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The ceremony of coxitUnjr toe-taectortf I
cote took place afc 13 o'clock yty U. j
the preseaceof botbbpe of XJongreea, I
Trfri WAiae acduti L cbaflrm the I
reoort of the killiii,ot deiLl Gordo, and I
the atrocities comflaVtWsl x-kartoom oj
the Mahdi'smea. Tha AJttemblrof Pa-
kou passed the Womaa'i;,. Suffiraw JtiSL
A negro uameJ Mobley shot lae towa
to kill the marshal s deputy who shot and
raort&lly wounded Mobley. ;V- Neir
York markets : Money 1 per xeni. ; cot-
steady at 8 205 75; ongraded
white 7596&; corn;! ungraded WaSOJc;
l euane steady at 30ic.: ' ' ' ' -
la Michizan--the snow is deep and I
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the drifts are twelve feet high. ;
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Mr Randall and Senator Lamar:
refuse to be intervewed aboui teeir
trying to force an extra session. The J
Democrats sboald disappoint them. ' I
I he French lost 183 men Jailed .1
and wounded in destroying five
day. V i v ;
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Tbe English have.: lost 28 officers
i ooi . vii"U'n,r--M''nfl!
and 221 men killed, anoT 56 officers
and 633 men wounded in the Blgyp
tian and Soadan engagements. ; 'M'
ti.u Marnnia of Wfttprford - ad- I
1 he Marquis or . w atertora aa- i
dressed a large Tory meeting in
DMi aad denounced h. dyna-
inite devils as the worst .enemies of
Ireland. 1 rue every Word. .
I he iron and other mills are res am- that had previously been .burned, - saw and
i - .,.i o,t nW.- rescued her. 8he is stilr ahve, but we be
ing work in several States. At Chat- HeTe nQ hopC8 w entertained of her re-
tanooga, the.' cotton mill, five nail covery
work?, and five saw mills, employing New Berne Journal' There were
i , , 3 ' some fine white shad in market yesterday.
1,000 laborers, have resumed work. w the once is fancv vet-from il.25 to
Gen. McClellau, in the Century, is I
togiv, hi. vete of Sh,rp.barg,
and Gen. Jo Johnston will give his
naas to Seven Pines and bis. rela
tiottM with President Davis. . ; -
The blood -thirsty anarchists at
Allegheny, Pa., held another meet
ing on Monday night,, at which the
mo't-t infamous addresses were made.
The scoundrels clamored loud for
blood and preached openly a war of
dagger and torch.
We regret that the health of that
accompli -hed and admirable gentle
mi n and scholar,--- Mr, Robert C.
Widi hroji, f Massachusetts, con
tii.u t vtyjnflrfnaiid that he
will nut be able to -deliver his oration
at the dedicatiou of the Washington
inonumeut. Some one. will reatl it
for him. ' ' '
Mr. Cleveland has returned to his.
home at Albany, where; he will re--main
until he starta.for Washington.
Hi. private secretary, Col. Lamont,
sijs tbat there ha;been no slatepre
partd. lie WeaV'to t New York
merely to gather heeded informs'
tion. 0?er 400 jersons saw him and
talked vitb him. Mr. Lamont says
that one thing was determined Tnpon,
and it is this': - i: "'
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"The President will consider no applica
tions f jr appointments as come within the
power of the Executive except after they
have been considered by the member of
the Cabinet io-'whose department they fall.
This rule will be imperative and will be
enforced on all occasions. On any impor
tant appointment of course, there will be
C"D8uluiiioQ between tbe Presideot aotf the
Cabinet omcer, pm Hhe great maps' of ap
point mentswbere4 there1 are any changes
thought Deceasary..v will coma to the Presi
dent in the am place Atom the Secretary
concerned." ? - ' : ' m:
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The Washington, correspondent of
tne New York WbrldXminUtn the
9th inst., ftatitWfedllri Wash
ington that Bayard: Lamar, and Gar
Und are certain to be in the Cabinet.
He says:, Xj'i-f
'The selection of rl Secretary of the
Treasury is still one of the most vexed
questions that Mr. Cleveland has to-con-:
aider. The slate in Mr. Cleveland's mind
to-night would probably read as follows;
Secretary of State, Thomas 'F. Bayard, of
Ut la Ware; ftporotjirv1 nt h - Tun
Joseph E. McDonald nt Tnriiana fUri.rv
of War, William F. Vilas, of Wisconsin f
Secretary of the Navy, William oTWhit-
jjr, oi rtewff.xort; -postmaster-General
Oen. George B. McCleJlan. of New Jersey;
oecreUry of the interior, I O. C. Lamar,
"L MPPAttorneyrGeneral, Aagustus
a. Garland, of: Arkansas. f The above is
the combined result of conversations With
three leading United States' Senators who
have visited New York this week, and who
nave made ur a fVhlnat amnn thaMiW..
which seems to them to be probable, at
least, cto"rr - - , , j
, T layton Bud: The criminal
in jonnstcn will be fuller iat tba
?W:if rm X our Superior Court than
rw vears T. tTWlr
T"0 wyton;Af Is ; very
acauTmrnmcsaaAaDrtiiEeaDatcr.i
-Rareigli has organised SaviDgs
ftaTiV with oanttol ktnV orf ) -
Wioeton Ltadst; Eet. Geo.'
M. Glbba, a Preabyterian minieter, died at
Ba oa neaaeaaaj r .
...Greensboro Workman : A
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proper person to fill iba Presklentiali;hair
at DaTldson. College.. ; IIr. Puinple;-. Is - a
gS-. kaa is a-Mf
'XaJ l$?Vi '1''. ' ' ' '
we are onalterably opposed to the proposed
plan of catting off from' the territory of
Warren aay part . of the same for the par;
we farther express oar -surprise that. any
mpTemant Ihooht ha atteajpttdlajLhe
marS
unmarried omani Mbllie ChappeH;
caargea wjtn mrantlclde, in Pee Dee vil
Ia, an account of whichappeared in our ,
last seue has fled to parte unknown., -r-
A little colored boy . was burned . to death
uie ei , mrouga our streets ust jaonaay
are very fleet and appear to be tractable. ,:
; Henderson Gold Leaf: twe no
tice a lew or tne many sales ot tobacco
rJU tlJl re "!? - " VS?
W. H. Elam sold one load for 58.98;
sold acrop of.tolacco'rfrom three acres,
raised near town, for $1,171.07. 'We
very bhicu. regret to learn of the death of
Mrs. R B. Britt, at her home in Enfield
laat week. , She leave8 a huaband aad fout
children. ; . - -
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Eiri. aaugaier oi air. j. v. narerore, rr
uuult"u towunujp, was inguwunj, u
BOt faully Darnedf on the 80th ult. She
and other children were in the .-field bunt-
l'SlSJSSZ:
the fir upon her. igniting her dress- and
fratinn hoi varhitA naroin araa mavmv
t th tim hut a m1nrpH mn who wa
visitinz a colored child on the plantation
a9 9Ji iwr nair TherA warn throo
schooners loaded with corn at theraihoad-
afiSS
.five hundred bushels of rice were in mar-
Dudley killed hiniself last week while out
hunting. He was found by his wife dead.
with gun ju one hand and a squirrel in the
iwrJis supposed he was walking, gun
J. J . J . . 5 a. a. -
wnaau, wacn or nanuner caugn 10 toe
nus ties, caualog tbe accident. He was snot
through the bowels, and death must have
been instantaneous.
Raleigh Hew- Observer: . Mr.
William - Henry Yearby, a young man
about 80 years of age, died yesterday after
noon, arter a oner sickness oi pneumonia
and meningitis. . He bad been sick only
ten days Two brothers named Bailey,
living near Bakersvflle, in Mitchell eoun
ty. at the the foot of a mountain, have a
deer park in which they keep twenty five
or thirty deer. ' it covers forty or ufty acres,
and they capture and confine them there,
A repotter was yesterday told that a
disease, thought to be measles and pneu
monia, ts amine peoole in the BoJesvilIe
and-Wakefield sections of this county, over
dozen having died in-a fortnight The
party who told the-, news says the - people
are i terribly alarmed well nigh panic
stricken in fact. Mr. Overman's bill
tnr tVio mafntAtiaiiM tt tK. TTfilvDMitv
provides for an annual appropriation of
$15,000 for the support of that institution.
It also appropriates $12,000 to pay present
debts, and releases the debt due to the pen
itentiary for bricks. It releases .county
students from their promise to teach : and :
repeals that provision of law. It consti
tute the Governor, the Superintendent of
Public Instruction and tbe President of tbe
University a Board of Commissioners to in
vestigate the questions relating to indus
trial education and to report at the next ses
sion. ItTequires annual report to be made
by the trustees tajtbe- Gtovernor of all re
ceipts and expenditures. - -
Charlotte Observer: Rev. O.
F. Gregory and family took their depar
ture yesterday for 'heir new home in New
Orleans; and tbe Baptist flock of this city
is now without a shepherd. :Mr. Gregory's
farewell services were quite touching.
Mrs. Cspt. Tillman Uavis died suddenly at
JM50 o'clock yesterday morning, at the resi
dence of Capt. Armistead Burwell, in this
city, r- During the month of January,
there were but nine, deaths: in Charlotte.
Of these two were.. of ;w bites. ; 7 Tne
four big' passenger engines mentioned by
the Observer a Jew weeks ago as having
been ordered by the Richmond & Danville
Bailroad company, , have -arrived and are
now doing service on tne road. - x es
terday morninr news Was brought to the
city by"a person from Lemley's township.
in a distant part of the county, or a mourn
f ui event in his tragiborooodV one day last
week, in, the death bv burninir of Mrs.'
Luther 8herreii, an estimable Mecklenburg
lady. The affair simply related is that Mrs
Sherrill, being left at home alone with her
infant child, had the misfortune to get her
dress ignited in some manner by the fire
place, and tbat'after vainly endeavoring to
extinguish tbe flames, she bad dropped ex
hausted to the floor, setting fire to the
(IankS Upon which she lay, and that rally
ng her strength, she had crawled from tbe
house out into the yard and there died,
with all her clothing burned from hert and
her body roasted from head to foot, i 5 t
m.Bt ;Tj;smerir fllesMBga. r
First' Bound -for the Wilmington Dis
trict of the Methodist B. Church, South :
Carver's Creek Circuit, at Liberty, 1 Feb-
ruarv U and 151 T .1 : ;
Waccamaw Mission, at Bethel, February
14 and 18. . . ' - .
r Whiteville, Circuit, at Whiteville, Feb
ruary 21 and 22.; ri u::n
Topsail Circuit, at Scott's Hill, February
28andMareh l.''--' ' " ' !
1 ; Onslow Circuit, at Tabernacle March 7
DupliQ Cipal fct Kenanaville, March 14
and 15. . J ' ' .; -:. . . v.,:i-.- .
; '-. Brunswick fpircuiatCfencod,1 March
21 and 22,.
'iSf-gia. tiSs.fy' i-,'ti4ti9 XM'i
Presiding Elder,;;
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: . HsrosBSBamValentibes. - :
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1 TBrkBii & Co Auction :sate. ; : -
Opkra, House Milton Nobles. . j '
Habbisos ,& AfLBjrpring styles. L
? -Lent commences next Wednes
day :'' - - - ':i,'-L
t i "And the villain stills pursued
her." ' ' ' - -:-;,'r . -; ..
r - Receipts - of - cotton yesterday
184 bales.' ; . ' ; ' 'Xl ' ' -
- The almanacs say lookout for
rain and valentines on Saturday. .
The'thermometer was 22 t
6 a, m., and at 82 at 6 p. m, yesterday.
lodgment at e sUtun'-aousVTuesday.
night.
.The storm ' signal was hoiatedi
for a short; time 'yesterday mornisg, and!
then hauled down.
r-. Qne. white man, who gotsteam,
up so high tha he! couldat stand th pres-i
sure, 'was taken mout of the cold by Officer
Nelson yesterday morning. , i
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No cases for the Mayor's Court
yesterday morning. The cold wind of the
night -previoW kept everybody " m 'doors
and on their good behavior. - ' '
: Nowjis the' time to dig around
and expose , the Vools of your fruit treetsto
prevent them fron putting out buds prema
turely. Some of thrplum treesare already.
budding. . v
Theji Geimau, bsrroe Akxan
derine, Capt. Biekela,was cleared -from
this port for -London, by, Messrs. Paterson,
Downing & Co.,with 4,117 barrels of zosin,
Talued aV$4,604. . - i ,
7- iRemembef. the jpoor, especiaDy
during this cold weather. There was no
doubt much; suffering ta'scm sections of
the cityJTueylnightTne whisking:! of
the wind had. a dolef unsound. .- ''
BXlltoa Nobles In ItOTesuad Uw.
The New York Jbrond rc.thus
refers to the j author of hpjnix inhis
new role:, i : . - ' .. ' :- . '"i
"Mr. Milton Nobles oroduced his new
four-act play; Love abd ' La w, in the Four
teenth Streef Theatre :lJt evening and it
was aa imeaedia-e success The story is
-very deverly handled, ai is embellished I
uy oriiuai sucucs anu - caavaciera j wmca
make it intelrestingf and entertaining. It
is written! by ? an expeiiencediand clever
dramatist, and is played? by a "competent
company,-with capital scenery and stage '
manarement. - Tbe chief character.- d laved .
by Mr. NoWei Bbnself.-M -f lede4 '
and witty Irish attorney, Felix O'Paff . who
rescues tbe heroine from her abductor by
personating one of the villains of the play,
an Italian organ grinder. ' Tbe Italian was
played by Mr. Barnum, and Mr. Nobles
imitation of - him- was so well none as to
deceive tbe audience. - His O'Paff is an ex
cellent piece of acting throughout. "
Death of Mr." Stephen L. French.
Intelligence has been received in this city
of tbe death on Sunday morning last, at
Fall Riyer, Mass., of Mr. Stephen L.
French, a brother of Mr. Geo. - R. Trench,
Sr., of this city, in the 82d year of his age.
There are three of the brothers still living,
all of whom have attained to a very ad
vanced age. Tbe oldest of these is Asa P.,
resident at East Marshfleld, Mass , aged 85;
next comes Geo. R.. of this city, aged 83,
and next Job, who is in his 80th year the
latter a resident of Fall Mver. " The three
brothers resident' in . Massachusetts were
here for about six or eight weeks some two
years' ago. on ' a visit to Mr. Geo. R.
French, our venerable and esteemed fel
low townsman.
City Eleetloh'. 0
The next city election for Wilmington
will Uke place on Thursdsy, the 26th of
the ensuing March, A new registration,
of course, will be required, the registrars
having already been appointed. ' A bill
was prepared to" be sent to tbe Legislature,
and submitted at the last meeting of the
Board of Alderman, with-, reference to a
change in registration in - regard to the
numbering of lots,' etc. ' .The Mayor waa
authorized to appoint inspectors of election.
The election takes place on the : fourth
Thursday and the ; registration books are
to be kept open uojUL the third Wednesday
in March. - u -t v ; .
Ott for Bmlelarh. -a -,:.4j
Messrs. : John D.. Bellamy, Jr.', and Thos.
W. Strange, of this city,-'left f orvRaleigh
last evnibg withessntf Yati nd rown,
of CharlotteV with whom they are to act in
concert ia the effort to secure the establish
ment of a Criminal- Oonrt Circuit, to be
composed of the counties of "New Hanover
audi Mecklenburg.. Mr.' DuBrntz Cutlar,
who was named as one of the : New Hano-
wr pnmmUfAA n tnn nnweTl tn en. and
Mr ' Stranee was desiirnated to aot in his I
place-w
Orlnalnal Cwsum:;f;;ti-HlrT?'(' 1 '
a The following .cases eTe disposed of
yesterda:; ; X':X.'!m "':
::l StatsLys?- Amos ill!vington, : charged
with assault and battery. Defendant found
guilty.' - -; " ;
State'vs.' Sam King, charged with cany-
mg a jcuaceaieu weapon v icicuuui,
found not 'guffij and discharged: ; ;
State vs. Jordah tLennon,; charged with'
larceny; Case on, trial" -; XX.X h
Personal.
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VWe had Jthe pleasure of . a calf .yesterday
from MrJ j. L; Brown, of Charlotte. I '-
X. We yrereid to;Teceive lyeterdayj
irom Utr J,.A liouges, n pronuneufc young
physiciau of Fayetteville, N. O.-';-
Cltlxena BlMns,'
The meeting ol taXpayers of the cityi;
held in the court roeof the City Hall last
night, was well attended; It was called by
the Mayor at the -request of the Board of
Audit and Fiaaoee-' 4nd ; the Board of Al
dermen, tatake into consideration : the pro
priety of asking the Geasral. Assembly of
the State for authority to borrow one hun
dred thousand dollars - for improving the
streets of - the City and - for ; the establish
ment of a system of sewerage. - ; h i
I The meeting was called io order at half
past seven o'clock by Mayor Hall, who,
after making some explanatory remarks as .
to the object . of the iheeting, declared the
same open for business. "V ;
, CoL W. L. Smith was called to tbe chair,
with Mr.Wi A.iWilsoirSecreUry.
Mayor Hall submittel the draft of a bill
to be presented to the General Assembly to
"enable the cUy ot Wilmington, to borrow '
a sum of money not eicjaefiatne hundred
toe atteetsof said city -and the eatkbli-h-t
meat 'of a system of sewerage,? at a rate of
net more than six -per cent,' interest, and
payable thirty years after the date of issue.
The' bill was read by.tbe Secretary. .,
,'Thc matter waS debated by Mr. TX- Mac-j
Rafl and others; Mr. MacRae moved thatj
the action of theBoard of Aldermen, pro-j
posing to borrow'$100,000 for the bnprove-;
ment of the streetsof the city and to estab-
lish a system of sewerage,. be disapproved.!
s ; 'The motion of Mr. MacRae.duly second-
ed, was put to ayete and was unanimously!
tadopted,;,, . ... ... . . - - r
The meeting thereupon adjourned.
The Hw aanapsh,lre Delegation. ;:
' All of a sodden9 but streets became en-t
liveped yeinjrday by the appearance upon
them or a throng or well oressea strangers,
both male . and female an4 . upon 'inquiry
we learnea tnav we naa oeeniavqrea wiu .
a brief visit; from an forganizationi known '
as the New Hampshire Club, aadt that in-
eluded among be visitors were .Gov. Hale,
of 'that State;! andi'about fQrty ladies ;
The: Club took the train 5 at Boston,
and are travelling on four APallman
Palace sleepers; ope .baggage car and one
smoking'car'. They are en route to. the
New Orleans Exposition, and only remain-1
ed : in our city about one; hour and fifteen ;
minutes. We are glad 'to hear hat they'
were well pleased with what' they ; saw of:
Wilmington, and pronounced it; a very;
clean and handsome place. They 'are not
troubled about food on tbe journey; as they
have their ownVcommiissary along, includ
ing barrels of turkeys, beef ; pork and other,
edibles. Tbe full strengtn of the club is
said : to be about four hundred, i It was
oraanized in 1880 and its membership, it is
sakl, : are assessed at about $80,000,000.
The President is Hon. J. C. Moore, of tbe
Manchester (N. H. Union, who was along. f
They are to stop at'JaccnvrhTeedayar
8aeln Chanae In TSeapermtare.
The greatest change of temperature re
corded this season took place during Tues
day and Tuesday night, the Stab ther
mometer showing a fall of forty degrees in
twenty four hours ending at 6 o'clock yes
terday morning. We have had numerous
sudden jamps this season, but this, we be
lieve, gets ahead of all of them.
Board of Pharmacy.
The State Board of Pharmacy met in the
city of Raleigh on Tuesday, the 10th inst.
Five candidates were examined and li
censed to practice pharmacy. The next
meeting of tbe Board will be " held on the
first Wednesday la August.. r: .
The-presldeBtMrr W.' HGreen. of this
city, has returned home. ,; !
STIro 1st Fayetteville.
Another fire occurred in Fayetteville, on
Monday morning last, about 8 o'clock, the
property destroyed being a two-story
dweling house,! located near the market
and owned by Tom Whitfield, a well
known oolored biirber. The building was
insured.. - 'm m ' ?
' THB J(1A1L,8.
The mails olooa and arrive at the City Post
Office aa followm: . , .
v . t ; r ...i. CLOSB.
Northern throuKh malls, fast. ......... 7M P. M
Northern through and way malls 80 A. M
BaleWrh. 6:45 P. X. ft 80 A. M.
Malls for the N. C. Railroad, and
rontes supplied therefrom Including'
A. A N. daflroad. at. . .7 JBO P. M. A 6.-00 A. M.
Southern mails for all points South,
dally BKX) P. M.
Western mafla.(a a Bailwayl, daily
(except Sanday)... 6:15P.M.
AnpotnUbetweenHamletandRaleUrh S:15 P. M.
Mau (or Cheraw and Darlington Rail
road .....w 8.-00P.M.
Malls for points between Florence and
Charleetoa...,.:. - 80 P.M.
Payetterule and offloes on Cape Tear
Brrer. Taeaaays ana maays io r. ml.
PavettevUlo. via C. C B. SL. dailT. ex-
oept Sttdays........,.....:i 6:15 P.M.
OnsiowC. H. and intermediate offices,
Tnesdava and Fridavs.
0.-00 A. M.
8 A) A. M.
8mithvilie mails, by steamboat, daily
(except nunaays)..
lays
Hill,
Mails for Easy
Taw rW.V Bhal.
lotte and 1AV
itle River, Tuesdays and
rnaays.' ...... ........v... ...... i
S0P. V.
wrigm
Tightsrine da at. . . . . . 6o A. M.
; t OPEN FOB DELTVEBT. .. --
Northern thro' and way mails......... 7:80 A.M.
Southern mails. . . : ; .v. 7.80 A. M-
CaroUna Central Railroad.. ....... 8:45A.M.
Stamp Office open from .7.80 A. M. to 6 P. M.
f Money Order and BegisteT Department open
80 A.' M. 'to B0 P. M. oontmnons.
CarrieradeliTery open on Sunday from 8.80 to
:80A.M. . . . '''::;XX-l
.- iMafis eoQeOted from - street boxes from busl
ness portion of city at 5 A.M., JiaO AJL and SOO
PJL; front other parts of the olty at 5 P.M.
Railroad time. 75th meridian. .
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THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF THE
WURSKBY.--The following is an extract from a
letter written to tne vemm nejormta m
at OhjimbersTjiinrh. Penn.: A BxKior a ctkbss.
open the door . for : her, and . Mrs. Wkislow will
prove the American Florence NighQngale of the
Nursery.'; Of this we ave so -sure, that we will
teach our "8uBy" to say,' "A blessing on Mrs.
WinslowTfor heluing her to survive ana eseane
the griping , coUcking,.and teething siege. Mbsl J
Wuniiow't . Soormne STatrp . relieves the child
from pain, and cures dysentery and diarrhoea. It
softens the gums, reduces Inflarbmatton, cureswind
oolio, and carries the infant safely through the
teethmg period. It? performs preoteely what It
irofesset to perform,: every part of it nothing
ess.- We have never seen Mrs. Wmslow know
.her. only through the preparation of her "Soothing
8yrup for Children Teethtng. If we rhad the
power we would make her, as she- is, aj physical
saviour to t&e infant racew. JBold by all drnggista,
85oentabottle.
. Wonthar InAleauona. v- .' .
" The following are the indjcatlons for to
day: - -v: Xy1 ; '-" ' J
I Forthe 8oiith AGanlic States, warmer
generally fair wekthWjyariabk'.winds and
lower barometer -, , , ; -
NK W ADVERTISKMKNT8.
, A. jCt , KIcG I I1T, Auctioneer.
A i . -i vv em s nrntunt vai" a'inf -'I ,y " ?
nva n trimri n a nn "
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o
K XXOHANQB CORJSKK. FBXOAT, FEB. IS,
wewuieeu - - " - r - -
, ' Hor-ee Bnirgles and Harness, r -
' Drays and Utrna, ' - ' j i ' -
Cart and Harn-bS, ' I
. Mtioh Cows, &o. ' - feblStt
' i
A Few Overcoats,
D
B8IS ABLB WEIGHT, i A JTSW 8UIT3 FOB
CHILDREN AND BOYS, same weight.1 Most he
sold. Sizes broken. Call and see ' -
MUNSON,
feb II It , Clothier, Ac
m&m
SABBISON A AlXJEN,
'. ; Eatters.
feblS tx.
PTJTZ-POW AT)B H TJSFD1, THB rfoiTSB
hold. in the Store, in the Workshop, ivevrry.
Place wnere Metal Work is to be kept briirht.
iTy a ror snow uases, Anairona, nil verwi
lirona, HllverWare, Uart
Musical nnBtramonts, '
in Ues, and an kind of,
a by-:'- - -- - ; "
new. 'inmnnnga, Hoaies. m
St' ve Trimmtnga, Door Han
Metal Work.- For sale!
- JAMESCMUirD?.
" " '-'- -"Pharmacist, '
- feb j.lt - 104NortrRront8t.
r
February 14tli :
IS ST. VALKNTINB'S DAT, AND tDf NOT
forget it. Tour jweetheart will ney4r forgive
you U yon do ndtremember.har. bySnding an.
I ' ' ' .. . f
appropriate Valentine, whioh you can ipurehase
- . ' - ..1:r-rk X
at a Very moderate prlee from s'LARGTB AND
BarnFTJAWBTMXNTt,;
t
r
febistf
live ?bok xand Mosio 8tores.
Wliicli is Cheapest 1
HX FOLLOWIKQ IS" A" COMPARISON OP
.. . .- f. 1 1 -. ..;... I . ..? ...
two Inturanoe Policies, actually' in exf-teno.
Doin usnca in lactone in roe. nntoai ure insnr- -ance
Co. of New fork, aod tho other lb the Ma
sonlo Relief A88octai6D.ee of ttie mbatxta ftftil-
ly and honestly managed.and oldest Co -operative
booi uea uuu oonniry. : ,
. JMhUJ
I if tf.
Life
helief .
-Assn.:'
Actual payment for awess-
wenta m-i4.--f.eara
Anbaal daes andVeea . . . . . .
851 :70
Si W
Aetna! pym'nta.of premiums
k voi npaay .. ., ;
Total cost 14 vearsi . X .:.v :
&27C8
$587081
::;S7fi46l
188.70
Noihtng-
Cash value at en of liyears
Net oostr-14 years
At end of 14th year if assured
1 should oeaoo to par a Paid
, np Follcy would oe issu. d
' for'.'-. .v;.Vi.
'Am X of Policy $3000; are 8V
$lt5 62
f888'70
'L-.-4 ;
Nothing.
S78Q 46
." i M. a W1LLAHM. Airrnt,
Mutual Life -ns Co
. of New York.
fahlOtf
1 The Geis-Hectric Lamp. -
8UPPLY OP THESE TJNHIVALLXD LAMPS
JU8T RECEIVED.
W. S. BBIGOS A CO ,
Sole Agents,
N. W. corner Front and Market.
feb 10 tf
QHEAP AND RELIABLE 8 BED. Merchants
and Market Gardeners will find it to their ad
vantage to call ana get no prio-w and examine
fctook of BKbD before buying elewbere. I have
a very large stock of BKAN8, and am selling
them at RUCK BoTloM prices.
.. J . H. HARDIN.
Drns gist and Seedsman,
feb8tf New Market WUmington. N.Cr
To Merchants and Others.
BLANK BOOKS. LETTER BOOKS, i CHECK.
Note and neoeipt Books, all sizes, in stock
and made to order, t'pecial atentUm to orders
for Lithographing Checks, Drafts, Letter Heads,
Visiting Cards, Juyitat.ons, Ac. Seals and Rub
ber stamps of ev-ry detcrip' ion made to order
A fall stock of Office and Fancy titattonery al
ways on hand.
C. W. YATBS,
feb 8 tf 119 Market St.
We Paint
AND REPAIR CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, PHAE
tons, Wagons. Carts and lrays. Skilled
workmen emoloved and none but the bett mate
rial nsed . A fall line of Carrlaires and. all kinda
of 8addterv Goods at low prices.
i-r?. a HoDOTJBaLL BOWDEN,
Opposite Giles A Marohiaon Stored
feb8tf
Notice.
E HAVE DISPOSED OF OUB WHOLESALE
Grocery business to WILLIAMS, RANKIN A CO..
and bespeak for them the patronage of our old
friends and customers.
' We will continue the Commission and Shipping
Business as heretofore,
febltf GEO. W. WILLIAMS A CO.
New Firm.
'pHB UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PURCHASED
the entire interest and g iod y, ill of Messrs. G.
W. WILLIAMS A CO , In the Wholesale' Grocery
Business, propore to' oonduct the same in all its
branches, in connection with a General Commis
sion Business, under the style and firm name of
WILLIAMS, BANKIN A CO. T ' ' j
.' We trust by strict personal attention and low
prices to merit a share of the public patronage.
' ' t DUNCAN M. WILLIAMS, :
j ' BOBXBT G. BANKIN, '
febltf JOHN K. WILLIAMS. "'
The Dixie Plow
mt -i'ng? ANDTHBi-''' '? .-.
Stonewall Plow
:iA ' : i ForeaIe'br'!'ia'" 1
-'' -W - ;GILES A MUPCHlSOir. '
febS ttzrrrr. r- Morchlson Block.
Bock Lime,
iS BUILDING, PURPOSES.
BURNED
PRICE REDUCED TO. SI. IS PEB CA8K.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOB
LARGE LOT&4AND
: t TO TJUS TKAUi ; t t-t- .;. .-Address-IENCT
imos
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3 -!
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or
O. GifABSLET, Jr., . ' -
tSB ta fr
TT!;j.' st
wunungton. a. v., j
O.PER A HOIiSE.
Positively h ose m6HT i oily..
.Xllsj pwp A ,y FE B It l?ARY f8.
ANjOLD FAVURI TE ! . A NSW PLAY I
The Eminent Comedian and Dr marls', . :!
UI LTOH -NOBLES,
Assisied by the Toting and Gifted Vocadst and
' ; . ; co edleane,
XX:VdtJlXE' NOBLES- -'
And supported by a iwwi2,mi Company
Win present for the first time in tbi city his Ideal
"-New "lark ouootss, entitled. . .
:ii Oi.li A N O ;1j A,W: '' -;
A Comedy Drama in 4 Ao s by Miltoi vosias.
- New and Original Characters - ihrtlllog,
iiramitio Clim xea. :
Startling Seenio Effects.- irlcinal Music. A Su-
. r ... - -, ,jS; pern Caste., . T?.
FELIX O'PAFF, Attorn-y at taw --
. -. MILTON NOBLES.
Bin A, an Italian 8s rest Singer,
, ...-.- uat.ui NOBLES
8aU now on sale at Heinsbergefs fhlOSt
1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 ii . i 1 i- . 11 a j'
P.
rices on CbtldbxV.: 1
lS ' "AND BOis iDLOtHINtf.
COMB AND SEE.
XDN
1 so:
feb 11 If
thier, c
1 r
1
1
fPQ DO, YOUS$LUaBlN3 AND GASiFFTTING.
A' in a workmanlike manner" Also, to "furnish
you with good-r4 ookjaod' Heating Steves, anL
many useful-artlole for home "oomtprt - The-
now ouii ilul iDiAfuiww, aHTe JUsrrirea;csW
sun baa T.nnm ' - - c -
tit rr ArT TTJtra a i k. avW -1 ,-r. -
feb 11 tf PlumberB.Gas'titte
TB Oil TIODn, ' ,
- New Goods
s. w. henmettaT
f6
t 'V-
ALBATROSSi
i
GSRSTEB CLOTH, .
BUNTINGS, - -,. J,rf
r . ALMA CLOTH.
t All of-the "above in
at
PRICES-
MOOskATB
EMBROIDERY. EMBROIDERY, an
tas-
aajJUl -
f Sh U DAWtf
At
.4o-
Choice
-,.?
it --vfij
! iO
Fiuiiily'
t i
Groceries
-AT-
The
Lowest
Prices.
t
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Jk Y.
Assoftmeiit
Complete.
JOHN L. BOATWR1GDT,
1 - . .- .
feb 11 tf 12 & 14 North Front St.
Comic Valentines.
JONQ JOKERS, CHANGEABLE FAULT FTND-
kRS, SHARP DARTS, Ac, at
C. M. HARRIS1
' Popular News and Cigar tore.
The MANHATTa and cHARIuT OIua r can't
be beat. Only Five Cents. feblOtf
WHITE CYPRESS & YELLOW PIIE
BLINDS & DOORS.
S --fry i $ r-i-sf- V-l' 1 .t . - --
GUARANTEED AS GOOD AS THE BEST.
MOULDING, BRACKETS AND ORNAMENTAL
r "WOODWORK.
aogSltf
PARSLEY A WIGGINS..
; - New Crop
CUBA v MOLASSES,
1 . r
.. First Cargo of tie Season.
KM HOGSHEADS.
BADS y
1
Ex Schooner Canton,
A TIERCES,
Direct from Matanxas, now landing.
, Orders solicited. . "..
, Jan?8tf , WORTH 4c WORTH.
Hell
JS PAVED WITH GOOD INTENTIONS," SO DO
not Intend to Insure, but do so at onoe, and give
your insurance to ' I -
Jno. W.Gordon & Smith
- i - - i -a -----
AGE NT 8,,' , '
lalTerBool JloEuOn- i (Hole Ins. Co.,
'vii
which pays all losses
I. .
' WITHOUT DISCOUNT, '
i WITHOUT DISCOUNT,, r
WITHOUT DISCOUNT.
v y
fit.
feb8tf
Tiomaa Smoothing Harrow.
Iff OFFEB FOB SALB A LOT OF THOMAS
SMOOTHING HARROWS CHEAP. - '
ianMtff'j I iilrBUBB. A BAILET. t.
h? J!a Gr.BlauV) ;
iiroter ani,Commissifli HerGliaiit
LOUR. MB 'OTAlNCtrlTbNAND COUN
TRY PRODUCE a ppeoialty. .1 , .
TEN THOOSAWD DOZEN EGGS WANTED. -
JanSitfr
. i No. 19 N Second Street.
"NEW ADVRTTSEMEMm- V
ASSIQ-NEE'S SALE 1
ATr
K
r.i . r.i. KATz-s,
116 Harket St. ' '.
I WILL COMMENCE TO 8ELL,
Monday, February 9 fh. ,
THAT
07
:X.'X- DRESS GOODS,
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS
y--..;.,lN0Ti0NS,;':r
XX':h X 'fX' " '
HpIERYjCOKSETS, FLANNELS
" MEN &
WEAR"-. ' '
SHAWLS, CLbAKS
HlTErGOODSjEJlBRDE'RIES,
i.
PRICES feVER BEFORE .
KNOWN IN- THIS,.
MARKET.
stock;; must . be sold.
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ASSIGNEE.
febStf
ATLANTIC COAST LINE,
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
WiutDfOTON, N. C, Feb: 7th, 1885.
Inaugural. RateF.
TXCURalON - T1CBJ6TS ' TO' WASHrNGTON
AhfrfBTZKKVifriiMjrnxA Wbrqlry 18lb to
I'mrva n. iiwi rerurn nnui Jtatetk Uto,
the foawwing low rate:
Military '
In uniform. . - Citizens. -
Scotland Neck. 7.15 $1 80
Tarboro.... . 7 HO ' 11 95
Wilson 7 75 110
Goldsboro. Si5 IS 75
Wilmington 15' 16 IS
Florence 13.00 17-85
T. M. EMERSON,
nao G. P. A.
feb 8 lw
Think of This !
'pHB ADVANTAGES YOU HAVE IN BUYING
BoOTS AND SHOES of us are: The largest stock
lo the State to select from, better goods for less
price than elsewhere, more styles and variety
of finish and shapes, and yon save money by tra
ding with . - : '
k m -
Geo. B. French & Song,
108 NORTH FRONT STREET.
feb8tf
Out of the Way.
Tf7"E ARB A LITTLE OUTOF THB WSY. BUT
VV you will not regret your walk when you
see' our CANDIES, and you will coi.tinae.to
come wnen yon once try them. .
SU(B. JS. WASSKHf
Panilv IfannfaAtviMii -
feb8tf
IIS A115N. Secouo btreet":
Stencil
ing.
TX7E ARE PBEPABED TO CUT STENCItS ON
VV brass, copper or tin Stencil Paste and
Brushes on hand. Tht demand tor our UOLDKN'
HARVEST AN U COLUMBIA COOK S ' OVE8 is"
dilv increasing. Send for eats and prices. Pure
White OIL
. ' -- , PABKEB A TAYLOB,
feb 8 tf 23 south Frmt.8t
Land Plaster.
T?OE 8ALX BY WOODY A CURKIE,
A? , General Commission Merchants. .
Wtlminaton. M. C.
Also. Sole
for the PORTLAND PLA8-
TEB
lucts of whioh are made
rom HARD
EB and FINEST GROUND. s
Special Bargains
JN TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, DO TLA 8 AND
TOWELS. A new supply of B ANOEEBCHIEFS.
good quality. MlssesuossAMBBs it one dollar
eaoh, ' -
;.;''!- ; . ' HRDBICK, -
JanS5tf 1 M5 Market St.
New Candiesi:
TjrrB HAVE A FIRST' CLASS CANDY MAKER
VV from Richmond, who ia taming out some
Choice "and lee . He des not claim to make bet
ter Candy than was ever seen hei e before, but his
Candy win compwre favorably wftk'the celt bra-:
tea canaieSaOia oy wnnney, o-;nuiaaeipnia.
-sot
r sale I
decSOtf
8.G.
iOBTHROP, Agent..
x; Oysters. Oysters. ;.
FOT LOT OF FRESH OTSTERS JUST BE-i
oeired.' WINES, LiqUOBS, LAGER," BEER, CI
GARS, Ac. at STAB 8ALOON. No IS Market St. .
GEO. F. HERBERT, ;
s$ - jtii Proprietor
octrtf
2:l .- '. 3 .
.rpHB ClTEEqENT IS OVER, THE FAILURE . -has
proven a failure r New call and see whstl
an run. an jonwittt u my Hue satiafacuon t
febltf f
Prop. Gent Saloon and Restaurant. ;
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