North Carolina Newspapers

try ereng. rpte4 by . . JOSH t. tAmi, m;rro a rwntrxroa. ,rM;umo.N5 postage rAii. i rv month. iZM. "Hi t. H-i ODcmooUi.Mccnta. ; .nrvlUKTtTcIby carriers free anTrartoflbertty. ttbibrre TIE i i a inr " i r a l ai ii a . . - - 7. - WILMINGTON: N. C, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 30. 1884. NO. 25 "fir Ini'y fidnr hn the bityctf: w , f.t, nr'niinn, cf tint; ncrpipr Crdc f. in "V Wilmington. J& j MrTlTlc the ne Senator from New j Hr'h.rc.i'.osdy resrmWcs- a rural' 1 ipN ; werwrsEiid rccT3 ccasrzatlca i trca cur fricais ca lay and Ul sutjscis I fweralfalcrestbct' V ; v ; : ' The nana cf. tiro venter isuit always Ufa nfched to the Editor; : - 'J ' , Communications most t written j on oal joneaMeof fee piper.:;; : I J - J i PWBoaaCttUei must be aroWecU'f j -: ..' :; Aaittlt especially and partieoiixJy uad', stood that tho Editor docs cot always endoi tic views of correspondents unles m ittie' la the editorial coluauia. L LOCAL NEWS. liori to niw AoviimiMiiu. W K Path feox-Notl-c C tT Yari.5 -cbeol Bovks, A: TATXO't!AZAAB-Otir Cargslo A4 B Huogtns & Co Apircclalic Tnere tTero no cases Tct th Mayor's r avi . ni on Xcr Yar jrooidrat:on thi ujornin. J .a'a tb 5ri-t iheatie clt l. ic. cc ltsbird by elcrtrldtjr.-1 . ' jdsy fot tip 333 baU Vicugna scut jaiots of meat I nLl bun 5ty poor people Tec total icco; f ' ' rrar J XoIIcge 'urlri r: tAr was lrifl,s OTiT a Ka;!ish chop hoasci arc prinsins 1 1- a!I ovvT Kcr Voik. In tbe places r. :.:tz h oM ut ch v iJ,i. t.-i. lcr nJ a!tr Mr !K-p.iur, tbc wealthy clais maa .'.uirur i f Indiana. prcdicU that gas will rero!utjon:rcthmanu!ctur ;:.: tuitie ut th cwiu'ry. s . On Ills Trarelm ' One of the prisoner who some rreeks : &ioca eacaptd from the county tU had 1 such a curious cxpcrleuce ia' escaping capture that could not refrain from . tei'itig it. and it finallr cam' v u : through a very rtliaVie source- After gcltiuoul of tbo city bo mido, directly Mora I5r s. A DrItotcr On'.ja 5u to to house of a fneod liring near one Tim rfCPpls of cotton at thu port to . of th SoundmrhcrH he cot eoujctblfl? to cat and where he also d?!red la xe i mala hidden from the officers whom he 1 Kxriorts Farelciu NKW Kor. barque 'Sagaf Lar&en. cleared j to-day for Hamburg with 3 .291 barrels of rosla. valued at $1,912 Uus- barque Atlanta. "Nybcrg. clsarei for Glasgow tritb. 330 cak t spirits turpeaticp c and 10S3 barrels, rosio,-valued. at ."3.769. balbxaroes shipped Tiy;Hesrsrj,ater soa.pownios & C!o makiag the aggre- . ffatrauecf ox ports -foreign for. tbe day amount to 13.680,.; .: : V.::;;lBWotice,1'; QUE EOOK KEEl'tK, ME. B W. VAX IS. j ia"cUU oabusiecaa Iqtm. maklai arrange meet Sot out bprtB Bttpjceau of fib. Wfl wish to ctata that taero is bo trata ia tLc nimor icaiiciou5iT cTmiatca to la jute bin. Jaa 33 it oac vr. K. VA Yl SOX NEW Al) VEKTISEilENTS. Appreciative. i. till. U'SIlUWi 1 UUK Kir. Jns. A. Fore, Propr'torL Harrison PUuiusT MillJ T 3SOW HAVB MB. T. F. TVLEfc WITH W; j Tho pajerter travel goin South con;inuei unutuaiiy sarge. Large quantities bf limber aro1 being floaUddovrn tb Capo Fear aod North C3tt rlreri. ... . . . . , . ?lesra. E. G: Blair and I be loiol iccorue ol lh; Salratiou Anay fcr 153 U reported at $1,500. n'o. The army U now publishing six tn "irar cries' in rarious countries. -Mr.'. Louisa. II. Albeit, or Cedar Kapidi. Ia.. has entemi Into partner ship with her husband la iho practice f !iv. The sign reads. "Albert & A'.Urt. titorneys at law. .-. - -l)r. Kran, the American dentiit of ParXbujust Nen the recipient of Uautilttl present from tho Prince of Ws! ia lie ihap of a cav of jold J.Lc rz.aJe io Inda. Mr. LMward Why m per, the moan r. titer, ictesds to ascend Killiraand Jaro. the snow-crowned mountain of ius:crial Africa, aupoosed to be from M.CG0 feet to C0.0O0 feet abore the lerel f the sea i kcaw would b in nursnit. To this rlatJ ; . iu.c r r? i t r that the ofllcrs uuld come al nt!.h-Wtoity,bave..c?Ub1ih m uumo.enou a orancft5.or; tne. bamess cxcuicled.ber8l ,bj-t:r.- Blair ;The ! au3 reach tbe house, but suggested ttfai ' . ! 1 . " 1 II 1 Im mere wae a targe duiiow ucai Wood is quite plontiful, but 3.50 per cord is tho price asked delivered from the flats. Steatuboatmcn report that the river is Jailing slowly although there is yet a plenty of good boating water. The Secretary of War and his party returned from their trip down the river. last night nnd loft Immediately for Washington. There was quite att exciting race on tbc river this morning between tbc tugs Alpha and Wm. Aycc, with considerable doubt as to which was tho victor. On Saturday last Hon Wj J. Green Introduced Into' the Houw the petition ofitizens of Brunswick. New IIano7 er and Columbus counties, for tbe im provement of Lock wood's Folly River. It was referred to tho Committeo on Hirers and Harbor. The King ot Denmark is truly a pa ternal monarch. Finding that during tbe recent severe weather tbe royal foot guards were su Coring greatly from co'ds and cough, this good old gentles man ordered a supply of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup for them and now the sentries are happy. Dr. L. II. Waibington says that wfeen pneumonia attacks tho steady. vuare drinkar. era" w ho carries regu UrW bU pint to a quart of whiskey daily, iho treatmont cotn4 exclusively under iho domain of tho undertaker. a tb firvt enne ot recorery h yet to bo report e!. Th? l'y:hokirkal Journal k;vc- tho tncree of tbe number of insane par on in the United States at. Iron! 1550 m 14.132; ISCOtn IS70. 13.300; 1570 t lSo. 5l.5d5. The whole uumbcrof oar insane Is given at (i.U97; Idiots. 70, More than o iq half are not under hospital treatment. Ser.cr Don Jean dc Valera. the ucw Spaniih minister, who arrived ia this country hit week, it of medium height, with cray ba!r acd taustacho, aud Bp psrecUy orer fir.y. Ho entered tbe d.'plcs'atio serricc of bis country when b2t fifteen years old. and ha i remained in it continuously since thn. For Kepalrs. The steamship Ilegulator, Captain Doane. from New Vork. arrived this morning in tow ot the tcam yacht Passport, tho former vessel -having met with some accident to her machinery on the passage. Sho.had on board a now propeller for the steamship Bene Ifvclor. to replace that which was broken on her last irip up the river. From IIol Land. A gentleman doing business in this city received a friendly letter this morn ing from Rev. Henry R. Colemau. o Kentucky, who is now traveling in tbe Holly Land, which contained a card of nicely pressed flowers which were gathered on tbc Mount of Olives. It will be highly prized byj the recipient nor only ou .account ot friendship for the distinguished clergyman who eeut it, but on account of tho tenderly t acred associations connected with tbe historic place where tho flowers were culled. into which blankets and food should io pUced, where the escapad - prisoner could hide- and rest in perfect 6afrt. Tf lis plan was adopted and arly ia the night the fugitive beard voices, and in a few moments two or three men came and sat down on iho very log in which bo was concealed. While there the men discussed the matter of searching tbo house that night, but finally coucluded to wait until the next night as it was thought that then tho fugitive would be more certain to be there. They then left and the fugitive, being possessed of their plans, after wailing until all was still, crept out of tbc log and, going to the bouse, informed his friend of .what he bad heard. The latter then advised him to go at once to Rocky Point. . and gave him the proper directions how to feet there. The fugitive started off. but by some mishap he lost bis way and when day was breaking he found himself In the suburbs ot Wilmington. He then took tbe railroad track which he followed to near Castle Hayne, when he took to tbe woods and remained In hiding until darkness should come, fearing that parties might bo watching for him at tbe bridge orer tho Northeast river. A short time after dark be started again and when within a few rods of the bridge ho passed two men. one of whom be heard remark, just as he entered the bridge, "I'll bet that's one of them fel low, now!" The fugitive quickened his steps a little and had gotten . about two-thirds of the way across when a match was lighted by those whom be bad just parsed and one of them blew a thistle, and looking, forward ho saw two other men enter the bridge and come toward him from the Fender side Hero he was In a trap, but he dodged quickly to one side and concealed him self as much as possible by the side of a largo po3t and the men passed him, looking neither to the right nor left, so sure wcro they of his capture. After the men had passed him a lew spaces he quickly slipped from bis hiding place and with light and rapid steps was soon on the Tender side of the bridge and in a short timo among friends and free from present danger ofcapturc. Druakards la Germany will for the rtnrcbe turn!? looked after by tbo Slate. Each town must keep a record tdai; the bird drinkers, and the oity taedl'al mea are bound to report -thoe a who habitually Imbibe to excess, so Oat the authorities may subject them t- a strict course of treatment. Tbe Emperor ot Japan has conferred upa Gea. Horace Caproa ot Wash iaitoo. D. C tbc Scoa,d Order cf tbe Rising bua. as a mark of bis apprecia tion ot the valuable services rendered by the Uitcr to Japan, especially la tbe development of tbo rcjouroe:aof tbe Island of Ycso, tbo most nortbern bf the Japanese group. Cremation U gaining ground In Ger- uaay, there being a steady increase In tit camber of bodies brought for hls purpose to Gotba. which contains tbe sole titabilshniiat lu tbo Empire. It under tbe control of tbo clt v authori ties, and the cremations up to the end MK weraSI.T'2.. 17 fa IS70. 16 In IS- 33 la 1581 and 19 up to September. FleelDff before Cold Winter's Illast. TU hotel keepers ot New Orleans, in SSS?181' bm ia all the fading Southern cities, are prepared fSrJrali.ml5dfnTioa Northern inTahds and health leakers. Those JJSL ,Uie ,5??nJ ,4ni bonld "member that on b. !2th. exactly iwo weeks anticipatory or ahe gay iJSE? llZnihlZ Drawing -or The Louisiana State Lottery will take place, oi, I a., will tell you on application. 'or Pure White Lead & IVinta, and t.rgust stock of Window Glass and learnt prices for good articles be sor to o to Jacobrs Hardware Depot, f TUeTour of Inspection. j The parly who accompanied the Secretary ol War. Hon. Robert T. Lincoln, down the river yesterday on tbo government steamer Woodbury, consisted of Gen. .Wright, Chief of Engioeors. Gen. Park, assistant iu charge of River and Harbor Improve ments. Col. Craigmll. engineer in char go of the works on the lower Cape Fear and harbor. Capt. Honry Bacon. Assistant Engineer. Hon. A. H. Van Bokkekn. President of tbe Chamber of Commerce, Capt. E. J. Pennypacker. Collector of Customs., Mr. George Harris. Chairman of tbe Committee on River and Harbor Improvements. Mr. James H. Chadbourn, Chairman of the Commissioners of Navigation and Pilotage. Hon A. M. Waddell.) Sheriff Manning. Mr. Donald McRae. Mr. G. Z. French and Major Bo lies. ' A thorough inspection of tbe works acd Improvements upon the river was made, and the .visiting officii'! ex pressed themselves as much gratified at the successful results which had been obtained, and were well eatlsfied that there was a good prospect ol making the channel of sufficient depth to per mit vessels of large tonnage to come up to tbe city withou; delay. Superior Court. In the case of Mildred 1 Oldham, adf ministratrix of Carney Oldham, vs. Wilmington and W'eldoo Railroad, a nan suit was entered. I The case of Rebecca Ana Hobbe E. Uobbs and A. J. Deal als w John E. Wood. K. T. Wood and So- phla M. Blossoniuf ah wa then taken up and the trial was in progress when our report closed. Messrs. Russell & Rlcaud for plaintiffs, and D. J. Derane acd II. Bellamy for defiodantj. Modjeska. j A thronged house is ia waiting for before a Wilmington audience touigbt in her catrauciug interpretation of Shakespeare Viola, in "Twelfth Night.1' In an extended and elaborate criticism the New Orlerns Times Dan ocrat says of Modicska's Viola : For the last performance oi Mme. Modjeska "Tweiah Night'' was given, and tho Grand Opera House was crowd ed to overflowing with thoa? who were anxious io pay their tribute to this conv anmmate artist. It was an audience that entered bally i Into the spirit of Twelfth Night." and tbe consequence was a performance delicious i to the spectators as it was pleasant to tbe pjayers. Bunch of Keys. Iu speaking of this play, which is to be presented at the - Opera Houso tor morrow night, tbe Buffalo Krprus says i Everybody votes the play one of the funniest over brought out here. How so much that is ludicrous can be crowd ed into a two hours' performance is the wnndp.r of sDocLators. From the mo ment the players are well introduced until tbo enrtaiu falls for the laat time there U one roar of laugher and round of applause. Very little time is taken for shifting scenery in the three acta, and there is no time thrown away in leading up to tha climax. It Is touch and go. after tha manner of fireworks, from, first to last. Few plays of tbe sort are as pleasing throughout. Lambertoo bouse :wiilj)0;ip charge o Mr. White and comiJjefjd. bofctVof these gentlemeu to the :kirid crfSeea1 of our friends in Lumbertori. The Robc o;ait says, in speaking of them ; ' ; We are v pleased to ."welcome "to our town. Meia-ro.'E.i.G. Blair and A. E. While, both young meu of iudustry and push. Mr. Blair has.for somo timo been doing" business in' Wilmington as broker and commission merchant. while Mr. -White-has been for two years with Mr. Johu C Heyer.of the sams city These young 'gentlemen ;wi!l hereafter carry ou a grocery and commission business in the Rowland store, near tbe publioscales. under tho firm name of Blair & White. Their advertisement will appear next week. Air. White will j have charge of the business, and can be found at his store from this on Literary. Tho opening paper in the Magazine of American History for February, by George Cary Eggleston, is a most! effec tive piece of word-painting, the subject being "Our First Ten Presidents'7 ; Dr. CyrusThoma? follows with a readable essay on the "Houses of the i Mound Builder." Rev. Charles H. Parkhurst, D. D. contributes -'Tribute to Qeorge W. Lane," late president of the New York : Chamber f of Commerce. .. Pro. feasor Edward E. Salisbury contributes the first of a series of three essays entl tied, "The Griswold Family of Con necticut," a combination of history, bio grapby and genealogy, which "will be welcomed by all cultivated readers. Tho Private Intelligence Papers (Chap ter V.) of Sir Henry Clinton, under tbe editorship ot Ldward F DeLancv. bristle with interest thts month ; Minor Topics contains a letter from Lvon Gardiner Tyler ; of Richmond. Va., jcerning President Tyler's relation to the Oregon (Question ; also, a desenp ion of "Some of the Cavalry Fights of the Comancbes." This number of the Magazine is strong in all Its important features. Publication office, 30 Lafay ette Place. New York City. ! torn to plcate our patrcas bne leea aprre ciitcj by them, beta s s U quUtr; and ! price paid. ' ' .We taall be easblei ttJs wetlt to effet JJt a ysri-iy of J-KTV AXU JiXaiJl.BtE ASVI. A W a coroacDjy competent), aod livn am fatly iy Dtcnarei to fuiriih viz NG. BKA-CKETf. MOULDlVf r in wnot . l1 all O PER A HO US El EXTRA 1 EXTRA 1 Oaa-tgtt Oaly I Woneaaay. Janasry SCth rarcTrel! Araerioaa Tcur l j : , Erg?83jeat cf tha Eminent Pouah Aeiret. MODJESKA ! CLTES. to whfc)x yoaf attention l re,rectfuUy 'troaSffr BarrTXi as-l'a Oa vbicU cccallon vrVl ta rsniM V.fc.'" called.-. . All parcbaseft rroaiptlr !eliTcre4 'free f rejire'i ! cbdrg:e. jau SO JA.S. B UUGGXX3 & CO. DIED. IIAUDWICKInthU city, on the 23th Inst , WILLIAM II. HARD WICK, a natlvo of ew Castle, England, la tbe 64th year of his ageJ Th funeral wui take place from his late residence on Front, between Dawson and Wooster streets, on Jfrlday next, Feb. 1st, at 3 30 o'clock, thence to Oakdale CcmetcryJ frienda and acquaintances of tha family ard rcspeotf ally Invited to attend. LEGWIN--Of pneumonia, on the 2Sth Inst J Mrs. MAItTHA LEG WIN, aged 40 years. The funeral will lake place at her late reaff dence on Castle, between Sixth and Seventh streets, at 9 o'clock: . m . to-morrow. (Thurs day) thence to Bcllevuo Cemetery. , Horses arid RJules rnw'O CAR LOADS OF IIOR3K3 AND I. MULES just received, and for bale at. prices to suit all. .Come and sec them. CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. always ln readloers for the use of tho public. TWO FIXE HEARSES, with NICE HOESES, i i . - 1 for Funerals.! O. R. HOLLIXGSWORTH, , Livery and Sale Stable?, jan30 Cor. 4th and llulbrrr sts Twelfth Wight I Seats now on sale at DyerV . - V PtlKoserred tl.50. $!. General Admit sion.tl.Sc. GaUery.i'Sc 1 Jan! si a 99 5 and 10 cents Cigars, TT A VAN A FILLERS. L Best in the clt v. are on sale. Drugs and . Medicinal preparations of the mgaeat graae at ! JXO. T. SCno5WALPS, jan 11 Dny and Precript'on 8tore i1' : - O PERA HOUSE! One Night Only 'ir,KS8f& 1 I Th latest n. Y. FnccfSF, . ) A BUNCH OF KEYS; OR, THE HOTEL, By Cbas. m Hoyt and WllUe Kdoula. Wlth a record of over NK HUNOKED ONECU. TI v e iUil CS kt tho 8an Frnclsc -ptra Houeo. N. . Intiodjclrt(ctbunarnroch I able character comedienne MM FLORA MOOKK, eupjorted by a UrtET CAoT. The celebrated Grard view Hotel wet car-' rli In Its cniircty. Original VusU; glersnt coBtuinlDfr. talv opens Tr.efday, Jan 9. at Dytr's ifescrred $1. a dmistlon J 5. W.tt cents- Jsngg- 1 Copartnership Notice. SINCE THE SAD DEATH OF MT DEAR Brother snd Business Partner, Willie J. Gordon, on the. Jth in.t th .hz-kin. .i...n. Yellow, White and 1 Bed I SS5?ftS58Raira . j user m ik SiliTM, of this city, who has hd several years' experience in tha Insurance Business, and who needs m Introduction to this communltv Under tha Urmmtn., r.t ' Chemicals, Patent Medicines and Fancy I tlnue to transact the business of Insurance la Articles. Prescriptions filled at any lime, rail Its branches, at the same efflee hentAfnnt Onion Sets. dav and night, at F. C. MILIR'S Drug Store, dec 23 324 South Fourth. Corner Nonet Apples! Apples I Apples I fS CONSIGNMENT AND MUST BE SOLD. N. Y. Baldwin Apples, Ohio Rod Apples, N. Y. Creamery Butt .r, N. C. Roll Butter, Ohio Butter, Va. Meal, car load or. small order so- ucnea. , - . ! - 1 j K. G. BLAIE, Commission Merchant, 19 N. Second St. dee 31 occupied by John W. Gordon Jt Brrt. Vn ill North Water Street. i . , - I bear to eXDrcss to onrnstrnim mv tinMr thanks for their patronage so liberally bestow ed for a nnmber ot years past upon my broth er and self, and to promise that! the firm of John W. Gordon A Smith wlU strive In every way to merit a continuance of tbe same. Respectfully; i i : ' JNO. W. GORDON. JOHN W. QOttDON & SSltTn. .ENERAL INSURANCE AGENTsl ' J I ' i ';' Office No. Ill North Water St.. , t i,', ; Wllmlnston,N.C. Pledging our best efforts to protect the in. , For Saturday. J)BESSED POULTRY. DUPLIN COUNTY alffioS Bqwimiij bough tne patronage or tne pnuue jn iw U. w. VUILLHJX A SMITH.' Pacific Cuano. SAUSAGE AND LIVER PUDDING, N. C. siaes ana a lull stock of Choice Family Gro ceries. Prices reasonable. Respectfully, T I . A 'W 'RIVEN BARK . ' The Live Grocer and Produce Com. Mer chant 114 North Water St., Wilmington. N.C. I NEW ADVEKTISEMENTS OUR BARGAINS A EE Always Appreciated ! Cider ! Cider ! Cider ! -pURE APPLE CIDKR. JUST FROM THE PRESS I Cull and leave your orders and jugs'at ' K. MCDOUGALL'S, No. li Cbeetnat St, hot- Front and Water ' !an "2 Wilmington. N. C. , John C, Davis. ATTORNEY AND ' COUNSELLOR AT LAW, j WlLjriKOTOS, N. uaice orer too ua.HK or rsew nan orer. Practices In all tho Courts of the State. ear Special attention paid tj tbo collecUon or claim. nnv?tf STIEFF'S PIANOS! it WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED - I 400 TO 500 TONS OF THIS INVALUABLE FERTILIZE!!, ! - i i ..hi. which has never failed, and will 1 bavo It for. sale throughout the season; as al ED BONE PHOSPHATE At Last Year's Prices., 1 jaa ?4 2mdJbw ALEX. RPRUNt A SON. DISSOLVf I- i '; f Tblrty-Nise Crcts for a Sercoty -Three Cents I CORSET. Seraatr Three Cents forsYlaety Eight Cents COU9ET. I . 98c. JECEIVED TODAY IIFFEBENT Mvles of the celebrated f Pure Whiskey L ALD NOETH STATE 5 A IO ON, 6 South Front St., keeps on hand Clemmer's Pare Rf t Whiskey, (no flavored stuff) Jlo Ms Whisker, very fine. As good FIVE CENTS CIGARS as the market affords. Finest OYSTERS from New River. Don't want a fortune at once. No headaches there. i Jsa 3S Onion Sets. White'and Red. Unas. Mi atien s rianos. A supply just receited. square, Grand and Lprlght. J Also, a full assortment of Elegant, rich, silvery tone, exquisite touch, J FRESH GARDEN SEED. f, t NLoety Eight Cents for a Dollar and Thirty i Mne Cents CORSET. 01.39. Driven From Home Boston. Mass. Col. Charles II. Tajlor. af tbe 33 tb Massacbaseiu Kegt. and who Is now publisher of tho Boston Globe, oaeol tie most success. ul.. as F. r 11 as one of tbe very best family newspapers In America, voices thii: Daring iba past law years, a loreizn element bas made its appearance ia thli section, which is drivioc irom oar midst ooe of tbe oldest and best known fimiliea one boasUnc of branches In every State of tha Union. Tbe element U St. Jaoobs Oil. and the family refer red to Is tbejxxfo family ; One Dollar and Thirty Nine Cent for a Dol ...lar aod Seresty-Three Cenu CORSET. HAMBURG EMBROIDERY. -Inches wide, 7 cenU per yard. 4 3 ti V' IS S3 SI IS 43 61 IRISH P0I5T. 4 Inch wide, 63 cents per yard. 6 8. ' 10 . ftj large atoek to select from. A LARG E STOCK OF CR a PES for Moors tax Bonta. Velhog and'Uras Trimmings, at BS'StARSlAB Y LOW PttU ES : B1BBU5IS I RIBBONS t RIBBON8 ! ia every Bhvi and Widtn, will be told at THX1I DOCH REDUCTIONS, - - . at -y : ' . TAYLOR'S j I BAZAAR, V 118 Marfcet St. , Iuk wrmnoTos, c superb finish, finest qnsllty. Call to eee tbeea ' I beautiful Instrnments at i HEINSBERGER'S, jsn 19 Live Book and Muslo Store i Furniture. npn WEES WE HAVE PLACED to stock New and Stylish PARLOR SUITS, LADIES' i 1 1 . DESKS AND SECRETARIES, Wardrobes. Jardinere Stands (in Walnut an-i Ebony. 500 COMMON BEDSTEADS.' 1 . j MATTRESSES 'all kind aod a superb as sortment of WINDOW SHAPES. Give us a call; we can suit yon. THOMAS C. CRAFT. Asent Fumlraro Dealer. jan2S 0o. Front t PATENT MEDICINES, I T . 1 ; ,L ! FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, CIGARS la great vlrlety, Ac , c. Munds Bros. & DeRosset, jan if Ntw Drug Store. ; Market and Pxm4 trt. A rjerciful TJan S MERCIFUL TO EN BEAST. THIS IS a rentie unt to owners or "unbiaokated" bor. Tb place to bay lay price Blanket you want, together wiih Lap-robes 1 arrUges, raddles, ilarnecs. Trunks, Satchels, Bags, ! Uc DOUG ALL A UOWPKSV, Jan 18 SfK 114 Vrth rWii fit PUEOELL HOUSE. JJNOER NEW UANAGEMENT. j U WILMINGTON. 9. C IB. PERRY, Proprietor. " Late Proprietor Atlantic Hotel. rtnt-Claas taaUtta appotaUaaatsw Tarssa fS. i u aajbOji Steam Yacht Lonise, j pAeSENGER AND FREIGHT STEAMXb' tor BmlLhvillo daily. ' Kates low and aeeom. modatlons fine. The LOUISE la a mw boC and is guaranteed saf. - WL'l leave Smlthvll'e 8 A. M 1 Leave Wilmingtan 180 o'clock P. If, Wharf foot of Dock Street. , , I WM. WEEKS, jan 19 Agent and owner. W. & E. S. LATIMER, Attorneys-at-Law. pfflee-S. E. Cor. Princess And Water 84. i Jaa 7-Im . , , SELLING OUT I 1 o . I I HATS & FEATHERS AT II EDUCED PRICKS, - MBS. KATE C. WINES. n 111 M MvwMt Ainit. nxt Post OQ jaa i . Fancy Goods. TJULL LINE AT laav ,' J- GILES AJURCniSON'J, r