North Carolina Newspapers

1 .v JLXE ,D AOVBttTISINO.-"." i; Witt. il. s;,.ISllKU .A1LY JtrtTEPT kOKt.A'l u dUB0OBXPTIoa i aotamux ,-vei. by mail) ?owg pld,. moQiO. M ,-u.i moathe, iitT Satrlber, aeUvvnd In kkt pri of Uta kt Flfwea Cents per week. Our City Ae&t&r ,t taUortsod to collect for DHUotkuUrw vwothi u jTnce- . .w. rmk . TIT r i . . President Gtttield had i CjIII Saodaj inc; frequency of the china occitiuoed iniiilv Fir Aonnv lKf I ha irrcs r - situstioo could not well bo ,ore. To organ manafactorie. de.UOed by ore t VVaabiDgtoo, N. J ; loaa SC0.00O. pattly nvtirLl. 1UC gcwo u UUNll uito i i1!. v umi k s Ued to petition the government for n erflcial public declaration of .ibertrfar U rw.-i : .1..: w . u rwstatjUsbed between ibe Vatican I , It.e Germ.o Qo.ernment Weat- ,, a rr.-p rapor.. ahow Kre.t damage to corn ,j wbei t tue Ufoogni of mo pact sum- J 1 . X I I mrr, ee. crwipiucu wuP' .mure . . ... m. AA lu wu 4,..uu... - - t , 5J i-vr ccdl iu euro is reported in uu- . ' . ..... i r . ;-j per ceat AJ l ,rvrt . I aaei rcporiea fti I .ancj.au. reyionwiae and W laja- ann I L. L. 'be Readjuster can . i: 4... 1 i it: 07:.. I LriU'ru:u ujtttuui ui .Timiui, if uo ,., i ihich ta.1 iwib la th fi i " 1 Pffstdtoi Garfield died i : .St- 10 i.isi ti.ctt, fr n sheer exbaos ion; all i;,c ruroefs ii 111; v ilmimh (ircscoi at Liv uj i . . 1. : . ...t. 1 lbs (J tbioet present t lx nj ete imncel:nely bummoced; tmm.i . ... ... i . nt er K-U-xrephvt) for; be Karda CD'ttge atE btrun were doubled aud u i was allowed lo appioacb iu New York markets: Money 48 per o i ; cotton quiet aDtl ateaiiy at 1113 ! ctii-. n'Utberu Quur dull od uocbanged; wi,. t gfbt rlly wlthont decided chrge; auiifd spring $1 27Q1 29; corn lower li I r i it weak; uoaraded C371 cents; il-1 i-it oc easier al 51J51t cents; ,.m ti mit fi 852 40. tiKiill UP rBB PHBJIDKnT. .Iamks A. (t a ufi slo, President of t-ie Uniietl State, H no more. He .i:el al Fraivcklyn Cottag, Elberon, New ft'rrey, last Digiit at 10.30 o'clock. After a long and painful sicknefH borne wiih marked fortitude, the tir!t. citizen of our great Republic h it pjsed iuto the eternal silence. The tounliy ban been prepared gradutlly for ibis 8tJ event. When it fe't the preul shock on July 2d l ist, when il was flashed throughout U)- Itnd that he had ben shot down u ip ii tlay by the asHasaiu Uuiteau, tie coiisLernation and horror weie tr- iiin.dou., iud men of &I1 parlien, ii.ii all ftcliona and ciaseeM and con il.u.iis, deplored the dastardly act, aixl one common lamentation and thrill of sadness filled the'greai jopu lar heart. All through the more than eleven weks that have elapsed there ha been a growiug apprehen 8;..n tlmt his death might occur soon. Suffering from many relapses, at each one the fears were intensified that he would not rally. At last the solemn summons has come, and the Presi dent of fifty millions of people stands in the presence of tho Great Kaler of itious aud of individuals. His phy sicians doubtless did all they could, but ib?y were-ipowerlesa to slay the summons. Death, that is inevitable to the human race, haa stilled Iih heart forever. All over t'uis vast country, in every city and town and hamlet and home, the. deepest regret will be felt. II is tragical fate will render his name immortal. His memory will be surrounded by a halo that otherwise would never have encircled it. The voice of party will bo hushed over the country's melaoeboly and startling bereavement. Tho -extreme men of all sections will for the lime cease their discords. Out of the common sorrow may we dbt trust that good lo the country may come and sec tionalism, once so fieico aod unfor giving, may never again dominate and wound. Phksidbnt Gabfiexd was in the prime of bis physicaradd'iuleUectQal manhood. He was born on the 19th of November, 1831, and would have been, therefore, fifty years of age if he had lived nntit another anniversary of his birthday. He was a native of Orange, Ohio. "Here lay Dan can, Uia ti'.Ttr akia laced with bis golden blood; And his gaab'd staba look'd Ilka a breach ia otmra ... V ...i-... For ruiu'i wiauful entrance; tnere, the mur derer, ( ' Steeped ia the ejlura of their bad, their daggsrs 01.XVJl.'-?NO: 155.4, WILMINOTOJN, N. C. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1881. ; WHOLE UtMBAonctty bretehd hli ibre; who could :v- wruftv; t. .. ...... p... i i" " t ' Thit bad a heart to lore., and lalhi heart, Coure to ttuk lOTe.iownjIr.'V" No mm with a half & heart can fail lament ihe deep. damnaUon of his tolamenfcihe4deep.daranavionof his .ki4 , . Ery'.0ir heart will ;.k ka.;'lA -il..- orrow with-ih bereaved widow and. the fitherleai ehitdren. r Frora hiia-l . r j e & x ft atuvusiauua va - - aa vuo uuawo a . there will be offered op einoere and , ... a aiuuBiv. ,uvu. thatj ilia grace and ineaeinff may com-1 fm 4ftd 8U8laio lbe gged mother, .rtrmrv,rt . -imtm. " 1 1 . i A a " I cDiiareo in me a arr. sail nour ot a i i r,ra.t .,.;..(in.e rr. ru,L'. .. - - i.f H . . aw .r I . i nMt. i a11JauL 4MMtna awf-Mr I I avuiu una uinvnuieu liib irrakK m. I I t . . . I lamity, JAlfKS A. trAKrlKLD WOUld I .. . i k ij. 1 1 . 1 . 1 - 1 "tru wug 1a tu isdu or ma i fathers and been gathered at a green I 1 1 i ,k" U'" 1 r U I 8U luo uo" w"j 1W,U tv. ; . u ir:.. i a... . i i i - - ... i j, vaBt concreiratioa of m ouroers I V4 tr A afn m A r i Mnsta mb4.i t K n ik.'aj I vw-m w m 'va aj m. m A man tuou I 1U' W"'B lua- BUU mua,c ,ne cioee, m I Aa the lost ta.te of aweeta. ia aweetest laat; Writ in remembrance, more than tbingalona ' I Wedno,Dowpropo.alooon.ider Wie effect of the President's death I upon, the f utnn, of the country. We I must hope thai his successor may dis- I appoiot hi. aoemie., put to n.aght .11 ... ... . evil foreboding-, and prove himself a nan -a cOUn try-lover, a .Utesman : . t. . i. i .u t : I in nip uruautjaw bcuw. iuu liiu i. real I I dent of a united. fre. iihI DrMDcrom I . - . 5 oooAtry. Amen! , I wmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmwimmmmm The lateen. Burnaide bore the charaotr-oT a very honest and reiia- I ble man True to bi. convicliooa, he ar w'Kh human, .cuivalrio wajed wi impulses. In his monetary transao- tionn he was the soul of honor. The Nouih knows well how to appreciate such a man aud how to honor him. It onlv demises thoe who oarrv on It only despises those who carry on war in the midst of peace. .iit.c Turpentui- Ik , q . . rr . I vokingbam fytrit: 1 he real- I . . . ,i . . . ftM.. M.tWnilrl o 0 VtT sal ucuvo auu wuv j iwu iiwiwvu uuiug.9 ui iui i t ft T . .aJ eV JT I jmmem u. icny, uui.ieu ucit uia uo. .ft. ft : -. afMU Aft . 1 it.- D:.k aw J S ataJ. I muum muini auu iuo fticuuiuuu amub- i mw aar .a humRi an Umuf.. niirhi u.t Mnit I of ibe furniture was aaved. There was no I iQuBce. I Charlotte Observer: A washout .hove Old Fort, on the Wester a North !lDZZi fv e-caned rnnnlsVlnto Il-A firtvate tele- gr.m 1. MSu .tales farther that heavy T"a "i" v , nrn! o.xoamotctbilonAl nalare. - - " kh iranrwuwu uumiki ivw, vu I Sunday last, at ivtur-ieatn safer 4e-VwUren l ,mir -V-P- nftTTVirmtr Rn atai I bore ia Warren county oo the istn or July. I 1806. Mr. Robert Field died on Fri-1 day laat, at the reside see of bit late brother, I r. cT ... ,k. ofis hf. at I Field was never married and .peat most ot bis Ufa in jfeterabarg, where ne haa many l friends who will ai ace rely regret to bear of bis death.. Greenville JZxpress: Mr. Rich ard Peebles, a, atirrina Pitt coast y boy. called to see us on Monday. He has re ceollv berD . through Wayne. Duplin. Onslow, Jones, Lenoir, Craven and Greene counties, and says that crops in au OX teem have been ruined by ibe drought. Not more than half a crop of corn or cotton will be made, while rice ia a complete I snore. He ssts Pitt county can beat the world for I corn and cotton tbia year and Tee believe him. - - .. - IlookiaRham-J?Sw At about 12 o'clock M. Ust-Moaday JtMrar, people were aroassd from their slumbers, by the cries of fixe end the ringing or bells, it was soon found that the mrtd glare pro- ceeded from the preoaises of Mx. JamesB. nVrfB'redence;nd -STTi quick e. possible many people were on the mrnt with .11 availahlA iTiAarift to atnn Inn I paVfl thedwelllng. which.wss totally destroyed Haleitrh News-Observer: The fiiAaiin la a flat 'of the marshals at the J State-: Faua Dr. W. R. Oapehart. chief; milftUlS -. a., iramm., i.w.jauvuw, Thnm.. n.rt Milt. Te. Fred. AtkinL I atMsiaois a... ua. -r.. i.d.uw, w o Uh.B (T Mftfi. RnbiaaoB. Frank Moore, D. R. Dlllard, Jr., W. W.Long, C. Green, A. M. Banders, W. a Roulhac, W. J. EUisgtop, - Bssnett Hester. Nat. Boyd, J. W. Earnhardt, idmund Htruawica, o. H. Webb, J. W- Long. G. E. Webb. B. S. Graves, D. W. Tlaorpe, G. W. Howlett, J. A- King, William Xing. A. L. Hassard Short, Nick' Staton, Joseph H. Vaughan, Thos. J. Wilson, H. A. Leach, J. Edgar Henderson. Stephen F. Lord, Henry 0. Bost. l' New Berne JV; We under stand that qoitaa fleet of ysseelssre lying at Hattexu wind, bound, several of them, from this port The rict planters, lrt the Pan tego section of Beaufort county, are greatly exercised- over the appearance of worms in the rice, which, attacking the heads are pitying tad' hivoo with that cereal. The machlaery for Msjor Depniaon'e cotton seed oil mill arrived by steamer yesterday end wltl be put la posi tion immediately. Some of the pspera along the line of the North Carolina Rail road are firing Into Senator Vance on ac count of. bis attitude toward (he Richmond I & Danville, and bl AcUoa'aa a State Com- uuwwii wuwyuuHiif uwtu ''" I Kallroaa. o In toe fury 01 toe railroad fi.btaome'bf the editors.are warmlne to il thelt;wprk.ThedennncIaUoii8 which the Vanca- ?nake etraoge? reading in ?'f;Mrp ( - Hera ityf,wt. f.hA;fimnAfi railroad organf are.- humns at Senator JMorto IT -. . 'o-JM5ta ww-wy, s swe:nna'5in the Otomer: I "ww... Trt-ihi04ri K-,a- fVii0J-llfS?0' r Krai i u v Liin ww nris 11 lira ra . m r i i n h iiiiiai n - - rnmn NKDltnp K V anno he a lah-an iho I t - fl kWBMWW V laJW fttJ MO ftBAbU U V P ot the People of this State, and is ?v 2,. - , ..ol awui varouna wg;. unwuu.HHwq. uihub ggwuss business ; men of Charlotte. endorse the SMWtoSSi syndicate in behalf of the interesU of our btate; and that we will support "Senator VttnA Ifft AVaWw Wan 1a rAttw Ana nni;M4 ..V. " "U4 ." '""uk ray in onr power, reeiine i-nnnnavtE w n r in r nia AAnraer uanaiA i anin ujuuucuh aiiiu in a i in itiiiiikni. nflnainr w anrn is rhrhL and is snttaininir. aa far h can the rights of the people of North Carolina; am n rnaihaa f.u.rH. .rK v. punucu UT lUO VUaxiUilO SU3CrVCr IU alila nnntrnvif.. HrAa. w.f n vABfAAr a V l t i : m the opinions of the business men of Chsr- iiia r -1 -! L r. ir "l . 1 xaieigu J-icias-isuoerver: ot- lo n receiDis mis season to aaie 23.041 Dales. 1 . r . . ;.. . . : lo-morrow equipments win oe sent ham Qnards, and Salisbury. Rifles. uo numupuB ugni inianuy, rtociting- ti.. n--.T : ili. j : ibicuud uuucvkiuun iu aiiio uiouicb itusi week were 33.471 77. A military company was oreanizea at xteiasniie on inn lain inai. i nn iniinwin cr were r.nnan officers: T. C. Evans Captain ; G. N. Howlett. First Lieutenant: J. N. Watt. flikAnrl T.lanrananti'T T? Traff Tnn!M -vwua AJiwuvvuaut) u uuiwa i I m Am r.AMnt r9 m en ewl mill mta V a I 8uta Berrice nniformr A Snrlnefield a a gas machine is in the middle of Hargett street, at its interaecuon with Salisb-ry saloon. . Yesterday afternoon a neero lad. i -Nathan Graham, a colored 101 od atruck-a-match -to see howl Robert Loader anemployeratVeph';, and Allen TerreU, ccJored were above the tank and leaning forward to watch operations. gS?Siial2S of flame poured out or the. manhole. Mr. Loader and the negro Terrell received the Si5S in!Sell!S. nSgro in thn nit flirt not Tnp.nno mnrh lmnrv I r iTK .V i I as those outside, but, nevertheless, he was I singed and blistered by the flames. I YAtlnrHtv Onmraor .Tnria nm nf thp I three commissioners ot the Western North Carolina auroaa, rerarnea to ine cuy. f". other commissioners. A part at least of I '"Jll, "' VL"'' SS.ltoi,U0,.?.'J! ?KnStabooKoichk;. AHK2Aa TkinstfXAaiVi.t MH'Aii'Af ..Mlr l! ,ince our lajt iojpection is about four- teen. Jhe tk-laag onjtbe line we M a fact that since our last inspection, on tbe28dof June, the work On both lines has beenPujld .lX with diligence and energy. On the 16tb. we met for consul- tation at the agh? Hotel, in the town or A OUv Till v SaULI BI kl ill O A I SJ It, VI IUIO ICVU1U I addressed the following letter to Messrs. I W. P. Clyde, T. M. Logan and A. 8. Buford. to-wit: Here the record, as ore pared, abruptly stops, and we could get no I asaaws aw&ujwij o.vpg, nuu w swo w permission last evening to copy the letter, ft a. . a I 1 l I wuicii 4Q&a D0 oee a e ate re a ia me ouon, . . . i. ii.i dqi were sssurea iDK n couia oe puonsnea i a "W . . . ft I hi our next lSSUC XI IS nnaerstooa, now- I .. m T..via o Wnnh I agreed to give an extension ot time for the j completion ol tne wort, ana mis, i 11 W0Qld appear, is the substance 10 lonBefl B"fo.red- gjd'"?!. UooiLr l evenTog o P boQt we matter, or to permit any W?J?IJ?S. X doT? JXpCrmriBBl. - Hon. T. J. Jsrvis, Governor:-We have E'to lisXl dnrtng NoVemr x 11 Oy Will UO aWippTJU Uircuk 11 ULU juuiujio I to Morehead. My friends will do all they nmrniurl nn anri vnnr aaanoifttft onmmis- I sionera. W. J. HIST, jf resident. This win i ie accepted by the persons living along the I line of the proposed work that the Boston I n... T..I n ii,.;, .hnr.iHA in ih I wheeL They mean business. We want their road built- CITY. itJBW a VKjasa'iSasrrj kin t. Mosson Gents' furnishings. Hxnbt Bischott & Co Rice. Masonic Meeting Wilmington Lodge. H. A. Kukk & Bno Stevedore notice. I i mm still at Large. I Joe Goodman, colored, the Brunswick conniv desoerado. mentioned a few days .ince M haTi8K been arrested for larceny, and htTin m8Qe h5s e8cape from the offl- v flllnl.,n tnp cera, wu uiOU had danttcroualy wounded mm, was re- ported yeslerday t0 ba still at large, with aod biddlD lhe fflCerS and other, defiance I , . Ia the street parade of Robinson's circus yesterday morning the principal attraction I was the monstrous eleDbant. ''Chief," the man - kUler.who slew John King, his keeper, rharlrttA Uat fall " Charlotte last rail. -.. .... Ha heavilv I - 1 chained vesterdsy. The streets were thronged with people, mostly of the colored the pa- rade. - Deaa Steekt along be Bell road. The carcasses of three dead cows are lying on the aide of the railroad between Smith Creek trestle and the County Poor House, and the stench from them is fearful. They got out of their pasture during the late storm, strayed to the railroad and were tun over and killed. A wire fence has now been ran from the trestle to a point near the Poor House, as a protection against the raids of stock upon the railroad track; IsawUeatlene. The following are the indications for the South Atlantic States to-day: Fair weather, except possibly local rains in the Southern ''portion, variable winds, shifting to southerly," stationary barometer and, stationary or higher temperature. K.oei not. -xue iiisQiB lately Dave oeen cooi - . w, . " and 8d for sleeping. Reoent(J nf hftttn t thi nnrt. -f . r jcoioiuoy 100 iaies. Mr. W. VV. MoDiarmid, of the "' n ' ... .h., Kt. -jL. ,k. summer: w h c i irm nainn nan v f w ann a- " I jm ' - . - tren Manning arrivea notne oanday night Trom bia trip of four months ,1,. vnrlh ;a . .-,! ,m,,. I health El both colored, were sent to jail yestetday for nocDavmeut of costs in Justice Millis' court, the former for treeoaes and the Iat- i - er lor afisauit and oaitery The receipts of cotton at this J UU4lu6 wMM.w& jwQKwvavj I j ... o Mf u.i.- A I w 9 for lhe rorrMnondiri!. nMiaA iMt-ar. 1 " I shnislnff an inrrnnan nf 142 h1in in fftvnr n ig81 I - - , Mr. u. J. uoya, tne general I t nf RnhinQf1nd f!irra U th rioht 1 man in inn noni n nr.R inn nv nm nmnsiMii i -- t I manners and gentlemanly deportment i m.vo. tri. f. hSmuir nA ika Mniun be represents wherever he goes. We notice from a paragraph in . , . . . . . QU TP7Sn nfa47i 9 "VA a frfntl I a A n IT Wit h . iifo.! tnn . h uiatrji lal awl vtlw 11a w DC v luc a. vciiivu r w , . n. lh.. -n w " . " . " ; . " J "looney." who has been hanging around Wilmington for a long time, and who haa been in the Insane department at the CountvPoor House several time9 and once ' ,he 'T '" connected himself with the circni at Lau- rinburg as a laborer, in which c.se Wil- mlngt0fn 8taQda 60tne gelUDg v 6". . m m . T a"K"f VV ' ' Chri8tOOheT Miller. 01 Uape Fear tOWH ship, was before Justice Gardner, yesterday morniDg on the chnrge of committing an assault and battery upon Hannah Ponville. colored, byjtriklng her with a slick. De feadaul was adjudged guilty aod required V7 a ' P-r it. c... Ti ai r. npataikl hi.l a riAarinff tlA.V.rA Til at trA Millis. on a peace warrant sworn out by QeorgJ Bjker co,ored Case di8mi68ed Bt tha cost or the prosecutor, James Henderson, colored, was arraigned OD the charge of committing an assault and . , B5n v:n naaa IT " . . JUUlUUUI w atg suovuuvvi aaawww rav tue cosU; and then Dan Brasal was hauled .. . . , u" ,WI uua"umluK "u upon James Henderson, for. which he was fiQej 11 and the costs. a nipple or exeitemeot rnnaiHprh1p piritpment was created for COnsiaeraoie exciiemeni was creaieu ior a few moments on Second, between Mar- Ket ana rnncess (Streets,, yesiecaay aiter- noODt by a difficulty between an old white mm from the country and ayoung colored m.n, which drew together a large crowd. Tney hitched, and the old man, notwith- landing his gray hairs, was about to get the best of his young and supple antago- nist. when the parties were separated, and the ripple of excitement aubsided s.Q.aickly " appeared .upon the calm aseraoe euiiwo. eieIlon Irani r uro noo laio neoDlu io the city yesterday, mostly from p-n(,-r rnnnlv wkq cme here to see John retiaet county, wno came nere to Bee .oua Robinson, circus. The steamer John, Qa, ton brought down quite a large crown, ana a still larger number came by rail. We hear that many others intended to come I but got disappointed. . TBB mAIIeS. The mails close and-arrive at the City Post Office as follows: CIOSB. Northern through mails, fast, 5:30 P. M. Northern through and way maUs 5:40 A,M. Raleigh o:40 A. Jtt. aiaiisior ine . v,. jnauroau, "S2T Railroad, at 5:40 A. M. flnnthern mails for all noinls . . --gth riaiiv.;.. . 7.45 P. M. ..n n t . (except Sunday)...,...!... 9:00 A. M. Ma" f,.reraw MafoV pVnts beVweeCFlo- " r , , . . t, Fa'vetteviSe audofficMoh Caipe raSind' 5 l0P M. Favetteville. via Lumberton, , ay, except Sundays..f .9j$-$Np K"'""'w VTi an . . ' : R l A WI Onslow C. H. and mterme. 7 ; -r diate offices, Mondays tod 1; ' Thursdays .CiOOA "M. Smithville mails, by .am-rS? J boat, daily (except Sundays 8"A;?M Mails for Easy HiIV-Twn& J.&r- W Creek, Shallotte and Little' 7 '""- River, Mondays andThuxa-, d&ys e 0iOO .fta "AXr Wilniingtoc. and .Black River Chapel, Mondays, Wednes-: davs and Fridays."; . . ... . . 5KK) A. M. OPEN FOB DBUVBBY. ; . Northern through and way mails. ....... . ....... . 730 Am-H Southern mails 7:00 P. M. and 7.80 A. M. Carolina Central Railroad, i : . : ; 4:00 P. M. Wrightsville ,6:30 p.m- Mails collected from, street boxes every day at 4.00 P. M. r ,:' ' -; V;-. Stamps for sale in Bmall quantities at ge neral delivery when stamp office is closed. General delivery open from 5:30 A. M. to 7.-00 P. M., and on Sundajs fxom80 to 9:30A.M. '"V.'1. , Stamp Office open from 8 A, M. to 12 M, andftoma to5:S0P.M. Money bxdexan Register DepameaibptftA same. as. stamp office. - Tbe Cireusa Robinson's Circus exhibited here yester day afternoon and : ; night to .. tremendous crowds, at each .performance. The me nagerie in extent, variety and quality of the specimen's i-i exdeirent; " the ant bear,' rhi noceros and one ortwo others of the col-' lection being especially; rare. The circus propei.was of tfan'old style, and very good indeed throughout, several features being exceedingly flee. The acrobatic feats of the ABhton Bros, were very "difficult and were decidedly the best of (he kind ever seen here; rn fact; this war We thought the acto the performance. ' Mr'. Geo. Holland is an acconjpliahed.ridec and .did . ail - ot Ids work in masterly sty le, easily and grace folly, notwithstanding the great dis- idvantagV of havibg a soft "sandy ring. We have ho, time to notice each of the performers 'separately, but all of them an quitted them selves .very creditably, and on the whole we think Old John Robinson has a splendid menagerie and a squarely good circus, that will please all fond of similar entertainments. In conclusion, and with all due respect, we would suggest to Mr. Lowlow, an ex cellent clown and clever gentleman, the propriety of dropping several little things that mar bis fun very much, and, however innocent be regards the business, appear to the audience as decidedly bordering on the indecent. meyor'e Court Aaron Jones, colored,' was arraigned on the charge of being diunk and disorderly near the foot of Market street Saturday night, about half-past 8 o'clock, and resist ing the policeman who arrested him, for which be was ordered to pay a fine of $10 or be imprisoned for thirty days. Susan Mary Frank, an old acquaintance in police circles, had a hearing on the charge of acting disorderly in the "Hollow" Satur day night, about 11 o'clock, and was sent below for five days. ... A telegram was received by Mesers. Williams & Murchisooi yesterday morning, to tbe effect that the river was again falling. BURNETT'S COCOAINE, ob prema- TUBB LOSS OF THE HAIR A PHHVADE1 phian's opinion. One year ago my hair commenced falling out until 1 was almost bald. After using Cocoaine a few months, I have now a thick growth of new hair. ALEXANDER HENRY, No. 814 East Girard Ave. Burnett's Flavoring Extracts, al ways standard, t city aVjBina. THE MORNING STAB can always be had at the illowlnK places In the city : The Pur cell House. Harris News Stand, and the Stas Office. MBS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHINQ SYRUP. Rev. Sylvanas Oobb thas writes in the "Boston Christian Freeman" : We would by no means recommend any kind of medicine wklch we did not know to be good particularly for infants. Bat of Mrs. Wlns- ow aMwuung eyrap we can speaa: irom xnowi- ?e: In ear own family it has Droved a bless in z iadeed, by giving an infant troubled with colic pains, quiet sleep, and its parents unbroken rest at night. Moet parents can appreciate these blessings. Here is an article which works to perfection, and which is harmless; for the sleep which it affords the infant is perfectly natural, and the little cherub awakes as "bright as a button." And daring the grocess of teething its value is incalculable. We ave frequently heard mothers say they would net be without it from the birth of the child till it had finished with the teething siege, on any considera tion whatever. Bold by ail druggists. 35 cents a bottle. . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. fililton LofeKo. 319. A. F.&A.H. I)BGULAR MONTHLY COMMUNICATION i THIS - (TUESDAY)- EVENING. SSPT'B 30. 1831, at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren corUally invited to attend. By order or the W . M. W. 8. WARROCK, Secretary. septSOlt Sice ! Bice ! Bice 1 PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS WILL NOTICE thai we are always prepared to pay the best mar ket price for Rice, or will sell on commission any Buipmenta tney may entrust to us. ii&NJKX jHisujnorr as uu., sept SO 6m - Charleston, S. a Gents' FuiiiSuiJig Department. MERINO HALF HOSE, ENGLISH HALF DO., Balbrisrsran Half do.. Fancv Scarfs and Ties. jOok Skin and Calf Gloves. Sub Danders. Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Merino Shirts, canton Flan nel Drawers, Collars, Cuffs, &c. Ac. si u noun, sept 10 It ,. , Clothier and Merchant Tailor; ; To SUniers blasters- rjRK UNDERSIGNED HAVE WITHDRAWN from, and have now no connection with, the Steve dores Union, although we pay the wages estab lished by thffLaborersTJniOn. Work done as low as will allow us to pay. our employees fairly, and satisfaction guaranteed. sept XO It - : HANS A. KURE & BRO. Straw Hats ! JpOB A SMALL CONSIDERATION. Just receiving FALL and WINTER GOODS, At ... HABBIBON ALLEN'S, sept 18 U . City Hatters. la-V'Sa. La NEXT DRAWING OF THE Louisiana State lottery TAKES PLACB OCTOBER 1 1. PRIZES FROM $100 to $30,000. Price, Whole tickets, $3 00, Halves $100. : ' . - - Address Lock Box 273, septUtf - Wilmington, V. O.- .ii Nstwitlisteiig tlie Gale v'- "YTB ABB STILL 14ECEIVING -AND SUNNING off out stock of Huse Furnldiing Goods to the satisfaction 6f close buyers. Call and examine. Pure White OIU . . sel8tf PARKER TAYLOR. Look to lYour Interest Kt STOP AT MALLARD BOWDEBPS, wh tielartsfflertmentof llarness.' Bridles, Saddles, Collars, Trunks, Traveling Bags ever brought tlhctty,areta be' seen andhoughtfarthe least money. Try them and be convinced. Manu facturing and repairing done wlta ' neatnesa cni dispatch. - -- ieeptiatf otStroathHmtSta, 1 i;r.iv:i :: t. 1 -" . CQUQi.i-i vf.i 1 ' aj aa mm m , mm aM M aM r TOO-ia. oottoa; Beam d jrraase. tAt '3-Ton Wagon Scales, $40; 4 -Ton, $60; The Little Detective, $3. Send tot rme '' aept & DSmakWea. NO 4930 NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS. Alarg(5 Supply Of Faber'a Lead Pencil, Nos. 1, , S, 4 and S. Hexagon of Bound . l Blank Books of all sizes, styles and prices. : . .; ehBook of all Ideas. ' " . ' eliiw'oaw a specialty.'. Ladies and Banls Fancy Statleaery. . :i'-J HBSBELRG SB'S ' sept 18 tf Uve Book and MhbIc Store. ; . : TO THINK ABOUT . HOT BED SASH. . :PLBASB ORDER EARLY. Sash Boors, Blinds, BRACKETS, MOULDING, LUMBER, Ac, c. sept 18 tf ALTAFFEB, PBICK Co. Call and be Convinced. TTTB OFFER EXTRAORDINARY INPUCB- vv . :. ...... ments. Yotflll find on mv counter all the lates sijies m juaaies ana uent's stationery; also every- uune 111 uejuniK hook ana Biauonerv iine.Hcnooi wou a specially. Bepsieu . c. W. YATES. Best Bolted Heal in tbe City." XyTB ARE NOW GRINDING ABOVE DAILY, and can furnish ia any quantity and at Bottom j? inures. PRESTON CUMMIN G & CO.. Millers and Grain and ' sept 18 tf Peanut Dealers. TremeEilons Excitement THE MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE. Fall Weather followed by Fall Trade. Everybody de lighted with our selections. NO OLD PLUNDBB PALMED OFF FOR NXW STOCK. Our Styles are our own selections, and cut and made to please our natrons. No wouder the MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE does a lively trade. Already one-third of our Fall Stock is sold, while others are waiting tor business to come along. The only way to succeed is to cheer up, get up, fly arouna ana eo ior it. war we will ior a success. ful season. Don't forget it. Ai UAVID. sept 18 tf Wholesale and Retail Clothier, A QUINTETTE OF New Mtisic Books. DrrSOS afc CO have ready for the Fall Trade. and for the use ot Music Teachers, Choirs and Sing ing Classes, the followiog Books, of unanproacha- dio exceuenc3 in then special aepartments : TTEHALD OF FBAISB. EMERSON'S. $1.00. JUL The new Church Music Book for 1881 182. Send $1 for Specimen Copy. DEAL. EMERSON'S. 75 cents. The new and superior Book for SINGING CLASSES. Send 75 cents for Specimen Copy. CONG: BELLS. EMERSON'S, 50 cents. The KJ new, genial and beautiful collection of SCHOOL sumub. sena so cents ror specimen copy. "D BACON LIGHT. TBNNKY A HOFFMAN'S. JL 0 cents. All radiant with beauty, and fall of tne sweetest meioay. run bujnjjax suhuous. oena au cents ior specimen copy. T IGHT AND LIFE. McINTOSH'S. 35 cents .well filled, admirably selected and com posed, and every way desirable collection of SUN DAY SCHOOL AND GOSPEL MEETING MUSIC. Send 35 cents for Specimen Copy. Oliver Ditson & Co., BOSTON. HAS. H. DITSON St CO. 843 Broadway, N, Y. an 31 dAw tf J. E. DITSON & CO. 933 Chesinut fit, Phil. WdeASat Candy ! Candy ! VARIETIES FANCY GOODS, BOUGHT low, and can be sold so as. to allow a good margin to dealers.. Attractive styles and fresh. Also, ful line of fresh goods for retailing Chocolates. Cara mels, xe. . Fresh EGGS and CHICKENS received dally on consignment, and my customers supplied at the lowest market rates. Two and three times a week I receive consign ments of FBBSH MOUNTAIN BUTTER, and re tail, it at 35 cents per pound. COFFEES, all grades, Boasted Eally under my own supervision. ZTervbodV in delighted with "THE BRIDE' FLOUR. . It makes the whitest and sweetest bread ever known in this market. 3. C. STEVENSON, Market Street. sept 15 tf VIRGINIA HEAL. ONE CAB LOAD WATER MILL MEAL TOST ABBlVKDi HALL & PEARS ALL. sept l DvTtf FURNITURE. T3ARLOR, CHAMBER. DINING ROOM. KIT JtT chen and Office Furniture,, all of the best make and latest design, to be sold low for cash at the New Furniture Store. BEHREND3 ft MUNROE. S. E. cor. Market and 3nd Sts., sept U tf Wilmington, N. C. Wanted 1,000 Men, rjM) BUY BUGGIES, CASTS, WAGONS, HAR ness. Baddies, Collars, Hanea, Blind Bridles, Ac. Best goods and lowest prices. septWtf GEBHARDT CO. Porto Rico Molasses. 250 MhdSy 250 " - -' f STRICTLY PRIME WiiUams & lliitcnison. Jy 31 tf 2 ; - C 0 thraUa,,...,,f ...,..fc.,;,f 1 M rfoturdaya-v.a,.-. p.-,. a, IW .. vawdajrajj..;..,,.....,,,.: ISO - - oaai wek,... ....., 4 ......'4 00 44 ' Tnreeweeka,. IU " One month, .V,, 10 w: " Two month;.. v....... ..v.v. i-. 17 w J Three montha,... ...... ......... 14 (fl 44 Slzmontha... ...'40 14 4 ; One year,...;. ......I ...;-.:. 60 fti VContxact AdycollsflmenU ukan at pro r WJV St.- - ; . to una wiw Hoapveu iypi mull one aqaair NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Notice. .. JJJY SIGNATUBF, WBICHirAPPBARtD To A notice rccent'y published establishing rates for stowing cargoes of vessels, was without my knowl edge vt consent, protettinj that tbe rates were excessive and could sot be malntaluel, and would dsKae onr port. I have now no connection wli h any Laborers' Union or other orgenlsaUaa to regu late labor or Stevedore's wasea. but am wllllsir to pay iair rates ior laoor ana ao tne work or vessels at tne lowest ngores commensurate with the tlmea. sept 18 3t GBO. W. DOYLK. "'Black moimtain JUST lCElVin)--TOT FIRST "SHtPMgMT of this CELEBRATED SM0KIKG TOBACCO. it is maiaclurcd in Aaheriil, and bs. tha repaUMoii Of tlag Uis . " ' FINEST TOBACCO ON THE MARKET TO-DAY at anything like tho price. Smokers would - dd" well smd.'i.itanplee... . For sals cMy by T V ' : J no. Ij. Boatierht, Jfos. 11 & 13 N.-aFroirt t.5 se 18 tf TO Aie,BrVB. A NOTHER FRESH SHIPMENT OF TBB XI. Is expected to trrlve per next New Tork s teaser. Bend In your orders early In order to secure. . while perftctly fresh, the v FINEST FAMILY FLOUR sold In this market, Jno. L. Boatwright, Nos. 11 A; 13 N. Front at. se 18 tf Bagging and Ties. 1000 W nole and Dlf Roll BAGGING , 3000 BandlesKw ftcd P'd TIK8- Bacon. Coffee, Sugar. 200 BXei 8moked ,na Dry 8ltd BlhES 250 BagBC0FFBB' different grades, OA A Bbls SUGARS, Granulated. aUU Standard A, Extra C and O t 1000 BarrelB FLOUR' grades ; 2QQ Tubs Choice LEAF LARD. ijp Bbls and Boxes Fresh CAKES. Q Boxes Assorted CANDY, Potasn, Lye, Soda. 100 001(58 11 P0TA8H' 200 Boxe,l4YB' JQQ Boxps and Kegs SODA, .. 150 BeiuBOAF Half Bbls. and Bexea SNUFF rj Dozen BUCKETS, JjQ Kcams Wrapslnc PAPEB. Hoop Iron. Nails. Hav.Oata. Bandolnh Yarns and Sheetings. jror sale low by sept 18 U WILLIAMS A MURCH1SON. Bice Bird Powder, OA A KEGS JUST RECEIVED JiXjXJ at $4 OOperKeg. For sale by sept 18 tf KBRCHNER aft C ALDER BROS. Meal and Corn. 500 Eaenel,.Wftter Grou,ia MEAL. 2000 Baahel KN For sale by sept 18 tf KERCHNKR ft C ALDER BBOS. Flour. jQ QQ Barrels FLOUR, all grades. For sale by sept 18 tf KERCHNKB A CALDBR BBOS. Bacon. 2 Boxes Smoked SIDES, 100 Boze8 017 8tIted 8iDs- For sale by sept 18 tf KBRCHNER CALDER BROS. ENGLISH GUVS. WE HAVB THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF English Breech-Loading Guns, fine Muzzle Loaders also cheap and medium grades in this city. Also, a large assortment of Ammunition, of every desorhUlom. Eodgera t W oaten holm's Pock et Knives, Razors, Scissors, Ac large variety. Prices guaranteed in all Instances. WM. ft. SPRINGER CO.. Successors to John Dawson aft Co , sept 18 tf 19, 31 and 33 Market St. "Y-ANTED. MANUFACTURING CONCERN wants a business man in Wilmington and in .every city (not already taken.) A few hundred dollars necessary to pay for goods on delivery after orders have been secured for the same; $160 per meoth profit guaranteed. The most searcblng lnv.atlga tion solicited. A. 8. ARNOLD CO., llW Broad way, New York, septiset INSURE YOUR HOMES IN THE AErictnral Ins. Co., or Hew York- ESTABLISHED 1853. ASSETS 1st Jan., 1881, $i,201,Wl. Insures against loss or damage by Lightning, whether Fire ensues or not. Takes no. iMroaatlle nor manufacturing risks; hence is not eab'ect to loss by sweeping fires. - ' Stroagest residence Insurance Company IS tne world. On long term risks taaee pramlui half cash, half 12 months note with 6 per cent. Interest JNO. W.GOBJONftw.,A eeptI8tf 14 North Water St, Bargains ; ; l-IAN BE HAD m TOWnTBB. OFHE L latest designs. Oar entire Jfzll- tend an invitation to 111 te call and- e Ue j asaey ght at tneiowesxpncamKr w - " - new and beautiful articles a. "t"'"" rooms. ' . a. o" sept 18 tf 43 North Front bi