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0- The IMily -Jit. view has the larfet :
mjna fide tircuhition, of any ncwytapcr
polished, in the city of 'Wilmington. JSS f
The Lnntl Leaguers in Australia have j
i.een orsanized. j
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' It is announced that Henry Irving,;
the actor, is to ho knighted. - ;
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Gen. W.1I- Cox and Mrs Cox, from-!
this State, are in New York, "city, at j
the Brumswick. on their way to Europe.
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. C. 6; .Benjamin, a colored lawyer, i
Was -tDDlied for and obtained a license j
io practice law at the Alhemarta county j
bar. Va. j
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Florida has overflowed with Northern
i tors this inter, i aiaiKa aione
has accommodate! I over 1000 during the
past two months.
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i'he Archbishop of Chicago has come
out with a powerlnl appeal to the
Iloruan Catholic peoplcto sustain the
movement for high liquor license.
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It is reported that Princess Louise
will not leave Bermuda until May,
when she will sail lor Halifax ia
.tdmirai Conimerell's flagship North
ampton. . "
i he largest national debt in the world
i owed by France. It amounts to $4,
k$3,&W.0OO, or $117.70 for every man,
woman and child in the country. Next
. oiiics Kussia with $4,3l4,fc07,59!).
Mr. Gladstone is sper.dinr a few days
with the Prince of Wales at Sandring.
ium. It is beginuing to be geuerally
conceded that lie will not appear, in the
lioiibc of Commons after the present
4 new effort on a reduced scheme is
io Le made to complete the lxmgfellow
memorial at Cambridge. The proposed
outlay is now set at $50,000 about a
quarter of the amount originally and
half the amount subsequently named.
Howell's Newspaper Directory lor
1S3 reports a total ot 11,19G newspapers
ami periodicals in the United States,
i lie iucrease being There are i,062
tuaily newspapers, and the are increas
ing il the rate of sixty or seventya year.
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'I he report in New York is that Mr.
Win. II. Vanderbilt said to his son on
the night of the ball given by the latter:
"I wish I could afford to giye such a
ball;" to which the son replied. "Ah!
but you have not a rich father, as I
tme.v
:
Salini Morse has been again enjoined
from presenting his Passion Play m
New York. In the meantime there are
'ois ot girls, chorus singers and others,
who have'nt been paid off in eight
mouths - and who are in danger ot
absolute want. -
The Insurance Chronicle toots up the
fire losses in the United States and
Canada at J0,U0,064 for the year lSS.l
Of (h total, $3i,r05,O24 is the amount
of loss in the United States. During
the past eight years the destruction of
property by lire in the United States
.
amounts to $.93.4-J7,0ut).
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' Ine President of Mexico, in his mes- !
SAjje to the Mexican Congress, saysthat i
he republic is in u, highly rosperous
t'onditiou. The receipts of the national
-reusury lor the first half of the pres-
t'tit fiscal year exceeded the receipts for j beans, 3.50 to 3 per crate; new cab
U;e same period of the proceeding year j bage $'2.75 to $3.50 per crate jand $8 to
by nearly a million of dollars. ' $13 per hundred.
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Tlie Hudsou river was opened for Will lie?
liavigation last Tuesday, the river now One of our city mercljants advertises
being clear of ice. Few people undor- "hats tor a soug.t" We wonder if he
stand how important the navigation' of; win rrive us a brand new, latest style
this stream has become to the com- j ventilator rim hat for a natural, but
merce of the natiou, and the presenta- j superb renditon of "Mollie Darling a,,iAs
lion of the statistics of its annual traffic a further inducement we will 'sing for
exhibits its opening for the sjeascn as j him, ':Empty is the Cradle," vyith the
ue?ent which deserves to be ecle-j variations and thrOw in a few measures
wrated with delight" by the people of of "We never speik as we pass' by."
New York. It is estimated that the j
eommeree which floats down the Hud- j City. Court.
u auuually amounts toJ0,000.000tons, I Thexe was a samenes in the procecd
wurth $75,000,000, aud a fleet of nearly j ings before Mayor Haljl this mornipg
luu.OOo boats would be required to j that became almost monotonous.' Tie
move it at one time. The value of the j first case called was Alice Hall, colored,
river a3 one of the links in the water; for disorderly conduct, ivho was rc:
route between New York and Chicago j quired to pay a tine of $5 or, go below
ito be greater this season than ever for 30 days. She went beloy.,
before. The distance from Chicago to ? Laney Moore. coloirel, for the same
Uu'dalo by water is 1,000 miles, from 1 offense, was subjected to tlie same
IhUVaio to the Hudson by canal 363 j penalty and Went down for icompajy
s. and from the union of the canal ! tor Alice.
aui river to New York 152 miles, mak- j Cari Davvitt, forf t le same ofl'eqsc
ithti entire route 1,515 miles. Dur- I had the same treatment and he went
2 the winter the lit ids on has iriven
Ort Olio e( iht nrron f irv pmnl i
ork one of the rreatest iec crori:
er harvested, but the season which!
optica rueday will give that city com
merce wonh more than the ice in all
the storehouses of the world.- I
For Pocket Knives'or Table Cutlery,
eo to Jacobs Hardware Depot t
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! VOL. VII.
LOCAL NEWS
INDEX 0 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Vateh Jtut Received
W JI Gkeex Garden Swd
V. D Ham., Mayor Notice
Tuning Pianos ani Organ
Vf cGo w as eyster on Icei. j
Mirxos IiuosSrida Water. !
llKlHHKKKR-l-Jilauk Hook j . :
P C Mii.lei: A Ncjw Supply' f'.
l U Mef.tov-blue '..raf Ileef
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, low-
pices, at JACorii.'s
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Col. II. Ii. Short was in Xewbern on
Wednesday. The Journal calls him the
''Prince ot Waccamaw," and somebody
- smiled" thereat. ! !
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-w. x. uuuu, n uuu luuuij
has accepted the invitation of the La li
Mempfal Association to; deliyer the
address here on IMemorial-Day. j
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Dr. Thos. D. Hogg, of Ilaleigh. is in I
the city looking after his interest in j the
Castle Hayne farm which we under
stand is to be extensively cultivated
this year." - j
The Newbern "ayi" ?hll says Col. S.
B. Short, of Vicomer Lake, and Mr.
Worbeu, of Wilmington, werej at the
Cotton Exchange to-day." And such
is fame!
I hat line beef hanging in front of
LMr. Melton's meat store to-day has at
tracted much ptteution. it is from
I Tennessee, and is hard to beat. It will
be on sale to-morrowj See ad.
The celebrated 'Fish Brand Gills
Twine is sold only at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot.
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Mv. Jas. W. Barnes tells us that he
has the prettiest crop oil garden truck
he has ever had, though all ot his .crop
is a little backward.' He jsays he has
04,000 as fine cabbage plants as he ever
saw.
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We learn thatllev.jF. W. K. Peschau,
Pastor of St. Paul's Elvangelical Luther
an Church in this city, will deliver the
Suuday evening address to the students
of Newberry, (S. C.) College at their
commencement in June next.
It is stated that thej pants which are
to be fashionable this spring are as wide
as an ironing board, and those you
wear at present might make stripes to
put down the sides of the new pair you
intend getting as jthe weather opens.
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Raleigh Visitor: The Rev. Father
White left this morning for New lrork,
in the interest of thejehurch property of
the Sacred Heart on Hillsboro street.
During his absence from the eity
Rev. Father McGinjnity, ot Wilming
ton, will officiate at, jhat church.
Maleiyh News ad Observer: -We
notice at the geological museum speci
mens ot what is said to be Iphosphate
rock, from Castle Hayne. on i lid W.
and W. 11. 11. nearj iWilmington. It
has been discovered there in large
quantities, the mines being the proper
ty of Dr. Hogg, of this city. An analy
sis of the rock shows an average of eight
per cent, phosphoric acid. The do-
posit is said to be large'and to hajve been
only repent ly discovered.
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Karly Vegetables.
In New York, at latest advices, cu
cumbers were worth $5 to $8 per crate ;
irreeti neas. 5:3 to 5 ner crate: string
below
limwood Shirts.
Messrs. A. & I. Shrier, 34 Market
street, have been appointed sole agents
for the well known j Elmwood ' Shirt
which is undoubtedly the best In the
market. Each shirt comes in a hand
some box. Give them a trial.. . t .
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Board of Aldermen. .
The Board met in adjourned session
at the City Hall last night. t s
An election for standard keeper was
ordered. Mr. John II. Pugh. was put
in nomination and unaimously elected.
The motion to in(Teh"nitely postpone
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me ciaim oi Aineo.! HarnssL in reler-
t
encc
to the schooner Ali:c Hearn,
; passed at .the late; meeting of the
Board,- was recon3idered,anl ihe mat-
terr referred to the Sanitary Committee
Contract for feeding and keeping city
ruuies antl carts, furnishing drivers, j
Sic, was awaVded toT.! JSoutherland, -
at his bid of $30 per month for each j
mule and cart. H L I .; y J
Contract for furnishing lumber fori
the use ot the city was awarded to
Northrop & Cummin
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thousand .feet."4'5'
xne om ior mrnisnin'Tiras n or street
lanms wftRi-AffrrilWf!nwmTtfnn r.n
Lights. - l( S,Vll:l f
Contract for" speVific printing was
awarded to & f Hall, at his bid oi $67.
Contract for feeding prisoners was
awarded to W. W.,Mints, at his bid of
10 cents per meal. '
Contract for furnishing disinfectants
was referred to the Sanitary Commit
tee, i - '
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Contract for scavenger work was
awarded to W. M. Hays On motion
an additional scavenger .was : authoriz
ed,! and Beverly. Scott was elected to
fill; the place. ' . Xv
Contract for lighting and extinguish
ing street -lamps, furnishing oil, &c,
was referred to the Committee on
LjghtsV. ' j "
Bids for lettering and fuirnishing sign
boards for.streets were opened and read,
and on motion referred to the Coram it
tee on Streets and Wharves;withpower
to act.
The resignation of Capt. Henry Sav
age, City Clerk and Treasurer, was
read, as follows : ,-- k -
To tJit Honorable tfte Afaybr and Board
of Aldermen of Wilmington, X. C:
Gentlemen : I desireito thank your
for the honor conferred on me In; elect-,
ing me as City Clerk; and . Treasurer
which office I have filled lot nearly six
years; and also, fqv the complimentary
manner iu . which said election was
made. ' . . . !
Since my electioni howerer, I have
made business engagements which
would prevent my giving the duties of
the office that close attention which is
required, and therefore I beg to tender
you my resignation. .
I would be glad if my successor could
be elected at such a time as would en
able me to surrender the office to him
about the middle of the present month.
Very respectfully,' "
Henky Savage,
City Clerk and Treasurer.
Alderman DeRosset moved that the
resignation of Capt. Savage be accept
ed,1 to take effect April l5, 1883, and
that the election to, fill the vacancy be
postponed until " Wednesday next, the
11th inst. The motion was carried."
A resolution offered by Alderman
Fishblate, that no cart bouse be allowed
west of Ninth street and between
Church and Campbell streets, was
adopted regularly -licensed livery sta
bles excepted-
Alderman Boney offered aaesolution,
which j was adopted, that the Chief of
Police bo allowed to, use the old wagons
belonging to the city until the new ones
are received. j . I
On inotiou of. Alderman Chadbourn,
the words "selected oy the butchers," in
the proposition made to J the butchers,
was struck out. j
The question of repaving Water
street, from Dock to Mulberry street.
was referred to the committee on
Streets and Wharves. r
The special committeje. to define the
duties of the City Attorney reported,
and the Clerk was ordered to filfrnish ' a
copy to the City Attorney
On motion, it was ordered that the
X uiv a v a .a. v v &u
on Water street, from Dock to Grange
I street, at as early a day as possible. ' ' j
Petitions for street lamps at the
corner of Front and Dawson streets
and at the alley oa Dawson strm near
Mt. Olivet Church, were referredto the
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vummiucts u uiKuw
Petitions to open the dock at the foot j
of Chestnut street were referred to the ;
committee on Streets and Wharves.
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Aldermen Boney nominated J. fi.Ol -
ueuuuuct A?,r. -
Fire Iepartment, and he wrs elects
by acclamation.
Fire Co. was referred to the commits
V UVUUWll lliv - 'i w." w.
on tiro Department. j
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next Wedneay. April llth,at8T.
A mother-in-law out at Pii.cs'lVak;
With sore throatcooli scarcely .jpoakj
St. Jacobs Oil cured her. 1
Andthose who endured hen .
Say she talked risht. along for Sk vrttx.
FRIDAY.! APRIL 6,
Criminal Court.
The proceedings before this tribunal
to-day werj unimportant, the entire
forenoon having been1 occupied in a
case of slander. The following is a
' summary of.thc proceedings:,
Henry Cowan, larceny. Not
t (
uilty.
! (Jeorze wed arc. ! slnnnVr.
Jury out.
The Grand .fury yesterday ffiternooh
j made an ofiioial, visit to the eonntv
Poor House.
their official
They have not yet made
report, f in the matter.
i though we learn that .they found eTery-
thing io good condition And were well
satifTed tbatthe" Snperjnteiident, Mr.
Savewashttntivf to his duties and
kepta sharp eye on the interests of the.
county as well as tor the comfort of the
inmates.
says:. "We invariably recommend
Brown's Iron Bitters as one of
compounds on the market:" '
he best
City Clerk and Treasurer.
As will be. seen by the proceedings
published elsewhere; Capt. Henry Sav
age last night, at the" meeting of the
Board of AldermeivJ tendered his resig
a'atidti . JArCity Clerk. Jand Treasurer.
The resignation is to take.effect on the
15th! inst., and -hie ; successor wilt be
elected next Wednesday night.
For six years past Capt . Savage has
rilled the.position witlj singular fidelity
and ability, and he leaves it now to ac--cept'ofthe
position of book-keeper for
the Hbre Company. He . will be suc
ceeded by Col. John D. Taylor, a gal
lant cx-Con federate who for the past
Beven years, as. Clerk of the Board ot
County Commissioners, has proved one
of the most capable and courteous offi
cials in the State.- ,: - '
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A Good Joke.
There was such a good joke perpe
trated upon sonie of the citizens1, of
Rocky Point on the night of the 4th
It was reported fchere on that morn
ing that President hur would ipass
by onTtne 9 o'clock p. m. ' train,1 on his
way to Florida, -and a' good many of
the citizens, wishing to take a' peep at
him, gathered at'' ther "station a little
while before the train was due. Among
them was the P. M. of the place, who
received a telegram purporting to come
from the President, (oKcourso it Was
bogus) asking the former to . meet the
latter at the sleeping carv ' 'He very
promptly obeyed and entered the car,
hat in b,and, and enquired ' of some one
present : 'Bees dis de car de President
bees in?" The reply was, "Old man,
this April Pi. It is needless tQ say that
the Postoffice Department wasn't rep
resented in that car longer thrva neces
cary to make an exit. The postmaster,
however, was not the only one who
was victimized by the "April fool'1 ioke,
for there wero uite a number outside
trying to climb up and peep into the
windows to see the President,
: , Fayettevllle Presbytery.
riUST DAY (CONCLUIEDl.
j Wednesday, Aprilj4, 1883.
r fhe Committee on Marriage, lielar
tions submitted, through Revj. E. Mc
Nair, D. D.. their report, for which,
after considerable discussion, the folr
j
lowing was adopted as a substitute, viz :
Jiesolvcd, That this Presbytery recom
mend that the General Assembly take
such steps as are necessary to extend
the last elattSetjf Se6. 4, chab24, ot the
Conlession-ofj'Paith.
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lie v. S. C. Alexander returned to the
PfeshvtrvtherAl!of HftrnionvPhnrch -
assigning reasons foi- not accepting the
same. ...
Adjourned to meet tomoiTow 'mora
ing at; 10 o'clock. f
Thuksdat, April 5.
Presbytery met at 10 a. m., and was
Mod
r. S l'"t TCi Z HM
The minutes of yesterday's proceed-
ings were read and approved. j
The Committee OU Devotional Kter-
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jciiuuwiueuineirreporx.
! Her. II C. Hill anl PMrrd Innri
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: dicrvcuf ic, vi linemi onaga unurcii,
in. irr a -co oi u !
! and W, J. Ste wartjof Carthage Church,
appeared in Presbytery, and after ren-
idetmg satisfactory reasons fortardmcss,
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Trea3Urer Iter. W. S. LacySsubniit -
his -wpo ahowing the finMceg ot
ui, PrKvt.r. f iw i- i,.,imr,
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.Knn:BfMi ..mnA
appointed .and the Jsessi onal .reports
referrettl
;thc apppriate committees. I T
To Baildera and othprs tn .1 aro
frtfj Ti;a h twt-, riT.
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You can get all sizes and at the
wr?t& pneca.
1883.
NO. 83
President Arthur
President Arthur passed through this
city last night, in a special car, on his j
way to Florida. He did not leave his
car while the transfer was being made,
and consequently was not seen by any
of our citizens, not even, by the employ
es of the railroad company, it is ex
pected that he will be absent from
Washington about ten days, returning
probably by some other route!
; .Baseball.
The 4Alert5,, and "Unus:" two base,
ball nines composed of young meu of
this city, played a match game at the
Athletic G rounds yesterdayjwhich was
declared to be the Jest and most hotly
j contested ever played here. Nine in-
i ninrs were -nlfiv4l. t.h timn fnniiTil
being one hour and thirty m in ntes, and
at the close the score stood 3 to 2, the
"Alerts" being pronounced the victors.
We understand that the "Unus," the
defeated nine, propose to challenge the
'Alerts." the victors in yesterday's con
test, to another I trial of skill ou the
same grounds, the match to come off
sometime during the coming week.
Due notice will be given of the day and
hour, so that all who may desire to wit
ness this exciting game by good play
ers may! have an opportunity.
- Magistrate's Court.
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Peter Furman, colored, was arraign
ed before Justice Millis this' morning,
charged with carrying a deadly weapon.
The charge was sustained and he was
required to give a bond in the sum of
$50 for his appearance at the present
term of the Criminal Courts in default
of which he was committed to jail.
Robert McKenzie, colored, was
brought before Justice Gardner, this
morning, charged with the larceny of
two cook pots' from Jane Macks, also
colored. In (this case the testimony es
tablished the 'guilt of the defendant, and
he was required to give bond in the
sum of $50 for his appearance at the
present term of the Criminal jConrt, in
default of which he was committed to
jail. j . ' . ! -'-j.
This defendant was tried and; convict
ed at the last term ot the Criminal
Court for the larceny of $5, ) but was
discharged on account of his youth.
A fine assortment of puns and Pistols
at Jacobi's Hard ware Depot. . t, '
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
OYSTERS ON ICE.
T?RESH LOT, RIGHT FAT, and
on Ice.' Draught Beer on Ice
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Oyster season nearly out. Eat while you
cad. Good liquors, Wines a!inl Cigars, at'
apl fc j McGOWAVS SALOON.
Tuning Ijianos & Organs.
-ppOr'J N. SCHMITT, HAVING AN EXIE-
rience of thtrty years in America, for Tuning
ami Eepaiiiof Musical InHtrumentH, is enabled
to guarantee entire satisfaction, or make no
charge The highest recommendations from
Schools and Colleges from ihe Southern States
at hand. Orders left at his residence on Sec
ond street, between Market and Dock street,
und with 0. W. Yates and Heioilerger's Hook
and Music Store. j apl w tf
CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C,
MAYOR'S OFFICE,
April 5th,
Notice
TS HEKEBY GIVEN THAT THE CITY
ardinance referring to the running at large of
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COW and HOGS will be rigidly enforced,
;
when the oflence appears to fce wllfnJ,
I that the full r enaity will t. exacted.
E. D. MALL,
I Mayor.
apl b -2t
Blue Crass Beef !
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mnE finest you ever saw
Jr' It ESI I.
1
( froi Tenner
lo, a Al of TeTy
! flu
mutton and lamb.
j Unusually fat and tojlhsome.
i
veal, PORK, sausages, A- c.
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. . K. -MKLTUiN .
S VV. Corner Market ainl Second streeu,
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rropnewroi inn ni oirim .wtua ji:
apl -l Factory In llie state.
SODA' WATER!
"V
N AND AFTER TO-DAY WK WILL
i Vp the most delicious Ice Cold Sols.
rrefruit juice. only v.
I' HHii fl Art RfAft..'
i - ' A T-l i lji ttj.
i&HSttt7tir y0ek
mrh it -
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nmAgn QpoH I
harden 660 I
! T3EAS, BEANS. CORN, CABBAGE, Tu
nip, Squash, Co Hard, RjulWh, Ac.; Ac
JL fine selection of Flower seed. .
'.For sale by - , ; i
WILLIAHIIL GRUEN,
ilTf
PLEASE NOTICE.!
We will be glad to receive omnnralcauoia
from our frUnds on aay and" all subjects of .
tuiuMuiwmi mil f
The name of the writer tanat Uwtya be fa
tdahed to the Editor. ;
Commnslcatlona most he wrUten oa oaly
one aide of the paper. ' ; j
Penonalltlea meat be avoided 1 .'
And It Is especially and particularly under
tood that the Editor doea not alwaya endotso
tke views of correspond cata unleaa ao aUted
in -the editnrUI rnlnnni ' ' "... i 14 ; ,
J?EW ADVEKTiSEatEMTS.
OPERA, HOUGE.
ONE NIjGIIT pNLY ! MONDAY, APRIL 1 t
HERMANN
The world's farnrH. lctjtri h rt4..i
led Comjany of Specialty Artists. The
beautiful and acroianlkhed
ADD1E,
In her wonderful sleep, rxsrrroRTED is hii
.!, x&iau, ui hvt hip u ko piriures or -
"THK FLOWER GIRL" il '
. THE GODDESS OF IdBERTY
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The famous Japanese Prluce A WAT A KATS
NOSK1N, consln to the Mikado ofJa-'-pan,
who will appear la his won- :!
I derful feats of balancing. I1
Also, the WONDER FUL SPIRIT CABINET,
lutrotuclng the greatest of English medi- .
mus, HOWELL and DA ROW, who
will give remarkable auperaatnral i s
manifestations by gaa light, j '
General admission 50 ctnUi Reserved seat
tic and 1. Sale of reserved seats begins Fri
day at Dyer's. - ,
pU"t vr-f-m . , ': u";
Blank Books,
TOCKET ROeKS, INKS, MUCILAGE,
-oll
Pens. Pencils, Stationery of ercry1.
JL
variety and
style! Erery article In the lbii neceaskry to
carry on any kindness, Mercantile, or Uner
wise. Can he found at
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PIANOS & ORGANS
1IIEAP FOR CASH OR ON THE "EASY
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INSTALMENT
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Just Received.
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N ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OP . .
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RLANK BOOKS, suitable for erery brnck
of Business.
PAPER, ENVELOPES,
SLATES, PENCILS, Ic, Ac.
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Straw aud Manilla Wrapping Paper, 1 j
' and Paper Bags,
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S500 TJeedod.
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"YyiLL YOU ITELP US ? OUR HOUSE
of worship, the First Baptist Church, on cor
ner of Fifth and Campbell atrects, la In great
need of repair, and we aro not abla to ratio
the above named amount of money ourselvea.
Therefore i wc come to the citizens of WU
mlngton and community at large. . Will yon
aid us ? Come to our relief and we will show
our sincere appreciation of your free will of-'
. 1 k. - M
lenng uy puuiisuing me amount you giro in
the daily papers of this city. lie that hath
pity npon the poor lendeth unto the Lord, and
that which he hath given will be pay him
asrain." He that riveth unto Uie noor hall not
lack. Our pastor, Rev. A. M. Conway, Is -
authorized to solicit funds for the Church.
i E. DJ NEIL. '
ai13 3t Chwrch Clerk-.
S3.500
.
"Ty ANTED TO LOAN THE j SUM, OF
ABOUT THREE THOUSAND FIVE UUN.
1 f ' I I '
DItED DOIJLAR8 (i per cent. uorc ot less
as Vessel may need) to be sccuretlby Bottom
, ' -- " ' , - ' 1 - i ' " 'h.
and Respondentia Bond, for German Bark
,BATKOSS. of Stettin, now In distress at
this Port, and bonnd from Charleston, 8. C,
for Hamburg, Germany, with a cargo of Rosin:
to pay for necessary Cots of Repairs and
Port Charges and Expense. Scalea Bids for
said Loan, with the Marine Premium given in
per cents, to be forwarded before 12 o'clock,
Monday next, the 9th Instant, under addreat:
"German Bark Albatross Bid for Bottomry
Loan; care Imperial German Consulate, Wil
mington, N. c." All Bids will be opened at
noon, .uonuayinexi, uic vin is sum, anauie
lowest bidder! on payment of the. required
sum, win receive tne
receive tne Bottomry jsona.
RICHARD SIEBE, Matter of
German uai k Albatross.
E. PESCHAU Jk WE8TERM ANN, Agt
Wilmington, N.iJ. AprU4.1Wi.
apl .V:t i
Wanted.
A SITUATION AS CLERK
OR
ALES-
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nmn in a mercantile house. ! . I
Ixug experience In Dry Goods and, Grorer
le. j Can give excellent reference. IJ
I Address If. J. C.
mrh 30 lw Review Oflice.
BERGNER ENGEL'S PHILADELPHIA
.-' ' . ' .-'
BEER, on Ice. Have made excellent arrange
ments for the Summer Trade, with my new
building arranged especially for the ptupow.
. . V3L GENAUST.
Fourth street, Just North of Boocv Bridge.
- roch 30-2w j i I
JUST RECEIVED.
VrEW AND HANIKiOME f -
FRENCH MILLINERT tODS
l
Ju?t received and for sale by j '
' MRS. KATE C. WINES.
. i I ;
. Second street, one Uo from Postoiflice.
iich3l-tf ! ! .
A Wew Supply:
F RED AND WHITE ONION SETS,
o
Pras. Beana. Corn. Cabbaae. Ac
Drugs and Chemicals, Patent Mdicinc,
Toilet and Fancy Article, Jtc r-u
PrtMtrrtptionfl flilod at all boufa,tIay and
night. F. C MILLER. -
. .i German DrugrUt, '
Wh 21. " Correr Fourth and Nun U.
Commercial CHIotol
'''' - i ,; - 1 1 '
Wilmington, N.;C, .
! M. SCniX)SS, Prop.
piEST-CLASa IN EVERY laSPECT.
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