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THE HORNING STAR. By WM, II. BERXAKD. v I'lTHLISHED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAYS. : BATES OF 8UBSOBITTIOK IS ADTANCI : , One year, (bj mail) postage paid,.... $7 00 Six months, .. i;- 4 00 Three months, " " 44 885 "Due month " " M 1 00 To Citv Kahutt-lhnra. delivered in n nart rf t ho city. Fifteen Cents per week. Onr City Agents are not authorized to collect for mere than three months inaurance. OUTLINES. NO- VOL. XIX.-NO. 115. tiop of the Republican Canvassing Board was AenlaraA :it 1 3 ,. , viUCgai ana un der which a recount was had with due form of law. The Republicans, in accordance with the position they have held from the first, votef to al- uiuieen uvea lost. An luw no new testimony, and the Su- exploslou of a collierv P.(n.' tj I Dreme fJnnrt inA 1 j . . k ------rf jiujj- 1 - jk3o, iu vuting 10 con land, killed ten persons. Tt ia m I aider no new evident otwf The British Parliament was opened by the Queen in person; the usual address from the throne was read by the Lord High Chancellor. British steamer Estll i . ' l wrecsea ana nineteen lives lost. - An that Midhat Pasha's fall will nnt i,;.. lurkey'aYdreignand international policy. The Humphreys elector case before the Commission and Judge Hoadly spoke. Wells had a chill Dan Vorhees said of yesterday's proceedings, that the , "vuvs, acieu in ac- u.uauce witn a rule of the Supreme Court not to receive evidence pre sented outside of the record. The hXT ru leannS to aow full Hunt tO bethrnnrn nn.. u 1. u iron w .a. o w an iiiiiii. i.i ninirn tiia 1 ri 1 Mr. liortch nff j . &?JS ianl Tnomas Person, of tn ifi.;t u ameuument f r3., ? "uu lJBerwnom it was named. to strike out "notarv nnW? " took fire from a stovnihA 1 ever it occurs. Adopted. ; : ; j " -7 Major Augustus Burton, of Lin- usiice ottered two amend- rOD; a8 ,nad a Paralytic stioke. He is menis, mat tne Keller nf TWa- ""uwl"Le e Judge Robert Burton, a C7 vwwub I 11 HTivn rr 1 1 :ii . TJU- T I '.' w tt BUB OI UOI. WHOLE NO 2,968 4aM Mill aMa . . - .uu vumiaiiiea. Aionzo juvi alias Tom Johnson, who was committed to jail a few days since, in Ciauu m Dan, 10 stand his trial on the marge 01 ro&bing Mr. Reeves' workshop of S . . . . wio, was lasen out yesterday and car- . VMW --i.over Ul JJeetlS I not;va n n H vts, wu, tt I , -'. wiM wviuuuyoi wIW A. I fill. Mi 1 I IVl O-t UnitA. 1 4MiU UCXUIIS ! UHLIHR lflMnAV tAwn.u. .1 Mr. Mihanflnff . 3 i . Gov. iTnAhf. 75-1." " uc" L"1 itt.ie nrelimin. m,--.: .. . "I conneciiBa: WUh this CltV. waa Granville.., - i ww- .C- . .rT".w ia to some party !h Virrfnla. riniWM. Mr. Mehanfl nfForaA o ji . prescribing a form. Adopted. i- liUBu uuerea an monHmnr.t A Ioac;scpa ration stud a Sappy He- nation. About twenty-five years ago, as we learn from a gentleman conversant with the fects, the mother of a colored individnal by the name of Holloway, living at Lumberton, who was then only, about five aia out who is now a route agent on one of the " BATES AP m One 8qnariotie da I onr days, " 5 22 "Todays?.....: lm e week,..: ;;;;; 1 JK TareeweekV,..: " -OnemoBtC..... 2 52 .S' " ThVeeiSoniSa;:;:-:"- IIS - - &-::;.:::::::::-::::5S ' IPfva Hunsu. . , teiVquarHerarhaULa 9colnmn..nd NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. DemocratsJgota black eye, but nothing 1 taken by the reading and passed. r SfJBcM" serious. Lord Bective's v r'!"" "ve8WaES committee. HOUSE OP REPRTCS'R"NrrP a T,rrt'a htehlv:r ,le' ?XP"' -of -.uo ueHL i n 7 firm asi . i j.x jiio . -ajuii iuiusl wmcn win no " ai- they are VSSU .VK1 Tho petiUoi! bf SS tT.t.T& SOTifttinn' " "AB- light to be thrown T:SIUU -rlr' Ie8 offered an were in . Wf ISl:." UOI! n?g tbe fees. Adopted. dence, including tuSa bt X LSL?" W r inompson investieatin nmm1.;V TrnVS .- . v w AU a. wa llltril I anCTlWiiAa mm I i iiw i fir w ninii itA rtmH un nv -. ' vmiwui ata v i r t tk. m t, T ' " "y re pertectly satisfied that, it .r"' ..wlure ne petition, of duuu x. xuuKiuaa. i rpsinpnr and i mni u i - i pprram mtivans t tj j . w t a . . 7 VT ' "U1U uave oeen an endless and fruit- A eutier county to W.Bryant, Actuary of the Columbia Life less undertaking to have given th 8Qbmit the lstion of changing the Insurance Company, are held at St Louis latitude asked by Democratic coon CUDty site to the qualified voters of for swearing to fake returns. v- Tjarkey sel, for the Republiaans would have C0UQty. Propositions apd Griey- -win tominire fKTffotiations with rWi hooded tfTff tHhnnal t- Jli. vt ances. . - V ,.f. - n iiiann - - -wv --f testimony impossible to digest satis- ,P 1ot Jjenojrl The Petition lacwmiy tor weeks; and when Flo rida was finished there would still be two or three other disputed States to dispose of; so that the 4th of March would almost certainly arrive without a settlement of the Presidential con- Granville - -uwutu, tt are I pleased to learn that Colonel R. T. Bennett - v,UuoCu CU ,,0 aeuver an address in con nection HDlt.h n nnmh.. TI7- a 5. fr ia a i".e-iiae manner by a pair of 4VWU1U io meai-nouse or Mr. Moses D I ; Mott, residing a short W mother and son city, on the night of the2&th ofPehruary JtannTftSr each ot?er' 1876. an account of which JaaTS l'L8?4 the otion Statement of Condition of Bank or New Hanover, Including Branches, on February 1, 1877. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts. 1 Real Estate..... .Office Furniture and Safes Bonds and Stocks. . Ohfirfe TlrwnV. ..... Cashln 9er'Banks"sbVecV to J3 CITY. 1876, an account of which appeared in the OTJUt ai ume. Owing to the desperate character of the accused, and his noted proclivity for attempting to give "leg bail," a posse of some half dozen sent to escort the prisoner from the county jail to the magistrate's office, the extra pr Chnrtr vaaa on nana . $666,068 85 78,944 85 6,854 87 11,831 S3 667 08 161,548 84 58,406 18 Mr. Carr, in House, . j moved that ' the members of the Louisiana Returning Board be released from custody, inasmuch as the Electoral Commission had decided not to receive the evidence taken hv f ho nnrnmir- j J vviuiuit tees scat South. New York markka. Gold 105iai051: cotton Waiax-I ? 8ettlem spirits turpentine 43ia45 o.ta- rna?n a on I TiZ.erB: 0 OR THE PKE811IBNTIAI. STRUGGLE. - The situation at Washington, while not so favorable as was eject ed by the Democrats, is by no means discourasring. On the contrary, we think all the indications point to the inauguration of Tilden. We may lose the vice President; but we think, on a careful consideration of all the . w.... . x no petition pt certain citizens of Lenoir county tion ot the colored race. Proposi tions and Grievances. J Mr. McLean presented fwo peti tl9s, one from the American Iron auu oieei company and the Delaware) Car Wheel Company, and one frbm the owners of mineral property ! in Chatham COnntv. in rana U . J t 'IU w tut) improvement of the Cape Fear river. Ihe decision nf ths r.: concedes, too, the right to inquire into tVlft olinriKnU. -1 the Democrats are confident that they STeDt f,e .ape Fej can prove the ineligibility of Watts P081110113 and Grievances. ana perhaps ot one or two other elec tors; so that if Hayes should obtain the legal electoral votes of the dispu ted Southern States he would still have a minority of votes of electors appointed. , , NEW AllVERTUBnSttTS juuksoii & Co. Overcoats. ! Meeting Howard Engine Company. BrNFORD, CKOW&Co Sefiil jr-v.wwwo, statement of condition Bank of JTew Hanover. Baltimore and Wilmington Steamship Line. ' New York and Wilminffton ' Rtamah;n O UWUl I. IRA caution beinglaken o! police oflrcervwmch hadXn head that by instituting a search he might uuwurer nia jong lost parent The K4aA was at least worthy a trial, and, act ing upon bis hastily formed started for the "Old Dominion." Arriving wuiiuuuH no as once instituted a dili gent inquiry and search for the old woman. aaal a? . Undivided Profits Bills Payable Due Depositors..... LIABILITIES. 909,955 08 $965,828 00 . (300,000 00 r . 61,475 09 . 85,000 00 . 869,846 91 $965,883 00 Senators Bavard neither party has earner n w , - v uii bUo facts, that this is the worst we w VSSStJSi exPect- ! The Republicans succeeded in ex- n ovi beitgrapuic reports irom kUC -mompson report . and rashington indicate a decision in f.estimo,ny but failed to obtain a ru- . . I liner in favnr fi TT .... T1T-T.; ... i. .loamugiuii luuicaie a aecision in the Florida case to-day. Next in the list of disputed States will come Louisiana, where we think the Dem ocrats have a stronger case than in Florida. Oregon will follow Louisiana, and the Democrats are exceedingly hope ful that the line of procedure adopted by the Electoral Tribunal will result in a decision that Watts, the Oregon postmaster, was ineligible, and that iiis vote for Hayes and Wheeler can not be counted. j On the whole, we repeat, the Tilden outlook is favorable. Hayes must get every contested vote to give him a majority, and this we do not be lieve he can do. Jl looks very much now as if Tilden would bo President and Wheeler Vice President. j t - vuiiaiu a ru ling in favor of th TTa " . r -j wuviabCtl as prima facia Wl Tun. crats lost some points, but secured a review nf t Via -. . - " ruibu proceea- lnffS bv th flnmmlcGn 1 : into the eligibility of an elector. u v"i"uei x-eiton's JJemocratic RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. Resolution . -6Miv tv luc uiaie ireologist, requiring that officer to f armsh l.nn -- - wisiB vi uio report ana authorizing him to put them on sale, was taken up on its several readings, under a suspension of the rules, and adopted. J: Resolution in relation to a colored ujsaue asylum. Resolution of instruction to our Senators and Representatives in Con gress in relation to the Freedman's Saving and Trust Company. Bill to consolidate the oharters of vyuau rang juanutacturing Company of Rockingham, Richmond county was taken op and passed its second reading. Local Dots. Yesterday was a verv nlennnt. day, notwithstanding previous-prognosUca- SZT'V1 tions .to the contrary. Mafang the animal m charge he proceeded, . vmw v auir jwuog me latter to the unpleasant position of being himself coneidered a prisoner by those who were not posted. Mr. Mott testified . to the fact that the meat was stolen, and that his mule, which was a white one, had been taken to convey the meat to the city, the tracks indicating that two trips were made. On discovering the loss of his meat and the diHQnr,o. of his mule, the following morning, he started to town and discover i?n u VU4Uuei jrenon-g jjemocratic ism to require the weio-hino-of niht o i V "a" headquarters everybody is in high beef cattle offLd for sail in the fity T"'" spirits, and Merrick, O'Conor and of Wilmington was taken up, with a selves Pre8eDt eed !heni XHB CsraiBltlA I. ATT. -The Usury Bill, of which we gave an analysis soon After It no .i,- . "iaotu mc Sgjiate, yesterday passed the House on its third.and final reading by a vote of 57 ayes, 38 nays.! There were twenty -five members who did xiack say they are perfectly satisfied to rest th PIT" OQQQ linAn I V. n - 3 laid before the joint convention. Mr. Hewitt, Governor Walker and Mr. Goode are satisfied with the rl. cision.- LSpecial to Richmond Whig. -Washington, Feb. 812:50 A. M. Republican members of the Com mission boldly avowed the doctrine that the certificates of the Governor and the State canvassers were final, and could not, even in the case of acknnwlefl be corrected by the State or by Con gress. They said that was the end Of I Tnn.C 31. 1" V usuub - xjrauiey aia not go quite so far as his associates. He said the State could correct a wrong ful act if provision had been made by the State to do it, and not otherwise. The debate in conference was exceed ingly able. Justices Clifford, Field ana .Bradley filed written opinions, and Justices Strong and Miller made renort.a All , w r tuo wity I course of Wilmington was taken up, with a selves Senate nm - -.-V..V.IUUHV, j.uo auiuuuuieDb Was concurred in and tha k;h uw vuacu its second reading. tions to the contrary The Wilmington Light Infan try, CapL Taylor, had their regular semi- muumiy arm yesterday evening. j i Rising barometer, colder, north erly winds and clear or clearing weather, ara the indications for this secton to-day. The pavement on the north! side of Princess, between Second street and the Court House.has been "reconstructed." The following general order has 1. . . ... ! i uccu issueu irom these headquartersi "If any Democrat calls at the Star office for a chin-prop,'' shoot him on the spotV We learn that the ball gjven by Orion Lodge No. 67, L 0. O. f!, last mght, was very largely attended, and of and, upon arriving at the store kept by his inn f lt j: ! .... J , ji. ju.. uiscoverea that the thief had been before him and had sold his son some of the meat, which he, recognized by the white hairs upon it. which had shedded from the mule, and also by other marks. He also went to two other 8tnrp 5 .i,- same section of the city and found portions of the meat which had been sold by the thief, and which Mr. M. identified in the same way. This testimony was corrobo rated by the evidence of Mr. Mottfs son and one of the other storekeepers, and also by a witness who helped lo butcher the meat and knew it by certain marks. Two of mese witnesses swore positively to the iden tity of the prisoner with the party who oviu mem me me&L cause he had so much at heart were finkiiv rewarded with success. He found ,his mother, from whom he had been separated 1W au any long ana weary years, greatly io meir mutual satisfaction and joy, as may be supposed, and took her home with him. During the interval which mark ha? long separation, the mother had been mar- iwice, ana was at the Ume of their re. union once more a widow. Tfce Concert tbu SyenlnK. We take occasion once more to rpminrt our readers that a grand vocal and instra4 mentaf concert, for the benefit of Professor Vow T.flA. w.A 1 n n . v . -""-i am iuo vornei concert Ulub, will be given at the Opera House this eve- ning. To those who are fond of goodlmu sic(and who is notf) an opportunity is here afforded to enjoy the efforts of the deal amateur talent in Wilmington, and those ' WllmiuartOB, February l, 187T. '. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts . Real Estate Offloe Furniture and Safes! Bonds and Stocks Check Books Caskin other Banks' subject to rrhAt- Cash on hand. $533,378 94 73,449 79 i 3,518 66 11,831 S3 678 49 195,617 73 W.987 73 154,455 46 TfnciiviAeA IWf. Bills Payable...... Due Depositors.".'! LIABILITIES. $77705 87 .. $995,000 00 ..- 61,519 01 . . 85,000 00 ... 54,894 48 .. 410,869 43 $777,905 87 Bank of New Ml, true loTrkXffianT'bt ?' a. u. WALLACE,Xahier. of8FebarSlern 10 W this 8th day , ..-..u6Wu, auu muse n. cATiss, Notary Public who were present at their recent entertain Z " ment need not to be told that a rare musi- Baltimore & Wilmin V cal treat awaits them this evening. Wea- J . "XU Steamship Line. . The Steamer cai treat awaits them this evening. Wea ther permitting, there will doubtless be a crowded house, and the proposed recipients "of the benefit deserve it. The State Gran so. LSpecial dispatch to the News. Goldsboro, Feb. 812 M. ! The State Grange c'onvened at 11 o'clock yesterday, Worthy Master Mills presiding. One hundred and fifty members are present No busi ness of imnnrfanno icnu t.Dn.n..i 1 vw " viaiieauiBQ yesterday. To-dav a resnl aaoptea approving the bill intro- ancea in the Senate by Col. Holt, for the relief of the State Agricultural .uwci-jr.- a committee irom the State Agricultural Society and State v..uo nm wceii ai ueuu wj periect a plan for the establishment of the Department of A orrinnlt.nro i We take the following from the uroiasooro messenger'. The report of the committee rela tive to asking a loan from the State It should have been stated that the exports from this port for the month of January, 1877, referred to in our last, were confined entirely to foreign shipments, no- iuing coastwise nemg included. ! j It is roughly estimated that four hundred gentlemen in this city are now feeling "how sharper than a serpent's tooth it fit fb resHein rWard that dont appre- wow true greatness when it comes to re commending Justices of the Peace. j The soft places in the pavement on Third street, between the City Hall and the corner of Chesnut street, were not in tended to lie down upon, as the nartv who tried it the other night must have discov ered, as he was noticed upon his feet im- uieuiaieiy auerwards. , m.eu altogether, tended very stronis- - w uusu me guut of the prisoner, and Justice Gardner ordered defendant to give a justified bond in the snni nt onn his appearance at Court, and he was re- wuimiuuu. ine prisoner, who was very cool and collected, conducted himself in a very impudent manner, and upon leaving the court-room he gave vent to his evil pas sions by cursing one of the wltm . . - "-v-wvii isuu OOVinn a . . ' ' L -j8 umj au manacled condition ci uim irom aomg iiim violence. B"fc of New HaMTeV x-ursuantto notice the regular annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Bank of New Hanover was held this day at their Banking House. The meeting was called to order by the Praa!AH4 - . oiucui, on wnose motion A. H. Neff sq., was caned to the Chair, and Robert tkA Beeeher or paiia The Charlotte Southern Ernie, in copying OUr DaraeraDh in referann tn TV.. TT . vv VVVUU u.. juir ler. the T.if Tnon... a l. ' . ! - - I t' -.uw a8Bm auu iorger, . ,,w-u'-i i wuo aosconaea irom Augusta, Ga., about a "t wwusj the 1st of December last, and for whom a urge reward is offered. sav: "Thia smirking, smiline. musical renin ia ,n known about Charlotte. I? u s.t i w uayr; robbed the Southern Life Insarance Com pany or a large amount pf money, and bv w xcuaiessness in taking policies he in- a1..j .v 1 . .. r TwiTcu me comDanv neaviiv via ;a tongued, smart, sham, unscrnnnlnna X " vvvi er of a fellow, who can make you believe that black4s white or white is black.' ! taa AiictMr..,.L.... A correspondent. writinr na - o w iiUUUlG Swamp, Bladen county, N. C., informs us n.9 UM A .1. .. w ucam, on me aatn ult., of Mr Wil lis Lamberton, claimed to be the oldest man in the county, being, our correspondent awes, iw years of age. He served 18 months as a soldier in the war bf 1812, was u,miea me age of 45 years, and has v-'t -.t apt PUICE, fIL1f SAIEi FROM BAJLTlMOJtE ON I1 TWMHAY, February 10, To be succeeded by RALET-TT r-SMpprs eanrttyupon the PROMrt-SAILINO " '"xauiKim as aaverused. not vote. The la ant , . , iT1"" Ane -Louisiana question presents cent, interest, or eight per cent, by some very different issues, and many special contmr.t.. Tf mnm 11.11.:. Demonrats are hnnafni e :u. beVl t fill - Probly of 15.000 was debated at length beLTTeiS:e.Plnion8 10 writlQg- d the vote on the question resulted ..wo uuuiuaua unestmn rtreaonta 1 oni t-o 1 . t ..vwv..i.iA nuir w .-mm . -m- nn-rra . . ' I 1. -7 , v " a T o. A 1 Ward lUeetlnea-KecommenaatiOBs for Appointment. - At the Democratic meeting in the Second Ward, held last niehL Mr. Nnrarwi AiU was recommended for appointment as a uiemoer or me .Board of Pinanre tt . ouu xvuuert 1 uianiea at me aee of 45 .. u fir'r?. OB" .LADING riven to nr Qulranteed - Md MTM8PA.TCfi . . For Freight Engagements apply to A. I. CAZAUX, Agent, WILMINGTON. NO jcao, uoj nays. .1-a.uait, ana the followlnc gentlemen -"I umcieunssueg. anamanv i "ho nn, p u i !..-. . 0 " .1 v th.n.tM. democrats arehonefnl f rrAv". ' 1 fc.uo. "wee on magistrates: John S. James, Henry Nutt. teren, aUd in eaSe tho intent ha J SH' S".d,a Kb ' r J- 'The ommiuee haviDe i char i" " ?J5 mM,", eW been iId. th. W . 31" """IW wMeot of , Gn ,r KZZT""''-'''I- ' ., v,. uiiusi I titc jjrauiev mav rermi trnm i i j -i o wmmeuucu lor annointmpnt nt o n,mv. .:.v: , . ? .u i T ' . u8 poneu progress and asked further I - t, . : " y-yw uuiinweive months and 1 tutJ worjt or morion and Sherman. timo 1 7" mted to as- We would ; be glad if our correspondent ' O represented, would furnish e record of Mr. Lamber- NeW York and WilmiTiPnTl were 8,108 ton's birth, if it is accessible lllUlDglOD, nd 3,560 by - m ' . 0., Semi-Wftfiklv hatthmeet- '"JT Mr ' ' v., ociui VVeeKiy - The following will show tha Btata u Caima.LI i wLcciiium.p Line. The Steamer an action within twelve months and recover twice the amount of the in terest. This law places all onan equal footiog banks and private in dividuals. By Last Night's Mail. the work of Morion and Sherman The Legislature. I Raleigh Observer's Report Condensed. SENATE. Wednesday, Feb. Important News from the eral Capital. j. time. I - i . - ( 1 EVENING KKSSION-. The reDort of the Department of Agriculture was read and nnnflirierf1 fianilnno 100 a MVVIIIVUO X, , O, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 were adopted, but section 9, relative to recommending w iuc ucuu AssemDiy mat fertil izers be taxed, created considerable Fed- of the Board bf Finance and Audit, and the xuuuwing genuemen for Magistrates: HJ A. Bagg, John L. Cantwell, J. W. King and C. H. Schulken. - .f : : At the meetinff held in tlnP'niirH w'-j on Wednesday night, Mr. David G. Worth was recommended for appointment as a member of the Board of TWtiaa a ,. BOTH SIDES CLAIM A VICTORY. FROM HON. JOHN GOODE. Special Telegram to the Virginian. Washington, Feb. 7, 11:30 P. M. 1 The effect of the decision is that llie Commission will not go behind the action of tho Kottiming Rnaril,. except to consider the question of the quo warranto proceeding, and the eligibility of Humphreys, one of the Hayes electors. Johst Goode. PROM K. H. GLASS, ESQ., EDITOR OF PK TERSBTRG (VA.) POST. Washington. Feb. 7 The decision is not final, but is con sidered favorable to Hayes and Wheeler. ; R. H. G. ' SECOND DISPATCH. Washington, Feb. 7. The ruling of the committee! to day only excludes new testimony calendar. izers be taxed, created considerable ditt and the following gentlemen for Ma Bill to incorporate the town of Jisca8fio"'. Me8srs. Polk, Thigpen, KistratesVO. G. Parsley, Jr., W. P. Old mrinburg, in the county of Rich- ren.cP King, Alexander and others han, Owen .Fennel, Jr., and James Al ond, was put upon its several read- PartlclPating m the debate. Sectiop German. ; I no .n) .aaA 1 0 Was DaSSed With the nroamkl. ii n - ' ' A committee was then appointed to as- r)oit a ! . - v""" mo amount of stock r and on their renortinir that th shares renresented in nsru.. -1-v.ovu ouu o,uou uy proxy, the Chairman declared that the meet- -a was reauy ior ousiness, as a maiority of the 13,000 shares of the bank was repre sented! " ' , The minutes of the previous meeting weie read and approved. - r - The President of the Bank then ma An o report stating, among other things, that al though the past vear had not - -- "i uuHiness oi tne uank had I Itey West, . . .... .74 ueen steadily progressing, the amount of J Mobile 63 aeposits being much in excess of what they have ever been heretofore, and had de clared two semi-annual dividends of four per cent, each and made no losses whatever uunng me year, ue submitted a detailed iuc uapusv church for the last fourteen veam nf hi. ml wv U19 ltV We would ; be glad if our correspondent CLYDE'S W - WMSJVW VI UiC thermometer, at the stations mentioned, at 4.35 yesterday evening, Washington m'ean wuc, aa BBcenameairom the daily bulletin a a em a .4 at. 1 : . - .uCufum iue oignai umce In this city: Augusta,....;.... 64 Charleston, ..... .57 Corsicana, 57 OalvdBtnn AC - . vu, ....... wt i-naianoia, .68 v .a- Montgomery,. . . . ,65 New Orleans,,... 65 iiorioia. .. 42 PuntaRassa,.....66 Savannah, 60 Bt Marks ' ......68 Wilmington, .... 57 Laurfnb mond, was put upon its several read- Bill to provide for arranging d?s ordered court records was taken up and passed its several readings. Bill to punish the fraudulent use or embezzlemant of funds entrusted .to persons in a fiduciary canacitv. was ptit upon its several readings and paaaaei: Upon motion of Mr. Graham, the Jones county bill, defeated on yester day, was reconairiArorl anrl u uuu auauc tut; special order for to-morrow at one o'clock. Bill to punish injuries to railroads and canals was taken up and passed its several readings. On motion of Mr. Mabson, the bill in relation to the appointing of a joint committee to visit the asylum in Edgecombe county and report its fitness for a State institution, was ta- bu up. . ; r Mr. Dortch moved to amend so as was passea wiin tne preamble. .Spirits Turpentine. uaw leniiinnnv. I . avilmu uiuveu io amend sn aa That is, it doeB not gobehmd the He- I ? substitute the Female Colleee at liirnintr T?norl Knl em br&ftAfl nil I hra. I V01d80OrO.: Tho gmun... eturns in theands of the Vice Pre- adopted. rof.iima in t.Tio- whhbsu a a vu v . sident; the go warranto, and the de cisions of the U4irts of Florida. -Gen. Terry Harris, Tucker, Wad dell, of N. (V Geoige W. Carter, and others, thi1 favorable to Tilden. Smith, P'. Mosoy, and others, think, JSX'ol to the Richmond Dispatch. WiSHINfiTrtw T?at, oi A. was Bill to change th rlavoof oafn taken up and passed its several read- Inrro BeBplution of instruction to Sena- 4 ewa arA T? . ... . n wio auu xkcurmBnuriueo in f Kentucky, John Ambler f fbUiva tathe Southern and Pacific osoy, and others, think Wi was taken up and Dassed. Bill to incorporate the Sovereigns of Industry, Lodge No. 1, Columbus, offender county, was taken up and passed ita tbirpli reading. - AUe QeClSlOIl admit a U .: I Kit, . . issued by both 7 lirL Va I OTPrMe liiiangton Acad- Jns, and th LnVi f at,d. I ,n pr county, was put upon , ana the record of aua tear. tm NAVAl .i;nM. -Jfj j f r proceeding h i. ':r" V-r,."- . r j ,I1UU lus ac-ji ,riu in relation to the probate of . "cuunou aamit - It is about time tor anot her niA .'uri to appear in the papers. ; I ho wheat and oats of the Northern counties are looking well. The Orange and Granville farm ers are busy breaking up'corn land. I Litaker, the murderer of Mr ivoDen tiarris, is reported captured. Senator Marler is now -convalescing, and has read the newspaperlobitu ai3 of himself. - , Concord Sun : George Hoffner uj4Uft nuu nu uuras jaieiy, ana now ho antra " ' , Mr. Thomas Webb, of HillsX rirvra wh wvmm .a i i - ." ","" nu emcsen some lew weeks o.uc niiu paralysis, is a 016 10 Sit Up. Wadesboro was made happyby rr.""""'" " "ccivut a urove oi Ten nessee hogs. Anson ought to raise its own Concord's partridge , eater h as done for". his- twenty-fifth bird, while Charlotte s devourer was just through with Ilia twAntv.firat : " Shust gif me a blace in der gornet pand xixin iuj icciic uuiu viie as sennow Und Til blow a blow mit enny man Who ever nlew a blow." Brickbat ? Concord Sun. That. ia -inpt arhnt fhn follnn. tit, ... num ura icuvn WIUW, YvnairiAvn you got to say against brickbat young man? It was nnmn on a ataifa Kri&h.V t . . . uuvmhuj' ibu nni the otab s. Lord Bacon fiat used the About taihn &nlr&t CL - . uwvuvus nuw waui omce. There are three hundred and nineteen and a half In VnFlk naiinK.. J. f .7 -- v..uiiua juair nuw'wno Appointment Rprtnmn..n- The Chamber of Commerce of this city have recommended Capt I. B. Grainger as one of the Directors of the Western North Carolina Eailroad. The recommendation is equivalent to his appointment, and will give general satisfaction. Capt. Grainger's qualification for this position are so fully """"" aumecognizea, as to make it un- -ccooary: w reier to tnem here. For some thne past he has served with great accepta bility as one of the Receivers of the Caro lina Central Railway, j; The proper management of the Western North Carolina Railroad is of vital impor tance to the commercial interests of Wil mington, ana we feel sure these intArta coma nna no more watchful or eapable ad r ware man isaac p. urainger, Narrow Eaeana. Yesterday, about 12 O'clock, a iitti noil ored child, who. had been left on the side walk for a moment bv its mntw An w-i. between Church and Castle streets, ran out into, the ' street -lust as a car waa n.,i..j ! when the little one was aimnir nn hA 1. a : vu mav UCttU by the car, knocked violently to one side Of the track and severelv bmiaeH nrwi cuiuk qeam. i-arents. both colored, should be verv Anmfni , .uJ allow their small children tn ran ot 1 on the street, when not under their especial supervision Xempie or iaraal. ' . 0winS t0.e absence of the pastor, Rev. S. Mendelsohn, who has been called to Norfolk, Y& i to officiate at the funeral of reportof the condition of lor:: e Mrs. B. W: Seldner, wife of hisfor- each of lis branches. M " - rres,aent, no services will be held ;in On motion the report of the PresM "ernoou W 00 8abbrt0-l was received and adonted On motion an election! of Direntnn i. , . .; T". w me ensmns vear was conn into i.t w a kinson and WUliamCalder being appointed tellers) resulting in the election of the old Board unanimouslv. aa foliowa. t n ger, John Dawson, D R Murchison, Don ald McRae, H. Tollers, K R Bridgers,i J. w. Atkinson, O. M. Stedman. J. ATLeak. B. F . Little, K B. Borden, M. WeddelL' : On motion, the meeting adjourned. f, A. H. New, Chairman. Rob't Hennino, Secretary. v ummgton, . U, Feb. 8th, 1877. Mayor' Court. RIVER AND MARINE ITBWs. No arrivals or departures below yes terday. ,:,f ' -.' . t . : ' - " - The John S. Kennedy cleared from Savannah for this port on the 6th, inst. r A briar.' name and nfinn.ijt.. .. known, was reported off the bar yesterday. A J? TT - yrrl. , V The German brig Color, Barghoorh T CVX W eiffJlt 7 oargnoorn, I A wrw metitttiw nmnm. Xa. ' ' -w t juttai -apt. WlaATJEaEY: WILL, SAIL FROM NEW YORK ON SATUBDAT, Pabraary IO, Ta be sacceeded hj Steamer EEQUL AT0E !?" wPBSPaYt Feb. 14. sailing "WHggjgr 8umAv and For Freight Bngagemento apply to A. . CAZAUX, Affent, WM P PI vnw . i WILMINGTOW, W.C. WM.P CLYDB& CO., General Airent.. o Bowling Green or Her 18 . B. " '. . . i . .' Mew York. -. feb 9-tf arrived at Antwerp from this port on the UlU9k . The Lucy minus, from Boston for !J J arriTed at Vineyard Haven on th. ICth - w f -The Norwegian barque i'Fihk. H111 KeMFire EiP6 C(L Hfl. 1 febfl-lt OVaRCOATS WILL BB SOLD LOW. MUNSOIf CO. AY) . Steailns a Bkrbei le ( r ' W. II. ScotL who haa a KaK. i the corner of MulbertVi says his barber ' nole'Waa-' klttM h. ... . ' i : I f ..TH.'rfy lis po- couia flB all thechsirsr in all the medical Mon " .front fhis shop on Wednesdav schools in the TJuited States. That is, if j night, probably by some oWwhowasahort you believe the papers. ' i of firewb I ;.v " ao w,B 8nort ThrfoUowrng cases were disno J r0"1 barque Fink- M1 m JiB oi i eisen, arriued at Antwerp from thia nvsVt- A TTiorTioN i r , - T - , r ... r, s - on tne 3rd inst. ; -. , lnr....nhettbrotd irTM'vw rvur numun hahaa mura ihK . Th hoof ml,ri.:-i ) j 1 " 1; ! i 7 i- . . -A. " mum uie l,T"-, wi5J 'lttU! assure us that Dr. cart of Richard Farrow, iu the Market, on ?Z iable and nevr Yveanesaay evening last, i.hayWpeen de SSmdVS " KeeP tected in the act. was ordered tn ri i i . ' . t tified bond m the sum of $100 for hi an- pv av ue nierm of tie .Superior c4cupyu. ue was turned over to ,uo vuaiwuy wi me ooeriix. Two other animportaat cases of drankei c - ' aea, cm.', were aisposea of. ; SoealLThlcTci. The residence of Mr, Bb Moiriaon, vuiyui,,ireiwni Auioerry and. i Walnut streets. , was entered : WmIdmi.. . mj MUfuf, while the famfiy Were at tea, and robbed of uai ovipogiog to air. M. , and a fine shawl and hat belonging t: fib, wife. The door uaT men Nrt nnH ak. . . vT-.T j , moments oy rTr.'W aname: th ef na va wren bootw darine the ihterftY." hni;Trt6-'Aai.x . . - - wo arncies was not aiscoverea until yesterday morning. crry items. BooxlbnniiT -fi-n . . , ; BTAi BOO It Kind . . : n - "uiij in a worz- linn .HamwAa .s . . . muujg, raaaoaaole prieea. Met dt. d.ttar. aeedlag Booka, ather wnrT. mav al a ... laMJ iMivii uniiniiiuiMM in tha AwaA -a. I-ZTL '--"UJa or wa wiuwai f a Taaxaiw PabiTiaa-rniLiA..!... road companiea. ttMmahin ,.! . . caaata,' manafaetaren anA nh. ' rm. - - uuj are en- Clear for an Inriaflnfto ni . -r . aarad to rS " iSff we are pre- arioea. , . r'T7T r ""oaenaa ' wttum or HOBCHXXr aercre Oaosna ftiwimntiu mi.. A o ' w . . wuKi j.uroai ana LangoJaeaaaa, aa a aroof ef Ita nj..hi SiSSJ Tae demand far eTdUI re'ueanr Kg' 75 Centl fciParaddM. tanrlf unifor t By order of Feremaa Kec. Bccy. Seqd Potatoes, JUST RBCKI VED BY RAIL, 100 BW". E Selected SKBD POTATOES, And daily expected, -r 260 Bbl8: EAKLY KOSK POTATOES, 250 " ?ETK ' " r "I JACKSON WHITE ( ' All of best qaaiity and in prims order. ' For sale by . .feb 9-tfD Jw BIWORD.CROW CO. SALESMAN. TTrnPrtTTHTv with the HARDWABB ITRTxre k ,. aattafactory references from last emptojer. Toauch permanent eitnatfon can be given. : 5 - i - . appry io . fehSif " , JOHN DAWSON, '