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HYOL. VIII. WILMINGTON." N. C TUESDAY. JANUARY 29. 1884.
NO. 24
LOCAL NEWS.
ft,..
rrvTYcrk police captains
, , . Jets, in all S3Aprron. bin
cjV:IV;uiucicV ! i veck. Ar
aurj
banquet
rnoug
r iu--s 1 J . . .
I Ir. MUlmrn nt Burlaw.
! Wc understand that Ucv. Dr. Milburn
will lecture at tlurgawon next Saturday
j and Monday. Subjects: "What a
i Blind Mau Saw in England', for Salur
etics ct: Etch iu dra.nk nr.arly !
of Nm" Yrk
Nc YcrVi r'ar.' commissioner
which tU avH bought to the .cut
3t j-.rjoaa jba: be retired to eaw the
"JjcJ ia ltc rariou,i 1 .cblic cho'!,
ctbrr tcatitatiosg.
Cooiaaodorc K. W. Kctts-m: the vet
fra:itarii:c of Mionwota. ii in ucb
; w,r health that he cm no looker pre
In jrJ3at attention io hi sreat trct
rz racin; stable s. aud Le fill
W.Ver at a health icsortin this Stale.
M ii Ctuin I lock wait, ol Dajtoo,
:Ic dressing for her brothers
The cewa reached the lnda.
?itty whi'e they were waitins her ar
5;n; i:i chcrch. The luarriasc ccrc-
;, r.-.v wa pronounced, but amid tears.
. .. .
, la ornaments, ait to imitate dia
Bijisd. rubles. e!c. are now made in
lir;. find they are illuminated by a
incandescent lamp. vhoso power
,.,nunfrouasnall battery which la
rcea'.edupon tho person. The bril
1 aacy cf the ornament can be easily
I:i.ax:.r.el.
u ..-
A,itra,.icarri4 oil the palm in the
pr&!u' ti n o! ueful triH. One fur
Ti.iU il vabnitutc for butler,
r,r:.w hxt et! from which a meal if
ruj.nd wtrich i ff food, and
ai iitf r iresi it pod prfnlueeift maw
hbrr iWiich. like cotton, can be used
:kuS mattresses and cushion .
C C Yatl Scbool Books, 4c ,
lttyp Uh'js. & DcIiosaEi Onloo Set
Jamc A rout. rrojr ifarritoo PUTiirjr jay oud cither "Stonewall JacksoaM or
' -'Aaron. Burr" on Monday.- The lcci
J IUICJ will IBttl 4UIIUg .UVVijoj,
j besinutos at 13 -o'clock. - full bouse
on both oeciions are confidently cx
pfctcd. ' - - " ,
For other lM!alj sco fourth page.
M "" """""" "
Korlli Carolina i per cent bouds are
quded in New York at 82 cents on the
doliar. !
Tho IArioso Pleasure Club hare
Ihfcir Gcruinu at (jcruama Hall this
crenio;.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Tho naaao of Ilia wrliertatBt aJwy t fu
j Coamua!caKoca anst te wrltura ba onl
oce M of the paper.
rersotal'.tica toast M atcMM.
Ae4UU epodaUj and farcoU?iy unl
looa tfeat Uts Editor toes not alvaja eadei
lis news of corrcfpon-iecU ualcia sV rate
tntascdJtoilal eolumas. ! ... i ',
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
STATEMENT
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO,, OF NEW YORK, i
Jas. A. Fore, Propr'toiy
narnson Planing Mills.' 1
P. S. WINSTON, Presldpiit.
ASSETS......
Ton THE T VB KIDiyG DCCSMBEB 31st, 5-5.
.. o
.$101,148,248. So.
We haro been blessed with tip-top
North Carolina weather to-day, for
which we hope everyone is duly thank
ful. '
" There i plenty of inud and lo3h
everywhere now, but fur pure. unaduN
tcrated, well-mixed mnd. Chestnut
street, between Second and Third, will :
take the cake.
Thu children, happy under tho influ
ence! the genial snn, were iu the
streets' in crowds this afternoon and
added to the cheerfulnes which almost
everywhere prevailed.
J.ho F. daNavarro his lurntd hla
a j-arluicnt houses in New York over
apartmcQt asaociatioas that arc to be
called, as the bui:dir;s thtuidve3 sre,
Madrid. Lisbon, Salamanca. Ciranada,
Velencta, Cordova. Toh not! IJarcc
!.na. after towns in Mr. Navarro
uaiive Spain
A rr.-fwSior in tho Unireriity ol lp-
ala t-:Trs tu freeze any pcrou wiuj
t'.: v.l mtcer, dfprivin,; them of all
;; iiance of vitality, and to Lrinj
'm aruind again at tha etpiralion of
tTorar withouriojury. N one ha
ransrulcnl to the experiment, and it is
l-ropvetl to try i. upon $'mc condemn
ed criminal.
Albert (Irccn, colored, was before the
Mayor this inorninz j charged with
disorderiy conduct, but at the request of
the defendant the henrin? in the caso
was postponed until Thursday, the 31st
in st.
'Twelfth Xigbt." with Motljeaka. to
morrow night and "A Bunch of Keys"
on Thur?day night, after which there is
no engagement at th Opera House un
til Feb. 7th. when Bart.ey Campbell's
celebrated play of "Thf White Slave"
l will be presented.
corrcsptmdent and subscriber .for an
Superior Court.
Inth case of J. I. Melts vs. W. P,
Oldham, which was oa trial when our j
report closed yesterday, the jury re
turned a verdict in favor of- the (ie
fendaut. The case of Mildred A. Oldham, ad
ministratrix of Carney W. Oldham, vs.
the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad,
was then taken up and the examination
of witnesses was proceeding when onr
report closed.
A Distltisrutelictl Visitor.
Hon. John P. Linton, oi Pennsylva
nia, Supreme Chancellor of the Order
ofKuights of Pythias, is expected to
arrivo in thi3 city on Thursday morning
next. Stonewall Lodge, No. 1, and
Gcrmania Lodge, No. 4, K. of P., of
this city, havo appointed a committee,
consisting of flvo from each Lodge, to
make preparations for his reception
here, and they will hold a joint.meeting
to-night for the purpose ol perfecting
the arrangements. He will remain
here during the day and will be th
guest of the Order while here. Hence
ho will go to Charleston. S. C. , leaving
hero on Friday morning to meet hi3 ap
pointment there od Saturday next.
' Distinguished StranjreM.
Hon. R. T. Lincoln. Secretary of
War. accorapaioed by Genis. Wright
and Park and Co!. Craighill, of the
Engineer Department of the Us S.
Army, Arrived in the city this mornUig
from Washinclon. They were met at
the depot by Capt. Pennypacker, Sheriff
Manning, and Hon. A. II, VanBokkelon,
T&arcurrr account.
' . v ..---So.
Annuities J n force, Jan." 1st, 'S3. 55
Premium A unulttea. ............
Annuities iMued. .............. 7
An Pay's.
$19 203 n
3,712 44
4.435 40
S27.S4G 75!
f Ko.
Annuitle ir. force, Jan. 1ft, 'SI, 61
Premium Annuities
Annoitle Tcrmintci ..1 i
2
An: Pay's
23.13 i 1
537 43
t27,?l 75
. 1X8UKANCJI ACCOUNT.
Policies la force, Jan. Ist. j
1S63. 10C,tH
C!skaasumcl.... 11, Ml
117.745
Account.
!
$129,534,174;
87.8' 0 537!
f387,364,'.7li
I . : " No.
Policies iu iorco. Jan. 1st,
is4 .iio,9?0
Elski Termtnato!.". 6,755
U7.745
Amount. ,
21,413,733
Jj367,i564,'i71
IT sow iuvb iirT.r. irua witji
I LJ? wpjetMt),. and
OPERA HOUSE.
EXTRA I EXTRA 1
One NJg oi Only T vrcns4ay, Janmrr sct. ;
. . Farefvel! American Tour !
Ergagcmejit of the Eialaeat Polbh Actreis,
MODJESKA I f -
Supportetl br MaurlnollI- Earrvmore and a
i. ktrong Dramatic Company. I
On n-bicu cccasiou wiil H rreaentefl Sialics
pearo'a - ,i i
Twelfth Wiffht I '
Dr.
H15.VEXUE ACCOUNT.
Cn.
To Balance from last accoaut. . . .$33,7S2,9?C 0S
Premium received., 13,457, 92d 44
' Interest and Uents.... ........ , 6,u4?,9t4 45!
By pai'l Death Claims
" " Matured Endowments..
Total el'ims
$7,062,056. 73
; " Aunult es....
! Diridends.........
" Surrendered Policies and
Additions
Total paid Poliov-hold-T8
?13,P59,360 51
" Commissions(paymentof
current and extinguish
ment of future)
" Premium charged on on
Securities 1 Purchased.
" Taxs and Assessments.
$111,2S3,S7S 97!
-
i
Expenses. .
Balance to New Account
f 5.C95.795 01
2,SC,i(il 73
27,C61 SS
3,13491 69
2,S3lU55 71
SSG.126 90
415 472 22
2 6 057 CU
834,75i 70
94,97i 103 86
$111,233,87! 97
Dp.
BALANCE SHEET.
CR
To Beeerve at f our per cent.... $95,571,877 00
.. .Tioima 1-kTT namn wtrtr tror nnn IV . ; in
22,794 35
3,479 tC
4.CSo.462 34
Claims by death not yet due
" Premiums paid la advance..
" Agents' Balances....
" Hurplus and Contingent Guar
antee Fund
ii
i;
By Bonds Secured by Mortgages
on Real Estate $4G 303 472 34
" United btatea and other Bonds 25.279.C40 00
Loans on Collaterals 15,037,910 0
4 JResl Kstate 8.C3J.971 89
casn m iJantsaca Truss com
panies at Interest j...-. 3 403.249 63
" fntorest accrued. 1.310.BS3 23
I ' Premiums deferred, quarterly
ouu scuii ounuu. ...... b .. . j,uoj,ii
rremiums in iransii, princi-
account of the recent leslival at Bur
Raw, in aid of the Presbyterian Church
of that town. He had, however, been
anticipated by a friend who was., pres. J w,0 conducted the diatiugnished party
KvporU Freltrn.
ent and our report pubibhed leforo his j to the IT. S. Steamer Woodbury, which
letter reached us. j was in waiting at the railroad wharf to
receive them, and proceeded djrectly
idown the river on a tour of inspection
rrokor Fischer of Munich has ob
tsiacd troai diftHIed coal a white
irystAli:co powder, which seems to
Pvwsess luaav -f tho t'rcrcrtiei of
iu;o;ce, only it aio:i!atcs tuoro rcaddy
nith tho stoniich. H remains to be
cta whether it ia as effective ajainst
tzalarU. and it leas iciurious in it in
nrnca upon the head and hearing.
Nor. barouenttue Himn-i. Lundc?
gaard. vlearcd to-day lor Rotterdam
with 1 harrc-U of rosiu, valued at
3,Ctx. shipjH;! by Messrs. Alex.
Sprun; & Son. "Sclir. 1) D Kvcrilt. Mc-Lai-j.
cleared for Barbadocs. W. I.
with 123 350 feet of lumber aud 157,000
shingles, valued at $3.JSi.03, shipped
hv Alegars. Northron : Lammini':
ofthejvorks on the lower1 Cape Fear
and at tho bar. They aro expected to
return to-night .and -proceetT on to
night's train to Washington, making
no stop in the city.
$101,liS,943 25
pally for December...
110,756 43
$101,143,243 25
NOTE lf the New York Standard of four and a half per cent Interest be used, the Surplus
is over $12,100,000. ",
Prom the Surplus, as it appears In the Balance Sheet, a dividend will be apportioned to each
'pan Icipating Policy which shall be in force at Its anniversary in -
THE PREMIUM RATES CHARGED FOR Ks'SLRAXCE IX THIS COMPANY WERE REDI.'CED IV 1S79
I ABOUT 15 PER CENT XX ORDINARY LIFE POLICIES.
ASSETS.... 4 ;
New York, January!, 18S4.
.$101,1 H.24S 25
Samuel E Sproulls,
Lucius liODinson,
Samuel D Babcock,
Henry A Smythe,
Georgo 8 Coe,
John E Deyelin,
Seymonr L Ilusled.
OHvcr.JI Palmer,
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Fredericks. Winston,: Richard A McCurdy.j Oliver Harriniiu,
; James u uoiaen, i i nomas uicKson,
i Hermann O von PostJHenry W Smith,
George C Richardson, John It Sherwood,
j Alexander H Bice, George If Andrews,
; Wilttam F Babcock, i Robert Olvphant,
F Katchford Starr, George F Baker,
j Frederick II Coesitt, Benj. B Sherman,
. Lewis May, Jos Thompson,
: Dudley Olcott,
(Anson Stager,
Frederick Cromwell,
Julie n T Davies,
; Robert Sewell.
Wm Bayard Cutting,
S Van Ecnaselaer Cruder
jCharles K Hcndci'soa,
jGeorge Bliss.
Seaf now on sale at. Dyer.
,rrt2f:"K,ese,e?,l-60-?l General Ac
6lon.fi, 55c., Gallery. 25c , tat
AdmU-
Jan20
6&
?7
OPERA HOUSE,
One Night Only
Th lat-st N. Y. Success, ' .
A BUNCH OF KEYS; OR, THE HOTU, j
By Chas. h fioyt and Willie Edoula. Vtth a
record of over wNK HUNDHEU ONECU
TIVK NiGIirs at the San Francisco pera
House. N. Y. Introducing the uuapproch
able charcter comedienne. MISs FLO it A
MOOKK, supported by a GREAT CAT.i
Tho celebrated Grand View Hotel et car
rlei In its entirety- Original Music; clerant
costuming. Sale opeus Tuesday, Jao 2d. at
Dyfr'a. Jfeserved U Admlsltn, 5. 50.25
cents. ' - -. . ,j "jmS.
Copartnership Notice!
SIN'CE THE 8 AD DEATH OF MY Dfiiu
Brother and Business Partner, Willie J.
Gordon, on the 8th lnst., th shokkig dtaUs
of f bich are known to most of our patrons. 1
haTe associated in business with myself. Mr.
J03EPH i). SMITH, of this city, who ha
had several years' experience in the Insurance
Business, and who needs m introduction to
this cornmuDity. Under tho firm name of
JOHN W. GORDON & SMITH wo IJ1 con .
tiouo to transact the business of Insurance iu
all its branches, at the same cllico i heretofore
occupied by Johu W, Gordon & Bro.. So. Ill
North Water Street.- j
1 bes-to express to our natron mv ulnrr,.
-naDKBior meir patronage so liberally bestow
ed for a nnmber or years past upon my broth
er and self, and to promise that tho firm of
John W. Gordon & Smith will strive in eve rv
Oi a'.l Oriental carpets the Fcrian
are ty fir the best, and t?M lest of a
true 1'ersiaa carpet is that uscd by the
si:iTC4 thcunclrc. nanie'y. :o drop a
riecc of red-hot charcoal upou it. This
leaf ca a linked round spot. If tho car
pt U a iooJ ono of the flrt quality, the
. Prosperous lAto Insuranco
Company.
The attention of our readers is direct-
makiugau agresate value ofxportH I cd to the annual statement of the Ma
fcr the day of $G.8S1.03. 1 jtual Life Insuraucc Company of Kew
: York, presented in another column.
e
Mlnnlo Ilatik.
'This great institution now has assets
This superb vocalist, with her com
pany, will. attend the New Orleaus
Mardi Gras. and will pass through
Gold5b3ro for that city on or about
Feb- 1-ih. An cflort is being made to
havo them stop and iro an entertain
ment at Goldsboro and wo hope, that
our friends iu the latter city may be
successful for they would enjoy rare
musical treat. And why may we not
get her to como again to Wilmington?
Sho would receive a reception from olt
muftc-loTtng pcopiC. equal u not sup
hind cau then brush off the si3td
WMOl without the least traca ol the bum I rlnr tn tkn rrtrnial rreelinr ertended bv ii to nerstiarift huiincs.H men to setanart
amounting to $l0l.li3,21S 25, and a
Isaroius of more than $12,000,000. It
paid on policies lust year $13,950,360.51,
a considerable oortion of which went
directly to widows and orphans, in
many instauces redeeming houses from
absolute destitution. Tho Mutual dif
fers from most other Life Compauics in
that it never encourages speculation in
iusurance. and never solicits the in
sured to take a larger policy than he
can afford to carry. It dota believe in
moderate policies, however, end jta aim
jau 20 It
3I.IS WILL ARD, Agent.
O. F. BRESEE & SONS,
General Agents, Baltimore,1 Mil.
it its afterward discernible.
Ittvems lacrcdible, but the micro
cope has revealed upoa the 'coated"
baaiu toug--c soch a wonderful variety
of sabrncca as the following: Fibros
of wood, linca. cotton, spiral reseels
acd of muscle, in ont caae eight houti
aiur eating ; starch grains, tfceco mold
Potato skios. acaleA. moths, etc . hairs
frcci the legs of bees ind spiders, pollen
cf fiowcrs aad stamens, hairs o cats
aai. ia oe instance of mfce. hairs
from various leave?, the wing of a
raovpiito, fragments of tobacco and
eamcmile Cower, etc.
VOH Dlsl-U-SIA, iNDIGEiTIO.V. I)e
pmiion oc Spirits and General Dcbili
iy.to their arious forms; also aa a
fTi rB,iIe t1 Fcrer and Ague,
lnlenaiwent Fevers, tho
Caijjata.m made by Caswelu Haz-
nS?J?-90,,.Jf!r Vrk and wld by all
nrcgtista, is the best ionic; and for
r??TcriD from, w or other
eknei. n has no equal. tu
t Noactloo willb considered blame
.ess inalcsj the will was so. for by the
!1 the act wis dictated. 7
Stop that coach by the os of Ayer'i
7;: rectorai-the best specific ever
?axs It will soctho the rough feeling
?.3rS?r.lhro clro lb vocal organs
to breathe and speak clearly.
Fur Pure White Lead & rjlint5f aml
bigiest stock or Window Glass and
lowest prices for good articles be sur
to o to Jaccbi't Hard wars Dpot. f
our people ou the occasion of her recent
visilherc We hope an effort will be
mado to secure her for a night at the
Opera House, providing it may not in.
terlcro with other attractions which 1
will occupy the boards at that time.
a small share of their profits yearly to
provide for their families in the event
of death or financial disaster. The rc
port will repay perusal. It
A Stiojry Man.
Hare is an item, which wo clip from
tho Statesville Landmark, which is
not only interesting in itself, but which
betrays the fact of the continued exis
tence of ono whom uiauy of our readers
once knew well and whom all esteemed
and who we thought had long since
passed over tho river:
lr. J. X. Andrews was making some
chin re in the landmark oflico, a few
diva ao. and fished out of his parse
one-ball otoneoi inose i Dig oiu copper
cent pieces and told tho history of iu
lie l ore tho war. wncn no was a coipor-
tpnr ajia uvea ia t limiociuu, co
offered, one day. to sella' man a book
tne price oiwnica wa w iu. a uo
mnn wanted it for CO cents but Mr. An-
draws would not come down. Finally
the bargainer offered htm trij cents lor
it and Air. Andrews toid him he could
h& it at that if ho would make the
change The fellow paid him C2 cents
and Lbeu got a cold chisel and cut a
copper cent in two, giving one half of it
to tne colporteur ana seeping " oiu
half tho larger half, by the way for
himself. Mr. Andrews has held on to
his halt ever since anu always win.
A Great TraTellor.
Baltimore. Md. Hon. George Col
ton. Police Commissioner, writes:
Wherever I have travelled, in England.
France, Germany, Egypt or the Holy
Ind. St. Jacobs Oil is recognized as a
blessing to humanity. -
Salt for aiedlciue.
Tbo Shaker Manifesto has the follow
uug: "Half a tcaspoonful of common
table salt dissolved in a little cold water
and drank, wiil instantly relieve hearts
burn or dyspepsia. If taken every
morniug before breakfast, increasing
the quantity gradually to a teaspoonful
toa glass of water, it will euro any ordi
nary case of dyspepsia, if at the same
time due attention is paid to the diet.
There is no better remedy than the
abovo for constipation; no better gargle
for sore throaf. It is equal to chlorate
of potash, and is entirely sale. It may
be used as often as desired, and If a lit
tie Is swallowed each time it will have
a beneficial effect on the throat by
cleansing it and allaying the irritation
In doves of one to four teaspoonfuls in
halt a pint to a pint of water It acts
promptly as an emetic, and in cases of
poisoning It Is always at hand. It is an
encellent remedy for bites and stings of
insects. It is a valuable astringent lor
hemorrhages, particularly for bleeding
after the extraction of a tooth. It has
both cleansing and healing properties.
It U. therefore, a most excellent applN
cation for superficial ulceration.'
Interesting to Fishermen : The cele
brated "Fish" Brand Giillng thread U
told only at Jacobi's. He Is the Im
porter's Agent. . ' t
That our efforts to place before our patrons the best
goods for the least money are appreciated ! j
o
OUR GREAT SUCCESS .
We atiribut3 largely to the splendid bargains wo have been and still are able j
to give our customers. It appears that our extremely low prices have caused j
the impression that there is something mysterious about our system of . doing
. - 1 . 1 i '
business. A few words Aviil clear aw3v tho mystery- We sell! low because our
system of buying enables us to procure the largest bulk of good's lower thaDcau
be manufactured ; next, the low expense in proportion to the vast amount of
business we do allows us to sell at a very small trills above what the goods cost.
Our system i very simple, aud these words explain all. We wish the public to
understand tb3t we do not advertise goods in a fictitious way, telling you that
our goods aie worth double what we 3skfot them ; but we claim what we do
and do what we claim ; and we do most decidedly claim that the "gebds we are
offering tire below the prices asked elsewhere. If you purchase any goods from
us and dont find that they aro in every particular as represented, bring tbem
back" and.we will refund the money. i
way to merit a continuance of tho same, j
icspEciiuy, ii
v. - JNQ. W. GORDON.
J01i2.W.aOi5DO'Ns& jSMITII,
GENKBAI. INSURANCE AOKNT8,
";. FmK- IAE MARINE,
. , . WlimiBBton, N.C.
Pledging our best efforts to protect tho In
tercsts of our custoasejs, and promising strict
attention to all business entrusted to us, wo
respectfully solicit the patronsge of tho public,
jan aUw JNO. W. GORDON SMITH.
Pacific Guano.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
400 TO 500 TONS
OF THIS INVALUABLE FERTILIZER,
which has never failed, and wilj have it for
' i
sale throughout the season ; as alsl DI8SOLVv
s
ED BONE PHOSPHATE
' I
At Last Year's Prices.
1aa24 2mdAw ALEX. 8PRUNT A SON.
Pure Whiskey!
LD OBTH, STATE SALOON, 6 Couth
Front St, keeps on hand Clcmmer's Pure Ere
Whiskey, (no JUvored stuff) Plo Mo Whisker,
very fine. As good riVis CENTS CIO AILS
as tho market ( afford, rioost OYSTERS
from Jsew River. Don't want a fortune at
once. No headaohes there. jac23
RECEtVEP.
- We can suit all and offer bargains that xannofr; be bad elsewhere; in order to
rush them off quickly, we have cut down prices to the lowest point. At these re
dnced prices it will pay to buy them tor next. Winter's wear. Callat once at
i TJLE RELIABLE CLOTHIER,
114 IV3ARICET ST.
janS3
NEW CROP.
8TIEFFS PIANOS !
WC ASS NOW LANDING
372 mias. and 100 BWs.
.Very Prime, Bright
NEW CEOP CUBA MOL-ASSES.
j IT WILL BE SOLD PBOilPTLY.
WORTH h WORTH;
JECXIVCD TO-DAT DIFFERKNT Styles
of the celebrated . j
Ghas. M. Stiefs Pianos.
Square, Grand and Upright. .
Elegant, rich, silycry tone, cxqulsl'c touch
.. " f -'- . i
aupero flnUh, finest quality. Call to fee theta
beautiful InstrumenU at y
HEINSBERGER'S,
t
Jan S3 Llru Book sad lloate Store
Onion Sots, White and Red.-
A FRESH SUPPLY JUST
AUo, a ftifl assortment of
FEESH GARDEN SEED, '
PATENT MEDICINES,
i
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
CIGARS in sreat rarity, 4c , 4. '
MundsBrosr & DeRosset,
j Jew Drugstore, I
jan 14 1 Market and Hwirni 8iwcf .
Steam Yacht Louise.1
PASSENGER, AND FREIGHT STEAMES
lor Smith rllle dally, u&tes low and aeoom
modationa fine. Iho LOUISE Is a ntto boat
and Is guaranteed safe. Will learn Smith r)Ue
8A.il Leave Wilmingtan 2.30 o'clock P. IX.
WharfJfoot of Dock Street - ' i t
, tft - WM. WEEKS.!
JaalO - Ageat and owner.
W. & E. I S. LATIMER,
Attorneys-at-Iaw.
om.ee -8. E. Cori Princess and Water Su.
Jao 7-1 m -
SELLITJC OUT!
HATS & PEATHERS
' AT BEDUCED PBICXsJ
' MBS. KATE C. WINES.
- Vrt. 110 w fUwvmd Sireat. txt PostUfl'"
Jan 5 -1- , j
Fancy Goo do.
T?ULL LINE AT ' - L
jaaSB
Girx a AfCE.cmsox'3.
Afarcltsoa Block.