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-- - ' - ' - J' . -"" '-. " 1 v , ' W . - - . - - ' ' - ' - ' ' - . c . ' the l:c2:i:ig dtae. Byj Witt, 5 Til f n E UNA R !. p UBLISlTKn; DAILY KXC JtFT MUMJi r&J ! -.. ATI5oy BBBMnurTIOK tH. iltTtliaiii Uoejar,br Mitt poMactt (Mkit,; ..... HUkwMto, , ; . 44 . rttro muatlM ' t " .'a ....... . OnnMith - .... To City HabMMtMtrm, nvrad la j prt of tM cUr,PttMeaCBtaMrwek. Ov City ipiu are out itttkerised ta coliec fr mre Uuut ihree muUif mKlnaee. -.,i Batrei at th Post Offlc t WUmlngtom. N. C, u mcob4 du matter. . ... ,: Senator Petktleton offered aa ameadmeot to the Bajard flDaDclal reaolaiiool Io tbe House Mr. -CUalmers loUodaoed 4 bill regulatinjt coin certificates. The Ute comtp&aieAceyta laid before the Sen Ate, Coat, mipert at BeUevUle, 111, hare re- solred od a strike. The Afghans haTe informed QeL EoberU tbathey mean , to fight notU UifrEogliah are drtTeti out Geo. Gordon, of the KhediYe'a army, hu resigned- - Large flooring mill at Wil miagtoo, Delaware, burnt, lose $50,000; in surance $40,000. President Prado, of Peru, iUq New. York. ; City MarsbaT McG aire was killed by boatmen at Lake ProTidence,Mis. ; ' hia friends mortally' wounded two and crippled three men who bad been arrested; the man who killed. Brown escaped and innocent men were shot. . Three men were killed on the Clevetandife Indianapolis Railroad by the breaking of toe bridge. A destroetiTO rlre occurred at emrh is; , three firemen were buried under falling walls; one was kilkd" and two seriously injured. The probability u lhe Maine Fusionlsta will elect tbe President of the Senate; an exposure ia made of Republican attempts to bribe mombeisjuf th'e Legislature. At the organization the Maine Legislature the Rouublicans withdrew from tbe House of RrM-esent&.tiYea, after one of I heir number had txrea ruled out of order on a motion to include the counted oat members fiom the cities; qaonim slili being present tbe Hhis. organized and the Governor placed iu their hands the opinion of tbe Supreme Court and tbe petitions of certain gentle men claiming seats; the Senate organized by electing Fasionuls to the various offices. The crew of tbe German ship Panlioe David mutinied io the bay below Mobile; the captain was severely hart; a revenue cutter has gone to arrest the. mutineers Wni. Jl Wilson, sua of tbe late Posr- master at West Poiot, Georgia, was sent to jail for robbing . the mails. Georgia Central Railroad stock has advanced in price under ihe new arrangement leasing the road. .; M A. 8mith, a bailiff, was shot by Jaspef" Spencer at an election in Rome. Ga., yesterday. A House bill agreed upon in committee grants a pension of eight dollars per mynlh to Mexican war veteran!, Tbe organisation of the Miue House if Representatives was stoutly contested by Mr - Hale, tbe only Republi can who remained ia that body, on tbe ground that o quorum was present; he was overrule. . Tbe details of the military preparations by Russia are begin ning to excite. attention throughout Surope. The Irish Rent agitation is extending from tbe rural districts to tbe town. Judab P. Benjamin has been retained for the claimant in the Tichborne case. A nephew of the poet Longfellow has been arrested for forgery. New York mar kets: Money 6 percent.; cotton dull and nominal at 12 13c; Southern flour quiet c immuo to fair extra $6 15 6 75; wheat opened le better, but afterwards the ad vance w' as lust and closed heavy at l3c decline; ungraded winter red $1 451 48; corn heavy and abouUlc lower;.nngraded 56 60c; ttpinls turpentine quiet and firm at 48c; rosin firm at $1 60l 65. Report says that Spragae and wife will make up. The eloquent A. M. Keiley is to make's speech in Richmond in behalf of Ireland's afflioted. Two Democratic Senators one from the West and oue from the South have sent Governor Garoelon some advice he stands in need of to let the elected Republicans have their seats; or fn other words, to let the election elect.' TourgeeV "Fool's Errand," like other libellous books, is having a larjgesale, the papers say. Tbe Wash ington Post says every. Congressman has a copy, and. the de facto haa bought teq. So the former oarpet- bagger did not "oome South" for do- thing. V W'.. r.-; ' :, Miss Soe Hobbard, of Buckingham county, Virginia, is writing a story for the Baltimore Wwdy Sun. Her father, the late Colonel Hubbard, waa a gentleman of prominence. Her mother was a north Uarolimao, and a daughter of ' the famous Wiley Jones, of Halifax, of Revolutionary Nothinifis so unsuccessful as failure. V . " I I II I ! II 1 . Ttia Tjimi-w.rtB chnntf wmnmhflr this be fore they again embark In the fraud busi- -Jbaiumore American uaa. organ . You need ooU be making mouths just because yoni" party "embarked in the. fraud business" in Louisiana and Florida and made a big suooeas of it. Humility is a . virtue ; even in ,an organ.;.;v. .. t Mr. N. C. Taliaf erro, the default: ing penitentiary agent of Virginia, is out in. a card in: which he says: - ; The aettlementof my-, account with that Board will show that 1 have - done no- thins: to forfelr the confidence -and esteem of the community and that I hays managed toe business to. the nest arantage i toe Btate, however Jladly fpr myseir." a? The deficit; will be paufi ?-- :- '".. - , - " ' ... - , f MC Miuv'jHiv' !t;i.' f n t,'Ut i t ivU -i i - -f U ;w 4 4 -I X--'--K-.:--:r,- L-Jfl-w:. ir; tr PB""?ia" Ct' j -;j7: .: 'ycnv.-TTTrtv-nV T;Tr'Tv.-T".yS V. 'V-trm-' lA-r-y-. .; VOL. XXV,NO. 91 . Sundry members have, returned from their holiday: rest loaded,oooked and primed with tremendous speeches ou the finances. It is thought there will be as great deal of gar expended and a considerable amount-xf -tinker ing "on the cuViwcti' beforft; ntd- summer. We can but think it unior tunaie. that anything has'beeu.said or done about the currency.;. The peo ple, at least, are willing to wait for a year or two and try things as they are, : ' Mrs.. Tonry, living in Baltimore, and daughter of tbe unfortunate Mrs. Surratt, who was so foully murdered by Stanton, Andy Johnson and oth ers, tella the Nw; York. TorW. re porter that she believes that General Hancock was innocent of any respon sibility for her mother's murder. This but confirm what was before known. Gen. Grant say he was as innocent as he was, who V had nothing to do with iu "Mrs. Tonry is the wife of Professor William P.Tonry, , Rev. Frank H. Wood will begin the publication .of an eight page, re. igious weekly at Durham on the 20th of January, to be called 7A Methodist Advance. The editor has talents but lacks, newspaper experi ence. c However he ' can learn. It will be sustained by an able corps of contributors, will not seek official recognition, but will depend for its existence upon its merits. Price $ I 50 a year. It has our best wishes. Even sucb a blatherskite organ as the Philadelphia Press professes "re spect for the character of Senator Bayard." But it reads him a lec ture for his discourtesy in referring to the Maine Senators as "Blaine and Hamhn.V The. truth no -doubt is that the admirable Bayard has but little respect lor that pair of dema gogues. Between him and them there is a wide g&lf. We are glad to see it stated that the Administration is becoming de cidedly firm in its attitude towards the Motmons. Congress ought to back up the Hayes set quickly, lock and "scotch- the wheels' and keep it from backing down again. It is a mighty weak , concern and needs backing; The Richmond State is a favorite with us ' and gets off many good things. The following is happy, we think: "The McCulloch bill to-morrow night at lb theatre is 'VirglMUs,' the story of a no ble Roman who killed bis daughter, Vir mi, to save her. honor. Tne Alcuuiiocn 'ill would have 'saved the honor of Vir ginia, too, but the Read jasters Massey-cred McCulloch and denied tne honor oi tne Virgin BUte." Ireland is almost in a blase. The people are greatly aroused, and no mistake, and are np in arms against the land-owners. Ejectment servers have been attacked in various places, and the--exoitement as well as dutur- bancea is increasing. In. the mean time. there is great distress and suf fering. Cadet Midshipman Smith Salis bury, of New Mexico, haa been dis missed from the Naval Aoademy at Annapolis for "hazing" a fellow stu dent. Spirits Turpenuiie. Raleigh bandied "352 bales --'cot- ton last week. - , ;; ; ; v-- On Tuesday, .the thermometer registered 74 degrees at Hickory. , A crazy , fellow, made so by drink, woke np the echoes atCharlolte and alarmed the people about daylight. Brother vMoDiarmid, -of the Lumberton Bobetonian staru in . the new year with a new head. It fits the old place nicely.-- c - . --. ; Mr. J as. A. Robinson, of the Winston Leader has suffered - a severe bereavement in the death yof his little son jtmmie. . .The Raleigh - Observer states that amongst many splendid specimens of tbe Sampson Agricultural Fair sent to CoL Polk: were two "pumpkins? weighing .100 poands each. : ; .r. "' ' 7-7- rNew Berne JDmocraf :.We hear that the Thorns Ctomedy' Troupe,-while playing, its engagement m this city, be haved very handsomely towards the Ladies' Memorial Association, in presenting it with the reeds.QfenurtainmenU.,. , , f LinoQlntoo K Constitution: The military boys had a lively time last week.' Lient Chaa. F. Chllds' vary command. Or derly Sergeant Sidney D.Hinson . carried off the plume, and private ' Weaver the sil ver cup. Old Lincoln ia proud of the Starai . r-.'xA in ...'.; r "' i Louisburg Times; Rev C. A. Jenkeos has given up his church here, and, we learn that Prof. -Wm. Royal!, of Wake Forest College will iakei bis place, o We have recently learned with regret that Bev: J. W. Primrose, will not preach amopjr us thu year. ,.. ,r,, . L?r.''Y DaVA Co..-jf Durhata. we ace sorry to stated bave been compelled to make an as- WlLMDJGTON,uN;' CVTHTJESDAY, JANUARY ,8,, 1880,. - stgnmenL-. -AU Indebtedness . is fully . se-. cured. The cause of the assignment is not stated, but i4 believed to be due to certain failures in the North.. - i- s.i. 1 " ! Monroe -ShjtVf:VTheChristi mas tree In the college chapel on Christmas eve night was "a thins Of beauty." It was estimated by some that $400 would , not co vert the ; gUUttnat ?. adorned us guttering boughs, and madeigladsthe hearts, of the OIU lUlXJi, erOWB VOUUK lUOr -.- s - ' Lumber ton Robesoniani Nine teen dollars was the amount of a collection taken up by the Lumbertoa Lodge Knights of Honor, at their-meeting .onCJiriBtmas night, for tbe benefit or the uxrord orphan Asylum. There' seems to be n 6 doubt but that Peter . Leitch wilL be hoeg next Friday, .vu i!i5-il:;.;u Hilx,.. fi-iiV The Southern Jfa.is,the title of a new weekly paper just started at Hills boro.'and edited by T.' BrRyan. We hope it will succeed. . - It shows its good sense by, going it strong for Horatio Seymour,' YJthe honest man', the Christian citizen, the- par triotic magistrate, and the enlightened statesman.'.' : : ; . '.f ..: . ,j : Raleieh State Journal: The re ceipts at the Baptist Fair held in this city Christmas wees amounted to E62o; r Dr. Blacknall has secured another lease for five J ears of the Yarborough House. . Rev. . K. Howell was thrown, from his horse whilst riding into town, on Wednesday last and received some severe injuries. Hale's ' Weekly RaleTgh: The penitentiary shoe ahop has' received an or der for 1,200 pairs of shoes from a dealer in the Western part of ;the State. . Two white men fought, and one bit off the other's right fore finger. The JXa- vassa Guano Company, of Wilmington,' have renewed their license to sell tbe xa- vassa acid phosphate. Mr. W. P. Batcbeior won the gold medal of the Caro lina Rifle Club, by a score of 20 out of a possible 25. Li Raleigh News correspondence from Chanel Hill: A day or two aeo Carrie Jones, colored, wife of Boss Jones, seem ing to be tired or. life, tried to kill herself, as it appears from the circumstances. But she seems not toie.aa adept at the bnsm.easJ add made a botch of it. She abandoned the old and well-tritid and reliable plan of hanging, and simply tied a rope around her neck and twisted it up pretty tightly. - She was found in that condition, probably in sensible. Granville point: According to J. B. Hunter, in the Oxford IbrehlighL John R. Knight has the largest tree this side of the Yosemite Valley, "sixteen yards in circumference." Height, lives on the Robeson and not the Beaver Dam creek. Raleigh Observer: We regret to learn that Johnnie Lewis, son of A M. Lewis, Esq., fell and broke his arm at the skating rink last night. . AU the Churches were well represented last night at the Salisbury Street Baptist Church, in attendance on the first of the series of meet ings to be held daring .this week. Rev. Dr. Skinner presided. The annual re port of the State Auditor for the fiscal year ending September . 80, 1879, .has been finished and will be ready for - distribution in a few days. Bishop Gil Haven is dead. Ni doubt he has gone where he ought to bave gone; and a great many other Republican stalwarts who delight in being stirrers up of strife, rather than peace makers will go to Haven when they die, v Charlotte 0&er Typhoid fever ia spreading in Union county. -i There are twenty-two licensed bars in Char lotte. - After Barney Macauley comes the Bowers-Thompson -troupe, one of. the very strongest that has been on tne road this winter. An 'attempt to reba son.of Mr. A. F. Yandle, an effort to get a young white wotoantoff her premises with a :view to committing an assault ; upon her, and trespass, are the charges brought J against $ (negro who was arrested about five miles north of the city yesterday morning and brought before Justice' Waring. - His name is Harvey Patterson, and bis reputa tion is very bad.' At a recent meeting of the officers of the First Presbyterian Church, a resolution was passed, which was read to the congregation by the pastor, Sun day, declaring that hereafter no one should be admitted into .the '. church building- to- witness wedding : ceremonies, unless : by. card, and in no instance should more than three hujadred persona be jdlowed in tbe i church to witness such ceremony. ' Raleigh ' iVeu-s: . Chief Justice Smith is reported , as being seriously ili Yadkin College Items: The prospects of Yadkin College are unusually flattering. About all the old students have entered for tbe spring term and ten new .ones, and sev eral others are to be in next week; - Yadkin College is well blessed with preach ers. It Juts about fifteen within , its cor porate limits. Franklin ton items; Mr. Fenner Pearce, who left this county for Texas r : several ' "years 5 ago, ; met with a, serious accident lately . while hunting in the Indian nation : He was re loading his - hreech-loader when the shell exploded and .' came near putting out his eyes. He can how discern day from night. Last Tuesday, while B. J.Holden was hunting hear Foreslville, be killed seven wild turkeys at one shot. -- - Kerners ville dot: Kernersville is situated on the N. W. N. C. Railroad, eighteen miles west of Greensboro and eleven miles east of Winston, with" a population of about six hundred. r It is said to be one hundred and seventy-eight feet higher than Htgh Point on the N. C : Railroad, and seventy-eight feet higher than the town of Winston. Thftr are - seven stores, five tobacco factories, three practicing ' physicitps, two ministers, (no lawyers at all). There are two good brick churches,' Episcopal Methodist and Moravian. ---j Oxford Torchlight: The wheat cron of the county Is very promising. Last Friday was the grand opening day in the Oxford tobacco: market, for 1880. The three large warehouses jwere filled to their utmost capacity, while many farmers were compelled torcarry their tobaccohoine for the want of warehouse, room; The sales Were highly satisfactory, and the far mers returned, to their homes highly - elated with Oxford, si a' tobacco market. - Dorinz the Past -few weeks quite a num ber of live , working, meni have moved to Oxford and others are conungsoon juessrsj K. Hi Crews. J. C. Cooper,. Jr., .and C. F. Meadows, of Henderson, will be . quite an addition to our tobacco market: R. H. Mc- Gulre, Esq.; of Battleboro, and Messrs. Al ston & Jones, of Warren, have also moved to Oxford. " Mecklenburg county, Virginia,1 furnishes us -aulte - a - large delegation. Messrs. O. J. Hayes, J.': J. Rolf . and lady Messrs; B. K. Beacham and -- Bryant,of Raleigh; Dr. Samuel V. Booth, or Knap-of- Reeds; l. a. Jones, xi. rw. aenains ana i. T. HoweU: from Tally-HoV -The Wil mington Stab, than , which , there . is no Granville county furnished one signer of the Declaration of Independence, John Perin. and one other member tt the Conti nental Congress, Robert Burton. Four of her citizens represented this dlatnst in tne Federal Congress, Robert ; Porter, Josiaa I Crudun. A. W. Venable. and R. B. Gil Ham; and two natives of the county.Hutcb- ins G. Burton and Archibald iflenderson; represented other districts in the State. HutchlnsG: Burton was also Governor of North Carolinaj The following natives of .the county were .'elected to Congress from outer, otates: cenjamin,, hwu, .w xiew York; Inge, of ' AlabamSf Mitchell,v of Ohio' Burton; of Tennessee; tFuller, of D linoia: Josenb Hi Lowis. of ' Kentucky : and R. G. Harper,lUc S. Seaator:,froniMarj-t NEW AWVICBTiaillTlKNTS. ' Mumson Leather bagsv&c . A. DAvro-rThe early Jiird . ' To Mkbchants Schedule B tax. Hahbison & AiOTHati,' caps, &c. Edwa&ds, Biwuohton .& ' Po.-f-Busbeo's Criminal Digest. Xe'eal Data. To-day is the ; anniversary of the battle of New Orleans. ' r The hard frost predicted by the almanac for Tuesday night didn't come.but instead thereof a heavy dew moistened tbe earth. ; A gang of rowdies , made night hideous by their yells and shouts, and beat ing on fences with sticks, in the upper part of the city Tuesday nlghCy j Lucy Anderson, ; colored, was arrested and quartered in the city prison, yesterday afternoon, on' the. charge of drunkenness and disorderly .conduct It seems that our informant was mistaken in connecting Messrs. D. E. Boney and J. W. Carr with the manage ment of the ball at Duplin Road on the evening of the 9th Inst, referred to in our last issue. A trifling ease of drunkenness and disorderly conduct was disposed of. and Thomas Titt, the diminutive African, was locked up for "future reference," which comprised tbe business before tbe Mayor yesterday morning. . - An, item of some interest,to the effect that a bill has been introduced in tbe House of ' Representatives .extending to Wilmington, with other Southern cities mentjoned, the provisions of the act for the establishment of public marine schools, ap peared io oar telegraphic reports yesterday morning. Orion Iokc, Na. 67 I. o. O. a?. D. D. G. M. W. S. Warroek, assisted by P. G. M. R. J. Jones, and P. G.'s G. M: Altaffer and Jno. L. Dudley, installed the following officers of .Orion Lodge, No. 67, I. O. O. F. last evening: N. G John H. Pugb. V. GH. O.Craig. Secretary John L. Dudley. P. Secretary W. C. Farrow. i Treasurer W. 8. - Warroek. Warden Wm. Wescett. . Conductor G. M. Altaffer. Chaplain Jas. KendrickC I. G C. W. Stewart. ' . O. G C. D. MorrelL" R. 8. to N. G D. F. Barnes. . L. a toN. G R. H. Orrell. R. B. to V. G W. S. Hewlett L. 8. to V, G F. C. Gooding. Trustees of Widows and Orphans' fund G. M. Altaffer, John L. Dudley and W. & Warroek fbe x.aap Year Ball. All the arrangements have about been peifected for the Leap Year ball, and it is to occur on Tuesday evening next, tbe 13th inst It is astonishing how many of the "boys are getting suddenly tired of bops and don't care to go until they are invited, when they change their intentions altoge ther. That the affair will he a gratifying success to all interested is now bsyond ques tion, and it only remains for. the young la dies to arrange the minor detapa and to be very attentive to their guests to ensure them a most enjoyable evening. . Nor young man will be allowed to enter the Hail unless "his mother knows he's out,'; so be '"good boys," gentlemen, and get the necessary maternal permission. ! - v The Committee of Arrangements' are Mrs. H. G. Flanner, President, and Misses Nessie Green, Mary W. Llppltr, Vic Gore, Eliza London, Hannah P. Bollesaod Lottie Daniel- f;:".- Vital Statistics of WllmlBKian." ; Our figures in regard tot the interments for the year 1879, published a few days since, were obtained from the books in the offices of the Secretaries of Oakdale, Bellevue and Pine Forest! Cemeteries, and from the book ip which is kept an account of the coffins issued tflf paupers in the city during the year in me .possession of CoL J. D. Taylor, Clerkf ,Ktlieiadiiing Com mittee of the Board of Gouhty Commis sioners, and the number f interments for the'year, aS published -by us; hi -cowect, if the books reierzed to.aie con-ecV.wbich.we think no one 7 wUij.quesUoju.. If any one doubts the jeliabjl been intimated, i the party so doubting can easily satisfy himself -by exkmmiog the re eorda alkdedtoVlctfare sons enUrely competent.. jo . ' muatoaal-y to the-Babaaaat laianda. ' ' Capt. W. J. Potter, so well known among our citizens as ;:kti . ardent-' worker in the causW of religtoh V'ex'cteriP ieaye'for the Bahama Islansiatheco 9 a- week or so we understand, where he goes in the Interestjb the, imerj missionuy,";ThVjg6od weslipf ourWilr mingiou and Smithville friends will follow, him to his new field of -labor Prejudice!often rules in the physical treat-; ment or baoies. They are allowed to sur fer and scream with pain from eoliej flatti-' leace, bowel disorders, , ete.; whensome simple.- reliable andsate remedy,' as Dr. Bull's Baby SvruD. would" trive almost im mediate relief Snd perfect ease to thet little suaerer. - -fi-v.-i- '-v Tike laereaslBK Comaaarelal Faelll " f. siaa or Wllmlncton Ttao' prospect i'rorheFnree.Cf.ftJX,i:,' f e The size of vessels coming to, this, port seems Jo keep pace J with the increasing depth of water at the entrance ' to our 1 har' bor and riveriOn tKei81st df '- December the Argentine Brig J57ir2. Capt Payson, registering C83 tons, was cleared; for, Liverr; pool by Messrs. Williams& Murchison with 2,500 bales of cotton. Op Tuesday last the British Bque jEUCai; Tuokeir registering 685 tons; 'Wis cleared " 1 f or: ' the same port, by the same firm, with a cargo of 2,720-bales of cotton On -Tuesday ( we recorded . the arrival -here of , the British Barque Maggie 0Brten, Capt ' Flemming, registering 700 tons and eposigned . to ..Mr.' C. P, Mebane., ,We learn frpm , some of our oldest citizens that she ' is' the .largest vessel tbst ever came up to this port to' load. A dismasted ship ' of some 900; tons put" in here t some time in tbe year 1848, with troops from the Mexican war, the object, being to obtain, some ne cessary repairs before proceeding. The constantly increasing depth of wa ter at the mouth of the river, as the works of Improvement progrees, Is an encourage ment to vessels of large tonnage to visit our port. By reference to our files we find that on the 1st of January ,J879, the pilots reported the soundings in Bald Head Chan nel, at low water, to be nine feet. The re port, handed in for the first of the month this year" places it at iteeke feet: - The prospects for the-'future as regards our - shipping facilities are decidedly bright and brightening, and we hope to see the time when ships of heavy tonnage can come up to our wharves and load. About tbe year 1826 a ship of 664 tons was built to trade between New York and Europe, being a very large vessel for that time, and she was named the CcHomist as one way of expressing the owner's idea of her huge dimensions. Now take a glance along the wharves and through the harbor of that great commercial metropolis of America, and it will be seen that a ves sel of tbe dimensions of tbe once famed Colossus would be a pigmy in comparison with her "grown-up" sisters around her. We may see the time, even in our day, when the Maggie Br ien would be rated as a small craft by the "merchant princes" of Wilmington. Stranger things bave hap pened. m' Wllanlastosi latnatriea. The new steam saw mill being erected on the site of what is known as the "Burnt Mill" property, near the Wilmington Cotton Mills, is rapidly approaching completion, and the proprietor, Mr. Wm. Wilson, a gen tleman from Canada, informs us that he ex pects to commence operations about the 1st of February. The mill is covered with sheet iron in place of weather-boarding, only the frame-work being wood, and the boiler room is of brick. It is furnished with the latest improved macbinery.and we learn that the lumber will be entirely for ship ment. Mr. Wilson and those interested with him own a large amount of timber land in Bladen county, from which they expect to obtain their material. steamboat Enterprise. We interviewed Capt. R. P. Paddison, a day or two since, with reference to bis re ported movements on the Neuse. He says he expects to put a boat on that river, to run between NcwberU and.. Whitehall, in Wayne county, aboui seventeen ; ssiles be low Goldsboro', in, time for the spring trade.- He has not yet decided . whether to build a new boat, 'or use' 'an bid one. He has a very good opinion of Gen. Ransom's efforts to improve the navigation, of, the Neuse, and. thinks the:Worc Wii materially benefit the good old to wn, of Nc wbern, Ttoorsatoimoer'Baer;vX' ':' - ':' ' 5 The following will show tho state of the thermometer,;at the stations mentioned sit 4.31 yesterday evening, aabmgtoJa mean tune, as ascertained from the -daiiy bulleun issued fromnhe Signal Office ih this city: Atlanta......;.. .63 Jacksonville .... .75 Attkusta. : . .. . . .73 n.ey , w est, t Charleston,-. . . . . .e f Mobile.. ....... : ,71 Charlotte 6 1 Corsicana, ..... . 70 Galveston, . .'. ; . ; .74 Havana.' . .: . '.";'.''. Indlanols,....V..76 Montgomery v .a. 74 Ne w.Orleans,. . . .74 PuntaRassa,. . . . .75 Bavannaji........o Wilmington,... .64 laaportant: .'";-' Chief of Polfce ; Brock, receired the fol lowing unique telegram from Fayetteyille 'esterdsjrV J-''1 t , '."' -'.' 'zamiae cbickena that arrive on boat to-night. , If you find one chicken blind in left eyearre8t party-.' i. ' Up, to tbe Ume of. gouig to , press we had. not Deafjo'tjU' result 'of r the search for the cUcken with the left blind eye, but we hope to,' give all ; the .facts in our nextl8Sue.5-uU yfU.-c . Aaaanlt wltli si'ileelrj ?4i y$.ftiz-ji?: ' A. colored boy by .the Tname of . Ed ward Conner , : was arrested j ni-lodged: , in ; the guard house: yesterday,. afternoon, on the charge of committing an assault and battery upon : another! colored hoy by thername of Frank Donaldson,' by! hit ling-him; with' a rock.- He 'was bailed OUT for his appearanca4 .beforp IheHayor this'merning.,n' c;---.--'.; u.We learn from' his aftendingrphysician; that the condition of Qhofgh Everett; who waspaeriouBly cbtoaonday nitt last 'neai iUuVjsftr'? wafnewbit inVptdyed ttndef the elrmstascear! V rOSfXmXOUSB Gim.--TheaUnUohof sports men la lanted. to theadveruaement of Xesen. J.4 Wi Tolley. manufacturers of -nne breech-loading g". fMymtwpbmi,. y.Tigiiii ; Their guns are made toordar -aoeor lias ta amciseatiafia andiBMBSiiref mente furnidedT thus easuring ihe righ crook, J leagthof stock. Tbe. '- T;v -?a -m iau,. than !d4.haTe.V WHOLE NO. 3;869 To-Kkaj'a laALemllona. J- For tbe South Atlantic' and Gulf- States rising barometer, south and east, winds,'sta-t tiodary temperature, cloudy weather aqd occasional rain. :"! . r ;. vud nai ; - The mails close and, arrive at., the City J?ost ;Offlce as follows: - -; ? S(...i.f- cijQsa. -:.. .. r-;. , . Northern through mails.;.... Northern through and way 7:45 P. M. maus.v.. ........ . . . . . 5JOA.M. Raleigh ..5:30 A. M. and 6:00 p." M.; Mails forther N.; C.-Rallroad;" yi and routes suDDlied there- , - from, including A. &N. C. : . " " ' Rail-oadi'at.5vwi:..;.vi.:-; S-SOA, M. Southern mails for" all t points . .. .' Bonttt, daily. .a.-W A. M. and 7:45 P. M. W68ternmails(atX'R-y)daBy? t.i fATmnt Rnnrinvt . A .Oft f U Mauior Cheraw & Darlington , . ... . . . V .WW . Ma Railroad.?.. 8.00 A. M. Mails for points .between Flo rence and Charleston ... ... ' 8:00 A. M, Fayetteville,and offices on Cape ' Fear River, 'Tuesdays e and : - Fridays; V.... tsOO'P' M. Fayetterille, via- Lumberton, . dally, except 8undays.... 6K)0 PM. Onslow C. H. and interme-" 7 ' diate offices every Friday. 6-00 A M. Smithville mails, by steam- : : ,boat; daily (except Sundays) STKKTA. M.' Mails for Easy Hill, Town : Creek tend Shallotte, every Friday at.........;....... 6.-00 A. fl. Wilmingtoc and BlacklRiver- Chapel, Tuesdays and. Fri days at.' .................. 12:00 P. M t ;. j OftEHFOB DELIVEKY. Northern' throueh mails: 9 .-45 A. M Northern - through and way' maiis........ ........... 7.-UU A. tli Southern mails.............. 7:30 A. M. Carolina Central Railroad. . . . 10:35 A. M. v Stamp Office open from 8 A.M. to 12 M.. andfrom 2 to 5:30 P.M. Money order and Register Department open same as stamp office. ' , ' - General delivery ODen from 6 :30 A. M: to 6KK) P. M., and on Sundays from 8 -30 to 9:30 A. M. Stamps for sale at general delivery when stamp office is closed. Mails collected from street boxes every day at 4.00 P. M. Qaarterly meetlnaa ' FOB.THB WlUONOTOH DlflTBICT OF THB .MXTHOD - ist: K.,Chuech, South PraflT Bound, 1880. Bladen, at Bethlehem, Jan'y 10, 11: Snzabeth, at Elizabeth town, Jan'y 17. 18; . : .Whiteville, at Whitevflle, Jan'y Si, 5 ; -Waocamaw Vlssioa, at Bethesda, Jan'y 88; Branswick,"at Sharon, Jan'y 81, Feb'y 1; ouutuvuie Dtauon. jreo -y o, : . wuiaingwn, at mna i Wilmington, at Front TopaaU, at Froepact; . ewKiver Mission, reb'v Onslow, at SwaasbOHv Feb'y 28, 29; vupun, at. magnolia, jwarcno. v -Clinton, at Andrews' Chapel, March 13, 14. A roll attendance of the -bistrict Stewards Is re quested at the Parsonage of the Front St. Church, in Wilmington, on the 13th of February, at 10 a. m , Ii. S. Bvbkhbas, Presiding Bider. CITY ITEMS. Chew Jacksoh'b Bxst Sweet Navy Tobacco. ' THE XOBNINO STAB can always be had at tne following places in the city : The Parcel! House, Harris' News' Stand, and the 8ta Office. BOOK BOTDBllY. THBM ORNIH0 STAB Book Bind err does all kinds of Bindine and Rulin? in a work manlike manner, and at. reasonable prices. Her chants and ethers needine t Books, or outer work, may rely on promptness the exeeatlon of toeuoraecs. Professor James A. Sewell, A. X. X. of Medical Faculty, Laval University, Quebec, states: "1 have found Golden' e Liebig's Liquid Kxtract of Beer and Tonic Invlgorator. particularly useful in advanced stages of Consoawtion, Weakness, DyBpepsla.- and allKervoas Afflictions. In pregnant women it has been retained while every other article of food was rejected. . I can recommend it as convenient, pala table, aad easy or digestion." rQMxs St Puunraa, Agents. Wilmington. GUILTY OF WRONG. Some people have a fashion of confusing excellent remedies with the large mass of rosiest medicines," and in this they are cmlty or a wrong. There are some, advertised remedies folly worth all that Is asked for them, and one at least we know of Hop Bitters. The writer has had occasion to use the Bitters in Just such a climate as we have most of the year in- Bay City, and has always found them to be first class and re liable, doing all that is claimed for them. Trl bunt. - . Few houses. In any line of business, have exten ded their trade all over the entire country, as have D. X. Ferry-A Co., the' celebrated Seed men. of Detroit, Xich. . They furnish employment to about 1000 persons, and keep 60 commercial travelers on the read, too' on their own veKing arter ? tneir interests. - They grow oa their own Seed Farms a l&ree DroDortion i Beeds they sell, which is pro mi tne a Drin- obably one of the l cipal reasons why their goods are held In such high estimation an over the land. We would advise all our readers, seeking information regarding seeds, to send and procure a copy of their new and beau tiful 8eed Annual for 1880. . A BEMKFACTBSSS. Just' open the door for her,' and Mrs. Window will prove the American Florence Nightingale of . the Nursery.,- Of this we are so sure that we-win -teach ear "Susy" to say MA blessing en Mrs. Winslow," for helping her to survive and escape the griping, eoUcking and teeth-mgsiege.-' MBS. WIN8LOWfS SOOTHING" BY BuP relieves the child from'pain, and euros dysen tery and diarrhoea. It softens the gams, reduces inflammation cures wind colic: and carries the in fant safely through the ifrg period. It per form precisely what it professes to perform, every part of it nothing less. We have never seen Mrs. Winslowknaw her only through the preparation of her Soething Syropfor qjiilo Teething." If we had the power we would make her,' as she is, a physical saviour to the infant race. Sold by all druggists. S5 cents a bottle., icu, , ;.m;w advertisements.-' UBiisbe's OniiujQidvDigest, OW READY FOR DBL1VEBY. Owing to the cost of the volume being much in excess or the estimate, the price will be advanced after Januarv, , Price up to February 1st, post free, - PHm ftAr VAhrairv It. ... . ... . $4 SO Price after Veibmarw 1st.. 0 W : Address, jan8 4tr BDWABDS, BKOUGBTOJT CO., Baleigh. " ; Schedule SliTak. JBBGEtANlS WILL TAKB NOTICB THAT; the time for listing expirea on Dth Instant. ,.f. . 7 :. . , , J. K. SAMPSON, jan81t .: .,. u Begister. . HATS ! V'-r iILK CAPS I and yXBBSU'AS ! ( BBBISON' ALLEN, " Hatters. ,jah8tf Leather Bags, pACKING TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, BUBBBB Costs, Shirts. Cellars, Handkercnlefs, Half Hose; eM dorimd 'JeiSlt , ' xXercbaat Tailor,., We Ai-e 7 SLUNG THE BEST HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES, COLLARS, &D lot the least monev. sy. If you don't think so try as -fyXannfactaring and Bepairing Harness and Trunks a specially. XALLABD ABOWDKN, i ' ' - - No. 8 8o.-Front Sfc" .Jan street,-ren'yT, si 8treet, Feb'y .14, 15; febSrSliSa; : 85: Obs Sonar on dTi tl 00- t threaaAy,.,,.,,...,...; . S bo rout says,, us i .........' a oo 8 60 t t Oae VMi,f'M,. ,,,.,. ; ,, 4 0 . Two weeks,,,,, ; t so ' ; oaoswatS7.i.:; 10 00 m. Twomontha,......'.-. 1,... , 47 t- r" , Three months, -..s si.r OS -. tjix mentis,. w . 40 00- v one year, ..... . COCO .precontract Advertisements, taken at profo .lonately low rates.' ,, . Tea lines aaMNonpareit typi make one squa , NEW AD VKli TI8KM iNT. 1 Tie'Early nri Catcte tbe form. JJ GO 1 NORTH THIS MORNING TO MAKE ; preparations for : . r?. r.i-r',f;.. '''J". ' and to superUtend my own IMPORTATIONS. ' I In the meantime the balanee of my WINTER STOCK will bis sacrificed in arder to c:ose BUT FOB CASH ONLY. A. DAVID, : The.Qlothler, 1an8tf Spirits Turpentine3arrela. '"' j.i.-- - BPittrrBAnRELs, ianStir . CHESS, CABLE? A CO. . Justm Stoe, SOUCBD PIG FEET B. C. HAMS and BHOUL DERS,Beef Tongue, Fine Table and Cooking Batter, Honey Strained and in Comb, Horsemdiah m Roota,Linsa Beaaa,Gariic1fAppleB,BeetB. Car tots, Parsnips. Cabbage. Saur Kraut, Ac. Call and see for yourself. Prices as low as the iewest at .1 L. VOLLERS', ; jan.7-tf 23 and 28 8outh Front street. H Blank Books. . TTJST RECEIVED, THE LABGEST STOCK O F xj ' juanut. uooitH. all sizes and styles, from the smallest memorandum to the largest mediam n io we urges Tnrnra Al1 r'SWiP VP Turner-s,.XIller,s and Blum's ALMANACS, at the LIVE BOOK STORE. Pianos, Organs, Instraments; Sheet Music and Instruction books, at HBINSBSRGBR'S, Jan 7 tf Live Book and Music Store. SACKS OF SALT ! 3000 Liverpool Ground, NOW LANDING. STRIPED SACKS I PULL WEIGHT 1 For sale by : jan? tf KBBCHNBB A CALDER Bitot). Wagons! ' Wagons t " ABK AGENTS. FOB MESSRS- WILSON, CHILDS St CO., and seU their CELEBRATED WAGONS ! at Manufacturers' Net Prices. Their products aro - well known as the best made in this country for PLANTATION. TURPENTINE OR GENERAL use. ' Jan 7 tf KEBCHNRR C'ALDKR BROb. , - . CZQAES! AND 8MOKEBS, "ABnCLieS JN ENDLESS variety, and at low prices at J RASPUOW1CJSS - lanStf - Garden Clfy Cigar Emporium. Eash Kustomera;Kall. at r. a. ujlxushto, carriage. Buggy, : Dray and Cart, Harness and Saddle ' Establishment, where you can get Carriages, Buggies, - Harness, baddies. Bridles. Horse irae Blankets, Saddle Cloths', and every thing in his line, at Rock Bottom Prices . Rep; ins done at short notice on one, at itoca jo.tom races . neuair- - Jan 4 tf . . Third, hat. Market and Princess at. I8j80! 1880 BUSHELS PRIME WHITE CORN, FOR sale cheap and more expected. Now (and still) grinding the "Best Bolted Meal In the City." . Whatever you need and want call for it ( w Yoars,' Ac, - jan4 tf PRESTON CUMMING A CO: Harked Dorai ! WAY DOWN t-ALL OF OUB ; HEATING TOVE8 I A- splendid assortment . embra cing all the most popular styles and sizes will be closed oat at Bousing Bargains.' No abatement hi the fever for our famous Sam Cook Stoves. They cleared the track' months ago. , . Very cheap. . Thir teen sizes. Write for eut and prices. ' - jaa 4 tf -, Only at ' -F. X. KING ' CO.'S. binghAm ; school, . ? XEBANEVILLB.N.OV,: - : Y IS NOW PBE-EMINSNT-AMONG SOUTHERN Boarding Schools for Boys. ' ' The 171st Seasion, ending December 17th. 1879, has been the' most prosperous in the 80 years of the School's history, , --. - - , The 17Sd Session will begin' January ltth. 1889. : Board. SIS per month. . Tuition 69 per Session. Per Catalogue, giving full particulars, address ' . dec 13 lm . , r Mai. B. BINGHAM, Sup't. ' x ; !ltopentuie te, f; WE HAVE ANOTHTO LOT OF TH68ECELE ; brated Bound Pole and Bevelled Bitt Boxing Axes on the way. Can't get them fast enough to all our orders, - We have orders from Georgia and Alabama far these Axes. Bave warranted them for many years. Bend yooreraers to. the Old Eatab- lishedl . Jtaraw Iware House of. 'i JOHN DAWSON H CO..' , 19, SI and S3 Market st jan4 tf ' Coal atL6t7 Ericas -i, m. THIS DATS WB WILL BELL BEST QUALITY OF COAL at' LOWER . PBICES than aver eoldln this dty.! r?f :fiz&-:ft -.vti'a -i GUITARS. VIOLINS, VIOLINCELLOH, BAN- jos, Accordeons. FUttes, Fifes, Tambourines, Bones. Harmonicas. Jaws Hants, and Rtrinca tnr il t ' Ask prices before buying elsewhere; , ,.; fif-i iy4tvf- O. G..PABSLEY. Jr., ;.- ; '.r )Mnt tf. , Cor. Orange and B. Water sta. '1 Q OA' CONSISTlif G OF' ALL THE lEAD 5 ' 400U Ingysrietlesealtivated In thi section - -oT tne country. Our prices have been placed at the lowest possible figure consistent with -the whrh , " standard of excellence atwhich we aha. - .;: ' , deeJ7tf - . - . , Wilmiagton, V . C. ' Conoy'o Tobacco Otorol IF YOU WANT THE BEST 8 and 0 emit ' Cigar . g to Coney's, where yea will find the largest, election ef Imported ana Domestic Cigars, -.Chew -JHi a ... r and 8moking Tobaccoaw Btleaaaa Willi UiDleai remember that ISff iofe uiotl' keep open on - Sunday, therefore those, who wisn to purchase my goods will have-to do so during, tha week. 7 Jan4tf WALTER CONEYi A'Qij c North, South, 7 TjBO. JD an X THE NORTH, ebolpt 'Catawba-trapes J?- d Apples : SOUTH, FKmJ Oranfa.ana Ass 2 ittawalL Baasnas; EAST, ,'Banaaa) naiag-J-Grapes andValencia Oranges; WIsT, California -. Peara, AJlmeetta rt ttAiiwrriA'iMa acS8tf Fruit and orifecUoneri Store , u ' A 4 .I vf
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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