North Carolina Newspapers

the momEie, cg.3. i : BUSHED DAILY TKXCBPT KONdI V 8. 1 s . . 1 t - 00 4 months, m n or 'J if phe moniaB, :.. - .' ! 00 35 00 ,t month ' . f l to City Subsarihers, asnmn m uy part or H Fifteen Cents per week. ;: Out City Agents citJ .u-twi ta collect for mora than tbrumu the are MORNING? EDITION; entered at the Poet Office it Wttmingtoa, N. CL, as second-class matter. s $ - OVTUNEfi. Major Robert "H. .Qarter; of Virgialag In- onector of Customs at Panama, is -, dead. Mr. J. R. McD Irby,: of Virginia, died on board a ship while on hia way to Cbilj Miss Mattie Wells was earned to death at Petersburg, Va by. the exolo-r oinn of a kerosene lamp.' ; - A : nre" oc curred at Atnhert, Mass..- loss $300,000; destructive fire at Richmond, Va. ; Eagle Square Company's Works at South Shafts" bury, Vermont, ourni, . kjss iOtwu;ue 9tructive fires at Port Jefferson L L, burning one thousand acres. -JSarl Grauvilie has gone to see the Queen. " Lord Hartington declined to "f or ma gov ernment, and suggested Gladstone or Gratu viile. Manchester market dull and lifeless. Erl Granville and Lord HariiEgtou visited the Qaeen together. General Stewart had a battle with the Afghans, the latter losing more -than a thousind killed; Stewart lost 47 killed nd 115 wounded; he entered Ghnzsni on fthe 20th. M Gudelle was -temporarily expelled from the French Chamber of Dep ties for offensive words in debate to the President of the Republic; the House sub sequently approved of Jhe administration of Algeria. The Virginia Republicans are still wrangling, and both sides profess to be hopeful. The House and Sen ate by joint resolution accepted the desk of Thomas Jefferson. The loss by the two fires at Richmond, Va., amounts to $175,000. R. Hoyle, the defaulting Tax Commissioner from Georgia, commit ted suicide in prison at Los Angeles, CaL Blaine will get a majority of the dele gates in the Georgia Republican Conven tion. The King of Siam is to viBit the United States. Denis Kearney baa been granted a writ of habeas corpus. Tbore is a panic in the Berlin stock market. Mike Keefer was shot and killed at Memphis yesterday. The Spanish iron-clad Sanchez is at Savannah, for coal. New York markets: Money 6&4 per cent; cotton easier at UK&lHc; Southern flour unchanged ; wheat feverish and unsettled; ungraded red $1 25$1 31$; corn 4(gc better; ungraded 5557c; spirits turpentine steady at 31 bid and 32 ask -eJ; rosin unchanged. f Chine has 53 ont of the 80 dele gates thus far chosen in Illinois, Grant's own State. 1 Danville, Va., has had another fire. This time the damage foots Jup $50,000, insurance about 127,000. J There is exceeding unanimity fin the Southern press as to the Presiden tial candidate. From Texas to Mary land the one voice is anybody but Tilden. I The late Frank Leslie's son, Harry f requires the attention of Mr. Bergh. He mentioned, whilst undergoing an examination in court the other day, that he had whipped bis wife last summer, at Bergen Point, "so that she became insensible.' What !a young brute 1 I L. Q. Washington says in the Rich mond Commonwealth that a very able Northerner and a friend of Til Jen's said to him that Seymour and Church are the last men Til den's friends will ever accept. Just so. The selfish old man is dying to be President, and he will antagonize any man in New York who is more popular and deserving than ha is. If he were nominated he would not probably get.more than ten ottwelve States at farthest. - ! It is now said that the Tildenites will antagonize Seymour's nomina tion at Cincinnati," and may bolt if be is the choice. Tilden meaqr, to rule or ruin. Are all the millions of Democrats to be dictated to ? Is Tilden the only man in America fit Vo. be a candidate ? Must he say whe ther the South shall, vote. foV Sey mour or not? It is hgh time Mr. Tilden had received some plain talk- "g. Grant is Duke. Does Tilden aspire to be Dictator ? A short communication in the Ha-; leigh Observer of yesterday, "signed "Anxious Sale Men," is '.'to tbis effect ,': "Will you please inf ormithe pnblid, if you can, why that Best- contract has not yet been signed. The air is filled with ju rors to the effect that there: is some hitch id the matter.' We understood the contract was to have been signed by Beat & Co. last Monday week, and now it to rnmoredjhal some of the gentlemen with Mr. Best de cline to sign. Why this delay f What is not?" " ? WUl the parties comply or That sell-out Is becoming decided !y interesting. It is beginning jtoj as some "a very nyenViandfisbIike smell." Or ia itVWfit f'kkPl ue ana iame oi ur. tmji'a uoagb oyrup are known throughout lha Undrand everywhere it is relied upon as tt specific for coughs and coldf.v-'3- - - VOL". XXVI.-rNO.29;" 1 Spirits Turpentine. ,i.v... i- -- .wr.v-; - ---.. " - l New Berne is v to have another walking match; The Greensboro Patriot is to be published daily.-' ' " . . 'l The rand Lodge of Odd Fel lows convenes In Raleigh May 10th -'J- -, mere are ? three ;. prisoners in Mecklenburg jail under a sentence for mur der- v ri . . - v. June 30th ia the time appointed for the Press Association, and Asheville ! thi place. - r The -I Raleigh". Evening ' Visitor Has completed its first year, li is a bright, newsy little daily. . ' - v Somebody f nominates . Judge George V. strong ror Attorney General, and J. S. Reid, of Mecklenburg, for Audi tor. . - . .A writer in the Fayetteville Banner nominates Mr. W. X3. Troy, of that place, for me omce of. Lieutenant uov ernor., ' . - - - . The Winston Leader mentions Rev. Calvin H. Wiley as a suitable.nomi- nee tor tne superintendent of Jruciic in struction. " A Democratic Convention is called to meet in -Lumber ton on May 10th to appoint delegates to the State Congres sional and Senatorial Conventions. - Henry J. Perkmson, of Warren county, was convicted in Oxford last week of forgery and sentenced by Judge Sey mour 10 six years In the penitentiary. Mr. Joseph P. Caldwell, editor of the Statesville Landmark, has 'been ap pointed by Gov. Jarvis proxy for the State in the Western North Carolina Railroad. - Raleigh Visitor: The Governor to-day respited George Galloway, colored, of Mecklenburg county, who was to have been hanged on the 7th of May, till July the. 2nd, at the request of the .Solicitor. Robesonian: A fisherman set hia hook at a mill pond in this vicinity, and when he returned found a catfish and an owl both captured on the hook. It seems the owl was caught while trying to take the fish from the hook. ... Oxford Torchlight : From Cas well, Person,. Orange and Granville the re ports come that the fly is playing sad havoc with tobacco plants. The recent cold wea ther also damaged them to a considerable extent. . The prospect is gloomy and a full crop of tobacco can hardly be planted. The Fayetteville Examiner, ed ited by R. K. Bryan, Esq.; is out, and a capital paper it is. The first number promises admirably: If he can keep that lick be need not fear compari son with the best He has, of course, our very best wishes. It is Democratic, and is published at $2 a year. Weldbn Hevis : On Sunday, the 17th ioaunt, L. A. Bailey died after an Ill ness of about a week. Several ladies went down to Enfield, Sunday.lo attend the dedication services of the Episcopal Church. Several gentlemen assumed the church debt, and the church was conse crated by Bishop Lyman, assisted by Rev. Dr. ajnitn. Charlotte JPress : The Demo crat of this city to-day thinks it would be" well and "advises that if .Best, tne receiver of the Western road from Governor Jarvis and the Legislature, fails to comply with his contract, the people should bang him on one of the mountain peaks as a warning to swindlers." Belter to nave put in tne guarantees and save the ku-kluxing. - Graham Gleaner: There has been an immense amount of sickness among the factory hands of CoL T. M. Holt, at Haw JSiver.but we are glad to hear that it is not so bad as it has been. Some four or five deaths have occurred, and there are others yet quite sick. An old negro man named Ector was being hauled from the northern part of this county to the poor house, when he died: in the wagon on the road. Fayetteville Examiner : The frost of the 10th which followed the snow. has damaged the peaches in some localities, but a large proportion has eacapea any in jury. The prospect now, is that a fair crop of fruit will be gatnerea. it is a nowa fact that the most prosperous towns in the 8tate are those situated in the tobacco raising districts, and in which the manu facture of the weed is carried on. Durham, Winston. Reidsville. Henderson, and lately Oxford and Hickory, are examples. Around these towns fine tobacco is raised.and both town and country are enriched. The farm ers of Granville, where fine tobacco is a specialty, are the most prosperous body of agriculturists in tne ctaie. - Charlotte Democrat: A gen tleman who has traveled through some of the adjoining counties a good deal within the past three months, says that when he gets outside of Mecklenburg he finds milk and butter scarce, especially butter; but in Mecklenburg and part of Cabarru he rarely ever finds a farmer who has not an abundance of ootn. bo mucn ior tne biock law in Mecklenburg- and Cabarrus. Dr. T. J. Moore of this city, has been selected to deliver the address on Memorial Day (10th of May) at Statesville. Con- siaenng tne numerous nxes in our nice viiy by the Sea, Wilmington, it seems she has more ores tnan any otner piace oi lis size in the South- Are there not a great many loafers and idlers about there who live by thieving and burning. Raleigh Observer: Sheriff - J. Hasty, of Union county, yesterday brought down .three convicts Jim Mc Maness, Ephraim Wall and Noah Little,' and placed taem in cnarge or tne reniien- iiar nthnritipfl . Board of Directors of the Penitentiary met and a considerable amount of business was transacted, ine Board determined to go forward to some extent in the work on the buildings, and hope to have the "domestic" build ing completed goring . tne summer. "In compliance with an act passed at thn lut a flrver.ial seminn of the General As sembly, the Board ordered twenty-fiye con victs to oe put at wore constructing a roaa throneh and draining certain lands in Jones 'and Onslow counties. It is hoped that this will develop valuable lands in .those coun ties which belong to the "Literary Fund" of the State. - .;. . . - !'. ..- . Goldsboro . Messenger : - We learn from Sampson - county that Jethro Caison was killed by Wm. uasnweii, in Hall's township, on Saturday last, it ap pears to be an olher cross-road grog shop affauv .The parties are whiter, and it seems had been drinking together and afterwards had an altercation, in which - Cashwell MfiM nnt Bcmnd bent: Enraaed at this he left for his home, about a mile distant, and soon returned - with adouble-barelled gun, when, without further provocation, he shot t-aiaon, smung ninraimosi msianuj. cturderer nss nea, ana at last accounts not mmmm&m U Pj : WILMINGTON, ing or, convention nominates - candidates, all good Democrats, and especially those who participated. In such -meeting or con vention, are -honestly and duly : bound by the action of the majority. No bolting. The gin house of Mr. John W. Jones, of the Contentnea section in Greene county; was -fired by an incendiary last Sunday night, and the buildings was : totally de stroyed, together with. the gin, about 6,000 pounds of f odder, farming - utensils, &c. Mr. Jones' loss is about $1,000. - No insur ance. We are pleased to learn that .Hon. A. B. Merrimon ' has consented - to deliver : the address : before Prof. Troy's Goldsboro Seminary r at- the close of the ? resent session in June next. - The ITarsaw - Brief Mention .. heartily endorses Rev. N. B. Cobb for the office of Superia-. tendent of -Public Instruction. -We are pained to learn that: the wife of Mr, Thos. H. Stanton - died at their residence,' in . Brogden township, . a few days ago. They were married but a few months. We learn that for satisfactory reasons Judge Avery has suspended the sentence passed upon the negro Alex. Rusher, and in consequence he. was not sent to the pen-, itentiary, but ia still confined in jaiL Raleigh correspondent: tMr. William J. Best, with his son and secretary,- ar rived in this city yesterday. It is said that a much closer connection exists between the syndicate of which he is the representative and the Richmond & Danville Railroad or Pennsylvania Central, than was supposed at the time of the meeting of the Legisla ture. .. ' v --- HEW ADV1KBTISEJIIBNT8. McirsoN More clothing. ' Ed. Eiddsb & Boss Boilers.' Jab. C. Mtjwds Vapd-cresolene. S. G. Nobthbop Florida oranges. Ed. Ktddkb & Boss Cane wanted. . Ed. CANTWSLii Commissioner's sale. Iaocal Dot. The Railroad to the Sound is all the talk now. Another lot of spoilt fish were condemned and sent out of the market yes terday. The new Mt. Olive A. M. E. Church has received a new bell, which will be placed in position shortly. To-day, weather permitting, the health officers intend disinfecting and lim ing all the alleys throughout the city. The irrepressible David Wllett is again in the guard house for being drunk and down. He is a regular customer. Need ham Jones, colored, was sent to jail 3 osterday for non-payment of costs in a case of assault tried before one of the Magistrates. Tha Rev. C. M. Payne having returned t J the ay, friends desirous of see ing him may call at the residence of Mr. Alex. Sprunt, corner of Princess and Ninth streets. ' We are glad to find that Messrs. Watters, Burkhimer and others who were injured at the late fire, are getting all right again. They have a deal to be thankful for that it was no worse with them than it was. - Sheriff Taylor, of Brunswick, left here for Raleigh, yesterday morning, having in his custody George Everett, col ored, convicted of manslaughter at the late term of the Superior Court and sentenced to the Penitentiary for ten years. murder la Sampson. A gentleman who arrived here from Clinton yesterday reports that a murder was committed near that place a few days ago, but be did not ascertain the names of the parties to the tragedy. It seems, from what our informant could learn, that the two men, both white, have enjoyed the reputation of bullies in the neighborhood where they lived, and that in two personal encounters between them one of them was pretty badly used up by the other. On the second occasion the defeated bellige rent, who had been badly beaten, swore that if the other ever attempted such a thing again he would kill him. Another difficulty occurring between them subse quent to this threat, and the weaker, one again getting the worst of the encounter, be hurried to his house, got his double barrel gun and shot his antagonist to death. Thermometer Beeora. The following will show the stale of 'the thermometer, at the stations mentioned, at 4.81 yesterday evening, Washington mean time, as ascertained from the daily bulletin issued from the Signal Office in this city: Atlanta .....07 Augusta ..776 Charleston, 74 Charlotte 78- Corsicana,......, 83 Galveston,. .... 70 Jacksonville . . . . .82 Key West,...... 82 Mobile.. 81 Montgomery ..... 72 New Orleans, . . . .83 PuntaRassa,. ...82 Savannah .8l Wilmington;... .70 Havana. ...83 Indianola, ..81 Personal. 7 The Misse8S.J. and Minnie Dickson, who are traveling in the interest of their magazine, the Literary. World, published at Monroe, North Carolina, arrived in the city yesterday and registered" at the Purcell House. They will probably remain here a few days. - Flreat Fair Blnff. ( ; Two distilleries at Pair Bluff, the pro perty of Messrs. B. T. Barden and B. A. Anderson,; were destroyed by fire a few nights since, together with about forty or fifty barrels of rosin. . Loss about $500. Incendiary. - " ' '" ' raaglstraue'a Coart. . Josephine Turner was arraigned before Justice Millis, yesterday morning, on .the affidavit of Sarah Jones, charged; with as sault and; battery. .Defendant -submitted, and the case waa dismissed on the payment of the cosUi-ii-.feo -T..-. SATURDAY; - NBWiROVEB DELEGATIONS, i In accordance with a resolution adopted by the Democratic Convention - of .'New Hanover county, on ; the 17th insL, the Chairman has appointed the following dele gates to the State and Congressional Con-, ventions : ?s ." STATE CONVENTION. 4. D J Devane, R S Radcliffe, D K McRae, AM Waddell, L L Boon ;; . HOPrempert, J H Muse, ChasHKtng, O MStedmaa, . -John G Parker, JDHKlander, DBMitcheU, : ... S H Fishblate, : J W Strauss, Wilkes Morris, SP Collier, P H Darby, B-R Moore, Thos W Strange, H Brunhild, ' , HG Planner, -Jas H Taylor, . " . Wm Latimer,. ... Walter Parsley, J A Montgomery, ' John L Cantweli, . John'AFarrow, "-.M Bellamy , J I- Macks, RP Langdon; John C Heyer, John W Atkinson, WW Shaw, John Cowan, T Calhoun James, E A Maffltt, WSNorment, W J Mott, Patrick Donlan. Graham Daves, CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION. Duncan K McRae, Walker Meares, P Heinsbereer. SHiUTerry. H C Brock, WM Parker, Seth W Davis, Thos W Strange, J W Atkinson, Jas C Smith, W O Johnson, Jno A Farrow, J WMurchison, Jno G Parker, Gerritt Walker, HC McQueen, F G Robinson, EGPolley, Arthur Prempert, JBFarrar, W 8 Norment, A D Brown, R W Price, ' Wm H Bernard, J E Sprunt, Albert Gore, Jno GDarden, FH Darby, -Geo R French, Jr, James Corbett, E J Lilly, Jr, S H Fishblate. W L Jacobs, Jos S Mitchell, D J Devane, JWPerdew, W T Johnson, H ABagg, H H Heide, Marcus Bear, JosJBowden, BR Moore, S W Skinner, HP West, George Brooks, J I Macks, J J Fowler, Samuel Northrop, James Reilly, DRMtfrchison, E G Parker, P T Dicksey, James W King, 8 G Hall, L H Bowden, W H Griffith, N Jacobi, J MMcGowan, Norwood Giles, Geo A Peck, -Josiah Merritt, Jno WGerdts, John Barry, J C Lumsden, RBMelvin, L J Merrimac, L T Bowden, J H Durham, H Ohlandt, Philander Pearsall, J H Mallard, A Adrian, - Geo W Branch, D M Wright, Dr J C Walker. Off for Europe courtesies Extended to Vice Consul Heide and Party. At 9 A. M. yesterday, Vice Consul R. E. Heide, accompanied by his two daughters, embarked on thejBteamship Benefactor, un- der command of Capt. Thomas Jones, en route for New York, where, as stated in our last, they will take passage for Europe. As the Benefactor steamed along the city front the other steamers in port extended com plimentary salutes, while the Danish flag was displayed from the Vice Consulate, and the various Scandinavian vessels in the harbor had their flags flying in honor of the event. The steamer Wm. Nyce, gayly decked out with flags, took a party of ladies and gentlemen a few miles down the river, and while returning met, the steamer Pasa port, with an excursion party on board, when the Nyce party left their steamer and joined the excursionists on their way to the mouth of the river. - Vice Consul Heide has been an American resident for nearly thirty years, and this is the first time he has started to cross the ocean to visit his old home. " We should have stated in our last that Mr. A. a Heide will be Acting Vice Consul during bis brother's absence through the latter'a appointment, which appointment has been duly confirmed by the ministers resident of Norway, Sweden and Den mark in this country. sa .. Tne Excursion. ' The excursion on the steamer Passport yesterday was not as largely attended as It would have been had not the bad weather intervened, causing a postponement. Never theless there was a fair crowd of ladies and gentlemen in the party, and we learn that they enjoyed the trip immensely, the day being an exceptionally pleasant, one for the purpose. The boat touched at Fort Fisher going down, remaining a quarter of an hour, then went to Fort Caswell and re mained about an hour and a half, then to Bald Head, but did not stop, and then to Smithville, where there was a stoppage of about a half hour. Returning there was another short stoppage at Fort Fisher, and at Kendal, the Holmes plantation, the ex cursionists also landed, but remained but a "brief seaaorj.and about sun-down the happy crowd were landed at the steamer's wharf, well'pleased with the day's experience at the seaside. Tne Infirmary Once more. It seems that every time we mention any thing about the "Infirmary" we get our "foot m it," though fortunately not for a surgical operation. The old trouble, it ap pears, stilt exists in regard to the location, the residents in the section of the city in which it has been opened being opposed to such an institution being located in their midst, and a strong protest to that effect, we are told, will be laid before the Board of Aldermen. The Reporter, in endorsing the Infirmary, which is something badly needed here, never has wished to be under stood as endorsing the location of it, not even knowing on what part, of Campbell street it had been opened. In other words,, we simply gave the information in regard to it as a matter of news. ' (Jnmallable matter.; jaaf : The following Is the - unmailable matter remaining in the city postoffice at this date r-.Miss Lily Dakin.Bangor, Me., Mrs. A.B Huske, Plttsboro, N.O. ; Rev. J. R. Holmes, Suly;N;;!sars Portsmouth jlVititIssBlig APRIL; 24. 1880. To?;-indications., ; , ' South and east winds', warmer cloudy weather, numerous rains,' falling barome ter, except northeast winds on the ' North Carolina coast, are the indications for this section to-day. " '- - - - memorial Day A meeting of the marshals for Memorial Day. was held at the rooms of the Library Association, yesterday afternoon, to per fect' arrangements for the- celebration: on Monday next. It being ascertained that the Ladies' Memorial Association was greatly in need of funds to carry out the purpose of the Association, the following preamble-and resolution were presented and adopted: ' . - Whebbas, We have learned that there are graves of our departed comrades in our cemetery whose relatives are either absent or not pecuniarily able to bestow on ' them that care and attention which they so richly deserve; and, whereas, we have learned that the funds in the bands of the Ladies' Memorial Association are insuffi cient for this duty, as well as for defraying the necessary expenses attending the annual ceremonies; and, whereas,: the-ladies have heretofore not given the gentlemen an op portunity of expressing their interest by contributing to these expenses; therefore, be it ' Besohed, That it is the opinion of those present that it is the sentiment of all ex Confederates that the graves of our com rades should not be allowed to show any signs of neglect, and that the ladies should be encouraged by our pecuniary aid, as well as sympathetic sentiments, to perpetuate these ceremonies in a becoming manner, and that a committee of five be appointed to open subscription lists for this purpose, and tender the money to the Ladies' Me morial Association. " . In accordance with the above resolution the following gentlemen were" appointed as a Committee to solicit contributions for the purpose mentioned: Messrs. J. G. Wright; N. C. Prempert, E. H. King, J. D. Meares; and J. C. Stevenson. The order of ceremonies for the day will be announced in the next issue of the Stab. Dr. L Guy Lewis, of Fulton, Ark., writes : "One year ago, I was taken sick, a friend argued so strongly in favor of Tutt'a Pills that I was induced to use them. Never did medicine have a happier effect than in my case. After a practice of a quarter of a century 1 proclaim them the best anti bilious medicine ever used. I have prescribed them in my practice ever since.' TUB AIAII.S. The mails close and arrive at the City Post Office as follows: CLOSE. Northern through mails. ..... 7 :45 P. M. Northern through and way mails... 5:30 A.M. Raleigh 5:30 A. M. and 0:00 P. M. Mails for the N. C. Railroad, and routes supplied there from, including A. & N. C. Railroad, at 5:30 A. M. Southern mails for all points South, daily. .8:00 A. M. and 7:45 P. M. Western mails(C. C. R) daily (except Sunday). .......... 6 .-00 P. M. Mail for Cheraw & Darlington Railroad....: 8:00 A.M. Mails for points between FkH rence and Charleston 8 riX) A. M. Fayetteville,&ndofficeson Cape Fear River, Tuesdays and . Fridays. 1:00 P M. Fayetteville, via Lumberton, daily, except Sundays..-.. 6:00 P.M. Onslow C. H. and interme diate offices every Fridav. . 6 :00 A M. Smithville mails, by steam boat, daily (except Sundays) 9:00 A. M. Mails for Easy Hill, Town Creek and Shallotte, every Friday at 6:00 AIM. Wilmington and Black River Chapel, Tuesdays and Fri days at 12 .-00 P. Mt OPEN FOB DBLIYBBV. Northern through mails. . . . . . 9 :45 A. M. Northern through and way mails 7:00 A. M. Southern mails 7:30 A. M. Carolina Central Railroad . . . . 10:35 A. M. Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to 12 M., and from 2 to 5 SO P.M. Money order and Register Department open same as stamp office. General delivery open from 6:30 A. M. to 6:00 P. M., and on Sundays from 8:80 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. Quarterly Ideetlnss . Fob thb Wmtraarox District, Mbthodibt B. Chtjbch, .South Second Bound. Waccamaw Illation, at Lebanon, April 3435 Wilmington, at Froat Street, May ;1 2 Do. at Firth Street, - Kay 89 Brunswick, at Macedonia, May 1314 Smithville Station, . May 15 16 Topsail, at Rocky Point. May S3 23 New River Mission, at Oak Rill, May 8930 Onatow, at Jacksonville, . Jane 56 Duplin, at Providence, Jane 1318 Clinton, at Salem, t Jane 1930 JU 8. BcxKBKAD. Presiding Elder. CITY ITEMS. Hook Bisdhbt. Thxjh otunsa Btab Book Bind ery does all kinds of Binding and Baling In a work manllkw manner, and at reasonable prices. Mer Chants andethers needing Becelpt Books, or other work, may relj on promptness in the execution of their orders. : . CONGRESS WATER. None genome sold on draught. Its superiority as a cathartic and altera tive consists in its entire freedom from every thing bitter, add or crade that produces headache', inter nal soreness, and tends to destroy the mucous mem brane. All mineral waters that are dangerous irri tants may be known by an acid afur-taste. . THE GREATEST BLESSING. A simple, pore, harmless remedy, that cores every time, ana pre vents disease by keeping the blood pare, stomach regular, kidneys and liver active, is the greatest blessing conferred upon man. Hop Bitters is that remedy, and its proprietors are being blessed by thousands who- have been saved and eared by it. Will you try it t See another column. Eminent 'Dr. Wm; F. Steowt, Marine- Hospital, Port of Baltimore, writes : "1 take pleasure in re commending Colden's Iiobie's liquid Extract of Beet as a most excellent Tonic and mvlgorator of the system. X haye tested it with universal suc cess. ' - ...-i -.--.. y- . - Gbxzh & Fikxxr, Agents, Wilmington. : . - MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. Bev. Sylvanns Cobb thos writes in the "Boston Christian Freeman" : We would -by no mesas recommend any kind of medicine which we did not know to be good particularly for infants. Bat of Mrs. Wins low's Soothing byrap we can speak , from knowl edge; in oar own family it has proved a blessing tadeed,' by giving an. infant . troobled with colic pains, quiet sleep, and its parents unbroken rest at aignt. Meat parents can appreciate these blessings. Here is an article which works to perfection, and which is harmless; for the sleep which it affords the infant is perfectly natural, and the little cherub awakes as bright as a button." And daring the process of teething its .value is incalculable. We have frequently heard mothers say they would net be without it from the birth-of the child tOl.it had SI finished with, tha teething si; A R WHOLE NO! 3,961 Xrias of Appointments by Blsnop At v stlaaon, ror tola Mprlns Visitation. iw&5Srt'fatarday.... April - u Vanceboro, Craven county. FrUay..!i..ApriLS0 Nswberne. Fifth Sunday after Easter.... May . -S Beaufort. Tuesday. . . ; . . Mav 4 KJnston, Ascension Day.. . . , i . .7". May s Holy Innocents, Lenoir county, Frlday....May v .Wilmtogton, Sonaayafto Ascended:: May ; 9 - 8L Paul's Chnmh.' TlmminS: St Paul's Church, Evening WarratonWhit, Snaday ...May 16 18 SO S3 33 uiusvwajr, mouaay. ........ Henderson, Tuesday....... Oxford, Thursday.......... Kittrell's, Saturday;... ... Looisborg, Trinity Sunday . .......May ......... ..i... .May ...............May .............May May- NEW ADYERTISEMENTS. Boilers ! Boilers ! POUR CYLINDER BOILERS, 26 inches diameter , S3 feet long, All in prime order, for Bale by ? ap24tf EDWARD KIDDER & SONS. H Cane ! Cane! Cane ! LIBERAL PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR GREEN CANE delivered at our works in this cfty. Fer particulars apply to ap84tf ' EDWARD KIDDER St SONS. " Sweet Florida Oranges. .FEW MORE LEFT OF THOSE DELICIOUS Juicy FLORIDA ORANGES. Also,. Bananas, Soda Water, Root Beer and Pure Fresh Home MadeCan dies,i At S. G. NORTHROP'S ap 84 tf . Fruit and Confectionery Stores. . Vapo-Cresplene, gPECIFIC FOR WHOOPING-COUGH, DIPH- theria, and all Throat and Long Diseases . A fresh supply just received aid for sale by ,,.. JAMES C. MUNDS, -P?lt - Druggist. Yesterday "Vy E RECEIVED ANOTHER CASE OF STYLISH CLOTHING. NO BOOM on Clothing. Old prices at MUNSON'S, Clothier and apJ41t , Merchant TaUor. CoHnnissionei's Sale of Real Estate, UNDER DECREE OF FORECLOSURE. J- Judgment of Foreclosure, rendered at the Fall Term, A-D. 1879, of -the Superior Court of iNew Hanover County, State of North Carolina, In a cer tain Civil action sending in na.ii) Hnnrt. )utun rpt.o 3 1 viaiufi An li it; ptthstta nrnic nn a Bank of New Hanover and Luke Vollers, PlaintifEs. and Alexander Falconer. William A. Falconer, Su san L. McPherson. as administratrix on the estate of James B.- McPherson, deceased; Augusta L. Mc- x uoiBun, majsnrei u. acrnerson, epnta McPher son, Eliza G. McPherson, and Rosa Ashe McPher son, iterendants. the undersigned. Bdward nitnfc. well. Commissioner appoint said judgment and decree, win sell by public auction, to the hiph- est bidder, for cash, at the Court House door Inthe K.U.J ui tv umingion, m me county and State afore 'P,11?0 tb 81st day of May, A. D. 1S83, at 13 O'clock M - the fnllnortT.tr drt. naqi.W vis : Beyen hundred and twenty one (721) undivided rweive nunared and flftteth (1250) parts of all that vwiuu uut. ur rurwa oi ulna situate and being on the West side of North Water streAt. in th mZ, r Wilmington, County of New Hanover, and State of North Carolina, and bounded and described as fol lows: Beginning at a point In the Western line of North Water Street one hundred and eighty five 085) feet, Southwardly from the Southern line of Mulberry Street, and .running thence Westwardly Parallel with Mulberry Street eighty five (86) feet, thence Southwardly parallel with North Water ritrVtT Bli Ieec inence uastwardly parallel with. Mulberry Street eighty five (85) feet to the western one of .North Water Street, and thence ujr ouiag eaia w esHjrn line or JNorth wa ter Street forty six (46) feet to the beginning, and . p ft", ui iMut uumDer xnree cai ana Four (4) in Bu& No. 190, according to James & Brown's iau ui Nuu city This 83d day of April, 1880. EDWARD CANT WELL, ap 34 tds Commissioner. See Them. gPY-GLASS, FIELD GLASS, OPERA GLASS and Reading Glasses, Microscopes, Stereoscopes and Kaleidoscopes. An elegant assortment at the LIVE BOOK STORE. Pianos and Organs PRICES TO SUIT EVERY ONE, AT HEINSBERGER'S, 39 and 41 Market Street. ap 33 tf The New Hat Store. QALL AND EXAMINE MY SPRING STYLES of Straw and Felt Hats; they are pretty and cheap. - JOHN M. ROBINSON, No. 13 Front St ap 18 tf Next to Puroertl House Tom's Hew Eealy-Maie hit He liked things odd, from his bat to his boots,. And truly he got it in fit. But it matched so well with ether's new suits. He did not like it a bit, So at half price he sold it, and ordered one To be made to measure by Dyer A Son. ap!8tf Now, Sir, gEND YOUR OLD CLOTHES AND HAVE them cleansed or Dyed and Piessed in Style. At the WILMINGTON DYEING BSTAB., apl8tf Market, between Sd and 3d Sts.- Spring Lambs. NOTHES iLOT OF THOSE FINE , SPRING LAMBS, to-day and for the next thirty days, at the CITIZENS' MARKET. - Good Beef and Vegetables always on hand. . . aplStf T. A. WATSON CO. Shingles. Shingles. A. LL SIZES XI Bundled and Loose, Contracts and Common, - -Hearts and Saps, ' -- -' For sale by - O. G. PARSLEY. Jr., Cor. Orange and 8. Water ets.- ap 18 tf Grain Cradles. "YB OFFER THE BEST CRADLE OVER PUT upon this Market, and at prices as last season, to meet Baltimore and New York Jobbers'gpriceBV aplltf - GILES St MUBCHISON, We are Making -- ,-, - . - All kinds ofDRESSED LUMBER, Sash, Doors. Blinds ND ORNAMENTAL WOOD WORK AT OVR Planing Mill.and Factory, foot of Walnut Street. ', pall and Examine. . ' - . ALTAFFER, PRICE Co., . OAT 113 OP ADVCSriSlNO,: Ons Bsaare one fiay,.....,,...,...... CO ' twodays,..,..M... 175 .'ii... .' Mjm .. w. t ... o ... ... ...... . 4-.-'f our days,.. v ..;. ...4-.V.": 8 00 .. nve aays,..,.i-,. j, -o oo One week,..,,.i....f..i... 4 00 Two weeks...., .... : 8 60 . Threaweeka,.. .....,r....,..- 8 60 ' j Oaomonth...,,..,TM..''. 10 0 M ' " Two months,.,. .-;..... 17 00 ,l " Three months,.: ......- 34 O0 " " .Sixmonths,..-..,.....,...-..- 40 00 Oneyear,...,...., 60 P0 i PSContract Advertisements taken- at propor ' Uonately low rates.; ; ' " ; 7, , ; , r -Tea lines solid Nonpareil type make one square. I . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.; Hats! rpHS.LBADING NOVELTIES I -fe--, - -T" " At, c C &ARRISON ALLEN'!," Batters. ap-ltf BMes and Met Articles. : HAIR, TOOTH, NAIL, CLOTHES SHAVING ; Brushes. Whisk Brooms, Combs, Powder Boxes' ana runs, werman uoiogne, extracts ana Toilet Articles, in great varioQTtt ESN 4 PLANNER'S: ' - ap Si tf Drag Store. : Sea side. IHB STEAMER PASSPORT WILLCOmV mencs SUNDAY TRIPS April 35th, and eoatlaV Dally Trlpa to the SEA SIDE, leaving at 9 30 A. irvV naui runner nouce. 7 ap Sltf GEO. MYERS, AiTft&t. s Bich ! Rare : Racy 1 A RE THE BUSINESS 8UITS OFFERED AT ' the LARGEST AND MOST POPULAR CLOTH-? TNn nnTTSIE n KnTttt Punltnii' . : --.''ZrZ . StyM, Snns-fitting, Sflperli, RE OUR NEV THREE BUTTON CUTAWAY ENGLISH WALKING SUITj?, a novelty In ttla market, at A.DAVCD'8,-' SpSOtf Corner Front and Princess Sts. rown tt Roddick 1 45 market Street. 2'BUTTON KID GLOVES, 25 CENTS A PAlR, In Opera, Spring and Dark Shades; Sizes 5X to 7jf. A BARGAIN IN SWISS TIES. HAMBURG EDGINGS AND .INSERTIONS. A Full Line. BROWN A RODDICK, V 45 Market Street. rah 21 tf Out JEW STOCK OF HARNESS, BRIDLES. 8AD- dles, Trunks, Ac., have arrived, and are now open. We have the largest assortment ever brought to this market All the latest styles and improve ments. Old Standi No. 8 South Front St-, ap 18 tf MALLARD A BOWDEN. - For Sale, 20 TOP BUGGIES, : ? 15 Open Buggies, lO Carriages, 1 OO Sets of Harness. Repairing done in all its branches by 8killed Workmen, at ap ia tr GERHARDT A CO 8 Cook Stoves on Time. JgUYASAM. TOWN IS FULL OF THEM, CHEAP. Sold only by ap!8tf F. M. KING A CO. Keen Cool! "yATER COOLERS, REFRIGERATORS, ICE Cream Freezers of Superior .Styles" and noted Econemizers, at v - ap!8tf PARKER A TAYLOR'S. ' v- Don't Cry Johnniet . DRY UP YOUR TEARS DARLING, AND RUN tell your papa to order Boner's Family Floor. " Superiority of the roods. Full stock of low priced Mixed and White Corn at Cape Fear Mills. ap ia tr; New Stock QHOICE "TIMOTHY HAY. CORN. OATS, WHEAT BRAN, PEAS and FEED, and the best BOLTED MEAL in the city." , PRESTON CUMMIN G A CO., -apSO tf Millers and Grain Dealers. . .. i i, i limn .- ,, Porto Kico Llolasses, Hhds PORTO RICO MOLASSES, i Choice Lot now landing . 1 -. - ex 8chr Lucy Hammond, Ana ror sale low by apiatf WILLIAMS A MUBCHISON. Coffee, Sugar9 Flour, I' 350 2,88 'aloi Laguyra and Java," QUA BbIe SUGAR, Cut Loaf, Granulated, OUU Standard A, Extra O and C. 19 A A BdIs FLOUR, Super to lUU ' Extra Family, 400 0 jBalh Ttim Wnite CORN, Boxes Smoked and b. S. SIDES, -A TQQ Bbls EARLY BOSS POTATOES, ,"" BblsCITY MESS POKE, . Tubs Choice LEAF LARD, Boxes STABCfl, 250 60X68 LaundrT Toilet SOAP Y "J5Q Boxes Assorted CANDY, 25QQ Sacks Marshall's Fine SALT, ' 6000 8 IJnnKBPOOI. SALT, -, ; Snuff, Tobacco, Papery Matches, Shot, Bpice,Oifl ger. Pepper, Hoop Iron, Spirit Barrels, Ac. WILLIAMS MUBCHISONi ; 4 . ap 18 tf . : 5 Wholesale Gro. A Com. Merts.'' tT. : Grain Cradles. TTTE ARB THE ACTBORTZED AGENTS FOB ! 1 -li the . Celebrated Grant's Southern Pattern Grain Cradles.- These goods are given ap to be t - k il superior .to all others. . we have a full assortment . i-. ia stock, and at as low prices as the Inferior article. - v - House or ; ap IS tf JOHN DAWSON A iJOVi,if Call and Sees n ERMAN AND DOMESTIC BOLOGNA.' JT Souced Pig Feet, Hams, Cocoanuts, Oranges, t ' ' Lemons, Dried Apples, Prune s, Vanilla, Baker's and ; uermsn c-nocouu. u rep area vocoa, rrean oues v " " and Crackers, a fall line of Family Groceries, CV T gars. Tobacco, Ac , all at Bottom Prices. , - "C 5 - . L. VOLUIRS. ' ap SI tf 38 and 28 Sooth Front street Leap Year T3KOPOSALS WILL BE CONSIDERED COM -a. li in from parties In reauestof Fainitare. We agree to seu them better varnltsre for less money i - than any Furniture store in the State. .uaiauaniiB ec-uvnuvs. a. is. voraer jaarket ana sa bm.. ap48tf - Wilmlngton.M. O, Organs, SOME NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES, JUST. rrtlvM. and for sale nnon Karv Terma. A full - stock of Office and School Stationery, Miscellaneous ' ' . -.i,.f-,-"-'-'.'r' .... V' r. 1 - i 1 ' 1 5- 1 v -C t - l, , . - if -"" ..V r' -f"tf- s 4. s-m ,& J --T.v- ZZnf-TWW o .AurAOTJuvraiujs.scat I Books, Fancy Good, a always on beentakjen. w-Go , . - 9 rlliaadTat V " trine i ."When the raa jonty of a ward meet-. Harris Mewa'tamu. and th btam Office, . 1 leigh, N.Ci ; Lttcilla j; Jones, Hamptofl.Va. 1 botue. - - r . '-apistf . , office, Kutt, near Eed Croas 8t. ' 1 ap 18 tt t-' --YATES BOOS STOKS, ' '-' " . --. v -"' - - -' -.- - ". - T'i . " -. ',,' ' ' ' - J " . ' - jr".1. - ' - - ..-