tSIfS PAVES
a PT 'el kh nnrrr' s
JOBH. T. AMRII,
jaxrroK fboiritg.
CHCK'fTIONb.OaTAOE PAII.
' ,oa:!,fl 35 OsenontbVsOcent.
ft PPr wiiI bdBlivered tycirrieff,
re ef ehergc, in "J P ti!e cityettfce
rtu. or IS Cts per yk- X
i.dTrtinr rte low asd iibm
ygobtcrtber will pleae report any ecd
C fHler to reeeiTe tteir paper regular) j.
jf evrA dvertisementk,
F'Olt
rev
'1
w ti n m
lieurafgio. Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backacho, Soreness of the Chest,
Bout, Quins, Sore Throat, Sure fl
ings and Sprains, 8urns and
' Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and ali other
Pains and Aches.
y, Prpnti''n cn prth uals St. Jaoobs Oil
enf 'c,nrr, fhtirjf and cheap External
S. A trial cDtaila Imt the coiapnratirely
IKIIinc ontlny of oO Coot's, Rtii every onruffr-
with rain liaT,? cheap D(i powtiT prtxf
f jt claims.
Directioa3 in Eleven Langnagfj.
BOLD 3T ALLD3UGGIST3 AKD DEALEK3
IU MEDICINE.
A. VOGEUER., & CO.,
Baltimore, 2Z d,, XT, S. JL.
Debility.
KNewbebn, Sept. 6, 1S81.
T HAVE USED MRS 4 JOE PERSON'S
TONIC for generaldebility, consequent
npcm liYlng In' a low country, and found
great benefit from it as an appetizer which,
gave tone to the'eystem.
MART BAYARD CLARKE,
For sale in Wilmington, by Dr. W, Hi
GREEN, febl
TOWELS,
TOWELS,
LARQE LOT OF VARIOUS Styles.
Thejprlces are all4 right.
CORSETS,
CORSET
4 sUsa, froat medium to good.
Twl. iiOcIntire.
Altaffer, Price & &.m
M AXOFAOTURERS AN D D AL' R3 IN
tnnOQW SASHES A?1D BUNDS.
DCOn:, FRAMES. 74 A hTLES
UOULDINQ. BRAfeKETS. &e.
ALSO, V
Xa'xim
MILL YARD AND OFFICE,
J10- FootofWalnnt i?tret
John Werner,
PRACTICAL
flERlUn BARBER AMD PERFUMER.
20 Market at, WUmlnton, N. O.
. My mmy friend in SmithviUe and in the
eoanUy are inrited to come and see me.
4 Captaiaa and Commercial Travel
I'Te befit workmen and tbe flnwt ac
oao0oni la the ctty. . ftb 10-ly
1 tJ$g&B3&&-zs mmA
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VOL. VI WILMINGTON. N. C. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1882. NO
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
JasT PyrTTE-AV Feitljizera
HEiXEBEsaEii-A'alentiiies !
C.W Yat Always on Hand
Vr T,noe F WooUTMarl;
n'aVaccine Virus
No City Conrt to-3a
More rain early this morning
Sorrow
13 Eeldom measured by its
Wood is agaia scarce and command
good pricea. ,
A. It. on
a lady's
diploma means,
'aftr baclielors.".
The receipts of cotton at this port to
ri iy foot up 134 balejs. j
Nor. barque Xoah, Salvecsen, hence,
arrived at T;bee Feb. 12h. 'I - ,
Norwegian barque Saga,
arrived at Liverpool Feb. 11
Bie, jhence,
b.
The best and rrorst thing you can say
of. a marriage is that it is a tie. j' i
lie that wears a tight boot is likely
to have a narrow understanding.
Barque San Juan, Bache, clared at
London, January 30th, for this port.
T. '
Schr. J. A, Griffin, Foster, cleared at
Philadelphia, Feb. 10th, for this port.
Barque GuldbringuA sailed; from
Newport, Wales, January 26th for this
port. v x i-! :-
Barque CJu Weyer, Trenck, sailed
from St. Tincent, 0. V., January 13th,
for thia port. . I . ,
i. i
Schooner F. B. Baird cleared at
Charleston, S. C, February 11th, for
this port. . j
Joshua was the first man- "who ever
tock a newspaper.
Daily Sun.
He s
opped the
Rafts of timber and naval stores con
tinue to arrive with every ebb tide in
large quantities. 1
Valentine's Day to-day and the little
folks have been in a flutter for the past
twenty-feuf hours. ,; ,
It our ancestors were! monkeys ; the; '
couldn't have been ignorant. They aU
revelled in the higher branches.
Beautify your nomes by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
ranted. Seld only at Jacob ia. t i
The young' folks had a very pleasant
Hop at the Rankin Hall last ! night,
given complimentary to a young lady of
this city.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Gjass,
&c You can get ali i sizes and at the
lowest prices. t
Remittent fever is not contagious.
At least delinquent subscribers do no
seem to catch it, no matter how much
they are exposed. t
The fruit-trees hereabouts 'are budding
and if we do not have a cold snap soo-n
we fear that tho prospects for a good
fruit season will be poor.
On motion of Mr. John D., Bellamy
Jr., Messrs. E.H, King and John C.
Davis were yesterday .admitted in the
Criminal Court to the practice of law.
The next entertainment at the Opera
House in this city will be j Ford's Operi
Company, in" "Patience" Or "The Mas
cotte," on the Wednesday of next week,
the 22nd inst. j
Schr. L. E. WJtitman, Campbell,
from Providence, h. I., arrived at
Orient. L. I.. Feb. 7th to load for this
port. Touched on a sand;
west side of Dutch Island J
came off uninjured.
bar on the
Feb. 5th, but
Mfcbjgan Personal Item.
Among the many who have I experienci
ed the remarkable benefit of the Great
German Blocd Purifier Drops, Mr.
Mathias Bauscb, Cold Water Mich, refers
to the case of an acquaintance whe, after
suffering tor a year with ; Indigestion,
which physician and remedies failed to
relieve, was made well j and hearty by
theuse the Hamburg Drops, i ,
. 1. 1 1 .I ii i i -j j"" :
Unmailablej
Unmailable matter, addressed as fol
lows, remains in the Postoffice ia this
city: ' 1 1 " '. "
W. M. Ward, Oates' X Roads, S. C.
Mrs. S. J. RichardsonJ Weldon, N. C;
Edward Askew, Fondsville, N. C; Vir
ginia A. Rowe, Tarboro, N. C. j Sallie
DOzier, Britten Neck, S. C. ; Mrs. MaL
lett, 309 Monroe street, Brooklyn, N. Y.;
Mr. Frank C. MalUtt, 116 Pearl street,
N. T. -!k .i
At 3 o'clock to-day the thermometer
in this office registered 73 degrees, which
is only three degrees lower than Summer
heat. I
Steam boatmen report an abundance
of water in the Cape Fear, although
there is a slight falling oft in the up
country section of the river.
So mild has the winter been in this
section that a gentleman here tells us
that there are now, on a quince tree in
his garden, green i leaves of last year's
growth. i I '
The fire alarm bell is now in position
on the new tower, and was rung for the
first time to-day, not to sound the alarm
of fire but "just to see how the old thing
worked' ! . " 1
A email delegation from Cumberland
Lodge, K. of P., of Fayette ville, arrived
in this city this morning on the steamer
Gov. Worth, en route for the Grand
Lodge at Goldsboro.
Capt. D. R. Murchison, we are glad
to learn, has so far recovered as to be
able to travel. He left here this morn
ing for New York, accompanied by his
wife and hia brother, Col. K: M. Mur
chison. I ' J
Exports Foreign.
Ger. barque Constantine von Ram
ecke, Fretwurst, cleared at this port to
day for Liverpool with 1,269 bales cot
ton, shipped by Messrs D. R. Murchison
& Co., and Ger. barque Michael Marx,
cleared for Stettin, with 3,425 barrels
rosin, shipped by Messrs E. Peschau fc
Westermann. !
Judge Seymour Nominated- j
By a private dispatch received hero
from Washington City, we learn that
Judge Seymour was to-day nominated by
the President as Jadge of the U. S. Dis
trict Court for the Eastern District of
North Carolina, to succeed the lamented
Judge Brooks. It is thought that in all
probability Jadge Seymour will bo con
firmed.
Fertilizers.
We invite attention to the advertise
ment of Wilcox, Gibbs & Co's manipu
lated guano, as it appears in this issue.
This standard fertilizer enjoys a fine
reputation in this State and has attained
a large sale. Those who use it once are
sure to use it again and the sale conse
quently increases largely year by year
Any information relative to it will be
cheerfully famished by Mr. Jas. T. Pet",
teway, the agent,' in this city and at
Laurinburg. t
Hampty-Damptr.
There was a large attendance at the
Opera House last night at the above
named , performance. Mr. George H.
Adams, (Humpty Dumpiy) when with
out his "war paint," is a reserved, digni.
fled young man in j appearance, from
whom it would seem useless to expect a
joke,but when he bounces injto the stage
he is the very personification of mischief
and fun, and keeps the audience convulsed
with laughter as long as he remains.
The other, parts of the performance were
good, the cat duett very good ; we have
heard better ventriloqual efforts, but
have never seen a better acrobatic per
formance. I I "
"llow old are you," said an ancient
dame to a grinnisg little tar-pot.
"Well, ir I goes by what mudder says, I
almost ten, bat if I goes by de fun I'ss
had, I'se most a hundred." O! that all
could measure their years in this way, but
how many, measure them by long night
watches, and almost fatal coughing spells,
which could have been cured by a bot
tle of JJr. .bail's Cough byrup taken in
season.
Vennorfor February.
Some of Vennor's predictions for the
earlier part of the month were remarka
bly . correct, but he J tailed partially
when he said that the 11th and 12th
would probably bring a return of cold
and blustery weather. " We bad the cold
without the bluster. He said that the
week between the 11th and 18th is likely
to give alternations of mildness spent
with enow and rain storms, these becom
ing more severe, toward the end of the
week, the 17th or 18th 'giving general
snow falls. The 19th will probably
other in a terrible week of rain-storms
(snow in some quarters) and floods, with
days of very high winds and gales. These
will be more marked ' in western and
southern sections of country, aad will
terminate in generally cold weather ud
beavy esow falls toward the 25 th and
26 th days and entry of March. .
IfasUtrate'i Court. -
Warrock Perry, colored, was brought
before Justice Millis this ' morning for
examination, charged with an asiault and
battery with a deadly weapon a hatchet
upon Joseph Buie, also colored. The
defendant was found guilty of the charge
and, required to gve a bond in the sum
of $50 for his appearance at the next
term of the Criminal Court,- in default
of which he was committed. j
Joseph Buie, the plaintiff in the above
case, was araigned upon a charce of as
sault upon Warrock Perry, the defend.
ant in the first cue, ani was found
i
guilty and ordered to jay a fine of $5
and costs. He paid up and was discharged.
Criminal Court j
After the close of our report yester
day the following cases were brought (o
trial and disposed of :
Abram Bcatty, charged with larceny;
found guilty.
Charles Williams, larceny, ' not con
cluded. 1
Grayson Jenkins, larceicy,! nol pros
entered and defendant discharged.
Nol pros were entered in several other
cases and quite a number were', continu
ed. The proceedings to-day.were as fol
lows: j. .
J. H. Loftio, larceny, found guilty, bat
sentence not yet pronounced.
Primus DeLeonJ larcency, found guil
ty, but recommended to the mercy of the
Court, i ; ;
Clifton Armstrong and Jaae Ander
son, larceny, jury out at the time oar re
port closed.
List or Letters.
The
following is a list of the letters re
maining unclaimed. In the City Postoffice
Wednesday, Feb. 16:
A Dollie Anderson, B L Allen.
B Martha Brown, Hannah Bell,
Mary A xtishop, w 11 JiynnsviLIe, Ma
nerva A Bryant, Jno Baker, (4) : W A
Bird, E L Burriss, D E Brown.
C Alice Conncll, Ada Cox, John
Cooper,) A il Carter, Unas Cowles, Daw
son Couekin, J O Craig, JS Croon, John
Copeland, Virgil Oarr.
D Viney Dewey, Mary Ann Davis,
Eliza Davis, Dent Davis, Henry Davis,
James Davidson, (2) j Lewis F Dectwick.
S Julia Everett, Chas Edwards.
F Katie Farrow, Wright Foy, J W
Fails. , '
G Hannah Griffin, William Gleason,
Hamilton Green, D P Garner, F L Gor
rington. H Aimy Howard, Harriet Hill, Se
rena House, Susie Herring, Watson
Hall, H Hard wick, W H Henderson (2),
S Hamersh, J Q Hall, John Holland, H
F (Hanks.
I G Irvon. 1
J Annie Johnson, Mary K Jones,
Wallis Johnson, Lewis Johnsons J
L Cenie Lewis, Lilda S Lee, Monroe
Lewis, (3), R S Logan, P W Lawriri, M
Long, Frank Lillie. I
M -John F Moore, Joseph F McMil
lan, Martha A Melton, Mary Moore,
Mary Jane McBride, Thos D Murray, F
Murray, Carrie Merton.
P M C Paterson, E W Phile, Rev
Jarry Paterson, J H Parker, B L Perry
man & Co. I
R Abram Reed, William Rass,
Herny Rhone, F Rossi
S B F Sanders, N H Sprunt, (2),
Swain, Mary Stevenson, Moses Spruill,
Jefferson Sl$epard, Mary Spencer, Jen
nie Stamps, Fred Strauss, B Smith,
Elsie Swain," Eugene Stewart, Cathie
Sims, Andrew Stevens, D E Smith, Rev
Thos Smith, O H Strode.
W S A! Wallace, Roseanna Waddell,
PMK Williams, Maggie Williams, Kate
Walker, Ella Williams, David Wiggs,
Charlotte Watters, J F Wilkin, Rose
anna Waddell.
Y -Soloman Young.
Persons calling for letters In above, list
will please say "advertised"; if not claim
ed in 30 days will be sent to dead letter
Office, .Washington, D. C.
E. R. BRINK, P. M.
Wilmington, - New Hanover County,
S. C
Catarrh of the Bladder. ' ,
Stinging,! smarting irritation of the
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured by Buchupaiba. Druggists. Dept
Jas. C. Munds. !
Qnarterly Meetings
For the Wilmington District of the
Methodist K Church, South.
' FIRST ROUND.
Bladen, at Windsor. . Feb 11-12
Clinton, at Job b son's Chapel, Feb 18-19
Cokesbury, at Bethany, . Feb 25-26
Coharie Mission, at Wesley Chap
el, . i . . March 4 -5
Duplin, at Wesley Chapel, March 11.12
Onslow, at Lebanon, . . March 18-19
C3The District Stewards will meet
ta Wilmington at the parao sage of the
Front StreetChnrch at 11 o'clock a. za
on Tuesday, the 3rd of Jannary.1882.
; PR.O. Brno
PrtiidiagEldsr.
38
How Advertisements.
EF o p 5 D 5 so rr sKMif 5 0 5s S i?3 !
THE WILCOX1 GIBBS & GO'S MAUIPilLAT 0 QUANO 1
Is claimed rk1
Best, Host Eeliabl0 and Cheapest Fertilizer
in use for Cotton and other Crops.
"You 3n al xa?s depend upon ih" . -; T - - 4
Airiape bnr aupplies at bnc.'oa tKe usaal tarm: .
All material oompoaioffFerfilizsis
are diffieuik to fcet, but iterate ho advnca id: Vha rre of cur lrfcui
For suppUss tnd any iufoxmu,km in regir.Guina' comrnunicitd
feb 14
' ,
Circulatinsr library.
fJlHE ONLY CIRCULATING LIBRARY
in the City; 15 cents per wee;' 50 cents per
month; $1.15 per quarter, 14 per annum
in advance. 1
Best 5c and 10c Cigar in the market.
Call and see me,
feb 13 HARRIS' NEWS DEPOT.
Evening: F lowers,
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED.by Express, a
a very beautiful lot of Evening Flowers.
I will receive by Steamer "Regulator" the
nrst spring uats and .bonnets.
I have secure the Agency of the Uni
versal Fashion Company's patterns, which
can be aad on very reasonable terms.
Respectfully,
I JI8S E. KARREE,
feb 13 Erahange Corner
Now is the Time
0 BUY YOUR MULES AND HORSES.
Just arrived and for sale twenty Mules and
ten Horses suitable for all wark. Call, ex
amine, price and buy. I
T. J. SOUTHERL A.ND,
febl3-3t I Second Street
ew Restaurant.
T
HE UNDERSIGNED would respectful
lyannouuce that he baa juat ttedup at
No. 3, Granite Row, South Front St., a Ree-
taurant fori Ladies and GenUemen, where
meals and refreshments may be had at all
hours of the day. Every thing Is new and
first class. FoUte waiters and eourteouaat
"Game and Oye , Cm'seasoxu Fine
Wines, Liqttors and Cigars. .
ov IS ! F. A. BOHUTTE, Prop.
THE V ARIETV STORE
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE
spectfully notify his mends and the
public that ho has recently re
turned from a Tisit to tho
Northern Markets
where be has purchased tha ?
Handsomest Display
1 OP
MILLiriERYi FAflCY
GOODS,
nQTIQn8 AND HOLIDAY O000S
bejas ever offered in this city " :
. Hyetockle -' ; -
laarQC, Complcto
And in
I have thousands of things which it
would take columns to enumerate. I My
fine, fresh FRENCH CANDIES are a
specialty. I lead in these goods as my
patrons wel know. 1 nave an eiegani
variety of. , -1 . - .
MilJinery Good, Uat
Triramingr, &CrV
To which I invito the attention of tht
Ladies. m"m
My stock ef CHRISTMAS GOODS
M - ej .. ej
is full and complete ana caring oeea
bought low will be sold low. i 5 sKl
I respeetfally iavite a call rand issptsr
tion. Jj. FIjAN AG AN, j
Variaty Ctcrj,
dealt
Ne. Uarkrtttrt.
PUR CELL H8USE,
OJrpES sfETT XxAffAGSlirST,
TuMa9T03, B O i ''-!
d iv peaur, v J- V pro?
r LAts Fiprfefcr Attestle xUiel
Fft ttuf ie bB it srofiltxnU, Tcra
iS.it$3pereT. febttt.
ttlvt fzxttini ay aad 'ill rebkurT
?a tai of tae vrff nxM eliy be f
Coianseiawtgiajs be; vttttea: cs j
And it Ii espeeiaUj and pczlxrly oad? r
ood that the Editntoeg tsxi always tad or
?-F,ot Prrwrpcedesti taleea aa atat
la,Oie edllorfaj olasiaa4 f
Hew I Aiyartiieiriont
.- "5 t5 i e
adaaittM to te' the
have fidvan?od
Wilmlrlgtoa hd Liaiiinbur?;
Al wave! ori Hand
9
i BCHOOL AND BLASE BOOKS,
StaUonery, Oo!d Peas, Albumri W; Ac.
, - : i --..-vr . 't - r
Agent for the Celebrated ; Decker, Piaaos i
W
4--
.'Yates,
Bookseller and, Statlenf r
feb IS
Valentine
Oh I little ibreliest lady mine '.
Trhat shall I sat d for your Yalentlne t ''
Bummer aad FJcwers are far away; '
Gioomy old winter is kicg toW ay; r '
Bads will: not b!ow aad lua wiU not shin..
What (hall lido for Valentine"? . .
. - . E.OQQ, ANSWERS .
00 TO THE LIVE BQOK STORE
There you wUl fisd the ffrettast variety anJ
i i j
finest se:ortment la the city, and all Freeh
and Jew. feb IS
m
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' " BOUND'fTRIP
Excursion
ates
I
TO
MEW OR le Arj s;
VIA.
THE ASSOCIATED LINES
Southern Travel !
, ; Excursion Tickets to New Orleans and
Return will be sold at Uie following R
duced Rates : . , . ,
? From COLUMBIA, $31.
-; -: golD3Boro $35,
wilmington $34,
, - Tickets will be on, sale at above point
February 13tb; Hth, and Utlu Good to
return tfll March 4th incluiive.
Period ot travel limited to three dsys each
way J- J: :, : r'; ApdPE?i
- febll-St-llili-k ; Gent PaasgVAgt f
m ppOMEMIAL HOTEL
TJf VAfBti D AND ' ENTIRELY iefitted,
XV U new open for tbe reception of Pf R.
MANENT AND TRANSIKMT flTTT?jrrfl-
Every effort znade to cive ftufzi-tiem. gn.
clal ratee for Regular Boarders.
J- . t v . M. BCHL03S, Proprietor
C5First Class Bar Room attached. ...
io 10 r. . ' .
MAflTIIl'S VACCINE VlflUS
North Oiioua-ifiwoXt5 Joraiil't
ABBjrcr roa xax copx fxsxr CTXira
TTlRESn AND ACTIVE TACCINE front
JC ' .r"2f -:cr SI -? '"t
sne rtoowmed eetablbhmentof Dr. Henrr A.
Martla. furnished ta large or small quanti
ties i .This vaceice i warranted to takeia .
all primary cases. j '
-j vi s 7 Lancet Points for f 1.00 j
r V15 - do . i do 2.00 . 'X
aek lamcet point-will rarcinate one per-!
Orders fcy Ulegrapb -or, mail wCl receive i
prompt attention. " ' ' ' ,t...k
fan25.if sac "a . w . Wnmlnrtm. ML O
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