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trJ trt taacaci. .lieaj. l?ty. La.
Weiia N- C, kxm tlm ago. a4 rarrao
yUrni bimMlf; ala Iriai ta&ta ptca ta tfap
ttntxr al aaocaa mt 4rta
qi.lt coati a a d at Caio oo Taamiayt la
JJ ra eItad at fnxa 4.0QO to 8,000;
ta tojartd r tw(c aa aaMfoat 40000
wtUout br4. LorJ Dacoaa-
rooditioa a4 taaprd al Uai ac
naij KuMa givta aockvtaat Clraaca
cuout cuuat a aattataac ia caaaol
Ta Iriaat Laa4 bill gtvaa aalla-
f.ii ih JJbafa) prty. Tba Boata
Af'a B r ia rtpatad aalafnaclag
r! pa ir. - TW Oxford craw
w.a th UolTerxiy beat racaoa tba Taaaaa
iUay. Ttta Ntw Jaaaj iicfiatf
Lixn p a jr fcaa fallatl. A Oattaabarf
bit: oW i N Yo.k for$3,0Ca
Activ prpriioo ara batag asada al
i: cbtnoa i. V... (ckf taa Torktowa c a Ua -
44L Tba SaaaJoaa Yaliar Rll-
: tl co4apJtaU itataxdaj. Baaw
rM iu Mitaaua a4 Iirwaj btavy raJa
'v..'t4 iDrj ia a mimwrm cm Bit.
wtm-m u m mua,
Ta trial
.a Eapro brKaa at Ptursborg
iii
ja.trU.y; aUtjfwr Maaa arte 10 ba
imiaU Fraaca Sa (1ta aaaa
r.acaa of pvaccfal iaetiue to lb Bey of
r,...". Moeay 4QS percaaL: cuttoa
.,1. i 10 13-1SCH Me; aoataara flor
at t CO- ha at, fQo lower,
'ri4-Tui rad f 1 I6Ot 37: coro H3 te lower.
urraid yt038c; aplrUa iarpatta flraa
.i 41 reals; roata eaaNr f 1 67Hai
Tb Waahiogtoo Post places Golds
ior 10 tttrorgia.
IU Mr. Hamexieil married a Ito
ru.ii i boitc lady aod the Preaby
iry ,it Waahiogtoo ek to expe
hi,n itr for. The matter ia beiog
tally JiacojaaHi. A vott baa not b-eo
roachaU aa jat.
(f Saw Vork oa the 6ib ioeiaot,
.Nunb Carolina special interval, third
cUm, a; 3 3 -4 to i to 9; do. first
jm at 9. N'orth CaroHea 6 iaaaad
in! i:.ad U to 13.
Th Ktchmood Dispatch's corres
pondent aajs beastor Dayard oed
- ir.r-at spewch," - Ua dsdared that
h was wUliag to gp before the ooan
uy oa the facta which this dbU baa
Uvaiooed. and staad or fall with
ihaen.
lUra ia the slate of the Kei
y ! market o the 6th :
York
l i or rmM daaiaa rvpxirt COtloo
. -i. qa t iw am baa4a. bat pcicea eecah
...iv aanavaad. frtaia are aargtsa.
r .runrua faecr will ba radaeed to stz sad
i u aaorrow. Gtsxhaaa active' aad
c Orvaa gowls -ad leee qai.t
v . . u auwia aiow of aale."
Ju.Ja Field. Democrat, waata
laulej Matthews confirmed. Sorry
for Field. JIe is, ,the same Jadg
who had ao ratrcb to say aboot the
atron-governoeoi teodeocies aod
4o oo. Matthews is ooe of the advo
cate of the vary measures Field coo
learned. John Sbermao aaya Alahooe aad hia
t ara "boo of oar boce aod flash of
tZiJb.n ' Jobfl aad Billy will make
very good ooeapauaiooa with Riddle
brgar to go aloog. Says John to
Bill -"Asaddea thought strikee me,
iai as swear an eteroaf fneodship,
And they awort. . .fi. '
Tbe PhiladeipbiA JVt argea the
iUpabixaaa ia the a ate "to suod
by thaa g-arjav Thai U oorrioU They
are right In ,froot of the moxilaa aad
good Damocrauo gaoaera are at the
toohbefe Dawaav aBjl aeverai others
havV beeo blown' to atoms ' already.
Let tbem
grape.
44 stand " and catch tbe
4Iere ia farther teetimooy ooocern
tag Edgar. A)rcVaT babtta. It U
from the peo of Dr. W. Gibboo Car
tar, who wriuav as follows to the
Ilichmood SiaUi L,v w
" 1 tV ii.wPue va. flJau I Aad ia
t&a fUcasaoo4 DUpstdi of AprU 3 wbal the
eicat peat aaens about hxmmlt U true.
I kaaw Kdrr A. Few. wefl waa bia trtead
atuaded ala as epbyaictaa repeatadly.
Edgar A. Poe aavas waa a draakard- Aa
I remartad a few hoars ago. draaa Foe la
rata, aad tbe gantSsaaa as there."
No man caa eory the poeitloo of
tiao. Mabooav No man caa believe
ibat he baa the approval of bia owo
waaeatflJ21ia eld fxieW-We
lost all coofiJcflcej ia him, aad bia sew
alUee caooot rtapet hia yery highly.
whatVvW'Ueycax'aay to the coo
t rary. The f olio win jr. ffo tba Bal
timerw 8Uiuir i Mbiasftoa,
give a Bmpeworthe little 'rebel
Brigadier I . -
a at
A daraoccaaals day peoiaa opiajoa is
aoesdt to ter mcra eapeeOe la tbe e-xpeaw-aiom
of . CMsroml ot the Mahoee bost
aaaa. bwcaaaa every day the aiecUia Ught
ahica the Peaeecrata are tanslag epoa U
diacJeawj axort aid caora of its tru ehArao
ir. To ofteerrtte act partlcetafly kseo It
VOL. XXVIII. -NO.
k alraa4j apparaot that Gaa. Ma&oM bm
aalf bi 1a to faal tbat ba baa co plaad
amjaii la ta tatUbla anitoda. ua real
aad BaaaafacaaaraituapctllatTvrylaokor
bk ejaa." ...
baa na waat with tb. lata Senator
Carpantar'a rataaioa Ua will raiaro
by way of - Albany aod bv meana
botificaa. Tba Naw York eorraappo
deal of U' PhiladaTpbla Ledger
wriuaonlba Ctb:
Tba antTtl of Sanator COQ,kJ(njcJa town
tbJa aanralax baa gltaa, tiaa to a. tailaty of
rtporta aa to tba. particular object of bta
tmad. mil polatlaz. bowtrcr, to freab com
piicauooa la bia ooataat wiU tba Praaldtat
oa tba Robartaoo aomlaatioa. Mr. Cook
Uarta azcaaafraiy aaaorad at tba racaot
aaUwTMaaaat p( uooartaoa br taa Ltclua
tara, aod tba fact Hut ba baa bee a la coo
aa!tatto wiitriaYtra! 8uta Beaatora and
aaMnbtyxQaodarloc -iba day airea color to
tba aUagaUoa Ihtt ba la makiag a tptdal
SotX to baraUat jadxaaial rvrerted. Lt
tba aaaa tlaia tbata ara wbiaparlaga la aad
about tba Ualoa) Laacaa C3ot to tba effect
tba! a coaaproaalaa bctweaVtba Senator aad
tba Eftcaurala aodar way:"
Waihingwt - IsLlcr -writers -rtpre-
, ' j . ' . 1
we w, r"r-""tt "WM4V
....
I placed by their owe blaodering folly
they are talking of ao extra seaaion
agaio, - Tbe correapoodenl of tbe
Richmond Dispatch writes oo the 7lh:
"Tba Rapablicaa aitaatloa ia the Senate
daily grows more aabrraaaiar.aad not oee
of tbea caa point to a way oat of their di
tto ma, a xcapt a poo tba euppoalUoo, to
watch they adhere, that taa Democrats will
abendoe tba contest or cooeeat to soma oae
of tba cosBprotalaee heretofore mentioned
lathi corrtapoadeacfl, which bava since
tbaa indirectly bean proposed ia debate by
8bersasa aa4 other Repablicaaa. Tbey
bava bee throws oat la tba form of incl-
daatal Mxxeettaae, not as uScxa of coapro
nlaw. , V"
A pecnliar faatnre of Iba cootroverty
bat waa a the iw part lea ia tbe unanimity
with watch the Democrats are punning the
ccxifaa snaiked oat for tkemaelyes at. the
befiaatag.of.tba fixht fot 6oaia oSces.'
SSaJiraaA Caaraai 14 atlas..
SpaclaJl to .tabooed DUpalch.
KAT-rrTairxuj-, N. C, April 6.
At a coQiaranoe of the directors of
the Cspe Fear A Yadkin Valley
Railway aod Fayettcville Jc Flor
two roads were consolidated the
r ayetteville ca Floreooe transferring I
all rigbie I tbe other company, aub-
th. antral of ih. aiikhM.
4"
n vi wutu wnijjioiw, wuicu wiu
ondoebtedly be given. Mortgage
bonds -to the axnoant of $180,000 I
;n ...a :n ikin. a. i
work will begin on the extenaion of
the Florence road to Floreooe, where
it will oonnect with roads to Colum
bia, Charleetoo aod the whole Son th
em con ntry. It Is also' hoped that
eveotaallr the present Cape Fear and
Yadkin Valley road will find a
Northern oonoection, which . will
- V - J
caaka it a great throe go, freight and I
. . . '
passenger route. The compleUOQ or
Ik- fnrM rA wninMfi nn a naa
the Florend road will open op a new
aod deeirable trade for Fayetteville,
maxiag it a f(raav.traaa centre lor tne l
Cat Fear.' Yadkin" Valley aad Pee I
Dee sectiooa.
opirits Tixrpeiiune.
A pole-paachiog at Selma on
Frldsy.
The Episcopal ohnxob, Char- I
lotu. has secured a new 'and elegant or
o. at a coat of f900, and which, aaya the
GosaVarr, baa beaa paid for, . .
Greensboro Patriot: Geo, A.
M. Scales has sccepted ao lavitaliob to de
Uver the Laarary addreae before the Phllo
maiheaa Society at Oak Ridge, la Guilford
cocaty. oa tbe 14th of May.
Concord JUjuUr: The liquor
dealers ta the North are contributing
money to carry tba State ot North Carolina
agaiaat prohibition- Twenty-flvs thousand
dollara waa so beer i bed la New York in one
day.
Goldsboro Adoance: Dr. Cloaa
Is reported lo bava preached nine times
witbla tbe last algal dsys: ira Jan ounaay
ba dedicated a aew eaarca at Moreheed
City. We undersuod It was an occasion
of much iatereet. ..
Ktsston Journal: We much re-
arat tbe loae sesteiaed by Mr. l.xE, Duffy.
of Oalow, la a are weak before last,whlch
coesaaed bia bar a aad stables, isciudiog
core, fodder sad bis fanning oirstHe. Mr.
Daffy s baada wars badly Doreeo ia trying
to save bis horse.
TbeGoldsboroJxwteviffer credits
the followiag Staa luxa to tba Alorganlon
ELals: Ia 1890.. accordlag to the censoa,
tbara wers fiTtv-ooe papers and periodicals
published: ia North Carolina. Ia 1550 the
I. i.l ltn.il.vnn IS.
facts eeec us sctDfJsae-- v c
Tarboro Southerner: Oar&iwtia
W.S. Battle. Saq wbo has racsnUy
toorad ear far Sooth as Nsw Orleans, so-
jooralsg awblie ra oaa ana wamiawip.
... - ... . i
fl&JZlXZZTttiZ
1 wwyw. . I
lat thai amproyaa aao uoortrs gat oa new
tart and thai ear - crepe sren more certain
aad gaeeral progreas superior to say Bute
ikroogb which be passed except Georgia. ,
Mr. J. W. Harper, on account
of Impaired health, baa retired from the
editorship or tae auastoa -atr-u, wnica ne
foaedad. Cadar bis management the pa
per bee manly, able aad eaterpriaieg. We
resrret te pen from, blax tbe more - be
eaoaw el the aalforas- com tea which- We
have always received from blm. . We shall
be gjadtokaow be prospave 'la whatever
be andarukra." Mr. II, a,Ctma succeeds
bia. who baa alacr that beat 'wishes ot the
Hfll. - . ' 1 .2Ai
Stateavilla American There
ia a orohlbliloa law.aomiaal only, against
salting spirits la JSuiasviuia Township, and
yet It IS GUTVa iuarrKruau aaa ui .w-
Ulj. - Dld, "arihe reeidabce of bis
taotbef la thle place,-Ust fiatardayerter
aooav after protracted Claaaa, Mr. vmilam
I. Aiexaadar. U, U to oe Tegreuea
fses tbe etitatloa) of Prohibition) ts lower
lag the pnes cx cxa owing 10 ui uncar-.
tsfstyot fanarr, wbsa that product wai
; ml.
vn n-
16.
.tR3UY3P,
fl'lL'
ME
:riW
;v;vcav
dliafaa low kilt prodaeiion -would jan
tlfr. aad b'ot abytnod4y aKna coal la tbe
pocktu of Cto:XaXBitt4;jU) f7' ei with,
etc. AXfl 8MOTMYC
-a-r BeVvUle 5TFf TABeidaTille
byX0S!A
waa aa folio wa : WJDear , If a Tbe old
caaa baa 'licked ma for flfhtlog BIU Sjkea,
ba bit BUJ a) aod ma lo. itn aim bead to
tba dsettoaarr. keet ta rood cheer If . I did
rat a next nr. xoora. &&; - uarr ' uompa.
That boy's, on; line,:: Bat , hii ; UtUe aUter
rjleaaa .'cot to wrtta ot ructt tiahllo matters
oa rxjataXcarda. 'EaUrrJyabrand aewren
araxion we are raJalng. op f or the text cea-
Weldon-iVew: There are aereo
specTaa ot ! maoJlskldjowato botanlats,
aad JIoxtlLCaroJiaa bu ihcm all, Of oaks
wa bare 19 tiada,!cpioes8. of, spruces 4.
of elm 3, ot walnoia iCof : birches 8, of
atplea cr bjekortea 6. ' "Oa Friday
alrbt last a aerro named A. L. Saaapere,
applied to CoL J. B.- Darla, proprietor of
the DstIs Houte,, for supper, sod was re
fased. :An boor or 'two afterwards .while
Col. Darla waa alttiagia hla pxirala office,
aoma oee threw a rock through tbe window,
shattering the glass and narrowly missing
CoL Dsris'head. Tbe negro wss arrested
I aad bad abearioc
before Mayor Emry. He
r Qoldsboro " Messenger : The
I AtianuoiR ri. U. Kailroad aanounces a re-1
1 . , . .
I recenUy gave birth to triplets gxrle. At
last accounts mother and children were do
log well. Tbe 'little boys of Smith-
field, will have a Tournament and Corona
tion party at Smithfleld on the 9th Instant.
Tba riding to be done In acbeeae box down
a hill 200 feet, oa a track laid with plae
atraw, time, 5 eecoads and rings taken with
a iaace 8 feet long and held as you please.
The directors of tbe Eastern Insane
Asyiom will meet In Go Ids bora, .Friday tbe
13ib Instant, to organise under the new act
incorporating that Bute Institution. Tbe
directors are: J. W. Yck. Johnston; Theo.
Edwards, Greene; E. B Borden. Wayne ;
Matt-Moore, Dnplie ;M. M. KaLa, New
Hanover; W. F. Bountree, Craven ;J. N.
V a I li WtlJ aVjasMaaVlwWa a V a t fca AWMiUit
Wayne; A. D. McLean, Harnett, Tbe
Caa well Memorial 'Association holds week
ly meetiaga la Elaatoaeach Monday night.
The orranlxatloa is as follows : President
" yvj- aih Va awaaa. t Aaai I t a ' uah trav
E. F. Cax. Vice Presidents Dr. R H.
Lewis, Goi. G a Moees- Secretary A.
NlcoL Treasurer J. A. Pridaen.
Raleigh Farmer cC Mechanic :
Now. we caa name a town, twenty milee
from the Bute capital, that offers a site for
a cotton factory right alongside of the rail
road, freedom from taxes, plenty of fuel
aad material, and a dally purcbaae of 3.500
yards or doth, aa ao inducement rar some-
body to atari a factory. Nay. more: tbe
I a ehanca f.. aoma wida-awaka Northeroerf
A glacca at tbe United Stales postal
fP0" bow mtnT faonT tblnK- Th.ere
for instance, an old county, formerly famed
wealthieat county
eas poettiflce. The county Is New nanover
-wthe poa'office is Wilmington. Therein
snotaer county, wntca oy nature is tne
widatAttd la DODalation'oneof the thinnest
of our counties ; yet the good people of
Wilkes have thirty-seven offices, and we
wish may soon have a dozsn more. An
other county, which is nearly as rough phys
ically though a good deal more prosperous
la development, la the coanty of Randolph,
which is a perfect square, (aa beeomeih all
wbo bear tbe name!), has rortyeeveoomcee
Raleigh New?- Observer: Thirty-
threw dra aimers' Uoe'naee were issued from
we ouie treasury ounngaisrca. aix
te convicts were sent np to tbe Western
Nofth Riiroad a few dsys since.
It u n,more4 that a wealthy citizen Is
about to purchase some or tbe property on
Fayetteville street, where wooden buildings
now staad. aad erect la their stead several
handsome brick stores. The UtrtX
CarotnalYoAiil&mut is tbe name ot a oewa-
pa par, tbe first number of wbich made iu
appearance yesterday. It is devoted to the
cause ot absolute and unqualified pro
blbition, and la edited by 11. V. rauL
Tbe Board ot Directors of tbe Insane
Asylnm met at that Institution yesterday.
A. S. Merrimon. li H. Smith. W. & Ma-
eon, E. Burke Haywood, W. 8. Battle, R.
L. Steele, VY. 8. Harris, A. J. Tomlmson
and J. C McRae, . This was tbe first meet-
neaa tranaacted was the elecUon of a 8tew-
ard of tbe Asylum. , Mr. James H. Moor
has filled this position since tbe Utter part
city and county, who were members of the
Infantry escort which received General La-
John J. Christophers, wbo is' now in tbe I
79tb year, of hia age, having been born J
in 1803. Mr. Christophers at the same
Urns e a joys tbe distinction ol- being
tbe oldest male cltiaen of Raleigh.
Gov. Jarvis, as we slated yesterday
wealXoKIostoa oa Tuesday, at tbe requeat
ot the committee of arrangements in charge
of tbe monument to Got. Caswell. In com
paoy.with axmmherjot gentlemen.' tbe
Uovernor visited toe spot wnern tne remains
rell sre said to ire. Tbe exact
anv sort to mark tbe resting place of the
illustrious first Governor of North Carolina.
A venerable negro declares tnai tne oouy
a - at a--.. aWHa
waa uierrea at in a ipoaot aa oa we, i
taa n not at aii oeanwe.- since ai ma eu.
sued three oaks, in a dozen feet of each
other. Tbe grave of a daughter of Gov.
Caswell is shown, and tbe gravea of other
asabers of the family are also there. Rich-
ard Caswell was flot only tne nrst uovernor I
ofliorth.Carollna under tho. consUiuUon.r
IBJA Al UI AAA LiaUUll
U wM Gr.Bd ' Master of
Masoaalath. State., , ,rn-
afa
arsijEQ git
new AavaxatriaanawTs.
J. U Mrroe Soxodont, etc
McEaoa Clothing to measure;
O. Dxtson & Co. For organist.
La Boctxxlixh Bsos - Dry goods.
Dm & Scar Tailors aad fornishers.
aeaktaaT tMe1 feratelera. ' -'- -
Mr. C. M. Harris was expected to leave
for Birmingham, Alabsma. last night, to
ascertain the facts In regard to tbe acci
dsntsl killing ot hia brother, the late T. C.
Harris, the Darticulars ot which are as yet
,,51 u mystery so fsr as his fsmlly
and friends la Wilmington are concerned.
HORS FORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
ecu as a brain aad nerve food. It. is not. a
quack mediclue, bat. is "prepared according
to the directions of he well known Prof.
E. N. Honeford. t
QTOV N; . Cr. SATURDAY.:
IacaJ Data.
. . Good Friday and Memorial Day
ara bota approaching "
I - The atcrtnflag waa displayed at
:: The hour fof eveniof aervioes
baa bees changed In aoma of our churches
to 8 o'clock. ; ;
The weather yesterday was
somewhat stormy and dUigteeable, and
I durlcc the afternoon soother considerable
fall ia temperature was experienced.
Mr. N. F. Thompson will, deliv
er aa address on the subject of temperance
at the Fifth 'Sireet' lIethodist church on
8unday night, commencing at 7 o'clock. '
. The City Clerk, and Treasurer
gives notice that tax-listing will commence
at the City Hall on Wednesday, the 1st of
June, and continue for twenty working
...
days thereafter.,
SergeanttDavia received instruct
Uona, yesterday morning, to kill a vicious
dog belonging to a party in the Southern
part of the city, which bit a little child a
day or two ago.
Rev. Dr. Pritcbard left for
home yesterday mornings His visit here
l uuuig ieu(j uiwiutuKii um viati. ug
I many friends la Wilmington, and especially
to the congregation - of the- First Baptist
Church. ' "
Dally treaiteer Beltatlta,
The following will show the state of
the thermometer, at the stations nsmed, at
3.00. P. M, yesterday, Washington mean
time, and also tbe amount of . rainfall in
inches .for the twenty-four hours ending
daily at 3 P. Hn except Tuesday, when it
is 43 hours, as furnished i by Sergeant
James W. Watson, Signal Officer at this
Station:
Tern.
R. F.
1.43
239.
1.48
.69
, .00
.00
-oo
.44
.00
.00
.oy
.00
1.61
1 32
.71)
.08
Weather.
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloody
Atlanta,;.
Aognstn. . .
59
57
65
43
70
75
86
79
86
76
79
7G
75
61
CO
69
Charleston. .
Charlotte....
Corslcana........
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Fair
Galveston.,... ...
Havana.'.....'....
Jacksonville
Key West
Montgomery.,...
New Orleans.....
Punte R&asa
Savannah.
Wilmington...... 1
Cedar Keys...... '
Clear
Fair.
Clear
Fair
Fair
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
The following are the Indications for tbe
South Atlantic States to-day:
Areas of rain, followed by clearing
weather; nottbweat to eonlbwest winds,
rising barometer and.statiooary or a slight
rise in temperature.
Baarcaataatiast or tba Beard of Addle
anal Flaaatee.
We bavo heretofore omitted to state the
fact that the Board of Audit and Finance
of the city of Wilmington, at its last regu
lar meeting, was re-organized by tbe elec
tion of officers for the ensuing term of two
years.
Mr. William Calder, the newly-elected
member from the Second Ward, came for
ward and was duly qualified.
Mr. John S. McEacbern, in order to re
lieve the Board of any doubt or missppre-
tension as to the existence of a vacancy
under the recent action of the Governor,
tendered his .resignation, which was ac
cepted by the Board, and he was thereupon
immediately re-elected as a member of .the
Board to represent -the Fifth Wsrd, and
wss duly qualified.
. MrV OctaviuaJAi Wiggins, eke newly ap
pointed member for tho First Ward, also
came forward and qualified, -which waa
immediately followed by' a lender Of his
resignation, upon' which, however, the
Bosrd bss not yet taken action
Mr. Norwood Giles, member from tbe
Fourth -Ward, was re-elected Chairman,
Al 0 Bachelor,w , wriUng : ua Irom his
"Bancbe" in old Sampson, under date of
enjoyment wblcb took piece in a ouuaing
netr Mr. Daniel Robinson's, on Friday, the
25tb ult, under Vie auspices of several of
Ssmpson's fairest daughters, and in wbich
qaite a number of young folks from Simp?
son,. Duplin, Blades and Pender counties
participated. Among the . attractions be
mentions'1 good music, sumptuous fare,
plenty of. dancing and! the prettiest of
.MBachelorn. friend has been dangerously
smuten in hia old age.
kivkb and nABinls.
t . .
Tfte boier Jennie B. Morse, with a
f lfr n tt j AhraBa waa
cargo of lee for Mr, B. H. J Anreas, was
reported aground oo- the Bar, but was ex-
peeled to get off at high: Water.
r..i . Vt
lUO KUVUUEi rcyuri.ou muwib.um
ingPsn Shoals "got off - yesterdsy -at 12
oclock. :CapC G C. Morse, of1 the Pilot
Boat Wriah limmon, erasing off the light
ship picked up 4Q.barrelapt kerosene oil
and 80 boxes of sdepj whicbT were thrown
oyerboard from the" schoonerC The vessel
wasbouad'to Charleston and proceeded pn
her way. Heraame wits unknown; Capi.
Morse wJU furnish any" particulars desired
by parties Interested:'" ' '
-,fr PreMiwrSteae pt ase Malr
kA0ddavfirayU eitiretii pretexted by ' the
use of BuaNETrg'CocoAnnc.Q"It has been
used laHhOusahd j of "cases where the hair
was horning' out lahandiulsiand haadever
failed to tarresi.vlu -decay; it promotes a
healthy and vigorous growth, and it is at
tne same lime untftvz&i as a aofland glosty
dretrtng for tbe balw - - -
BURNET-T?8FlJLYOBING ex
TRACTa are the best, strongest and most
ealthfaL Sold every where. w; 'fi
j . auafaaaaaa aaBfaasTn t "CT
TEX MOBNINri BTAB cam always ba aad at the
feUowicTDlaose ia the eaty: The PureeU Hoaae,
Bsrris' NewajBtaad, aad the 8taa Office.
APRIL 9; ,1881.
vrimiaai cenrta
The following -cases were disposed
, Stateys. SUs Conoiey. charged with
PAIIV TlofonI.nt fnan Hf .ItK .
"" Kin . ,tur"ift
commgndatirtn" tamnrr.v: .InAirment
andAi,co.tfro biolf : s;;sH
State ys. SmUh Eonett atid Mlnerya En
nett, charged with harboring7 an escaped
felon. DefeodantS '' found guilty and sent
eoced to two years' each in the State Peni
tentiary.'! i . . :;. ,;
State ys. C. H. Gilbert, cbarired with vi-
olating a city ordinance. Defendant sub
' - - . -
mitted and judgment wsA.suspendedlupoh
thAnamntir onata : ,
State ys. C. H. Gilbert, charged with vi
- .
olating a city ordinance. " pefendanl sub
mitted and was required to pay one penny
and the costs.
State vs. C. H. Gilbert, charged with vi
olating a city ordinance. 'Case dismissed
1 at tha nnrt ft tfiA liMaaanlAw
. T - ' '
I State va. R. Rentlv: rhftroAd with .n
ducUng
ant submitted and. judgment was suspend -
ed upon the payment of costs. In thirteen
cases 7ioi. pros, was entered.
State vs. M. J. Bently, et al.; charged
n.!lh MnMl... !ltam -KT,1 ..la
vvtiuuvaiwaj swaj Atyit svsh sie
.W. A. Bently. Others continued.
State vs. Jerry Palmer, convicted of
flae pretences. Defendant sentenced to
twelve months in the. State Penitentiary.
Maj. John W. Dunham, Clerk: of the
Court, tendered his official bond, with
sureties, which bond was approved and
accepted by the Court. ' '
The Grand Jury came into Cort, an
nounced that they had concluded their la
bors, submitted their. report. and were dis
charged. . ; . . . .
A Flowery Bbbbery,'
: The flower garden of Mr. A, Adrian, on
Orange, between Second and Third streets,
. ... . ' ' '
nraa rlcinni la1 .of coom n rr rT In.nln A
was despoiled last evening of twenty five
or thirty beautiful double hyacinths, in the
growing and possession of wbich the owner
had taken a great interest and just pride.
The theft was committed in tbe
early part of the night, and "was dis
covered j almost immediately, as Mr.
Adrian had had visitors, and when
tbey were leaving took them oat into the
yard to give them some of tfie fiowers only
to find that he bad none to dispose of. He
was naturally much disgusted at finding the
result of his care and attention thus appro
priated by anotherf and we trust this notice
will result in the detection Of the robber
end a stop being made to similar depreda
tions. "!.:.'
Gatkapietaly Recovered.
James Marshall, the seamen from the
Schr. Katie CoUint, who was attacked with
smallpox and sent to Mt. Tirzah Hospital,
below this city, about a month ago, where
he was nursed by - Mr, Dan. Shean, com
pletely recovered from his malady, but was
afterwards prostrated with other diseases,
though of a less serious nature. He has,
however, finally come forth irom the try
ing ordeal perfectly restored to health a
somewhat remarkable fact, considering his
age, which is said to be upwards of sixty.
Rlayor'a Coart.
Tbe only case for Mayor Smith, yester
day morning, was that of , a small colored
boy, named James Johnson, who says he
came here from Wadesboro about two
weeks since, and who Was found by the po
lice asleep in a box on the street. He told
such a pitiful story,! saying he had no fa
ther or mother, was anxious ' to get some
thing to do to to support himself, etc., that
he was discharged with suitable advice
and admonition. ,
, Ttaa jniAix.s.
The mails close and arrive at the City
Post Office as follows: 1
Northern through, jnailav-fast,- 6.-00 P. M.
Northern through and way
mailsil . 'IS.. . .i 5:80 A, M.
Raleigh. 5:30 A M.
Mails for the K. C. Railroad,
and routes Bttppliedthbre-
i rom, including A. & N. C.
0 Railroad, at.... , ,.f . . r ; 5:30 A. M.
Southern mails for all points .
South," daily. . . .8 A.M. and 7:45 P. M.
WesternmailslO. C. Rdaily
(except Sunday), f. . . : 8:10 A M.
MaU for tCheraw& Darlington
Railroad......... m ererarw uai 7:45 P. M.
Mails for points between Fib-,
rence Had' Charleston; 8 A. " !
'IsUwad-. .V?A?i?,.x.5aJ'7if45- K- M.
FayetteviUedoceanOapene ;. -.; ,
, r FearvlyervJfuesdaySi andvi- rfv
' . Fridays. ...v.... m ...... : 1KM)P M.
Fayetteville, via "Lnrhberton, '
' daily1, except Sundaya. . ' 8:iO;A. M.
Onslow C.Hwi and Ifiterme- --:
diatb offices, Mondaya . and . -
.Thursdays............... 6:00 AM
Smithvillq mails,, bv steam- .. .
boat, daily (except Sundays) 8:30 A. M
Mails for Easy Hill, Town'1
. Greek, Shallotte and Little i :
- River,- ;Mondays and Thurs-.
. . days. ...... ..... ; s 6KX) A. M
Wilrnlpgtbri' :and ' BlackvRiTer ; ; '
Chapel, Mondays, Wedhes- '
days and'FridayB;: . . 5:00 A. M.
I -1 -.bjOPEN FOB TJXLXVBBT.
Northern-ittxougit.and way c
mails. . .v.. .." . . . . . ..... 7:80. A. M.
Northern through mails...... 90 A M.
Southern! mails.......;.....- 7:80 AM.
CaroIinaCentraL'Railroad. . 400 P. Jf.
. Mails collected from street boxes every
'day at'8.80 PM. -. .".,:-,.t ? .
General delivery open from 6. -00 A. M.
to6 KX) P. M. ,: and on Sundays from 8 0 to
Q:80A.'M.--.Jn- I-V-v '- i--
Stamps for aale at general delivery when
stamp office is closed. , m-;?? -
' Stamp Office open from. 8 ATM. to 13M.,
and from 2 to5i50 P.M.I Honey order and
Register Department open SAme sa -stamp
Office. . ; ' easi '"'
" MEADE B AKER'S J CARBOLIC
MOUTH WASH la a tragraht ind delight
ful toUet article; ia4 'posWyely core all
diseases olthe3iarjro.ma
cay,' purify the breath-aad-preeervetbe
teeth, J It will.also , relieve Sba icenbss,
and is an excellent gargie ior jjokk xsroat
Price GO cents a bottle; Fctf sale ; by drog
gista generally iTJitf trade supplied try the
wholesale druggists in . Richmond andBalt
timore. n . mhSOSmeod
WHOLE; NO.;4,258 oicw
I Tea n nf nainM k a.i. a
of j .Tutt's Pills In public estimation. Their
luAit
M I Xk'IT J. w .?.ij . uvop....
..v- jBtucupe aqa America as weu as i tbe
tlfl 1 army. and BaTV. Cuba and Other rnnntrli
inr!;9-
-I - ' :J - - ' ':U ' ' i-' ;,f
SKCONS SOUNB Or QrjABTBKLY MKBTINQS
t fOT the Wilmington District cJ the .Metipdlst S.
. Charch, South : , . ; V.
Wiale4haA'iiea....-.ir;;;...A 4-10
wuaerme, at Carrer'a . Creek. ...,; .April 16-17
I ZtESZZZlV
w Creek...... u April ao '.
Ktnwt inrll o
- iiminrwtt.Mii
- 1 ZJSfiKf M7 1
I BraaawiearMMt' 7:n:::r::;iiay''': 'ii-ia
i J Sx fi1!? 8 inapei.... ...... May ; Si S3
Mvwt vruiu Axout;ii. .
May " 3 89
Clinton...
Cokeebnry.
Coharie.,..
.Jane , , 4 S
.Jane 11 IS
.Jane 18-19
L. 8. BURKHKAD. :
, Preslfllns Klder. '
A RABaV ' BAR8AIN. A: well MfAiati at. 4
prosperona Weekly NevrBpaper. located in a tari
r BaflHMd. i rA, ..1. m..i.rT:
a
r J ' - - . - - .
1o WdSnfSa
1 CitfrJf. "fi88 "PJaT :
botUea of Hod BlttaiL tAaTATI hv tnv aaHTa Hha haa
done her own work for a year since, without the
l.4v3L, Z "Si w CYWjruuuy l HOW 1C JOT
tv I vuou inah'lla Js JTSTIIlcri
- WHO IS MRS. WINSLOW f As this question
wo wiu Bunpjy say uuu sue is a
Joy who for upwards of forty years has antiringly
devoted her tdma aad talents as a- Female Physician
and nana, principally among children, bhe has
namecoasclass, and, as a result of this effort, and
practical knowledge obtained in a lifetime spent as
nurse ana puysicias, sna nas compounded a booth-
uu Djrcupiur duiaren teeuung. - is operates Ilka
niaglc giving test and health, and is moreover tore
to regalatethe bowels. In consequence of this ar
ticle Mrs. Winslow is becoming world renowned as
a benefactor of the race; children certainly da ana
trrandbleas her; especially ia this the case in this
wj. uv. Huaniiues OI ue Boouung byrupare
dailt sold and used here. We think Mrs. Wluslow
has immoEtalized her name by thla invaluable arti
cle, and we sincerely believe thousands of children
have been , saved from an early grave by its timely j
use, and that millions yet unborn will share ita
siuB, wa uuw iu caning ner blessed. No mo
ther has discharged her duty to her Buffering little
I one, in oar opinion, until she has eirea it the bene-
I flt of Mia. Wln.law'a Hnnt.hino nnn ow
I l : i uw-
inera tkj: it how. Ladies1 VirtCor. New York
city. Bold by allProgglata. 25 cents a bottle. :
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
If..U&TAATD
I SPR IHG CATALOGUTE
1: -iwM y.
I Sent on. Application.
I Special Department for Mail Orders.
Le Boutillier Bros
DRY GOODS,
Broadway and Fourteenth St.,
NEWYORK.
Dyer & Son.
RS AND rURNISHBRS."
Bafora mitehMtnir in fnn
ot out of town, It will be ta the advantage or every
wn w ui uu ui 1 tib oar une or nece uooas.
Butts made to order from $18 60 upwards. Fit and
workmanship guaranteed. Fine line of Furnishings
Goods just received. apStf
' 1 1
Blue Yacht Flannel,
rjpo MAKE TO MEASURE.
Pants to order $4,00 and upward,
: . At MUNSON'S,
. apfllt Clothier and Merchant Tailor, g
Sozodont,
RIENTAt TOOTH FASTS, CASHMERE BO-
tuet. Rose. Brown Windsor, Elder Flower and
other Soaps, Chevalier's Life for the Hair,
For sale by JAMES O. MDNDS,
Draegist,
P 0 tf 35 N. Front St.
For Organists.
ORGAN GEMS. $3.59. By F.'L. DAVENPORT.
ORGAN SELECTIONS. , $1.60. By PETERS-
sATIBTSrS SBGAN VOLUNTARIES . , $3.50. i
BATISTE'S LAST COMPOSITIONS. fS.50.
ORGANIST'S RELIANCE. 10 Noa, each $135.
Complete $8. By EUGENE THAYER.
ZUNDEL'a ORIGINAL ORGAN COMPOSITIONS
$1.35.
In these six well made books will be found a very
large number of voluntaries, some clasaical. some
new and light, but all good. Organists will be glad
to use the longer ones intact, and to adopt the
a norter compositions as themes from which to vary.
51SJTATLPB' Prtee reduced to to cts.
OUVETTJE, price reduced to 60 cts.
JOHNSON'S NEW MaTHBD FOB HARMONY.
?JM- ,T7. R JOHNSON. "The beat book in
theworldr' (for its object), waa the commendation
aastowea ay an enthnaiaatic pupil on a former book
by the same author. . However that may be, this Is
US newest tnali. and nail h.rrtlv ha -rrahaA trm
plainnesa of erplaaation, ease and thorauabnesa.
It doea not. attempt Counterpoint, or any ofvthe
fivymoim oe cempoaiuon ; out connaaauaeir
tO thOSe thlnm ' th! Avm-r nru.nl.f trmm onrul
Player, and every composer of 'th e people's ma-
mil It nnivhf ,A W ......
yw : wwa". www ;.i ; w ,
Oliver Ditson & Co.,
BOSTON.
CHAS. BT. DITSON A CO. I J. E. DITSON A CO.
843 Broadway, N.Y.
"92;
933 Chestnut St., PhiL
ap a aw u
wea eat
A, David
T3TA8THB LARGEST STOCK OF THE BEST
and cheapest Clothing! Shirts and Furnishing
Goods for Men, Boys and .Children; also ef " Flee
Goods for custom orders.
A. David
Employs a large capital and is managed with brains.
Our gains are all mde bn the simple policy of pro
ducing the beat sarments at the least eost and Bell
ing great taanti'ies at the sinallest profit. Before
buy!
rug your spring uiouung can oa -
A. DAVID.
ap8tf
r ' Leading Tailor and c lothier.
10,000
BUSHELS PRIME WHITE
. . CORN JUST RECEIVED.
' 300 Bush best OATS, ' 300 Bush. HEED PEAS, 100
Bushels.PafARL HOMINY. 73 Bales TIMOTHY
HAY. ' " 'V.-:'iTfiVi ' ' Tlt;
And "BEST BOLTED MEAL IN THE CITY." ,
:'. " PRESTON UTJMMJNC St OO.i'
" Millers and Grain and
ap 8 tf ' Peanut Dealers.'
Li Si Li
NEXT DRAWING OF THE
Lonlslana State Xoltery
7.
rfAKBS PLACE- APRIL 12, CAPITAL .PRIZE
X $80,000. Whole tickets. $3 00; Halves, $1 00.
Address Lock Box 273, - -i;
mh 9 tf Wilmington, N. C.
it"ai.i.Mtiia' r T -
'jOoBttaet Adrattlaemaata i Ukaa a troo
MNoaparall typa aaaka ana aqaara.
WWRTISMENTa
lU .EVB'U TT E R .
i i..ir. :-.-:'V-'. ,.
; VKRr CHOlpl FINS tLk;QRD,
Smoked 8almon. Herrtnga and ' Bloat rm
New GanninoOwrsah, ".
Largejso. X rat Mackerel,;
Pat NO. 9 Mackerel, six for 18 eta.
Preaerraa for sale by the pound,-
. - j --if
Cherrle. Plne-Appl, Peache-, and Orangje aaA
. . Apple JeUy, . ......
The irery flnert qaallty of N. O.' MolaMe.
Also, Porto : Bice aah New Crop Caba.
. .- ..- - :--:! .. 1.' ..i-.
.:- .i"i..N.
"
.1 KZ W4Aa a . J
Hats!
T ATEST- STTLB8 1
Hats!
L0WS3T PBICXS I
HARRISON A AXXKM.
'V"-. -' -; :Battws.
ap7tr
A New Supply
I C TJHAT POP0LAR LtTXRATURJt, POB
I J
I 'uaea ny tne amjskiuan boo A XXCUAhUE,
Just received at1
' - aaiNSBKRQIRtt
Live Book and Music (Hon-.
Pianos aud Orgitns.
TJ10RCA8H OR ON THE
-T. v EASY INSTALMENT- PLAN ,
Music Boxes. Guitars. Violin a. aad V'
' ' w othex Musical Inatramenti,
' ForYaleat -x '
ap6tf . .. BEINSBSRQKR'S.
rrWLOMS CROPHONK I TnaUnt Omnmnntcattoa
x. oyt
the WATTS PATENT TEi.BruuM ES . 1 a
cat a of
ACCUent. rira or Bnral.ra thtrr ara kmnnA
price. OWN YOUR TXLSPatONB LIMES I BK
rice. OWN TOUR TKLEPuONa 'JNtl I nc
inujETJCMUSEMT I-. smctant' a aiatanee of
(A
mues. we win erect unee, or sell materials with
fall Instructions. Prices Phones $7.00 each Wire
SOc per. pound. ' Gniraateed to work If properly
put up. . . EDW'O & HOLTV
' General Agent for North Carolina.
B. 1. MORBIIX. S$ BON,
mh S3 eodSw su we fr Ag'ta for WUmlnttoa.
Parasols and Sun Shades.
Brown C Roddick
45 M arkct Street. -
WE HAVE NOW ON HAND A BEAUTIFUL
assortment of the above at prices raaglnc
from 15 cents to $15 00.
LACES AND HAMBURGH.
Our line in Laces snd Bsmburgs baa nevar
be-n so complete as at this time. W e are opening
many noveliies.
NECK RUFFLING.
A New Line jast received .
BROWN St RODDICK,
ap 8 tf . . i5 Market St.
Paas Easter Egg Dyes.
AND A FULL ASSORTMENT OF PATENT
Medicines . Aha one of the moet elegant line
of fancy and Toilet Articles in the city. Cologne a
specialty ; try the F AGINATION, it la perfectly ele
gant.
J.'H. HARDIN.
spStf rrusKlst, New Market.
William H. G-reen,
Successor to Groen A Planner,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGI8T,
Market Street, bet. Front and Second,
ap3tr WILMINGTON, N. C.
Try
Irs. Joe Person's Indian Tonic Bitters.
CUBES SCROFULA, RHEUMATISM, HEART
Disease, Chronic Bilious CoUo, aad aU klade of
Eruptions and Skia Diaeasee ariaing from Impurity
of the blood. As an Alterative To ale and Purifier
of the Blood it haa proves ltaelf unaeuaUed.
' SEE GOVi HOLDEN'8 OPINION.
;' " " " Haismb, N, CI, Dee. 3d, IBM.
I take pleasure In stating that a member oi soy
family- haa saed Mrs. Joa Feraoa'a Indlaa Tonic
with good results. I believe her rameSr exceUeat
for the purposes for which It is intend a.
! ... , ,,,W. W.BOLDEN.
BKE JUDGE STRONG'S OPINION.
Bsxbmk. N; Dee. lit, ISdff.
Mrs. Joe Person : Mart am Borne months ago 1
waa In bad health, susenag rrom aebiuty, tnatgae
tlon and loss of appetite, when a frland todnoed me
to try your Bitters Maxmto. I did so with the moat
happy results. I take great pleasure la neomman
dint It as a valuable and efficient vegetable Tonic
Very respectfully . . , GEO. V. eTttOaU.
Prepared by Mrs. Joe Person. Franklintoa. N. C.
poraaieoy
mhlSly
WM. H. G&aBNi Drasxiat.
nac vVilmugton,N. C.
apmwU
A LOT OF LARGE CHOICE ASPINWALL
BANANAS nnd FINE SWEET ORANGES jast
At ' B. G. NORTHROra
mhSStf Fruit and Confectionery Stores.
Sundries.
2750 SACK iVBJrXMLSAIA',
25 Bbls SPANTSH BROWN, i .
, SO Bales COITON YARN,.
ao Car loada Prima White CORK.
For aale low for cash. '
mh37tf u 'JrlCJ"? ; i-rQ. BONE? A SONS.
Looli:t647ur .Interest
A ND STOP AT VI T.f.ART BOWDEN'S,
T'
.ri.i
where the largest aeaortment of Hamaea, Bridlas.
Baaajaa, uouars,-
' Tra ka. - Tntvattnr Baca
brought to this city ,are to be aeea and boogiu t or tba
least money. - Try them and be eonvincad. Mana
faeturlngand repairing, done with naataeea aad
dispatch - - v - r. -
. ap a u , . . u ;. . , , now a oouta rrom bu
BK IT REMEMBERED t-The ' NeW- Furniture
8 tore of Behreads St Munroe, 8.' E. Cor , Mar
ket and eecoad Bta., Wilmington, N. C Is aow
exhloiflna the largeat aad moat eamplete Stock of
Parlor, Chamber, - Dlnipr. v ofAoa ; aad Library
Furniture In thaetate; wardrobes, klda Board.
Lounge Oil Clotha, Mattraaaea, as., c. Aa.. all
ofwlehmast ba sold. Wbolaaala aad ketall at
price to compete with say North era Hoaae. t jiva
us a trial before sending yoar orders North aad wa
will convince yoo,t ) ' j: m v ap SOT:
Par ticular : II otico.
1J i - FOB THIWTY DATS jrBwJi TUB rTUBT
day or March, 1 wiu anu Baadie. Hanxtae
and Collars at east. Alad Whips an
Saddles asp
tsarriaaea. oi
Streets, at Factory
1 .',.1 !U
P. H, HATDXN.
MM
a Jta