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. ' ' " . . ' --- w . C ' . . " . " "' - ; ' . - Hie Morning 'Star: H. BERNARD; PUBUSHKD DAILY EXCEPT . JCONDATS. OF 8UA9CRHTIOH, IK ADTANCB. ....-!$7 00 1 i 1 1 ' - - . i t . . r ; - , - - - i- 1i' ' ii" t T- In- if -iTT if'rr "iTfir! in -jyr i Jl .H "Tr tti - ii"t n MtaVrrnfTnira-'n " irin i' i. da. i tffi rrir ,ir-n en - ,i hi . . . - -- I .- -.-: - .... 4 00 5 85 1 00 rtTo CitySubsoribers, deHvered iiTany pai Lit Ity of tno n.nthorized to collect for mora "montha m advance. VTIdatthe Post Office at Wilmington, N. C, Entered ai 3 class Matter. OUTLI2TES. Hanlau and Boyd will row a match for ! 000 and the challenge cup. John Vbittaker arrested in Missouri for a mur der committed in Texafin 1873. -The survivors of the Jeannette came near starv jnr Capt. Wm. Vandegrief, an ex Confederate officer, was shot and killed Monday night at Charlestown, "W. Va. The Florida Land Company sold two million of their four million acres of land to a company of English capitalists; the first payment of $50,000 was made yester- dlT The commissioners for the C. F. "y y. R. TL have contracted for a sale of the road to the company represented by Dr Canetio. Both houses of Congress adjourned yesterday until January 5th, jjo Riddleberger was formally elected U. S. Senator by the Virginia As soinhlv: a bill is before the House to relieve tin' duellists of the disabilities incurred; there is no doubt of its passage. F A. Palmer, auditor of city accounts of v.v-,rk X. J., has been imorisoned on his j-"' confession that he had embezzled $135,000 0f citv funds which he lost in Wall street cow-illations. An engine and tender plunged into the river at Chicago; the con ductor was killed and the engineer lost a 0!r Wm. Malone killed J. R. Mabrey at Greenwood, Fla., and escaped. R, Schlosser & Co., of Manchester, Eng., failed: liabilities 75,000. Petitions to T the French government point out the de- ,-iine of cotton manufacturing in France, owin? to commercial concessions to other governments by treaty. New York markets : Money 46 per cent. ; cotton quiet at 1212 5-16c; southern flour dull and declining at $5 758 00; wheat unset tled, closing stronger, ungraded red $1 22 1 38: corn somewhat better, ungraded 66 69c; rosin firm and quiet at $2 2o(gi2 30; spirits turpentine dull and weak at 55 56c. Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Logan are preparing the President's establish ment for his New Year's calls. The latest arrival in Washington is Mr. Cake, of North Carolina. If he wants office he may become short Cake or his Cake may become all dough. By copying Star political squibs without credit some of our exchanges make the Republican wire-pullers re sponsible for our "Goaks," as Arte mus Ward spelt it. Ex-Senator Howe do yon do? As to that other aspirant he is Boutwell as could be expected, considering he hails from Massachusetts, where they have "holes in the sky. " In November the total foreign im migrants was 51,216. Of these Can ada furnished 8,807; England and Wales, 5,823; Ireland, 3,284; Aus tria, 1,454; Sweden, 2,870, China, 2, 711. r The wife of one of the jurors m the Guiteau trial has died and he has, by consent of counsel, been permit ted to go home. The Court adjourn ed for two days. That was decent and proper. Mrs. Lincoln is not blind at all, as I the papers had it. . She read the statement in the papers much to her disgust. It is astonishing how little acquaintance some newspaper men have with the truth. The boys at Rutgers College are al! in love with Mary Anderson. At Brunswick, N. J., they pulled the carriage in which she had entered and then serenaded her. It is aston ishing what effect a handsome wo man has on the masculine feelings. The New York Sun makes a vigo rous mill for Mr. Bancroft Davis, but it did not eet into harbor in time, & ... B. C. had made the run successfully before it. If what the Sun says is true B. C. is well suited to illustrate the President's ideas of civil service jef orm. But more anon. The tin-horn nuisance is worse this time than ever known before. Call for the police! It is toot, toot, from early morn to dewy even, and then , J " . , the silence of the night, at intervals r i , -. i -i - i U oi nan a secona, is Drotcen vy same eternal toot toot toot toot. We cry police ! police ! We hope the next Legislature will take the question of sheep and dogs into con sideration, and decide in favor of one or the other. Shelby Aurora. Why, the Legislature decided long ago that sheep have no friends among the Solons and no rights in North Carolina that any dog need re spect. . Mr. W. H. Trescot, (spelled with one t, as we see from the Charleston -News and Courier,) was born in that - v - " - , -. " sixMonta, 40 oo -.-t v . -..j. y. , ,- ... ,:.jv-ft.;..fKJ. jT: . v:- . - . - - - ., one. Year,. .,,., .v.. -v. 0 00 YVTvAro 7 , wfTMTOrirroH N O THTTRSDAY; DECEMBER 22, 1881. WHOLE NO. 5015 0Br.: l'"M",,1"l""IIM'MMTTBM,M,MMMT??!gg!g!!! THIS BIAHCH OF IHgPBOVKBlKjraP. . IKD city in ,182 8.. He was educated at Harvard, was a Democrat before the war, and published in 1850 a boot on "American Diplomacy." ' . He 1 was Secretary of Legation at London un der Pierce, and Assistant Secretary of State under Buchanan. A special from "Washington says of him public service has been limited to one or two terms in the Legislature, he has always i i . f- . . a ueen regaraea as a man oi great mouera- TTla tootca on1 an'k'Kltirkn hYXTAVAl WPTP rather literary than political, and he en- joys, ueserveaiy me reputation oi wieiaing a - 1 1 1 X 3 peu singuiariy Keen, graceiui wiu vigur- Ballot boxes in which each ballot was of a crank, which also rang a bell and re corded the vote, were used in the recent Boston municipal election. If. T. Sun. What is needed in Massachusetts is not ingenious glass ballot boxes, but an enfranchising of 130,000 "poor white trash," who are not allowed to get near enough to a voting precinct .. to see the "cylinder" as it turns "by means of a crank." More liberty and less law as to elections is in or der in the "Bay State." The Baltimore American, Republi can, says Howe and Boutwell "com pare most unfavorably" with Folger, relinghuysen and .Brewster as to ability. Jess so. But Howe will run the Postoffice Department all the same, for the great civil service reform Administration. Can the country stand both Howe and Bout- well. The Baltimore Gazette thus refers to the fresh slander started against ex-President Davis: "Whatever may have been the faults of Tofftrurn TWiria Hishnnpstv lias nftver been named among them by his bitterest ene- rrues, ana it will De a Durning sname on mc tinrimi if falsnhriori and rpnlclesa hostilitv can lrtHirmonf in tVio riiKH mind instfiftd of truth and justice. Mr. Davis stands to-day more like a prisoner than a citizen, when many equally responsime witn mm secure elevation by feeding morbid feelings against mm. Another of the Swiss Delmonicos is dead. Mis name was oiro, ana like his brother, the lite Lorenzo, he died from the effects of excessive smoking. The New York Sua says: "His system was thoroughly narcotized by excessive smoking, ana he sunereairom lung and throat troubles. An examination tim arm hv Prof. Alonzo Clark and Dr. J. R. Wood, discovered an uneu- rism at the base of the larynx, wmcn migiit orove fatal at any time. For some time past he had almost lost his voice. The venerable Hannibal Hamlin is at Madrid. He has not been present d as vet. In the meantime he is brushing up his swallow-tail and con ning that little speech, but whether written in pure Castilian or Pa risian French or best United States. in all of which languages he is versed equally, remains to be telegraphed CHU J 1 r Republicans are talking of making one or two new Northern States, but we never hear them proposing to di vide ud Texas. If that State were either Northern or Republican strong- ly it would be sliced into four or five rrrt 13 T . . States at once. There would be no chance of a dead-lock in the Senate over any issue. . Spirits Turpentine. Salem Press: On Tuesday of last week a little child of John Petree's was scalded so badly that it died on the follow ing day. Thfi Mt. Airv News says nine persons have been lynched since last May in North Carolina. We doubt the correctness of this statement. Elizabeth City Economist: On thirteen nersons were ad- mitted by baptism into the folds of the Baptist church at this place. sTttiro Protestant: Track has been laid on the .University Railroad for about eight miles in about a mile of 1 will anA trains will be running in Chapel Hill and trams will be running in about three weeks. Rockingham Bee : Mr. John Shortridge, to whom the press and material of the Hamlet Argus belonged, has sold the same to a gentleman in unauiam couuiy, WUO Will pUUUBU a lvcpuuuwm Fr Richard J. Gatlinsr, inven tor of the world-wide famous "Gatling GunIs now on a visit to his native county, Tiortforri Worth Carolina. He was born in 1818, and removed to Indianapolis, Ind., in 184a - -m-r 11 T i rP Roxboro lltraia: iasi xues- . . 2 oviock. the sad announcement I r Kaleri Sheriff. W. H. loeri Sheriff. W. H. v no uinuc w.w ' . , Winstead, had passed into the untnd lu ture. Mai. Barksdale Jones died at his residence Wednesday night of last week. Lenoir Topic: Wagons from the um aostirna of the State arrive in Lenoir daily in search of corn and produce gene rally. They get what they come after. The railroad survey over Watauga Gap is About completed. A short route from Patterson to Mulberry is yet to be surveyed. The Carteret Telephone says A C Davis has received from the American consul at Cardiff, certe- . J7 . m - m. MkMMAM nrool voile fled invoices ei two " ' amounting in the, aggregate to U60 ton, shipped from Newport to Cardiff Wales November 17th and 21st, for delivery at Morehead City depot. Mt. Airy News: It is reported that the new brick hotel to be erected soon that tKo nAwlwinlr Itntol tA Iwt rHtln iinon liocai wWt I xriva t Vio tnwn nf Wllann N C. Ratar- I B&AAV3 aXC TT - LfX ALVW .ww ww ' - I I AM 1 at the Mt . Airy White Sulphur Springs, will h 200 f opt - lnnff instead of 100. The j house oecupiea uv a v. onon near destroved bv fire on Wed nesday eveninff of this - week. The fire caught irom a stove pip Charlotte Observer: Last week aa Tnont.inrtAH til A fafl that RV. L J. Mc T oncrhliTi nf CrAh Orchard townshin. had lost three sons from typhoid .fever within tnree weeKs, ana mat nis wiie muauaugu ter were seriouslv ill from the same disease. "Wo nndprstand" Mrs. McLaughlin died Saturday night, and that there is no hope or the daughters recovery. New Berne Neies: - On the 1st of January, 1882, the Nut SAeU merges into me UOinrncrCUl jyewt, HUU uua yarci. yaaoo under the control of the Commercial News "Phlieh?nor flnmwmr a chartered cornora- tion, organized as follows : Thoa. A. Green, resiaeut; Unas. u. JtJianK, v ice rxesiaeni.; j as. tr. ciarK, secretary ana iTeasurer; "Direntors. Clement Manlv. C. E. Fov. Geo. Allen ana Jii. 11. meaaows ; x mauce y,viu- mittee. K. R. Jones. Alex. Miller and J. W. Moore, Warsaw Brief Mention: We r learn that some one set fire to the rosin of "Mr ririrl "Rrmpv of Sareeta. on last Fri- Aatr -nirrlit Hactrmnnnr nlvSnt. 1 ROO 'hfl.rrpli uu, uj.uv, v.-vi v - I ana lour or nve oarreis oi spirits, x ne V. Ill n)uM?a 1ia rusiu was uu. a blccu iuu juoii auui hridw which snanfl the Norm East river at this point, upon which it was seen pouring Z. . ... . . . T in a naming- mass UKe Durnintr lava, in a few minutes the bridge was enveloped in timp mr. wnnev a loss is auoui is.ow. $2,00Q of which is covered by insurance through Messrs. r'atterson cc hicks, oi Wilmington. The bridge is a total loss The county will rebuild it Shelby Aurora: We learn that Pan W Q "RTT-num tiaa hn Aswiimni to th TT.niarvinftl fThiiTcli. in this Dlace. and will preach once a month during the next year. A car load of cotton, belonging to the merchants of this place, caugnt nre and burned up, between Lincolnton and Charlotte, one evening last weez. dnvmnr .Tarvia has commuted the death opntpiirp of Jim Oreenlee. convicted of rape at the last term oi isuncomoe iwun, to im prisonment in the penitentiary lor lite. Mr it Mompsiv ot inis oiace. m.rchAsed the YoderMill rjrooertv. in Catawba county, and will begin at once the erection 01 a cuwu ujij . -ARaleiffh Visitor: We learn from Cant TTenrv Colev. conductor, that as he passed Clayton this morning on his way West, three or four stores and private resi dences were on fire. As Mr. W. W. Pace, of Little River township, was going . . . i , rrnm hia sinpnrp. inaneienoor buuuw. uu TriHaw mVht last, he was met in the road bv a party of disguised men who demand- ea nis money, one 01 me pi whcu close to hnn ana strucK atmmwim asnue, nttinir through his clothes without touch ing the flesh. Mr. Pace knocked him down with a stick, ana seeing mat ne was over Tv,wered. ran off at full sneed. He was fired upon twice in his flight by the rob bers. "Ra.lp.crh Newe-Observer : Mrs. Tnol daririv mother-in-law of Col. L. L. Polk, died Sunday nignt at ner reaiaence at Poplar Hill, Anson county. He age wa 62 years. In Chatham county, on the MHh in at. ft colored man named Anderson Evans struck a colored man named Huston Powell From the effects of the blow Powell died at New Hill, in this county, on Qotirr)r Wu Urn 17th fast. Evans is in custody and will be carried to Pittsboro. Mollie Spivey, an old colored woman, ma humAti to deaui on Baturuav UUik. a Jlir. w 1onoo' in Wake 'Porent townshiD. xua T xKunA 1 " w Mr. Nutt has long been one oi me most useful citizens of the Cape Fear section, and has contributed largely to promote the maforini interests of Wilmington, ins name is indusolublv connected witii tne DnAnanfril BivAmn1iiihiiuTit of the sreat work of closing New Inlet and deepening me naroor oi me uuiei. ocajv w ' " Carolina. The tamer-m-iaw oi rev. T. C. Bailey, of Raleigh, died at iiicks- ford, Va., yesterday, agea atoui oo years THE CITT. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. M unison More ulsters. A. Springes Pressed brick . Hkihsbebger Christmas presents. Mrs. K. C. Wines New millinery. Harrison & Axlen Hats, umbrellas. Caution Notice Crew bark Raumo. Cronly & Morris Sale of buggies, etc. DaJlv Weather Bulletin. The following will show the state of the otor at thp fltAtinns named, at 3 tf P tUllUVUlVVVA m M. vesterday, Washington mean time; and also the amount of rainfall in inches for the twenty-four hours ending daily at S P. M.. except Tuesday, when it is 48 hours, as furnished by the Signal Officer of this city. These observations, it should be un derstood, are taken at the same moment of time at all the stations named. Temp. R&infaM Weather. Atlanta 55 1.70 Ltrain AiiPiista 68 .03 Cloudy Charleston 64 .38 .13 .40 .00 .00 .00 .00 1.29 .00 .00 .00 .00 1.25 2.43 Ltrain Charlotte 51 Galveston 51 Havana 79 Lt rain Clear Fair Indianola 51 Fair Jacksonville 72 Cloudy Key West 78 Fair Monttromerv 65 Ltrain Punta Rassa. . 75 Fair Savannah 69 Wilmington 65 Cloudv Cloudy Cedar Keys 70 Cloudy Threfg Ltrain Port Eads 63 Pensacola 65 The following are the indications for to day. Middle Atlantic and South Atlantic States, cloudy weather with rain, easterly, veering to southerly winds, stationary or hieher temperature andiower pressure. East Gulf States, local rains, followed by clear ing weather, winds shifting to colder west erlv and stationary or higher pressure Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy weather with rain, variable winds, general ly shifting to westerly, and stationary or lower temperature; in tne west portion higher pressure. West Gulf , fair weather, northwesterly winds, generally shifting to southerly, and stationary or higher temper ature and barometer. aw TTERTi! Yon are sick : well, there is iust one remedy that will cure you be yond a possibility of doubt. If ltVLiver or Kidney trouble, Consumption, Dyspep sia, Debility, Wells' Health Renewer is. your hope. 1$. Druggists. Depot J. C, Munws, Wilmington. T Local Dot. The receipts of cotton yesterday were 687 bales W Wm that the life of the late Henry Nutt was insured for $10,000 The weather continues threaten- .. .... , v, - Hnw:-mna ing. Hope it win oe. an ngui vunouuao The streets were thronged all day yesterday by seekers after Christmas fixings. Preparations are being made for the Jewish Festival, to come off at the City Hall next week. There were no cases for the Mayor's Court yesterday morning, not withstanding the near approach of Christ mas The schr. Julia Elizabeth had heavy weather on the passage from Nassau here, and some of her cargo of fruit was damaged, Rev. Dr. Yates and family left for Raleigh yesterday, and Rev. Mr. Wood's family are expected to reach here from New Berne to-day. Oranges from the British Schr. Julia Elizabeth are being sold rapidly at $2 per hundred, through Messrs. Cronly & Morris, auctioneers. Capt. Jno. D. Burch, formerly of this city, but now of Winston, was mar ried at High Point a few days since to a Miss Alice A. Field, of that place. Mr. Henry Merchans, long in the employ of Messrs. Hart, Bailey & Co., as a machinist, left yesterday for Kinston, N. C, where he expects to reside hereafter It is said that there are thou sands of the most venomous-looking spiders among a quantity of log-wood being re moved from a vessel at one of the mills. We were shown one yesterday evening almost as large as a mouse We are requested to say that it was two hundred pounds of meat which one'butcher had pledged to the poor supply for Christmas, and not four hundred, as etatMl Hw ns Other butchers have also promised to contribute liberally. An Alleged Case of Kidnapping and a Biz stir In Colored Circles. There is considerable excitement among the colored people in the eastern section of the city over an alleged case of kidnapping. In March or April last, as was known to us at the time, a young colored girl, about sixteen or seventeen years of age, by the name of Mollie Nixon, suddenly disappeared from her mother's house in the neighbor hood of Eleventh and Dock streets, and it was subsequently ascertained that she had gone off with a family by the name of Link, which had been living in Wilmington but a short time, their supposed destination being Columbia, S. C. The girl, who had hitherto borne an excellent character, said nothing about her proposed departure, and her mother was naturally very much distressed about her. She and her friends made every effort possible to eet some definite information about the girl, but could learn nothing beyond the fact that she was in Columbia, and it was thought that after awhile she would get homesick and return to the bosom of her family. This hope was soon afterwards dashed, however, by a report to the effect that the man Link had left for New Or leans and taken the young woman with him. Still the mother was not entirely hopeless of one day seeing her daughter again, thinking she would surely return after awhile, but now she is in the deepest despair again, and for the reason that we will briefly set forth: A young colored wo man has lately made her appearance in this Mtv nnri is now fitonmncr in tne .J , X t 47 same neighborhood with the disconsolate mother, who declares that she was stolen from her parents in Virginia when a child and Bold into slavery in Cuba, whence she made her escape some months since, swim ming out to a vessel in the harbor of one of the ports of that island, and made her way to New Orleans ; that she finally reached her old home to find that her parents had removed to some State further South ; in which direction she is now travelling ; and she states positively that a man named Link went to Cuba before she left there, and had with him a colored girl, answering' to the description of Mollie Nixon, and that he sold her to the master from whom she (the woman1 subseauentlv escaped. The woman also affirms that the girl said her name was Mollie Nixon, and that she had a mother livinir in Wilmimrton. N. C. It is further stated that the stranger spoke of the matter before she had been told of the disappear ance of the girl alluded to. Now, how much truth there is in the story of the woman we will not begin to say, but certain it is that it and the attendant circumstances have caused no little stir in the part of the city where the mother of the missing girl lives, who is nearly frantic with grief at the loss of her favorite daughter. A Former WUmlngtoiilan Burned Oat. Mr. Samuel L. Yopp, formerly of this city, but now residing at Newton, Catawba county, had the misfortune to lose his house by fire a few nights since. It was a new one, the family having moved into it only about three weeks ago. Mr. Yopp suc ceeded in removing the greater part of his furniture, but the building was a total loss, with no insurance " Theflrelia supposed to have been accidental.. Write to Mrs. Lydia E; Rnkham, 233 Western "A venue, LynnT Massachusetts, for perfect health by the use of her Vegetable - Compound. It Is a positive cure for the, Proposed Railroad from Wilson, N. C, to Florence,. 8. C. There is a well authenticated report to the effect that the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad Company will soon commence the construction of another branch road, a sur vey having already been ordered between the two points mainly interested, to-wit Wilson, N. C, on the Wilmington & Wei don road one hundred and eight miles north of Wilmington, and Florence, S. C, exactly the same distance south of Wil minirton The obiect had m view IS """to ' claimed to be the material shortening of the Atlantic Coast Line, which it is said the new road will do by about seventy miles, the distance from Wilson to Flor ence by the present route being two hun dred and eight miles, while by the new route it will only be about one hundred and thirty-five miles. The proposed route on the map, is nearly an air-line, running through the counties of jonnston, uumDeriana joy x ayeu-evwe,, i Robeson and the corners of Harnett and I bampson, in jNorcn uarouna, auu juanuu and Darlington counties, South Carolina It is understood that the survey will be made immediately, and there seems to bs no doubt that the road will be built. Back from Atlanta. Captain R. P. Paddison has just returned from Atlanta, and givs it as his decided opinion that those who fail to visit the great Exposition will have only onetime to regret it, and that will be for the remainder of their mortal existence. He but confirms the universal sentiment of all who have visited the exhibition in pronouncing it a grand success, and, like all others, he was particularly impressed with the excellent display made by our own State of North Carolina. This was expected by the mana gers to be the best week of all, in the way of attendance, and next week will be the closing one of the great Southern Exposi tion. It has been a big "feather" in Atlan ta's "cap. RIVER AND MJlMHB. Schr. Irene E. Messervey, Hart, cleared at Baltimore for this port on the 19th inst. Barque Echo, Dyer, from Plymouth for this port, was off the Lizard on the 7th inst. Schr Effie J. Simmons, Chadwick, from this port, with lumber for Waldoboro, Me., previously reported at Wood's Hole in distress, was towed into Friendship, Me., December 14, full of water. The Chief Signal Officer at Washing ton desires, in order that vessels may be properly reported in passing in and out of the several entrances to the different ports of the United States, that captains will dis play their national ensigns in addition to their international signal designating their vessels. Quarterly meetings. Wilmington District, Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Wilmington, at Front Street Dec. 24-25 ToTiil at TTnion Dec. 81 and Jan. 1 Smith ville, at Smithville Jan. 7- 8 Brunswick, at Sharon Jan. 14-15 Waccamaw Miss., at Pine Log,, Jan. 21-22 Whiteville, at Whiteville Jan. 28-29 "PiiToith at. TClirfthethtown Feb. 4- 5 RUripn at Windsor Feb 11-12 Clinton, at Johnson's Chapei. . ..Feb. 18-19 Cokmrtiiirv. at Bethanv Feb. 25-26 Coharie Miss., Wesley Chapel, March 4- 5 TiiiTiTi t. Wfinifiv Chanel March 11-12 Onslow, at Lebanon March 18-19 The District Stewards will meet on the 3rd of January at the personage of Front Street Churcn, in Wilmington, ai n u en; A. M. u. .BURTON, Presiding Elder. THE MAILS. The mails close and arrive at the City Post Office asffollows: CLOSE. -Northern thrrmerh mails, fast 530 P. M. T.T t.wtnnt a-nti TXTQ V TTI Q ll 540 A. M Raleigh 5:40 A. M. 5:30 P. M. jflaus lor me x. j. nauiou, r sShSd Tt:.574o a: mt& 530 p. m. Southern malls for all points South, -dallv 8:00 P. M.& 7:45 A. M. western mails u. wuijv a , . . I - Qnndov UlOO A. M All points between Hamlet and Raleigh 5:00 P. M. mir 1 " flaoo P.M.& 7:45 A. M. Mails for points between norraoesnu Charleston 8:00 P. M.& 7:45 A. M. A OOU ......-..- -V- rayetwjviuc, mm. uuJlAJy" ' i t tut "River, Tuesdays and Fridays 1:00 r. m. W5'LDerWUi'M 5:00 P M. Wihtjnrtlle. dailv. "except Sundays. . . 830 A. M. Onslow C. H. and intermediate offices, Tuesdays and Fridays. ...... . . . . . . . 6:00 A. M. tn uvltUme11a hw otflommflt. nflll V 01111 LUV sj i o Ort A TLf (except Jjunaavs -v v Mill, lowil Vrec, oiuu- TUtlo T?ivpr Mnndava and 1UIW7 UU wi v., Thursdays 0:uu A- . M. OPEN FOR DELIVERY. wo"Sr ? . tf & 00 A. M. sourn"maus:::::::::::.'.'.7op. M.&7.30 a. m. Carolina Central Railroad - TXT XY, .411A tJJU r. i. Mails collected from street boxes every day at 400 P 31 Stamps for sala small auantities at general delivery wnen simp uiuuo u u-Yocvi. "General delivery open from dayltght to dark, Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to 18 M., and from 2 to 5:15 P. M. Money order and Register Department .open same as stamp omce. CITY ITEMS. " miuui'v imtq' TRiiT. W will send Dr. Dye's Electro-Voltaic Belts and other Eleotrio Appliances on trial for thirty days to young- men and older persons who are afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality, etc., guaranteeing speedy relief and complete restoration of vigor and man- i.... a inn we nanrn u t imiti ivhii raiv i&. a.x. ai v sis, Liver and Kidney Difficulties, Ruptures, and many other diseases, lumraiw free. Address v oiwuo jhsis v-u., wunuu, .u.uu. THIRTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD NURSE. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription of one of the best Female Physicians ana rinrses m iue umwu ""v.,,i. l" j Jt m v.-- nrili navar fftfllTlff safetV and success by millions of mothers and chudren,rrom the feeble infant of a week old to the adult. It corrects acidity of the Stomachy reUejee wind couc, reguiaresme i owci-, -""5" w .hiTt ana comion wmum5E - - - 41. . Xtaat onl RllnVIt KSISHIT III UW WUTIU, la cases of DYSENTERY jand DWRRHOSA IN CHILDREN', whether arising from teetWnaor -lirTli jiiwntlona for turner will Igggg g?61 a persu SdSaperTSoW by all Medioii lUUUlS 1 1 1 1 1 IIW VUV fa on the nnt Medicine Dealera. S6 cents a bottle. Aaxr wan.no TWMnmher 17. 1881. of naralvsis and bilious fever, OLIVIA AUGUSTA EVANS, eldest daughter of R. B. and Ophelia Evans, to the 4th year or nerage. When we see a precious "blossom, mat we ve lenaeu wivu wwu tuc, Sadly taken from our bosom, How our aching hearts despair. 'Bound its little grave we linger, . When the setting son is low. Feeling all our hopes have perished in we nower we uueriauou tw. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. New Hillinery ! 2EPHYRS AND CHRISTMAS GOODS, On Second Street, next South of Poet Office. MRS. KATE C. WINES. dec 22 tf Ship Notice. All persons are hereby cautioned against oarDonog or irusuuK "l the crew of the Russian Bark RAU MO, from Tarragona,'Gronblom,Mas ter, as no debts of their contracting will be paid by Master or HEIDE fc CO., Consignees. dec 22 3t . HOll&Siy iX3tS Silk Umbrellas ! HARRISON ALLEN, Hatters. dec 22 tf New Ulsters Yesterday. CHILDREN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING V GOOD AMJ UUUAf. Nice line of CHRISTMAS GOODS at M.UJNU.N'S, dec 22 lt Clothier and Merchant Tailor. "Pressed Brick." T AM RECEIVING A SMALL LOT OF PHILA DELPHIA PRESSED BRICK, a very fine article Prices of COAL and WOOD very weak this warm spell. Hurry in your orders before a cold, snap fixes prices again. GOO i II orxiii'xvjrikcv. We Have It. JUST THE THING TO SUIT. CALL AND SEE it and you will be convinced that THE LIVE BOOK STORE has just what you want. From the immense assortment of BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS every one and his neigh bors can be suited if they only call at HEINSBEROER'8 dec 22 tf Live Book and Music Store. Proposals "yrlLL BE RECEIVED, FOR THE PURCHASE, Thousand Shares of the Capital Stock of the be addressed to J. W. THOMPSON, Treasurer, Wilmington, N. C; marked "Proposals," tip to 13 O ClOCK, xnursaay, om January, ioae. aeo 17 eoata sat iu tu HOI TO DECORATE YODR HOMES, for Christmas, with illustrations, in BKIflOREST'S IlIOirTHIiVfor January aOe. Address, IT K. 14th St., New York. aee ssi iw- Holiday Season. T T, THE LATEST NOVELTIES FOR THE HO LIDAY SEASON, in ffreat variety, SUITABLE for PRESENTS, all of which will be OFFERED AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES. dec 21 tf ' Druggist, Market St. Deep Eock ND TATE EPSOM MINERAL WATEKS. Pure Drugs and Medicines, Toilet and Fancy Articles, Cigars and Cigaretts, for aie uy JAMES C. MUNDS, Druggist, dec 21 lt 35 North Front St. Overwhelming Success rF OUR GREAT CLOTHING SALE. BUYERS surprised and delighted. Folks fairly wild over the Bargains they have obtained. THE LOW PRICES named fairly astonish old settlers In the business. Everybody Is talking about the UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS we offer on the streets, at home, in the hotels, at fnttnwiu.. in tanr cvAnrwhpivi vfin hear men tioned the Great Bargains in CIXJTHTNG that you nna at . , rv Leading uiotnier ana rwnisuer. Amrf hinsr and Evervthhur In the Wear Line for Men and Boys, for a Holiday uut. dec Si tf LADIES AND GENTLEMEN I have in store one of the largest and most attractive lines of Celluloid Dressing Cases, Plush Odor Cages, Christmas Boxes, Patent Wall Pockets for Combs and Brushes, Colognes, Extracts, Soaps, Toilet Sets, Vases, Cologne Bottles, and other Fancy Goods ever brought to the city. I invite all to call and examine goods and prices before purcha sing elsewhere. Respectfully. ... deo 8 tf nao New Market. THEIR LAWYERS XT AVE ADVISED THEM TOUUI u V M -n ili I nnm-nlvin with this advice, given by the most emhient legal tal ent, tne new .rurniiure j sir wiT MUNROE. S. E. Cor. Market and 2d SU., Wil mington, N. C, offers the largest anamost iasn lonable stock of Parlor, Chamber, Library. Din ing and Kitchen Furniture, Wardrobes, Lounges, Sideboards, Marble Top jrpure, -"". ff1"-; tresses, Carpets, &o., t Wholesale and Retail at lowest prices. Cash is their object 1 dec 18 tf Useful Presents RK THE ORDER OF THE DAI, AMD BAfll such articles can be round at R. M. McTNTTRE'S Emporium. Getting in something new every day. No space sufficient to enumerate the great variety. but we are pleased to show any goods, and quote prices. ULSTEBS AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS just, received. Also a nice assortment of CLOAKS AND DOLMANS. Respectfully, ; R. II. HcINTIEE. deolStf ; " J "' "f : NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, n. CRONLY, Auctioneer BY CRONLY MORRIS. : JARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE BY AUC- TION QP BUGGIES AND PHAETONS.- MANU FACTURED BY THE LOUIS COOK COMPANY. By consent and under the direction of the Gen eral Freight Agent of the Chesapeake Ohio Railway Company, and for aooount of all con cerned, we shall sell at Public Auction, at the New Market, in the City of Wilmington, N. C. This Day, THURSDAY, December S3, 1881, at li o'olock A. M., 87 TOP BUGGIES, 15 OPEN de. 8 SIDE-BAR do. 2 PHYSICIANS' PHAETONS. dec 22 14k CHRISTMAS OYER THE RAILROAD & DOWN TOWN James O. Stevenson, DOWN TOWN. J. C. Stevenson & Co., OVER THE RAILROAD. E GREET OUR FRIENDS WITH TWO STORES, literally crammed with the Finest and Freshest Stock of Staple andTancy Groceries. We buy for the Retail Trade, hence have al ways the best goods by every Steamer. We retail only the finest London Layer Raisins, and charge only the ruling price for them. Leghorn Citron, large pieces and; fresh. Mott's fine Apple Cider. Currants, Cocoa-nuts. Cranberriei, Malaga Grapes, Dried Figs, Lemons, MoMurray'8 Peaches, Golden Gate California Peaches, Pnllfnwnln Tao m ilAAm ln In nana TomBlAAa Twenty varieties of Sweet Cakes and Crackers. All varieties of Cracker Oyster, Butter, Ken nedy's Wafers, Pearce's , Cream Soda and others. Two Thousand Poind Assorted Nuts. During the week we will have a Grand Display of CANDIES of all kinds and qualities, at prices IBq- 1660, SOo, and 85o for fine French Candles, or three pounds for One Dollar. WWe will try to make arrangements to wait on everybody promptly and correctly, and as we have the right to expect a very large trade we have prepared for it. The arrangements of my stock for the Xfhas trade will not bo completed before Wednesday, 81st instant. JAMES C. STEVENSON, MARKET STREET. JAS. C. STEVENSON Sc CO., dec 18 tf BROOKLYN BRIDGE. ROSENTHAL'S. Boots, and Shoes, 32 MARKET STREET. QALL AT ROSENTHAL'S AND EXAMINE THE Fine Stock of Boots and Shoes. Shoes for the Ladles. Shoes for the Gentlemen. Boots for the Men. Boots for the Boys. Shoes for the Misses. Shoes for the Babies. Boots and Shoes for the Million. All at the lowest prices. Gents' Fine Hand-Made Shoes a Specialty. C. ROSENTHAL, 82 Market Street. oct SO tf New Goods TY EACH STEAMER TO KEEP UP STOCK FOR our Christmas trade, and goods, dec 18 tf Call and examine prices GILES & MURCHISON, Crockery Department. Special Notice. JUST RECEIVED A FINE LOT OF BUCfolES, Phaetons and Carriages, which I offer for sale at reasonable prices. I would advise all who wish a good article to call and examine them be fore purchasing elsewhere, at my Carriage and Harness Eestabllshment, on Third, between Mar ket and Princess streets. . deo 18 tf P. H. HAYDKN. TWO DOLLARS. A NEW DEPASTURE. DemerMfi Illustrated Montblr Mga- jnne. I ne largest m ronu, vuo uutkcbh iu v lation, the best ovoMrf hita 01 (hit miiM a mif i in azlne aesiraoie Demorest's Monthly Magazine AID'? Ucoll auic. 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