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The Morning-Star, "v; -
UAVHS OV ADVKn r(i 5 4
Pe Sonar Oa Dayir..A'i-:. V..'.I."..' " 91 Dt -,"i '
i "i Two DarVii..; r
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ir3 SSF'5 VOL; XXXm.NO:-122. - ' WILMINGTOlf N. Q'v; raPRSD AYf; FEBRUAB Y rM-l88fc.tt -s : f HOliE ",b. 5133,, jgS
iolld Nonpareil type Bake Qnts wjnar
1 5 Tlie 'friendi of Arthur ia Kir I tardT. irUch ca b tvsta ai Uxtiorof I JPJLjrjB'UJ CCjnT : '.
OPERA HO USE.
i .ATmir v a t ii hi tmTnTJumvTTO
1 orlc SUU ar ooBlIag nwwa, tad I utrikr A t4 and appear to be much
v(. j ........ .-. . ,
TSRA- HOUSHL : M0KDAAN1 TGESDAT
EVENINGS. Feb.- 18th. and 19th. V fi : -:
1 1 1 . 1? V I N ( t h Lll 1 ION. I UttT claim that b will Ml a matori- or TtJoabJa than tho brotjffht la a few
A KerlL i A eel A eat . BeCUl , st :.Om4.
A . small: Mdince; ,. witnessed t the , per
5rgcliery alrAuctioh;
1 -r- .v - ;ii -lj. lUyia. ,Wa but Ultto difference . ia
CltuwaA XrIbl ? (Ordeal r . fonnanc of VJPriencl and (Foe last nigh,,' i
f pinm xsit'i?lBii- "'-':v' jiriicii ; was " reseated '.bj-W.'" J auatu'': 1
ThV. Qmltri itAilpd4Tdi TJwwppok-of the; Company Simply"
MB. C M. CAUGHT. A. IT.; has thn tilBASnm td.-
fpras (THURBDAT) VORmNOat'tsjo'cIocki' ' ,
we will sell at eur Sales Room, to eToso conT - . -? i7
otTtXCt . I y v uc4rMai t iuu i aoaa Lao samples ana specimens or ine
'SimDlv I With fall explanations as they appear iiDoa the
;n w .v,. .v. 5-.? ?f? r Jba commuiilty wai tartledyestenlay ot "
j (. HHDS. ASSORTED CROCKERY; ' I
;iiiivx fialots-tO'Soit th trade
.a
eanvas, Riyine all. an opportunity to enjoy this
rriwf of Tokar ! ib d
a v uTin ra u J. w KVnr ua ia.'nnaDMmt-ih.i W ana aeserres
no Especial Comment.
peannnu ana mstructiva exhiDttlon. aesemn
seats 60c;.School Pnpils do. mo. t eb 14 6t
-Iacar nert is . fellow of lh or- fT -f 7::;
... ... ' ,
lZZ Al, Jaoa one; of onrWesteemed 1 as Carroll Mooroa hearty i
; ieo is at
V.ir v v.. ,:"; , Auctioneer.
run " "
qp
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' j i - d k. v . . -.- m m i. r or m ,..-1.' . -
I V ' I f I i IV II iV : J. I ' 1 t ' i V. I 'II .1 -
AY UWiWi m$ m & k m iU' CTT
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r.-i. iw-atw URCOa
ti UMoari traia roer,
ua to U IrUd tor
Tte
: .t Uwrt.borT.
Uli-
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t )M1,., ir;. more vtjro sctioo U XgypC I
"i OraetiKe opped I
a- lvl.!. 1
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Jul
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,i bma rvtxttntsvlUatl La I
, !;c:.-y dmitut. Ao- I
for in fl.! tuffrrcra I
v i y U. b laaugtaralcti
aiutun:!tksnd
jo 000 prtwa aJoog U riw I
: fl b cUfttt ft two I
1,1
,.,1,tlla,c1i.lBt,UN.Us.
, t n , ,: ,. uSrxac bee nf tit
M.t , .,, -New Yok mtkeu :
"
Ij-.m-y : f')
( r ceav . coUoa dull at
; f r,. 0W qn-K .1 14
H4,.n !ir 1
mwj-j ml Slci4t 03; I
1 Vi.iifKlc. na dU. ipirtu
, ' II !'
M i. '.
!..'nI
Lnv
n i 37c but
An.ii-reon i trving to ar
' oLI Drury Ian Thva
.1, for vrl mufUb.
f.tr..
no
eruption u
i
. strong rrLjaikirp.
n. r;. t.rint 14 ia goodhesith,
in I.- i unbl to u his (e.
i,i. i-nSnrmnt vry irk.torae.
Kir'4wool think that no
n,"ttLm tpln4liou hj bwa yet
( th rwd 'jn.'tA
t'n'h .iiTfictjltic.
AH have
I'V-r.; i ui i to b- at MVtO
ir .Ji.tuuct Bfa.ar rvUiiag te I
In. t.4!.i'
orauwrw Iwfarta li
iio.n. . nnrnitt
T'lrf" ir- fit'tf-n
,n , ...umercew o
nitr-r oo lata I
d'ii r;;tti- ivl no t. h.' tb aaoe
i.ii i i.m.
u i,) b- .4ni rxt.MMt lit Wtlil-
n i riti i fwt thai ILslall
Ill'
.t WT..
.1. r -torw, ot arsioat lh pro-
! ii tin of JT ia-r n-nt, no-
i rri.n blL
r 0m)1 ha rvliml
It.- sjsvf IWUtmor
morula I.noTalic pper
. I. i'I r it irv not
I Mr i W tVik.mk
it iry;. Th sy nw ap
i r kf.lirr iui! ,-vamin p-
t. 'V i-
l'l t t
1 li I iv
llT
. : i of i-ir tftw! Smth
11 . " l.nni'r, wU min jilli.h
"in; ' If rtlltton of tiu pifOt..
iii--!' i i.i t tint tn.l -rt in- cul-
i ! ht r rly KulI wraa a riril
" th South. It w v a rititf
'..-..f-jjl
" i
'" . w o.uh of ofSev iii the lrilih
llm-v of (,orarnon. whilit prof e-iag
'" r-.-iri t.h.- o.4th of no bindio- ef
!".at thi did not avail him, as
i. nor. i.'Iow.J to Uke hi at,
""I b pro.-.-uiJ for voting. It
'! t-rv' hun n he.
i.i f inny to read in psjr eUirn
n; '.. h. I-mo-ratc trw-bla and
m.n pur i o ven th. edacation
lf -h.lr-n of th -vereign Com--i:th.
by th Frdtr.1 Govem-:"""f-
rh J. mm," af tr alU
r; - -i
m.!
ty yet b taken op
v.
'Y '.Jl;
K'llf .
of StAte Highta eipo
'''- h.ir!atOQ yfvt1 Covrur
pri.ttural or from the ex-
P-n(-H, of 4 wtlt knowa North Caro-,,n't4Sii.-hmnt.
It says:
ru Rimaij xi. Oxnp-uiy's
ZZmV?'1 " rptiethTeot.
?w rt t c'r"w fmm ae AtLtalie to the
'.rnnln '"" 'n', f ad a reaalt tie
M-n -T "Ht lnmf r irvr gJO.COl
:ty irn "n or aw te the ewia
"miii '' ry Jl ,u,us-s without adrrr
f'jilowiax cns to be naile op
;n.l ,n s . .
r.;
''hcr. Thooae Curtis.
1 as a wartl hUctaaoXllMiirewYorkl
1 pattern, iiul wbowaa dismissed from
fSc br aneli fllorti aa lTw .nJ
!v? ? ,
Joh" Sbrtaaa Uctuo orea tVy
b. paSAde0aU.f0lfUad .b0 M be
ie Vloe rmidencj,
fearful lottery
.prw,,ri'r
ioated, bat wo mut hope oot re-
Sleeted
t.t. . 1 ;.t 11
" " Jufc wiw 1 w?n
known naUTC of EugeCombo county.
lie informs na that Hoi. Jnhn
Rridgm was corrtia as to the noted
Tnocetj robtxr ilorrelL bATinir
. . ..
Dn Mfn ll MMMunrwi Aiinl Ilia
-'ww wwu.j . m w
hlTth P1 M Ter7 CoU!.A
Meeting Ilooae. Mote Smith, an
old and tmti rltltmn of Tar.Sr.rvt
.Ka it,. ... iV..
veara of a JnKn K"-., .n
J s ' Da IOQn f J
other citiieo who lived to U more
than 90, both knew Marrcll wbeo a I
mere Lad and what a bad sort of a I
I
easy" sort of a fellow, but hi- mother I
S W
r , , i
w a Tirso of tbo first water and
was connected with very respectable
people.
And now Chet Arthur is anxious
to grt rid of fantastical Brewstcr,hls
Attortvey GcneraL We are glad to
ear tt,aad hope he will not allow him I
to stand oo the order of his going bat I
. . , . . 1
go quickly. Brewster is a pretentious I
fellow who would sail Bismarck or I
the Cssr of Raseia. A Washington
dispatch to the New York TXt I
r - . . I
n says:
Tnyra U a Inlmrr-tLlnr flrbt la raiwrtaa I
Wlwaeo the rrrsioVQt and the Attorney
General U has been goinx oo for some
date, aad both parties to the contest have
mllny mmmmftlitkm Iacw
Inlre of frosn the tm bite The frssdd4Bt
kml fa Urtl tridef
)tr. Orvwvtar. bot he- bava oot damL aad I
Joa doc dare, to ask for his rasdfaUon. I
5ly5?SaSLr5 - a
iocv Goitraa'a bullet accompiiabed lis por-
Julian Hawthorne has very gen
mn talents although he is over
shadowed by the great name of his
illaatrioas father. lie has shown
decided ability as a noyclist and yet I
his hl books arw not succtses. His
. . . . . . , I
Ust, "Ilestni Ilaodolpb," is a palpa- I
bUfaUure, w. may .appose .Tbo
rritU far th New York Tint nr.:
I ,T' jr :T ' .ill
aaiuj vm u un t w . u uw ua mMviwu
tn-a ine txux prrttirw wnat singular
BooMn.! h ba brra aL Dot literature of
thia kind ia aot meant toba poedered over;
ta . , a. a
It ta KfCiitaC OOVCltsm. IO D ra aOO I
lautea. The lllaatratloos
IT- J '
I here L ninch crime in the JoutH l
I
a a a a . a I
.l .r.lr it bot th Knnh i
w i - -
cod .o. Aln.ortd.ilj ono or
more killings in that great section is I
reported, and there are bot few
' . ' I
hangings.
Spirits Ttirpentine
Blind Tom is to play at Greens
boro oa the 13th last.
Durham JUeorxUr: It is ru
mored that we are to have a cotton factory.
A gvnUccasa from Raleigh was here a few
days aro. looking Into the matter. He
will only pot ap looms sad buy warp from
other factories.
Elisabeth City Economist: We
rtfrtt to aasoaace the death of Mrs. Elxa
Frrsbe. a ladr beloved for her amiability.
h died on Iooday. Jan. 8th. at the age
of 63 years. Raise tobacco. Try to
bacco. It pays. Jtwas once the suple
product of Ue Albemarle country. Try It
arai- Job a CartwrUhl, or., aa old
aad respected dtlsea of this county, do
parted tab! life oa Friday, aged 69 years.
IUr. a M. Pepper, of the
North Carolina Conference, to oot In a
coluasa aad a half article ia the Charlotte
Crvv la reply to Rev. Dr. Hepburn's
card. Mr. repper publishes letters from
two wall kaowa miaiatcra. from a yooag
lady, froaa sa ex SbertS. aad from a GoUis
boro gvatletaaa. all tadortiaar his state
bmsIs coocvralna: the coodact of certsia
studeats at DavUsoa CoUega.
Lambert on I2otonian : Mrr.
F. D. Godwin, who had been so seriously
ill at the residence of her sister. Mrs. W.
A. Dick, of that tow a. diaal last Thursday
moraiag about 3 o'clock, was buried La the
fatally ceaeurr st 13 o'clock. It., oa Fri
day. Rrr. M. W. Boylea cCcUtlor.
Th roar a a tolesrra&a firoca Mr. J. H Hochaa,
of MsaV. J. C. we Warn thai his bouse
wae enured last Thursday night and a
double caee steea winder gold watch was
stole. It will be wvll to be oo the lookout
for U aad the latef.
New, Berne Journal . About
five thensaad bosaels of oysters artre la the
maxku yvaisnlsy. The caaaing estaUIsh
saeat received a good supply of cans oe Bat
ttTdsy a!ht aad had a larga a umber of
aau at work yeatsrc.y. . sir. ucero
Otwa boxt is aaothaf lot ef samplee of
paoepaaxe rocx rrom hie ptaatauoa oa yas-
SS,SSajlw
I it or the rail, canalot Uw fiin to co cS. the
cutUat an ngW iT"h ,! the left wrist
and lodging undaisleftarm.:;;: V.
Uickoxy iw There are aoout
SSIOOL11!
ixr i
sown, and If 'pUots
are .lentifnT. tne
lathis aectloo will
larat croo ever crown .
w iiito uiu IW. uua uvuakuas
ml.-M IK1. - I7AL. fcj Aw W
madeseteral attempts to tecanefxom he
Asylum at Iforganton. lie has io be close-
tj -watched. A. large quautlty of ap-
wSom dnrin? Si w aik0"1 The!Sl
I at from 80 to 83 cents Per bushel.
I While . U is dJiScttlt to tell how the
uXreSralWi m; 'vSSSotS
ers with wnom we haTe consulted that
the prospects are rery faroral'le for a good
n i. i- 1..- J.t.A a
I vi ulj. f run CUIIVT UtVUKi ogutt
Hill, Tender county: The lands alooe this
eoaat are too aanuy to produce cotton pro
I fiubly. When peanuts bring $1 per bushel
I ipey are tne beet crop we can raise.
ania oi inia kcuod m two m
.mK . M a t wn.
too to New Kiver, in Onslow county.
Second, the stock law. Some of the
blacks about here are Industrious land
d. k1;wmq a bhvck man of thia neighbor.
hood and a young white man who has re-
I . 1 k Vl.t. V. I.i...
Ore acres of farming lands at I1.S0O ooe-
laa. a. ikt A . a. t aa.Sat . a TTT 1 a. 1 a 1ST
sail 10 oe paw ux caan. Ana wunin a snor.
Ume after the conclusion of the bargain an-
flr.t
Lavst Sunday I attended a quarterly
saeeuoc of our Methodist brethren near
tbJ place; and I saw there a goodiUustra-
uo. of ihe disnosiUon to travel now so
common among our people. On looking
erouad I saw Mr. N.. from New Berne.
wUmincton, Mr. 8.. from Cumberland
J00,01; Mr,r- 'fom Monroe, whilst I
hailed from Hickory. This was at a small
coco try church twelve miles from railroad
rciliU- B
Charlotte Observer : James
tflaamKlA V kai tmasrtaw rr a. aa frAm T'laa rf sn
Colietre who wasiaveirkd into commitUag
.wvVr.uu.Ma .
nMlAfVa frinHi K nillani fh lata rvnat- I
arTha. sWt bis pu nl mentTaad
U OOOS SOTS t ins BUS. At the last term I
of the Federal Court la thia city he was
found guilty and Sentenced to two months
la JeU. The meetings being conducted
at the fwjd, Presbytrrian Church have
fextatoed a degree of tettreaC Scafeaff fsvrar-
Wed la this aty. Itev. Father Wright
was summoned by telegram Sunday to at- l
eoi "e oeasiae or nis aoiner. wno is ax i
8" I'H 1
fir, a section of the Hornet hoee was
gaabetl la two places with a knife io the I
a, S. af 1 a. I S S at .a .al
baads of some rascal, who will be fortunate
If sever detected. Ooe gash was about a
foot in length, but the other was a smaller
ooe. The hose cut was the section next to
the plug oo the street, aad the cut
ting was done while the firemen were
at the other end fighting the flames.
The Hoard of Aldermen met yester
day afternoon at the city hail io regular
o"ly scsaloo. After organizing for
buMQraa. the board gave audience to Itevs.
J. T. lUgwell and O. F. Gregory, commit-
S J.lt.rJL
wi'. .rZiYri ibrhlln hou
I In Charlotte and also against the sale of im- I
moral books, papers and publications gen-
"y- . ve nompiain oi uic
reverend grroUemeo, the board ordered: that I
tlw Dollce be iottroctcd to carrroutthe law
against these vices. Special to tho 06-
ttt: WaSIUKOTOX, feb. II. The Con
f. m, h.lMn fK 1.al Vr.rl, rvr.
ja f4cUoa. U bocomiaglnteresung. They
going loreaca ouwrwiia a remaraa-
aooaal of vigor ia no wsy saggcaUve
of family harmony or of brotherly love- It
LL' uOWB . , . 8
Mil all .nuin.1 Tlva nnunl l.vniit la fntl I
aitv a f L. I
VCl T." oTv T - JT'Tv r J ":,:.7 '
I'vu.iw. owuiKk uu uic cuauiviuuists, i
K.ojU ic LWJ
,ttai. Suebuck for Collector, and Tatter- I
son for District AUorney While things
am looking shaky for heogb sod Wheeler, I
Hoyd plays the serroe."
THE CITT.
KTKW ADvKItTISSLTf CtNf".
IIctMsj-CRdKR Valentines.
Haiuusoif A Aixax Silk bats.
MtraDs & DkRosskt Toilet soap.
Estcs Jt Laurxat Agents wanted.
Opkka Hocsk rUuat ratio ns Italy, eta
G. IL Fbxxch it Sons Durable boots.
Iw aad Bailstt Horticultural engineer I
Aral Dviav. I
Heceints of cotton Yesterday I
,ot , 1
154 bales.
The weather wu warm and
ahowcry yesterday.
Some of the peach trees in the
city gardens sre putting out buds.
The work of laying the pave
ment oa North Water street will com
mence oo the 20th.
This is St. Valentine's Day. It
Is to be hoped that It will pass without the I
usual resort to pel ting doors with rocks aad
brickbats after night. - I
The annual meeting of the
stockholder, of the Bank of New Hanover
will be held at their bankJog bouse In thU
city to-day, commencing at 12 o'clock.
rara-aaal.
The cooditioa ef Mr. (X N. Collins, the
wounded engineer, la still progreasiag ss
favorably as could he expected.
Mr. .Keroan. a general newspaper corre- I
tpoodent,who writes letters to the New
Vr. Y. V. Ur - . . t ... I
auia. -m-4w, mm; y
1s hereon a vuit.. . . . . 1
, Mr. Alex. Spront, British Vioe Consul
at this port, has been quite Indisposed for
..
time past. 1. . "
-PPl:
1 what we can ' father., that he was engaged
in counting-a qvunUtj, of casks of spiriU
torpeaUne. At bia yard on 11 weat .sideV.
the ; casks befag some.three or
I tooJd not aaove 1uAd off oot. ' . i -aye4
I fa for help, "and, though there were
1 ' " - " .-
I ' ..i. i.:
I wo men wiuun aoou niieeu iee ut mm,
he could not make himself heaid. Just at
I the critical moment; when he was on the
of giring up . in dpair. feeling that
I he could not endure the terrible agony he
I was suffering a minute lonrer. Mr. . S,
Maffltsappened to pass that way and dis-
covered the horrible condition of Ir.
Johnson, with the life being pressed out of
.... . ...
his body by the heavy barrels, and took
measures for his immediate relief. The
I Injured gentleman was then brought to this
aide of the river and conveyed in a carriage
i . .. .. . .. ,
to UU residence on Ue corner OI DllUl ana
Walnut streets, where the requisite surgi-
cal assisUnce was immediately summoned,
At last accounU it was understood that
I no bones were broken and it was hoped
I that no serious internal injury., had been
I
I v" w"'"1. mui""uo " w
i ireeiy aamtnisterea. rvo ieara ium ur.
JohD80a r-ed severe bruises about the
head, face and breast, and that hU right
shoulder was supposed to bo dislocated-
The accident happened about 9 o'clock,
. k.:,. .h f,;ja
ndm namber of business men and friends
I of the unfortunate gentleman have called
at hia residence during the day to learn his
. ..t v;a
condit.on and ascertain the extent of his
injuriea. as well as to express their sympa-
thr.
A Fex llsmt Navar ( be Forarotten.
The monthly foli-moon fox hunt of the
WUmington Fox Club came off Monday
a v.
PUUI, BYOU UlUW woo wtrew ivnumwH
to be In the chase, and especially those who
. v r , .iui, M A .ta
... fnrmtt ,
""s will never forget and never regret
their being in the hunt and enjoying the
pleasure. Several ladies and quite a large
9 rII?C;iwH;jS.v 1
number ofgenflSnehhWacD&ck, to-
gemer wua a iew persons in Duggies,
made up the party. The chase was be-
and was quite spirited and exciting,
The brush was taken by one of the young
married men of the club. As all the party
on horseback drew up, and were preparing
for the trail and run into the city, unex
pectedly they were greeted with a pleasant
surprise. One of the gentlemen came for
ward and extended an invitation to the
party to ride into the city to the residence
of our German Imperial Consul, Mr. E.
Pcschau. and partake of some refresh
ments. The hunters bad a lively run
8 nd halld the residence
of their clever host, dismounted, and, after
m few words and shaking of hands, went in
innnv .h rftnatinn -hfeh WM waiting
I
for them. The supper and a Deiter pre-
pared and more tasteful one could not be
hrartilv eniovfid. and when
"iP Jo" had been done and the usual
leiiaious remaras maue. uic par.y uau
good night to q. kiad ho8t and soon sep-
, . .v.. k,
Btrai LfT 1 S III-W I1CI BAT. X1VI rCICl . Uiai
7u T ' w4t .
tha rvartinir nnl waa aaM it vaa voted the I
" ...... I
unanimous consent or the crowa tns u
, ,p b.UW H, B,.
nard would stand a poor showing in the
hunting grounds of the Wilmington Fox
.
Club.
Criminal Court.
The following cases were disposed of m
this Court yesterdsy ':
. The case of the State' fs. Frank Miller,
charged with assault and battery upon G.
W P.nni ram nn vhrn defendant milv. I
... j I
mltted. Judgment has not yet been pro-
.
nouooed.
The case of the Bute vs. Edward Howell.
charged with false pretence, which was I
tried at last Court and resulted in a mis- I
.... .i i. . j ,v- I
triak was than taken up and consumed the
inil nf t Vi a v fprm i r f i n ( in tbn I
. , .
acquittal of the defendant. Mr. Solicitor j
Moore and Marsden Bellamy, Esq., 'ap- J
pearedforthe-SUte, and Messrs. Russell
& Ricaud for the defence. I
A tvest la Search ef nta Mother.
A youngster from Abbottaburg arrived
here on the train yesterday morning in
search of his mother, a Mrs. Powell. She
has been here shout two weeks, and he
came to meet her, but did n't know where
to look for her. She sent him the name of
the street and the number of the house she I
WM living in, but he mislaid the direction.
He applied at the City Hall yesterday I
morning, when Chief Brock sent a police-
man to search lor the mother. . Hia father, I
. ... . 'I
died some two months ago.
Latxr. The mother has been found.
suit iMspreviaar. I
Mr. A. H- VanBokkelen. who has been-
on another visit to his .son-in-law. Mr. Eu- I
gene TVlggins, at Lexington, ; 8. C, spend-
lor some three or four days there, returned
il.aainmlna'.iiil mmh.' tf I
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condiuon as aim progressing lavorauij, 1
there beint- every ericotmement to believe
. - - . . . ..
fSai bA will Tw ahln to Lsava bis room in a I
reason able length of time.
r-?-'uy
J weather indication.
4 .i , J t.ii
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f
The following axe the-radicationfl for u
IjiiiS t.. 1 'XifrJMiji :!- 4.-'
i fains, sllghtiyeboler1 aad partly cloudy
weather by Thursday" night, southwest to
I .1 sj i
i Mnuwui wmua, ; neaxyr wouaxy
I lowed by rising barcneter. -
For thejast Qulfstates, local rains,
followed by colder, partly cloudy weather
j winds shifting to north and west, higher
I barometer.
- For. .the , West Gulf States, light rams,
followed br clearing weather, winds gene-
rally northerly, -generally higher barome-
.. . . ..
I ter; colder weather in the east and southern
I portions on Thursday morning, followed
j during Thursday b
ture.
t m .1. - -w.? tt.h
ror xennesaeo uuu me uaw vaucy,
liriit rains, generally colder and partly
cloudy weather during Thursday, variable
winds, generally from north to west on
Thursday with higher barometer
Professor Cangny.
' The Baltimore American .has this to say
of the entertainment of Professor Caughy:
"Mr. Charles M. Caughy.formerly editor
and proprietor of Every Saturday, began
his career as a lecturer Tuesday evening at
Frederick. The audience was a large one,
and Mr. Caughy succeeded in making it
plain to them that he knew what he was
talking about His lecture on 'Glimpses of
I Italy' proved very entertaining, and the au-
dience thorouehly enjoyed it. Ills Ulustra-
lions, selected with the greatest care and
tnrown upon the senw with one of the
fiQe8t instruments made proved remarka-
ble in their brilliancy and naturalness."
I Mayor1 Court.
Merrick and Elias Smith, two
colored draymen, were arraigned oetore
i siavor ii ail. vesieraav mornin?. cnarsea
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raging in a little fisticuff near the
I IOO. OI mucess Sireei on luesaay aiier-
noon. On account of their general good
payment
CIiar&cler lhey were let on on tne payment
.of & each-
- " es s .J:t,
le4 at ttoe Ho.plfl.
i Mrs. M. L Haney, a very worthy lady,
I died at the City Hospital on Saturday last,
from coo.umpon. She wM . member o
the First Baptist Church, and the funeral
I on Sunday was conducted under the dh-ec-
I
I tion and auspices of that Church. She
I leaves a number of children.
HIVBR AND AIARINE.
Nor. barque Cortez, Hansen, hence, ar
rived at London, Feb. 19.
Nor. barque SkiA, Henricksen, hence,
arrived at Liverpool, Feb. 10.
Nor. barque Harden, and barque Queen
Victoria, sailed from Calais for this port,
Feb. 8.
Quarterly meetings.
, . , - ... .
rirsi iounaior me w umiugton iisi.ric
f tllft Mnthodiat frhnroh South:
I Ebe Circuit, at Elizabethtown.Feb
imtrvlR oni) 17
HokpRhnrv Circuit, at Belhanv. March
i and 3.
M.nn lvnoelnn Mh s. .
W v V V V w A.aa wa. au.w4.vH v.
Point Caswell Mission, at Bryant's,
. . jujoo.wi,
Marcli8 and 9
Duplin Circuit, at Kenansville, March 15
and 16.
Waccamaw Mission, March 20.
Onslow, at Lebanon, March 23 and 23.
Flemington Circuit, at Flemington,
March 29 and 30. -
W. H. Bobbitt, P. E.
. TOE HIAII.S.
The mails close and arrive at the City Post
Office as follows:
CLOSE.
Northern through mails, fast. .
7.-00 P. M
Northern thronirh and wav mails
8jWA-M I
v.wh -iRT nr n-m a m
Mails for the N. C. Railroad, and ,
routes supplied therefrom including
A AN. d Raflroad, at...7r00P. M. A8.-O0A. M.
Southern mails for all i5suMhv8.00 P
Western mails (a a Railway) daily
Airvr,iTKfttwnTTimirtt(i'pkYeYa:h cIisp.'m.
afaJl for Cheraw and Darlhurton Rail
Valla for nohitfl between Florence and
road 6:15 A. U. B.-ou tr. M.
charfesfonT.;.... 0:15 A. M. A 81OQ P. M,
Favetterille, and offlcesn Cape Fear 1;Q0
Ittbnday.&i.-
(Xnfiffl
Tuesdays and Fridays 6.-00 A. M.
Smith ville mails, by steamboat, daily
(except 8undays) 8:30 A. M.
Mails for Easy HflL Town Creek, Shal-
lotte and Lit
ttle River, Tuesdays and
Fridava 6:00 A. M
Wrightsvflle daily at... .............. 8,So A. M
" OPEN FOR DELIVERY.
Northern thro and way mails 7:80 A M.
Southern mails 7.30 A M.
Carolina Central Railroad WW A M.
Stamp Office open' from 8 A M. to 12 M., and
from S to 630 P. M. Money order and. Register
Department open same as stamp office.
' a TAtTTmT rphfXtaJ U VfTFrD"VTT a 'I' Ytfltn vaaaa1
MTerai .leepless nlghta, disturbed by the agonies
ed that Mrwow So tb's
Jnst the article needed, proenrea a suppiyior ine
child. On reaching home and acquainting his
wife with what he had done, she re rosea to nave n
admmistered to the child, as she was strongly in
x iuu mi
enta wit
iwing, th
id while
1 w.
babv still suffei
and while contemplating au
fLP18
nt, the mother stepped from
the room to attend - to some domestic duties
and left the father with the child. . During her ab-
IQQ D.49 1I T1 1 II lfHit,rt,i put yixjix v. vuo tnvuuuj
-v .l. a..tk.a. a..l miA nnrhfn tw 1Tro vnlfwK
mp VO UURS UaVJi CUIU Wiu aav ma & auui a
ISTmo'u
rfaMirhtd
la-hted witn tne wonuemu cnange, ana at- I
change,
decent!
-na offended at the deception prac-
uoeu 1
X upon her, nas- connuea ko use tne csyrup,
SaaAXSa
and suffering crying .babies and restless nights
cnai 01 me ayrnp
never yet failed, to relieve the baby, and over-
ye AautTta iv iuuviu uv vaiji caxava. vw- I
coma the prejaoioes 01 tne mower. ; .oia Dy au 1
DriiAXWta. oenwa botua. -
- a
(TJ u ; " tTbtobbhtk A.Obr. ; Th most intereBtlngana ; J i f!f;,r57A juur ttMraw:iVI'W-
1 I vamanie woTKonMexico ever DQbii8Hed. Fnuv I k-.-m.-.- ;. -
illustrated with two hundred, engravings and
tnaps. Complete in one volume. Send for terms'
anoirculartothepnbll8hera. :f ', , ; :
i fcb 14 St
JESTES & LADKIAT, BdBton.
EidharfljBaiiey
Annual Heeting.
? MVVVM.&r r
'-.
I rinss aitnttal MEETrNG OF tkb stock-
holders of the Bank of New Hanover will be held:
YTHTafi2nooCity' on.JURST.
S. D. WALLACE.
feb3 3t
t Cashier.
Silk Hats !
St.ifF nnn Saft Rg t '
OtJAL CLLLIX OUAW AACttS
HARRISON A ALLEN.
Hatters.
Please Note Carefully. ;
WE HAVE PLACED UPON OUR COUNTERS
this day, a fine artiole of PERFUMED TOI
LET SOAP, One Dozen Cakes in box, at 25 cents
a box. Without doubt the creates bargain in
-I Soap ever offered In this town. Inspect it; yon
will Duy. itespeotruiiy,
MUNDS BROS. &DeROSSET,
feb 14 it . Market and Second Streets.
Few More.
7T! HAVE A FEW PAIRS MORE OF THOSE
DESIRABLE
BOOTS
left. We are selling them AT COST AND LESS
J THAN COST, to close out. Don't want to carry
them over It pay you to look at them.
lpn P PrPTlpVl & SnnS
A ALilA x ouuo9
I 108 NORTH FRONT STREET.
feb 14 tf
Valentines. VaientineS.
FEBRUARY 11
Is the day when everybody expects to receive a
VALENTINE.
Young and old, large and' small, come one and
ail, to . ..j . .
HEINSBERGER'S LlYE BOOK STORE,
And sflrpply yourself from the Large and Beauti
ful stock of VALENTINES. feb 14 It
, ly ,
FRAUD I CATJXION 1 1
Many Hotels and .Restaurants refill the
Lea & PKKRTN8' bottles -with a spurious
Bilxture and sebvb it as the GENUINE
Lea & Perrlns' Worcestershire Sauce.
THE GREAT SAUCE
OF THE WORLD.
Imparts the most 'delicious tasto and zest to
EXTRACT
of a LETTER from
a MEDICAL GEN
TLEMAN at Mad
ras, to his brother
at WORCESTER,
May, 1851. .
Tell LEA & PER
RTNS that their
sauce is highly es
teemed In India,
and is In my opin
ion, the most pala
table, as well as
the most whole
some sauce that Is
made."
Signature is on every bottla of GENCINB
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUOE
Sold and used throughout the world.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES.
NEW YORK.
febl4Doawly th feb 14
Family Sociable.
A . FAMILY SOCIABLE, UNDER THE AUS-
plce8 Qf the HIBERNIAN ASSOCIATION, will I
take- place at GERMANIA HALL, on THURS
DAY EVENING, the J4th Inst. Refreshments at
city prices. Music by-Italian Harpers.
Tickets, admitting Lady and Gentleman, 50 eta.
Children 25 cts.
Can be had of the Committee Messrs. John
W, Riley, M. Carroll, M. Judge, Win. Sheehan
and CoL J. L. Cantwell. tu th feb 12 2t
The Boston Post,
QONTAINTNG A PORTRAIT OF, LIEUT. JOHN
U. RHODES, the Hero of the Gay Head Disaster,
Sketches, Official Report, AO. Also all the latest
Newspapers and Periodicals,
For saleTt HARRIS
feb 13 tf News and Cigar store.
FULL LINE OF PANT PATTERNS,
English Hair Cords
Black Worsteds, - i
Doeskin,
Corkscrew Worsteds,
Fancy Mixed Cassimeres.
MUNSON,
- feb 13 It Merchant Tailor.
FtiriiitTirei
Go to CBAFT'8 your Furniture buy; r
His prices are right, no one wDl deny. . ' '
There are Bureaus, Bedsteads, and nice Window
Shades, -'' :r.i .-
. . .
Waahstands, Tables and Chairs of all grades;
Oil Cloth for Tables, ditto for floor,
Oil CToth for Tables, ditto for floor. . : '
Mattresses and Spring Beds, what ask yon more
The patrons of CRAFT say his stock' Is complete
to prove uus assertion go to u irroni street.
ieo 10 tr
I r GRAVIES,
Sral HOT & COLD
ffSS?! TTTK ATS.
I
30c.
I L - .... k 1 1
I nwtTineuentsroraseventy-Tnree Centcoa
I " ' "! - V K ' " ,V :
jBevejty-threcCerits i ' '? ' V
1 NfaetyEUrht Cents for aDoUar and ThIrty-Klne '
Cent CORSET. w ... ,.;. v - C.C Z I
$1.39, ' t:: ':;'.v;0 -
Dollar and Thlrtv-Nlna Cent for a Dollar
and fievenfrvThrApi rtant fjnkSHT: 1
HAMBURa'EMBROIDER ' '
IOo
S ( - .- I60
4 SSo "
,-5 f 81o "
! S . " . S5o -
I '' r: IRISH POINT
; 4 tnohes wide, 6So per yard.
8 88o V
0 " 8o ...
A large stock to select from .
' A LARGE STOCK OP CRAPES, for Mournlhtf ..-'V . ' 1 1 ,
Bonnets, Veillnir and Dress Trtrnmings, at KK- - -Ar'j l rY I
I markably low prices.
I HI8BONS I t RIBBONS i R
1 Shade andWid ttt, will be sol
RIBBONS I in everv
sold lit TRTEURNnrmifl
REDUCTIONS. , .1
; - , ' AT
TAYLOR'S BAZAAR
118 Market St., - J
feb 13 tf
WILMINGTON, NVC j
Wanted,
I
100 GO0D QR HANDS, FOR GOV
ernment work at Keystone Quarrie?, on Cape
rear iuver, iourteen miles below Wilmington. I ; A -' 1 i .;
' febSSw , sn tuth R0S8 & LARA. J , '' g
Peruvran GuandjSlfl
. DIRECT IMPORTATIONS. f fet i
TTAVTNG RECEIVED ALL THE OTTAXO
Ju snipped to this country DIRECT FROM TUB
jaroiio, unuer new uu V!UtCALJUN X tvni
TRACT, we offer to the trade .
PEEU VIAN GUANO
of the best quality and in excellent condition,
For particulars and prices apply to
UUItTADO A CO.,
16 & 18 EXCHANGE PLACE,
tn th sat . NEW YOKE."
feb 5 eod3m
Window Shades, f
"VTEW SPRING STYLE8, NEW COIX)8 AND
-Li designs; Children's Carriages, all kinds; new
and handsome Fine Parlor and Chamber Biilta.
Dining and Library Suits. All new and first class
In every respect. Call and examine before yon
hoy. . D. A. SMITH,
; feblOtf Furniture Deafer. )
Cologne.
47 -t FARINA COLOGNE.LONG AND SnORT,
111 has been reduced from 75o. to 50o. a bob
tie: half-nint wicker bottles 75o. Florida Water.
naif-pint bottles, 60c. Tooth Brushes 20c.
d. 11. UAO.U11.
Druggist and Seedsman,
New Market, Wilmington, N. C
feblOtf
Pure Drugs, Medicines
rr
npOILET ARTICLES,' FOREIGN AND AMKRIt-
j. can, or the highest quality, at THE LOWK'
EST PRICES. I
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO T11E
I .riUtSUKiPTlON DkPAKTMaNT. . I . ; . v. 1
WILLIAM H. GREEN, f . '- . - V
feb 12 tf
I
Tllg Injun on the War Path.
2
v:
TEHRENDS & MCNROE. S.
E. Cor. Market-
, JL) and 2nd Streets, Wilmington. N. C are not
much on poetry, but b on prose and on keep-
ing the Lartrest and Best Stock of Fnrnltare!
'iin.
the State, which they sell Five Per cent below
any poetical house in the state. .ta s u j
We HereDy Promise antl Agree; j
rjy SELL ALL ARTICLES IN OUR'UNEj-'
quality considered AS LOW IN PRICE as any
Grocer in Wilmington. WE DO NOT 8EIX
ADULTERATED SUGARS, special care being taV
ken to procure a pure artiole of this every -day
necessity.
We sraarantee everv Article sold to be as reo-
resented. . -
Pleascali, examine and inquire, and If yra
are. not satisfied with our goods we will not be
offended if you do not purchase. -
We deliver Durchases l
fab 12 tf . J AS. B. HUGGINS CO.!
Knicterliocter Rein Holiers, 1
QHECK EASE, PATENT BREAST COLLARS,
Trunks, Bags, Saddles, Harness, Carriages of alt
Kin as. itepairmg in an its Drancnes vj pkiuoq
workmen. . Mc DOUG ALL A BOWDEN,
b 10 tf Opposite Giles B Murcniaon
For Sale.
rpiiE CAPE FEAR TOBACCO WORKS, together
with all the Machinery and Fixtures necessary L
carry on the business extensively. ' ' "f'
appiyto f
feb 8 lw EDWARD KIDDER
N. A. Siedinan. Jr., j
- ATTORNEY AT LAW, I
Office on Princess between Front and Bd Sts.
in the Basement of Building No. 114. next to old
Journal Building. WILMINGTON, N. C. 4
- Prantlaaji In all the Criminal and Civil Courts
MfkaaW i . v.
5-
-avnr I
of New Hanover, Bladen, Columbus, Pen ier aad -' 'jV ;'. -;
Brunswick Counties. JanWDAWlm : ,
Land Plaster,
. m . . w . miiatr a. HIUIflR
JL? ; : General Commission 1 MarohanU,
. . ' - -. x WUmmgtoB. N.
' Also.' Sole Agents for the PORTLAND PLAS
TER mLLS, fhe Prodncta ,ofwhich armaie
rrom U-A.au r-iaBxa.n mm jiv" vnwuni
Correspondence solicited.
Ian 1 tl:
New Scaxboroiigli House,
ATO. 104 NOKTH WATTTR RTRTTET ' I
IN . L- --' AND PBXNCKS3 STREET ,
, -WTLMTNGTON. N. O. ,
- . Thertoest Restaarantla the City, t ' T J -Board
$1.25 per Day. Three Tickets $1.00, Sln-
1a VmlIb SRn. Nn Mna.1a aant Odt. '
dee.Ttf R.J. SCARBOROUGH. Prop
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