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Uitorof ia ion rww, mwtveu . JH-. of iaat ctt. Imocrnic ' ..k ... .h. .cic of the coailu of on. tnlii Nti3Q. Got. Onrtoo U rtporttd r.til Tn py of laferaal Reveeae r m l W f3 d) per dy al the smaller i i 'i?n. GrveafUle ead Wuhlattoo, X r 't'mrpi fci!tti witn the ..t r tit world. E4at!e de Gixardia. io m noe Prle JoQrels, U d4. k . " . . . . . j. . t run-i tiiiv i iaj imi wuuaucu . . . . t.f . ' v -! . k . ifti n " uor& .jqaa-id-s wu Uae ail hu property . ... r'..i.K n.rw rj t t ... rt. H-i f - - - - i .,d colored) at the Proilhitioo Con- ,., oa R:ib. J. C McIU. of y,y'.t t rtnuioi. oaaoy eaiaoaiaatic n).t cD' r us ta cacapl to b rmnt "0 Th French raeec u vjt l. tilt! Dpfwmion is their advaace a .) 'h Ivroaavr territory Tha car- I; trV r n k at Lut coolioaca; oo ,,1 (r- r'lanoi, Othog (a baa ba Ur;iUt it tt city by ih aalhoriiica. ..... S r" v. w k - e U .ii aair sac iiivaair- ann v navet - ;jit oJ uady al ft 733 73; I . . . AaAn . I uor.ir.j rwu t ui corn i 1 - - j -v. . o.rua .arpouo nrraeraiiu r , n arm ai $187,1 72J. 11 ttrtftne Stalwarts are oppoeed in --ti-e Uixro tton of the Snate ti l r- virkiOi like beavoM to pr- Vtltj ll. l:i pit of rumor to tbo coatrary itii-rjoll' hkh i aaiJ to bifioe. It' . appeared a; lh Farrag.t I'.) ikptiblicaos of California will rry m iQdr that State, and by thie !ir h 5p to get fivo of the six (aero Iwn ot ibd L". S. IIoua. i;-.- following will be inlorcetirg .. N 'in. h l ar jSiuiina ae all rnentiooeHl )r) 1 Uiv of th'a St ate: "Mr I'httb H. Aod.reoo, who I .e J ia I'coeacoia 00 tho l?ln inst., r"'i w- lQo widow of Chief I iu,c Walter Aodsrsoa, of Florida. h- w x.t lo the sinter of Hishop ) Hawks, of Muttsouri; of the K-v. Dr. Francis I Hawk, of New 1 or'a. And the IUv. Dr. William N. 1I'4, of Georgia. Her son, W. An.ier.oa, i now grand maater t 1 ioRe in Florida." The Kiebmood DLrjxittK's letter from Waahingtoo thoa refers to Mr. V.rb! and Mrs. Farragnt: "IT.) oratioo, especially that of Mr. Voorheea, were very fine, and -r- well received by the audience. Mrt. Karragut, the widow of the Ad miral, and bis son, Lieutenant Loyall Karragut, were present cm the grand uod, and werw the obeerrei of all observers. Mrs. Farag at is herself a Virginia lady, being a daughter or William Loy all, of Norfolk, wboe brother, George Loyall, for years rpreeal.d well and faithfally tbe Norfolk District in Congress. n Th) excesive value of theatrical en'.icisrns i. seen in what two London papers say of John McCalloagb. Tbe ftttnd.trJ says: "ilia shortcomings as ao artist are '.h t4en cfK rul pouion and the mattdibUSty of the lower tooeeof voice. The A7r alys: "He has aa ezeeUiM voic, enabling h 1 m to j i C4 distinct efsci to off Ai ut tir jncej, but he has exoesaxvs) delibe rateoetie of utterancwaod movement. Its jreat itrtnjL lUs in Ait vigor ous piu ion.". Well, that-will do. --. i i i. t i I'eace and. "good order- prevail throughout the Soatb. It is only in the disordered and distempered brains of N'orthern demagogues and negTO pailiete that not and boll-dosing tint. Read the foltowitrg, the latest itimony we have er concerning U Sooth from a Nerthern eoarce. It is from the V aahiogtoo letUr in the litchmood StaUi "A number of lketoo basiness nn, who gave just reloroed from a 'ur m the South, are in the city. They were surprised a; the peace and Kood order and the evidencee of proepenty they found ererywhere in that much-abused coo 0 try. They ij they fonod the people were much more i ate rested o basioeaa, and eepe llyinthe development of maoo ftctanog and miamg ndostriee than n politics, althoagh- people at the North ara continually told by their "ewepapajra that Sonthernwra scarcely think of aAyuhiag bat politic., and cTy party prspdifi into social ana bu SI8 relation. Never siocth wtr htTttieDem plei a tnamph orer tbft ICAdiCAl m U. J b. io ti. d.b.. gro.iog out of ib Mahooe dirty bajlnea. The Kt people of tb North io what a redicaloaa and duffTaeafal attitude I lh- q..,... i. .u. t?- ' the Sul warts bare placed the Re I pabltcaa party. The bt of them a"gt nd mere are iom U1 ""- uo uiunui TSfji ii JiiftrUiu. "The eicme crrow that the HeDub- lioAna in Waahlnryton ara eomintr to their eenaee, and that at least some of the publio basioeee will be attended to. Almost two raootba hate been wmivu uftf viuiuiui uu uiuuieucr- ger, ana mai la jqsi aooat two and that is lost about two I V. . .V..-. v.. ... W U wvuui uiviv wiu vukui vu uiis unu i . ! T . v . r ... . I ATanti m m r x nr In Unrhim i (ton. I - - - - - Decuoa w,l uraay ana uie protest against iwaaieoerger many ite- v r . . i PDI,C5 anaton mw oe oearu y ashamed of the part the? have lately been playing. It is true that they cannot cover op their dugmce by Kr, ikJ, AVw.tMt;.. abandoning their obetrocUve mea- rw, ui kooy can rwap av gwu uen more dishonor by not abandoning them. In a paragraph veaterday we r f erred to the fact that the three men ... ... .1 ho hid bMniodnt Bffii ihd on thi - - - - j u c i oaueru tius worw oouiuern wru. t a sra a iag ivicomooa iiroaKn is io oaua who aome Tory umeiy rcuecuons froai ,u Washington correspondent . vT t on the same subject. It it too good I to be overlooked, ao we Rive the mont important part. The writer says: 4V And so, as an ex-rebel, walking arouod Vv aahiogtoo, come acroaa the statue of General Thomas, and re- members that he was known aa the bardeet fighter of the Union army, I and then turning que res weetward bis stepa a few approaches the r airagut statne he perbape may be pardooed for eohloqnutog: 'Farragnt I gave them New Orieaoa and Mobile, I PKmaa rrawo lham VranVlln a nr. I ,mm mw a. e w w . m mt m at1 a i mm d I S-aah.ille- and b idM thea. there ia Winfield Soott, who gave the pres- tige uf his name aod fame in the be- I ginning 01 tne war to tne cause or the Union, and he too is perpetuated . '. in broose by a grateful country ! gioning 01 tne war to tne cause or 1 m a mm And so it happens that out of five I men whose irenius anh patriotism 10 I the late war have been deemed wor- . . . toy to ow ae up id iauuuiucut u by a grateful country here in Its cap- I itat, three are from the South two coming immigrants the various Induce from Virginia while ooly two, Mo- menu offered by the people of our Bute, Peerson and lUwlina, anof North- f1f em birth, and they lesser lighta on I the pagee of history. Of other wars I but two military heroes have boon toui ouuuiwj, uu "J 1D uwu I aabington and Jackson. I Mr. J. Johoa took exceptions to I some comments of Lsptain J. LL. Chamberlayne, editor of the Rich mood Siait, upon his (Johns') letter to Cameron that was read in the U. S. Senate. Johoa invited the editor to eo to Washington for the purpose I of receiving achaueoge. Uapt. Unam-1 , fnr him retrata notb- log. and telle him where he could be I faod if he had anvthm to settle i if I t- itb him. The correepoodanoe in I full, with additional comments, ap nea rs in the StaU of the 26th. It leave. Chamberlayne "oo top," and Jobos mnst regret now that he wroto I . . I that latter to Don Cameron and that other letter to Ham Chamberlayne. The following Is from the latter'a con cluding comments: "Also it will be observed that J. Jobos would never understand me when I referred him to bis direct remedy, as that be knew where to I find me, finally ref erring Him to a I frieod sufficiently designated. "Lastly, the only caoso of complaint I t a aa.i I can see on J. J odds' part 1 tai ne t desired delay in tne settlement, ne i sought, or pretended to seek, while I refused to delay tnat settlement, ana wished settlement at once, without I travelling or waiting Spirits Turpennne. The cholera is playing destruc tion among the chicken and bogs In lower Northampton. Thm Kliiaheth CItv Falcoix savs I Maadeo, the wretch who eloped with JohosooU wife recently, when last heard I from was ia aiempoiB, uno - wm wu bis way to Texas. Greensboro Patriot: From pre seatlsdicaUoos there will be no leal than three mil tickets la the field for Mayor and Commiseiooers of Greensboro oa Monday. MaJ. P. T. Dofff. who was for a nam- be of years editor of the Greensboro Io- trfcrt. and certainly one of our most highly aataeraed Citlzans. lsft this XaornlOt tO aC- 1 cept posit Woo oa the editorial staff of the unarietie warw. loa explosion, where the water was niieen New Berne Nut Sheik Welfeetdeepi Tbe body wsa thrown with such r. wm n niiar that all tha I sosed that the men who were near by and maehlaery and material for the canning es- tahUshaneot has oeen amppe- iron. duj- i more and will be at New Berne on Wed nesday. It Is a large Baltimore canning I oyatsrs or 800 bushels of green peas. ealahliahment mOVSO U -tew uoibo. aua I proapwo-a nwmmj .w.v, - -.-7 HTj o"themublahmVtU 8)00 can. J'J 2 cerdsr. eqoal to about 2.000 btuhell of I tera-aiuad jwrttcaiaia apply to tae edttoe of this I KtlhlKeoojSf rA.Qn .Edenton Oreratn hort timo lnc.' Bho Tcted for pru utkaowa A Miort: time ago, tod CHlSSSfft "' cmi to proceed tromtbo prem!e. Tea- rzzrir, XL door ad wtered tteroom. and fooad an Infant U the lait ataaof I ... .. . . Zt deootnpoalUoo, tied up In an old ahawL I v-. . t. tii ki. w p danierons wonnd from a ijiire in tno hands of hlatfe We axe reliiblr In I ney'a Keck. Hertford conaty. has been tendered the poalOon of President of the ?7tT ffi I tr th miraatioa of air. MeBowelL Chatham -Record: Mny persona erroaeonsly think. that the late xfUlatnre I passsd a law JaTTlna; a us on au oogt. I T a t m rirnlfin rinnhl hi i nan f mm A mil. w. .u.. - i uoatnuaoiiii ut a uw uu wm pmw I T .... .T . . - . . I prBOn IO USi tUM flO lOr lUIUUB UU making It larceny to steal such dog. oar Rnnrema (srt Vi a at Vi eirtnfrtv HsWIlsvf thslt It Is not larceny to feloniooalv take a dog, MciBisucuanuaMwuciniiuvuivuwir because at common law there U no property I 4 aw TV aVIaa a! t Vat v saver law la tn u ft doj5. The object of tha new law is to allow Mraona who have valuable does to I lodlct any one who may steal them, bo " now any owner or a dog can, n ne I wishes, list it for taxation and pay the ot one doUir Md ,odict for i jaroenv anv seraoo who may steal It. Tne tax thus collected Is to be paid Into the I common school xnna. Mr. F. 11. 13 as bee recalled a I singular clrcomatance in connection with I raJatiKi to a, conMoondent of the Atlanta wwumwiiaaaiwiaaHw uijih r t ft i t- i.i w . j . . . QoJtii&m in Balelxh a few days ago: a m b a a a a I -a -v -----w raa ea m raV "SlatT n " SI Tl Ja mnMfT mi I was passed Dy the otaie inteaaea 10 give pardon to men engaged in certain political of Its being stretohea to emoraoe tne ixw T ".rey weEr!pnTJ1t-n reciting the members they omitted one who was a desperate outlaw, covered with crime, and for whom there was a reward of $5,000. lie was ahortly afterwards cap tared and his captor collected through Dortch, a Ualveraity of Georgia boy, tne sraiiy 01 ueoxgia ooy, iuo i-i?" Id tSSS to cltch a mil 13,000 reward. ty act and was State bavin oald for the purpose of officially taming him lactam inln." 0 Raleiah Vtiilor- The Raleiffh 2itc-0ierer is to printte 43 column weea ly. The Charlotte vtmreer prints a 00 column one. but the Qoldsboro Jfanr u,,,,,, .ud coming in the Raleigh Ao-Crwr stuffs the ballot-box and makes Its weekly 6d columns. At her residence in thiS CltV. at . . . M a vr. ir tif J .W.ve ysr morning, airs, . wea umiuw 1 1 'I'K. n v. a Lki waa ih. rMi ! nr inn f. j0hnT. Weet. Mis. Judge E- Q. Reade, of ihlscity. while crossing Broad- way. mecuy 01 w iun d,y. f" "od e wJi,' paased over her head, neo nQUUon of two of her fln l ... !. . m ar . . .- . .sb way. ioecuy 01 w iuii, o.u.- eceasitaling the nnlatlnn nf tao of her flnntl. We are to announce that she was doing well at lest account. Suppose the State of North Carolina had a fltlasa, energetic mao 01 uuuiic 1 imuuucu iu iuo .iviui.j w CuU Qlldenf io clly 0f New York, Whnee datv it should be to lay before io- ihousands who dally land upon our shores turn their course southward f Qxford TorcMight: Hon. A. S. Merrlmon failed to put in aa appearance at the prohibition meeting held at Knap of Heeds on the 18th Inst, and the large crowd which had collected at that place to bear him were badly disappointed. A previous engagement prevented nis auenaance. -We hear of more applications for the Doeition ot County Superinieadent. How ever small the pay may be no office can be left unsolicited. lODacco is sewing at lively rates In the Oxford market. We never saw the like of the golden leaf. It will bring big prices and our farmers coo- tlnue to bring It In. The Oxford rangements for the 3rd annual hop at Coxart Hall. May 16th. Over 600 Invita- I lions have been sent to all parts of the I state. The beet music baa been secured. We regret. to Uiarn tnat , air. ri i.am tt r.-thorae died at hla home in Fishing 1 creek last Thursday ot pheumonla. Tbe I deceased was about 00 years oi age, anu waa a rnod and naeful clliaen. -Rumor was a i Kooaanonae iui I says that the Rev. Mr. Gilliam, whore- I r-ntlT connected himself with the Ik)man I Sfr SSnvo ohSSHi open a Catholic achool. Dr. Taylor's ..I. Inwn Inll lut Wk WU linT lt aale of town lota last week waa largely at tended and about twenty lots went off at b Igb prioee. Oxford is boomln g." Raleigh Jietos Observer: On Sat urday last DeputyJ.CollectorillSorrell aod Moore cantnred one of the largest illicit distilleries ever fouad in thia district, lt was oo Rocky River, io Chatham county. near the Randolph line, it was in iuu hiaat and a nezro man was at work as the officers approached. He at once sea to tne wopoa. me capacity .".J Vf" I ?K il0 ! an n iv a . ti irra w ci w at u urns as i v w swa-M w , n -Q, in the cardan when he I fen a painful sensauon about the neaa.aoa i immeoiaieiy sutnea wwiremii uhk, J2i&iSBt:S JikKDwhers he badlived for maoy years, jje has since the war represented Northamp ton county In tbe Benste. He leaves awire and several children. ThomasviHe, N. Ot, correspondence: The remains of J. T. Moore, son of Cspt. W- T. Moore, of this" place, arrived here last night from Lynch hnrcr Vs.. accomnanfed bv M. W. Btepp, ,who relates tbe following sad account of h a death. Mr. Aioora waa emoioyeo oy the Richmond and . Alexandria Itailroad comouT as foreman' of - rock work, and was on. last Th twelve miles from was on. last aourauaj eveuuin a ivwia . m iiyncnourg, on tne oanxs trying to breax avast roea ui uiHi-iwi-.- - - - - - Itn powaw. naitDKiuiuvu a vi ui feet in tbe rock, and falling the third time to break the rock with powder.be attempted to charge it with nitroglycerine, pouring lt In the hole from a Jog., It Ignited some wsy, supposed to have been caused by tha heat from tbe former efforts to explode it, or from friction by the fall ot fifteen feet lfae hq 0f hole. He waa blown .- n. mnnfMt hlrh. the bodT fllhB? ia River, 850 ot 400 feet from saw it thought it was a rock or powder arg. A hare bargaitc t wu eseuahed and paper. SBV ADTKBTIIBKIBNTg. J. 0. llraroa Hop biltera, etc. Muhbos VeU, tiea, acarfa, etc HxmsxKBOKB-Japanese goods. ELiHaisox & At.t.kn Spring etylea. Masonic Meeting St. John's Lodge. W. EL Gbkxk Boda and mineral waters. Mxmaa Wil. Compre&a and W. H. Co. Do you wiirr good white farm laborers. Lseil n i New moon this morning at ten nr n l r -.U : J - e oouia near oi uoiumg uu- iD ,n cc,e8 yesterday. I There were no cases for the I Miyor's consideration yesterday morning, As the season advances we no-. tlce increased activity in the work of pipe- Isying. I TT7 M mAnfiMm a nla I 1 T O VUilkiCU W mcunwu a Jima cii we had from Mr. CM. Basbee on I ATiesaay. a. Leak, Esq., President of I ' . ' I Bank of New Hanover, Wadesboro, is I at the Pnrcell House. riUB raiUO IU uto wwvu. JO WI.U III 1 in.ni.IMni effect upon vegetation. Hon. Jno. W. Shackelford and CoL J. B. Taylor, of Onslow, registered at I the Pnrcell House last night. I Mr. Josh T. James, of the JRt- I view, wno nas oeen very in, coaunues io I . . . tn a. . . - - I . . . i inroTB. wa are a-laa to SSV. I " " Rev. Thoa. D. Pitts, of St. John's Church, who is absent on a visit to Florida, is expected home on Saturday. Rev. Dr. Yates, of our city, de Uvers an address to the Woman's Mission- ary oociety at rayeiieTuie, sx. o., to-aigm. - w . 111 . -e :..! xwo nnnureu pounus 01 uaouu and ten gallons of oysters were condemned and aent outof the market yesterday morn- Two hundred pounds of baoon iog- I 1 I XT , .L. 1 v e learn i-aa. people are reia- j geeiog from Charleston on account of the scarlet fever, which has been raging there for some time past. ma v T TT? .a I a ne .Norwegian iarque xurstai- nincm was cleared for Antwerp yesterdsy, K Maaara ai-t Rnrunt : Son with 3,400 barrels of rosin. Tbe Wilmington Distriot Con ference of the Methodist E. Church, South, . " convenes in the church at. JlizaBeibtown July 7th, at 10 o'clock, a. m. We regret to learn that very unfavorable symptoms have been dereloped .a M . SP V Wa Tl a a. ... in tne case oi vt. sl. j. .uextoesei, wno uas been suffering for several months with naralvala. and that he ia renorted to be gradually sinking. The revival meetings at Fifth Street M. E. church are still held nightly. A good deal of interest U manifested, and we learn that an unusual solemnity per vades the congregations. The services commencs.it 8 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Borkhead leaves here Sunday night for Nashville, Tenn., where he is to attend next week a meeting of the Missionary Board of the Methodist E. Church, South, of which he is a member from the North Carolina Conference. Our citizens,and especially those I who are required to travel the street al- I luded to during wet weather for their malls, will be gratified to learn that some malls, wui be gratified to learn long-needed Improvements in the way of guttering and raising Chesout street,' near "8 postomce, is now Deing mane oy our city authorities. Three young men of this city 1J " ' wa kej to Wrightsville Sound and back I " , ' . . . Tuesday night Upon being asked how long they remained there, they said "Only nn,h In Ml . tlrfnfr Af .tF frnm long enough to get a drink of water," from which it may naturally be inferred that Wrightsville water is considerably better than the "common run." In excavating near the North east corner of Front and Market streets, yesterday, for tbe water works pipe, the workmen came across a solid brick wall fog, fee thick, supposed to have been a portion ot tha Xoaadation of aome baildlns whlr.h atood there a ood man v Tears aso. -.--- m -j - - it was about three feet beneath the sur- facfi SSIVBB ARDHIABIFIB. Brig Sybee, hence, arrived at. London oo the 37th. Barque Meuina, hence, arrived at Do ver yesterday. Steamship Benefactor, hence, arrived at New York yesterday. Swed. barque AndrktU, Berndtsen, hence, arrived at Triest on the 19th inst. Barque Brage, Godlin, benoe, arrived at Rotterdam on the 25th inst. . Barque Scharnhoert, Harden, hence, arrived at Qneenitown on the 24th lost. Ger. brig Eepress, Fretwurst, sailed from Bremen for this port on the 24th insfe Barque EintraeJU, Musewick, hence, arrived at London on the 23d inst. Barque Ceres, Olsefilience, arrived at Belfast on the 23d inst - Ten years of experience has firmly rooted Tutt's Pills In public estimation. Their wonderful adaptability to the various forms of disease Is a maryel to medical men of all echools. They are lagely used in hospitals in Europe and America as well as in the army and navy... , Cuba and other countries whero yellow fever prevails, consume mil lions of boles annually. BOIBU PF HEALTH. 8PMUI RIilDB'-Tb ExeaTailen or Streets for L.ylnff water ripe. The Board, of Health of New Hanover county met in special session last night to consider the propriety of the work now be iog conducted by the Water Works Com pany io excavating streets for the purpose of laying water pipes, at this season of the year. There were present: Cof. W. L. Smitb, chairman, and Mayor of the city; Horace chairman of the Board of County commissioners; . and uoctors wui. ueo. Thnmu Clen CI Thnmm Tl T Rnio W I " " t . w Lane Ed deL ffl Th0fl, F Wp6d, W. J. H. Bellamy, E. A. Anderson, P. tT. Potter. ; It was resolved, as the opinion of the Board, that the excavation of the streets for the laying of pipes for water works be permitted to progress until the 15th of May; j provided, that if during the progress of the work within the time named, in the judgment of the Superintendent of Health, it be dangerous to the public health, he shall require the work to cease. The matter of the water supply adopted by the Water Works Company wss freely discussed, and it was announced that "In tQ ODinioo Qf thig Bq. wale- fjo,- I the flana Pear nr "N7rth V.nat rivpr near Wi.miog.oo. i. oo. good for domMc purpurea An inlenaatinir , naner wan read bv Dr. Thomas F. Wood on the disposal of garb- age, sewage, etc., and on motion it was referred to the Board of Aldermen for their consideration. The Board then adjourned. Dredains; tfce Cape Fear Hirer. Proposals for dredging the Cape Fear ri-er helnw this -hinh hflvA h-fir, ad. .j, . 1 vertised for bv Col. CJrarffhilL Kncrineer in I ,..T cnmrfTQ were oneneu in nia omce ia bium " w more on Tuesday, the 26th inst., at 12 o'clock, as per advertisement. - The follow o ciock, as per aavertisemeni. x neionow ing sre the bids received, with the names and residencesof the parUes, and price per cubic yarfi ton Geo. C. Forbes & Co., Baltimore, Md., 26 cents. Morris & Cummings' Dredging Company,. 1 new York City. 82 cents. I . G- H. Ferris & Co., Baltimore, Md., Hi I centa. - n This would indicate that Messrs. Ferris & Co. will be awarded the contract, pro vided thev are ahle to rome on to the Viueo mey are aDie IO come up to mo I reonirementa laid down in the advertise- I . ...... . a a V. m S . II . r r . . meat, though we have no definite informa- tion to that effect as yet. They are ex- L perienced contractors in tbe business of dredging, and it is not likely that they I n rv r f 4 ItawA M w aa I. r4 X 9 ltia t n AtVkr9 lltA wuum uic nui iu um .u-j I ability to carry out the contract in all its I essentials. Daily weatber Bulletin. The following will show the state of the thermometer, at the stations named, at 8; P' ' yesterday. Washington mean time, and also the amount of rainfall in inches for the twenty-four hours ending j daily at 3 P. M except Tuesday, when it is 48 hours, as furnished by Sergeant i - xxr nr.i.n. ai.i rm .vs . wOUiCD if . it a-wu, uijuat abvi ak tuip Station : AtlanU Tem. R F. Weather. Cloudy Fair Lt Jain National Dredging Company, Washing- mor WpleTwS tod tte KegufatorL- D C 271 rfintR. t-uowh ageauetKiurae. a. certain core ror ' . 1 awanar.ae. inoigeanon. irevenanRnd Kninnas-vr 74 2.62 79 .89 76 . 07 .76 90 .00 78 .00 84 .90 84 .00 87 .00 77 .54 81 .00 82 .41 73 .13 82 .00 74 .00 76 .00 Augusta Charleston Charlotte Cloudy Galveston "...'.. Clearg Hazy 1 Clear-' Fair Fair . Fair Fair Fair Lt rain Clear Clear Fair Indianola. . . . Jacksonville Key West.. Montgomery Punta Bassa. .... Savannah Wilmington...... Cedar Keys PensacoLa ....... PortEsds The following are the Indications for the u ... .. South Atlantic States to-day: Partly cloudy weather and occasional . south to west winds higher tempera- tore and stationary barometer. THUflAIItS. The mails close and arrive at the City Post Office as follows: CLOSE. ' Northern through mails, fast, 6KK) P. M. Northern through and. way . mails................ o;isu a, jo. Raleigh;... t... ... : 5:30 A. M. Mailafor 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 A. M. and 7:45 P. M. Westeminails(C. O. Ry)daily (except Sunday)........... S:1U A. M. Mail for Cheraw & Darlington RiUlroad..........t.....i. 7.-43 tr. juu Mails for points between Flo rence ana. unarieston, o a. M. and. - .7:45 P. M. Fayetteville,andofficesouCape Fear Jtuver, mesoays. ana Fridays...;.......,........ 1:00 P M. Fayetteville, via Lumberton, daily, except Sundays.... - 8:10 A. M. Onslow C. H, and. interme diate offices, Mondays and : Thursdays.:.............. 6:00 A M Smithville mails, by steam boat, daily (except Sundays) 8:30 A. M Mails for Easy -Hill, Town' . . Creek, Sha)lotte and Little River, Mondays and Thurs days'. .... .v:.. . . . . ..... . . . 6KM) A. M Wilmington and Black River Chapel, Mdndays, Wednes- ' . davs and Fridays. .... .'i . . . 5:00 A, M. - OPENVOB BSUVBXY.:.,. Northern through and way Tnails. .... '. . i .... . V i ... . 70 A. M. Northern through mails. . . . . . t.00 'A. M. Southern mails. . . , 730 A M. Carolina Central Railroad.... 4:00 P. M. Mailflcollected from street, boxes every diyat itsoP. m. ; . " ; -r" General delivery bpenf from 9&0 A.M. to6.O0 P. Mand on Sundays from 80 to M : . - - .. . i i Stamp Omce open from 8iUH..io';13)i. andtrom a to ou r.m.. a-oney oraer ana I Registet Department opeit same as stamp InsBborataatlon. i. , , fJ ATT V R Rut-Pr Too an Xta-a or.rl llkUn J W Tttl. vi t I ' - "cu uoivubiok ou uoara oj J?SD , which nrriveu uere irom uangor, Maine, on Mon day, were arrested and committed to jail yesterday for disobedience of orders, there to remain until wanted by their Captain. A colored man by the name of Henry Taylor, an employe at the mill of JHLessrs. K. bidder & Sons, had his right arm badly ' cut Tuesday afternoon by one I o the saws. Blabop Lyman's Appointments. May 26, Ascension Day St. John's, Wil mington. - ' May 27, Friday p. m. St. Mark's, Wil mington. May 29 Sunday a. m. St. James', Wil mington. May 29, Sunday p. m. St: Paal's, Wil mington. May 31, Tuesday Clinton. ' Junel, Wednesday Faison. June 2, Thursday Smith ville. June 5, Whitsunday Fayetteville, dination. June 17, Friday Wilson. June 19, Sunday Kocky Mount, secration.' . June 20, Monday Halifax. June 21, Tuesday Scotland Neck. Or Con- MEADE & BAKER'S CARBOLIC I MOUTH WASR U frp.rr.nf nA rtoHh, I . . . .T ' ' . . " . rS"" . I ful toilet article.' and will nositivelv cure all ISSTS'SSVSSiSS & i xeeth. it win also relieve bka. bsckkkss. I ana IS an excellent gargle for SOBE THB0AT. JSffiS.f JM?& cisis srenerallv. : The trade snnnlind bv tha I wholesale druggists in Richmond and Bal- I timore. mb 26 3m eod C1XY ITJBffilS. THE QBSATSST BLKSSINa. A simple, pare, I "??1,Ir '9. Hop Bitten la t mat romea v. ana its nroDnetora ara Maimr hiai I 22 jtnomwnaB wao mto oeai savea ana cureo Dy it I wui you try it t See another colamn.-Bagle. Travellers laconTealenced in Simmons iver xtesuaior in Denies ror rear or brerddrie, are miorjaea tnat tae powder KeKtuator will be found Sf atS WornltefloI g Se'pen the aeath, chewed and swallowed, will prodaee the an. tome. COBtiveness. Colic. Sick and Soar Stomach. Low Spirits, and like evils of a disordered Liver and stomacn. see tnat vou set tne crennlne. nre- pared by J. H. Zeilln St Co. I xrs. winslows soothino steup Rev I Qnlnanlia fUKV lifa I.w.a 4k tiD.-.4-.. TVl.t AI r..wo"nld brnrm" I anylond of medicine wklch anv kind of medicine which we did not know to be I eood particnlarly for infants. Bnt of Mrs. Wins I tow's Soothing uyrnp we can speak from knowl- I mA& In A1I1 AWk fatntl 4 kea samAa4 aa VteamAwa I indeed, by giving an infant troubled with colic I PSlns, o.niet sleep, and its parents unbroken rest at Most Darents can aooreciate theaebleaainn. J Here is an article which works te perfection, and I which u Harmless; for tne sleep which it aft . . a a i ai . . a ... lords I the Infant ia perfectly natural, and the little cherub a i , . T i . . k . . . ... little ch Idorinf inlable. bw-ulbs aa --urucBfc as a oation.' asa aonnz iae S MAIM.. tAtl4 1. .,. f . I...U.l.k1. m. ipiwmn w weMuug ft, Toiu ia iiiirtamimavio. tt e I beftomthefcthf SechO S it nad I lJtl,t,,SfegJfyg I eonaldera- cents a hwo DIED KING. In this city, on the 37th inst, of scarlet fever, KATE MKARKfl. daughter of John J. and aim J. -Kitty, agad 7 years and 8 months. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. St John's Hall; WnJtareTOK, N.d, 28th Aprtl.1881. TIB REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF St. John's Lodge, No. 1, F. &'A.M., will be I neia uus cxu.utusuA.xt jwi at 8 o'clock. , aa it JAMRS O 98, Sec'j. Annual Ileeting- THB ANNUAL MXSTING G7 THE STOCK holders ot the Wilmlneton Comnress and Warehouse Company will be held at the Office of the President of the Carolina Central Railroad Company, on Monday, the 9th of May, atl3 o'clock M. .GEO. SLOAN, ap 23 St my 8 Secretary and Trees. Do You Want Good White Farm JLaborersf COL. A. POPE. GENERAL AGENT OF IMMI GRATION. telecranliB the Commissiener of Ag riculture that if he can get fair wages, good treat ment and comfortable accommodations for good white farm laborers, they can be precoxea daily through our "Foreign Emigrant Agency," and that a gool cia,s of people are irrivtoe" whbin it is deal- I rabie to locate at oaee. if possible. -m I parties desiring such USorwia plesse correspond with the Oomsussioner ef Agriculture, Raleigh, N. C. at once, staling when and how long they wiah snch labor, at what wages, exactly . what fare and household accommodations will be afforded, and whether single persons are desired. ; MONTFORD MSOEHEB, ap 28 Pat Wit Conunlsaloner. gODA, DEEP ROCS ANI VICHY WATERS ON DRAUGHT WM. H. GREEN, - ap Si tf Market St., bet Front and nd. Hop Bitters. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM, : Warner's Safe Remedies, Atwood's Qoinine Tonic Kno's Fruit Salt, Soda and Mineral Waters, For sale by JAMES O. MUNDS, Druggiet, ap 28 tf J 35 N. Front fit. Spring and Summer RECE1YEP DAILY. HARRISON ALLEN, Hatters.. ap S8 tf THITE LINEN VESTS, White Marseilles Yeats, Col'd . do." . do. . White LAwn Ties, Fancy Silk and Satin Scarfs, Cora OILS, and Linen uoius, Juegans uoaiery. au-Hovni Clothlerand Merchant Tailor; ap 2S It Japanese Goods.- LARGE AND BBAUTIFCL SUPPLY ! Just received at . HKINSBBRGER'S. Blank Books LARGE VARIETY AT HBINSBERGSR'S. rtmE GREAT NOVEL, -v ' j j . - AlAoif ACOOUST OF WJ2 A At HSmSBBSGBR'S , ap t8 tf Live Book and Music Store. . ... . . 7 7 marts "THE QUEER OF v TABLE WATERS." 'British Medictxl Journal. "Most safe, delicious, and wholesome" ' New York World. ANNUAL SALE, 9 MILLIONS. Of Grocers, Dtvg$ists,& Min. WaK Dftitrt. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ap.lSeod lm . ta th aa Lecture. J1HB FOURTH LECTURE OF THE WIL- mington Library AssocMtloa Coarse, will be d.liv- ered FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 29 TH. at the OPERA HOUSE, commencing at t)( o'clock, by Rev. JOSEPH R. WILSON, V. D. b abject-COURAGE. Admission t5e. sp 17 t Hew Spring Butter. J AM SELLING NEW SPRING BUTTER OI the very flaeit quality and DELIGHTFUL FLAVOR, Three pounda for One Dollar, OR SO cents per pound by the Email Tab. All consumers would rave money by parcbaalag from me. JNO. L. BOATWR1QUT, 11 A 13 North Front St. "Pride of tlie Pantry." Another fresh lot of this FLOUR juat arrived. THE FINEST FLOUR SOLD IN WILMINGTON. Send in your orders early and get It while freab. Jno. L. Boatwnght, Xos. 11 V 13 N. Front It. apS4 tf Ice Cream Freezers. WE ARB SELLING THE FAVORITE, THE BEST FAMILY FRBXZBR ever pot opoa Una arket. Its CHEAPNESS sad ' IMPLICIT Y pat Ice Cream within the reach Or ALU We elao eep in stock uoocn - ia. ana Top aeuoa ana Blatchley's Horleontal Frcesera. Call aad hear oar prices. GILBb A MUROH1SON, ap 24 tr urocsery ueparuaent. Wanted 1,000 Men, rQ BUY BUGGIES, CARTS, WAGONS, HAR- neae, Saddles, Collars, Hanes, Blind Bridles, Ac. Best goods and lowest prices. ap 24 tr GKfiHARDT CO. L. S. L. NEXT DRAWING OF THE .Louisiana state .Lottery rpAKES PLACE MAY 10. CAPITAL PR1ZB X 130,000.- Whole tickets. W w; uaives, i uu. Addreaa Lock Box tTt. ap 13 tf Wilmington, N. C Parasols and Sun Shades. Brown Roddick 45 ITIarket Street. WE HAVE NOW ON HAND A BXAUTlFULi aaaortment of the above at pricea rangtnc from 15 cenU to $15 00. LACKS AND HAMBURG S. Onr Unn in laeea and Hambnrn baa never been so complete as at this time. We are opening many novelties. . NECK RUFFLING. A New Line Just received. BROWN RODDICK. apStf Market Bt. Try Mrs. Joe Person's InHiau Toaic Bitters. ftURES SCROFULA; RHEUMATISM, HE ART i niaaaae. Ohronlo Biliona Oolic aad all kiada of Eruptions aad Skla Disease, arising from Impurity of the blood. As an Alterative Toole and Purifier of the Blood H has proven Itself unequalled. BEE GOV. HOLDKJT8 OPINION. ' 'Eauisk, N. C Dee. Sd, 1880. I tVa pleaaure in stating that a member of my family has aaed Mrs. Joe Person's Indian Tonic with good resultsvH believe her remedy excellent for the parpoee. for which It U ilatiA SEE JUDGE STRONG'S OPINION. K""", N. C, Dec lit, 1S90. Mrs. Joe Person : MadaacwSome rnontaa ago I waa in bad health, snfferlng from debility. Indiges tion aad loss of appetite, when a friend Indaeed me to try your Bitters as a Tonic. I did so with the moat nappy resnite. a aae grt yimii m i ''.. ding it as a valuable and efflclent vegetable Tonic. Very respectfully, GEO. V. aTBOaa. P?KSbiJr1 ror sale oy Mra. Jee Person, Frankllaton. M. C WM. H. UBISH, orncrat, nac Wilmington, N. C. . mn io ly . Hay. 500 ?le" N; 1 TSXOTRY HAY' For sale by ap 34 tf KERCHNER A C ALDER BROS. i ' i ' i , ' . Corn. Corn. Corn. ' bnn A Bush Prime WHITE CORN, UVVU For sale by apS4tf KERCHNER C ALDER BUDS. - . r "i.. j. 1 Flour. Flour. Flour. ' ( f Bbw YlMtnt, all grades. ,uvv.. For sale by ' KERCHNER OALDEB BROS. apHtf Llolasoes, Sugar, Coffee 'j H fi rt Hhda and Bbls New Crop . V" i CUBA MOLAB8BS. ' Bbls SUGAR, aggrades. 100 Bsgs mme too wwrmm. J For sale b ?,7 CHNER ap94tf KERi C ALDER BROS. 1