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iiS MORNHfG STAB. win. iiJumvtiiii I S! ISHS1 DALLY EXCEPT MOM) A rr,. o aUb3C01I-ri) 1M i.vnom .. year, (by mall) portagw lld. s; we i month. 4 ,ree raontha, .. 1 2& ajonUl " " 1 M .-.. i ht Sabocrlbon, delivered in ut nrt of the r.y vivance. Sii-.erod at the Poet Office at Wilmington, N. C, aa aeoona ciase xaauer.j fbe death ot President Garfield is scribed to neuralgia of the heart; the re- 3103 wui oa cmaiimsg, lur ius ooay io ii w w l . .a i a. slate UQlil the interment, which takes scs next week. Vic President Ar- ur took tho oath of office as President at 4 rCSIUcuco iu new iuit, at a u tiuvk crerday niomio; the oath was admiofa- ye j by Judge J. R Brady of the Supreme re j r i of New York; at 1 o'clock jeaterday trooon. President Arthur left New York L)ng Branch, accompanied by Secre- Ml-3 B:aine and Lincoln, Postmaster Gen- cr ii J-mes acd Mr. Geo. Biis3. New ,! knock mtrket qaiet and strong and ce auvaoced; business was bUipended .;, ..n ou account of the death of Pseai nt GvttUid. President a..lUu4 i i ;v Branch !or New York n, nccoapanied by Gea. Grant. ,e sympatoy w.a expreasea in w l at the dealt, or President uarnela. I Tt.c -u'.opey of the body of the Preai- I rrveaied that the ball from Guiteau'. i iid lodged in the region of th heart, i tin u:q was inevitable. sen- i s Anthony and Baya.-d will make the I ,.ir BrruBCuicuiB .or ui .uuer.i oo . . . . 1 a- f I he President. N-w York dry goods market lees i ivt. ; prices firm. A Newfoundland dot; vent mad in New "ik and bit three persona. h.st week 7,340 immieratus ar- .st week 7,340 immigrants ar ) :ii New York from Eorope. .N.wlork theatres are doing :o ImsiiiuPM the best for many New Yoik has contributed $44,- j:j().U0 to the relief of the Michigan - offerer. n.f-to are now many yellow fever iiu.iiis M the New York quarantine. -vt-ral a. l.iilions to the number re- ct-liliv. Ci ri.suancys brother in-law has il. n 'ed the old sinner to fight a i::i:l in No p'.8:olrt and coffins for one iiort. n, die admirable Dean Stanley i-1 1 a legacy of $2,500 to the infant - .11 of Father Uyacinthe, or, as he is iTiilt-ii now, Rev. Uyacinthe Loyson. Uiclunond is to celebrate Yorktown y. iojine. It will observe Saturday, ') U'ber '22, and that man of splendid u ft-, (rn. Roger A. Pryor, will de ii r n address. 1 r. Marion Sim9 says that the Pres ident dad the best medical men in the world that there are no superi- r- in the profession to Drs. Agnew, ll unil.un. Woodward and Barnes. An ancient mule has just gone to the bone-yard in Wisconsin. He was 46 years of age and had been in the service of the U. S. Government thirty six years. "Old Tom" ought to have been pensioned long ago. Minister Christiancy, having lost hi wife and his jewels, and having 'n-iMi challenged to fight a duo), tt would seem that there are only two thujas open for him to lecture or go on the stage. Philadelphia Pt ess. This man ChristiaDcy by name only ha lost more than a young wife aud money; be has lost his good name. With "spotless reputation" gone, who is so bankrupt? rhat away" says the great dramatist, "Men are but gilded loam or painted clay." When Adam Forepaugh's circus was at Frankfort, Kentucky, it had to be guarded by a company of State troops to prevent the Mayor from in terfering with its performance. Fact. The showman was about to unload the train preparatory to exhibiting outside of the city limits to avoid the tax. Mayor Taylor said he should not unload. The Mayor was en joined hut refused to obey. The Sheriff applied to the Governor, and a company of troops protected the showmen. Kentucky is a lively State, anyway. - There are two papers in the South the Northern Republican papers like to quote from, taking care to give their utterances as from Democratic sources. They are the Vicksburg Herald aod Memphis Avalanche. The former may have some claims to be classed as Democratic, but the latter is Radical to the core. Ten or f twelve years ago the Avalanche was Democratic intensely. Now it is the other way. Tho Louisville Cotfrier Journal says : "If a more thorough Republican paper than the Avalanch can be found in New England we are igno rant of the fact." f-" v- -i ' 3 e -t.'-. 4 - VOLt XXViir-NOl raniBBNT ktmcb. TberVIiae President via ivord in . Freaident of the Uned State. JM.M.JB w qw York Saprcme Court, administering the oath of. office.1 The ceremony took place at the residence of Gen. ..I Arthur, m the city of New York, at i.io j ax. ue iei( in woo anernoon for Long Br an oh, in company with Secretaries Blaino and James, and others. May he Krow in riehteoua42n4f-Pf' Psnei; wneat fi.fio to nessl He has since returned to New York. Grant is supposed to have gone with him. TU - M r t it;i lucrowMiaiuj awu iscam uu - mington yesterday. Democrats and r -o-j ment, and !L-iiearU were turned 80ftly and sympathetically to the mnnrhiner hoasehoTd' whura'tliA n1 . , , . . . . iaeDl iay vanqutinea. x on could DO nave toia irom speecu or look or woe woo were memoera oi tne late President's political family. The gk - 1ok( j.-i- hot lhr i. . niivor iminr, Vwhnwi ik. iAn. . . , . ... uu" "" wuu rei8nB Ma ine country lives. May the Grat Ruler so direct and oontrol the affairs of this Union that concord and tmitv tL- Pi .A- V J t).i j Head to an Francisco, and may I honor and uprightness, frugality and . I B" wu. o, CTry P country's march on the great high- way of prosperity and glory ! North Carolina makes the finest tobacco, grows the best rice, and oan be made to equal any SuU in the production of cotton to the acre if I our people will only so wiRHt.' The Special Agent of the Tenth Census, a " I ibsu; says: "The cases of the two Carolicas, I with respect to: cotton production, I re nearly alike, and may as weU be conaiaerea togetner. xn ootn otaies i the average cotton product per acre iahigh as compared with that of Georgia and Alabama, and, in the case of North Carolina, approaches that of Mississippi itself.- Mark you, Mississippi by the oen- sue, produoes 955,808 bales for 1879, and U at the head in respect to , . . , r , quantity and the numbei of pounds to the aore. A musical prodigy, aged 9, named I George Fox, has appeared in public He is from Ontario, New York. He , - . , . is reputed a fine musician if he is a very little fellow as yet. The New York limes eays of him: "He plays the violio, and his favo- rite selections are Wieniawski1 Le- gende,' Ernst's 'Elegie,' some of de Beriot's concert pieces and the ar- rangementa of" Chopin's nocturnes which have been played by WUhelmj, Remeoyi Dsngremont, and others. It is said that -the boy shows marked evidence of musical geclos, and plays upon the piano whh" much taste ana skiu. i There- is another boom in the I Pennsylvania iron buaioees. Many new furnaces are starting, and there . . . is immense activity among the mi- ners. Pennsylvania makes 50 per cent, of the pig iron of this country. or ., aaa t.i " " tective tariff. Spirits Turpentine. Capt. Andrews is out in a long reply to Senator Vance. It was pre pared by his attorneys, and as yet we have not taken time to read it. . The railroad war is becoming rather ab sorbing. But we must read up. Greensboro Patriot: The distil lers in the 5th collection district have determined to buy their corn for distillation .. purposes in Hyde county or in the Western markets. I It is to be hoped that others wUiiql- ' saiem jttcsv; xob marnea por tion of the Moravian Comrreiration celebrated their annual festival on Sunday last, with the usual services. I In the . eveaiacr Dr. Roodthaler I preached an able sermon. The church was beautifully deoorated, and the choir muaio very fine. Durham! JZscordsr: An old 00 lored woman tn town became excited last week, at the peculiar appearance of the sun, and made it lively in hSr neighborhood with her shouts and cries. She declared she-saw Jesus Christ coming down through the clouds. Asheville Weios: A terrific hsil storm passed over Madison county, in the vicinity of Marshall, last week, doing immense damage to the tobacco. The crops of some of the farmers are totally ruined. The damaze has been estimated as high as 140,000 to the tobacco alone, aside from the injury to the land oy warn ing out gullies. 156? WILMINGTON, N. I i Contord Sun:' Charlie Means, a I well-to-do man;Ieft his wife and f? . nan m she t)IeaB8div 'He sold his land Und cron for MTeraf hundred dollars. I and-took hia.horse and spring wagon ana V? JS wonia return as. Whan I m a hAvl 47 mj-v Vk y Virginia, and : said Jxo was going i t -n Ptltno'ry. , ilBtxitajmelkuidmarki Flour is 1 selling In thla tnarket at $4 per sack; lttmni fnr a im v JT MT v-a uj tj these prloes cannot last. Gen. W: F.. Tucker, reoentlv assassinated I s If! r . , i . -i- iiu Mississippi, was iormeny or ire? I county, and a brother of Mr. i t-i r? a r. fftrmfir f mm i1ifTflrnt nf th county, we are led to believe that I Stokes will make enoueh grain to I f.- ruvmla . AmnoAtnonu nVw. afn fcw wfc077.. county will be represented in znine- I rais. tobacco. Ac at tne Atlanta Hii I position, to be held - at Atlanta, Ga., I tulB I I. ; I - From a communication in New Joerne .zvew.' As to Governor Vance s stuniditv ass. railroad commissioner. we do most 'sincerely wish, for tho I honor of the .Old North State, that all of our railroad men were touched I .. 0 . . . r or a mercuea corporation, sucking tne very life-blood outvof her, and we congratulate the people of North laiTMllIK - LI I HI. WH - IIKVH wlJ vciiiur y f-jj,- jg. Tjphold fever h. travailed extensively m the sur rounding country during the dry "pell, but there has peen . but few V.i. vu" DDrr town, we believe. r A revival of considerable interest in the Baptist Church, at Polkton, conducted by the Pr xwy. x. xoairiaon, o u.- mfvham wa aIhiuI rr loaf H nntV niurht. There vera three conversions and accessions to the church as a result of the meeting. A revival in the Methodist Cbarch is in progress tnis week. Orfrd 77V Tvzn.- Mr. Mnn- roe Thomasoii , orthia Teouaty, rented n nf i,ni1 Mr. JJL Crswi jMt agreeing to pay- for the rent of tne one-fourth of the crop raised; thereon; Mr. Thomason planted it in tobacco, which he re- oenUy sold, and Mr. Crews received $80 as bis share of the proceeds, Heavy rains fell here last Fri- dav and Sundav. at last breaking the drouffht that had. prevailed all the summer. It came too late, however, to do the tobacco and corn crops any good, but the gardens, which were nearly burnt up by the fierce rays of the g haye eS materially beae-. fited. Goldsboro Messenger: The Mes- eenger office is now one of the largest printing establishments in the State, Four fast presses and a force of six- teen printers and pressmen gives the office a very busy appearance. Wm. Cashwell, who killed Casen in Sampson county, and succeeded in making his escape, has been arrested in Tennessee and is expected to ar- rive here this week to be taken to Clinton on a requisition irom va. Jarvis. Rev. James Mahoney is now conducting an interesting revival meeting in the M. ii,. Churcn, at Stonewall, Pamlico county. Very large and attentive congregations every night. Eight or ten adult per- sons have joined the church. The cotton crop is cut so short this year that the railroads anticipate an alarming falling off in their receipts. THE CITY. L. Vollsbs For rent. IX L. Gobs Salt, corn, etc. HzmaBKBQKB The organise. Mtjnsok Imported casaimeres. Opzba Hotr&K Joan E. Owens. J. G. Long & Co. Choice whiskey. J. A. Matbos & Co. Stevedore notice. Local Don. Not much doing in magisterial circles yesterday. Receipts of cotton at this port yesterday 484 bales. The circus took in a good deal of money, but It left a good deal behind. The Box Sheet for Jno. E. n . -m h .nrri at Dvers' clothing store te-morrow, Thursday morning. The alarm of fire" Monday night was caused by a lamp explosion in the extreme-southern part of the city. The Swedish barque Tarnan, CapL Gadd, was cleared from this port on Monday, for Newcastle, by Messrs. Pater son, Downing & Go., with 3,486 barrels of rosin. The only case lor Kto Mayor's Court yesterday morning was that of Sclp. Hill, charged with being drunk and disor derly, who was ordered to pay a floe of $5 or go belQW.Xor Undajal CATARRH OF THE BLADDER. SUngiog, smarting. Irritation of the urinary passages, diseased discharges, cared by Bu cbupaiba. Druggs. Depot J. C. Muots. Wilmington, N. C. t o C. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 188. OUB RiatlTTfUSO PRESIDENT. HOW THE HEWS OT HIS DEATH WAS BECErVED EVIDENCES OF MOTJBK INQ MEBTINa OF THE CHAMBEB OF COMMERCE AND PEODUCE KICHAlffQE BE80LUTI0N8 OP SYMPi-THT AND BEOBET, AC. The sad though not altogether unexpect ed news of the death of President Garfleld, which was announced through .the Stab yesterday morning, and which was flashed over the wires all over this country od across the broad Atlantic in a very short time after it occurred, was received here by all classes of our citizens with the pro- roundest sorrow, in which - was mingled a; degree of relief that the intense agony of mind and body that the distinguished suf' ferer had undergone for the last ten weeks bad been brought to an end, and that he is bow at rest. No one ever endured suffer ing with more heroic fortitude, and the na tion's tears mingle with those of the poble wife, fond mother, and heartbroken chil dren, who are mutually bereaved by the sad calamity that deprives the country of a beloved ruler and bis family of a devoted husband, eon and father. Early in the day the flags of the Custom House, the Signal Office, the U. S. Marine Hospital, the Western Union Telegraph of flee, and those of Messrs. E. Peschau, Ger man Imperial Consul; Alex. Sprunt, Bri tieh Vice Consul; R. E. Heide, Norwegian, Swedish and Danish Vice Consul; Jacob Loeb, French Vice Consul; and George Harris8, Vice Consul for the Argentine Re public at this port, were at haif-mast, as were also those of the shipping io port, the Cm 1 -r. nfflna ami Hfr Wm Orppn thfi druggist, and perhaps others. All the pub- lie buildings, including the uuy nan, uue torn Hougo, Postofflce, Court House, &c.. were draped In mourning, testifying the respect felt for the martyrea rres ident and the sorrow for his un timely death. The Custom Mouie was draped both out3lde;and io, and in the pas sage on the second floor we noticed a large framed portrait' of the deceased, aur rounded by the emblems of grief. The Purcell House. Thebton Normal School House, and some of the stores were also draped in mourning, noticeably among the latter that of Messrs. Aaron & Rbeinstein, A. David and L J. Otterbouig, on Front street. At about 1 P. M.. in response to a call, a joint meeting of the members of the Cham ber of Commerce and Produce Exchange assembled at the rooms of the latter body, which was called to order by Mr. A. H. VanBokkelen, President of the Chamber of Commerce, who ixplained the object of the meeting to be to take some action ex pressive of the sympathy felt by the two bodies and the community generally in the sad death of James A. Garfield, President of the United States. On motion of R. E. Calder, Esq., Presi dent of the Produce Exchange, who Was present in the body of the meeting, a com mittee of three was appointed by the chair man, consisting of Dr. A. J.DeRosset, and Messrs. D. G. Worth and Wnv Calder, to draft suitable resolutions for their action. The committee retired, and soon after wards returned and reported through their chairman, Dr.DeRosset, the following pre amble and resolutions, which, after being read, were unanimously adopted: Whebeas. In the wisdom of a Divine Providence, it has been decreed that the skill of man, the devotion of friends, the prayers of a people, and the desire ot all na tions should not avail to save from an un timely and cruel death-the Chief Magistrate of the United States, we desire to put upon record, with profound emotion, the grief which fills our hearts, while humbly bowing in submission to the Will of that Kuler who reieneth over the kings of the earth" and "doeth all things well." Eeaolted. That in the death ot President Garfield we recognise one of the greatest calamities that has ever befallen our coun try, one calculated to test to the utmost our neculiar institutions, and reauirin of all citizens, without regard to former affilia tions, the exercise 01 great roioearance, ana each a surrender of individual desires to the Dublic eood as may enable us to safely and quietly pass through the ordeal to which we are subjected. Resolved, That his long and painful strag gle for life, endured with, such manly forti tude and Christian reelgnation.bas endeared him to our people as the most successful ad ministration of public affairs could not have done, and, that in bis martyr; death,' the name of James A. uameia ns-oeB en rolled among those whosememory the Sooth will ever hold most sacred. Baolved. That in respect to his memory the rooms of this body be dr Sped la roourn ing until the obsequies of the President are completed. Vi " ! On motion of Mr. R. E. Calder, It was resolved that the rooms of the Produce Ex change be closed and business suspended as far as practicable during the day, as a mark of respect to the deceased President; On motion of Mr. Donald McRap,' it was resolved that this meeting wccmmiend a general suspension of . business through out the city during the hours appointecl for the funeral services of our late President. Mr. Wm. Calder made a few very touthr ng and appropriate remarks iu reference to the matter which had brought them to gether; alluded ia deprecatory, terms to the greed for office which is obtaining such a wide-spread footing in the country, cited it as one Of the mafrj causes which led to the awful crimev the result of which we how" so universally deplore, aod Intimated that some effective meanB should be employed if posslblsioduiiBifferent stite of affairs in this free republic of ours,, and. thus save it from the perils which now en'- viron it attended bv our business men. then tended bv our business men. then ad-.l journedf . l h '"i'i 'i2 ' mxrm VOSKTWO STAR MB aTwiVS DS Bai at the feUowmg places ia the city: The Purcell Boose, Harris' news Diana, ana me bt vuwv. ft 1 i VV Dalir weatbeir ftnlietin. The following- will: show the state of : the. 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 daily at 3 P. il j, except Tuesday, when it is- 48 hours, as furafshed by the Signs Ofilcer of this city : : ; : : . ; - , Temp. KalnfaJL Weather, Atlanta.:.,......" 80 .00 Fatr AagustcJ .... 82 : .00 Fair Charleston,...,.. . 83 t .00,. Cloudy unanone 83 .ou JTatr Corsicana..i..;.. 88 ; - .00 1 Clear Galveston....,.., . 85 .00 Hate Havana.......... 84 .00 Cloudy naianijia...i.-.-.: ba ..60 ; Uleaf Key West........ 85 .00 Cloudy. Montgomery. . . . . 84 .00 r&iT Punts Rassa. . . . . 84 .00 Cloudy Bavannab. . , . , . . , 82 .00 Fair Pensacbla .r. ... "84 .00 Pair PortEads........ 85 .00, Clear Cedar Keys 83 .00 Clear The following are the indications for the South Atlantic Slates to-day: . Fair weather, northerly, veering-to east or south winds, stationary barometer, and stationary or -higher temperature. Opera Home. Mr. John E. Owens, the eminent come dian, supported by a first class company, under the management of Mr. John T. Ford, will appear here, for the first time io several years, on Monday night next, September 26th. To thesa of our citizens who have seen him no introduction is ne cesssry, and to show others the position be holds we insert from tho editorial columns of the Baltimore Gazette the following: "Mr. John E. Owens is a man by him self. There is nobody like him in all the dramatic woild. In bis delineations of the humorous side of life he differs from all other artists who -have sought to amuse mankind by appealing to the sense of the ludicrous. Be burlesques comedy itself. His best characters are his own creations, and those which be has taken from the standard drama are vastly more amusing when colored and exaggerated by his over flowing humor than when presented in the conventional way. Io the art of managing a ludicrous situation he is without a rival, and when the culmination comes bis own look of amazement is the best part of the scene. His presence on the stage is mag netic, and every actor in the cast catches something of the spirit which he infuses into his own part, and it is impossible for any one to be dull when he ia touehing the hidden springs of. mirth,- and furnishing the cue for separate aod witty dialogue, and ail the other incidents of uproarious comedy. Mr. Owens is now in the full maturity of his powers, and is as thoroughly io love with bis art as when he woo his first triumphs as a comedian. Age and experience. have given him a deeper insight into what may be called the philosophy or humor, but he still portrays the amiable weaknesses of human nature with the enthusiasm, the freshness and the delight ful uaconsciousnessof a big-hearted school boy." . 17. s. Commissioner's Gonrc D. W. Walker had a preli micary exam ination before U. S. Commissioner Me Quiggt yesterday, on charges of violations of the internal revenue laws at Speed's Ferry, Onslow county. The entire day was consnmed in the examination of one itnesa for the prosecution, and the fur ther investigation of the case will be re sumed this morning, at 10 o'clock, the de fendant in the meantime being under bond in the sum of $200 for his appearance. M. Bellamy, Esq., appeared for the de fence. Dlsenarfesl from custody. : Mr. W. .0. Mooney, of Brunswick county , j under Indictment for an alleged attempt to obtain money by a fraudulent application for a pension, and Who was committed for j trial at the next term of the United States ! District Court, gave the necessary bond yesterday and was discharged. Tliat BaitroaA Iroa. It is stated that the railroad iron pur chased for the Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Railroad, and which has been here in bond for some time past, has been sold to the Florida Western Railroad, and is to be shipped io Jacksonville. THU XQIAIX.S. Themails close and arrive at the City Post Office as follows: close; Northern through mails, fast, 5:30 P. M. Northern through. . ana way mails 5:40 A.M. 50 A. M. Raleigh. . .... ....... Mails forthe Nr C. Railroad, and routes- supplied there from, including A.. A N. C. Railroad at. . . . . ; . ..... 5 :40 A-M. 7:45 P. M. 9.-0OA.MI Southern mails for all points South,, daily.... Western emails (Oi OV R'y) daily Mail for r (Aeraw & Darlington: Railroad...,..;.. jA&ig. sl Mails for points between jfio ' - rence and Charleston, 3. . . . yayetteville.andofficeBonCape 7:45 P. M. 0 .. ikiop M. SIX) A. M. 8:30 A. M- 6,-00 A M i Fear Kiver, mesaays ana Fridays!;. ...v; FayetteviUe, , via r Lumberton, ' daily, except Sundays. . . . Wrightsville.dsfly except Sun oi ' ay s i . Onslow O. H. and interne .i, diate offices, Mondays and Thursd Smithvfflcr hlallsr by steain- 'boat,aily Except Sundays) 8 :80 A. M. Mails for SaaxsHJll, Town Cre4tf,;TOalIotte'1mdLltile River, Mondays andThurs--.rtdays.iijt( . ; 8:00 A. Mi Wilming.andB . 'VChapeVMondayBy Wsdnes- - ' Uavs andFridayMiVmi i A. M. . ';-.;; 'OOTITFOB JJELrvEItY. ' v:--. Northern through audi way., .' mails. ... ifSfr.. .&Q A. M. fntherh mails' 7.-00 P. M. and 7.80 A. M. Carolina Centraf Hallroad. .i..-OO P. M; Wrightsville,.. -is 1. ' . S.-30'p. m. Mallsoollected from street boxes ever .day atWIV M. Iri-tJlu. Btamps ior saie in smaii uuamiUBo kt-At otMn ma mi RnTtfiAvifrfmAdntn io 7t0aPf M.; and on SuudaysfrdinSioOto iSw-AllVriotrlJ' f)rfiw 1 fitiiuiofti f ii. StampOfficeopen from 8 A.M. to42M-i ahdfxomS to SaF.M.. Money ;ord.jer: and Register Department open same as stamp office.1 r " ' " - NO. 4937 ,Ta Adrerilaera. Advertisers baying contracts with the Stab, and entitled to a change weekly, are earnestly requested to send in their adver tisements for this week to day, instead of waiting until Saturday, and thereby'greatly aid us in getting up the new dress of the Stab. . KIVEH ANU nauiNB. A few days since the upper part of a yawl boat,, apparently a ship's small boat' or belonging , to a small schooner, and nearly new, washed ashore on the beach ai Bald Head. Mr. Joseph CrafiS.of Federal Point.who was in tne city yesterday, states that on Thursday, the 8th inst., a large yawl boat, with seven or eight men on board,- was sighted from the pilots' lookout station at that point, passing up the beach. As night came on the boat hauled off from the shore and nothing more was seen or heard of her, It is supposed that this boat contained the officers and crew of the schooner reported sunk off that station. BLACK-DRAUGHT cures costiveness and Sick-Headache. ' For sale by J. C. Mtjnds. :1T IXJKUSft. A SBRIOUS ACCIDBNT TO a RTT.T?nr CO NDUCTOB. Travellers on riilrnndn nftnn .it. tie hard life of eondactora of the train . nn r them has had his life brightened. Geo. W.Bark- oou,or o. wnerry atreet, is orris town, Pa., a paaienirer conductor on tne Ferkiomed Branch of the Philadelphia 4s Reading Railroad, was asked by a friend to allow him to spend a dollar on him in tne porcnase or a nair ucaet in tna Tffith mnnthi drawing of The Louisiana State Lottery on Antra at th, and he drew $15,000. Be thinks of bnyine the road it Is said. The 187th drawing occurs on Oc tober Ilth, before which tune M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, will be haDDv to renlv to anv i-nninr made on the subject. " nss asj 1 MBS. WIN8LOW8 SOOTHTNO HYRTTP Ttov Sylvanns Cobb thus writes in the "Boston Christian Freeman" : We would br any kind of medicine which we did not know to be good particularly for infants. But of Mrs. Wins low's Soothing Byrnpwe can speak from knowl edge: in our own family It has nroveri a hlniwinir indeed, by giTing an infant troubled with colic pains, quiet sleep, and its parents unbroken rest at night. Most parents can appreciate these blessings. Here is an article which works to perfection, and which is harmless; for the sleep which it affords have frea uentlv heard mothers aav thm be without it from the birth of the child till it had finished with the teething siege, on any considera tion whaterer. -Sold by ail druggists. 35 cents a bottle. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. To SMpprs and Masters- 'pra UNDERSIGNED HAVE WITHDRAWN from, and have now no connection with, the Steve dores Union, atthoush we pay the wages estab lished by the Laborers' Union. Work done as low ai will enable us to pay fair rates to our employ sept XI It J.A1 AJLBXHT MATH1S;& CO. For Eent, . A DWELLING on the southwest cor ner of Second and Mulbejry sts. Apply ifor further particulars to sept SI It L. VOLLBR8. 2QQQ Sacks LIVERPOOL HALT, 2000 BaSh WhUe and Mlxed CORN, 3QQ Rolls BAGGING, QQ Bundles TISS. For sale by D. L. G0HV. sept 81 It I and 3 S. Water St., Wilmington. Scotch ant EngM Cassimeres OTxLISHLT MADS TJF INTO SUITS, AT MUNSON'8, Clothier and Merchant Tailor. aepttl It J. B. BROWN & CO'S BALTIMORE, MD., Famous Brand of OLD RYB WHIBKBT, Can be had at retail at the PALMETTO SALOON of J. C. LONG CO., ' No. S3 South Front Street, sept SI Steod Sol s Agents for Wilmington SOMETHING ENTIRELY HE. -THE ORG-ANINA! COMBj AND HEAR IT. Any one can play it. These Instruments are so conetructed that no amount of shakliig up will disarrange the mechanism, which is very simple and always positive. inJte action. For sale at HEINSBERQER'B sept SI tf .Live Book and Music Store. Kotw iMaiiilin Uic dale T7B ABB STILL RECEIVING AND RUNNING off oar stock of House Furnishing Goods to the satisfaction of close buyers. Call and examine. Pure White OIL se 18 tf PARKER fe TAYLOR. "Best ..-Battel Meal in tie City." TV7B ABB NOW GRINDING ABOVE DAILY, TT and cm .furnish ia any quantity and at Bottom Figures. PRESTON CUMMTNG CO.. Millers and Grain and , sept 18 tf Peanut Dealers. L. S. L. NEXT DRAWING OF THE Lonlslana State tottery rrAKKS - PLAflR OCTOBER 1 1. PBlSsS FROM aiooto aso.000. Price, Whole tickets. fS 00, uaivessi.vu. . ,. , . . .,. : AddressLock BoxJTS, n septlatf i. - - wumington. N. C. 'rxyBt PLACB YOUR ordert fc -COOK and HEATING STOVES and GRATES before October. :- v Bert for illustrated catalogue. sept 18 tf Wilmington, N. C. bs;s 1 UStl- 1 BSTEt OF-APV8ltTTtlN - . . 'oni'Sqw baesa,.7;j 11 of ,j !:'-,frt. two dara,,.,. ,'...,...,,...,:. 1 it ' 'daya,M .. loo . ..aji,,i,w,1.vJ,v,i- ski - OneweekM,,M...if -4 00 " ' , Two weeka,.... v. : s M " Three weeks, .;.,,:;..', ; vV . 8 " . One month,.... 10 ot Twomonths,. 17 r " Three wmtha,.....;.....,. 14 fO Six months,... .......... ..v-i.. . 40 M " " One rear,. 80 M w Contract AdTertlBementa taken :ml prop r Uonately low rates. V" :; Ten lines eelld Nonpareil type make on square. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE. HISHEST STANDARD OF COMEDY. The Illastrious American, Comedian , Mr.. John E, Owens, With a Brilliant Comedy Company, incladlog the Leading Light Comedian, MR. CHARLES VANDENHOFF, Will appear on MONDAY, SB PT. S5th, In Tom Taylor's Modern Comedy of THE VICTIMS! and the Laughable Comic Drama of SOLON SHINGLE ! The same Star and Company will gire an entirely different performance on TUESDAY, which will conclude their engagement here. The sale of Beats will commence on Thu rsday . sept SI tr Notice. jyY SIGNATURE, WHICH APPEARED TO A notice recently published establishing rates for stowing cargoes of vessels, was without my know) edge or consent, protesting that the rates were excessive and could not be maintains!, and would damage our port. I have now no connection with any Laborers' Union or other .organization to regu late labor or Stevedore's wages, but am wUllog to pay fair rates for labor and do the work of vescels at the lowest fig ares commensurate with the times, sept 18 3t GEO. W. DOYLE. "Black Mountain. " JUST RECEIVED THE FIRST SHIPMENT of this : CELEBRATED BM0KLNG TOBACCO. It is manufactured In Asheville, and has the reputation of being the FINEST TOBACCO ON THE MARKET TO-DAY at anything like tbe price. Smokers would do well to seed for sampler. For sale only by Jno. L. Boatwright, Xos. 11 Sc 13 N. Front St. se 18 tf TO AREIYB. NOTliER FRESH 8BIPMENT OF THE "Pride of the Pantry" la expected to errive per next New York steamer. Bend in your orders early in order to secure, while perfectly fresh, the FINEST FAMILY FLOUR sold in this market. Jno. L. Boatwright, Nos. 11 & 13 IV. Front fct. sets tr -TIT ANTED. MANUFACTURING CONCERN wants a business man in Wilmington and in every city (not already taken.) A few hundred dollars necessary to pay ror goods oa delivery aner orders have been secured for the -same: sloO per month profit guaranteed. The most searching investiga tion solicited. A. 8. ARNOLD tt CO., 1S93 Broad- way, New Xbrk. sepuset INSURE YOUR HOMES IN THE Agrictoral Ins. t Co., of New Tort ESTABLISHED ie53. ASSETS 1st Jan., 1881, $1,261,731. Insures against loss or damage by Lightning, whether Fire ensues or not. Takes no mercantile nor manufacturing risks; hence is not subject to loss by sweeping fires. Stroaeest residence Insurance Company in tbe world. On long term risks takes premium half cash, half 13 months not o with 8 per cent Interest. ij. w. uviUJun a tun;., Agents, eept 18tf 14 North Water St. Candy ! Candy ! Kf) VARIETIES FANCY GOODS. BOUGHT low. and can be soli so as to allow a good margin to dealers. Attractive styles and fresh. Also, fut line of fresh goods for retailing Chocolates. Cara mels, &e. Fresh EGGS and CHICKENS received daily on consignment, and my customers supplied at the lowest market rates. Two and three times a week I receive consign ments of FRESH MOUNTAIN BUTTER, and re tall it at 36 cents per pound. COFFEES, all grade. Roasted Tally under my own supervision. Everybody is delighted with "THE BRIDE" FLOUR. It makes the whitest and sweetest bread ever known in this market. , , J. C. STEVENSON, sept 15 tf Market Street. FURNITURE. "OARLOR, CHAMBER, DINING ROOM. K.1T I chen and Office Furniture, all of the beet make and latest design, to be sold low for cash at the New Furniture (Store. BEURENDS dt MONROE, S. B. cor. Market sndXnd Sts., sept 11 tf Wilmington, N. C. TO THINK ABOUT HOT BED SASH. PLEASE ORDEB EARLY. Sash, Doors, Blinds, BRACKETS, MOULDING, LUMBER, ., AC. sept 13 tf ALTAFPEB, PRICE A Co. TreaeiiuOiis Excitement ; JT THE MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE, Fall Weather followed by Fall Trade. Every body de lighted with our selections. NO OLD PLUNDER PALMED OFF FOR NSW STOCK. Our Styles are our own selections, and cut and made to please our patrons: No wosder Uie MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE does a llvdy deTAlready one-third of our Fall Stock la sold, while others are waiting for business to we tlOM. The only way to succeed is to eheev up, get Up, fly around and go for it. Work we. will for a nccesa. fal season. Wt forget it. . ji DAVID, sept 18 tf Wholesale and Retail Clothier.
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Sept. 21, 1881, edition 1
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