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'4illm tar pma The schooeer
Aft, ai tu boat, from Milwaukee.
tuppoMNl u &v soo ioa lo tbe itorta
ti ia ; with ail oa board. fkd
-ntx broke iaC the U al Cetaaaaha,
rtw. ai too eat sad lur4 t bc
t.ir aaauid Bailey. HawU Byrd,
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titi f.r t& tnarUt ot hat wit is iUnfu
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Dm to win.
.Ihonw now wrr b
hcl irocn Arthur. CcrUs
vfot no hlp from Hilly.
Artbar
Norfolk. v tt cetebr; tb
big
tctocy m VirgjouL Norfolk U
live town aJ fall of ptrittira.
Mor ntt Jewnb oatbrkj bire
.x-crrJ in Autri. Two of the
mob wr killW by tb- police toil
vrl wouoiU.
Nw r(aj m ft itohiif ber
iructit. Her receipt fat eottoa
t!on ir to trM of the romrepoaj
nij prvi of Iwt Tear 1 15, T 40 ble.
m
Tb ncvrro elitoe of tbe Nw VoTk
'ruA . f ht JOp "to 6 jbt"
"( th l!oQrtxn.e ie-lr wr." lint
thr ny probability of thr wjtb-
Anoouocta tbe dealb of little
iiiUi t VViUoa, brother Wouat, of
th- Mirror, uj potlclly nJ tralb
i : I y "Tb vim b bat tbe fruit
' 4.fty jjnereU-
A WihiatoQ pviil to tbe Ibil
i.MpbU I a J. Kep., MJ tbt
Arthur i a CAnli4ai for the
'vttion am! will make a stroc; tfjkl
t r it.
.l;Ub of Df J. Jnon icaJ
t. positive Wm t tbe caeJic&i pfo-f-ioa
of tbe Un iil dCAtrt. Ha
A4 eery JitAnUbeti n4 u o(
Southern birtb of Georji, we b
Ue. A yotaof Uwyer t Litcbfltld,
Toao.. baa bn tent to jail for a
7r foe tortrj. Coneetticnt will
pinih proraptlj for bcriraalika tbla
but RiurJr ! rarJed ratber aa a
ia art" aai ta paaaslofer.
Mr. EliiaUUfe MilW.of Pb.UJel
pbla U ft peeiraen. Sbw w Ji
vorceJ froot 3i illr, tbeo ea4rri4 a
brotbro( Uoo. Sam Randall, got a
divorce (torn bin, tbti mArrieU Mtt
Ur s (fain, al now eweke eecooj
Jitorce.
DaHa tba Laat 4 f Jta twenty.
Ibra paraoca bars bca killed and
ftftj-tbrew bata tbtn wonodad In
patting dowa Cba ualawfa taann
factar of waJalajr. ileal cT tiee
bsT occamtd la tbe SocJ , 2a
four wtr iICa4 tad cu rU. rpo-
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VOL. XXXIII.NO.
W wtrt in hope after tbe Amer
ican TTvarime with ike Lanrtrr
tbat "onr English eoujina" in the
theatrical line and of distinction
coal J show a clean bill of moral
be a lb. Bat rrad what ex-Major
Hall, of New York, says in a receot
interview reported in the Cincinnati!
C&mmenrial GaseUe;
" Aa e'ort will b made, I euppoae to
brini KIm Terry lato society ta New
Torar
"Tlat le already biaf dooe. aaid Mr.
IU11. tut I do oot think tt win iucceed.
Kr tCeily. Mije Terry! tfleorted btubaad.
ta ia Eaf Uad. aad Mr. Brodribb, who waa
fortnarfy M ra. Irrlajr. alao remaiaa abroad.
aai wbil Mr. Irrtajr aad MUa Terry are
Ujtax ta dreal paru of the city, it Uol
peooabte that t lock aociety wiu take
ap either.""
Leey, tbe cometuit, b a cold
blooded fellow, lie baa bad two
wive. Hia flrat baa joat obtained a
divorce. Ha coollj tella a rrportrr:
i
A to ay chi'draa by Mr. Levy No 3.
or Mr. Tearle, ae ahe U bow. tbe. by de
clar)aj thai aha waa never aajlhicc to me
wae aaeer Uvlly married to cm place
the ctaxop of ilt(imacy on them aad I
hall have aothiof to do with ber or thetn '
Mr Lavy waa ia eiccneat p4rtta.
Ought not a fellow like tbat to
blow bis braio oat whiNt blowing
bi bora?
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Iord Cbiaf Jatic Coiridp took
copious not-s wbile ia tbo North bat
ioc bia rvtarn borne be rrfnaee to
tell what they are. He aj be baa
an opinion bat will not deliver it
"antil be baa tboroagbly aasimilated
tb information be gathered." A
awoaible fellow! Tbat U jusi what
an'intellignt Jadv ooght to do
if I tbe vidcac thoroughly add
then rto-Jer bonrat jodg-mr'nt.
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Artbare friends in and around
"the Coart" are-, or profeaaed to b,
very aaognine tbat be will b tbe lle-
pctbttcan nomirnrc and all becaaM of
tb recent electioo. He L in tbe
lead of bta party candidates. Tbe
Tammany organ in Now York coo-
cedea this.
A large n amber of members of tbe
4th Congrcsw are already in Wash
ington, although it doa not assemble
Wfore tbe 3rd of December. Sena
tor Vance and Representatives and
Cot of North Carolina, are on hand
"watching tbe corks."
Spirits Turpentine.
Mr. W. T. Caho baa retired
from the Ptooawall EUiyrim, Mr. John
II. ttectoa wtil coo U one lu pabltcatioa.
Mr. (teorge Carr retires from
the ScotUnd Keck CVnwiiiit. but ex
pacta to rrvama- the editorial barneas oot
locf beoca. We will be Dleaacd lo see
hia with ua efaia. Socccaa atlrod you.
Scotland Neck Commontttaitft :
Mr. Klt White's fla. cootalnlo( abont
tit baka of cottot. was coosumcd by fire
eo Moods 7 nlffct. It was dprxMed to
aava tara t-t oa fire by sotne toceodlary.
Ilaleigb I1ildr: Maj. Wioder,
th (votcaaaty Maaafvr of the R A O .
It. A A. . aad d C, Railroads showed a re
porter of the ViA&r this moral oj. the four
braatiful cars which srrtwd at the depot la
thia city oa Saturday lat froos Wilmlof
too. tVIawarv.
Carthage Gazttt: We are
orry to Vara of the dUastrous fire which
co&ramrd. oa the tnorniof of the 5th iot.
ta f9 houiw. acrvw aztd 10. CO) pounds of
rtl cot loo. brtoarlof to Mrs. i. J. Oil
mora. It ia uppoed to hare bca the
work of sa iaccadiary.
New ILerne Jiurat: Tberc
was a serious aray lat T&orJv night at
Kioatoa. twtwraa loa Cootabl Iaufh
iaho add J. J. Setters, taadsrd keeper
N. t. ta which tbe former fos badipr cvt
Ka a kaife. while the latter recvi red some
tmavy bow oo lh head.
Charlotte II om4-Democrat: Tbe
(la houaw of Mr. Robert W. McDowrtl la
tel Orvck towaah,pv waa buroed oo Frt
day. Kovvcabef 3d. shout 3 o'clock V. M..
toevthev with fifteeo or eighteen bales of
cotloo. The kas lo Mr. McDowell is a se
rious ooe. axnouatiaK to at teaat l.SOD
Clayton liuii: In tbe competi
tive drill si Tar tor o. between the hdf
cocaba Guards aad Um Wash! a (too Uxhl
lafsatry. the Jiadt deoded ta fsvor of the
former. Aai aow th Washlcrtoo Uiht
tafaatry have cballaofrd th drccm
Ouartls to 4rUl for a purw of A at
Orraovin. N. C
rittsboro J4CvnL- Oa last Fri
day aa eefta raa iato socaa cars at Gulf
aad qaite a scoaah-ep oorurrad. Fortaaale-
ty bo pervooa wrre lajared. I lev.
wrCiam Walker, of Caaada. has been la
vUed to tha rectorship of the Episcopal
Chorea here, but ha has not yvt decided
wfertaev he artll accept.
Tha New Heme Journal is io-
f ormed
aed by' a rrCJetnaa just from Hyde
air that a fatal aray occurred at a
cou
waditaa' la drrttack tewoahtp on last
WedacadaDxbt. A iwax tnan by tha
aaxaa of Crea waa marrkd on thai niht,
AAd after the marriage cetemooy was over
tha crowd ta atteodaaca cot to drlaklof. a
row esaard la w&kb a youor man by tha
oaxoe of DalUaca was killed aad another
whoa name our UfornviM did not learn
was mortally woncded,
WaJceboro ImUSigtnctr; On
Wedaeadar alibi of last week. Mr. W. E.
Wliaama. of tha Weavilla vicinity, lost
ISCOrond) of seed cotton by fire.
Durtax tha ;foor raarf of Its aabrtence, the
rXiJw A4TkanaTaI aad MecaaakaJ Asao
dalXoa aaa given to tha farmers of this sec
Uoa owr five handred dollars worth of
AfWrolTrml aiarMsea. above thiea haa
dred doara .worth of g naaoa, and more
tha Uic thoueaad doUara worth of perl
odlwala, avoasly aYHcturat . " ;
Toisoot JIom 'J law. weeia
tr ww pabUsbedtba fact that Mr. ,17117
it, Tfsii, who Uvea about ooo and ball
45. WILMINGTON,
miles west of this place, made eleven
avers baks of cotton to a oae horse crop;
this week ba famishes us with an item ia
retard to bis corn. He informs us that be
baa Just fathered from ona acre of land
thtneea aad nioa-tenths barrels of corn.
Ua baa made 673" bandlea of fodder. 2f
ponads to tha bundlet Ha also &ot 8
bushels of peas off of tha saxoa acre and
left at least one-third la tha field. Last
year ha made fifteen barrels aad two thirds,
and foorbnndred aad ninetyelf ht bandlea
of fodder. Year before last be made on
the same acre 11 barrels of. corn and 017
bundles or fodder, . Who raa beat thia on
one acre for three years In succession f
Goldaboro Jesaevipev.- We are
sorry to so sconce tbafMia. & D. Phil
lips has again been stricken with paralysis;
aad aha Is now lying ta an unconscious and
very critical condition. Enoch Brown,
wile murderer, was found anility at Halifax
Court last week and Scales ced to the gal
lows. The funeral of CapL James F.
Jones took plaoa f ram. the residence of J.
Q. JJrltt. Esq., ta Greene county, on Wed
nesday. The dwelling house of Mr.
Psm Boon, residing shoot fire miles from.
Magnolia, was destroyed by fire a few
oigbte sgo. together with most of the furni
ture . The fsmily were absent from home at
the lime. Mr. Boon wsa insured for $300.
The maav friends of Mrs, J. W. Bry
an in this city will be pained to learn that
death has bereft her of another sister. Mrs.
Nunn. of Kins too, who died on Fridsy
night last after a loog and painful illness.
Uev. Dr. HUboralefl our city Isst Sat
urday for Bockloaham. wber j he preached
yeaterdey aad will lecture to night. Tbe
rveereod gentleman was much pleased ith
Gold bo ro and our people, and we oo the
other hand are delighted with him. He
goes to New Berne lo lecture la December,
when we hope lo have him flop over and
give bis lectures on Lee and Jacksoo.
THE CITT.
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A. B Board wanted.
Mcjtsojr 8 j nodical tails.
OrtSA HorsE The World.
Jonjf T. Schoswaid Clgsrs.
Htt5)iiZROKJt Steel engravings.
Quo F. TttajtT Tbe finest beef.
Wk. Qratsxx Best sauer kraut.
Mrs, 9 J. B a arm O real bargains.
VasLasa fc YTxa Pianos and organs.
M cm Baoa. fc DaRoaiurr Fancy goods
aaai Swaa.
Receipts of cotton yesterday
701 balea.
Plenty of frost and considerable
ice yesterday morning.
Tbe thermometer in this office
regitered M degrees yesterdsy morning at
6 o'clock'. At 9 P. 3L It was 5.
Tbe polpitfof tbo First Baptist
Church will be filled by our Presbyterian
friedds oa Sandsy next. The types made
It 7Wwtry ia our last.
Mr. Geo. W. Hornemsn.i- L
hrsrisa of the Lutheran Sunday School,
was one of the peak en at the Luther cele
bration Sunday night.
Wo intended to say yesterday
that the rainfall in September was 14
laches and ta October only 1 Inch. The
Signal Observer gives It more correctly aa
16.53 inches lo September and 1.09 inches
lo October. .. .
Tfcedra Thaawaa.
The interest jn the prospective Thomas
concert U quite genuine, and the citizens of
Wil ml often seem determined to secure the
visit of tbe great Maestro. The manager
of Mr. Thomas la tee tbtt the organization
Dumber sixty attiats. and travels by. special
train. It will arrive in Wilmington from
Charleston oa the aorolag of tbe concert,
snd will not Jea re before midnight, thus
guaranteeing a full and complete pro
gramma. At least fifty names are neces
sary for the guarantee; of which thirty-four
are now secured.
The raarth Street Jltrkib
We notice severs! imprbvementa made to
tbe Fourth rUreet Market recently, includ
ing tbe partial iactoeure of the top s very
ncccAMry precaution la view of the sp
proacb of cold weather and the introduc
tion of new sash aad lights. Now If the
gas lights ware to front of' the utalls. so as
to throw the bgbt on the meat, instead of
being st the back, everything would be in
"hip-shape.
Raaweralda.
The Msdiaoo Square Company give the
beautiful play of "Ksmerajda" at the Opera
Houae this eeeolng. Tha Keening Telegram.
of New York, says of this popular drama:
"The success of "Esmeralda" cannot be
doubted. It is a charming story, touching
snd skillfully oarraled.snd itisdramstic in
the purevt, nay, highest sense Every line is
telling, and the Inftrtst in fortunes of
tha people Is not allowed to Hag for an
instant.'
The Wertd.
The Canton (Ohio) DaHy has this to ssy
of the piece to be pat on the boards at the
Opera House oo Fridsy and Saturday next:
"The World" was presented la a highly
sacccaaf ol meaner, and aa audience never
departed from tha Opera Houae better
pleaaed than the ona of last night, all corn
meotiog on tha great play in the moat com
plimentary terms. The actors are good,
and some of tho scenes excite Intense inter
est." u
Tha nsMSSere Bawtlst Chareh.
Rev. W. M. Kennedy, we are glad to
learn, was recalled lo tbe pastorate of the
Masooboro Baptist Church at the last Con
ference meeting, oa Saturday evening last.
Ha has served tho church faithfully, and
tha unsaimUy which characterized the call
upon him to continue bis pastoral relations
with it, attests tho confidence) and esteem
la which he Is held by-ths members.
Tkritk.
Bishop Geo. P. Tierce, of the Methodist
E. Church. South, pasaed through thia city
yesterday morning
a rwts to Richmond, I
l BUboo Karananab In
where ba will assist
boldlax thm Vlrrlnla Annual Conference.
wbkbooBTeaaala'tbat cltj to-day. . i 1
N. C, WEDNESDAY,
WIL3ILNGTVX PRESBYTERY
Tke Bedr In Seaalast at the Second
PreaBvterlam Cnareli.
The Presbytery convened at tbe Second
Presbyterian ehurch on Monday evening,
at halfrpast 7 o'clock, being opened with a
sermon by the retiring 'Moderator, Rev. J.
& Black, who then formally constituted it
by prayer.
Tbe roll was called and the following
ministers and elders responded :
Revs. Duncan D. Black, Colin 8baw,
Jamea M. Sprunt, D, D., B. J. Marable, S.
H. Ialer, Archibald McFadyen, Alexander
KIrklahd. J. R Wilson, D. D., CM.
Payne, K. McDonald, J. S. Black, John
L Rose, Jr. .
Ruling Elders G. R. Carr, J. H. Murphy,
Jsmea B. Carr, J, A. Faison, J. O. Player;
A- Southerland, Henry Harrison, W. J.
Cromartie, D. L Burney. C. H. Robinson,
JL McDongall, J. W. Cowan. J. N. Corbet,
II. W. Burwell.
Tbe calling of the roll completed. Rev.
J. M. Rose, of Goldaboro, was elected
Moderator, and Rev. Alexander Kirkland
Temporary Clerk.
Presbytery then adjourned until yester
dsy morning, at half put 9 o'clock.
MOKXmO SESSION.
The Presbytery met at the hour designa
ted, snd sfter devotional exercises by the
Moderator the regular business was taken
up.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting of Presbytery to prepare a Manual,
submitted their report, which was taken
up seriatim and adopted as a whole.
Certain overtures rent down to rresby
tery by the General Assembly were adop
ted.
Recess was then taken until 3 o'clock
P. M.
AFTERKOOH SESSION.
Upon reassembling after recess the order
of the day, "Free Conversation on tbe sub
ject of Religion," was taken up.
Mr. Alex.-Phillips, of Clinton, after an
examination on Experimental Religion,
was received under the care of Presbytery,
and, on motion. Presbytery proceeded to
hik examination fur licenture.
Mr. Wm. Newkirk, of Duplin, after ex
aml nation on Experimental Religion, was
received under the care of Presbytery as a
candidate for tbe ministry.
At night the subject of Home Missions
was taken up and discussed.
There is a full meeting in attendance and
the session has been entirely harmonious.
The Wllnalnctan Lts;ht Infantry.
At the usual weekly meeting of the Wil
mington Light Infantry Company, Mon
day night, there, was one. application for
membershiD. As we before stated, this
company now haa nearly fifty members,
and it is very desirable to swell the mem
bership to at least seventy-five, which num
ber can be supplied from the present quota
of arms. We are glad to know that there
is a growing feeling in fsvor of tbe com
pany in the community, and we hope the
fact will be fruitful of results to its advant
age. Wilmington ought to support one
first class company of one hundred men,
and every business house, every factory,
every mill, in fact, every family, should
have at least one representative in the com
pany. Employers and others should not only
be willing to grant this as a favor, but
to look upon it in the light of a duty, and
be willing to spare such employes the time
lo attend the drills and parades and be
come proficient in the manual of arms.
We know that it is the desire of the offi
cers to mske the Wilmington Light In-
fantry one of tbe crack companies of the
South, and the only thing needed to insure
this result, and that ia the very near fu
ture, is the active and intelligent co-opera
tion of those who should feel the deepest
interest and pride in all that concerns the
welfsre of the city and its institutions.
Financially, the company is on a good
fooling, having a very respectable surplus
in its treasury.
A Flaa Animal. '
Mr. Jsmes W. Southerland has just re
turned from a trip to- northern Alabams,
with a handsome' bloodefanimal, for which
be says he paid f 985. The horse is known
by the name of "Abdallah Chief," and his
pedigree is given as follows: "Abdallah
Chief by Southern Chief, dam Abdallah
BelJe, by Gam Elastic; 2nd dam Lady
Abdallah (dam by Granville 2.26) by Alex
ander's Abdallah, He is in-bred twice to
Alexander's Abdallah and twice to Mam
briao Chief. " He is a beautiful mahogany
bay, fifteen bands and one iDch high, has
only been driven twenty-threo times, and it
is claimed. that he can beat 3 minutes. He
is five years old and said to be of one of the
best trotting faroiliea in the United States.
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David McLaurin, a. colored youth, was
called Upon to answer to the charge of
throwing rocks upon the streets, one of
which struck another colored boy. He was
adjudged guilty and required to pay a fine
of flOorJbe Jocked up ia the city prison .
for.tbirtj diys..f . . . t
Fsniy Benton and Josephine Smith, two
young colored women, charged -with en
gaging in an affray oa Nutt street on Mon
day afternoon, were ordered to pay a fine
of i3 each or go below for thirty days.
nrwea Party.
Our friends of the Dorcas Society of. the
lilheraCiurcbvwni have their 'Mum
Party" at tha Qtf . Hall this evening. In ,
addition to otber.attraxtiona, the- beautiful
frmiggsdaldiv that baa, bee? on exhibi-'
W at MrrHelMberger's book and mtiW
atcW.iora. ' ffl: -
Oo and aea.tba'f in. r- . -Y '
NOVEMBER 14, 1883.
The "JHeet" Monday Iflsxht.
"Close on the'hdunds the hunters came,
To cheer them on the vanisn d game.
The WUmlngnFoxClabhad a glori
ous time Monday night. . The fox bagged
a few days since was turned out near the
eastern limits of the city, and after an ex
citing chase of an hour through and around
Oak dale and Pine Forest -- cemeteries, poor
Reynard had to succumb to'
"Two dogs of Black St. Hubert's breed.
Unmatch'd for courage, breath and speed.'
Then came a "drag" , race through the
streets of the city, and for two hours or
more there was indeed . "music in the air.
Many ladies' and gentlemen, besides the
members of the club, were out some on
horseback, some, in buggies, and one very
large and beautiful bevy of fair ones
"grouped in an ambulance;" and all seemed
to enjoy themselves heartily. . Tbe air was
crisp, the "qileen of night'.', was beautiful
and bright, and there was nothing wanting
to make the occasion one of the most noted
in the annals of the W. F. C.
The fine dogs John and Nannie, "with
ears that sweep away the morning dew,"
led the pack, .though some of their com
panions were no laggards in the. race.
Bob Allen, gorgeously arrayed in his
nocturnal' skull-cap, was in at the death and
captured the fox's tail ; or, speaking after
the manner of men, "took the brush"; and
in all future chases we may expect to see
that "brush" waving, like the "white
plume of Henry of Navarre," in the" thick
est of the fight. "To wit!"
Presbyterian Synod.
The State Synod of the Presbyterian
Church will meet at the First Presbyterian
Church this evening at 7.30 o'clock Min
isters - and delegates commenced arriving
yesterday. A large attendance is expected,
and the session will continue during the
remainder of the week.
BITEB AN0 MARINE.
Br. steamer Carbis Bay, hence, ar
rived out yesterdsy.
Tne steamer Oov. Worth arrived here
from" Fayetteville yesterday, after an ab
sence of several months, she takes the
place temporarily of the steamer A. P.
Hart, which is on the ways here for re
pairs..
LIST OF LETTERS
Remainingtn the City Postofflce, Wed
ocsday, November 14th:
A.--J R Addington (2.
B -William Brown, Bobt Berton. J B
Brown, Ellen' Banks, Charles Bailey (2).
C Liucinda Clark, Francis Campbell.
D G L Drewitz, Millie Ann Davis,
Nelson Davis.
G E A Green, Julia Green, T G Graw.
H Annie Howard, Frauz Heck, F Holt
(2), Rev F. R Howell. Eddie Howell, Lucy
Henderson (2), It G Holmes.
L Adolphus Lynch, Hans C Lettity,
Sallie Lee. .
M Annie Mckenzie, James McDawen.
N Thomas Nolan.
P William H Pone. Wm T Price.
R Agnes Richardson; Chancy Roverts,
J ii Koe, 1 nomas Keynolds.
& F B Satchwell, Hosea Shephard, John
Street, John id email, Bailie Ja epooner.
W Tho D Wieden, Toney Walker,
Sarah Walker, J W Welsh, Evander Wat
son (2). . .
1 E. R. Brink. P. M.,
Wilmington, New Hanover Co.. N. C.
city Items
PERSONAL! TO MEN ONLY I Ths Voltaic
BxxtjCo.. Marshall. Mich., will send Dr. Dtx's
CaxxBRATXD Klxctbo-Voltaio Bklts aso Elec
tric Arruairoas on trial for thirty, days to men
(young or old) who are afflicted with Nervous
Debility, Lost Vitality, and Manhood, and kind of
troubles, ruaranteeing sooedv and complete re-
storatlon or neaitn ana rnaniy vigor. Address as
-a- . .
above, n. a. no nax is incurred, as tmrty days
trial is allowed.
HOW TO SECURE HEALTH. It seems strange
that any one win suiter rrom tne many derange
ments brought on by an impure condition of the
blood when ROSADA1IS restores perfect health
to tne physical organization, xt is, indeed, a
stTene-tneninar rvruo. Dleasant to take, and has
often proven itself to he the best Blood Purifier
ever dtBOovered, effectually curing scrofula,
Syphilitic disorders, weakness or the moneys,
Erytripelas. Malaria, all Nervous disorders, and
Debllitv. Bilious Complaints, and all diseases in
dicating an impure condition of the Blood, Liver,
Kidneys, Stomach, etc. It corrects indigestion.
A aim? le bottle will Drove to you its merits
health renewer, for it acts like a charm, especi
ally when the complaint is ox an exnaustive na
ture, having a tendenoy to lessen the natural
vigor or tne Drain ana nervous rystem.
THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF THE
NURSERY. The following is an extract rrom a
letter written to tne uerman jurormea Messenger,
at Chamberabureh. Penn. : A Bknetactbess. Just
open the door for her, and Mrs. Winslow will
prove the American Florence JNigntingaie or tne
Nursery. Of this we are so sure, that we will
teach our "Susy" to say, "A blessing on sirs.
or neiping ner to . survive ana. escape
eolickmar.and teethlna sieve, Mrs.
Wixslow's SooTHrMS Stbtjt relieves the child
fmm rutin. n.ni mires dvsenterv and diarrhoea. It
softens the gums, reduces infiammatiomcureswind
olio, ana carries uie mians aaieiy inrouga me
teething period. It performs
professes to perform, every
Iml We hn.ve never seen 2
her only through the preparation of her "Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething." lr we had the
power we would make ner, aa sne is, a pnysicai
saviour to tne miant race, ooiu ur u uruKKisbo.
85 cents a bottle.
Wi
tttw -HTtPOTtT) OH" LAST MONTH'S DRAWING
of The Louisiana State Lottery Company shows
a lanre distribution of prizes. The management
was entirely In the hands of Gen'ls Beauregard
and Early. Tnev announce tnai ncaet no. wow
fsold In fifths of fl each), drew the first capital
prize of $75,000: one-fifth, ori$ 15, 000, was collect-
ed oy Jars, au r. nyor, i non iw mj "br
other fifth, or $15,000, by Mr. Thos. Matterface,
alike of New York city: also amongst others :
Ticket No. 24,434 drew the second capital prise of
$35,000, and waa also sold In fifths: one to H. C.
viohardson, collected through J. K. Dick A Co..
Bankers of Meadville. Pa.; one to Mrs. L. Wool
ery, of Philadelphia, Pa.; one to Mr. M. C. Mit
chell, a well known stove dealer, No. S.108 M sc.,
N. W. . Washington, D. C, etc, etc. Ticket No
59,499 drew the third capital prize of I10.000.sold
in fifths, one to Mr. R.M.Flak, Hopkinsville.Ky. ;
one to Wm, Jowary, mo. vem w.auuon Bireet,
Chicago,. His,; one to Mr. J. J. Madding, of Wash
ington, D. C. Nea. 85,058 and 08,442 each drew
the fourth capital prizes of $8,000, and sold in
in fifths at were all the high prizes and scat
tered in all directions. Among others : Mr. Wm.
;H. Ford, of No. 296 Dryaaes St., ana J. a Tur
ner, Common and Baronne sts.. New Orleans, La.
The next Grand Semi-Annnal - Drawing takes
place TOesaay, iwwiudbt iiu, .looo, wiutapiuss
frc
formation
TnTih1n. 15
QOliars ana overwui oe eqanAoiy aiviuou.
- . ,1 ' JJ t J J
MimdsfjBros. DeEosset,
TRUGGISTS, MARKET STREET. ' . . .
ike pleasure to announcing that, for the Wed J
SJr
: !ise
I'KaoyMttiJ um. ovi. ., "
WHOLE NO. 5056
Weather Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic States, cloudy
weather and occasional rain, followed on
Wednesday night by light snow, southwest
to northwest winds rising temperature,
followed on Wednesday afternoon or even
ing by colder weather and rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, slightly
warmer and fair weather on Wednesday,
falling followed in northern portion by
rising barometer, variable winds shifting to
southwest and northwest.
For the Gulf States, cloudy weather, fol
lowed on Wednesday afternoon, or evening
by occasional rains, winds shifting to north
and west, rising barometer and colder
weather in northern and western portions
on Wednesday.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
occasional rain or snow, colder southwest
by northwest winds and higher barometer.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mum Party.
rpHE LADIES OF THE DORCAS SOCIETY 07
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, will hold a' Mum
Party oa Wednesday evening, November 14th, -at
the City Hall. Refreshments served. Garden
Oysters in every style.
Admission 10 cents. suwe novuxt
Wanteds
JJOARD WANTED, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY,
by a Single Gentleman.
Address
nov 14 It
A B.,
-StabOtficb.
Samson County Beef.
TROVERS OF GOOD BEEF WOULD DO WELL
to call at STALL No. fft where will be found
The Finest Beef !
ever brought from Samson County. I purchased
from Mr. T. L Rackley. Also,
FINE MOUNTAIN BEEF !
will be on handlfor four weeks.
nov 14 tf GEO. F. TELLEY.
VAN LAEB & YATES,
DEALERS IN
SUPERIOR PIANOS AND ORGANS,
MARKET STREET,
SOLE AGENTS for Sohmer & Co.. Decker Bro
thers, E. Gabler & Brothers, A. Baus & Co. a PIA
NOS, and Mason & Hamlin, Geo. Woods, Carpen
ter & Sterling ORGANS.
as we buy for cash, and know what we bu
re can offer to the publio the Lowest Possib
Terms, either for cash or on the instalment plan.
We also take Second-Hand Instruments in ex
change. Organs sold for $5 andJ$10 in cash and
$5 monthly. nov 14 D&Wtf
Synodic al Suits,
J3UT UP IN THE VERY BEST STYLE,
In IMPORTED FABRICS
At . MUNSON'S,
Merchant Tailor
and Gents' Furnisher.
novl4 It
Not Imperial,
2UT?THE BEST SAUER KRAUT TO BE HAD
anywhere. Also a well selected stock of FAMI
LY GROCERIES at Bottom Figures.
Best of DUTCH HERRINGS, at
WILLIAM OTERSEN'S GROCERY,
aov 14 tf Corner 5th and Market sts.
Cigars.
5 AND 10c CIGARS, PURE HAVANA FILL
ERS the best now offered.
D'RUGS and MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS Of
the highest grade, at
T. BCHONWALJJ'H
nov 14 tf Drug and Prescription Store.
Great Bargains !
AT MRS. S: J. BAKER'S .MILLINERY EMPO
RIUM. I have been receiving New Goods
every week. The Lgdies will find ii to their inte
rest to give me a call. The liberal patronage re
ceived induces me to sell Goods very low.
. All kinds of Stamping and Hair Work done at
short notice. ' MRS. S. J. BAKER.
nov 14 D&Wtf 122 Market St.
Lost! s -M
TN ECSTACIES OVER THE NEW AND HAND-
some lot of PICTURES Just received.
STEEL ENGRAVINGS In endless variety. Plain
and Highly Colored In the most artistic style.
Just the Pictures for presentation purposes.
All, especially those who have been waiting for
this arrival, are requested to call early and make
a selection, at '
HETNSBERGER'S
Live Book and Music' Stores.
novl4 tf
Goal by Telephone.
TELEPHONE NO. 42 WILL FILL YOUR OR
DERS for the BEST
COAL AND WOOD
In Wilmlngjon. Remember No.- 42, The Central
Yard, North Water Street.
noviotr o. a. srxuxiiujka.-.
Brown Stiff Hats !
leading Styles !
HARRISON A ALLEN,
Hatters.
no" 11 tf
Ship Notice.
All persons are hereby cautioned
inst narnonng or trusting ay oi
the crew of the German .Barque
''EMILER," Captain W. Knuth, as no
debts of their contracting will be
paid by Master or
JS.
PESCHAU A WESTERMANN,
- Consignees.
nov 13 St
Ship Notice.
. All persons are hereby cautioned
not to trust, credit or harbor any of
the Crew of German Brig EXPRESS,
Jrtheir contracting will be paid by
W. FRBTWURST, -
Master Ger. Brig Express.
B. PESCHAU A WESTERMANN.
nov 11 8t . -t -''Consignees.,
Z2X. aga
w:::.::.":.:;.::-::. ids
Z 3W&.""'""--" 2 K
' T 2Jlnth.... 10 00
f w?;4..- Two-Months,. it 00
" " ThreeMontha, ' as 00
.spaaTaar, fit
0TOontraot AdvertlaemenU taken at propor
tkmately low rates.
.Tea Unas aoUdHonparefl type make ona eqnarv
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS;
OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIQ-HT ONLY.
WEDNESDAY, NOV'Il 14,1883.
MADISON (MtUABp THEATRE CO.
'In the beautlfoL North Carolina Play,
E S M E'R AL DA.
TCT FAMOUS ORIGINAL CAST.
Reserved Seats $1.00 and 75c; Admission eoo
andSSo. .novl04t
OPERA HOUSE.
1
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, XXnv 1 P 1 n
and SATURDAY MATTNKE, IXU . ID, if.
" J. L. LITTLE,
AND HIS SUPERB. DRAMATIC CORPS. IN ni
OWN. REALISTIC PLAY.
TIfcL "W"03ria.-
THE GREAT RAFT SCENE.
Reserved Seats $1.0 at DYERS'.
Admission 76c and 50o . Gallery 85 cents
nov 14 at wed fr sat
More Boom.
QWTNG TO THE STEADY INCREASE IN MY
business, and for the want of more room, I have
ran' ed the Store adjoining my prenent one, and
enlarged the one I now oooupy. This (rive, me
ample room to show my FINK STOCK of
HOME-MADE CANDIES.
Having engaged an EXPERIENCED CANDY
MAKER, of Balitmore, to assist me in the mak
ing of my Candles,. I can therefore give tbe pub-
lio the benefit of the PUREST, FRESHEST
tne ruuKST, fkkshest and
FINEST CANDIES in the city.
I have three large Show Cast
tree Show Cases, containing One
Handred and Fifty different kinds of CAN BY,
irom wmcn selections can De made.
As I am manufacturing for tha Retail Trado
only, I can guarantee PURE AND FKBSH GOOD"
DAILY. It is not the quantity bat the QUALITY
we nave.
Receiving by SI
DESCRIPTIONS.
-Come and see me. No trouble to show goods.
MRS, B. WARREN,
nov 11 lw 113 and 115 North 8econd St.
Fine Free-Hand Portraits !
IN CRAYON OR PASTEL.
HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM MT ART
STUDIES, 1 wish to Bay to friends of Art
and the publio generally, that I have spared nei
ther trouDie nor expense m preparing myseir to
put forth work A8 GOOD AS THE BE8T in my
line;, and I think I have reached a point when I
can safely claim the desired result.
I respectfully solioit orders for PORTRAITS.
Good satisfaction guaranteed.
Orders' for Christmas Presents should be sent
In early.
ORIN T. THOMA8,
Artist StTidlo. 119 Market St.,
nov 8 tf Wilmington, N, C.
Clinton, Pt. Caswell & Wilmington R.R.
OFFICE SECRETARY & TREASURER,
" WILMINGTON, N. C, Nov. 6, 1883.
Bids
vTJLL BE 'RECEIVED UNTIL THURSDAY,
15th Inst, for Grading the Fourth Section of the
Wilmington, Clinton A Point Caswell Railroad,
beginning at the Fifth Mile Post and running to
the Tenth. Specifications eanbe had of the Engineer,-
Duncan M. O'Hanlan, at Point Caswell.
J. H. BO AT WRIG HT,
nov 7 td Secr'y and Treas.
All u i imjxu i ja nuAOW aolii ijuunr,
XJ for cash. I will sella large and valuable LOT
-W- A TITT-V , T . TT I TtTT t arm k T T V llltflilffl
m tne Nortnern part or tne city or Wilmington,
commencing in Western line of Third Street 00
feet south of its intersection with Davis Street,
and running parallel with Third 8treet 188 feet,
and with Davis Street 105 feet, being the Eastern
half of Lots 2 and 8 in Block 818. For particulars
address H.' McD. ROBINSON Attorney at Law.
Fayettevllle. N. C. nao nov4D8wAWim
NEW YORK BY DAY AND NIGHT,
Gotham By Gaslight.
Famous Frauds,
The Murderesses of Amei ica,
Cupid's Crimes,
Mabilie Unmasked. .
. Secrets of The Tombs,
' The Mysteries of Mormonism,
A 8pangled World.
.For sale-only at HARRIS'
nov 9
ti
News and Cigar Store.
SEASON!
GOOD FITTING SHOE, EASY AND COM
fortable to the foot, made of BEST MATERIAL
and in latest style, can be had for a low pMce by
calling at onr place of business.
Ladies. Misses Boys, Children and Gentlemen
supplied.
Geo. R. French & Sons,
108 NORTH FRONT STREET,
nov 11 tf
THE COMING WEEK
We will be getting I n
Many New Things !
IN BOTH
Carpets and Dry Goods.
BLACK ALMA CLOTH MONDAY.
r. n. MciirriRE.
nov 11 tf
C. E. Smith,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 8 A 4 STONE ST., NEW YORK.
Liberal advances made on Consignments of
COTTON, NAVAL STORES, Ac.
Orders for the purchase and sale of contracts
for future delivery, ootn in tne new iom umon
and produce sxonanges, i
, promptly executed.
sep4tf
Boxing Axes,
F
OR SALE BY
GILES A MURCmsON,
100 and 110 Murcbfeon Block.
nov 11 tf
Hardware,
-yHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
WM. E. SPRINGER A CO.,
Saooessors to John Dawson A 0 ,
19. 81 6 88 Market 8trc.
novlltf WUmlngtoa. W. Ct
Constantly Beceiving,
JTW ADDITIONS TO MT STOCK THXJ
week. A full line of Gawenmens Saddles and
Trunks. Call at the Old. Stand. Ne. 10 South
;noV Utf" ktaLLAKJX