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n
a
t SS
t
r" -n iti mil imii
" TLS a LmI fee mm taaai Urea MUi
OLTL1NEI.
rn ! lift br ia wtmboi di-
hx hadrtd excurioMM oa
5,fJ ad mJJaif eoup3 mau ome
, uui wrct ; a eccUeai occurred i 9
, Tttircaic. iiJwu du to
i
! ta ticurnoiM win iroca uiq
Oitwio. ad rtprotd tboat oe
inoiial fmth- Two mea KUJed
,.l thr wnouilf iajared by a bolW ex
,,.n n a tfoo fouedry el Ifempoi.
r...u 5cn Notta Cro-
, ( ur i UJia u b raoaoved lo
ltli,aT.rn,orT.;ui.,ai.iuI.
r iKprtai ia b ta flrtt tp towarda
,.,g,fil of ia a ura tnoe doq! two I
tj,oaa c'o. Mra OafflaU oo-
t.. I
ifflj. iliicji diill I
r,P,)rtrd o Oorn. Ca1 I
:Qu:: wiiuoti editorial coctroJ of tbe
Vufk &miu-j Ant Joha Car
ancoi. of Aliadna. Virgiaia, baa bo
,t aaJf NjoJ foe trial for aadia
vurn lout ntiur taroufb the oaaila, bU
.,fa: (Miof mii to SaeaUir Vance oa
, crl p.ad a yoar apacb
, .it ist J i Mao." A a-
...i tu in u fx-tor j ciakMivaa aad bornbe
. 0o J ruMfw aaar rria, f raac.
ii ik.
'
itppiMitiuo papra l Aibaoa ca
r im CoUoa aatioaal d
Hrr Moat.iaa 8ooaliat aditoc
.r LnJ. a fouad (uilty uf tb cbaif
t ac.ua niurdar . m aaaiaaca waa
i.rrrU Ea-Saoato B. rrftatar
Tr.iurT. ia uraiaad witb
,j,,in-ii )0 for odcrn. Typboid fever
t Havana; bi faweaaaaof
ir aa reponad. Cocaaao-
i,, S t". ' J'f. dd a New York
nif Ta baaiaaaa prt of tba
;, f llrriaa. Aikaaaaa. baa ba
mrul . &r m!dia4 loaa $23.CX.
ri c ai nat ricitrd aad bifbar
,-nctdy . piica adfad ivomll, bat
:Mii obi Iwar ; b eoatiauad dry
.i.l u iof wtiar ut cooaidarad oafarora-
m ui cropf Up la 10 30 o'clock
.4: aibt bodM ba 1 ba rt-
: ,ru rr.a tfta tair at Loodoav, OaL
N Vj markata: Moatay &Q3i par
K -ttoQ 1 to ai 10Oll cu, acrolbara
l.iir -f a.l adaaciac at 2 IC3? 50;
tii. uardd ipriag ft lafQl 13; eora
tiile Uar. 'iofTdd MQ.'S? caata; tpirita
u ?otja Urm i 3!fOJ7 eta; roaia etraaf
I oujii sooda in New York ar
r sctiv ia first hands, and the
'.,)i of tha market ja firm-
Th l.t spalliog of the Conkliog
iM'ip ia coop." There ia no rafer
: to plucked rooatera io ihia.
Wr. Abram Lincoln ia not dying
roMjrte,l, bat ia ia poor health, she
)mui aa she h aa ben aioc Christ-
Ir luring, the new Commissioner
( ncultarv, goee into office July
l Or. Loriog ia thought to bo
'itii&ad acaioeatly for the near poet.
The ousted man ia Le Due, and baa
i. to blame the lack.
I )n K. 1a. !.. f .l.rr nhul I
... t w mm . i -. . ,
!on Albany that there was no doubt
if ih re -election of tha er -Senator,
ii that Conkliog and hia set were
working to make it aa nearly nnani
mou aa poaaibia. Aoolher special of
Ui same day repreaeots the Stal
est is as a little depreeased.
It waa Mr. John Carmiohael, of
LouilouQ coanty, Va., who lam
pooned little Billy through the mail,
if wrote to. Senator Vance oo a
poetai card: "Please send me your
pch oo the d d dog, Mabona,"
The poetai waa stopped t the Waab
"jtou poatofice. Mr. C will be ar
'eted by a U. S. Depaty Marshal.
The Raleigh line Obcmr report-
the arrival of W. I. Best and
'o persons from Roe too, and says
t ia "uadarstood that they coma to
ia oity to dlacusa certain mailers
rsUtive to the North Carolina Mid
tnd Railroad, aad aleo so me (bin g
ooceraing the Western North Car-
iiaa and Atlantic and North Caro
11 a Railroads.
Iioamaaia has a King at last.
Prince Charles has been erowned
Tbe Nsw York limes thiaka if the
Hr-iLr $ account can be true Lad it
'ouat have beeo per face I y gorgeoua
ban the coronation came off. It
"That vsracioaa journal aaearee us I
ihst white shirts were almost nmver
ly worn by the nobility and gentry
of Hon man i a who were preeeat at
-Ae coroQAtioo. Not , coo tent with
ihe reekkaa luxury of dresa, some of
l Sueau also wore jacksta,' and
though the fact la not man tioo ad,
Uert may have been ooe or two ex-
trasgsat aoblee who went the es
i ... .
laogva ol trooaers. Ia any
at, there ie no doubt that last
Saadav waa a ,rwt J h...
waa a s
"hsaia."
' - o j - - i
VOL. XXVni.NO."56.
Grni'i bkgrphtr, Bdeaav c bil
ua...i i. i f
.v. . uMB ot ui oro, very un-
imetvonb . fHovt u wa bad oci -
ioo to InlimiU reetntlj ia bii o-
coQot of Grnl louet in the cxm-
ptigQ iou Gen. Le. The ThiU-
I delpbia Timet aayt
"To make oat hie cUim bo bxc
UbaralU falaified pablio docamenU.
aad where a, point waa to. be gained
ignored other. General Boynton
baa fastened opon one .sgraTated
ca. which llloatraCea mior. After
lue Captor of rort . UooeltOQ Geo,
t. r i. - i .
u,Ml mmKu op in anono ea
iiMMMlMnk an Wt.
commander, II aJ leek, waa aetioutly
w v a kvu .us. uh
Alarmed for the army. Badeao claim
in hia .o-calkd bUtorw.th.tnoeTi-
deoc of tbil co a Id be loaod in Wab-
lorioo. Dal Lreo, liOTnton Drodace
from the War Department file the
whnU rorirn.iT-,UK !. k
wnoia correspondence, wtiicn it worto
preotiog,
Gram it n f i,:. r..K
Grant K3t OO ooe of hia Old faah-
toned druoka and forgot all about
th Mfetj of hi army. We may
gif ibe oorrepoDdeoo0 hereafter.
In Geo. U.lleck'a lut letter to Gen.
McClell&n, dated March 4th, 1862,
h wntee:
"A rumor has jast reached
me
a1 aiocw the taking of Fort Dooel-
aoo, General Grant baa resumed hia
loraar Ua oaoiia. It SO, 11 Will SO-
r -.. T ...
ooant for his neglect of my of t-re-
Dvated orders. I do not deem it ad-
viaab a to arreat him at Dreaenl. but
have placed General Smith In com-
in and of the expedition op the Teo-
neaae. 1 think Smith will restore
order and discipline."
Iladeao trie to ign.i all this,
aad lie about it. Grant waa so bad
off that Gen. Smith had to be sub
stituted. It ia to be feared that many editors
who are not aa familiar with the old
revision of the New Testament aa
they might ba will make some very
iccoosidarala and untenable criti
oiama apon tha new revision. Al
ready there) are aigns of such blun
ders. He ia a very raab man who
will eoodemo the work of some forty
eminent Biblical acholara and crilica
extaodiog through too and a half
year, and that too after the moat
superficial glance.
The New York Times give ac
count of some thefla in the U. S.
Treasaiy Department, for which the I
ehief clerk and the caatodian of the
building are reepooaibla. Secretary. I
v indom maue me aiacovery, ana toe i
t . . . . ,. .
.ca j. fcUe 1U"'K"UU V' I
- - afL ..-..ii - - a 7 , I
miaee "to reveal a scandalous oondl-
tioo of affaira." Soppoee the Demo-I
crate could get into power wouldn't I
4k.,. k- - rininn. em A ..nn.ini,
w
f"m. "" h i
of the Iladical oonoern ? I
...... - I I! 1 1 . I
i. ia rtportaxi toai tsouauiag; uau w i
make a bargain with Got. Cornell to I
a, - ...
atenre hia saDDort. The understand-
U, t .1.. u- Pm.;..
to be that Vice 1 resident
4 I
ing is as
a-.i. 1 . I t al. - I
yt i n ii r au I r.iiu.r. cudliui ii i kiia uikT i
lurrenders coot
"machine" to save hia friend Conk-
ling. Bargaina are in order. Gar-1
. . . , ... . I
field once bargained with (Jakee I
Aoea, and afterwards with Koaooe I
vr. r . I
Cockling.
j.ww uji u Mnvvn itic i
hia hand.
spirits Turpenune.
IUeenl sales of Granville to
bacco: per ha ad red poaoda, $90, $73, f&3,
$30. 5o; ffii
rerson county tobacco: C. B.
Brooks. 4 193 pease's fetched $962. Brooks
t Saliarfleld, $oO, $73 parkland red.
Ileleigh Former Jb Mechanic:
Dr. P. P. Paace, a former citizen of Graa
Ti3e has given to tha iliatoricaj Society the
books of tUa, grand sires who were mer
chants ia Raleigh before this ceatary was
bora.
Ilaieigh. VuUor; An aoti-pro-hibUioo
nxaatleg waa held at Milhurnie
Satnrday aaeaing last, which was addrtaaed
bvMesera J. Rowaa Hosiers. Gaoria L.
ToonoffakiJ. JL Renfrew, J. A. Temple I
and George-A, Keith.
Seieiby A urora : We learn that
two men fought a dnel, with hickory sticks,
in Rather fordioe last Tneeday. A
tare aomber ol the farnaere of this county
are either buLldlag aew dwalliap or ra-
EBOddeiliag aad repeirlsf their old one.
at mmm a at mm. a I
uiioru a vtw .pfciu
Jaaee IL Horner, next teok a class In
Latia, and the way La which he raaheda
iaoae boys made ua feel wslL glad we
-were aot a boy again." W did not know
A.aaasLr ana were av sivuua mt muc
VIHW "sw !
wsde wtka." We felt that whst we had I
kaowa was sot worth a conUoealaL
worth a continental." I
New Berne Hut Shell: Abo at
330 persona ware employed aheUJog peas at
the cava ai of factory yesterday, and aa many
more could find employment. Thousands
nt tuwaai arara raaiai. If Mr. BTalr eocld
get salScieat force to work them op, oar
uaca raxmers woaia proceuuy reauise ou
ceau per bushel Tor all their surplus stock.
ilaoderson Review; The en
tine, two box aad two flat cars for the Ox
ford Hsadanoa Road, are here. The
CTcee-ilee are being rapidly laid aad a large
3 naa Liiy of Lroe is aa route. Uader the ai
eient management of Capt. DaJdy Wil
liams the road will acoo be completed.
Capv. Toes Arrtegioa is superts tending the
Uyteg of the sills oo the road.
Charlotte Otocrvtr: , Cob Frtak
"LU
rvcarisaoi aruea irom rwuayvt,
lag the amateurs to present the "rl rates or
1
WILMINGTON, NiCi THURSDAY.
I Feaaace ia Uul pUo on ibt 26tk I ntUnt,
iwt unia or wi nuana u ui nuau.
A member of th cut UsJjoln receipt of
1 crom um proprteior ox u Uroca-
villa opera hoaae offerUif . to give the
"riraiea- me tuo or it if they wui pretest
tee opera mere.
Hero are aomev more sales of
Peraoacoaatr tobacco, which we flndiln
the Roxboro UtraLd: W. P. Iteada, 4,000
Ef' iJ ?hJ'
I r)C eUrt..
I aner told ooe load at $50 around or A
f.w?PaM; X. b. -warren, one load or
ft
7 JSttTZZ1! Tvi- iTri.1? rfrj!
I 132. Peraon was once a cart of GranTilla.
I M ...
u wBKWiirajMB. T .
I Q.lf.knn. TCs,lr. . If- TaIih
riumwiwii iuu wvuui
J Inlu, of tbia city, has jost returned
from McDowell conotj. where he naa been
JgJf. ?Slf ffiSf VrSarJi
lereated in aa tubettoa mine recently diaco-
I Texed. Tber ate deTeloputc the mine.
Dp- Ev4mc v0!,8'1'
I ealled on the 19ih tnataat, with Mr.William
I oj.k -j -v.J -t-
Eorltad. They ro oa bailoeu connected
Wiethe oompaay. This oompany, by the
ororhiVwM mora va
real estate than any, other flw companies In
North Carolina,,. :-; Sr.-:- '
Roxboro Herald: rMtv H. A,
ham have nhactlbed 123.000 to the - stock
wiwa aaava aaaaw aav sua mi aaaMwaiaj
of the Roxboro Railroad.-: tpon condition
that It start from Durham and connect with
Uv 1IIIIBU ! KII.IIU MMUWU MVMKUra,
Whiskey seemed to be plentiful ln4
Roxboro this week although its sale Is for-
bidden -by. law. Armstead Caning -
?U itXSt
-111.4 DJi. 1 -III.
I UiU MM LIIUUII. MS WU1WIT' WIUI
ono of Mr. flrMm Ktim' aLWti anddanlv
I taken with cramp, -m the -middle of the
I pooa and tnimediateir snax and was
owneo. orai uom go oainmg oni
I a r a w-k a... a.
7' ...
aavuuwivuriito a& ia i a uctg
are ia Hendersonvllle twenty stores, dry
goods, groceries, hardware, furniture.
books, etc. Five hotels offer the beet of
entertainment to the tourist or traveller.
Two and a hUf miles from Heoder-
aoaville is the picturesque little village
and surroundings of Flat Rock, the
sammer resort of the wealth and fashion
of the seaboard of South Carolina.
A maaat meeting was held at Ruther
ford ton oa the 18th inst.. to consider the
construction or a railroad from Johnson,
Tenn., on tha Sast Tenacateo and Virginia
lUilroad by way or Itatherf ordton to some
point oa Ue Air-Line. Thspropoeed road
is tojvaat Cranberry Iron Works and cross
the Western Xiorth Oarouaa Kaliroad at or
near Marion. Greenville aad Spartanburg
are ootn co a lending for us new road.
Raleigh JVew-Ooen?r:. Mr.
John Spelman will resume the publication
of the tiai Journal this week. We under-
sued the Journal will vigorously oppose
II. rmKIKIiIa ,.l Til. MAl.n.tal
erraded school now has 705 Dunns. It must
be the largest school in the Bute.
There are now mora murderers in Wake
Jail than tver before at ooe time. The
Governor baa reappointed the following
notaries public, who have renewed their
commleeione under the new law, which re-
asirta tbeea to be renewed every two years:
metre 11. Foster. Rateteb: W. L. Smith.
Jr., Wilmington; O. D. Davis, Salisbury;
George U. Roberts, New Berne
Ueorre u. ttoberts. New Berne. ueo.
W. It. Cox has appointed Mr. John- W.
Hers, of Granville, alternate to Mr. W.
H. Wilder, for the West Point cadetshlp
iium uum uuum. mii. xiava wu m uiuao .
irom uis autnet. air. xiays was a cioae
m to Hr. Wilder in? the recent com-
vs-aat 1 1 1 eaa aat aa In at I I
4 . . I
" ag J "DO'r AU;
Marti Hum, ttaa hn atftllina. nn In atMjita I
q c-nu Mr Doand - The sanr I
trees on Mala street, oppoaite Coffey's hotel,
m "7am aa m Mwm wtt W warn I ahadA T a
" " " M1 .7,""
am romior i mra ai 1 1 ma mars, un
Ire4 abundance of grasa ia this cloud land
is a reveiauon. it grows ererywnere. even
la tha wooda. Knrt fImtmI hlllaMn that
. .. .
is not in cuiuvauon, is a meaoow. ne I
have received from Dr. W. B, Council a
1??"-" VL V .ore
froma tract of 1.600 acme of land Ivina-
n ... . . . I
dui uwoe 1 usp, ana oeionging to tne i
In,n rn-n- i. I
..1 . - I -1 . . .w- . . I
uiu ui lfo auuiiuao. uu uin uu;u
Dr. W. B. Council. President of the
Watauga & Caldwell Narrow Gauge Rail-
road,Droposes to effect a consolidation wllh
the Imboden road, and after securing a
0(X) sutcriplioo,whJch U pledged to ibe
work, be tUl obtain 150 convicts and bein
operaUocs assoon as practicable. The
I m rwvien kiwviv aurTer wnirn nas nrrw
greased nearly to Day's Gap, u reported to
be turning out finely. A satiafactory grade
win unaouotecuy ne oouinea.
Wat W ADVBBTIIBJIIBnTS.
Loot Chain bracelet
Mrj580N8uIts for summer.
Babjuson & Aixanc Straw hats.
Found Goldrimmed spectacles.
. P. Covington Oleomargarine.
IItqxxa Hotel Old Point Comfort.
Masonic Meeting St John's Lodge.
Mxxtino Oak Grove Pleasure Club.
CeaaiBBea. "Jwleameee.
Frances Outlaw and ber daughter, Jane
Outlaw, both colored, and the latter well
known in police circles, were arraigned be
fore Justice Millie yesterday morning, oo the
charge of being common nuisances. The
evidence was very slroog, a large number
of the neighbors in the vicinity of their
boaae, on Castle, between Second and
Third streets, testifyiag to the fact of the
ea aavae tat ee bw iveiti w ma v i
rtle4 u- almost conaUnUy ia the habit
r . ,
01 041 D tbe m0at offensive language, both
obscene and profane, to the serious annoy-
0f the public They were ordered to
.1.. . l.iIKU Ki..4 I. II. mm .1 (A ...I.
a10 Ju," wwmhiiii wvo.u i
for ihelr appearance at court.
District Ceatfereaice.
The District Conference for the Wilming
ton District convenes at Elixabelhtowo on
. . aaaaiA . I
Thnrsday. the 7ih of July. The Front
Street M. . Church, at its' lut Quarterly
Conference, elected the following dele
gates: CoL Q L. UrsfKn, J. H. Msllard.
Ashley Gilbert and W. M. Parker, with
Geo. H. Eelley and Jna W. Perdew as
alurnatee.
Stagteiriae ceavtA
Henry Bragg was arraigned before Jus
tice Gardner, yesterday, charged with will
ful
trespass. -Defendant waa adjudged I
(y and ordered to pay a fine of one
gouty and ordered to pay a sne or one
rwtnn anrl tha fVtaf a 1
TUB RICE HILIr BOBBIRT.
waller Fartlenlare Baeaptara of iha
'- t . . - . .
acapeat TMIef TIte . Parilea Corn-
amiitaal f er Trtat iet
Ia oar leet we gare a hasty account of ao
attempt to rob the Caroliaa Rice alilloo
Taeadty oigbt At the does of oar report
I it wu known that one of the p.rtieehad
I eeciDed. bat the other wts in the guard
I hoaae. It teem that when the partiee were
I gnrnriged Peter W. 8mith. the engineer.
humped oat of . window and escaped.
I .k ,t.m ... nn
I Wnn.m n.ni.t ih. mhr
I ' "
left In charge of only one officer, tbe others
I . . . . . : .
Dan el was chased as far as Fifth
h RstrurHm ih n salllnap
.I,-. -o,i , , h. .
three efforts to cut Officer O'Brien, who
was cloee after him, with a knife. This
officer succeeded oace, in getting hold of
the fugitive's coat tail, and a piece of it was
torn off. A report of the escape was lodged
J e station nouse, wnen umcers ureen.
Everett. Latham and Skinner went
I to tbe house of Daniel, in the
I !:.- xr..i,, ..P..ir.K -ti-
I ,. a . v-'
a . . .
I as aoor. WDICQ WM answerea Dy a wo-
I man. who asked what was wsnted. She
I wgt Mked if Daniel was at home, and said
I .t, . Mlnt.,. nt T11 trn mnA o.ll Kim
" -
I Daniel, suspecting that the officers were
1 after him, jumped out of
clothing and sprang out ol
bed, in his night
I W"""" ' M.Mv.w.,
. . .
I Unamg in tne arms OI vmcer X.vereu. lie
I was thereupon taken to the guard house
I .mi inrkmi nn
I w ar
Tm n. Rmllh .fr-tl in
I this wise: Sergeant Bender, who went on
duty at 4 o'clock, having received informa
tion of the escape of Smith, thought he
might take a notion to visit the engine
room at the mill. lie, therefore, with one
or two other officers, posted . himself in the
vicinity and keDt a look-out. About half
past 4 o'clock Bmitb made his appearance
and went into the engine room, when be
was immediately seized. He professed
great surprise to find the mill open, lights
burning and other evidences of something
unusual having occurred during the night,
fie was slao lodged in the guard house.
Yesterday morning the case was turned
over by the Mayor to a Jos tic i of the Peace
before whom a preliminary examination
was held at 10 o'clock. Smith and Daniel
were both ldeutifled, the letter's coat, with
the piece torn from it, being exhibited in
cmrt and found lo fit together to a nicely.
I Smith finally admitted that he was at the
mill at the time, but said he was there to
fill up hia tanks, etc It was furthermore
in evidence that while Smith, the engineer,
had no key to the main portion of the
building, it had been discovered by ooe of
the proprietors since the attempted robbery
that there, was an easy mode of access from
the engine room to the main part of theJ
building, which could be effected by the
mere pressure of a bolt with the finger,
lhere jj,,. a defect jn fastening. The
disid uichuib ui m uun wiui uio uum.
v
stealiog of rice in this wsv it wassuDDOsed
had been going on for some time.
8mith and Daniel were ordered to give a
jastlfled bond in the sum of $300 each for
. .... . m
"ir appearance ai me approacning term 01
the Criminal Court, in default of which
they were lodged In j all.
Dally weatker Bailatiai.
Th9 following will show the stale of
the thermometer, at tha. talk
mermomeier. at tnesiations namea, at
a fu n , r . l r .li .
omv r. . yeatcruaj, TraaaiogHui mean
.: a ..n I
inches for the twenty four hours ending!
daily at 3 P. M., except Tuesday, when It I
is 48 hours, as furnished, by Sergeant
Jamaa W. Wataoa, Signal Officer at this
Sution:
Tern. R. F. Weather.
74 .04 Cloudy
82 .00 Fair
75 .00 Cloudy
77 .00 Fair
85 3.80 Cloudy
80 .00 Hazy
83 .00 Cloudy
85 .00 Fair
73 .50 Cloudy
85 .01 Fair
83 .03 Fair
81 .01 Fair
75 .00 Cloudy
75 .00 Fair
79 .00 Cloudy
79 .00 Cloudy
81 .00 Fair
Atlanta
Augusta
Charleston.
Charlotte
Corsicana
Galveston
Havana :.
Indian-ita
Jacksonville
Key West 85
Montgomery
runts Rassa
Savannah
Wllmingtoo
Cedar Keys
fensacola
The following are the Indications for the
South Atlantic States to-day:
North to eaat winds, local .rains and
partly cloudy weather, with a slight rise in
temperature and stationary or slowly falling
barometer.
Episcopal Vialiailea.
The RL Rev. Theodore Lyman, D. D.,
Bishop of North Carolina, will visit St.
Mark's church, corner of Sixth and Mulber
ry streets,snd administer the Apostolic rite
of Confirmation, on Friday evening, May
27th. Services to commence st 8 o'clock.
All are cordially invited. Seats free.
aawaaeaT"eaWMaSaBwa-Ba, .
CM archi Notice.
Tha BIshoD of the Diocese having ar
. . . "! r rm
poiniea Aaceoaioa iay, auurauay, juy
isotn, ror a vieiieuou oi du wonn e w
Rectors Of St. James' aad St. Paul's, io re
sDonse to an invitation extended by the
Rector of 8t.John's,believing that they con
sult the wishes of their congregations oy
doing so, have agreed ta recall theappoin
a a Jl aa wm K SBiSM Aa S V Sk f 1BW Sin1 ta I
menial miao ur uiom lur uimb umjm miu w i
o. m,.i.a.. n m.v
26th. Morning Prayer and'Uoiy uom-
munlon at II o'ciockt jsveniog rrayer ana i
fTflrmatlon at 8 o'clock. I
IOOnrmauon ai O o Ciocau I
- The Magistrates of the county
meet ia this city oa the first of June to I
elect a School : Superintendent. This. I A
hereafter to be an office of some inpor-
nereniws w uo aa .vucsui avuio i
fence in the various counties Of the State.
invite their congregaUons to unite with the w-p, for gAje insmldl quanUties atge
Blshop and themselves In the serviceat St. ne?2 delivery when stsmp dlflce isclosld.
John's. - - A. A. WATSON, Qt-mnOfflca onen from 8 A.M. to 121L.
MAY 26, t i881.
Ioea,pu
5-.'
This ia Ascension Day, .
Receipts of cotton yesterday. 185
bales. ...... -
Mr.. E,. W. MoGano, who, takes
Mr. Watson's place as Chief Signal officer
at this station, arrived last night.
, Bishop Lyman -was expected to
arrive in this city last night, fie will be
the guest of Col. J. W. Atkinson.
We are glad . to see Mr. Josh
T. James, of the Review, on our streets
again, af ter his late severe illness.
To-day being Ascension day,
k 7J & T , T "
I there will ha aarv ce n Ihs Lntharan
Church lhlB afernoon l 3 o'clock, in the
I
uerman language.
""u lauguat.
m, i
The German barque Atlantic
wascleared from this port for Trieste,
Austria, vesterdav. bv Messrs. Paterson.
... o co t. , Jw ,
Downing & Co. , with 3,818 barrels of rosin,
-Mr. W. L. Smith, Jr., of this
" V1
city, nas Deen re-appointea JNotary ruonc
under the new law reouirine these officials
to renew their commissions at the expiration
of every two years.
memorial Service,
We have been furnished with the fol
lowing statement and programme of pro
ceedings for the National Memorial day.
" "
May 30th:
Rooms National
Memorial Association.
ATI0N,
!5th,1881. )
Wilmington, N. C, May 25tb,
Th1 annnal eervina of dernrAtinir thA
I graves of, and paying a proper tribute of
I respect, ana doing reverence to the nation's
I a i i jt
ueaa lurouga wnone ueata wo are tp-aay
ous republic will take place at the Na-
tional Cemetery oa the 30th inst.
ra JntedbroC ?SS?jS
requested to assemble, in . such manner as
they may Choose, at the National Cemetery
on JSlBt Market Street St 4 O'CIOCK, on MOn-
day, May the 80th, when the following .er-
Vices Will be held.
uon. w f. uanaaay wilt direct the
services.
PROORAMMR.
Music:
St. Stephen's Choir.
Prayer:
Rev. A. M. Conway.
Music.
Address:
Senator H. E. Scott.
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Decoration of graves.
Capt. Gabrielaon will fire minute guns!
irom nevenue steamer vwjax aurtng me
evrviue.
E. R. Brink, )
Geo. L. Mabson, j- Committee.
J. C. Hill, )
military fllatiera.
The members of the Wilmington Light
Infantry are making an effort to increase
their membership to at least sixty rank and
file, and it is hoped that they may receive
proper encouragement at the bands of those
of our citizens who are able to contribute
to thai end . It is understood that they can
easily swell their ranks to the required
I "tandard if they can secure the requisite
a . AI m . flti a. S
number of uniforms. They need about
$500, about one-fifth of which, we learn,
has already been pledged, and now the
question is, how are they going to get the
remainder ? Wilmington should certainly be
able to boast of one first-class military com
pany, if no more, and the only wsy to ac
complish this is for the people generally to be
come interested in the matter. Other towns
and citiea brag of their citizen soldiery, and
why can't we bring ours up to the bragging
1 , . . n .1
sianaara ana ao tne earner Au tuecom
. .-.-,, u..
jnu unw u mu ihih w who n lug uiDt
in the State, and the material is not lack-1
ing. It is to be hoped that some plan may
be adopted to bring about the desired end.
Perhaps the ladles could be induced to
lend a helping hand.
THE At AILS.
The mails close and arrive at the City
Post Office as follows:
CLOSK.
Northern through mails, fast, 5:30 P. M.
Northern through and way
" mails 5 :40 A. M.
Raleigh 50 A.M.
Mails for the N. C. Railroad.
and routes supplied there
from, including A. & N. C.
Railroad, at. 5:40 A. M.
Southern mails for all points
South, daily 7:45 P. M.
Western mails (C. C. R'y) daily
(except Sunday). .......... y .-0U A. M.
Mail for Cheraw A Darlington
Railroad..........
Mails for points between Flo
rence and Charleston, 3....
Fayette ville, and offlceson Cape
Fear River, Tuesdays and
Fridays.
7.45 p. m;
7:45 P. M. I
1K)0 P M.
Fayetteviile, via Lumberton,
daily, except Sundays.... 9:00 A.M.
Unslow u. U. and interme
diate offices, Mondays and
Thursdays. ... ....... .. . . .
Smithville mails. : bv steam.
.-oo a m.
boat, daily (except Sundays) 8 :3Q A M.
Mails for Easy Hill, Town
Creek, Shallotte and Little
River, Mondays and Thurs
days....... 6:00 A. M
Wilmington and Black River
Chapel, Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays 5:00 A. M.
OPEN FOR DELIVERY.
Northern through and way
mails....
Southern mails 7:00 P. M and 7.30 A. M.
Carolina Central Railroad. . . . 7:15 P. M
Mails collected from street boxes every
day at 4.00 P. M.
to 7X) P M.Tand on Sundays from80to
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General delivery open irom o:hia.ai.
a a a vr
and from 2 to 50 P.M. , Money order and
RegiBter Department open same as stamp
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T:. L..f l -
MI DOJTT WANT TBA STIOT,niamwhat a
nt - i.v tA h- hnahand when he hrourht
iJiJ
noma some ineoiCXneTO coxa ner wi mvmumam
waa adnmietereAherwa
smthnaiaatie in ita praise the ahelndnc twenty J
'gJ
their regnlar
ter.-Staadard.
WHOLE NO. 4298
Biahapxyiaaa'a Appolaimaata
i May 26, Ascension Day St John's, Wit
mington. ' -
May 27, Friday p. m St. Mark', Wil
mington. ; May 29, Sunday a. m.St. James', Wil
mington. .!
i May 29, Sunday p. m. St. Paul's, VViK
mington. -
( May 81, Tuesday Clinton.
Jane I. Wednesday Faison.
; Jane 2, Thursday Smithville.
June 5, Whitsunday Fayetteviile. Or
dmation.
! June Hi Friday-r-Wilson .
June 19, Sunday Rocky Mount. Con
secration. .
i June 20, Monday Halifax.
i June 21, Tuesday Scotland Neck
MEADE & BAm-ToARBO LI C
I f-0 T OAJXJJjn O ttJ A K Ji U L 1 W
I WANH ia . mirranf ml l.i;.il ntl-4
I Ir which has, by its intrinsic merits.
P800 nniversaUypopolar wherever it has
w.w uu.w viaauj aui vv lie I C TCI Ik USUI I
I been introduced. It arrests and destroys
J the offensive odor caused by decayinVi
and imparts a
K't!?; U8??.
amMij3emjigayongy,uiceraieanim
ceding Chums. It is unsurpassed as a rem-
J has been ueedfat
Sea With entire success for the CUT6 Of
accicness. it is used and prescribed by the
1 168 physicians. Price 50 cents a bottle.
I Uiyia .aVm. II .1..
i'ui ujr jLr ujjgieifs. apsvmeoa
CITY IXUBla.
THK MORNING STAR can always be had at tha
""wwiuKpiacea m ue city : Tne fureell uonae
turns news stand, and the Stav. Office.
A RARB BARGAIN. A well established and
PrOSDerOUB Weekly Kemuiwr. lnraitArf In tliiH.
ying, growing town on the Una of a prominent
Railroad, la offered for sale. Terms easy. For
terms una particulars apply to the editor of this
WHO IS MRS. WTKSMW A. tio nnn
la fraaaeBtlTaaked. m win iimni. .h. . .
imuj wuo xornpwaraa or rorty jears has untiringly
devoted her time and talents as a Female Physician
I nnmeroos class, and. aa a remit t .. v 5
I practical knowledge obtained in a lifetime spent aa
pPfor
I magic mvinz rest and heaittLiSd ia mASSt!
J to regtOate the bowels. In consequence of this ar-
I J" 1ff'"w " econung worm renowned aa
JbSes. hehlu
I city. Vast qnantitiea of the Soothing Syrup are
oaxLT sola ana need Here. Weth nitUM wtnain.
naa immortalized her name by this Invaluable artl-
&.'lt,
nae, ana taat millions yet unborn will share its
beaefita, and unite in carting her bleirari Nn ma.
ther has discharged her dnty to her suffering little
rvir Baa nas given n tne Dene.
mm. w iuBBw s Boouung eyrup. Try it, me.
luers tbi it how. iMauss1 Visitor, New York
cu.j. piu oy au Aruggiets. as cents a bottle.
DIED.
FRENCH. In this city, on the mnrninir of th
15thmst.,at 10;
itn mst.. at lOX o'eloelr. ORnffnn annnf tv,
m j . ' , - 3t - , .vuii
I montha.
iiomoc rrencn. a area one Tear and two
Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend
I ranetal eervicea this afternoon at 4 o'clock, from
the residence of Mr. W. A. French, on Fonrth, be-
tween Dock and Orange streets.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. .
St. John's Hall,
Wilmington, N.C., 26th May, 1881.
B BOTHER. THK REGULAR MONTHLY
meeting of St. John's Lodge, No. 1,F. fc A.
ja.,' wui ne . neid this (Thursday) evening at 8
o'clock.
my 36 It
JAMES C. MUNDS, Sec'y.
Oak Grove Pleasure Club.
I Thk regular quarterly meeting of
this Club will be held at the nun a! nl Wrltrhta.
v ill e Sound, on Friday, the 87th inst, at 8 o'clock
tr. m. x-uncKoai anenoance is requested.
By order of the Vice President,
my 38 2t F. A. 8CHUTTE, Sec'y.
Found,
flkmington, n. c, on thb 24rn INST.
a pair of Gold Rimmed SPECTACLES, which the
owner can have on application at the STAR OF-
jtxvb Dy proving property ana paying ror tnis ad
vertisement, my 16 it
Lost,
r.N may mth, bs?wkkn ann & market,
B)av
I on Front, or Market between Front and Second, a
CHAIN BRACELET. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving at the STAR OFFICE. It
Oleomargarinea
VEST FINK ARTICLE OF OLEOMARGA
RINE just received. ri small tubs. Try it and be
convinced of its merits,
my St 2t th su E. P. COVINGTON.
Straw Hats !
ATKV7 STYLES I
Al
A FULL LINK OF LADIES' GOODS !
HARRISON ALLEN,
my is tf
Hatters.
THE HTGEIA HOTEL.
Old Point Comfort, Ta.
OITUATBD ONK HUNDRED YARDS FROM
Fort Monroe. Onen an the year. Kanal to anr
noiei in iae unuea otaies aa a duuxcb xUBOkt.
- Bend for circular describing hygienlo advanta
ges, etc HARRISON PHCEBU8,
my 281m Proprietor.
The ''French Sastiste"
"IVfAKES A DELIGHTFULLY CPLEA8ANT
SUIT FOR SUMMER. Try one.
MUNSON,
my 23 It Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
Ship Notice.
ATX PKR80N3 ARK HEREBY
forewarned not to trust or harbor an;
of the Crew of the Swedish Brhr CA
any I
CA- I
will I
'BIN. aa the Master and Coniienee.'will
jT not be responsible ;for debta of their
contraciin
my 25 St
SCHMIDT. Master.
L. S. L.
1 NEXT DRAWING OF THK
Louisiana State lottery
TAKES PLACE JUNE 14. PRIZES FROM
$30,000 to $100,000. Price, Whole tickets, $10;
Halves, go; Tenths, 1. .
Address Lock Box 272,
my 13 tf Wilmington, N. C.
Jolin H Hardin,
J3RK8CRIPTI0N DRUGGIST,
NEW MARKET,
my2Stf
Wilmington, N. C.
' j Slx moatta,.,.-.. 40 Of
j "i y . " ypaa year,.... 60 et ,
sv vnunn MTWiuenwui taaea at.prar4
tlonatelyiowrataa, - ' ..-' - .
I Tea' lines aalid MonparaU type auka ana aqaara. .
NE W ' ADVKRTISKMKNTS.
For Kent,
From Jlta July ta lt October, a fur
nished HOUaC, oa Maaoaboto Soaad. At
teanrooma, two kltcheai and anraatt
rooms, two fiaa walla of wair. tMiainv
haaae. thirtr feat aanmivt hnat iumim .!
atablaa: wonld anit two f.miiiM: ih. nni iMiMk .
Seaidence on the eoast, . apply for term a to
myawiwT. ...... ,r DK. AWDM80N.
! They Have Come !
A LARQK ASSORTED STOCK Of a A M.
aeaa, Saddle, Bridlaa, Collars, Wktpa
and every thlnij In the line kept la a riratt
Class Xfltabllahmant inat mrrivMi. nA
will aell lower than any other eatabHahmentln the
city. Kepalrlng, TrimmleK and PatnttDrdone at
short notice, at Carriage Factory, on Third, be
tween Market and Prlnceee Streets.
-my2Uf P. H. HATPIN.
THK JUSTLY CXLXBBATXD
- A 1 " .
1x1611 AlPlIl BTJrillSrS
. &o9
a?l? wafers nave proren or inestimable Talo
efficacy in a wide- range of diseases, vis : to
Tll
er disorders peculiar to femaJea. .
Salubrious Climate 1 Magnificent Beaaery I
Price of Board Greatlr Kednced. Pr n.. a .
per Week, $10; per Month, 180.
Vlaitora should take the western Nortb Cnkin,.
juuiroaa to uien aupin imi
mat. aurht mllea from th.
Springs, where Hack
Backs from the Hnrlnra
from the Hprlnga will marl
every train.
For farther Information addrraa
JSNKUfS A KNOTT.
my 31 eodlm
ta th ta Proprietors.
W
S OFFSR AT BOTTOM FIQURIS
20,000 Bash Prime WBITX CORN,
Z,UUU DUU U&1Q,
700 Bales Cbeiee TIMOTHY HAY.
300 Bash 8KKD PEAHK.
RAt Rui.Tan sf m. .- j .i . i
" . "yM. ... . u .u IUU WIF KI1UUIUK U.IIT.
PRXSTON CUMMIN Q OO..
Millers and Grain and
my 25 U Peanut Oeaiera.
At Our Stables,
U
VS
I ror uIe nice lot of SADDLE AMD HARNESS
HORSES, for Lae.cs or Gentlemen
I
I mrsstf JAS. W. SOUTHKRLAND a CO
2000 Copies
NEW TESTAMENT !
Revised Oxford Edition,
JUST RECEIVED AND CAN BE HAD IN EIGHT
DIFFERENT STYLK4, from IS cents
and upwards, at
Heinsberger's.
my 94 tf
n I mu. r i n.n -r ... m
I Tilu if ISC dUQ nil 01 1116 UODieilCraiC
I n x
iioycrcniciii.
By Jefferson Davis. In two vols octavo-
PRICK $3 00 PER VOLUME.
THK UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEXN Ap
pointed Agent for the sale of this areat work.
is now ready to receive aabecripUone.
The great interest which
l is felt i
in all
parts of l he
need or tha
country to
read wi
what the distinguished
Confederate Government has to aay about the
causes which led to the War, and tha reealt of the
great eonnict, is already manifested by tiie eager
ness for early copies. WALKER MJCARKa,
mysuanstwu sum in Agent.
Grand Excursion
ToWaihlngton City sic net urn.
FROM WILMINGTON. LEAVING FRONT ST.
Depot at 8 P. M.. MONDAY. JUNE I3TH. and
arriving in Washington, D. O., Taceday Moralna
at 10 o'clock. Remaining ia Wasblnrten two Says
and nights. Special Cars reserved far white paopia.
Mt or oraer wui oe preserved, iterreebment Car
tached. Fare from Wilmington and return only
L50: from Golds boro and return only $6.00; from
eldon and return 14.00. Redaced rates will ba
given from Florence to Wilmington, Newbern to
uoiasDoro, xarDoro to uocay atonni. tickcm ror
sale up to Jnne 6th, by Capt. John L. Boatwrlght,
Mr. O. W. Yates. W. H. Howe. Anthonv Manlubr
or Elijah Lane. For further particulars apply to
W. H. HOWE or ANTHONY
jlaultbiix, atana-
gers.
my
la li
COBSETS ! CORSETS! CORSETS 1
Brown Cc Roddick
45 market Street,
SOLS AOENTS FOR ROTH'S PATENT DOU
BLE BONK CORSETS. They are made with
two rows of Bones placed one noon the other, on
eacn sioe. giving n ooaoie tne aveagut ana ei
city usually obtained in other 'Corsets ; doing i
with broken and rusty side steels, and ma&l:
loable the strength and elastic
city usually obtained in other 'Cor sets ; doing away
wunoroaen and rusty aide steels, ana making it
absolutely unbreakable in those parte subjected to
the greatest strain. They hare aa extra long flva
hook doable Clasp,and are cat proportionately long
oa the sides and back, thus meeting a popular de
mand for long Corsets. Sold only by
BROWN A RODDICK,
my 21 tf 49 Market St.
i
If You Need a Tonic
USK
Tilrs. Joe Person's
INDIAN
TONIC BITTERS
Oxroan, N. CM Fab. S, 1880.
v Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy cored oar little elrl.
who waa badly afflicted with Scrofula In theeyts,
after all other available means had failed.
R. K. ELLIOTT.
Enclose stamp for testimonials of remarkable
cures.
Prepared by Mrs. Joe Peraon, Fran kiln ton, N. O.
. For sale by W M. H. GREEN, Draggtst.
mh 16 ly nae Wilmington, N. C.
Commissioner's Sale of Lac..
JN OBEDIENCE TO, AND PURSUANCE OF.
an order of sale made at tha December term, .lSSO.
of the Superior Court of New Hanover Coanty. la
the case of William H. McRary. plaintiff, against
F. A Bwaunand others, defeadaota. I will, oa
Monday the 6th day of June, prox, fl being the
fi rat itaT of tha SuDerior Court, at the Court Hoaae
door, in the city of Wilmington, at the hoar of II
o'clock. M.; expose to sale to the hlgbaat bidder, at
public anctlon,that Lot ct Land and sremlaea la the
city of Wilmington, on the Boathwest comer of
Nun and Fifth streets extending sixty -six feet on
Fifth Street, and 1S9 feet oa Naa Street, betsgM.
end of Lot 1, Block 108, and the residence of the
late Miss Mary H. WaddelL Terms cash. .
myI5ta . ' Oommiasloaer.
At Cost and Less.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, 23d lnat, the stock
of Millinery and Fancy Oooda at Aohaaga
Corner will be offered at coat for Freeh Oooda, and
less tor Old Stock. , Call early and get tha beat bar-
B. F. HALL,
my 22 lw , . Aaslgnee.
Wanted 1,000 Men,
rjyo BUY BUGGIES, CASTS, WAGONS, BAR-
nesa, Saddles, Collars, Hanes, Blind Bridles, Ac.
Beat ftwodA and lowest prlcea;-
my22 tf OEBHARDT A 00.