North Carolina Newspapers

Ov Kin, 9 , u -v,! every cepted by JOSH T. JAMES, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. ...n.rnlPTION.'i POSTAGE PAID: SL"JV . rear i AA Six month.s, $2.00. Three One ii One montu. cenu. ' psr wlU be delivered by carriers free , , in any part of the city, at the above 'j'vc!i,h.? rates low and liberaL . 'ertawrtte will report any and j all fall- un to receive their paper regularly, INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ,jvi.ir Thank s jLWtTr-fnauks tt-,MtK-A llonse. y Jl. J. AHKKNS ICC. Mi M.- r.i:o-iar3c-n'Sc!-J T;;u. A lilN'TZf. It Has Come - ; ijnvsui.ii'.n: Iluwto iTeep CVxi. . f w . V T;.s-r.ks, .St.itiyiery( Ac. LOCAL NEWS. v.. ( v O'iirt estTday morning. h ' ' - ' '' - . i":iri-rs-m tin.- count v are buuy . r . :n planting. : ii,.. r,.-.'ij.t nl i-ottf-ii at t!u-i k;iv . 1",.;-l:l fi.otup !- h:tU'S. n tiling in tin- hardware line can t JACO - b- ):ir:-l r.! rason:iblo price a f (Vuite a quantity ol spoiled fish were ! ri,,Lmnol :id ent out of market yes-I ,( ,.j iN , i A handsome ovn brick fence is being huiit around tle First Presbyterian Church, The Me.mihip (lulf Stream. Captain Inani, hr'iice. arrived at New York yesterday: A fin? lorgo porpoise was (cauaht at tfic iiolieries of Messrs. W. E. Davis & Sn cn Thursday last Steamship Bc?ic factor, Tribon,cleared at Xi w York April 26th for this port; and sailed the same day. On and after May 1st., the market hours will bo from daylight until 10 a. m., to continue in force until October 1st. The ice men are busy now extending their field of operations and establish ing brai'ch houses in various sections' of tiit'citV. . . ! We rise to ask il the gentlemen oi the Cornet Concert Club are going to .avor uie emzens Wnu opuu u ; t!iis summer? The signal ollicu reports rv-brig ' ilying the Cerman flag as passing Smithyille at 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, on her waj up the river. An invaluable strengthener for the ntrves, muscles, and digestive organs, iroduc"ui strength and appetite, is Brown's Iron Bitters. . The schooner Mary E. Van Cleaf, Thorndike, cleared to-day for St. John's, P. R., with 1G8.411 feet lumber, shipped bv Messrs. E. Kidder & Son. The steamer Wave has resumed her regular trips. She made her appear ance here yesterday afternoon, having been laid up two weeks at Fayetteville- The box sheet for the Arion Society. Musicale at the Opera House next Tues day was opened at Dyers yesterday morning and the seats are being rapidly j taken. " i The political cauldron has commenced checkmated last nigbt a couple of young t- simmer hereabouts. The Greenback- rogUGS iu an effort to rob a balo of cot ' rs announce that the Hon. Jesse liar- j ton on Market street, standing in front Pj-r. of Illinois, and Col. J.L.Winston, j Qf the store of Capt. J. B. Huggins. f tins State, will speak at the site of i They were armed with weapons for the old mnrket on Tuesday night next, j warfare, and evidently had visions of a Decline of Han ' big haul v hen the officer put in an ap- NVrvou, Weakness, Dvspepsia, Tin-1 Poarance, took a bag from one of-them, i tt nee. Sexual Debility, cured by ' and proceeded to administer a well mer j' fell's Health Uenewcr." Si. Depot j itedMiastisementJ The little rascals, - . . The Greek brig niasTirom Boston. I nnxl coming up the river yes- t'rilay afternoon. The Eliasis the first ! -.ft ilying the Greek Hag that has been j a tliis. port within the nVnlWrtrm nfi "oldest and mosl respected citi I 0R5 " ! j AeountrThoenicity wavs, cil his hearty disapprobation of! ;nvssh e ways by mnning away up ' "iu street yestcniav afternoon. Th ; ct the animal kept right on with the nightr j-Ailcr a free and full discussion y of the cart, seeming to reUsh the j it was decided to add tliree menibers to he was furnishing the small bo vs. i tlie Boartl of Directors, 'and the folloVr hwater Perch.Tront and' llnv. I iu- gentlemen irom 'the ' Library Club h,oksand lines. A.full art- itir.t I......... : . t . .- . 1 , - J -V llappy Voungr Pair. J k never too lato to mend or tn mnr. 1 : . A correspondent in. Pender county to tell us of the happy marriage r Ln CoUtlt A rn tli a 1, T1 t. ft. j " iut iuiih LlULi m" , . . " ;.V"'o. agea j, aud Mrs -Martha UvJ5. aged G7 years Tiie hippv i it took place on the morning :of the ! T Guilders atul others(io to Jaco 3 Sash, BUnds and Doors, Glass. reprice. ou.cj auu at me t 1 I i M il ll J ' ll ll A ll ll . 1 1 ll ll ilf ll fl tl r ic'T" ! Jl uu llj JLS JLJi.JLjLJ JL 11 l; II i V U Li i : V V :q " l .... . VOL. VI. Ofl lor Europe. ; - Capt. J. Wohlj the traveling agent of I t for New York on Thursday morning cn i rouic for the Continent on i business for his houA in this city and branch at So- ' vaiinjih. Pleasant trip, Captain. UcOiiction ol" Premiums. 1 . . ! J luiuiiiiuu ..ww iuu iKaru oi ! known in thi.s citv wbe slur tght j ; Lnderwnters w,11 reduce, their Pv schcxl prnvlou tothi waV. wdirir ! ruitiiHS on curiam firt risks Irt fhi ritv- f :t... . ? ' :..r. i ii.j t i the premiums and -will report at! Chap lhe n?xt meeting of the. JJoard. Wo inild We are glad to liable to chron- j learn that there will be no deduction of premiums on lire ri.s of the river. " m premiums on lire risks on the -west side j 3 on the -west side ; J Decrving Articles are alwava Appre-; iatcd. Thi exceptional rfeanlinoss of ! j Parl:ors liair liabaiu makes it popu- i !jarv Cray hairs, ari impossible with ;ccjbiunaiitoe., . Por.sonal. Ve 'understand that Mr. Leopold Brunhild, of this city, will leave hero in i a very lew days oua visit to his iamilv aud friends m Germany. Ho will prob ably bo away during theentire Summer and expects to travel extensively i over the Continent .before i he ! returns. In common with his many friends hero we wish hini a prosperous voyage! across the pond, a pleasant vi$it and a safe re turn. Fire at Rocky Point. On last Tuesday night a - large barn on the pluntation o Messrs Westbrook & Bros., at Rocky Point, wasjdestroyed by fire, The barn contained 1,500 bush els of peanuts, on which there'was insur ance for $2,400 wJiicu will probably cover the loss. The insurance was in the Imperial and Northern Insurance Company, represented here by Messrs Atkinson & Manning. Stockholders Meeting;. i A meeting of the stockholders of. the Wilmin to Markct Company was held tcrd aY atternoou iu the hall of the market building. i i The following gentlemen were elected Directors for the ensuing year: Messrs. II. A. Burr, C. II. Robinson, L. Tol lers, S. P. Collier and A1- Martin. The new iloard of Directors will meet ouTuesday afternoon next for the pur pose of electing a President and other officers of -the company Masouboroj Turnpike. A meeting of the friends of the Ma sonboro Turnpike was held at the Bank of New Hanover Jast night. Estimates of cost and time to complete the road fwere made and the matter of material for hardening the road was taken into consideration. A committee, consisting of Messrs. W. L. Smith, Jr., Geo. JA. Peck and Dr. W. W . Harriss Was ap pointed to soUcit estimates of cost, cdc., and to report at anadjourned meeting to be held next week. Checkmated. r Offiepr MeCall. of the police force. iiu tiu auyui- sitvu caia wi a,!' started off on a brisk run up street, ian a tuat cou .D0 se?n tnem was a bue strcak,"ono hundrcjd yards fong,, of scared small boys, but McCall was1 after them and legs will tcll-and wal- loped the small boy with the bagfo such an extent as to accelerate his speed to Jack ??bMt achcduf' ' ' Library Association. There was a full attendance at the meetine of the Library Association held ?.Pre a"n? ?? PjrTP Me?"- tiames rair, .1., u. tl. Jmitn. anu m. S. illard. Committees to revrse the constitution, solicit membership and! lake inUy consideration the mOst feasi- bIc meal18 r wisinf funds 7 ap" " ' J: 7'': 1 VJ- lucre was a tree exenanse oi and it is thought thaf the result of the :.rr will Wv ""IW4'4UU! 1 luu ' " conducive to welfare and prospenty of lhe Association. So may it be. We understand that, one or tho com mittees has suspended operation , because the others "have not commenced their duties. WILMINGTON, N. C. SATURDAY. APRIL 29; A Suit Worth Gaining-. In the Superior Court at New York Chapman awarded a verdict for 21.017,73 against the Phrenix National Bank, of fthat city; the -alue of bond? and stock the bank confiscated during the war on the ground that sho was friendiy: tt the j boathern caiibe. Mrs. Chapman 3 well - jJ. success in the suit. Freaks of the Wind. i . r r., i . cuU,ll' us ,,f "4jf-tlie rwuarka- ble ireakb oi the tornado which pajed j jasbed through sw:tiom of that county I on Saturday last. At Mr. II. JL Dor ucaux s place a very Heavy .jcannon ball, Iweighing 56 ounds, which ho kept in the front yard, was carried by- the wind a distance of forty yards; and a colored boy about ten years Qf age was taken up bodily by the wind, lilted into the air and carried over the stables and landed about a hundred yards beyond, sans coat, sans breeches, and, in fact, sans everything he had on save the col lar of his shirt and the waistband of his trowsers, and these were so black with dirt that the wind may be pardoned for having left them behind, under the im pression that they were a part of his natural cuticle. - - . . ... Wilmington and Baltimore. t . i A Review reporter met yesterday a gentleman from Baltimore! wbo has been for many years connected with the steamship lines from Baltimore to Southern parts. He informed us that there were capitalists in Baltimore who were now ready and willing to put on five steamers, two to run between Bal timore and Wilmington, and two be tween Baltimore and Charleston, and the fifth to run alternately to Charles ton and Wilmington as the business might require. This gentleman says that it will be necessary for a portion of the capital to bo raised here in Wil mington. We sincerely hope that some action may be taken in this direction for such a line of steamers would be of great benefit to Wilmington and would, we are sure, divert a considerable portion of the .freight on the upper part of the ! Carolina Central Railroad to this city which without thiB line would seek an outlet via Portsmouth to Baltimore. Every encouragement should be given to this scheme, and we know bf no better way -than through the Chamber of Commerce the Pro duce Exchange and the Board of Trade, We have nothing to lose in this move ment, and much indeed to be gained, and we hope that our suggestion may. ba the means of putting the ball m mo tion, and that soon wo may be able to report favorably. In 1866-7-8-9 and 70 there was a fine business done between Baltimore and Wilmington, and why not anticipate a business for hereafter larger than at that time? Let our en terprising merchants put their shoul ders to the wheel, ind success will crown their efforts. I . About aWilmingtonian. It is always a pleasure for us to chron icle the, success of a Wilmingtonian, and we publish herewith the following complimentary notice taken from Jhe Atlanta Constitution of the 23d inst. : The people of Atlanta will regret to learrt tnat Professor Agostini will not give any of his delightful entertain ments at DeGive's this summer. Dur ing the three seasons that . Professor Agostini has been here tho entertain ments which he has. given have been among the best amateur performances ever presented here, and have been uni versally enjoyed. Since his return from Wilmington. XC, he has been over whelmed with the duties of his acade my, and wiU not havo time to arrange for any of his pleasant entertainments further than the usual Friday soirees and Saturday matinees at his academy. At theso the, attendance is overwhelm ingly large ; "and even standing room is eagerly shought for. When Prof. Agos-' tini returned from Wilmington, it was his- intention to teach a school of only fifty pupils. The number. However, has increased since the first of March to two hundred which amount to the neat sum of two u thousand -dollars for twenty-four lessons. - Professor Agos tini was greatly missed, during his so- jonrn in W ilmington, ne leis nere with the expectation oi remaining tnere only s short time," but an offer of a $500 school forced him to remain there for awhile; To the great delight of hi friends he returned to Atlanta" on the first of March and has quickly bnilt up his school to its present remarkable success. It is a pleasure to his friends to see him making money, but it is a source of regret that ther are thereby deprived of a large share of his society. Personally Professor Agostini is one of the most popular .men in our, city, and is one of the most perfect gentlemen one would meet in a year's travel, .Pew men have a stronger hold on the hearts of AUantfansy - , iiiurriHifP. Wlll'.n Kill Was AliSV v tfrviiu NEW ADVERTISEarENTS. HOUSE PLUMBERS 1 ii 'fSi:-v. .'.raii : Jr. XrrE DAVE IS STGCK FOR 8AJLE A FULL SUPPLY OF PLUMBERS WAKES, IKON and Lea4 Pipe, plain finished and uickel platd, Basin and BaU Faucets, Bath Tubs, Kitchen Sinta, Wash Bowl, Water ttoscte, Dot Water Boilers, Rubber Uose of different grades, Street Waah Hydrants, Iloao Pipes, Portablo Fountains, Water Filters, &c, &c. I j -1 Estimates mado when desired, cither for complete house plumbing and gar fitting or any character of work in our lino. I ! HART, BAILEIT &J'CO., ayl Sa-tf,, ! 15 and 17. SOUTH FRONT STREET. Mr. A. J. Galloway, of Goldsboro, registered at tho Purcell last night. ' Ho bad Faith Among Doubt- . , - ers. Samuel E. Palmer, a young employ ee in the Gents' Furnishing Store of T. Miller, No. 355 Sixth (avo., New York City, has invested regularly in the Drawings of The Louisanna State Lottery by sending to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La. Ho failed to get a ticket in the February drawing, as he sent too late", but received one in the March distribution.) He was laughed at by his friends, but he offered to bet $100 that ho would some day win I a large prize, i Sure enough he found that his was a half of ticket No- 6090, which had drawn $5,000, He collected it through Adams Express Company, and as he has- frequently drawn small prizes of $20 and $10 before, will send in time for May 9th, to be in the next drawing under the special supervision of Gen'ls G. T. Beauregard of La., and Jubal A. Early of Va.. as usual. Testing Hydrants and Hosq. One thousand feet of new hose were tested at the corner of Front and Dock streets yesterday afternoon, under the supervision of Capt. F. G. Robinson, Chief of the Fire Department. Five hundred feet have been apportioned to the Cape Fear Steam Fire Engine Com pany No 3, and the remainder has been reserved for an especial purpose. The'hose was found to be as represent ed. ! In testing the hose a test of the fire hydrant was also made, Five hun dred feet was attached to the hydrant, and .five hundred to the engine. At a given signal the water was turned on at the hydrants,and the engine commenced to pump. A stream was thrown from the hydrant one minute before the en gine threw a stream. The test as to distance was made with 1 and 11-2 inch nozzles. The hydrant threw the water further through the 1 1-2 inch nozzle than the engine did through the inch. The test was entirely satisfac tory, and proved conclusively that the hydrants would beat any engine in the country in getting on the first stream. The.eugino carried 115 pounds water i pressure, and the water works 90 pounds There is no worse enthralment for tormented than! than the exactions of a morbid nervous condition. "The over taxed brain gets no rest from tranquil sleep ana neeas uie paciiying mnuenco of Dr. C Benson's Celery and Chamo mile Pills. - i -' NEW ADVERTISE3IENTS. IceIce Ice ! i WOULD RESPECTFULLY NOTIFY THE 1 . . - 1 . oitlrPTM and nnblie nTiorallv. that I have laid In a full supply of choice ICE and am now ful- Iv prepared to fill orders to au points on ino Railroads and Rivera at low pnce, and hope to secure a reasonable 6hare of patronage. -M. 9 W A. W T V fc J V . is. IL. j. ahkl?. rrop.. rpl SS-law 3w-sat New Ice House- ITorth Carolina House ! gTILL" BOOMS ! BEST OF LIQUORS AND CIGARS. A polite and competent clerk be- , I . - ... . . - - i i hind the bar. Stop in and see a man at apl 23-lwk ' J. D. STELJES. A New Card. gUMMER .TRAVELLERS WILL PS consult their Interest by calling andy'""" examining my stock of Trunk, Vailses, Har ness. Saddles, and la fact, anything from a Ladles' Hand Bug to a Sola Leather Trunk, from an ornament to a full set of liarneas. M3T Repairing executed neatly and with liie- paieh. i -J.-JL MALLARD, . ' Sooceasor to Mallard A Bowden. 1882. v. - NO, 105. , NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. AND GAS FITTERS m ft It Has Come ! TnAT BEAUTIFUL SAMPSON" COUNTY BEEF is hex-e and will bo offered for sale at my store to-day; also fine LAMB, MUT TON, VEAL, &c. Call early and jret choice Cuts. TILLEY & 1IINTZE, Second Street, two doors North of Market, apl US-It The Two Drug Stores QWNED BY. ME ARE IN THE nANDS of Registered Pharmacist s. The Brooklyn Branch will be supplied with a complete stock of Freeh Druxs ana Medicines. I keep a full stock and have ingredients to fill any prescrip tions. , F. C. MILLER'S, Stores Cor. 4th and Nun .vt., apl 2S-tf I Cor. 4th and nanover St. Joseph Denck, Piano Tuner, -xrrLL. Ikkmatn in wilmixoton- a f y few weeks to Tune and Repair Pianos, Mclodians, Reed and Pijc Organs, at Moderate) Prices, and possesses everv facility, for. the prompt execution of all work entrusted to him. Orders left at Mr. Heinsbcrgcr's Book ami Juiisac More will meet with attention, apl 2S-lw Household and 1 Kitchen Furniture i AT AUCTION. ON TUESDAY NEXT, Mav 2d, at 10 o'clock, A. M. wc will sell, at the Residence, est side of Third and South of Chestnut Street, i all of the HoiHehol and Kitchen Furniture therein contained. CRONLY & MORRIS,' apl 2-td Auctioneers. BROWS IROll BITTERS will cure dyspepsia.heartbum, mala ria, kidney disease, liver complaint, and other wasting diseases. c BROWli'S BOfJ BITTERS enriches the blood and purines the s)stem; cures weakness, lack of energy, etc. Try a bottle. 3 BRomrs IROU! BITTERS is fhe only Iron preparation that does not color the teeth, and will cot ca.use headache or constipation, as other Iron preparations will. BROWN'S IROfJ BITTERS ladies and all sufferers from neu ralgia, hysteria, and- kindred com. plaintswill find it without an equaL I VIQ The Dame CommanlcaUous XDUiit be wrltti-. one side of the iaper. L Pcrsonalltlca inu$t be avoided "ul1 " 13 .opccuuir ana partlcTxUrlj.ni stood that the Editor does not alxvay endona the views of correspondent unless soj aUted In the cditoridl colura:i. " i XEW ADVEItTISEMEXTS. House WanteO, f . K COM rORTA BLE nT.r T iv,i Tritnia mumtw walk of!tlK Pot. 1 tlK Pot- ofB"., Afcdress. .-.pi Si Thanks :T?oh voui: PATROXAOK JL inUalenee. KIND vouv l il)oltrrn, 1-it Ilantu. Cornice. i rni?0? Alin 7 ""UkS " rurnHU vox! with Millet of all kiwU vrjlh any; kiuj of'ttx lures. Leave yeur order at I . i - JKwirrrs. ,0J , 27Nonh From strwt, : f1 n.hcre ht H workmen are Garden Seed; 1; I : T CLOE OUI WE WILL SELL .VT A 31 UN DS BROS.. apl 2S.ly Brooklyn. The Best Beef JVER OFFERED FOR SALE HERE, jlLL be for ealo TO-DAY AND ALL TIIE WEEK. Come and see it. Leave orders carlr. What I advertise I have. THOS. II. JOIfNSON. . Cigars and Tobacco. rpHE UTTLE STORE AROUND THE COR- ner still offers an elegant lino ot Tobacco and Cigars and Cigar Goods. Our goods are of th best and our profits arc verv clo6c.j Try some of our many brands of our Five Cent Cigars. S. GREENEWALD.il , , South Front Street. api2-iwk Near Exchange Corner. How to Keep Cbol. plOME TO.IIEINSBERGER'S j . I V , I- : I " and get one of those IIAMMOCIvsf, lill prices. WHAT THE B6YS LOVE Balo Balli.Foot Balls, Bats, Ac FOR TIIE LAD I ESKLEG ANT lot. of BASKETS, JAPANESE IWRASOLS, FANS, I'ANEIjS, PLAQUES, 1 1 &r AT -LOWEST riUCES. 'AtL . " : apl 23 , JIEINSBERGER'S. This Week l ITfJ: WJLL RECEIVE THIS Wfend AKT it i have ready for Saturday' Market itomo beautiful STALL FED BEEF from tho famous Sampson County pasturcH. Don't make up ail 27 3t I T1LLEY & IIINTZli. SUMMER GOODS ! AT : ' V H3. R3. K A T Z ' S, SG 5LVRKET STREET, i ! ! - Extraordinary Bargains ! . '.r 1 y , DRESS GOODS! 1 LL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN SAT- - I ! inrf.- Surrah and Brocade. Sines. Moire An BengaL.no K:tsuckers. tique. Tinsel, Eoule. Nun's Veiling. BengaLno iiimuDgs, an wooi uciges. Lawns, necrsucaers. l'crcais, xc. r. verso many styles with Trimmings to match. add shades White Goods In cverr style, texture and quality possible. Pique, Tucking, Linen and Linen Lawns. ' Embroideries In Cmbric, aNinsooks and Sevlsscs passed in W orkma-iahip aud Price. unsur Laces ....... i Im iported from almost CTery nntryj bczghf 4 sold as epecial Jobs. J an' GLOVES ! HOSIERY ! v C0ESETS TIANDEERCIIIEFS. COLLARS. 1 SCARFS. RIBBONS, VFJLLXGS, CREPEING I 1 4. CRKPK VEILS, . , FA N.S, PARASOLS. ; In en. 1 lew Tarlc7 and astonfahiaj Low Price. Housekeeping .Goods ! ! , . i ' i-' - ., LINEN & COTTON SHEETINGS, DAMASifS, Napkins, Towels, I ...... i MEN and BOYS' WEAR, Iladies GENTS A CirrLDRJOrd GAUZE MkUINO UNDERWEAR. I 1 . In short -everything de.rable lor an otitflt, and at Prices that defy competition. . . Call and sare money by patronizing 1 TJ.r.a. rcATZ, - V 1 l ?W.,4c2V-nJ'lour cullro slock ! 04 SomJiwr flAUlK &LKO. eoiisixtlnsr f Teas, lic&o ;anUuciille-?HV.irietr of r.M'Eit SLED. I will nay yoq to call ou u. I . i 1