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The Morning Star. BV ffM. II. JJERMARD. - - PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT MONDA1S aATXS Of iTJBaOBlPTKWi IX A&fAMG. Oae Tear, (by Mall) Porta Pald, .--... . Six Months, Three Mohs." !! Two Months, " " u ft W 4 w 9 00 1 50 T6 To City Sabftorlbers, deUredln any part ntth citT. Fimn Ora per week. Our City .m nnt anthorixed to oouoot for more ffan three months In adTanoe. sntared at the Port OiBoe at Wttmlngton, N. CL, MORNING EDITION; " OVTIiINBa. Dvnamiters threateo to Wow utt the British museum. Total net cotton reeeiDta 4.097.698 bales., t Four rail road coaches, well filled withe passengers, were wrecked at Greenville, N.: J4 on the R9ad!n? Rilroad; twenty-fire wounded persons had beefl removed from the wreck and many more were to be extricated ; some Il7e9 are reported lost. Postofflce in spectors yesterday arrested the postmaster at Edenton. N. C. ; he waa short in his ac counts. -The new State officers of Illinois were installed yesterday. Photographs of Cunningham, j the man charged with causing the explosion at the T-wer of London, haye been sent to New, York and Paris for purpose jof identiflca ii n - New York markets:, Money pr cent. ; cotton doll at 11 3 16 117 16c; southern flour steady it $3 25 5 7o wheat, ungraded red 8292c; corn, ungraded 5050ic; rosin easy at $1 22 1 27frspirits turpentine steady at 31c. Harpers' editor has gone South- for his health, his wife says. : John McCnllough is in Baltimore, ami he is by no means himself. Grant has gone back t.hjsand fut f cigars daily, .20oents each. Hand around the hat. o President-elect p c;d to arrive Mondv next. Cleveland is ex at New York on Office-seekers : i will i.o?e. In Virginia the New York, Phila driphia and Norfolk Railroad is talking of fencing it in at a cost of $40,000. - ! ' ") ' i A Dr. Harrison, of; New sYork, has married a daughter of old- Brigham Young. That is a new way to settle the Mormon question. ;. -Jysi'- John Francis Quarles, - a negro lawyer of some distinction and former consul at Port Mahorr, is dead at Flushing, N. Y., aged 38. Mr. George Jones, editor of the New York Times, says Grant's $250,- 000 trust fund is safe. He is sure to get a round sum annually for hiatrp- port. Mr. 'A 'imam 1. VV alters has pre sented some magnificent bronzes to the city of Baltimore. They have just been unveiled in Mount Vernon Square. ' :, . ; Henry Shaw ("Josh Billings") is 67 years old. He lives in New York City. He has said many excellent things, but his spelling is not ito be imitated. - , :i . 5 A secret convention of dynamiters is to be held in Paris in February. The British navy is said to be tho next obiect of attack. ' Catch the scoundrels and hang them.;s. If Gen. W olseley and his army should b defeated they: would have J to flee to Gen. Gordon for protection and would not that be funny ? Then who will go to the rescue of. all s, ;, Old Ben Butler say s the United States cannot prohibit the manufac- ture of dynamiter The people can and they ought to put a stop to it. But old Ben is hardly correct in his opinion. ' - ' ; i The three richest men in the Sen ate from the South are Jo Brown, Wade Hampton and Randall Gib' son. The three brainiest men from the South are Suppose: we say, Vance, Uoke and Lamar, or Vest, Butler and Morgan? , Here is a nice, sweet nut for the negrophilists in the North to cracki The Boston Post says: ' : ; "Several weeks asro Richard T. Greener and Robert H. Terrell,: both colored and both graduates of Harvard University, were - proposed for membership in the Harvard Club of Washington. , At its .meeting last week these gentlemen were, black balled. We are getting along beautifully in the settlement 01 this race question." The lawyers in their Convention recommended to the Legislature that the Superior Court have five Justices and the Superior Courts Eave fifteen Judges. There is said to haye been strong leanings on the part of some to the old county court system. This old system was a good one, and we are not sure that a return to it would not be an excellent way of diminish' mg crime and giving speedyr trials! The recommendation is to glte the Governor the appointing power with wjo uuuHeni 01 j tne senate, .ine re port was unanimously adopted. VOL. XXXV.NO. 111. MEETING OF THE BAR. Raleigh CtowniKV At thd afternoon session there war a Jong and interesting , general dis cussion of the defects of the court system and of the possible Improve-J ments. The following resolutions were offered and debated, and refers Ted to the committee of -fifteen which was appointed to make la ie-. port: ' t " 'v;'''w'Vl I" The resolutions were . very numer- pus. each lawyer appearing to be loaded with a series. We have not spaoe for them. tStab. , . , j On motion of Mr. Geo. H. Snow, Hon. Jos. J. Davis was chosen Presi dent of the Bar Association for the present year; . ; 4 - t l ,ior. iavis, in a tew well chosen wrds, said he wouM Undertake anlimJds ealaA' UvMb)eKat apartau- uuty . tuas q-par migut aesire to hnpose upon bim. - He only wished mat ms .capacity and experience ' were such as would enable Him the' better to serve the cause which the Association had at heart. V : Oh motion of Mr. W. H. Malonel the meeting formally resolved itself into 5The North Carolina Bar Asso ciation.' The following officers of the Association were then chosen: President, J. J. Davis; Vice Presi dents by Districts First, C. W Grandy; Second, Thos. R. Purnel!: Third, E. T. Boykin; Fourth, WlAi Guthrie; Fifth, Samuel H. Webbf Sixth, W. J. Montgomery: Seventh," John S. Henderson; Eighth, J. Si Adams; Ninth, H. Malone; Sec retary, T. M. Argb; Treasurer, Wall ter Ulark. - i The following committees were ap pointed: ; Hiiecutive Committee- J . J Da vis,. M. Argo, D. G: Fowle, Ri W. Winston-, J. C. Buxton, H. G. Connor, John W. Graham. Admission of Members Geo. H. Snow, W. H. & Burgwyn, W. W. Fuller, C. B. Ay cock, Thos. W. Strange. ;. , . .. ;,v , Gnevancesr-B. F. Lonff," J. G. Martin, W. O. Temple, W. W. Clarke, W. H. Day. Law Reform R. F. Dick, Thos, Baffin, T. C. Fuller, W. D. Pruden, Marsden Bellamy. Legal iLducation John Maumner, H. C. Jones, J. M. Mullen. Geo. M: Rose,-J.. A. Lockhart. Legal Biography R. H. Battle, W. A. Montgomery, B. B. Moore, J. A. Long. : It was resolved, on motion of Mr. W. A. Guthrie, that it. is the sense of the Bar Association that the solici tors should be appointed bv the Governor, with the '.consent of the Senate. BXPOBT. The committee on the judicial sys tem of the State, to whom were re ferred various resolutions relating to that subject, respectfally-rxsporftnat they baveconsidered the whole mat ter and recommend the adoption -of the following resolutions: 1st. That the best interests of the State require an amendment to the constitution providing for the ap pointment of all the judges by the Governor and his council, with the advice and consent of the Senate. 2d. That an amendment to the con stitution should be submitted to the people, providing for an increase of the number of justices of the Su preme Court to five. 3rd. That we recommend an in- crease in the numDer 01 superior Courts in such conn ties as need greater court facilities, with a provi- sion that some of the terms shall be for the trial of civil cases only, and in our opinion, to meet this require ment, the number of superior Uourt Judges should be increased to fifteen. A constitution was .adopted to govern the Association, and the time of holding the annual meeting of the Bar Association of the State was fixed on the first 'Wednesday after the second Monday in J uly next, at Raleigh. Hon. J. J. Davis was re quested to deliver the address at that time. THE BANQUET. At the Yarborough House at night the resident- members of the Bar gave a brilliant banquet to their vis itors. r ; -I -; ; Spirits Ttifpentiiie. Weldon Nevos; We regret to announce the death of Mrs. R. B. Parker, which took place at her residence on Fri day night last. " : r Asheville Advance: A num ber of physicians of the city and county met yesterday at the office of Dr. Bur roughs and took initiatory steps toward or ganizing wnat is w oe mown as me jjuu- combe County Medical Association. , .: Wilson Advance: The Advance congratulates the Blounts of Wilson and the Thorpes 01 'JS ash over the passage 01 the French spoliation claim bill, which will give to these parties quite a large sum... The great grandfather of the ' Blounts : and Thorpes, Mr. Jonathan Woods,, had three vessels loaded with silk which were cap tured by the French.' - -, -"J : 'v: 1 Goldsboro Messenger: Mrs W. R. Jones died in this place a few nights since with consumption. Mrs. -William Langston died suddenly in Fork town ship, on ; Wednesday of last week. . ? The condition or Mr. Kichartt rearsaii, who .was ' stricken with paralysis while standing on Walnut street last Saturday, remains unchaneed. : - r ' "" Raleigh" 2Vews- Observer ': Sheriff ! 8. H. Manning, of New Hanover county, yesterday settled his taxes, amounting t0 $8,80498. -Yesterday the following Jarvis: "Hon. T, J. Jakvis, City:-The Monogram Club desire to tender you and WILMINGTON, Mrs. Jarvis farewell hop on Friday even- loe. xne sutn inst.. t iienrv naiL" l - Baxer, of Pennsylvania whp, owns the copper mines ton the Koyster tract near Blue. Wing, this county, -returned to his mines last week after a brief visit to the ;North. . We learo that during his absence ne naa a specimen .01 his .ore assayed, and iS panned out seventy-five per cent. ; The mtne has been pronounced next to the rich st in America. ," - "New. Bernev Journals : .Died, on Monday; January. 26th, 1885, at her home at Johnson's Mills; -Pitt connty, Mrs. Caro line Wooten.-wife of W. S Woolen, in the 84th year of her age. t -We are in re ceipt of the painful news of the death of Mrs.' Belle Hughes, wife . of Mr. Theodore J. .Hughes, which occurred at Mobile, AJa., on the morning; of the 26th instant, of pneumonia. . The .fishermen' brought in several white shad yesterday. , Charlotte Observer: Mr. Bob Wall, or this . city, who rana a ; passeneer engine on the Air Line railroad, was taken buTtf. STO.. while on- kla .trio to this itv- fronx Atlanta: lastvltmradav evenine ' and incarcerated in the. Spartanburg jail. The charge Was that on his trip to Atlanta, the previous day, he had run , over and killed an old man named Cole, on Thickety tresr tie; the coroner's jury having decided that the killing was due to the engineer's negli gence. . -H-S ...if . i Greensboro Workman : Me banevilledotsr Mr. A. M. Woods, who has been3 'afflicted with paralysis for six years past, and who was a' member of flaw Fields Presbyterian churchy died on the 25th instr aged about 69 years. Dr. W. A. Thompson left this place on Satur day on hi return' home. His horse ran away, and as he was approaching a house where?1 there was a quilting a! "number of ladies who witnessed the Doctor's peril ran out,? and making a line across the road slopped the horse and saved the buggy, if not also the Doctor's life. . ; Fayetteville Observer; Many persons1 are possibly unaware that the Chestnut, English - Walnut, Pecan and otheVnut bearing trees will grow rapidly in th&iectioniwith a little attention while they are young. Hob. R 'R Bridgera. President of the Wilmington &Weldon and Wilmington, Columbia & , Augusta Rail roads, arrived in his private car on -Tuesday. He comes to locate the Wilson Short Cut road within the limits of the town. This is the most important railroad that can be built for Fayetteville. Readers of the Observer will be glad to know that, early in February,' the Observer will be printed from a. complete new outfit of type and upon a new and fast power press. Raleigh Farmer and Mechanic: Mr. H. D. Egerton, of Louisburg, sold last week in the Raleigh market a eood size lot of tobacco at $60 per hundred,. The House of Representatives passedthe John H. Reagan Railroad bill (to regulate rates between the States) by a vote of 161 to 75; and 87 not voting. Genj Cox, Col. Green, Capt Skinner and Dr York voted for it. Maj. Dowd and O'Hara voted against it. Col. Bennett and Gen. ft. B. Vance were absent on account, of .sickness. Al though Rev. W. 8. Lacy was too well treated at Henderson not to coitat orer the call tendered him to remove there, we learn that after going home he decided that after all "there is no place like home." Rockingham Rocket: Died, of pneumonia, in this town on the 21st inst, Mrs.-J. B. Howie. The total num ber, of spindles at work' in and around Rockingham , will aggregate, when the Roberdelia flu4 iro waiempiaxea improvements added to Midway, nearly twenty thousand. This means work and a comfortable support for many poor families of women and children. Information is wanted of the whereabouts of Walter Green, who left his home on the 29th of January, 1884. Any person knowing any thing of him will please address his father, Thos 8. Green, at Rockingham, N. C. r While Mr. Napier was passing near a branch in the vicinity of Pee Dee village, he saw a buzzard near the pathway, and, after the bird had flown, bo went to see what he was preying upon. To his horror he found the remains of a white new-born babe, one arm of which was almost consumed by the buzzard. OITT. NBW ADVERTISEMENTS. J. C. Mtjnds Putz-Pomade. MtrNsoN Genta' furnishings. Heiksbergeb To masqueraders. JT C Stevenson Dried fruit; -etc. E G. Blair Commission merchant. Hall & Pearsall New crop molasses. I o eat Dou. ' ' Receipts of cotton yesterday 143 bales. . Fence or no fence ? that's the question. - Thermometer 34 at 6 a. m. and 59 at 6 p. m. yesterday. - There was absolutely nothing doing in magisterial circles yesterday. No tramps applied for accom modations at the station house Thursday night. Only one trifling case of drunk enness before the Mayor's Court yesterday morning. , Mr. El P. Bailey is having a nice residence erected in the neighborhood of. Fourth and Ann streets. A new postofBce has been es tabliBhed at Onion, Brnnswick county, N C.V, with Duncan McFadyin as postmaster. r One of the - "Directory" men came across a woman in the southern part of theity who is 26 years of age and has a daughter 15. We hear of several Wilming tonians who expect to go to Washington ttrwitness the inauguration of President Cleveland. ; It will be an event long to be remembered." . There was ice and a heavy frost yesterday morning, and at 3 p7 m. the tiier- mometer in the Stab 'office regisiered62 degrees. We are getting used to sudden at mospherii; changes this printer. , , i;! Our "engineers ire ' :" brushing "preparatory.; to ' commencing , the long run through to Richmond, on the W. & W.; 'RaUrpaaY therschuie'ioC which goes into Uw9.W.iioP.'r 1 conductors will have chargei .vi : ' v i N.C.VlSATpjtpi r OgERA HOUSE. . . n-Ji: M su n' -,fi ' i Professor , Richard A.: Proctor, the ytry. eminent n'glish n astronomer, gave Jaat night, at the Opera Bouse, to aji intelligent and interested audience, the second, of his lectures npoje that' fascinating aibject,1 "Astronomy. It occupied abotttan hour and three-quarters. He bar complete ntas-1 tery of iis y' subject and he hat"1 a- very nappy taient to popularize - science so as ip brine it within .the comprehension of a idhinthe comprehension of airly cultivated audience. - Bis speech is rather , ranld, and it wis ,with much diffl culty that we . could follow r him at times. f To be candid, we found, ourselves in a sort, of nebulous conditioaVTwith; jie, hazy understanding of a point here and there. I The topic he handled was "The Sup, , and he treated it if hot , in aa: exhaustive ' manner.and of that wa venture no opinion, at least in appy, Jncid and ' comprehea- si ve manner. ! Me tola his nearers mucn that they knew and a ood deal that they? did not know, and he illustrated his lecture, with numerous views that served admira bly to bring out Ln clearer light the text of his argument. It was a very agreeable en tertainment, and he .managed to tell, we may suppose,' in- less than two hours near ly all that is known of 'the. great luminary in the heavens. Itis a treat to hear this most eminent, of . astronomical Jeeturen present the riches of his learning , and ob servation and to condense the ..study of years in the compass of one discussion. We are glad that we have had the privilege of hearing this world-wide distin guished lecturer upon a branch of science that is so engaging. We can now turn again with renewed pleasure to those three remarkably entertaining and richly illus trated papers on "The New Astronomy" that appeared in The (jentury Magazine in the closing numbers of last year by an emi nent astronomer, to whom Professor Proc tor referred, we think. Personal. Msj. C. W. McClammy, of vPender, was in the city yesterday. Col. H. B. Short, of Lake Waccamaw, was here on a visit yesterday. V. Mr. B. G. Worth, who has been quite sick, is gradually improving. Hon. James C. McRae, of the Fourth -Judicial District of this State!' - was 'fn the city yesterday. - Mr, Asa Ross, a prominent Republican of Brunswick, and formerly Senator from that county, was in the city yesterday. We regret to learn that Capt. Wm. M. Parker has buffered a relapse, though be had --jaaained liltl loo ground a last accounts. Rev. P. J. Carraway, Presiding Elder , who has been home for a day or two this week, holds quarterly meeting at Elizabeth town to day and to morrow. By the way, his family are now with him at Mr- "W- 'nr- -ShSW'8. J watuiug. xi next appointment will be at JTront street Church, this city, February 7th and 8th. WllmlnctoB Light Infantry. ' The Light Infantry had a fine, drill at their splendid armory in the City Hall basement Monday bright, which was con ducted by their new commander, Capt. J. T. Anthony. By the way, Capt. 'Anthony is said to give great satisfaction. Coming here a comparative Btranger some six or eight months ago, he has made many warm fnends in our midst, and especially among our Light Infantry boys, with whom he has been thrown mostly in contact. Capt. Anthony is a Virginian by birth, but had lived in Charlotte about eight years previous to his advent in our "city by the sea." About two years of that time he was Captain of the Hornet's Nest Rifles, of that place.: He was somewhat recently elected Colonel of the Fourth Regiment N. C. S. G. , a position which he has not yet re. signed, being for the present only the act ing Captain of- our company . BIVEB AND BlARINE. 9 Br. barque Elizabeth Child, James, hence, arrived at Bristol Jan. 28. The government tug Woodbury is on the marine railway undergoing repairs. ; For the Star. TH E ITO-PENCE 0 UESTION. Editor Stab Dear Sir: Please allow me through your paper to say to neighbor "Nemo" that his last suggestion is a good one, but in my opinion it is entirely itn practicable on ... account of constitutional provisions. I hope some legal authority Thanks ta "Nemo" for gratis informa tion. ' " - v Experience. Masonboro, Jan. 29.- CITY ITEMS. A CASE NOT BEYOND HELP. Dr. 1C H.Hins dale, Kenawte, 111., advises us of a remarkable cure of Consumption. - He says : "A neighbor's wife was attacked with violent lunjt disease, on- r- R THE LUNGS. To the astonishment of alUby the tma Rhn had lined one half dosen bottles she was about the house doing her own work. I saw her at her worst, and bad no Idea she could reco ver." ' " '-J . ' . Wm. HL Green, Agent, Wflmfaucton. N. a 1 mis: WTWSTXIW'S SOOTHINa STRTJP Rit STLVunra Cobb thus writes In the Bottom CHrl finn Freeman :- We would dv no means reoom- mend anv kmd of me"ioine which we did not koow to De good particularly to, infanta.-, But of Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup we can speak from knowledge; in our own family it has proved a. hlaaaine indeed, bv srlvlnir an infant troubled with oollo pains qulev ele-p and the parents un broken rest at night. Most parents .-an appre ciate these btesshws. Here I anartiole which workatonerfeotion.and which is harmlew. for the kleep which it affords the infant ia perfectly natural ana tne ntue oneruo awai.es aa - ongm aa a button " And dnrtnir the oroeess of teeth ing its value Is inoalcuUble. We have frequent ly heard mothers say that they would not ; be wirhoot it from the bfrto of the child till it had finkthed witu the teething siege, on any conside ration whatever.- Sold bv all druggists. SS cents a bottle. . Wi-;;-; . iao louowinjc are vne maicauons iar M-- nay:-1""- rr; For the Sonth Atlantic SUtes warmer, partly cloudy weather and local rains,- with, variable winds, generally easterly. ; ; H Firsi:Round for the Wilmington Dis-. nct 01 the Methodi8t JS. Church, boutb: .: juzaoetn uircuit, at jsuzaDetntown, -January 81 and February 1. - -;sV r . Wilmington, at Front street, February 7 and 8 1 . ' : ; Carver's Creek Circuit, at Liberty, Feb ruary 4 and 15. - f ;V . ! Waccamaw Mission, at Bethel. February 14 and 18. . .., i-.-,.. ;.. . , Whiteville Circuity at Whiteville, -Feb ruary 21 and 23. - ; '!-li' u u ':' i Topsail Circuit, at Scott's Hill. February 28 ana March 1. . . Onslow Circuit, at Tabernacle, March 7 and V -; . - . ; i : .Duplin Circuit, at Kenansville. March 14 and 15. " - - ,: ..!..-.; u ;. - BrnnswlCB: Circuit, at Concord March 21 and 22 . 1 The District Stewards will meet at the Front Street Church in Wilmington at 11 o'clock a. m., on the 4th of February. ' -' -Paul J. Cabbawat. Presiding Elder, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. E. G. Blair, Broker and Commission Merchant. FLOUR. MEAL, GRAIN, COTTON AND COUN TBY PRODUCE a Specialty. TE THOUSAND DOZEN EGGS WANTED. , Jan 81 tf No. 19 N. Second Street. ents' EiLiTiishiiijgG-oods. A-WCOLLABS OP VARIOUS STYLES, Laundried and Unlaundrled 8hirts,' White and aea aii-wooi iriaanei &uii, sik Handkerchiefs, ajo moves, ana uosiery in great variety,- At JflUBSUJN'S, Jan 81 It . Clothing Rooms. PUTZ-POMAi)E IS US1FUL IN THE HOUSB--hold. ln the 8tore, in the Workshop, in everv Place wtieie Metal Work la to be- kept tright. Try it for Show Cases, Andirons. 8ilverware, Har ness Trimmings, scales. Musical instruments, Pt ve Trimmings. Door Handles, and anv kind of Metal Work. For sale by . JAMES C. MTJNDS, Pharmacist, Jan 31 It 104 North Front St. To Masqueraders. T V NEW LOT OP MASKS, MADE OP WIRE, CLOTH and PAPER, Just received.' Please call and supply yourselves at REINSBERGER'S. -Pianos and Organs, O OLD FOR CASH OR ON THE EASY INSTAL MENT PLAN, At HEINSB KRGKR'8 Jan 31 tf Live Book and Music Stores. Hew Crop Molasses. T Cuba and New Orleans. Choice New York State Btitter. srianting Potatoes. FRESH ARRIVALS AT LOW PRICES. HALL k PEARSALL. JanSlDAWtf Dried Frnit. 2000 LBS- DRm) and bvap-applks' 500 " PEACHES, DRIED HUCKLEBERRIES, PRUNES, &o. Par ties wanting to buy Wholesale need not send off; they can buy cheaper from me. MOUNTAIN ROLL BUTTER at 25c retail, or 20c by the package. A Barrel of STEVENSON'S FAMILY FLOUR for $3.75. 500 Lbs Choice N. C. HAMS, SIDES and 8H0ULDER8. lOOO Lbs. SUGAR-CURED SHOULDERS, at very low price. - SWEET POTATOES in quantities on consign ment. C. FERRIS' F. M. BEEF Just opened. Also, STKIPS and HAMS. . J. C. STEVENSON, MARKET ST. JanSltf New Crop CUBA MOLASSES, First Cariio or tie Season. 552 Hoa B Ds TIERCES, Ex Schooner Canton, Direct from Matanzas, now landing. Orders solicited. janS8 tf WORTH & WORTH. WE ABE SELLING! ALL KINDS OF DRV GOODS, CARPETS, : CURTAINS, CORNICE,ItIATTINGS, Ac, &c, ..VERY, VERY CHEAP NO MISTAKE. . . R. M. McENTIRE. Closing out UNDERWEAR very cheap.' Jan5D4Wtf . JNO. W. GORDON. JOS. D. SMITH Jno. W.Gordon & Smith . AGENTS, UTfirpool . & LoMoa & 'mote lis. Co., which, as we have once or twice remarked, pays all losses without discount. Give , us a trial, and we will do our best to please you. , . : R -jan 25 tf Crossi-Cut Cigareetts ' TUST RECEIVED, At KASPBOWICrS ,-Kj!vj. HlOldClgaTSuid. WHOLE NO. 5732: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.' ,' GOOD SUGGESTIONS. THE CBEAHERT BDTTERED FLOOB IS MEETING WITH SUCH MARKED SUCCESS H. -.-- -. that we find It will pay ns to sell it for 85 CENTS1 PER PACKAGE. This necessary article of food is prepared with a mach care, and is Buoh a great convenience to hoaaa keepers, that we do not hesitate to put it oaiae market. ' The finest LIGHT BREAD, XOLL& MUFFINS, WAFFLES, and CAKES of all kiadscanhe made in a few minutes and wlthont any troubled ' " : 5 It Is so cleanly that yon. can make your Cakaa Breads, &Cm in the bouse without affecting the tidlaeM of the room. , Seea&taaooompany each package. , , ..r-cl . It is prepared .by Mr. J. ;D. Strange, a former Wilmingtonlan, now of New York city, and we know It is PURE AND WHOLESOME. , PRICE REDUCED TO 25 -CENTS PER PACKAGE P. L. Bridgers & jCo., 110 North Front St, Jan 25 DAW tf Just Beceived,' A N OTHER LOT OF THOSE' LADIES' KID BUTTON $2.00 SHOES. Also, a full line of Men's, Ladles, Misse and Children's Shoes, of all styles, and at the lowest prices, A. BHRTJBR, Jan 28 tf 108 Market St. Ship Notice. All persons are hereby cautioned against harboring or trusting any of the crew of the American Brig -MARY B DANA, Capt. Mitchell, as no debts of their contracting will be paid by Master or Consignees. E. G. BAKKJSK & CO., jan29 3t Consignees.: Spring Trade. ARE PREPARED TO FILL PROMPTLY orders from the country for Plows, Hoes, Trace Chains, Backhands, &o , at very low prices. GILES & MUCHISON, Jan 25 tf - ' Marchison Block. Ten Cents Per Month. THE STORY MONTHLY IS THE CHEAPEST Magazine published It contains 80 complete-stories, 18 pages of U eful Information, Wit and Humor (strictly moral.) For sale at C. M. HARRIS' Jan 22 tf Popular News and Cigar store. 1 f New Biver Mullets. 1 till just recived from the fishery.for sale low. Also, 160 BOXE CHOICE BRANDS OF TO BACCO, to be sold at factory prices. 8AM 'If 8B. deo7tf IS Market 8treet. Our Fishing Smack JJ AS ARRIVED WITH A FINE LOT of BLACK FISH, SNAPPERS and BREM, caught on the Snappers' Banks. If you wish some' hing nice to e-tt call early at our Fish M arket. JanSltf W. B. DAVIS & SON. Slocum's OXYGENI8ED PURE COD LIVER OIL, Soott's Emulsion, Camm's Emulsion, Hydro -lein, and a new supply of all kinds of Pa teat Me dicines and Pur Dmgs jtut received. Prescrip tions filled at any time, day and night, at F. C. MILLER'S, Jan4tf Corner of Fourth and Nun Streets, No Failure Here. J TAKE THIS MEANS OF SAYING THAT THE report current in the streets yesterday that the undersigned had failed, is utterly untrue and without any foundation whatever. It arese per haps from a suit in a Justice's Court against a person bearing a name that sounds similar to that of the undersigned. I HAVE-NOT FAILED, and will not fail, to keep on hand the FINEST LIQUORS AND CIGARS, and to keep the FI NEST RESTAUR AN T in the city, where all can drive dull care away by' familiarity with the finest the market .affords. The only failure around my way is the failure Walker Moore met with ln collecting bills this morning, but he will try again. WILL WEST, jan 27 tf Prop. Gem Restaurant and saloon. 1, 2, 3. J HORSE, 2 PONIES, 3 MULES, SAFE, 2 ENGINES, 8 BOILERS. And numerous other articles "too tedious to mention," For sale by PRESTON GUMMING & CO., Millers and Grain and jan 28 tf Peanut Dealers. Plumbing and Gas Fitting.; "yE ARB NOW PREPARED TO EXECUTE all jobs in Plumbing and Gas Fitting with dis patch, and guarantee satisfaction Also A few more STOVES (botn Cooking and Heaters) left, at figures to suit all. - WH. ALDERMAN & CO., Jan25tf .25 Market Street. T3LANK BOOKS, LETTER BOOKS, CHECK. U Note and Receipt books. all sizes, in stock and made to order, f-pecial att ention to orders for Lithographing Checks, Drafts, Letter Heads, Visiting Cards, invitations, Ac Seals and Rub ber stamps of ev- ry detcrip ion made to order. A full stock of Office and Fancy stationery al ways on hand. C. W. YATES, jan25tf 119 Market St Don't You Forget rjr-o SEND DOWN ANI GET A TRIAL LOT OF THOSE ALL-PORK SAUSAGE and yon will buy only of ..-. MRS. B. WARREN, -' 2d bet. Market and Dock Sts. I am still delivering MILK to all parts of the city. . . jan25tf . O Special Bargains JN TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, DOTLAS AND T OWELS. A new supply of H ANDKERCHIEFSj good quality Misses' wOSSAMERS at one dollar -rssi'ls Svroi; ; hedrick, ' I" vjaawtr : . us Market St; .-raXATS AAVlbMI fca J,..,- n81 J 21-- at or " : live Dara. - ... x.. -. . J ' 3g jfoath,.... 10 Co Montna,..... 40 co tarooatract AATerttoementa taken at propor- tioutntr,oittM. .-: , f . ;;v-;; .. :ta Baas eoBd Nonpareil type make onV eqnare ; NEW 'ADVERTISEMENTS. Attractive : Offerings ! WANT A FEW MORE CUSTOMERS FOR A FEW MORS BARGAINS, and THIS WEEK we will show sofiM BIG REDUCTIONS in eertain - ,i " "-- - '- ' lines of dothlng. -Alt of our OVERCOAT8 MUST GO. no matter what they cost. - - y-- r -i . ' - THE BALANCE of our BOYS' SUITS MUST GO, no matter at what figure we would like to sell them. . - - ' OUR PIECE GOODS MUST BE ALL SOLD SHORTLY, and they too will go when a custom f er comes and means business. r MONEY IS A MIGHTY MOTOR, AND CASH DOWN GETS BIG BARGAINS. . A. DAVID, Janlltf Merchant Tailor and dottier. Insurance Rates Beducod. JJHE PREMIUM BATES OF THE MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. OF NEW YORK! (assets one hun dred and one million jlollars), were reduoeda few years ago about 15 pet cent lower than any other Co. Policiev,rtll be Issued on which the premiums may be paid In monthly instalments. For information apply to M. S. WTLLABB, Agent, Telephone No. 5. nt.fl. water street. JanSStf Hats! Umbrellas! i . - LOW PRICES 1 HARRISON ALLXK, batten. Jan 25 tf Powdered Sage, JpOWDERED CAYENNE PEPPER. POWDERED THYME, SPICES OF ALL KJNDS, A fresh lot just received. WILLIAM H. GKEEN. Jan25tf Druggist For Sale. . JjV)R A DIVI8I0N THE FAYETTEVILLE SUN, AND JOB OFFICE ATTACHED, will e sold at ruouo auction, on jreDru&ry em, at is o'clock M. Terms cash. Rs. BRYAN, Jr., Surviving Partner of Evans & eryan. ianSStds Bock Lime, CX)R BUILDING PURPObBa nJBERAL DISCOUNT FOR LARGE LOTS AND TO THE TRADE. Address FRENCH BRO8., Rocky Point, N. C. or O. G.iPAR8LEY, Jr., rn tu fr W lmlngton. N t. . apt tf Just Received, FRESH ASSORTMENT OF THE NICKER BOCKER SHOULDER BRACES, for both Ladles and Gentlemen. W. 8. BRIGGS ft CO , janS5 tf N. W. corner Front and w arket. For Sale, Lots QF HORSE BLANTBTS, LAP BOBES, SAD- dles, Harness, Trunks, 8athels. Ac. A full line of Carriages, Buggies, Phaetons, Carts, Drays, Ac, at factory of McDOUGALL A BOWDEN, Opposite Giles & Murohteon's Store. jan25tf - Library Lamps. HAND AND STAND LAMPS, LAM BRN ers. Chimneys and Shades. We have just received a full supply of our popular COLUMBIA AND SOUTHERN OaK COOK STOVES. Have you seen our Improved Farmer? Pure White Oil always on hand. ' PARKER & TAYLOR. Jan 25 tf 28 South Front St. Agricultural Implements GF BVEBT DESCRIPTION. WITH OUR large stock we are new prepared to furnish country merchants with anything in the HARB WARB line AT bOTTOM PRICES. WM. B. SPRINGER CO., . . . Successors to Jno. Dawson A Co , 19, 21 A 28 Market Street, Wilmington. N. C. Examine our stock. JangStf Comfortable and Stylish,' QUB COMMON SENSE SHOES FOR LADIES. Our SHOES for Gents: wear fit easily asd wear comfortably. Misses and Children's SHOES in great variety and shapes to fit without hurting. Come and try a pair. Sold low at ' T Geo. B. French & Sons. 106 NORTH FRONT STREET. Jan25tf Thomas Smoothing Harrow. yE OFFER FOB SALE A LOT OF THOMAS SMOOTHING HARROWS CHEAP. -. jan24tf BURR Jc BAILEY. D. A. SMITH'S FUKNIT URE WARE ROOMS can be found a large assortment of VALUABLE GIFTS, suitable for every bodv. The public, and especially the ladles, -are re spectfully invited to cab and examine prices, AO D. A M1TH. dec28tf ; Furuiui'ti Warerooms c ERTTFICATE OF STOCK HO. TW. rSSUED BY the Bank of New Hanover.-; February rriwo, to Mrs 8 M. Dernam, for sixty anareaor biocb m the said Bank, has been tost. Notice is he eby given that application will be made to th I'ireo torsof the aid Bank for a Duplicate Oertlfleate of the same, and all parties are hereby forbid den to trade for the original of same. - v jan load - MRS. 8.. M SMITH. - FSBSH AND RP.1ABLE 1 8KXT j-I -liavc la store a very large stock of Fresh and Relia ble Seed, grown by the oldest and mot reliable seedsmen ta America,' David Landreth. A Bona and Peter Henderson A Co - My prices are low and I guarante- &tWT action Call or wrl'e and get my prices before making your purchaaes. elsewhere. .-. ;. - ; .4-u:!-t, i., . (t-V. ' :-.-JiSLHABDIH. ut - - Druggist and Seedsman, J aafe tt . Wew Market. Wllmtngtou. K.CU 'a
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