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eatcs or BUBflGOUmOS m ADVAXOa ;
merear, (by mall) postage paid... SI
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mtaonth " 1 00
To City Subeeribera, delivered in aay part or the
it v. Fifteen Cent per week. Ow City Agents are
jot authorised to collect for more than three muothe
u advance.
Entered at the Post Office at Wilmington, N. a,
as aeoon4-claas matter.
(I)TL1NE.
It is denied in London that Mr. Glad
stone said in the House of Commons that
the shooting of President Garfield was the
result of a political conspiracy. The
last official bulletin from Washington re
ports the President's condition as favorable;
while bis case is still critical, stroDg hopes
aro expressed of bis final recovery.
Two ballots were bad at Albany, N. Y.,
yesterday for U. S. Senators, but there was
do choice. Advices from Tunis aay
that the French have commenced shelling
Sfsx. and are replied to from the town.
Senator Conkling writes a letter to Attor
ney General McVeigh concerning the pun.
isbment of the attempt on the life of the
President. The New York Chamber
of Commerce have subscribed $250.000 o
be presented to Mrs. Garfield as a token of
ettteem and sympathy and to relieve the
miud of the President from anxiety aa to
tlie future of his family. New York
markets: Money 35 per cent; cotton
t-tendy at 11 3-16ll 716 cents; southern
fl,ur dull at $5 257 50; wheat opened i
lc higher; ungraded red $1 001 27i; corn
a srbsdti firmer, ungraded 475&J cents;
-pints turptDiiue steady at 4242 cents;
rosin 2 052 10.
We have no travelling agents for
the Daily or Weekly Stab.
TEe Charleston cotton mill, capital
8tock$5 00,000, has been subscribed.
Baltimore is having the Brush
E t-ctric Light introduced as fast as
possible.
Reports from Washington are that
there is eeriotrs talk of lynching the
attempted murderer. But suppose
lie is insane in fact?
Dr. Basil Norris, U. S. Army,
think the President will be in dan
ger until fifteen days have elapsed,
from secondary hemorrhage.
Vice President Arthur has or had
a body-guard attending him. Until
ho gets to be President there will be
little danger for him. It is only the
innocent who die young.
I is evident that in all this great
laud there is no happier, more de
voted household than that to be
found in the White House. In this
the country has something to be
thankful for.
The favorable condition of the
1'iesident continues, and his recovery
may now be regarded as almost cer
i:iin, uuless some very unexpected
lfvrlopments should follow. There
id every thing to encourage hope.
Furt Fisher was named in honor of
(A1. Charles F. Fisher, of the 6th
North Carolina, who was killed
at the first battle of Manassas, by the
builder of the original Fort, Col. S.
L. Fremont. This is history, not
guessing.
Whilst Baltimore had such a fear
ful array of accidents and shootings,
Philadelphia, more than twice he
size, had but one accident and not a
tire on the Fourth. The Mayor did it
by his orders concerning fire-crackers
and such.
It is thought in some quarters that
Garfield's recovery will end the
Conkling set at Albany ; whilst the
shooting will tend to put an end to
the Presidential showbusiness at
Fairs, etc, and end forever all the
Stalwart business by which extreme
men get up cheap reputations. "Stal
wart" will be a stench in the nostrils
of all decent men hereafter.
The poor imprisoned and threat
ened Czar very naturally takes a deep
interest in the shooting of the . Presi
dent. II is own life hangs by a thread,
and he sits eternally with his feet in
a man-trap and fear gnawing at his
liver. But the attempt upon our
President has nothing in common,but
deviltry unmixed, with the efforts to
destroy the Czar.
The New York Times, ablest of
Republican papers, speaks favorably
of Mr. Davis's very able work, and,
strange to say, compliments espe
cially his argument in defenoe of the
right of a State to secede under the
-Constitution. It admits that he
"unhorses" certain "Northern pub
licists." The Times thinks that
tnight makea right.
We have received the annual cata
logue, printed in Charleston,' S. C,
of Asheville Female College. Nearly
all of the scholars were from North
Carolina. There were 130 pupils
during the scholastic year.' We have
received also the catalogue of Oxford
VOL. XXVII1.--NO. 92.
Female Seminary;,: (Baptist) but the
numberof pupils i not given. There
are niue instructors. -
The Philadelphia limes suggests
that Charles Guiteau should be
thrashed severely, as he oannot vbe
hanged. It gives an illustration of
the. reformatory or checking power
of the rod. It says:
"Young Oxford, who made an at
tempt upon the life of Queen Victo
ria, years ago, was actuated by no
other motive than morbid vanity.
which was gratified by the notoriety
he gained and the distinction of be
ing tried for high treason. He was
pronounced insane and4confined in a
hospital, but this exercised no deter
rent influence, and for some time
after there was & continual succession
of young men who sought distinction
in the same way by pointing wea
pons at the Queen. But when an act
was passed declaring this a disgrace
ful . act, punishable by flogging, the
thing was stopped."
Hanging would be preferred by
most people,especially as the Italian's
madness is marked with so much
method.
Vice President Arthur is thus da
guerreotyped by the roan who man
ages the glass of the New York Eve
ning Post'.
"The worst has since happened.
The awful tragedy at Washington
found him still busy witn the details
of a contest in which charges of
adultery on the other, and in whioh
suspected perjury was being foiled by
peeping through bed room keyholes.
It is out of this mess of filth that Mr.
Arthur will go to the Presidential
ohair in case of the President's death.
The spectacle is certainly a great ag
gravation of this great national ca
lamity." Mr. Carl Sohurz is the supposed
picture-man of the -Post.
The President has borne himself
throughout his very trying ordeal
with singular fortitude and patience.
He has developed hidden qualities
not suspected of him. His marked
cheerfulness, hopefulness, under the
extraordinary circumstances is akin
to the heroic When all was dark
and the physician saiel he had a
chance, then responded cheerily the
President, "Let us take that chance."
At another time when all was very
gloomy he was asked "how he felt?"
With a faint smile, but briskly he
replied:
"You keep heart; I have not yet lost mine."
The ability of the South in the U.
S. Senate is above the average.
Senator Voorheos thinks it bet
ter. Senator Voorhees is reported
in the Little Rock (Ark.) Gazette as
saying of Senator Garland that "des
pite the legal reputation of Thurman,
McDonald, David Davis and others,
he is universally acknowledged to be
the best read, best equipped lawyer
in the United States Senate."
When Abram Hewitt and ex-Gov.
Morgan, of New York, have nothing
more importaut ana . prontauie on
hand than eulogizing the administra
tive talents and moral qualities of
V. P. Arthur, it would be well for
them to join ex-V. P. Wheeler on a
big fish, or lake up quarters with
Barn urn's big show. It is very cer
tain no one will believe them.
The venerable and venerated Rev.
Dr. Drury Lacy, almost an octogena
rian, contributes an excellent and
long article to the North Carolina
Presbyterian on the subject of the
choice of books. It is a very sound
paper throughout, it strikes us, and
shows that the theologian has not
neglected the masters in literature
during his protracted and. useful life.
tspu'its. Turpeinaiie.
Thomas-Emry, Esq., of Weldon,
kss made some 600 bushels of wheat on 12
acres of laud.
On the 21 st inst. there is to be
a grand tobacco sale at Oxford. Twenty
nine premiums are offered. There were
sine offersd -at the sale on last Friday.
Here rjs some of the prices that
Granville tobacco- fetched at Oxford last
Fridav:-t77rnrv56V0 0 ,75, 75, 60, 61,.
34 YO, VO, W." I, OU, 0, 40. WW, oit W,
108k 05, 64. This by the 100 pounds.
piford Torchlight: Wo are glad
to hear from the Danville Bsgister that Ma j .
Buthern is pushing his projected narrow
gauge railroad. ' He says be can pay its ex
pentes by hauling wood and lumber alone.
We oellsvertbefie narrow-gauge roads are
the levers that are to prize up the prosperi
ty of our country.
; -i Lumberttra Hobesonian: The
revival in the Baptist Church, which closed
last Friday olght, resulted In the addition
of six new members. Refreshing sea-
too and fine crop prospects. Miss
Katie HcRaS died at the residence of ber
sister-in-law, Mrs. Margaret McRao, on the
1st Jnst., in her 90th year. She wai blind
for twesty years previous to her death. .
Winston Leader, Wilkes county
U infested with a queer kind of a worm.
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WILMINGTON, N. C. FRIDAY. JULY & 1881.
It somewhat resembles the tobacco worm.
and Is found principally on the sowerwpod,
literally stripping the trees of their foliage.
The -Wiikeaboro 'iw2e thinks it will no
doubt cut ' short ther crop of sowerwood
honey. - But as an offset for the loss of the
honey, the hogs have grown as fat aa butter
on the worms. -'$i?-rtvj--:'
Raleigh JVetos Observer. Three
murderers,' all negroes, now -lie ia.Wake
j an, ana wnnut m- wees: au axe u us mwi
A few-days since -Mrs. Willis Whits
ker. mother of Mr.4 J.? D. i Whitaker, was
thrown from a buggy, the fall fracturing
ner collar none. un oaturaay me
team of the Raleigh Gun Club, composed of
Messrs. John T. -Pullen, John D. Creech,
Edward B. Engelhard, J. - Iredell J ohnson
and Samuel L JohnsoD.-lef t f or Asheville
to participate in the matches at glass balls.
The first match was shot on Monday at fifty
balls to each team, or ten balls to each
man. Monday night the following tele-,
gram was received: "The Raleigh Gun
Club won the first match and sweepstakes;
breaking thirtynine balls in the match."
Tuesday the following was received from
Asheville: The Raleigh Club broke
forty-seven out of fifty balls to-day, the
finest score ever made in the South in such
a mateh."
Charlotte Observer. A double
male quartette, with Dr. A. Bidez, as musi
cal director, has been organized among the
young men in this city. At a meeting
of the citizens of Charlotte at the court
house to express their disapproval of the
article in the Charlotte Observer of to-day,
concerning the attempted assassination of
President Garfield, Gen. Thos. F. Drayton
was called to the chair, and Wm. li.
Griffith and Thos. M. Pittman were re
quested to act as secretaries. Gen. Dray
ton stated that the meeting was called to
express the disapproval of an article in this
morning's Obieroer, regarding the attempted
assassination of the President. Refer
ring to the editorial 'in yesterday's Observer
in regard to the attempted assassination of
the President, we spoke only our individu
al sentiments, and made no pretense
to represent those of the community.
Mr. W. S. Brown, a prominent farm
er, who lives about three miles south of the
city, made a trip to Pineville last week.and
onjfils return, not iar irom tne latter place,
was caught in a severe thunder storm. He
took shelter under a large tree near the
roadside, and his horse becoming restive he
dismounted and held him by the bridle.
Soon tn unusually severe clsp of lightning
struck the tree, and glanced from this in
two forks, one of which struck his horse,
killing him instantly. The other passed
through tut rim or. Mr. Brown's nat, ana
striking him over the right eye crushed him
to the ground, where he lsy in an uncon
scious condition. He was found by the
roadside about dark, and carried to the
house of Mr. J. T. Downs, where measures
were taken to revive him. In a few days
he was removed to his own residence,
where he now lies in a critical condition.
Mr. R. II. Laveroombe. the gentle
manly manager of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine office in this city, was out gunning
with some friends on the f ourth or July,
when, in passing through the woods, be
suddenly felt a stinging sensation in the
Lcalf of one of his legs, and on investigating
the nsture of it discovered that he bad been
bitten V a snake. In a minute the leg was
swollen nearly double its natnral size and
tingling all through with the sensation that
usually results from one's extremities "go
ing to sleep." lie drank a quart of liquor
and some cherry bounce and is now getting
well.
Goldsboro Messenger'. A young
negro lsd. about 18 years old, was drowned
in the Neuae, while bathing near Smith's
bridge, on Monday last. His name is not
known, as be had but recently come to the
city. The Goldsboro Rifles happened to be
on the river bank and saw the boy's dan
ger. Four or five of the members rushed
quickly to his assistance and made a very
heroic effort to rescue him, but failed.
Within the oast month we have seen in our
exchanges nearly a dozen notices of rapes
or attempted rapes by negro men. in Ran
dolph county a respectable lady was chlo
roformed by a negro nana to ename mm io
consummate his hellish designs. Is there
any wonder that people visit swift punish
ment upon such villains t Prohibitory
public meetings will be held in Greene
eounty as follows: Ephraim'a chapel, Mon
day, July 11th; Hookerton, 15th; Bull Head,
23d;' Barrows, 27th; Seminary, 28th;
Speights Bridge, 30th; Snow Hill, Aug. 3d.
Miss Southgate, of Durham, gradu
ated last year at the Wesleyan Female In
stitute, of Staunton, Va., bringing home
with her three gold medals, awarded for
proficiency. She is now attending the
conservatory at New York under the best
teachers. At a recent public exhibition in
that city nine pupils were selected, Miss
Southgate among the number, to perform,
and we learn that of the nine she was the
only one applauded. Mrs. Mary A.
Best, the estimable wife of N. W. Best,
Esq., died on the 25th ult. . The wheat
crop in this section is rather light this year,
owing to the small acreage planted. ;
A meeting of the citizens of Wayne county
will be held at the court house, in Golds
boro, on Saturday, July 9th,' for the por
pose of organizing the county against pton
hibition. Speakers have been invited, and
are expected to address the meeting.
From Raleigh letter : There is general
satisfaction at the lease of the Atlantic road
to Mr. Best, and a desire to see a successful
line working from Morehead to the Ten
nessee line, with Raleigh, ef course, as a
leading point in the route. Mr. Best, it is
understood, will personally visit the coun
try between Raleigh and Salisbury during
the months of July and August, after pre
liminary anrvevs for routes are finished. It
is thought that the obstacles to the control
of the Western Railroad will vanish after
the first of November next, in spite or the
tenacious efforts of the Richmond ess Dan
villa Road to continue to pour our riches
into the lap of Richmond.
THE O I TIT
NEW ADVEHTMUITlKNTS,
Notice Schedule B tax. . , ;
P. MoNTAGua Lost mule. ;;'T :
Mdhsoit Linen dusters, etc.
W & W. R. R- Co. Dividend.
P. CmcMiMO & Co. Inducements.
Dtkb & Son Crown collars and cuffs.
Unmallable natter.
The following is the unmailable matter
remaining in the city. postofSce up to this
date: .'.
R. H. Hoggins, Mears' Bluff, N. C; Ha
chael Giles,' Jeffrey's Creek, S. C; Mrs.
Eliza Butter, corner Eastern avenue and
BL Caroline street; Jenkins & Csldwell,
Lumberton, N. C. ; Thomas & Flake, Polki
ton, N. O.
Forty years' trial ku. proved 11 BLACK-
DRAUGHT" the best liver medicine in
the worlds . i
For sale by J. C. Utmss.
Local Dota. ii-ui : ;J.';.- ;
- The Bank'of 'Now; Hanbver is
receiving a new coat of painU .
Only two days, more; in which
to list taxes under Schedule B.; ' i
Jas. Wheldon, who was arrested
Wednesday on suspicion, has been released.
; The thermometer at the Stab
office registered only as high as 91 degrees
yesterday. : l" :' ';"' ' .'"" 5
Rev. J, C. tiAei poioted
orator. Is announced to speakr en prohibi
tion in this city on next Moadftjs Sight. '-
Election tickets will be pointed
at the Star office at. the asuai prices' You
pay your money a jeu take your choice.
We forgotmto?) state that ' the
blackfish excursion-Wednesday Was quite a
success, not withsta'nihng that it was : rough
outside. .. ,io-juw i ...,,
The ;pieotcK&V W?)4liaff!
ton & Weldon Railroad- h?(lred -a
dividend of 3 per cent., 4ayaWe o the
15th inst. 1 . J .u-'i ; - i
Quite a large excursion party
went down the river on . the ' steamer Pass
port yesterday. The excursion was given
under the auspices of Rev. J. P. King's
church. They reported it pretty rough out
side. A family excursion down the
river will be given on the steamer itoqwrf
on Wednesday next, the 13th inst, under
the management of Messrs. John W.
Strauss, A. Adrian, H. A Glaymeyer, Jno.
Haar, Jr., J. W. Gerdts and C. Von Kam
pen. Further particulars' by advertisement
hereafter.
We acknowledge the receipt
from Mr. L. L. Polk, Secretary, the Rules
and Regulations and Schedule of Premiums
for the 21st Annual Fair of the North Car
olina Agricultural Society, at Raleigh, Oc
tober 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14lb and 15th,
1881. They are printed in pamphlet form,
and are from the press of Messrs. Edwards,
Broughton & Co.
Many persons are misled by the
term, a "fair" day, in the United Btales
Signal Service reports- It does not -mean
clear and bright, but cloudy, though neither
stormy nor threatening stoim. It will
probably soon be replaced by some other
term, such as "overcast" or "neutral," so as
not to convey the erroneous impression it
has hitherto caused.
lUAlu naPorpoH.
The general purposes of the corporation
to be hereafter known aa the Immigrant's
Friend Society of Wilmington, and the
nature of the business which it proposes to
do, are, as laid down in the plan of incorpo
ration, now in the hands of the Clerk of the
Superior Court, exclusively social and be
nevolent, and to provide a suitable place of
business in Wilmington to collect and
communicats information in regard tb lands
in North and South Carolina, 40 obtain
authority to sell such lands, and to endeavor
to secure purchasers therefore; to protect
the interests of Immigrants by endeavoring
to secure proper title and conveyance and
to advise, and, when'' necessary, to assist
such immigrant! t as may desire to oitaiif
homes io this section, v
Tbe Alarm or Fire Yesterday.
There was a narrow escape from a! fire
yesterday afternoon at. the house of; Mr.
Barrentine, on Church, between Second
and Third streets. It seems to have origi
nated from a stove-ppe, sad caught among
the lattice around the chimney, finally com
municating with a ran of kerosene oil on
the hearth. The flSsaes were getting uhder
pretty good headway , when dhicoyejred,
having burned through a thin partition into
a room ad joining. Several .of : the neigh
bors hurriedly gathered and sdbn; extin
guished the flames. The fire-alarm was
Bounded and the fire department was out,
but fortunately the services of the engines
were not needeci, ...' ..'
Propoaea Incttshnativo SieetiDa In cd-
The Commissioners of Coluinbus cotihty
have called for a meeting of citizens, to be
held at the court house in Whiteville on
the first Monday in August, to giye.expres
sibtt to their f eeliogs of indignation tf the
cowardly . conduct of Cue wicked, assassin
who lately made an attempt' , upon the; life
the suffering and pain through Which he
has thus been called to pass. The clerk,
Mr. J.-W. Dickson; was instructed to make
advertisement ,qt the proposed meeting in
every township in the county.
raoonilclit Exeitrslen.
r The excursion down the: river -last night
on the steamer itatsperf was very much ien-
joyedhy those whV participated in it. The:
night was beautifully .clear and the fresh
breeze tempered jtbe A warns evening most
delightfuV sbae ad ill speak in com
plimentary terms -bf Cspt. HaPi tho
generously, refused to acbept any faref rom
the exdttrsfonlsts because the moiio who
were to furnish a part of the evehifig's en
tertainment through some mishap failed'
to attend; ?v 9V-r?:li ! ,
WIirteaT'e I7a.;
T Rev. Mr. )OiarbjiswU')iib hare
for the past eekjw two In the. interest of
immigration, 'expects to leavn lor Nes?
York on the next steamer, and by "Taelayj
pi Wedsesdsy h$t jriU prohaoIyisiaUi
TTaw Snirlaiid fitaleSr, in DnrsuaBCft Ot biS
misdon.
dians from his section are -now amploy sd
aiLbwslLManche;te
InanMacturinr cities ! tn NJffiire
Daily Weattter Rulletm.
The following t will show the state or
tfie thermometer, at the stations named, at
8.00. P. .M. yesterday, : Washington mean
time, and also the amount of rainfall in
inches for the twenty four hours ending
dairy at 3 'P..M., 'except Tuesday; when it
is 48 hours, as : furnished by the Signs
Officer of this city t , : . : . j :
Temp. Rainfall.
Weather.
Atlanta
92
-.00
Clear
Augusto... .... ..
Charleston..,...,.
Charlotte...".....
CorBicana.
Galveston
Havana.....
Indianoia......;.
Jacksonville
Key West.......
191
91
9
98
92
86
92
.96
'90
101
88
95
90
90
84
91
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
Clear
Clear
Clear
Plear
Clear
Cloudy
Fair
Clear
Cloudy
Fair
Fair :
Clear
Clear
Clear
Fair
Fair
Montgomery. ., ..
ranta Rassa. . . . .
Savannah........
Wilmington......
Cedar Keys......
PortEads........
Pecsacola
Tho following are the Indications for the
South Atlantic States to-day:
Fair weather south to west winds, sta
tionary barometer; and stationary or higher
temperature.
A Hara Caae of Feminine Gender
A white woman, sr., stranger in the city,
and who insists upon it that she' has just
arrived here from the city of Rome, was
arrested and lodged io the guard house,
yesterday afternoon, by Officer Marsh
Walker. She is evidently a victim of dis
sipation, and would very readily be taken
for a man if dressed in the proper apparel,
having quite a well developed beard on her
chin. She threatens dire vengeance upon
those who restrained her of her liberty, and:
is especially severe in her strictures ; upon
Policeman "No. 9," who arrested her Wed
nesday, but subsequently let her go. She
farther says that she intends to recover
damages to the extent, of ten dollars a
second for every moment she is called upon
to endure what she terms "false imprison
ment." She will form an interesting sub
ject for investigation before His Honor,
the Mayor, this morn Id g.
jnavot'a Court.
Moses Scott, colored, was arraigned on
the charge of acting disorderly on the street
Wednesday night and was required to pay
a fine of $1 50.
John Pascucci and R. J. Herbert had a
hearing on tbe charge of having engaged in
an affray. The evideuce was to the effect
that the latter was in fault, and John Pas
cucci was thereupon discharged, while R.
Herbert was required to pay a fine of $2.
BED BUGS. ROACHES. Rats, mice.
ants, flies, vermin, mosquitoes, insects, &c,
cleared out by "Rough on Rats," 15c boxes
St druggists.
THE JOtAlI.8.
The mails close and arrive at the City
Post Office as follows:
CLOSE.
Northern through mails, fast, 5:30 P. M.
Northern through and way
mails.................... o:4ua,jo.
Raleigh 5:40 A.M.
Mails for the jm. J. Kauroaa,
and routes supplied there
from, including A. & N. C.
Railroad, at........ . 5:40 A.M.
Southern mails for all points
South, daily 7:45 r. m.
Westernmails(C.C. R'y)daily ' ;
: (except Bunday). . . . ; . ..... unXi A. M.
Mail for Cheraw & Darlington i
Railroad. . . . . . : 7 ; M.
Mails lor points between Flo- ;
rence and Charleston, 3. . . . . iAa r. M.
Fayetteville.andofficesonCape .
Fear luver, "mesaays ana
Fridavs. ' . . . w. w . . ' 1 :00 P M.
Fayetteville, : via: Lumberton,
daily, except eunaays. ... :w a. ju.
OnsloW C. H. and interme
diate offices, Mondays and
Thursdays. .-. 6.-00 A M.
Smithville-mails, by steam
boat, dailv (except oundaysio isu A. sa
Mails for Easy Hill,. Town
Creek, Bhallotte and Liittie '
River, Mondays and Thurs
davsii...,i.............. 6.-00 A. M.
Wilmington and Black River
Chapel, Mondays, v eanes-
davs and Fridays. 5:00 A. M.
OPEN FOB DELIVEKT.
Northern through and way
mails .... 7:3U A. JO.
Southern mails 7:00 P. M. and 7.30 A. M.
Carolina Central Railroad .... 4 :UU l. sol.
Mails collecteazrom street ooxes every
day at 4,00 P. M, ; ;,:
General- aeuvery open nam o:tm a. ju,.
to 7:00 P. M., and on Sundays from 8:80 to
9:80A. M: , . i
fttamDs for sale in small auantities at ge
neral delivery. when stamp, office is closed
. Htamn Office onen rrom s A.-JtL. lO iz ML..
andf rom2 to5:3Q P.M.. '. Money, order and
Register Department open same as stamp
iuv.. . i .-;!..
. -!-.: v. .' .urn m .r ;
O.UARTEKLY ItKETINQS. f or "tho Wilmlagtoa
. Third Hound, ia part :
WUtflule,at WhitavOle.
Waccamaw, at Lebahon. ,
Rrktttivllla MtailAA.i . . i . . .
..id...... July IS IT
.......... Jnly S3 4
1. S. RTTRKH
BAD,
. ! m m ' PreaMlngaier'
a ftARR BAkGATN. A well established and
prosperous Weekly. Newspaper, located ia a thrl
vln?: growing town on , the line of a prominent
Rmfourf,' is offered ' for- aale ' Terms easy. For
term and parttajlars apply to . the editor f thia
rf A KOMAUCK PFJ4 POOB XOTOO MAN.-
A.rennrter ot xna vnuaaeiDnia necora. reevnux
AturiTtWafc Mn flarmkli MMT nlker' la zhat
city named Delaware weozeue, ox no.: oo
North 9th street, and found him with $5,000 In
greenback preparatory to opening a bank ac-
onnt and going Into business for himself on the
Titer fronlT This came from expending one dollar
for S hairtlBketia the May drawiag of thaiot
ana State Lottery. There will be over $110,000
tribuUdin like manne July lSthi A venture 6
or: ine jjouimi-
aim
often
- hb lobencB' ' znoHridiALB' of; the
tittrrery. The foUowintf is all extract from, a
latter wiitten to the "German, Refbrmed Meaees-
gw."soaamDersBaaB,s' - i
her,', and Mrs. WinsJow win. prove the American
Florence. Nlghtmgate of the Nursery. Of this we
are so sate that w will ' teaci V8nay, to say.
t "A Dlessing en Mrs. Winslow," for helping her to
survive and escape the griping, couetang ana teetn
?n tlAcrTM r WLW'ft SOOTHING SY
RUP relieves the cjjld frontpata. and cures dysen-
lad OiarnxBa. it BOfWjim, un gumo, rupoe
xmation, cures wind cone; and carries the ta-
th .teething priodi It pr-
wnat oroieaeea to psnorm. every
part of tt-Maooilng less. We nave neyer Been Mrs.;
oi ner "uocwung pyrui yuwwm xccuixuk
waiUkaiae rMmet' wewouMmaae aer, aesaeis, a
'"1
WHOLE NO.5 4334
K1VBB AltO niABlIIBw
Capt. Gjeruldsen. of the Norwegian
barque . reports . having spoken the
Ausyian barque Jtampier off Flume, in
latitude 25.30 and longitude 46.00, on tbe
l2thofJune. All well. !
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ITdtice.
STRAVSD OB STOLEN, AT BUBGAW.on the
night of the 4th inst.. a Black HOBSB MUJJB,
lona and slim, with the wild appearance of a colt,
about eight years old. A liberal reward will be gi
ven to any one who will give me Information of his
whereabouts. p. MONTAGUS,
.- Long Creek F. O.,
Jy8DAW3t Pender co.,: N. C. '
Schedule B Tax.
:LL PKBS0N3 TNTKBBSTBD ARB RJEMIND-
edthat ONLY TWO DATS remain in which they
can list their Tax nnder Schednla B.
JOS. B, SAMPSON,
Jj 8 It Beg. of Deeds.
ff iMDiton & Weldon B. R. Company.
TBSASURBB'S OFFICB,
WILMINGTON, N. C, July 1st, 1881.
TIB DIRECTORS OF THE WILMINGTON ft
Weldon B. B. Company nave this day declared
a semi-annual dividend of Three Per Cent, on the
Capital Stock, payable, at the office of the Treasu
rer, on we iota or imy, icoi, to au wno are stock
holders of record on the Books of the Company on
the 11th of Jufy. J. W. THOMPSON,
Jy 8 3t Review copy. Sec'y aod Treas. .
Linen Dusters.
THITB VESTS,
White and Colored Ties,
Lisle Gloves and Shirts,
At MUNSON'S.
Clothier and Merchant Tailor;
3l81t
Special Inducements.
HAT, IN CAR LOAD LOTS, AT REDUCED
figures. We have 1000 Bales.
ALSO,
CO Bosh Black and Clay PEAS,
10.C00 Bosh P. W. CORN, etc., etc.
PRESTON CUMMIN G A CO..
Millers and Grain and
jy8tf Peanut Dealers.
Grown Collars ani Cuffs-
For style and Beauty they take the lead,
And are worn by every one
The "Reinforced Band" is just what you need,
And are sold by DYER A SON. ly 8 tfll
Meeting of Trustees of tbe Uni?ersity.
TIERS WILL BE A MEETING OF THE TRUS
tees of tbe University of North Carollna-in the
Executive Office, In Raleigh, on TUESDAY, the
lftth July, 1881, at 4M o'clock P. M., at which a
Prafcssor of Natural History will be chosen In the
place of Dr. F. W.psimonds; resigned on account of
111 health. Applications should be addressed to
PRESIDENT BATTLE,
Jy 6 D&W2w Chapel Hill, N. C.
Dr. fortuiigton's Ctolera leucine.
P)B DYSENTERY, DIARRHOEA, CHOLERA
Morbus, Summer Complaint of Children, and
all Painful Derangements of the Bowels, this old
body's" Pills, the best, mildest and safest Cathartic.
Oaml tar "AhtIwu1 aiwl RnnhiriT.H K
Everybody." For sale
by all dealers. BO
, CAttJ
Proprietors, Baltimore, Md.
e IS eodSm
nac bu we ir
Q.UM CAMPHOB,
Alcohol, Copperas,
Chloride Lime, Fly Paper, Ac
tsr'Prescriptions' compounded at all boors day
and night. -
WM. H. GBEEN, Druggist.
jy8tf Market, bet. Front and SdSU.
Straw
Hats!
HARRISON A ALLEN,
t
Hatters.
JyTtf
Wanted.
JX PURCHASE A HOUSE WITH SIX OB
more Rooms, in desirable locality, Nice yard, 'good
water. Terms CASH UP NO TIME. Address
Jy2t B., STAR OFFICE.
For Bent,
THAT TJKSTRABLB TWO STORY
House, situated on the west side of Third
as
street oetween wainut ana nea ww,
at present occupied by Mr. Newklrk.
Appiy w
D. O'CONNOR,
Renting and Collecting Agent.
Jyltf
Seed Peas
QF ALL BINDS, HAT IN SMALL AND.LABGE
bales, Oats, JBrafa, Grain of all kinds, MeaL at bot
tomflffures. at C. F. Flour and Pearl Hominy Mills.
C. B. WBIGHT,
e36tf
Proprietor.
Fer Geraan Bart Japan, :
W
TB ABE DAILY EXPECTING ANOTHER
lot White Granite and C. C. Ware, direct from the
English Potteries. We are offering "Special In
ducements" to the trade. Send usypur orders.
GILES MUBCHISON,
Jef6tf S8 and 40 Murchison Block.
Still in the Front
With Biggest Stocky Nobbiest Styles
u and Lowest Prices.
THIS WEEK WILL CLOSE OUT BALANCE OF
those nice Bathing Suit at 60 eta and 75 cents.
worth a great deal more.
The big run on oar stock last week did not break
our sues, ana we are suit aoie io nt mjowj. ;
Call and examine our SI SO White Vest, worth
The Pearls have come,
jyiif ' L
A. DAVID,
- The Clothier.
French Ilillinery.
TIHB NEWEST AND MOST STYLISH IN THE
. r ; - . . ; ; ; .
city at Miss S. A, 8'
ia the Lessmaa
House, between Market and Dock streets, my 15
Clerk Wanted.
a- TOUNGMAN IS TO 80 TEARS OF AGE,
Jt, as CLEBK aa General Merchaadifle. Store.:
nn. who baa bad experience preferred., and must
.r grrv gwuv
crre 'Seoa leierencea. jrcnaasan empmyment . r
i gooawagi
JM1
lw Peacock's, N. G
la
Ja
Ssu S
- ". Sixmonths,M....,...,....;U. 40 W
uneyear,... ..v. .fit;-..... ev we,
Subcontract "Adverttsements take at proper'
ttoaately low rata,r : ;i ;s 0:
, Ten lines salld Nonnarell tvna make on aaaarai :
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. '
Fresh jCandiesi f
QAKBS AND CBACKEgSg'j-- ',' '
JUST RECEIVED.
Finest Chocolate Creams, Marshmallow Drops, '
Peppermint Lozenges and Drops, Jordan Almonds,
Walnut and Cocoa Nut Tally and other Candles.
Vanilla and Lemon Wafers, Butter Scotch, Gin
ger Snapps and Bread, Jumbles, Wafer Soda Crack
ers, Nic Nax, Animals, Kindergartens, and other
fresh Cakes and Craers.''v4' ljl,
I am selling the Sweetest and Whitest Flour la
the city. Iam selling an Extra Family Flour at
$7 00 per bW.
Old Gov't Java, Laguayra and Rid Coffees Boast
ed and Ground Daily under my own sdperrision.
If you waat something nice try it, - -N.
C. Hams, Ferris Hams, Spriagneld Hams.Can
vassed Hams, Small Hams, Large Hams, Small Su
gar Cured Shoul tiers, at
J. C.Stevenson's,
jyBtf SECOND STREET.
Blank Books,
JJEDGBRS, JOURNALS, .CASH BOOKS, DAT
Books, Bill Books, .Invoice Backs, Note and Draft
Books. Memorandum Books, all kinds and sizes.
Just received a large stock and for sale cheap at
HEINSBKRGBR'tt. .
Albums, Albums,
DTHOGBAPHIO AND PHOTOGB APHIC, IN
large variety. A new lot Just in at
jy 7 tt Live Book and Music Store.
Wilson, CMUs & Co.'s Watrons
TTTAGONS OF ABOVE MAKE,
i v
AT MANUFACTURERS RICES
For sale by
KEBCHNEB A CALDER BBOS.
Jj7tf
Flour, Corn, Hay.
1200 Bbl" E'LOUB,'allBTaae'
2000 Btt8h wuteand mx& corn,
Si A A Bales No. 1 TIMOTHY HAY, $
For sale by
KEBCHNEB A C ALDER BROS.
jy7tf
Cuba Holasses.
1RA Hhds, and Bbls Extra Fine
1DU CUBA MOLASSES ,
For sale by
Jjttt
KEBCHNEB A CALDER BROB.
Sugar, Coffee, Rice.
Bbls SUGAR,
150 B8" coyFKB'
Jp? Bbis RICSi
For sale by
KEBCHNEB A CALDER BROB.
JT 7 tf
Brown & Roddick
45 Blarkct Street, !
The Nobbiest Thing Out
IS CUB '! -,s
"DUKE OF ARGYLB" LINEN COLLAR AND
TIB COMBINED, ; "
For which we are the Sole 'Agenti In this city.
GiveusacalL V '
BROWN A RODDICK,
jyl tf r . , !4 45 Market St.
L. S. I..
NEXT DRAWING OF THE
. Louisiana Slate' LrOUery
TAKES - PLACE JULY 13. PRIZES FROM
$100 to $30,000. Price, Whole tickets. $S 00,
Halves $1 00. ' :-
afi dreas Look Box 872,
: Je 15 tf r? Wilmington, N. C.
7Tt"
School SqqkSe
A FULL STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND.: Head
quarters for Text Books adopted -by the
State Board of Education. ; LiberaL discount to
Teachers. " ...
ORGANS For Church. School sndwParlcr use.
Pianos of the best make always on hand, at
Jy 8 tf C. W. YATES';BOOKiTORB.
Cotton Gins
!U...
npHOBE IN WANT OF THE CELEBRATED
A, Brown Cotton Gins should send in their orders
at once; time Is now full short ( Guaranteed to be
the best and cheapest Gin made. '
' . WM. B. SPRINGER A CO.,
Successors to John Daweon A Co.,
"Jratf ,Jl Si ad Market St.
The
rrHE HUMAN RACE NEED COMFORTS THIS
X warm weather.
warm weather. We have them In the way of
Coolers.
i, Freeaers,
' vdu want a
freeaers. Lemon Squeezers. ; Bath Tubs,
Ac. lfy
Want a good Can opener we !
i nave u.
IU
for your interest to buy oar White OiV.jJ ;K'.
Jy3tt , . ..y, PARKER ATAYLOB.
Ulsters
JUST BECEIVBD, ALL SIZES.
"TUBKiSH BATIP? SOAPS,
' SIX CAKES for 15 cents.
CIRCULAR GOUS, ;
Nice for persons visiting the mountains, have them
plain and iaplaida. ,
CLOSING OUT MATTINGS
at very close prices.
' : Bespectfolly
Jy6tf ,?,
THE HYGEIA HOTEL
fi: -ii. r-dHviHfvf )j-i3Tsl .
1 viu ar vaaaa mw.w f
CiTUATBD ONE HUNDRED YARDS FROM
p Fort Mcmroe. Open aUtoe year..- Beast to aay
hotel in the United States as a Stnuka Bjmokt. ,
rdforcirculardegh
i faiy SSSm'-iii nniitii i tv JAopxlBtor.
' THE MORNING WaR can S ways' at the
feUowlng places in the dtyjt Tha Purce House,
turns ftews etano, ana hi vn
lift .