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LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements. :
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W II Wnoi ix Mortgage Sa'e
Fakkei. & Co Heriing Safes
Setii W Davis Horses at Auction
IlEiNSBERtfER--Valentiine3
CW Yat-Valentines'
Dk Thus F Wobl-Marin'r Vaccine Virus
No City Court to-Jajj
SaDset to-raorro w afteroi oq at oi
minutes past' f o'clock.
The receipts, ohfl ton at this port tc
day foot-up 411 balesr '
There were two interments both
adults in IJellevue Cetnetery. this week.
m . i f
There were two interment? one adult
and one child in Pine Forest Cemetery
this week. . '
There' were three inturments two
adults and one child in Oakdale Ceme
tery this week.
Col. S. L. Fremont, who has been in
the city for several days past, favored us
with a short visit this afternoon. .
.The excellent order mentained at the
Opera House last night wa3 in striking
contrast to the disorder of
night. -
the previous
The Register of Deeds issued six
mar-
riage licenses this week, three of which
were for white and three for 'colored
couples.
There will be no service in St. John's
Church to-rcorrow morning as the Congre
gation on that occasion; will worship at
St. James'.
Gen. Jus. LI. Lane, recently of this
city, has resigned his position in the
Miaing College at Rolla, Mo., and has
Returned to Virginia. I
Our old friend and school mate, Frank
D. Koonce, Esq., of Richlands, Onslow
county, was in the city tp-day and favor
ed us with a brief visit.
Mr. W. N. Holt, formerly of this
city, but now of the firm of Peacock,
Hunt & Co., of Savannah,1 Ga., is here
to-day ou a flying visit, I
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Capt. A. C, Ward, Sheriff of Pender
CDunty,. settled the taxes for his county
with the State Treasurer yesterday at
Raleigh, amounting to $3,502 11.
As stated by us yesterday, Bishop
Lyman il expected ts arrive here to-night
and to preach and ordain to the diacon
ate at St. James Church to-morrow at
the morning services.!
The British- barquentine 1 Vick tV
Mebanc, so well known in these waters,
is now at Morehead City, from New
portWales, with a cargo of 420 tons of
s' eel rails for the Midlahd R. II.
Rev. Dr. Mayo was in Wilson yester
day, and was to have lectured there, by
invitation, Inst night. He Is booked to
address the teachers of tbisjeity at the
Tileston Upper Rooms thjs afternoon.
" Rheumatism was 4ue uisjese , with
vvhich Mr.;J. V. Walker of Waterloo,
Ind., suffered 'fo: fifteen years; aflerf try
ing a great many remedies without being
relieved, he was finally! cured by St.
Jacobs Oil. He says hejfeel3 like a new
man. i 1
In a letter recently received from Rev.
Mr.' Peschau, the' newly tlected Pastor
o,f St; Paul's K. L. Church that gentle
man states that he expects to arrive
hero by the first Sunday in Malxb, at
the latest, to take charge of his pastor
ate and th it he mav possibly be with us
at au earlier d.tte.
Groaod Hog Day,
. Last Thursday, the 2d inst., wa3 what
is knownas "Ground Hog Day, p when,
according to the popular superstition, if
his hogship sees his own shadow he in.
stantly retires to his deu, and immediately
thereafter the flood gates of heaven open
and the rain, and bail, and snow descedd
for six tfmZrc weeks, without, curtail or
readjustment. It is probable that he did
so see it, adgine: trom
yesterday and to-da.
the weather of
Beautify your nomes by using the N
Y. Knamel Paint, ready mixed and war
ranted. Sold only at Jacob i's. f
r-
Unmailable-
. Unniailable matter, addressed as fol
lows, remains in the Postoffice in this
city: ! 1
II, Iwi?, Concepcion.Puval Co.
tTex.
Mrs. Esther KUerson, Oouriao, X. C;
Miss Sarah Brown, Iafayette, 474 ave. ;
Joel Lilly, llazlehurst, Miss.; Maggie
Wclver, Sandford, X. CV;Mr. John Hale
Rocky Point, N. C. ' ;
The Opera House.
Hamlet" the master production of
Shakespeare's wonderful mind was pre
sented to an intensely interested andience
at the Opera House in this city, last
night, with Air. Frank Mayo in the title
rohf Owing to the lateness of the hour
when the company arrived in the city
and the necessary time required in pre
piration, the curtain did not rise until
about 9 jo'clock, causing considerable
impatience in the expectant audience.
But when the curtain rose upon the first
act, all impatience ceased, aud in very!
lew moments the entire audience were
completely absorbed iu the play,following
the actors with the closest attention and
with unflagging interest until the curtain
dropped upon the last act, which did not
occur until shortly after midnight.
of the performence, we may say that
we were agreeably disappointed. The
Hamlet of Mr. Mayo far exceeded our
expectations, and in many respects was
simply superb. There Were a few
unpleasant mannerisms in the open
jag scene, but as the play pro
gressed and he become warmed tip to the
work, his whole being seemed embodied
in the character he impersonated. lie
has a fine stage presence and a good
voice, although in some passages there
was an indistinctness in articulation
which might possibly be the result of a
cold, or possibly from some defect in the
acoustic properties of the house, as we
have noticed the same trouble before
with good elocutionists. His soliloquy
commencing with, "To be or not to be,"
was particularly fine and his advice to
the "players" was perfect. His support
was excellent throughout. Miss Laura
Chancey, as OpJieh'a, was superb and
won the hearts and sympathies of the
entire audience. The accusing scene be
tweenHalmet and his mother, Queen Ger
trude, (Jennie Jewell Hotchkiss) was. a
wonderful piecet of acting on the part of
both. The play was - a success in its
entirety and we hope that a crewded
house, which they richly deserve, may
greet Mr. Mayo and his company to
night, j ,
The Publishers of the Richmond, Va.
Enquirer heartily recommend Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup and say: "It has
been well tried in oir office and compos
ing room, and has cured our city editor
of & very bad case of Bronchitis."
. They are Coming.
Capt. D. Sherman, of the steamer
John Dawson,vtho, by the way, is a
clever gentleman and good looking
withal, informs ns that on the passage
down yesterday from Point Caswell, he
passed twenty-four rafts of timber and
naval stores in Black river before he en
tered upon the Cape Fear. They wero
in three groups, in the largest of which
there were twelve, and so densely packed
were they in that crooked stream that he
had great difficulty in getting the steam
er past them.
He also reports that thej river was
rising rapidly yesterday when he left
Point Caswell; and that there were indi
cations of a big freshet.
! :
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black
fish Hooks and Lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at Jacobi'h. f
Multilaled Coins
For the purpose of facilitating the
withdrawal jof mutilated coin from cir
culation, the superintendents of coinage
mints have been authorized by the Sec
retary of the Treasury to purchase mutil
ated United States silver coins of stan
dard fineness in sums of $3 and upwards
without melting or assay, paying at the
rate of SI per ounce of standard silver
contained. There is now not near as
much mutilated coin in circulation here
as a year ago. j
The Southern World
We have received No. 7, vol. I., of
the Southern IVorld, "a journal of in
dustry for the farm, the home and the
workshop," which is published semi
monthly at Atlanta, Ga., by the "South
ern World Publishing . Co." It is nicely
gotten up, is well filled with interesting,
entertaining and .instructive matter and
would prove a valuable acquisition to
every household in the South. Send one
dollar (the price of a year's subscription)
as indicated above, and secure a copy for
12 months.
To Builders and others Go to Jxco
si's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
c You can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices t
Day's length 10 hoars and 34 minates.
Gntleaa to-be Hubs- r
Telegraphic dispatches received in this
city to-day announce that " Judge Car
ha3 refused the motion for a new trial for
(iuiteau, and has settenced him to be
hung on Friday, the 30th of June next,
which is a year, lacking two days, from
the date of the shooting of - the Presi
dent.
Murder Host Foul.
Yesterday '8 Ncwbern News brings to
us full particulars of the murder of Mr.
Jos. M. Afro8tini, an old and respected
citizen bf that place, and the brother of
Mr. F. M. Agostini,-Sr., in this city
J he murdered man was in the employ of
the Midland R. R , and his murderer is
one Henry Bryan, colored, who was also
employed by the Company. There wss
no provocation. . Bryan stuck Mr. Agos
tini with a knife, eevering the spinal
column, death resulting within twenty
minutes. The murderer is in jail.
- - - j i m
IIerrins;'s8afe.
Mr. O. Worman, General Agent -"for
Messrs Fftrrel & Co., of Philadelphia, is
in the city to-day in the interest: of his
house, who are the manufacturers of the
well-known Herring's Safe. We invite
attention to the advertisement of these
safes, to be found in another column. It
will be seen that the strongest testimo
nialstare famished them by merchants
of Atlanta who suffered by the recent
disastrous fire in that city. These cer
tificates are unimpeachable as they are
unquestionable, and their testimony can.
not be disputed. Messrs Kenan &
Forahee have purchased from Mr.) Wor
man a large Herring Safe which they
will have in their office in a few days.
Messrs W. E. Springer & Co., on Mar
ket street, will have these safes for sale
in ary size or style desired.
From This Port.
The following exhibits of leading ar
tides ot exports from this port for the
crop year up to January 31 is cetrunly
encouraging, showing, as it does,' an in
crease in every article except spirits and
crude turpentine:
Cotton -51,959 bales coastwise and
56,082 foreign, in 1882, against 33,215
coastwise and 62,513 foreign,, in 1881 , a
total increase of 12,313 bales.'
Spirits 23,881 casks coastwise and
54,593 foreign, in 1882, against 27,534
coastwise and 65,960 foreign in 1881, a
decrease of 6,020 casks.
Rosin 32,554 barrels coastwise and
310,684 foreign, in 1882-, against 46,984
coastwise and 263,640 foreign, in 1881,
an increase of 27,614 barrels. . .
Tar 28,234 barrels coastwise and 12,
747 foreign, in 1882, against 30,629
coastwise and 5,467 foreign, in 1881, an
increase of 4,885 barrels. (
Crude 1,749 barrels coastwise and
102 foreign, in 1882, against 2,529 coast
wise and none foreign, in 1881, a de
crease of 678 barrels. ' j
Lumber 4,149,488 feet coastwise and
899,397 foreign, in 1882, against 1,834,
898 coastwise and 2,225,893 foreign, in
1881, an increase of 988,094 feet.
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The Gale.
The gale of wind with which we have
been visited to day, commenced quite
early in the morning and increased in
violence,, though fitfully, until, 12.20
p. m., when it blowed at the rate of
45 miles per hour. One of the first
freaks of the gale, I which came from the
Southwest, was to break the steamer
- -i
Waccamav:, which wasjnade fast to a
wharf on the opposite side of the river
from her moorings and float her across to
this side, bringing up at the Princess
street docs. There was no serious dam
age done to the steamer, but as she! had
her anchor down at the time, in coming,
across the river it caught and parted
the cable of the Signal Service telegraph
pine, thereby interrupting commu
nication with Smithville, from whence
many are solicitous to hear.. The
steam tugs Modoc and, Siain "also
parted their moorings and drifted to this
side of the river, but sustained no serious
damage. The schooaer Thomas IS
PitUbury, which was fast at Chad bourn's
wharf, parted her moorings and drifted
above the dry dock before she w
brought up and secured. The lighter
Washington also got adrift, but was
secured and made fast before any seri
ous damage resulted, r .
The medical praletgioa is in a very
"scibby condition at presout. ; -
The man who has too much to say
ought to have something to do.
Free Ltcture a, the Opera nnuse.
Dr. J. B. Hession, of New York, will
give a free lecture in thi Opera House,
on Wednesday evening, February 8th.
Let there be a full house. Ladies should
attend this lecture; they will find it both
interesting and instructive. i It
New vavortistjuiwiits.
H o rs e at Au ct i o n .
f N TTESpAY NEXT,Fth. 7th. I
j sen at EichBpj Ciornerj live. (5) o.
1 work horse, fioarulaml i a vfooJ condi
tion. The e horse nuis: be sold as owners
are aril Ions to rcuJiza the montv Tor them.
They can be seen ' a 'Clinic's. Stables, cor
ner Prjnces and Second streets. .
: SET11 W. DAVI3K
febi-lt Sta-iop? . . Auctioneer ;
VJorteraere Sale
V I iV PURSUANCE OF THE I'O'.VER
of Bale coutaiued ) a Certain mortgage
made to u;e by U. K. ! ewin and wite ou
tbe 1st day of Angust, 1S77. aud recorded
i - i - n . ......
in-uofjjKu, pfgea iu;io liuol tre Utcorua
of Pender County, I will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Court House door Sn
Bureaw. on tbe Second Moudar of March.
1882, for cash, to the highest, bidder, the j
louowiog tracts oi lano in lirant Town
ship, in said Fender County. The first
tract being bounded by the lands of D.Mc
Millan, Catherine Mayes and Ltt Legwin,
dee'd, cn Double Branch. Two other
tracts cn Reedy Keck, boacded by th
lands of Loit Legwin, dee'dt on the South
and West, and on tbe North and East by
ponds and bavs, containing 175 acres.
feb 4-ltd-4tw W. H- WOOLVIX.
A GREAT FIRE
IN
HERRIUG'S SAFES
WITHSTAND THE ORDEAL!
"I bought a Herring's 8afe eleven years
ago, and duriug the past week it was sub
jected t many hours of intense heat in the
destruction of my fourstory factory. When
unearthed from the ruins, sventy-eight
hours from the Inception of the fire, one
side was red hot. All my books and papers
are preserved. The safe fell face down
wards in the midst of twenty odd tierces of
lard.
"A new safe Of another make, less er
posed in the sane buildinr, losi its entire
contents, they beinsr turned to cinder.
"FRANK E. BLOCK.
"Atlanta, ua., wan. Z7, isss."
"We had two f your CHAMPION Safes
In ear office ou the 21st inst., when we had
the most disastrous fire since the war. These
safes were tabjected to very great heat and,
owing to the scarcity of water, were hot
about sixty hours before we could get them
out of the ruins. We found the contents in
good orders JOHN STEVENS & CO.
"Atlaata, Ga., Jan. 27, 1882."
STILL ANOTHER.
'The safein our office was subjected to
the heat for fifty or sixty hours, but the
contents books, papers, and bank notes are
preserved. . I
"GATE CTTT HORSE R. R. CO.
" Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 27, 1882.'
FARREL & CO.,
G3 1 Chestnut St . Philadelphia
feb4 - . . - . " -
Wanted.
A POSITION AS CLERK or Book-keeper,
or wherever the subscriber can
make himself generally useful.
Address, JOHN H. PUGH,
febS-lw P.O. Box 053
OPERA HOUSE.
Monday and Tuesday, Feb 6 and 7.
Ensaiieiitof Ihe Ijiuous
, Collier'.
BANKER'S DAUGHTER COM B IN A' H.
".Under the- supice f A. M Palmer,
Union Square Theatre, N. V.. in
Broorou HowaMl'j rvx ietr I'Jay
THE BANKEt'S DAUSHTER.
As plared upward of 1000 times The
Longeit Kun oa R:prd :
Elaborate Scenery will brojnzht here by
thi Company. CwtomM a la Mode,
- aud a Grand Cat of CLatacters.
pf Uanal prices i of admlstion. Box
Sheet now tfpea at Dyers,. - r feb S-4t
Ship IJotice.
ALL PERSONS are hereby
l t . m..a.
i avat SVtt aa a vataV 4 Ja a Wta4a1aV VaSK T1 5.
of the Nor. Barque WALLg. g -
Capt. TFalle, as no debts of their contraetixjg
will be paid by Master or Consignees.
! nEIDK&CO
feb 2-3t Cons igtee
ANOTHER
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'Valentines
pjvAICG'H BE DII DL aKU ABTI5. '
r.O YaLE HSi' 8 lh p It deljfht to
lh ejo urdjj toih i,rL; We Mllnoae
of tca vil- aid it6a!it g Coa'c Valcc
riofa taat bkve hrretcfao beeoa licit
to iecstcy t a ' iirr cj io thy erat'im, 1.
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Debility.
NEWBERjr, Sept. G, 1SSI.
I HAVE USED MRS. JOE PERSON'S
TONIC To.- general debility, .consequent
upon livingjin a low country, and found
great benefit Iirom it as an appetizer w hick
gave tone to the system. s
MARY BAYARD CLARKE,
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For sale in Wilmington by. Dr. Wj n;
GREEN. i ' feh 1 t
Brcchet Shawls,
g INGLE AND REVERilBLF, Just ree'di
The prices range from $12 tj $10.50. ThisJ is
one of the most useful wraps.
LARGE NICE BLANKETS,
MARSEILLES 8PREAD3,
CRIB SPREADS, CRIB BLANKETS.'
NEW NECK WEAR, embracing a variety
of just such things aa the Ladies Will ad
mire. CARPETSICORfilCE. CURTAIfif.
j j
V The prices.are JUST RIGHT, as you wil
find on examination.
A lew uioaks and Dolmans left wlll bs
sold very cheap. '
ira. EVIclntire.
iao zv ;
Valentines-
T0Y8 AND UIKLS LlUGU AffD
BE
Uerrr, and eoie t llDINSBfeRGER'S sad
getrourOOMlC T ALENTINE8. .
FIFTY QS.OH S COM 1 0 entirely new
at
1 II E LI Vh KO0K fli'ORE.
TTOR WARM HEALTH.
1. ileaCt V;fnird V.'rtlr. a.
Valentine Cards delicately and artiilically
trimmed with silk.
Orders from the conn try reipeetfally so
licited. ,
' UEIN'BERGEE'8.
feb I r Lira Book a &d Koic Store. '
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The Rcbesonian,
pUHLlSHED EVERY Wednesday, in
Lumberton, N. C.,by W. W. McDiarmld.
his the largest circulation and th.9 largest
advsrfhicg patronage of any country parer
n tbe State., It now bas over 800 sibf crl
bers in Ilobron county alone, besides a
genr ralcircubliou in the c jiutties bf Mo r
Cumberland, BUden, Columbus, Rice
mond and tLe adjoining c )untiesr, Marion
Marlboro and Darlington, iu South CajOi
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Una. . jataf 3 ;
Alffer, Trice & .,
MANUFAOTURERS AND DAL ijs IN
ViriDOW SASHES AfiD Bllf.'Ur
pOOQRS. FRAMES. ' MANTLES.
P.10ULDING, BRACKETS. &c.
.'. -i- ' ALSO, .' .
I MILL YARD AND OFFICF,
Jan SO-. Footer tVa'nat et
COSMOPOLITAN
BAR AND RES-
, ' TAURAHT.
JOHN' CARROLL, Prop. .
South Market Street, WUraicgtou, N'.C'
THE BAR U fupplird tilth the best
Wfciskie, V.ia, iittr, Chivapzn ,
Ac "Cigars of the' Unfit grades alw.ys cu
haad. At the lletUunislinn le f.uol the
faest Oysters.broueat ta this mark, which,
are served la any "style dsfred. taiatl es
applied. . jut
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