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n...i.!ii M if ii ! in " ii MMajiniL i mauijaiiixUi) . . ! mmmx THE HOBiniTQ. STAR. By WW. n. BERN A It l. : s . , . PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT MONHaYH. ttATCS Or ADTfiR llslftt. On ftiuare out iMfuui.is..: :.. ii 00 RJLTKS or SUB8CMPTIO IN A.DVAMCS : One roar, (by mail) pottage paid,. $1 00 4 00 raree months - " " 3 is U: month - - " 1 00 To City Subscriber, aellvered in any part of the cUy, Fifteen Cents per week. Our City Agents are not authorized to collect tor mere than three mnt ts in advance. Entered at the Poet Office at Wilmington, N. C, as second class matter. OUTLINES. The Maine Supreme Court ensuing tbe attitude of tbe Republicans aa expressed in their legislative questions to that body; special order No. 2, from Governor Smith, revokes all orders previously issued con ferring military power and authority on Geo. Chamberlain, but that officer declines to yield obedience to the mandate; tbe Democrats, and most of the Fusionists, are reported as "quite stiff' in resolves to hold the fort, though there is some indication of Fusionists weakening; Mayor Nash ridi cules tbe authoiity of Gov. Smith; more questions to (be Supreme Court talked of; tbe Republicans uotniuated in caucus a full list of Sute officers. House commit tee on Military Affairs will report iu favor of restoring Gen. Fitz John Porter to the aimy roils with rank of Colonel and giving bim $75,000 in lieu of all back pay. Leeds, former Chief Clerk of the Indian Bureau, in testimony before the Indian Af fairs committee, ascribes the outbreak of tbe Utes to governmental neglect. Lucy Rheit llorton, who shot a son of Sen tor Morgan, of Alabama, has been held to bail in $1,000 to await grand jury action. Blaine, Lot Morrill and Eugene Hale appeared on the floor at the opening of the sessiun of the Republican House, yesterday, and were received with great enthusiasm. The Republican Senate, after the count and balloting in the House, elected Daniel F. Davis Governor; the result was hailed with, tremendous applause, as was bis ap pearance at tbe joint meeting of tbe Legis lature; be took the oath of office, delivered an iuauguial speech, and is in quiet posses sion of tbe Executive Chamber; an order will he issued by htm continuing Gen. Chamberlain in custody of State property. The trial of Young, for the murder of Hinton, at Petersburg, Vs., was concluded ye&tetday and the caso given to tbe jury. Tbe State Treasurer of North Carolina hs funded from $5,000,000 to $6.CO0,OOO old bonds in new interest bearing 4 per cent.. N. Y. markets: Money 45 per cent.; cotton unchanged and quiet at 12J 12Jc; Southern flour dull and unchanged; wheal winter opened llc lower, closed about steady at last evening's prices; corn opened stronger and closed dull and rather weak at 5556ic; spirits turpentine steady at43j44c; rosin dull at $1 601 65: The World's Fair Exhibition of 1883 hangs fiie iu New York. Thus far the prospects of success are not flittering. General Adams, in his testimony before the Commission, slated quite distinctly that the revolt of the Utes was provoked by the folly and fanat icism of Meeker. The liquor law in Massachusetts is stilt the exciting topic among the Solon. A recent canvass shows this result: Against any law, 45; in favor of a stringent license law, 73; for pro hibition, 101; doubtful, 20. A Pennsylvania farmer, William Orton, of Lancaster, has sold tbe pro duct of three acres planted in tobacco, for $1,920. That beats Dennis Tilley, of Granville, who sold tobacco made on four acres for $2,400. Just now -Edison's carbon lamps appear to be failing bim, and Lber.e is a suitpeusion of operations whilst he is endeavoring to discover the cause. The friendly New York Herald says that "tbe exhibition at Menlo Park does not encourage expectation of an early solution" of the difficulties. Mr. Parnell said recently that Queen Victoria was the only sove reign in Europe who gave nothing to Ireland's relief in 1847. This is an error. Lord Randolph Churchill says she gave $10,000 and Prince Albert $2,500. Other members of the fam ily gave $2,500. She has just con tributed $2,500 to the Duchess of Marlborough fund. Over two thousand new post routes were established daring the extra session by separate bills. The State's special says: .The House Committee oa Post Roads has unanimously agreed upon a bill de claring all public roads postal routes and authorizing tbe Postmaster General to put service upon them whenever public neces sity recraires it. Tbe same committee has agreed upon a bill intended to suppress more effectually tne carriage oi mail mat ler outside of tbe mails by any private per soof with or without compensation." As a Bad commentary upon the de losions and folly of the negro we copy the following news item from the New York letter to the Philadel phi Ledger: "There are twenty negroes at the Belle vae Hospital lodging house who have ar rived too late to take tbe steamer for Li beria. They will have to wait till June be fore they can be forwarded. Their total capital is oaly $30, and hence It is a serious question what to do with them' Twenty, .negroes starting with a total capital -of $30 for a home tea thousand miles away. Is not this stupidity run mad? VOL. XXV. NO. 100. General A. M. Scales made a sharp attack the other day upon the House Commerce Committee. The Wash ington letter in the State says: "While protesting that ho did not mean ta arraign the committee, for anything im proper, he declared that v tbe River and Harberbill was nassed everv vear bv the voles of men wbo koew, nothing about the merits of it except lbK their own States were provided for. Tbe committee spent months; in preparing v the bill and then pushed U through under suspension of the rules without giving members time to ex amine it even, and. no man, ' could master such a bill in half an hour. The aggregate have crept up. yer after year from one to seven or eight millions , and the - money voted away without consideration. That could not be intelligent legislation, hie insisted thai the rules be framed so as to rt quire the bill to be always referred to the Committee of the Whole for debate." There is a tremendous rush for ap pointments as supervisors. It pays bat $500, and yet so desperately hungry are men they seek it with the avidity of starving dogs after a half pioked bone. The mad scramble is confined to no State or section, but distinguishes all.-- Ob, the- patriots, the self-sacrificing patriots ! We are glad to read the following in the Washington special to the Richmond State: "Some Democratic Senators think it would be best to confirm no nominations for supervisors of tbe census until the whole list shall be completed and submitted to tbe Senate; then that it be thoroughly sifted by tbe Census Committee." The fanny man of the House is Horr, of Michigan. He appears to be a considerable of a Democrat. He made another hit on Friday and fairly brought down the House." He is chairman of the Committee on Man ufactures. He says his committee has produced one bill in eighteen yean and that was stolen. He said his com mittee, however, was one . of great antiquity and he meant to speak for it. We now fall back on the State's report: "He then took up each committee, ex plaining wby their business should have the benefit of - ibe wisdom and : experience of bis Committee on - Manufacture. To take one or two illaalrations, be said the Elec tions Committee ought certainly to report to Manufacture?, because he bad found by careful investigation the business of that committee was to manufacture evidence in election cases; it was clear that the Bank ing and Currency Committee should report to bis committee, because if all the wild financial schemes proposed in relation to unlimited issues of greenbacks, &c, were to be carried out, it would soon be reduced to a mere question of manufacture; and so on through a list of committees." The Richmond State says Mrs. Bowers and Miss Charlotte Thomp son are both great actresses. THE CITY. W AIIVKBTIIKMKAT1. M unbox Come now. Bks Whte $100 found. P. H. IIayden K. K. K. Wm. Wkstcott -Painting. Mrs. Jack and Mrs. Gill. Opera House Buffalo Bill. Gerhardt & Co You want. Geo. M vers For Bmithville. Altaffeb & Price. Notice. 8. Van Ambingk Court order. C. W. Yates Picture frames. Lecture Col. D. K. MacRae. J. Dawson & Co. Watt plows. T. H. Howey Boots and shoe. A. David Bona fide reductions. Heinsberoer The place to buy. Giles & Murchison Boxing axes. Harrison & Allen Stylish hats. Boatwright & McKov Groceries. Thanks Ladies St. John's church. , Notice Hibernian Benev. Society. Cronlt & Morris Rice plantation. L. J. Otterbourg Closing out sale. Cronlt & Morris Piano at auction: Parker & Taylor Good cook stoves. F. M. Kino & Co. Sam-cook stoves. Wilmington Dtking Establishment. Worth, & Worth New Cuba molasses. H. W. McLaurin Employment wanted. Mallard & Bowden Saddles, bridles. Wtt.lt amb & Murchison Salt and guano Kerchner & C alder Bros. Spirit casks, bacon, salt, &c Daring Ilobbery as ntarte-lnMea Death, ate. ' : Mr. W. J. Scroggs, writing us from Moil roe, states that the store of Messrs. Thomas & Red fern, at that place, was broken open Thursday night, entcance'being effected by boring out the lock of the front door with an. -auger, there being twenty-one holes counted the next aiornlnz. altogether form' ing a space of about half a foot in diameter. Money seems 'tLhave i been the object of the thieves, but as there was only about one dollar and a quarter in the drawer they proceeded to take a lot of shoes and dry goods, a pistol or two, cartridges, etc. One of tbe parties "Was heard from selling goods along the route in the direction of Char lotte. Mr. Redfern took the train Friday evening and found a negro at Matthews' Station with some of their goods in his pos session, and was to arrive at Monroe with him that night. It is thought that there are others implicated in the robbery not yet caught. On Thursday a young man named Har rington, teaching schools a few miles from Monroe, ' :hile flaying; wHaisdme' of his students, 'suddenly, tell idoiwn de'ad He is supposed to have been attacked with, heart disease. N WILMINGTON, Iiea1DtS Second Sunday after Epiphany. No eases for the Mayor's Court yesterday morning. To-night, according to the Al manac, we are to have a hard frost. The Irish Relief Committee have thus far succeeded in collecting $746. Whooping cough is prevailing to a considerable extent among the chil dren in this city. 7 The hour for evening service at tbe First Presbyterian chuTch h 3 been changed to 7 o'clock. Charles H. Davis is the name of the colored man who had his hand so bad ly crushed - while, coupling cars at the de pot on Thursday last, and be was employed at tbe Navassa Guano Works. The Register of Deeds issued only one marriage license during the pas week, and that was for a colored couple. Of what use aire leap years if not more pro ductive of results matrimonial? v There is a party canvassing the Republican vote of Wilmington, with the view of ascertaining how the "sovereigns" stand on the question of the Presidency. 80 far the vote foots up: Blaine 87, Sher man 107, Grant 127. The Thursday night lectures by Rev. T. Page Ricaud, at (he Fifth Street Methodist Church, are represented as be ing very interesting and instructive, and are well attended. The subject for" the next lecture is "The First Murderer." A colored boy, while fishing in the neighborhood of Big Island, yesterday morning, succeeded in hooking and haul ing into his boat a splendid rock-fish, weighing twenty-five pounds, for which he afterwards received a dollar. He used a drop-line. Another drommer came to grief Saturday for attempting the transaction of business without a license. The Mayor imposed the modest fine of $5, license was procured with $2, and thus admonished and equipped he embarked in legitimate business. Messrs. J. I. Macks, H. Brun hild and Sol. Bear are the representatives from this citv to District Lodge, No. 5, L O. B'nai li'ritb, which meets at Savan nah, Ga., next Tuesday. They will leave here this evening. A Seal Vlalta New lalec. We ar. informed that while the laborers at New Inlet were engaged, on Friday, in hoisting stone from a lighter to the top of the Inlet wall, an object was seen swim ming near the wall on the sea side, and not far from where they were at work. The object was supposed to be a large dog, who frequently amused himself by swimming after ducks, and attracted no particular notice. After completing their labors, the tide having fallen in the meantime, a large seal was discovered lying upon the wall of rocks, quietly basking in the sunshine of our salubrious clime after the fatigue of hU long journey from the inhospitable shores of the frozen North probably Ice land. Preparations were immediately com menced foe his capture, but, the proper f aj cilities not being at hand, his aealship was disturbed in his quiet slumber by the noise and confusion his presence produced, and, taking advantage of the delay, quietly slid off into the briny deep and left for parts unknown. Stealing a Wateb. A colored boy by the name of Virgil Hill was arrested by Officer Carr, yesterday morning, on the charge of stealing a watch from a colored man named L.F. Lipscomb. It appears that both the parties were em ployed at a brickyard in the southeastern section of the city, and that Lipscomb's vest was hanging tip on a nail in the shed When he quit work Friday evening and went to get his vest, in the pocket of which he had left his watch, be found Hill stand ing within about three feet of it. As be approached, Hill said, "Is that your vest V Lipscomb replied that it was. "Well, can't getaway with that wateh then, can I ?" Lipscomb took his. vest off the nail when he found the chain dangling from a button-hole and his watch gone. Under the circumstances he was' certain that Hill bad tbe watch, though he maintained his inno cence, and a warrant was issued for his. ar- rest. The case came up before Justice Gard net, yesterday morning, and the defendant was'oidered to give' justified bond in tbe sum of $50 for Jiis appearance at Court, in default of which he was committed to jail Cah nebtae Proamlael Lecture. By notice in our advertising columns, it will be seen that Col. D. K McRae will deliver his promised lecture on "Poetry," at the Opera House, on Friday next, the 13th instant. As before stated, the lecture will be fortbe benefit of the Wilmington Li brary Association, an institution of which our city can well feel proud, and in which every individual member of the community should take an interest, and it is therefore hoped that the cause to be benefited and the anticipated , intellectual treat combined will have the . effect to -crowd the house with an appreciative audience. maclstrat Coars. Minnie Williams, colored, was before Justice McQaigg, yesterday, on the charge of assaulting one Kate 'Overton, colored. Judgment suspended. on the payment of costs. V'; Kate Overton was next arraigned on the charge of assaulting Minnie Williams, with the same result as above. N. C., SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1880. 0r Claarenea Xo-lvi St Paul's Evang. Lutheran Church, comer of 6th and Market streets. Rev. G. D. Bernheim, D. D. . Preparatory service (German) at 10 a. m. ; German service and communion at 11 a. m.i English service at 7 p. m. ; Sunday school at 3 p. m. ; Cate chetical instruction on Tuesday and Friday at 8 p. m. First Presbyterian Church, corner Third and .Orange streets. Rev. Joseph R. Wil son, D.D., Pastor. Service at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m; 8unday School at 3 p.m. Prayer meeting Tuesday and Lecture Thursday night at 7 o'clock. Second Presbyterian Church, corner of Fourth and Campbell streets. Rev. C. M. Payne, Pastor. Services at 11 a.m.; and 7 p. m. Sabbath school and Bibie Class at Z p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 7 p.m. Scats free. . Front Street M. E. Church (South), cor ner of Front and Walnut streets, Rev. E. A. Yates, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7ip. m.; Sunday School at 3 p.m.; W. A. Parker, sup'L .Young Men and Women's Christian Association first and third Tues day evenings in each month. Prayer Meet- rig and Preaching Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Fifth Street Methodist E. Church (South,) situated on Fifth, between Nun and Church sts. Rev. T. Page Ricaud, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7 D. m. Sabbath school at.9 a. m. Prayer meeting Thursday eve ning at 7 o'clock. First Baptist Church,, corner of Market and Fifth streets. Rev. James B. Taylor, pastor. Sunday school at 94 a. m. Services at 11 a. m. and 7i p.m. Brooklyn Sunday School at 3 p.m Young men's prayer meet ing Tuesday night at 7 o'clock. Church prayer meeting Thursday night at 7 o'clk. Strangers are invited to seats. Second Baptist Church, on 6th, between Church and Castle streets. Preaching at 11 o'clock, a. m., and 8 o'clock, p. m., by Rev. J. P. King. Sunday school at 9 a. m. St. James' Church, corner Market and Third sts. Rev. Dr. A. A. Watson. Rector. Second Sunday after Epiphany. Celebra tion at 7ta. m.; Morning Prayer, 11 o'clk; Sunday School at 3 p. ro. ; Evening Prayer at 4 o'clock. No change in other church notices. Temperance Refarm Association. An effort is on foot among certain gen tlemen in this city who are earnest advo cates of the cause of Temperance, and who are anxious to accomplish some good for their fellow men in this respect, to organize here what is known as the Temperance Re form Association. This organization is to be effected, if at all, upon ' different princi ples from any that has heretofore been at templed in this city. Those who practically connect themselves with the movement will take not a positive pledge but a pledge that they will try to abstain from the use of intoxicating liquors, and will mutually aid and uphold each other. by precept and example, in the effort to keep the obligation thns entered into, It is intended to interest all in the organization, boys as well as men, and it is hoped that at an early day the ladies will inaugurate some movement as an auxiliary to the Temperance Reform Association, through which their influence and co-operation can be brought to bear upon the efforts being thus put forth. This plan of operations is intended to do away with one of the main objections heretofore urged, and with some show of reason, against temperance movements in our midst, and that is the expense necessary to keep up the organization. The Temper ance Reform Association w ill elect no offi cers, except a President and Secrete' rv who will be aoDOinted from the r - audience at each meeting, and wil have no stated place of meeting, and consequently no hall rents to. pay. Tbe only expense, therefore, will be for the lights on the nights of meeting, which will be trifling. It will not be necessary, either, for all connected with theAssociation to meet together, but several meetings can be in operation at the same time. It is proposed that the j members shall wear a white badge attached to the lappe. or button-bole of their coats, so that they can be known to each other. In connection with the pledge to try and abstain from the use of intoxicating liquors, will be one to make the same effort to do away with the .habit of profanity, in which so maBy indulge. -A meeting will be held in the City Court room on Tuesday night next, the 20th inst at 7 o'clock, for the purpose of effecting aa organization of the movement, and the projectors of it hope to see in attendance all who sympathize in its aims and pur poses. If the crowd should prove too large for the Court room, the audience will ad journ to the hall above. A similar movement to the above, we learn, is on foot among the colored people mile Party. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Mitchell wil open their rooms Tuesday evening next for a Mite Party (for the benefit of St Paul' Episcopal church), beginning 8 P.M. and closing at half-past 11 Their friends and acauaintances' are invited and expected to attend, and there is every reason to be lieve it win De a pigbJy.enjoyaDie aaair. Cornelias HornoU-i-A. sagc"! Memorial Day will b here before very long, and in anticipation of tbe event friend suggests that the Historical Society proceed to raise the necessary funds, either by a public lecture or by voluntary contri butions, to remove the remains of Cor nelius Harnett firotn StV- Jsnaes' burial ground to the spot prepared for its reception at Oakdale, and to erect a suitable slab or monument to his memory. OPERA BOOSB, T Joaepn JTeffieraoo. After a lapse of several years our theatre goers bad last night once more an opportu nity to witness Mr. Jefferson's artistic personation of Rip Van Winkle, the Vaga bond of - the CaUkills. It is needless to say that "age . cannot wither nor custom stale his infinite variety," and many who saw bim act the part last night for the fifth or sixth time, apparently enjoyed the per formance as heartily as those id wbum tbe impersonation was entirely new. The size, character and enthusiasm of the audience must have been gratifying to even one of Mr. Jefferson's celebrity, us showing the kind remembrance and high appreciation in which he is siQl held, aud that "we are not so boon forgot whtu we are sone." The support was iu ever' way fxcclleut, and altogether we had latt night a li Dished per. foimance that pleased and impressed all who witnessed it most favorably. Unmatlable matter. The following is the unmailable matter remaining in tbe city post office at this date: Wm. Merrick, Warren county, N. C. ; Laura Wingate, New York; Miss F. M. Peden, So River, N. C. ; S. Green, Rodson county, N. C. tySee fourth page for other locai news: Do not throw away your hard earned money for every new cough syrup adver tised, when you can procure that standard remedy for coughs; Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. rt ice vo cents a oottie . 1 . DIED. sister, Mrs. L. B. Lane, on Third, betweea Nan and Chnrch itreeti. Mr. RTHHARn R TiTTRKf lETT1 aged 68 years. The time of funeral will be announced at the different Churches to-day. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Thanks I TOS COMMITTER OF LADLES IN BEHALF of 8t. John's Church, beg teave to testify their acknowledgment to an appreciative public for their interest in the late Feetiyal. evinced as it was by kindly sympathy and generous aid: To the Stab thanks are tendered for a space In Its col urns calling attention to the Festival. jan is it Lecture. QOL. D. EL. MacBAB WILL DELIVER A LEC TURE for the benefit of the Library Association, in the Opera House, Friday, January 33d, at 8 o'clock, P.M. 8ub)ect: Poetry. AQmiuiioi za cents. janisnacs; Painting. HOUSE. SHOP OB SIGN PAINTING, .GLA. ZING, or EALSOMINING. done in beat stvle and promptly, at reasonable rates, by Wi. WJSSCOTT, At El well' s Upholstery Shop, Northwest Corner Second Jan 18 oaw3m bu and Princess streets. Members Hibernian Benerolent Society Are requested to meet at the Rooms of the Society, at 1)4 o'clock, MONDAY EVENING, January 19th. 1880. By order of the President. jan 18 It D. O'ONNOR. Secretary. Employment XT ANTED AS A BOOKKEEPER, ACCOUNT ANT, or CLERK. Beet of reference given. H. W. McLAURIN, j an 18 It P. O. Box 403, City. s TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. NEW HANOVER COUNTY, SUPERIOR COURT. January 17, 1880. Mathew P. Taylor, Plaintiff, against James M. Ormes, Defendant. TO JAKES M. ORMES : Take Notice That an action against you. for the recovery of -Ten Thousand ($10,000) Dollars dam ages, was commenced in this Court on the 19th No vember. 1879. and taatvou are. hereby required to appear and answer or demur to the complaint of said Plaintiff, at a Court to be held for the County ton. North Carolina, on the thirteenth Monday af ter tn arst Monday or Marco, lsso, or the riaintia will apply to said Court for the relief demanded in we compuunt. .ws ma aay oi i anuary, loou. 8. VAN AMUINGE, Clerk Superior Court Janl8oaw6w an New Hanover County. $100 Found. YU CAN FIND ME MAKING THOSE BEAU TIFUL SCALLOPED and BOUND AWNINGS, Look at Green St Planner's, Yates', A- David's and Walter Coney's, as to the way I make them. I have PAPKB HANGINGS, SHADES and COR- NICES, and I do over old Sofas and make them look like new ones. Elbow Greese will tell, you know. BEN WHITS, the Paper Hanger, , lan 18 It Market St.. bet. 8d and 3d. For Smithville. iHB 8TBAMER PASSPORT, NOW UNDER renovation, will be represented by the STEAMER ORLANDO, as for above. Leave Wilmington 1 P. M. daily. For Freight or rassage appiy on Doaro, or or Janl8 tf GEO. MYERS, Agent. Picture Frames, A STYLES AID SIZES, PHOTO' ALBUMS OnlH P.Ti. a,nat Va-V ffihlM Vinn PIMr. School Books, Blank Books, Office and School Stationery in great variety. Orders from the coun try prompuy auenaea to. . 3anl8tf- . . - C. W. YATES. Not for the Men! f AD1BS OLD MERINO, CASHMERE AND Bilk rtressea Sred in Latest 8&ades of Dark Green Blue, Brown and Plum, equal lm .APPEARANCE and stronger in COLOR than new goods.; Silks a specialty. - Wilmington jjyemg ssxaousnmen, Jan 18 It- . Market between Sd and 3d Sts. ait!Plows. WfiCONTINUB TO CONTROL THE CELE BRATED WATT PLOW, in this section of the State; also the sales or tae raeu inxie now. The manufacturers of these great Plows are unable to supply as fast enough. Hare a large tot of each M.J nn til. - ' - ' -t- " JOHN DAWSON CO., i Janl8tT 19, SI and 83 Market st ft TT1S K INNOVATION.. J. r- - Why bless your innocent souL of coarse it is. Does iuvgood; keeps off the dry rot.' ".A rew Gradgrind facts to proof. . Morning after; (the Leap Year ball (several of the boys, wtta. jnsfrtoleta about them. Instead , of . eer. i aroDMdinandtooicarntun ffarMarcn aauveryj I .In a HAM COOK STOVE.- Let us innovateris our un us mnuTuvc.jo i M. KING A CO.. t sentiment. - jan 18 tf House Furnishers. TAR. WHOLE NO. 3,878 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ValnalJle Bice Plantation for Sale At Auction ! ON 8ATUBDAY NBXT. 21TH INST., AT 11 O'clock. A. V. Wa Vlll salt . VnK.nnn Comer, that admirable Plantation situated on the N. K. branch of the Capo Fear River, three miles from the City, and well known as "THORNBERRY," Containing 446 Acres, 133 of which are Snperior Bice Lands. The balance. No. 1 Upland, suitable r or Terms ana particulars apply to CRONLY & MORRIS, 18 20 2i 34 Auctioneers. jan 13 4t Piano at Auction. N TUESDAY NEXT. 20TH INSTANT AT 11 J o'clock, A.M.. we will tell at our Salts Room, South Water Street, a FIK87 OLAt- PIANO Seven Octave, standard make, fl.-ia toau aaj finish; a superior Instrument CltONLY MORKIS. j in 18 It Auctioneer, Still They Go Out!" North, South, East and West. JPROM HILTON TO KIDDER'S MILL, From the Toil Gate to Eagle's Island, IS THE CITY, And on all the Railroads IN THE COUNTRY, , .We send thtm out, Our Choice Groceries ! OF EVERY KIND J FLOUR. SUGAR, COFFEE, TEAS, BUTTER, LARD, And every thing in oar line. FAMILY SUPPLIES delivered in Any part of the City as ordered. WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST t We do not intend to be undersold by any one, so our customers can rely upon buying as low from us as from any hoase in the city. Boatwright & McKoy. 5 anil 7 NORTH FRONT ST. jan 18 D&Wtf SAL T AND GU A WO 5000 Sacks Liverpool Salt! 6500 Sacks Peruvian Cotton Guano, Now landing and for sale low by Williams & Murchison. jan 18 tf The Place to Buy FIRST.CLASS PIANO OR ORGAN, ON THE Instalment Plan, and at prices lower than the lowest, is at the LIVE BOOK STORE. For Blank Books, J3APER, ENVELOPES, INKS, MUCILAGE, Inkstands, Pens, Pencils, Letter Files and Clips, and anything In the Book and Stationery Line. Goto lUtUIBDfittUSH'D, jan 18 tf LIVE BOOK AND MUSIC STORE . Come Now. ANOTHER RISE IS CONTEMPLATED BY Shirt Manufacturers February 1st. No better Shirt is made than the "KINJ." No other has the Patent Sleeve Adjuster. It is Rein forced, and has 8 -ply All Linen Bosoms. Sold only by- MUNSON, Clothier and jan 18 It Merchant Tailor, Boxing Axes. T Y TUESDAY'S STEAMER, XJ Another lot BOXING AXES . GILES MURCHISON, jan 18 tf 88 and 40 Murchison Block. Closing Out Sale A T OTTERBOURG'S MEN'S WEAR DEPOT Balance of stock of READY MADE CLOTH ING to be sold AT COST, to make room for Spring supply. Challenge Shirt 69 cents. L. J. OTTERBOURG, jan 18 tf 27 Market street Everybody rAN HAVE A GOOD COOK STOVE IF THEY I i m w .v. iDinirvRiiw h nn8uvnRH y will vuj inn ; . rat.ic DEMANDS this; Young men and old men Sena m your oraers u you wumu uavc wuwuuacut reign m uie sucura. Another lot of DOOR MATS, jan 18 tf PARKER & TAYLOR. HATS! ZEECA-TS ! HARRISON ALLEN, Hatters. jan 18 tf Mrti. JACK, and Mrs. GIL.L. Mrs. Jack and Mrs. GUI The mistake explained, , They only kissed Jack and Gill For the bargains obtained, At the NEW FURNITURE STORE of BEBBEIID8 tc BUJHBOB u a-nvM, -bTArket and Sd Sta. jan 17 tf Wilmington, N. C. Remington SewiM MacMncs. A BUPPLT OF THESE CELEBRATED MACHINES, on hand and for sale cheap, y GEO. A. PECK, jan It tf- No.fSBoatii Front St. . . aw : . 8 60 .. 4 00 R 60 two wee,. ThfeSweekSi.:. ;; 8 50 one month. 10 W " Two months,. it . i ........ . 17 Od " " Three months,... 84 on Six months,.;. : 40 00 " " One year...... ... .. 60 CK Contract Advertisement, taken at proo tionately low rates, v - Ten lines salid Nonpareil type make out qnar- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. v Q PE RAHOUSE, ONE NIQ-HT ONLY ! Thursday, January 22, 1880. Hon. F. Cody, BUFFALO BILL! And his Mammoth Combination of 24 ARTISTS ! 24 and his Military Brass Band and Orchestra ! Also, A BAND OF GENUINE INDIANS Knight of the Plains ! UK BUFFALO BILL'S BEST TRAIL ! During: the Drama BUFFALO BILL will exhibit his MARVELLOUS SHOOTING with the Rifle. A Street Parade bv the INDIANS ON HORSE BACK, headed by BUFFALO BILL'S MILITARY BAND. Reserved Seats to be had at Helnsberger's Store. Persons wishing to purchase the ''Life of Buffalo Bill," can do so at the Hall during the performance. i -ol. irAJSMTXBB muKAUAM, Treas. JOSH B. OGDEN, Bus. Manager. jan 18 3t Our Eeductions RB BORA FIDE, AND WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY THE BALANCE OF OUR WINTER STOCK OF MEN'S, YOUTHS and BOYS' CLOTHING Will be closed out at such prices that will insure a CLEAN SWEEP. A. DAVID, The Clothier. Ian 18 tf Boots and Shoes. LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF L GENTS' SHOES, of every Imaginable style, which I am offering at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. cmiDKKW'B suuics a specialty. THOMAS U. HOWEY. jan 18 tf No. 47 North Market Street, Spirit Cash, Bacon, Salt, &c. 500 NewN Y" 8PIRIT cask8 2QQ Second Hand : do QQ Boxes D. S. SIDES, 8000 B4Cto UVBSP001' 8alt 1000 BDl IIW,UK, AM grades, -jgQ Bbls Refined SUGAR. Bagfl 9FES' Jav and Rio 3000 BuBnCOSN' 2000 6aBb OAT8, gQQ Bush Water Mill MEAL, QQ BhdsCUBA MOLASSES, JQQ Bbls New N. O. MOLASSES, eQ do SUGAR-HOUSE do. 200 Boxes Taylor S0AP' Q Bbls Carolina RICE, QQ Kegs NAILS. JQQ Bbls GLUE, Lye, Potash, Candles, Cheese, &c. &c. For sale by jan 18 tf KERCHNER & CALDEK KKU New Crop Cuba Molasses, ggQ Hbds and Tierces Choice New Crop MATANZAS MOLASSES. Per Schooner "MATTHEW KINNEY." Now due and hourly expected. For sale by jan 18-U WORTH WORTB. Kash Customers Kail. AT P. H. HAY DEN'S, Carriage, Bnggy, Dray and Cart, Harness and Saddle Establishment, where you can get Bridles, Horse Blankets, Saddle Cloths, and every thing in his line, at Rock Bottom Prices. Repair ing done at short notice on fan 18 tf Third, oat. Market and Princess st. You Want These things you say made skil fully, of good material and for the least money. Good. That's business. - We've everything now in apple pie shape for the ' manufacture of Buggies, Wagons. Carts, Drays, Harness, Ac. See now if we can't please you and keep your money home. janl8tf GERHARDT A CO. We Are SELLING THE BEST HARNESS, SADDLES. BRIDLES. COLLARS. Ac. for the least money, if yon don't think so try us once. ' - ' ' "Manufacturing and Repairing Harness and Trunks a specialty, ... . M ALLARD A BOWDEN. ( jan 18 tf ; . No. 8 So. Front St Notice. -jR. GEORGE M. SUMMEBRILL HAVING been admitted a member ef our firm on the 1st in stant, the namo and style will hereafter be AL TAFFER. PRICE A CO. Respectfully, ALTAFFER A PRICE. dec 7 tf QLD NEWSPAPERS, SUITABLE . for Wrapping and other dui poses Can be had at tne STAR OFFICBt x tepstf CW AMY QUANTITY
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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