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dd avisy, artere eeadays x
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rear IS CO lx atha, W ; Three
,iper will kt delivered ay earrlara,
AdrtftUi rate low end llbem
gobssribers wiltpleees report any ead
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VOL. VI
WILMINGTON, N. THURSDAY, MARCH 16. 1882 NO 64
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I
jTeTf A dvertieomentB
J8 -tsar jg'x. -
THE GREAT
iron
RHEUIATISI
limnMilfiia. Sciatica. Lumbaeo.
Backache, Soreness of Vie Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, JS wo
ings and Sprains, Burns and v
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, far and ti?adaeho; Frosted
feti and Ears,1 and a oihor
Pains and Aches.
ff propratten on earth' equals Br. Jaoom Ort
m ifc,ure, simple and cheap Extrol
Burnedy. A trkl tataita but th comparatively
titfiii cflsv 50 Oats, aod every oouffr
kg with pil'a :aa bav cbefep aad potttivs proof
f its UUfflS. : 4
Diractioni a Hew L&n .-'
SOLD BY ALL DEUOGT8T8AZn) DElLStS
III MEDICINE. J
A. VOGBEER & CO.,
Baltimore, MLs U.8.JL
Easter Cards.
A
BEAUTIFUL L T. All kinds 'a&d
Call nd its tbm at
U1NBBEBGR'S.
Chickering Pianos.
pUlCKKKlBO tlAHOB I Bqa aOratd
tiirtu lrgiua itN -Ck
im and the as. Yoa ar a'wiji we
mcfi IS
Lire Bcok md hm'ie Ftotm
TLPH0KES-7ELEPHjNS,
TE EPH0ES.
rjHE SOUTHERN BELL TELIPHOS
od 7eh zt h i o.t the fiota
L:cejxs of the ,
AMERICAN BELL TELEPHONE CO.,
fr inpDl3iDTlephOEes lo the State
of Va , W Va.f (8oath of the B A
-
O. R. R.), N. a, 8. C,Gi.,
la , and Ala.
PR IT AXE illVKS
Ceoitructed, Equipped with Telephones
aid ReutesV
t i
For j irtiCTi!aiaMre ' -
SOUTHERN BELL TF,L'P"NE
A TELt GRAPH COMPANY,
195 Broadway.
New Yoik
fab t.VSm
MARIIH'S VACCINE VIRU?.
SoatH CAaoLXHA MlDlCAX, JOUKHAL
Aoekst roaxi foTtaxnu States
JjTRESH A7D AClIVg VACCINK from
Ui renoTriisd ftitabllshmentof Dr. Henry A.
Martin fnrnUbed i'.i lare or amall qumti
Tiljcci. jl warranted to take in
I prtm-ry csrs
7 Lance: Point for $1 00
H do do at
Ech lancet point wlil vacelQAte one per-
OrtJars by talgraph or baI1 wiU racafve
Tnpt attention
THOMAS P. WOOD,
u 95-tf nae WtlmioKt jn. R. C
otice.
p ARnra IK SEARCH OE GOOD Bjoard,
at renabs-tatest wHl flu lfc w their a-
Viiittge to call at the romme'relal Hotel.
Respeetf'il y,
M. dCHLOSS. Proprittcr
ISFtratOaM Bar attached. '
ch 4
EXTRA STALL-FED BEEF.
JJO. O BORNEMARX offers at Ms
UlwL North tU VfrVt etr; A fow AVK
!v Second, a show lot of 8TALL-F D
alo, Veal. Perk, La sab, Sausages
HI aoatomera ard the pmbUa g-natiaUy
wetarttoAtogrrehin a alL laahfrtf
in
LOCAL NKWS.
-New Advertikmkjtt. (i
8 VaxAhkikge, O SjCL gii Ad !
Mrs. Lum3ibn ReopenHl
CW Yat- Prang's Easter i aria
HKiNBsitOKK-Eater ara
Dn Taoa F Wo-xtfartirtVVarefue Virus
Bargains in tlreiery at Park's.
tf
Tie
receipts of cotton at this port
to-day foot np 177 bale.
Steamship Btvtfador, Triboo, hence,
arrived at New Yerk March 14.
The most extensive lice of Laces in
the city, can be seen at Hahn's. tf
Schr. Mary E. Van Cteaf, Tfcorn-
dike. bene, arrired at Ponce. P. R
Jan. 3Ut.
New et) lea Culicoaa, L cents, at.
tf : I Uasv'a.
Schooner M. K. Rawley, XUwlay,
hence, arrived at Brunswick, Qa. Match
11th.
Ribbons and flowers and Flowers and
ii-
Ribbons. Tremendous stock at
tf i Hahk's.
Barqce Glacier, Sca&t Iroa Balti
more for this port passed out at Fortress
Monroe March 14. h. i
The most extensive line of Laces in
the city, can be aeen at Habn's. ' tf
Schr. William D. Marvel, O'Keefe.
from North Bootbbay for this sort, was
at Vineyard Haven March 13th. ;
Ger. burqoe Einiyktit, Schimdt
cleared at thiet port to-day for London,
with "4k. 145 barrels rosia, shipped bj
Messrs Alex; 8pruoi feSohs. ,-:
CorseUl Corsets 1! CorseUllt
tf Hahk's.
n1 A Patmi Opnpral PaatMffef I
Agent of the Associated I Railways ojlfoapd p onr adrertiii columns toa
Virsrinia aud the Carolioas. was in the
' o i' -
city to-dij. I ; J : -
A large assortment os M illiner Goods
at II abh'8. .- - . -!l 1 V - w
The weather to-day has been remark
ably warm, soft and balmy, from which
we predict, although we are not much
wathprwise. that there will oe nun in
this section within the next 43 hours.
AH Wool Banticgs, 12 cents.
worth
25 cents, at IIahn's.
tf
Mrs. I.umeden has secured rooms at
Miss Moore's boarding house, on Market
streetwhere she ia now prepared to
rm-eive orders. A new andi handsome
stock will be displayed in a few days.
Beautify your nomes by using the N
Y. Enamel Paint, ready mixed and war
ranted. Sold enlv t Jaoobi's. t
The little sieanur Lixbpn, CaptaiL
Phillips, came in to-day troni Herrings
ville, iu S impson county, loaded with
freight and with a large lighter In tow
with as much as it could hold of cotton,
spirits aud rosin.
Personal. '
Mr- Jamee Spunt, who has been
North for some ft wo months or more,
most of which tirnhe pastd in Phila
delphu, tetnrued Xo the city this morn
-'.
ing. He will, we understand, very soon
resume his plite in business circles, for
the first time since bis unfortunate acci
dent last FU. j
Call and tetJ our Faucy and Lace Col
lar' at Habv'h. !
U1U IlIfcRWI J
To-day is the 115th anniversary of
the birth of Andrew JaakDtihe patriot,
statesman and heroic warrior. Among
the many illustrious names that adorn
to pages of American, histcry none
stand oat with more prominence than
that of Andrew Jackson. . Iis blood
was shed ia his yonih, daring the Revo
lutionsry war, and by his noble daring
and generalship at the battlr of New
Orleans, the country ( was saved rroa
forefgn invasion. As evidences of the
confidenco felt la Lisa as a aUtosman
and lariat, ha was once a ember
Congress, and twice called to the
Senate "chamber; was appointed
Governor of Florida', . was once a mem
ber ot the Supreme Court Beach of
Tennessee, and was twice elected Prts
idfnt of the United State. H was dur
ing the last term of his Presidency that
the crowning act of patriotism was con
summated by his veto of that rotten and
corrupt instltatiooj the so-called U. S.
Bank. There has been no observance
efthektra. '
m n v.
! St. ratiickt Day.
Tb Hiberniam Beoerofetit Society of
this city will ce!brate St. Patrick D-y
to-morrow.by av parade aod aerricea atSt,
Tbomaa' Chareh, where b addrerg will
be delivered bytter. Claodiao Korthrep,
brother of Bishop Northrop The pro
eesaioa will form at 9.30 o'clock ia the
corn in at Oermaoia Hall under the
rapervisioa ot Alaj. Jamea Jteii)y Chief
KarehaL '
The BiTer. 1
Steamboatraea inform at that the river
waa falliar -rapidly yeaterdaj, at the
f tia they ft . Eayetterille, and that
unless tbera are tains on the epper wape
Fear witia a short tiaa to check the
decline, the navigation will be di&oalt
aod delay will esias. There are now
about 4 feet of water on the Shoals.
which, at the rate it waafalUogf yeater-
day, will eooa be ia each coaditiea that
loaded boati wHl not be able to pais
The fellow whe, by miatake tent his
aabrahaired "iweetheart ioitead ot a
bonis of Dr. Ball's Coagb S)wp a bottle
of bairdje, wanU to know the best way
to coaoit stiictde. , !
notion far a RrOrlrer fiir lha Car
olina Central.
Mrs. Virginia B. Mathews, of New
York, has applied for aa order for the
appoiairaeot of a Beottver for the Cam
Una Central R. R CoapaOy. The ap
plication ia to be beard before Judge
Gilmer, at Ooldaboro, on the 12th daj of
May next Messrs McRie A Strange
and Rttssell it Ricand, of this city, are
the counsel for the pbintiff. It was a
dentood, we theoght, at the time
of tha transfer of the Carolina Cen
tral that Mrt. Matthews claim had been
aatiaSed, bt thcontrarj wonld appear
from the proceediogi. the ofScial notice
. r i I j . L:. :4. m i
w
All Wool Bantings, 12fU, worth
25 cants, at HAHx'f. . ;tl'
JPar4' Cosapaaf
Charles Ford's Cotai&Opera Coopany
completed on Saturday a week of extra
ordinary auccesa here in the production
ot -'Patience" and "Maacoi." At each
performance the andiencea, excelled the
seating capacity or toe house. rromi
nent among the auditors were Mr. W.
W. Corcoran, Senator Bayard, ex Secre
tary Blaine and almost every distinguish
ed resident ia Washing too. At the
matinee on Saturday . hundreds were un
able' to secure adm ission. 'National
Republican, Feb. IZlh.
The Company' will be in Wilmington
on Wednesday, March 22d, and will sing
for our citizens the opera of the Mascot te
aud on Thursday evening Mr. Ford's
Company will give their unrivalled ren j
ditiun of Patience, as socg with sueh
remarkable success throughout the entire
country.
I New stiles Calicoes, 4 cents, at
tf Hank's.
I Mew Postal Killings-
The Posu (See . Department has ruled
mat tne aewgation oi tne business or
vocation of the party addressed on the
address side of a postal card renders the
card unmaiUble, when the place of bnsi.
ness is indicated in the direction. ,
The following rulings of the Depart
ment in the Jauuary "Guide,' this year,
should be carefully considered by pub.
Ushers, news aorents. merchants, sad all
others who send packages to the post
office for tranmisf ion in the mail:
: All sealed packages, except packages
of seed ia sealed transparent envelopes
and packages sealed with internal reve-;
one stamps; all packages sewed up, ex
cept in the case of seeds, where the ab.
.ence of any other matter be ascer
tained by feeling; and all packages in
any way so closed against inspection that
their contents oannot be fally ascertained
without breaking" the seal, or without
andue delay ia opening the same, are
subject to first-class postage ?ian three
cenU ftreacli half canoe or fractioo
thereoT' .... .
The intent ef the law is that packages
of third and fourth class matter should
be eo wrapped aa to admit of their wrap
pers being removed, or the package a
opened, so that postmasters nay discov
er whether any letter or writing not per
milted by law is 'enclosed therein. If
such examination eaaaot be made, the
packages are subject to lstter-postage.
netwithstaading the fact that they may
be open at the ends.
Frtah water Pcrci, Treat and Bhsci
&eh Becks asd Xiaca. A tail assert
, cnt tzi tetrt rad ftzzzfa. f
Coattwise CooarcA
ii Within the I at six days there have
been four New York steamers in this
port, aggregating nearly or qnite 4 000
ona carrying capacity. The Benffaclor
left here oej Saturday ; the SavJo Do
mingo arrived on Sunday and left jester
J I the Regulator arrived Tuesday
morningaad .is cow at" her wharf, and
the Gulf. Stream, arrived this morning
and is made fast to the wharf on the
opposite side of the'river, waiting for a
place to be made vacant for her to come
across lo her wharf and dUcbarge her
There are immense quautities of mer
cbandiee crowding thb warehouses of the
Company in this city to their utmost
cp.icify. some of which ha3 arrived
from New York and has not been taken
away, while the remainder, is stored
awaiting shipment and the appearances
indicate that there is to be no abdtemea
in the amount at an early day. As fast
as shipments ore made, other merchandise
is brought to make the place good. It
8 a business and a morethan busy place.
Uj. Winder.
Yesterday's Raleigh Aretx? and Obser
ver has this to say of Mej J. C. Winder
and we copy it with our cordial endorse.
ment. CapL Ashe, aod Mai. Winder
are warm personal friends and our friend
of the News and Observer is therefore
qiali&ed to speak in the premise?. He
lays :
It is a great pleasure to us to cote the
advancement of thin excellent railroad
manager and sterling gentleman. A fine
engineer, skilled in all matter pertaining
to railroad a& ars, possessing nnusual ad
ministrative abilities, and withal a steady
worker, devoted to the business he has irt
charge, be has proved. an invaluable ofil
cer wherever his services tave been en
gaged aod has grown in reputation with
increasing years, u is agreeahte to us
to chronicle the promotion of a towns
man so well fitted to fill the office to
which he ha been chosen; and it is stil
more agreeable to us in this instance2
because from long association we know
him to be a true man, a competent man
alia e,Jast-4njui anun of rare merit and
or ncusttai worth. Some time' ago the
qaeatioo was mooted as to the construct
tion of the original fortification at the
site effort Fisher. Mai. Winder could
readily have answered it, for he was ut
that time a private citizen srvicg with
out recognized rank, at his own expense
and" without pay, in charge of the engi
neer department en the lower Cape Fear.
The same activity and competency he
displayed durng those dajs ae has tince
exhibited in every situation he has filiedj
So while we congratulate him on his
promotion, we muy well likewise congrat
ulate the several companies on having
secured the services of such a faithful
and efficient officer.
Toe Baurvaa Ucesing,
A much larger number of persons than
we expected assembled at the Court
House lost night in response to the call
for a meeting to consider the plan of the
proposed t Lnton t oiot Caswell Rail
rod. The meeting was called to order
by Mr. H. A. Bgg, and was organized
by calling CoL1 Roger Moore to the cbair
and Mr. W. B. i'cKoy to act as Set re
tary. Col. Moore, in a few pertinent
remarks, explained ; the object of the
meeting, and called upon Air. E. W.
Kerr, of Sampson, to explain to the
audience the possibility and desirability
J of the proposed rontej together with its
present prospects, Sec. The speech of
Mr. Kerr was interesting, forcible tand
to the point. He showed the condition
of things as they now exist, and picture 1
the future as it should exiat were th'"
enterprise oompletsd, and presented fcts
which the business men and capitalists of
Wilmington are booed to tike into se
Hons consideration. He was followed by
Mr. D. M..- O'Hanlon, a. practical civil
engineer, who made a statement as to
the probable cost of the road completed
and equipped, together with an estimate
of the yearly ranning expenses and the
probable Income from passengers and
freights. If his figures approximate
correctness the road and its equipments
all ready for service will cost in the
neighborhood of $175,000..
Mayor Smith and Messrs H. A. Bagg
end J. 0. 8terenson were called upon
and they mads short but earnest speeches
la which they endorsed the preceding
speakers. -
A committee, consisting of Mayor
Pxaith aod Messrs H. A. Bagg and J C
Stevenson, was appointed , to co operate
with the committee appointed at Clinton,
to solicit subscriptions, and the several
committees were directed to report pro
gress at a nesting which is to be held
at Point Caswell, at some fottre date
xslith I ast jet tslsttsd.
A joint meeting of the Commrcial
Exchanga and the Produce Exchange.
ith other citizens. inthe inter st of the
Clinton r.d Po:nt Caa well R R , wss
held at the Exchange this Mfternoon. but
as it was nearl 5 o'clock when the meet
ing wr.s organized, the pTOceedi.igs are
too late for iLU issue. i
"The World."
1 ne acove-aaned piny win be per
formed nt the Orera Ucceo to-nifl t
nndrr the managtmcnt of Messrs Brooks
& Dickson, than uhom none knew better
how to cter Fucces3fully to the inter
ests and atni2cm?ntb of theat
peoplS The play ia strongly spec tncu-
iar and has been presented in several
cities oi the country with distinguished
succees. Li has had" an extremely pod
ol ir and "profitable run in New York
where it now holds the stage nightly to
crowded houses. Tha compiny uppe-r
ing here to night is pronounced cood by
oar contemporaries who fcavo Witnessed
the performance in our1 more . Southern
cities, and we expect that a crtaVd
house will greet the actors at their per
formance to-night, i
New Advcrtisemonta
Reopened.
MRV LUVJSDEK H8 RTtOPKNED
her tock of v.illiDery nt Miss Mtore'6
iurdiL.e: Huue, on' arktt Stre t, ai-d U
now piepared t icceive omers. Id a lew
days ae wi l dlspUy a new and nndcme
stock of ffooi, to which the at teat Ion .of
hers patrn u lespectiully Invited. -i
mch 16-lt i I
State of North Carolina,
.County of New llanover,
t -Superior Curt. '
VirginUB. Matthews, PlatmiuY "'
' i" vs.. i
David R. Murcbiion, Francis O. French,
Arthur B Uravea, James S. Whedbee,
and Audrew V Stout, Committee and
Trustees of tha Fir&t Mortgage Bond
holders of the late Carolina Central
Riilway Company, and William F. So-
rey, also such Irimaa by feub?titu -ion,
and against John M. Rjlnnson," R C
Hoflfman, aid William W. Chamber
lain, who clim to have been aubititu-
-ted for the SMd Stout, Graves, and
, against the The Carolina Central Kill
Road Company, and D wi I R Murcb'
on,KenDetb M. Murchision, Willinur F.
Sorey, partners trdiu under tha nam-
aud stjle cf Murcbuou & C . and D
R. jJurchison, styling LiaiMjIf Preiidut
and Director cf said Company, and J.
Brauder slattbews, Charles M. Siei
njan, M. P- 'Leak, David W. Oates,
Jirnea S Whedbee, R C. licff nan
William W. Chamberlain, Rutua 8
Tucser. J jhn O. WiLd-r, and John
2d. R jbinson sty ing themselves Di
recturs of tho said Company, and
aau st Too Farmers Loan and Trut
Company, of New York, Ti o Seaboard
and Roanoke Rai R d Cn any, and
ajjaibbt R A Lancast' r and uumerour
otber pereotiS ciuiming tu be 8txk.
hoideta of the said Crulina Csutral
Riil Road Company, and The Uuiou
Trust Oumpany,
t New Yoik, Truatee,
and J liraiidir
M it'hw Mini C tardea
; H Roberts, Irusieis, Dfeudahis. I
' ' . - I
At Chambse Wiu'vx, N. 0. .
11. n dy ut Mrth 1882.
The compUiut iu tbi actiuD. duty veri
fied acc rdu g to lav, with iho ameuvl
ment thvre o alo du'y verified, ' being
eXnibitrd butor& me aa au fctli lavit, and it
berni novtdihereou by W.Mrn. McRa-'
& Strange and Russell & Ripamt, ihr
Attoruea and Cuunsut for the PtntifT
lot an injunction a id tne appointment of
a Receiver js r)-d frin the comptait.t
Ida therefore considered aLd ordered
that the defendants iu tU action s- ow
causa b tore me at Gol lhoro, at Chnrh
bars', on tUe 12 h! day of May, 1832, wny
tbt temporary iojioctiou aa prayed for iu
tbeoomp ami uail uo; b'i graiiie t, an 1
why a R-ceiv r as tbtrtiu prayed lor
ahtl not b appoiiitd.
It is further Ordt cd tht the Piaiotiff
may file uny adduioObl aQiivit aud ex
h bus ou or ba'tro the 5- day of pri!,
1882, provid.d, the atnae & aii taxervd
up n tbe aid defeaoanu, -or lha.r Attor.
nays, by that da; e.
And tha said defendants may have
tbereai:r to ri:e counter fafJSiavin noti
the olh diy of Mat, 1882, providtfd, the
same .hall be urved uptm ibo pi tut iff,
or her Attorneys ly thwt at. Aud that
the Clerk of the Superior Oocrt of N w
Hanarer Oynaty'sbail iao oopiea ot this
order to bo rvtd -'npon tl delendaots,
accar'uing to law. ,
JOHN A GILMER, Judge
pf Third Judicial District.
State of North CaTo'ins, , .
New Uanoer County,
' ' " SapeHor Court. , -I,
8. YaoAmrlDRC, Ceik buperior
Court, in nd for the County and Stats
aforesaid, do hereby certify that the fore
uoiu is a true copy from the original on
file in my office. .
Given under my band and, efficial seal
at v ilmington, North Carolina, this, the
16th March, A. D.f 1882. ;--fa.
si S VasAMRHIGE, .
ClrrX Superior Court. New . Hanover
County, North Carolina,
cshll.lawew. Pest copy.
Jbowr -AfjyortteflraQntn.
iJotice-
TEI HIBERNIAN! BEK1VO
LKNT SOCl:TY, f thtscttyjwm
aiiemblc at" G i KM A NT A II AT L .
,- ... , ( ?
at P o'clock, A. M , tharp. oa-FRIDAY
I -.!-'- -Ii . f "
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
. Irl hni
a n or the f'et Cendant of Irishmen,
-li to join thi i Deiv'..Jei.t. oicrai.lSA
"h wl
tlon, tHat l ao dm o so much good at d alle-"
"u ai5we5a.o u sick ; member in
tii.e of f ickittc. cn do art f tke muiLlnif
of t he 17ih, prrvlyus to he parade ' .
. ;: ja. ntitxY,
s.C2tl3l1I;
FOR , ! '
IN THE COURSE OF A P W DAYd.
' j' i i ...
!1 be iaHhe msrVet'lor two weeks from
thlsd;te Any SPECIAL ORDERS Urv.f
my Sto e will be seU forward and will rs-
ctlve careful attent'on. v . . :
8oae BARQAINS msy NOW-be had to
make room for NEW GOODS.
-1 Kefpectfully, ,
R. 5; lUlclntire.
. :u;c H . . .- -r ' 'V.:. V
OPERA' HOUaE.
1;
One Might Only !
FX1DAY, MARCH IT. .
THIRST APPEARANCB la WUmfngton of
America's greatest character, actor
FRANK M OR D AUNT,
In his arthtlc crearl .n of Oapt I Marline
! Weather2ai?e. a New Bedford Whaler,
In Kob't liiiffia Morris Comedy Drama
OLD SHIPMATES. J
Ercrjr ow mar Ui rrtcair ctii iacrcT.1 ITferj
character a careiul rtudy. Every isctor
. a th'irou h wrtitK very part
. uitd to its representatlon. f.
Thus formlt.g a m compete and ex.
ceptfowa'ytroM c-.t -;
Alices a iuual. KeterreJ 3eaU at Drer'a.
aOQ It . " ' ".j -.;'p;- i
OPERA HOUSE.
One Sieht Onl v I
THURSDAY. MtBCM ieJj
GREAT SPECrACDLAK PLAT
' 'THWO'R'Lb''! '
I ' .. , . -i j . - 'J - - f
The Grandest R:all 'tc Fmotl .nal Drama
evr knfiHD. -I' J -Orrwhelmlrg
-uccea- f mwded Home 1
Ih lid z enH. I -j admirable Ac Uig I
ve y harect-r a ftudy Prmwiuuced by
turopa -i.d A merle to be the m t
et rauclng I ram f I
WITH Af.TxflXU 1RMATI0 CQMPT.
Everv cene vew I j
Usual Pilces. Box cLeetopen st Dyer's
li; - j v ' 1 ' ! ' ' ":
Hlealth is WealthI
DHB o. WR-illd Nia 7 BaarsT
laeATKciT aepeolfla for Histsria, Ula
siaat (JobTuUioav enrit titadaehe,
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