EtOBUEIQ BTAB.
, rtiiAMtU UAtLT MXCXTT kfOXUaVrt-
a.aa
UWIHITM .0ava
u- r.
114 owat&a.
T City
,t,. rf- Cat far
... An jam wad " enaaW
K
Int.
Feet Odtea tt WUmtaa-u-s, 9. C.
I
OITL1XK.
WtrMUt, 00 tri! t DotiJI, T.. fo'
i mar Jr of kij ittT, m tcoaintd b-
CtulM 01 lanmij uon imw unaiuiunj
. 1 l. . W - .1 k.
itt JJ- MerUlao. him., bad a
r..').()x) flr MjoJ ai(bi; it m of
c-oJia'T oruio.
Loociuwt baa
Dn a aoalaii for L d. Marhl of Qrot
. (J1tt.oo (Tri) ocrcbaau will
'
...didiin coowiauoaiuij n m grsa-
. . . 1 . . . . k . .
inrV It" 10 tl at ?UU.
Usv. E
a Cuhtm. t rotMtaai pucopj oar-
n.u. .A..ouoc a pofpcaa of Joloiag
raia Catbaiie Caurca. Tna
' -
. i.fttnooti MiJOaf Cooftrtoc mat at
l v t' ly Uoo. M. I. O'Cuo-
n.r. ..f C'utf Ui. S. C. U vrv UL -
L -r 1 li :Coaild Jwvi al ) o'clock ltcr-
j. aioroia Count VoaArom ia
iyj Wjrk aJ bcua oo tb Cbi-
. . Text A Mrlicsa Railway. la
r.ir aa of T. aim toy at
N y.. a- K.iiy ikt aaccaaafaL
- ,S Vrk mi'aU
Moo-y P
,1
--. 1
, uii.ro Sof oiitt is aec&ioi: Utt
tA::-6i.T . uaruc4 raj ftwjiss,;
,(-ir i 'urpaotio 4 it ! M'ajy at 40
, k,v. roaia at ft ft7fl TX
.lrii.aaiQla aod tha typa eat for
iuon woalJ have printed a
h.H,a tic larga aa the New Tea-
v , . I
.(Titit. or one nan in aix 01 me i
1 ) ,1 l rlttnent.
It ti.' v-callad I'rohibitiou bill ia
rturifi. w ndr what sort of wine
tii J ci Ur w:ll h old by the saloon?
It' the li.Irih Christian Atieorat
aill rmii ' to expret an opinion,
tn.l Ut a ca!1 it an opinion and not
in "ici," w will say tha wine
i.J ci lr will 1 tlecidedly tlromj.
(.r ill, it Mutricily in order to aak
K.v. Dr. Deams will preach the
,) i wrmon bf ora tha Yoaog Men's
....
ClirmiAn .tociuoo 01 the Univer-
ty o( Vifk-mia 00 Jaoe 26, 1881. On
Thjf.liv nuht tb reoDle of Wil- I
J I
ntou will have ao opportunity of
an unwritten lecture from
ibi ii'.iaguihd and eloqaeot gen
'.iVratn. Dr. Daam ia 00a of tha
t-a- men we ever heard who spoke
mlly dna Koglieh. We have aome
.u" thoasht he ezlemporixed as
f 1 1 4 he write.
,. htt ipeecb st the prohibition
...nn in Charlotte Moodav. the
H ..... K a b- McAd en referred to CoL
W, Juhottoo aa tbe "grog-shop
.:.n,l..Jate" for Mayor. Cspu De
.Volt aieo gracaiully alluded to
bim aa tha "whteky caodidate," And
thi-. we presume, ts tbe style of argu-
mam the oppoeilioo will have to
m-at. Hat. aariously, daring all this
tnumciDallv maddleJ meae io Char-
... . i. -. . i .v. a t a I
r j
Utl. WUl, DECUIOf Ul IUV k I IUU UIU I
l-mocratio party ?
;.rtiaM .a .a fall irmnilhr w th
. -jr j
.h- Mahoo movement to breakup
.h Democratic party in the South.
iU.4y ha will do all io his power
' i r
'.- ui it. Thi. aoet of talk ta hiving
... .T . .. 1 h;1. ...V.nin him I
.treoirthensCooklinc. The Richmond
" I
.Vj.'i letter of the 19th says :
Tha rridat staad flnaJy bj Bob- I
tr'euo. Matthews, aad Chaadlar. tha moat I
ooctiortaaa acmnlaattocj sobmJtaad to tha
Stasia. KoCwsnsoaa ocalaattoo will go to I
Cookhag kscnairmaa; ChMOtVmr probably
to tbw Jodldary Ccoaittaa. which already
h4 kfatlhaw's occaiaailoa, aad of which
tookiisg bf a member. It la bajlevsd that
Cookhag will eppcee all of them, bat that
Matthews and llooertaoa will be confirmed
m moath heoca."
ma VBamiif ftM miiMT ftft. vm, I .
mU nul aA. 81 j
-
ta - - t m
i - - I HU
KtMitt, Utw la aa j pm ot l
war Ctty Arau
: ta Bora llaa Ukrmm mm
N'aw York IrruU of Sunday pat anj dicUtor of bis party the c"10 they had perished in the snow. A wo inning casea ior retaiuug whc jwt-i. iou, oua,-j oar- ine worx or laying tne pipe forme
,-. 1 , . , . V. . About ten or twelve days after the snow a liquor cn Sundsy were disposed of by rels; 1879, 381,480 barrels; 1880, 331,932 Waterworks was commenced yesterday,
tenty-ij-bt page coocarn. .pacal favonta of the Queen, the lady Uving off a piece told me ahe kept m 8mito yealerdaj m0rnlng, judgment barrels; 1881, 315.785 barrels. Total four ground being broken at the intersection of
,-oma.nc.l lOf -ol.d colamna of boldeat leader of the Tones, the re- 5fef"f K.JV DOfleL!"w Hi !at.05 beinir susoended in each case on account of years, 1,233,469 barrels: average per year. Market and Front streets, and the first nine
Th- immenaitr of this country ia Minieter In 1880 he waa beaten l0Q of tn9 P"bJtery that up to the open- thermometer, at the atations named, at 08 unnecessarily delayed, a very timely re
iha immensity ot txiu country Minister, m iasu ne waa oeeD Io-0f the session yesterdsy morning, no J vmafar,mv w.0h,, quest owing from the fullness of the pro-
what
aafoniahar) Tlapvthardt. She I
w i . . . w r.r.k -t;-
y she laughs at the foolish notions
be had before she came. She was
Io Mtooiahedat "the immeoae) num-
b-r of big towns where wealth and I
... . a . a S I
fihioa Mim to Ul" She also Jid
oot fail to oote the energy and vital-
itj of the people. She said :
"Ertrybody does socnetatsg all the time,
'"Sit. o.
iuajsy oight aa oo alt wther oighta. aad at
i"J tnattiaaaa bade. The whole people
to bate a coil of spriogs ; push. poh,
yusuioa- alt tha tlrna. I lik it, bat ligiva
tam fewr. I feel la praeeare. t ii ine
icii.meoi. It' a!l tha am whrver
There liea the trouble. It is push,
In, go. All work and bat little
ry. Toe maflhloery pf life runs
i.t and wears rapidly.
Ciraheth City falcon : A bou t
ajo. oo Taaday, a trsgady occurred la
bop kept by Tied. Slgf, oothe corner
"f Mala aad madaxtar sueata. WUllam
Pukar. a wall kaowa necm, waa ahoi aad
iavost bauatly killed by tJugar. It wss
txidaotal. A aevira kjae to ue eom
cnaaity waa the daet of Mr. Coeataace C
Oraea. wkUtti occurred at hia reaidaace
b-r oq Moaday moraiag. Io his 634 year.
VOL. XXVII1.-N0.
25.
dth or lqko BiACOSiriBlu.
The telei?rtDh iaahee tha intelli-
canoe that tha trreit l-adar of th
n r .j
Tn avail! nnt llnnlhr Mnv
I . . ft
I LTTV kCVJ. lit UH1 UWB 111 CriLlCKll V
IF. L.J I ! 1 1 ' . ! 1I
1 -
,or , ana, aitfeougQ mere Haa
I bo improvement, there was not
coofideoo felt io the certainty of his
recovery. A very uocommoo mao
k . . j ti:.i:
I u u ULUIIU MWBV- 111! I11H II liriDirpr
r o-
than anwfiftt on TS.n nf.J..i.h
mao of Itttera. belooeioe to the Dr-
a
ai .nd doUd r.r h-mn.
I . . . . . '
m MaBBA ajiiBa
Mmi wy wMU5 uruu.ns iraK-
mamtarw ril i I 1 nnv.Ii
.lament, first fail, aa a speaker, but
ih.m iK.t h. tlm. ;n
, . . . . .
-u,u uj win ua Biau . ucar mm,
meo naee step oy step, oecomea one
of the factor ia the British House,
,
fcU '"' ,B1UBri uw,u
I v 1 .1
L"Q omc9 na uecomea me
rpm;.r f ,h. n,;.5.h V;.. rv;.
- . . v . w. ... uut..v. uia
offisa h hA iW In iftaa tha
QaMn offered to raise him to the
eerage, ooi tnia no aecunea. a
few years ago he was ere
atal F!rl of Ilaaoona6ld. Tha I
- "- - - - - - B
cipieol of the adalalion of the no
hilitv honors a. f.- Rnl.ihm.n
were ever honored, is not his career
' ... I
really marvelloaa, more wonderful I
than the historv of any hero of any
novelist ?
Ha waa a an end d nartv I
1 r 11 . r .
.eauer, ,un o. raurx:, au4erPr...nK,
Do,d,not scrupa.ou-, tond ot sur-
- ' " v aw w v. I
th misukea of hia adveraariea, and
to ln raaka ranital bv adontinff I
1 -j r o 1
. v .1... v..j 1 . .. . j
Beurw w UW1 w ,rJCv,
and making them his own.
There have been few Bnliah alales-
men who equalled him in epigram- I
m.ti,w,.o, -ho .rri.d roor of
ating and bitteroeaa on his tongue.
Hot the great politician ia silent now.
61
The active, inventive, brilliant Intel-
lect is quiet at last. Tha surprising
1 - 1
aialvamtnthiu will conoct no more I
I
.rpnaea. Foil of ye.ra and covered
with insignia of distinction and rank. I
- .1
,4.aan.1 t Ka ta-imK ll I
ha deacand to tbe tomb-all
Aw.it ib ioeviieble boar.
The p.i be of gkwy laad bot to lb grave.
Hi place ia Eogliah politica
1 1?. a II t Ja I
hia rank in literature will be deter
mined hereafter. None of hia wri
tings will live, we s oppose. They
- a a a a a 4
o reaa oy toe carious oniy miy
jer beoce. They were numerous
nd clever, but thej were not works
of bgh genius, aod none of them
will ever receive, aa we believe, the
Ump of immortality. He will al-
ways live io Eoglish history. Hia
at leaat, is immortal,
He waa born ia Loodoo to 1805.
Hi father waa Iiaao Disreali, author
of the "Carioeitie of Literature,"
mnA two op thr other varv raadabla I
J
work. In lSS roonff Beniamin I
WOraa. ID IO- JuuuA auj I
sarprised the English reading world I
.iiK hi. fir.t no.l Viviao Orav."
"
Ii created a seasatioo. Then followed
lh. "Young Dake -'Henrietta Tern-
Dle.w "Venem." "Tancred.n 'Sybil"
' . .
and "Cooinesbv.- Some few years
L . V.I..K UTjft.k.lr" mryA a
f.wmontbsaco "Endymioo."In 1848
wer
be waa the leader of the Conserra- I
live party. In 1852 be became Cnan- I ,
aa I -
. KTohoaar. A train ha I
"
was appointed to the same office in
o . n ftj. I OHil
Io 1868 he
became Prime Minister. His party
w.ft a. afMr bau. aad h.
waa saccaeded by Mr. Gladstone.
. . ,. i .
10 I3.,w .bi wa. , '
the date by us, he waa again Prime
l l r falaiistona cimi in a?ain. I
... . .
We htt) nol .paoe to give even' the
briefest but complete outline of bis
astonishing career. We must men-
tjOQ ne VAj probably the most
.... I m
conipiCaoas figure in tbe Berlin Con-
tTtDC, certainly was so with the ex-
caption of Prince Bismarck, and waa
the author of a work entitled a 44 Vindi-
' Eoglifth Coo.tift!on"
a,0d of a "Biography of Lord George
, r. n. ft .w- .:. Qf
BeoUck. He waa 70 at tne time oi
his death. He will create a great
gap in me psriy,
Louisburg Times: The revival
at tbe Baptist church still goes oo, and with
Increased Inter tU Services are held every
niht aad prayer meetisgs every morning.
Up to this writlog twsnty-four persona, a
large nember of them frown, have pro
feaecd. Carthage Gazette: Rev. A. P.
Tysr Is cood actio a protracted meeting
this week la the kftthodlst church.
Tbe Fsyetteville Jk Florence road will open
for Bajkst a lare territory of fine turpen
tine land aad wLutarer we easy say as to
tha ultsdor effect of working In turpentine
or farmlag.lt certainly brlogs money Into
tbe country.
I wa au IBUbUB. aV TV M Mi W BlVaa IMia aua " aa
' 1 11 1 1 1' 11 ' '' ' ' 1
WILMINGTON,
QM4(n mnvim
i sr"a a a i a V-af. Mil a -e .
Concord Sun: CaDtain Orchard,
holirtaatlbePh.mil. baa found about
fourt-n nonndi of anrfar rold la the nail
I Iba ar Ji V a
.
PitUboro Record: It is indeed
a lamentable and alarming fact, that more
persons emigrate from North Carolina than
immigrate to tne state.
Asheville Citizen : In the moun
tain! betweea Madison and Tennessee the
aoow drifted last week along the roads to
I thrifnh nf 5f fMt
I w - - .www
.... . ...
I A liO x ayeilBYlUO XJ-cu.itxct-uutea 1
the remarkable fact that the late Col. 8am-
I cat T ni.T f th.t mmr, who rr.niiT
aa wav vwa m v a
v - - v
Hd the advanced age of 85 years, de-
parted this life In the same room in which
na m orcauica uie oreaw ui iuc.
w aa a a.u.tk.a iv . a. . w in.
I Tirtrt VI n fl a m .CniV 'l'hora will
JA
I KTlMtratioo tii ha fliid h tha M.ffia-
Itratee In June naxL A prohibition
masting will shortly be held In Rocking-
-
I 7- Ame naa lonaea a rro-
1 hibiUoo AaaooiaUon with George Allen as
President, The foUowlng delegatea tolbe
rA.M.ttn. . r.i.ik nautili tasi .
pTrV w wXi v n'
S6'-.1 9: t.1-a 5"
uuai9j, ii. t . Aioma, ueorge Alien, x. xx.
I Abbott. M. P. Rlchardaoo. Gabriel L.
liardisoa and Joa. EL Bteversou.
T?ii4ail1n 'Sm SnnirA M A
Angler tails us: In the winter of 1857, the
time of that deep snow In January.! missed
a arvw anrl m v nln ahoaf ai 7aT mnnra
it..- ...ij . u --.j. .... t ... I
Bvj7 w w iu aa a rxa m ar n iki k ia u w as aauu a. aw av
my fences. I went to tne spot.
there where the fence sorter leaned over
8nF amiea ana coverea up my
hAM Thaw war. a Knn rrr-w nnff tan rlava
without food, bat they made me fine hogs.
..... . I
uoiasDoro messenger: we learn
."rJFJL.L "ZJ.
. . . a aa Af w rt
thiah broken on Saturday bvbelnir kicked I
I . . nra . . . . r w m I
or a norae. 1 no aiore 01 jo.t. li. 1.1
Ilsm, at Mount Olive, was entered by burg I
dB
iUECLU(l SJI AriffJ XaUaCIU 1UHUH AB1IUIU I
Directors of the Eastern Insane Asjlam
have decided to contract for tbe building
of tha North win a oi that inatltntion. aa da
have decided to contract for the building
In IS nHiintl nlana anrl irwlflrt.
" .w . -1
lions. We were pleased to receive a I
?Uil fron Power, a lawyer by
profession, who leftaatern Carolina four- j
iidednafaaa.11 Mrfpotter'wli hls'fam-1
Hy returned to Beaufort, in Carteret county. I
? y" " P' thal
coBpuei wan , ui unnona ns.
Statesville Landmark: We were I
conversation a few daya ago with a gen- I
Ueman who ia bnt lately from Waahint-ton. I
tnd who gathered there some news of io- I
l id ,n Washington, aays be, I
1 nil niir iiin ar nTi n r rw m m n t jiiiiiibii n 11 a
Ooonr will nm nt tha mam
. --v.., , -
ihaiship or
.ft... -i : -. . ft.. 1 m i . 1 . 1
r I
J TE
Dockerr. Dr. W. H. Wheeler, it is said. I
I . t a 11... At a 1 JfaL Ji. I
win oom oo u couecwr IOT .uc UUUUIP
Md Qeor R wno bu been
figbtinf him. will be Riven aomelhing else.
A.ku.vi -ill I. .VI..- .1.. I
Jndge Cloud wanU a poat-traderahip. or I
ff
" ..I
. i. 1 . nr.-. 1 wt : I
exactly what
Shad were retailine vesterdav
he waou, and, indeed, I tjoioeae convert ana oy ni menu, toe oust
much; what he carea I twain, who ia also a zealous Christian man.
doesn t care
moat for is the locality, aod be
doeaot altogether know where tAo is.
Mrs. Bet tie Lackey, of Sbarpe'a town
ship. Alexander county, has a turkey hen
that Is a wonder In the way of egg!ayiog.
She commences laying in the spring aod
continues until ahe has enough to sit oo,
sod while she Is sitting her nest baa to be
watched every day to keep tbe newly laid
erg from spoiling. After she batches, and
while raising her brood, she keeps right on
I M. aavl aa aW aa) aa 1 1 all S K aa raaf VaM aAmaAff fT FtaVlff 1
and in iihe irad of winter baa to be wrap-
ped up to keep her from freezing to death. I
Charlotte Obseever : Mr. W. I. I
Smart, formerly engaged In the mining busi-1
neas nere. is maajog axrangrinem w ue-
velop new mineral property In McDowell
onn A nrttraLa lattap PMOAlaTMl hrt
. tw.i I
WU III. IU IMWIUI..MV im-i w w mr ft
ana atoca or gooaa or air. az. t. uaaaiter, i
r, ...... rii,a Unnim-... ronntv will
borned to the ground several nights since.
At I mMUBl oi us Mecu..r wmnii -
tea of tha Prohibition Association, held in
the rooms of the First National Bank list
tloullowK
as a municipal ticket for city officers: For
a a va ii TV 1 at a. 1
. ..:.-. ,n . ... ...
"o'.'w", miiu,:
04 ...4 Tnhn T. RMwn A T Rlintar- M I
?, W' 2?' TwfS': v.
Hsa4 1 iu fcA aw ai u( Vm ma--a
P. Oiborne.
D. P. Hutchinson.
irauaa.la.kNM TaaKtra has Hataatt V I PI
- aajon at Hnnteravllle since Thursday.
AVABatL. aV ICUU LAA at A 1BSUTKH V uaavw WWU a aa
The attendance la reported to be very large.
and something of a sensational interest hss
0 given to the present session by a con-
Dean given to uia yieacu kuuj uj m w-
troversy arising out of the appllcauon lor
jr PInnketL I
who hss been filling the pulpit of Steel
SJffiiZZZF&L
Presbytery, but was referred to the Nash-
villefTenn - i Presbvterv for further Informs-
Uo concernine the aooUcanL So com-
pietely has this subject engrossed the stten-
othar hnilnpa. had been diiDOsed Of ex
cept the appointment of delegates to the
mb These va Rev. Dr.
E. O. Hsrding.0 fd0 tD1duhRrJ-,jt8
- ider. WH. Fitzaerald. of 'Monroe, and
J.C. McLauchllo, of Richmond county.
-m. a w a a t ja Tf . a J .aa. a.
3 CITY.
nEUT AUVKRTIIKnBKITs.
J. C. Mtjxds Soda water, etc.
MtntsoK Clothing in best style.
J. A. 8ranrER Boiler for sale.
O. Dxtbos & Co. Musical works.
P. CuKatro & Co. Hsy, corn, Ac.
Psrssasl.
We sincerely regret to bear of the seri
ous illness of Josh T- James, Eiq-, editor
and proprietor of our evening contempoo
rary. lh$ Daily Retime, who Is suffering
from an attack of erysipelas. We are glad
to know, however, that bis sickeess ia not
considered dangerous, atfd we hope soon
to be able to chronicle bis convalescence.
Steamer Oulf Stream, hence, arrived
at New Yoik yesterdsy.
British brig Elizabeth Scott, Scott,
failed from Liverpool on the 10th inst. for
his port.
N. C. WEDNESDAY.
loti oti.
w - w
at from 50 cents to tl per Dalr.
w . - , t.
HBBregwuw oiu u
I rVi(M f. HfoPanBlanil is
, I . " "
stlll Improving.
Tremendous excitement at the
foot of Princess street yesterday afternoon
over a "chicken dispute."
t? t f i Vmn Pra5ilon of
14. Xj. Steele, ii.sq., jrresmeus oi
the Great Falls Manufacturing Company,
ny.Vtn.f,.m t. .t th PnrM11 FTonv.
i w aa m rr v n r. ill iiHHr LiiHL a'wi ii.
"
; . :ii u in
owton is urn quue iu. tie aioppmg
i ti
I with bis son-in-law, Mr. A. D. Ltppitt.
. rp,..,,,,,. JnA :a
. -
casks; 1880. 133,401 casks;
1881. 107,203 casks. Total fouryears 414,-
Iter. r. D. i'ltta, Kector ot at.
John's Parish, left Monday night for
Florida, and expects to be absent about ten
or twel dlyl
R. B. Wood, Sr., was elected
I ... i
one 01 lM ewyn Ior Dt- raui
-not Tt Wood Jr.. aa it aooeared ves-
1 "
I a. 1 mm m nrmnn
Rev. N. M. J urney, Grand
Master of the L O. O. F., of this State,
was In tbe city yesteraay ana was expeciea
I tn vt.if tha T.vH wp. hnrp laAt niffht.
a . ..a
the insufficiency o f the testimony.
"aeu-t; isrvisss-a oausia con-
nriitki Bataeataal far itta ffllnla-
try.
There were very interesting services at the
rna o.uw uu.u- -BJ
oignt nigai, uie oocaaiua ueiu a nun ui
t . . t . . .1 fc. : . . .
farewell meeting, preparatory to the de-
IVU.U WW a TV aV- H . v. .
the adminUtraUona of the Rev. T. Page
Ricaud, about a year ago. and whu, upon
. ,. . . 1 i, .,
aiiacuiufc mawou w mcuu.u, uu.cu
the name of Charles Jones, 10 compliment
to jk. boatswain of the revenue cutter
CWyw. who has been very dear friend of
the young man, and who still feels a deep
interest in his welfare. The youn Chi-
Mf fof Trlmt 0ol,ere ye9lerd.y
npn5nir in pnmnin, w,thRes.Mr. Ri.
nrnw.nn h.a hn m.de for
cd. wH"e proviaion has been m.ae ior
hia receiv)o a thorough theological educa
eilDer wholly at that institution or in
nart YanHarhilt I InivarntlT. after WhlPM
. - . . .
r . '
ft. aYnnyftr.n I n . T n m win rHinrn ill i .nin. .
.. . ...... mi . nui-. I
MooarTand preach the g09peT in
.v.. ....v I
waaaaw aa w
. . . .
The meet ng at nrtb Btreet cnurca was i
. ...... !......! rwt .n1 a nnt mwwi h
f0rrouea bv those who were nreeent. touch
o -
aa r . . af f J a 1 t .
This is tbe first instance ia North Caro-
Una where a Chinese has been converted to
Christianity, aod tbe case haa therefore
eliciled a very profound interest in the re-
ligious community.
Praelaee BrxeaaBze.
At the first meeting of the new Board of
Managers of the Wilmington Produce Ex-
. I
cn8e. l Jratj, Uol. Jno. l uant-
well was re-eieciea ecreiary ana irea i
fr the ensuing year, and the follow-
ing committees were appointed:
Arbitration ti. J. Honey, U. tl. xvODin- I
son, B. G. Wortb, Jsmes Spruot, J. hi.
Carrie.
.
rinance a. r. uau, u. tx. ung. j- ju.
-
Caotwell.
Law Alfred Martin, T. E. Bond.
Information and Statistics A. H. Van-
Bokkelen. Harding Johnson, N. F. Thomp
son. Marioc E. Peschau, R E. Heide.T. E.
xonu'
XDSpCCUOQ Kt
W. Williams, J. Loeb,
Rofus Hicks.
Cotton Classification J. H. Currie, S.
R. Birdsey, James Sprunt.
Statistics A. Pope, E. G. Barker. A. L.
DeRosseL
Cotton Quotations W. Calder, E. Lilly,
a -p -nj-j.-
- Naval 8tores Quotations D. G. Worth.
j. D. Woody, G. W. Williams.
O lot.Uon.-0. J. Bon.y, W. R
Kenan, D. L. Gore.
oalir iraatner Balietia,
Tbe following will show the state of
V a atBAVa jr vavvvt vaaajr v v v aaAAajiwvaa smvhm
time, and also the amount of rainfall in
,nchM.for the twentrfonr honra endimr
daily at 3 P. M except Tuesday, when it
Is 48 hours, .as furnlahed by Sergeant
James W. Watson, Signal Officer at this
Station :
Atlanta
Tem. R. F. Weather.
73 .30 Cloudy
75 .04 Fair
70 .00 Cloudy
68 .00 Fair
93 .00 Fair
75 .00 Hazy
8i .00 Fair
80 .00 Cloudy
85 - .00 Clear
81 .15 Fair
77 .00 Clear
72 .03 . Cloudy
64 .00 Fair
84 .00 Fair
73 .00 Clear
73 .00 Clear
Augusta 75
Charleston
Charlotte
Corsicana
Galveston
Indianola
Jacksonville
Key West
Montgomery
Punta Raasa
Savannah.
Wilmington.
Cedar Keys
Pensacola ... ....
PortEsds
The following are the Indications for the
South Atlantic States today:
Partly cloudy weather, with local rains,
stationary barometer, stationary or higher
temperature, and variable winds, shifting
to southerly.
Cept. Roberts, of the steamer D.
mUurthimm, which arrived last night, re
ports that the river had fallen about three
feet at Fsyetteville yesterday morning.
APRIL 20. 1881.
! TMe ifaval store nravde.
A circular from Mr. John Judge, of
ltt,nraiOB' V"' &lYes a ""emeni oi mo
business in Naval Stores at the ports
New York. Wilmington. Charleston and
I .1 r 3 . -
i uitwusu tor iub auur yearn eauuig a.pru
181 loiiows: .
S mbit J; Twkpkntine. ReceipU: 1878,
247,198 casks; 1879, 354,038 casks; 1880.
j,ooo casas; xooi, j,oio casas. roiai
l0Qr y?ar8 1.004.219 c8? average per
251.054 casks: averape last two vearn:
" v v v o - - - - rf - -
351,491 casks .
JBgwra. 1878, 150,955 casks; 1879, 163,-
i vi ark BBtir a NNii i iimk naotra i km i m tv
1 Ann m a -, vf a a
i ott mmWm m.a.i ... coo rvrj .
u caass. xoiai lour years, ooo,v4 caass;
average per year, 147,343 casks; average
iwt two years, I37,i5e caaks.
-fcvyctn; xiicrtca . -xo i o, uuui
466 casks; aversge per year, 103,616 casks;
average last two years. 115,303 casks.
Rosm Beceipi. 1878, 1,166,712 bar-
relsj 1879, 1,273,460 barrelsrl880, 1,298,433
barrels; 1881, 1,192,383 barrels. Total four
I Years. 4-H2U.HHH hftrrfilBt ayerasre Der vear.
.
: q-jVok 1 T T . Z
.232.2 barrels; average last two years,
11 345 358 barrels
I
I 17. -o-,o i. ,. mm
qri 650 barrel-. lgfiO. 932.658 barrels: 1881.
815 443 hrria Toti fonr vP.r. asftu oao
a
barrels; average per year, 892,255 barrels; uireQ 10 me01
average last two years, 874,050 barrels. I xna Water Wo rice.
Domestic Deliveries. 1810, 303,372 bar-
308,867 barrels; average last two years, 324, -
358 barrels.
The falling off of 15,747 casks of spirits
turpentine in 1880-81 Mr. Judge attributes
rather to unfavorable weather than to cur- for protection. It is understood that ope
tailed work. The prospects for the coming I rations will have to be suspended during
year favor an average crop (251,000 casks),
for although the season is six weeks late, it
by no means follows, he thinks, that there
will be a proportionate loss in the aggregate.
It will not be lost sight of, however, that
production in the Gulf States will be one-
third short from causes heretofore stated,
and that the deficiency will be in effect the
same as if occurring in tbe Atlantic States.
The shipments during the two years of
1877-79 were excessive, and resulted In ruin
ous prices, while those of 1879-80 were cur
tailed by abnormal causes, not likely to be
repeated in this generation. Domestic de
liveries, on the other hand, show a marked
increase during the last two years.
In tbe matter of rosin, a consideration of
the figures presented above leads to conclu
sions somewhat akin to those reached on
UUU) BumBwuai lata IU L
though differing in one important
respect. The foreign demand appears to
respect.
htT fli1 it m.Timnm hnt th. Hnmna.
iiihAii ifi maTimnm hnt- tha dninai.
"u ""P""8i uw uw. mwBMD
in the same proportion as spirits turpen-
tine. I
An Appeal forCHIoa.
We notice at tbe Produce Ezohange an I
appeal signed by a number of prominent
ladies in Washington City, wives of Cabi
net officers, leading Congressmen and
others.earnestlvbesreincrDastora of churches
a I
- - -amm " - ft
throughout tbe country to take up coUec-
,, i.. . i I
tlOOS at the earliest practical moment in
aid of the sufferers from the overwhelming
disaster in Chios, and praying the Presi-
dent. of Boards of Trade and managers of
D
moneyed institutions to circulate aub-
scription papers, that the rich may have
I immediate opportunity to give of their
(wealth and the poor of their poverty
thrnnrh ahann.li thathll .n,t r.-h th
fainting sufferers. The well known bank
ing house of Itiggs & Co., of Washington,
the ladies say, have kindly consented to re
ceive all moneys collected for this purpose,
and for convenience and dispatch, the
several sums received will be acknowledged
in tbe dsily papers of Washington.
We hope the liberal-hearted and gene
roua evervwhera will reanond to the atirrinir I
. . m9 m
appeal In behalf of suffering humanity.
At tbe Opera House To-Nigni. I
The amateur operatic entertainment at
tha Dnprft Hnnsfl to-niffht will ha a hiffhlv I
v f n - o
enjoyable and amusing performance, and
richly deserving of a most liberal patron- I
u. w. i ii V- I
night might alone well constitute a per-
a rro .
TT.ithar of tho ni.. to ha rin to I
formance, aod it is in reality two in one, I
and that at an extremely moderate price of I
admission. In order that the performance
In order that the performance
may commence promptly we are requested I
to ask the audience to be in their seats by
8 o'clock so that tbe entertainment may not
quest owing from the fullness of the pro
gramme. From all indications there will
be an exceedingly large house, and it
should be filled to overflowing entirely on
.- . . . .. ATt . . I
the merits of tbe affair, not to speak oi I
other considerations. I
Delegates lo jjlocaaan conventions 1
The vestry of Su James' Church met last
evening and elected the following as dele
gates to the Diocesan Convention: Dr. A.
J. DeRosaett, A. H. Van Bokkelen, Col. J.
G. Burr, Col. W. LDeRosset. Alternates
Dr. T. F. Wood, Dr. S. 8. Everett, R. E.
Calder, Clayton Giles.
The election of delegates by St. John's
Church haa, by unanimous consent of the
vestry, been postponed until tbe return Ot I
T-,. i
irtev. Mr. Iritis. I
Tbe CaineJie Bazaar.
i ne mzsar tor tne oenent oi tne Bisters
of Mercy was continued last night with a
good attendance. This evening it will
O
close, when the articles remaining over will
be sold at auction. Refreshments will be
furnished at city prices from 8.30 until 11.80
o'clock. There will be dancing, and the
Harpers will furnish music.
HORSFORIVS ACID PHOSPHATE
or physical and nervous debility. Try tt.
WHOLE NO. 4.267
BatMiMAnnMii...
We called id at Mr. James P. Post1 of-
ace yesterday, and the number and charac-
of ter of plans for new dwellings soon lb be
I erected in thla nitv sanhunmi i.!. .
I . V . .
j Dies wouiu. seem to indicate unusual activi-
I ty In building operations and an inclination
j to more than ordinary taste and elegance
in their construction. One of the plans
i parucuiarjy struck us as promising to de-
I velop into a residence that will compare
I favomhlw with .nv ih.f .. T.
j - vutav t w ai0 v e occu a
I will be f uite a large one, with a frontage of
sixty-two feet and a rearage of eighty-five
raar Tat. : A
1 uu t"UTIUCU wuu 0i panors,
. i:v..
uorary, siltingroom. dimngroom and dou-
I ble bay windows io front. We also no
ticed the plan for a neat cottaee soon to be
cicvieu on one oi ine BOUDas.
Klaciatrate'a court.
Mary Knowles was arraigned before Joe
tice Millie, yesterday afternoon, charged
nn..,lf I K... T .
nu oDsauii iuu vaivcry upuo uaHica rti-
mef costs801 W
John trnni ii.ii . 1 : " .v.
awwaaa avawaav 1 11.0 uau n 11r.n1 iiiv nil liih
1 . " 1
cbarge of committing assault and battery
nn aom ifc JS7
I 'Ji who wob uio-
i miBBca at log cost oi me Drosecntor.
I t . ... . a . .
Jehn Mald was also arraigned on the
8ame charge, and the prosecutor was re-
j The work of laying the pipe for the
1 being sunk in the centre of Market in tbe
I direction of Water street. There was such
I a crowd around the workmen during tbe
I day that the police had to be called upon
I the warm months, commencing with the
I first of May.
An Ambitions Cat.
A gentleman of this city has a very am
bilious cat, with exceedingly peculiar no
tions as to the "eternal fitness of things."
On Sunday last she drove an industrious
hen off her nest of eggs, and at last ac
counts waa still "holding the,, fort" and
insisting upon it that a hen had no rights
mat a cat was uouna 10 respect. Al me cat
intends to hatch the eggs and accomplishes
her pur-puss, then we will endeavor to
give de-tail-ed statements of the cat-astro-
phe.
Horse Overboard.
A horse with dray attached backed off
the end of the wharf foot of Princess street
yesterday morning, and the horse made a
I narrow escape from drowning. He started
I to Awim to thft haal of th Anrlr hn I ant 1
to iniffl to the head of thfldnrlr hn t irot i
I , . , , " " i
I harness waa finallv cut loose ant) tha drav I
.B. ...v wi, u.uu ni, aue
' . ... i
emu, iu iuo uuuuei, wueu me uuroe, re- I
lievedof the encumbrance, swim ashore I
and was landed safely on the wharf,
, .
Unmatlable Letter.
.The following is the unmailable matter
remaining in the citv nntofflf no to thin I
L... . I
n.ia. I
date
Dom HftTia Snmtr S n - Miaa Mara I
, , . ,., j
E Cnarlolte peac l.litrile R&eah N I
i institute, ltsjeigb, xj.
w., .ftWUftrfJ ..ftftrfA, WUyftft a A. J..J I . I
C; Mr. S. A. Craig, Eastover, N. C.
HiVKtt Avnn DIARINR. I
The Steamer Passport has been laid up I
for repairs.
Schr. Mary Bear, Chadwick, hence,
arrived at New York on the 17th inst. Had
heavy weather; lost about 1,000 feet of
lumber from off deck.
By order of the Light House Board a
whistling buoy, painted with horizontal
stripes, and giving blasts of a whistle at
short intervals, is now moored southeast of
Cerberus Shoal or Middle Ground, eastern
entrance to Lorn? Island Soand'in seven
a
- . ..... I
lamoms oi water, on toe iouowmg com- I
pass bearings : Montauk light bouse, S. S.
E. E. : Watch Hill light house, N. E.,
N.; Race Rock light house, N. W.lN.;
nilna.'. T.l.ni t.Ar... ot i a
uwuiuei a umuu iigui uuuoty, it. j u,
Ten years of experience has firmly rooted
lutt s nils in public estimation. Their
wonderful adaptability to the various forms
of diaeMe . mftrvel to medical men of all
schools. They are laeelv used in hospitals
i Europe and America as well as in the
H .- i!-SS
Hons of boxes annually.
nucio jcuun icvci (icvoiia, vuuvuiuo mil1
X
CITY ITJalBB.
THE MORNING STAB can always be had at the
iouowmg piaees in tne 017: The urcell iioase,
Harris' News Stand, and the 8ta Office.
A BARS BARGAIN. A well established and
prosDeroos Weekly Newaoaoer. located In a thri
ving, growing town on the line of a prominent
nja.irftjau, ia uuow lur aaic iwuB vbsy. cur
term and partiealara apply to the editor of thi
P' - -
a aa -aawa- aa
THE GREATEST BLESSING. A atmnle. Dure.
harmless remedy, that carea every time, aad pre-
uTSrS Fse "gVeX?
Diesaiag ever conrerrea upon man. nop meters ia
that remedy, and it proprietors ara being blessed
by thousands who have been saved and cored by It.
Will yon try it I See another column. Eagle.
A REALIZATION OF GBEAT EIPECTA
TltNS. In the large steam sugar refinery of Mesa.
McKean, Newhall Borie, on Church Alley, la
Philadelphia, haa worked for many a day a middle
aged laborer, popular with his comrades and gene
rally well liked, one William T. Haw, who invested
one dollar regularly in a half ticket la the Louiaia-
na state liotiery, enclosing ue money to m. a.
Dauphin, at Ne. 319 Broadway, New York city.
w iv fcu Bame pexavnjM, new vnnaiia, jus. jae
realized last month aad eat half of the second can.
ital prize of $10,014). Who will be the next to be
saved from want T
thirty years experience of an old
gSS otJeFSe8.
aod Nursee in the United SUte. and ha been used
, Vtaaa-aa MAaa -awlU an raw na- fslMniT aaataW atlaf mvttf
for thirty years with never-failing safety and suc-
niiiions or mower ana cnuaren irum uie
ant of one week old ta the adult. It cor
rect acidity of the stomach, relieve wind colic, re
gulates the bowels, and
ve rest, neaita and com-
iort to mother and
We believe it tbe Beet
and Surest Remedy in the World. In all case of
DYSENTERY and DIARKHCBA IN CHILDREN,
whether it arises from teething or any other cause.
Fall directions for usim; will accompaay each bot
tle. None Gennlne males the fac-aimile of CUR
TIS St PERKINS la on tne Outalde wrapper. Sold
by all Medicine Dealers. 35 cents a bottle.
Biici off MoynaTistna,f .
One fqmarooAAiwVf;'rr'v-''
" two day., v. ..........-.;.. 1 7
dara.,
'" . -
Una viak ....... .j. -4
: Tmwwka-...,......... ... ttt
M ThiaaMS,M.......M SM
" - Oaaaaoath. ....... 10 OS
- TwoBMrntaar. 17 00
" Ttana atooUia,.... M 00
" - BlxatonUta,... 40 at
" Oneraac, v. SO C
CTTOoatnet aavertiaaaaAU Ukaa at pra
ttoaatarylowratas. , .
Tan Baas lid MonpareU typa m$k oaa acta
new: advertisements
OPERA BOUSE.
Wednesday Evenlnaj, Af rll 20. 1881,
TK8TIM0NIAL TO
Mrs. J. W. Cameron
Xlthbart'a CpeiaBoaiZeor
DOCTOR OP ALCANTARA,
and SoUlran'a Comic Opera oF
COX AND BOX
General Admlaaion 60 eta. Baaarred StttiU cU .
a aiaio uta oouLinnn an. a-iaifiaitaatrawai PVrwvW aaMu
dir0rn "n::,.
nmrv mam
apnst
Lecture.
'pBB WILMINGTON LIBRART AR8OCU
X TIONannoaaeethaTBIROiBcmiKaar (ha
Ooorae, on THURSDAY KVaNlNQ-APKIL ttat.
rViY-B'J?-a- -yy am. or iter, cu akikm r.
DRBMS. D. D LL D. Mtiblnr.t "NATri Minn
I 20T 1re ct Lctor 10 comm.ooa at
xaawon." aamuaion, Blnfl UokaU. 51 cU:
I ' "
81811 BtlZRaf M YtlM.
I XRNSFIT 8ISTKRS OP MKBCT. CTTV HALL.
k
I AprflW. 19 and so, 1881.
jRefnshmenu rred by the LadiM of St. Tho.,..
oaorco.
ub .laiian Daiia will
Tha Italian Band wUl farnl.h Matlo.
Tickets sood for the three dara and erealnra. is
cents. ap 10 tt 17 is iv so
Boiler for Sale.
QNK UPRIGHT 80-HOR8K POWBR BOILKK.
nearly new. with irrata-b.ri. amok a at .rk ataarn
and water gaapes e yry thtnr In workl.g
order, and will be told low by
J. A. BrKITlUKK.
ap SO 3t At Cwal Yard.
Soda Water.
TQKEP ROCK WATBK, VTCHT WATER.
Pore Drue. Patent Medicines. Toilet and Fancy
Article.
For aale by JAMBS O. MUVDS.
Dnum.L
apSO tr
86 N. Front St.
B
LUX 8BRQB,
Black fierce,
Bio Yacht Flannel,
French Batista,
Handenm Caaalnierea,
Woretede. made np 'a "EST etyle.
At MUNSOirg.
Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
ap20 it
500 Bales
I I? astern HAT, ex Schooner Jeaele Bart. d.
I AJJ charging at onrWhrnrf;
15." 00 Buih P. W OORN.
1,800 Bales HAT-cholce Timothy,
8,009 Bnah OATS.
And Best Bolted MEAL in Worth arolln..
PRESTON CUIUIINO A UU..
Mlllara and Orain and
ap0 tf Peanut Dealer.
SUPERIOR
MUSICAL WORKS.
FOX SUMBAT ECHOOLt :
THE BEACON LIGHT, (80 oentt) U nndoabt.d-
one or .8ai
i ??e or ue. aol Bunaay Itcbool hob rBoke that
g oeen puoiwnea. By j . u. tsnnst and a. a .
naa seen paDiisnea By J
HOFFMAN. Send S dhni
" ri
. 7
w wrnua :
OiaVBTTK, 60 cU.; BILLEE TAILOR. tO ct.
11 -60' Fo eaittonsof very pop-
uu ,
opera
Fob Qkhiral bxaskbs aid Town Luaaaia
MUSICAL LITERATURE.
As the Great Masters really created modern ma -
aic, nomaaiclan ia thoroughly poated until he baa
rod their Uvea - Ditaoo m oo. pubiuh axcallant
nnH wv VMfl.hl. hlwn. nKI
and very readable biographlee of Beethoven, at
"f?"" f J55?S?Vi '2' -"aa5F-.P 1 "'i
vaopin.fi.ov you nrow, ivwi., Men i.og; toa
achdmann. $1 60. Theae are elegant volaweV a
are the Romintte Biography af Motat.tL78;B;e.
' -w. y.mm. m-.vtmmw ..wv, .UVMVft-
toioi aoaan, m tojb., eaco at ov: seouioTen
Letters, $1: Meadelaeoha Lettra, I eriea, each
$160: and Urbina's Sketcha of Eminent Mailcal
wmpoBera, joe xne moei vainaoie atuaicaj ui.
ADoeer.
tory 1 Bitter' HUtoryof Music, S vela, each $1.50;
V aMvVVa B aJLIVMt VI WA ItetV) m TOIB. a BAVaa f A.iW a
the moet entertaining HUtotical Bkauhe ar
those in L. c. Eion' well written Carioetue r
ana us moei enteriauuns Historical n Kate naa ara
awa aoiV SD
Oliver Ditson & Co.,
BOSTON.
CHAS. H. DITSON CO.
T. E. DITSON OO.
iit Chestnut t., Phil.
Wed Sat
843 Broadway. N. T.
apSOdaw tf
L. S. L.
NEXT DRAWING OF THE
Louisiana State Lottery
' Aaao riiAVA a.i iu. va.riija.tj
. . . . i. i.e. . . ... ... n . . im . .
PRIZE
A
$80,000. Whole ticket, fa 00; Halves, f I 00.
Address Lock Box tT.
ap 13 tf Wilmington, N. C.
h).BAln nA d QT,o
IXttiaDUlD OUU UUU UUOUOD,
Brown tt Roddick
45 Market Street.
WE HAVE NOW ON HAND A BEAUTIFUL
assortment of the abore at nrlcee ranrlna
from 15 cent to $16 00.
LACES AND BAMBURGS.
Oar line In Lace nd B unburn ha nevsr
been so complete aa at thla tint. We are opening
many novelties.
NECK RUFFLING,
A New Line just received.
BROWN RODDICX.
ap 3 tf 45 Market St.
Try
Mrs. Joe Person's Mian Tonic Bitten.
CURES SCROFULA, RHEUM ATHK. HEART
Diaaaae, Chronle BlUou Oollc, aad aU klad. of
Brnption and Skin Disease, arlsina from Imparity
Brnption and Skin Disease, arlsina from Imparity
or tbe blood. A aa AJteratlr. Toalc sad urlBr
or the Blood it has proven itaeir unequalled.
9f
SEE GOV. HOLDER'S OPINION.
Biuiaa. N. C. Dee. Id. IBM.
I take Dleasnreln staUnr that a member of bv
family ha ased Mr Toe Feraoa' Indlaa Toalc
with good result I bellv her remedy exeauaat
for the parpoao for which It 1 lnten4d.
w. w. nuLiiin.
SEE JUDGE STRONG'S OPINION.
BaUiea. N. C Dae. lit. 1880.
Mr. Joe Person : Madam Some month atro I
wa In bad health, suffering from debility, lndlgr.
tlon and loss of appetite, when a friend mdaostim
to try your Bitter aa a Tonic. I did aa with th bom
happy result. I take great pleaaar la reeommea
ding Itaa a valuable and efficient vegetable Tonic.
Very respectfully, GEO. V. aTstOaU.
Prepared by Mrs. Joe Peraon. Franklin ton. N. C.
Far sal ny
WM. H. GStBEM. Dmarlrt.
mh 16 ly
nac WllaUngtOB,N.C.
Fine Eattan Chairs.
LOUNGES, TETE-A-TJCTE8, SOFAS AND
Patent Spring Bockar, with the Improved
tion to our already large Stock af Maaonable
goods, and are selling them ayVprVse.
Fararmr Vealera,
ap 17 tf North Front St.
Woven oane eeac w are racsiTuw uauj auai-
........ ' Vt