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' - The Moriiing Star IV.TI. H.' BEBIi ARB. BV prrBLIgMD DAILY SSCKPT MONDAYS .TTMmnnnif. Uf AJfTUtfrS . h wail) Postage Paid, ..........sST 0 TWO JJiuu"" . . . 7, j mc r- To CltT Subscribers, aeuverea in St nmw Cnn per week. Oar City .'TStSorlred io collect for more Usui three months. In advance,; .... :-; "ered at tho Post Office at mhMrtWi H. a, as Saoond Class Matter. ) .,,. ,-. ' VI ORNING EDITION.: OVTLINE8. , . ,. J. J. Miller, of West Virginia, hasn nomiuted Commissioner of Internal Eey-; nn ue - There is no truth in the report that ibe United States has been asked to mediate between China, and France J pn Fuster is to be retained as -minister to SpaiD, with a view to negotiations for a more favorable treaty. There are re ports in Calcutta that a collision has oc-; ctirred between the Russians ana Argbans, The Crown Prince of Germany will Paris. Bismarck is using his in-' ri ztnce with Russia to avert the threatened vmr wiih Eegland. Fire in Norfolk, Vd.. destroyed several husmesajiouses; Joss $16 000. Tbeheat croite Vlrgtaia h bten greatly damaged. Two hn, ; ortd ladies of the Women's Temper-nH'-t- Union visited the White House and v.i rt' presented to the President. The I: s. tteamtr Yantlc has been ordered to Gu.iiiinaia. Another shutdown of Friii Uiver mills is spoken of, on account of continued depression in trade., Inh'ibiiauts of Southwestern Virginia are en Un ticg in large numbers to the West A formal demand has been made on lie Eafct Tenn.. Va. & Ga. R, R. Co. for ihr j.;irrender of the Memphis & Charleston RJlroad. The wife of Ex-Ssnator u-.-f, of Florida, died in Washington yes terday .' The city of Panama was at tacked yesterday by a party of revolution - s Coal miners at Pittsburg. Pa;, strtuk for an advance in wages. MAt -f the Oklahoma boomerl- decided to mum home after reading President Cleve land proclamation. New York mar- k- ': Monty per rent. ; cotton firm at li4Uic; southern flour steady at $3 2-5 50; wheat, - ungraded 8689ic; ecru. tiDgraded 4951c; rosin, quiet at 1 201 23; spirits lurpenUne; farmer at 8Ji8iTC' .: vj.AH - . " : Rev. Dr. Deems has been lecturing in Alabama. Biaiue ia threatening to give Cleve land a dinner. Did you ever? The New York doctors say that cauc-f rs ars not caused by smoking. . The French papers accuse England of eating "humble pie' as served, up hy Ru-ia. The publisher? price of "Congress- Government" is $1.25 8nd not as p'ibUnlieil by us. in the House five South Carolinian s and eight Georgians voted against! retiring Grant, and among them was: Turner, a Tarheel abroad. Arounl Norfolk, Va , the truckers: fiod their most profitable crops to be spinach and German kale. It not be so farther South. 'ora petition in Savannah has brought the price of , gas down to fifty cents per thousand cubic ? feet,( tiie Mutual Gas Light offering it at that price. , Company; Thirty Parnellites met in Dablia anl decided that the corporation of that city would abstain from partici- pating m the reception of the Pnnce and Princess of Wales on the occaf K sion of their visit to Ireland. , A dynamiter at Titusyille, Pa., ati tempted to blow up a drug store by sendiDg a bogus prescription. ' The druggist "fool" was found 7 mixing the dangerous explosives that would have blown him to atoms. Mr. James Blaine' has done him self the honor to call upon the man he helped malign so foully last year. And what was more -noteworthy? President Cleveland Q was - gracious enough to receive him with ihe,ntf most civility. rj . . x,: The Teachers' North" Carolina As sembly will be held at, Mount Mitch! ell Hotel, Black Mountain C.f from June 9th to July 3rdl86&t It is twelve miles from AsheVillej'and 4 train will he run eVeryffioraisg're turning in i the evening jfare: for tnf roand tripT fifty ceniiThe Sote charges will be $1.50 a dayt: 'a'- i The GordonTMemorial Committed in England have "met to consider what form the memorial should takel t PcgrS Said and : to he f Spin? td people; of ihe?!nations of the earth. The edlvehas already granted a site for the proposed me morial." Both the Prince of ' Wales and the Duke of Edinburgh are members of the Committee, . . Baring the past week , there werp 250 failures reported in Bradiir&et for the United States, against 222 for the week before. The : South , fai- it decideltfiatit should' be; fagreat hoitaititAriamyio wUaA eda i - - f ii ill II. n - - f , i - I i . s ii n- y. k-it..a xi ,tvv i ,i n . . i i y . - u YOL. XXXV, NO. 149; 'nlsbed as follows :l Kentucky 2, Mis "sissippi 8 J Alabama, Arkansas anH Maryland 4 ; Georgia and Tennessee 5 ; Louisiana, .;. North Carolina , and "Virginia ,?aoh; and Texas 10. Those from North Carolina are: if V ii; "FremdnV-31 S.'Peela; successor to N. V.1 Peele &v Bon, general store, assigned. Tl.Lll.!.- A4 AAA " . : - uiauiuue (i,wu; assets f iwt. preierences $50a Raleigh D. T. Johnson, grocer, assigned. 1 Liabilities f4;000; assets $3,000. Rockingham 8. T. Cooner. Br 'erocer. assigned. StatesVille Jamesl Ri Woods, hardware, reported closed by sheriff. Lia bilities about 5.000. Washington W. S. Griggs & Bro.,. general r store, iassigned to W. F. SmalL Liabilities about 1 1.000: as sets $400: preferences 75. ' Washineton J. v?.-Mayo, general store, assigned to w.. xx. ioaman, jr.. eivine Dreierences zor $4,800. Assets i7.000. Wilmington J. C. JUujids, , drugs, assigned. "r, , .-r There is n cdottbt-of two thiags' about Sherman i he 'organized thet Bornmer-Corps (vide Drapers Histo ry) and he conducted war in Georgia and the Carolinas like aVajidal. (Wit ness the burning of Atlanta and Co lombia.) The following is from a let-, ter that appearedinthe St. Mary's (Maryland) Seacon,' - prompted' by Senator Vance's recent lecture in Baltimore on "The last days of the war in North Carolina." The writer, who signs himself "Ex-Confederate," says: "The 'Bummer Corps' was organized after Gen. Sherman crossed the Savannah river. That the actions, &c.. of said corps were diabolical in the extreme, thousands are living to day -who can testify to the truth of our assertion. Just , before the General entered North Carolina, he was in formed that a member of the 'B. C had been killed, and if we mistake not this was the cause of his issuing his famous order of Lex talionis' (retaliation, immediately al ter the order was issued, the officer in charge of the prisoners selected sixty, we being one of the number, who were forced at the point of tf bayonet to take a chance to be shot, it WWying to us, du an we were prisoners of war weliad to unwilling ly submit. - An old grey-haired gentleman airecuy Denina ub we msreueu u Diugi file to the place of drawing arew me iaii ticket, and he was executed an hour after the drawing- The suffering,- &c, of the prisoners under Gen. Sherman cannot ade quately be described. Frequently we had to subsist on a few grains of yellow corn, and if we complained of hunger, the most opprobrious epithets the English language could furniatrwere fulminated against us. Nor was this; Jsre were kicked about like brutes and oV wise maltreated." Spirits Turpentine. Messrs. C. Fi and B. Sherrill have become connected with : the publica tion of the Concord Times. Asheville Tribune: Three hun dred and fifty-three thousand pounds of to bacco were sold on the Asheville market for $53,000, during the month of Februry . This is an average of $15 09 per hundred. - Beaufort Telephone: We have had more sickness this Bprrng than at any time since the visitation of the yellow fever in 1864. ; Some measures of import ance have passed the Legislature, and many which would have benefited the State at large nave siumoerea in committees, or 2een killed by one of the two parties for poliega,9pk6. : " - . ' ' Raleigh Visitor; It is rumored that 'Bia Excellency , Governor Softies, has made the following aopointmentj ; Judges' under the new apportionment of judicial districts passed -by the General Assembly: Por the Third districtr-H. G. Connor, of Wilson county. For the Fourth district Walter Clark, of Wake county. For the Tenth t district. W. J. Montgomery, of Cabarrus county. j Asheville Advance: Mr, Wm. Mease, a citizen of South Mountain, in this county, met with a great misfortune a few r We learn that four col- p convicts escaped from the stockades at A Swannanoa Junction Thursday night from Pennsvlvania were in the city yester If r; uiiUvl owiuu vuat dwiviim jv day who will make Asheville their future home. i WlnstorriJwwWican. The en tire State wftt: learn with profound regret of the destruction by fire of the Nicholas 1 - Williams mansion,, on x-anmer ureeK, Yadkin county, last Monday evening. Of late years ithas been owned. by the young est ;ftpnf l Mr. ; Lewis vriiiiams, and at toe time it wa8: buraea jr-hoocupiea oy ms f amity.' This 7, statelyidence, . with its beautiful grounds, was not only the oldest rjosaiblv in the'State, being built over 120 yeirs ago,, but was beyond doubt the best known-, and?' has 5 sheltered more distln guighed , men than-any .other private resi dence in tne Boutn: , -MohTQ ktqttirer-rMcpress; It is not generally: known to our readers that a bill was passed bythe Legislature author izing the authorities of the Raleigh & Au 1 ensta Air-R""f"n rntmot with the 1 .. -w- 1 J authorities pi taeuaronna venirai ruiuroaa otAhtttoe"bf Jtheir road from Hamlet to a point Jn Union or Mecklenburg county from which point the said R. & AJ A. Li will build a road through South Carolina and extending into Georgia. The ' point from which the road will be built will be settled by the surveyor. . It is .very proba ble that this ppint will be Monroe. Work will be commenced as soon as a charter can be obtained from the South Carolina Legis lature. A supplementary ! bill authorizes the penitentiary authorities to hire the road convicts to do the work. A , Shelby Aurora:, i The oat crop has in many places been damaged, and a few farmers have resown their fields. There has been some damage done to wheat in certain localities. Cleveland county is fortunate in having such good and compe tent officials. She is also the happy pos sessor of about $8,000 in our treasury in cash and free from debt. I - For many months the Aurora has urged tobacco cul ture as more profitable than cotton raising in Cleveland, Two years ago tne product of six acres was sold in Cleveland county, and last year over 500 1 acres were devoted to the Weed; " Some men last year made $125 per acre and a few realized $140 from one acre. fmuifwiu. pay,- newer man me au coiion na mortgage pian. Jesse Norman died at his home in the lower part of Washington county on Thursday, the 26th of February5 -r-rWe understand that the Albemarle Hotel has been pur WILMINGTON, chased by a Northern company for $12,000, and that they will take charge of it about the 1st of April. Sheriff Cohoon ar rested Yeagau Shegan, a Jewpedler. for tne larceny or a waten irom ' Wm. carver, of Newland, Pasquotank county. r-f-rWo understand that CoL Pavis, t his Croatan fishery, caught fifty thousand herrings at one haul that were so amalU that hie hauled them out on land as they were, too small f or market. -The steamer Norwood, which was unfortunately sunk in, Pamlico sound while on her. route from Beaufort to Eliza beth. City, has been gotten off and is now on the ways in JJorfolkror repairs. We suppose she will resume hex1 trips in a few days. " a-.. Greensboro WorJcmm ,Ar rangeaients have Dee& made ; for .Gov. St John to visit NortrCrolina,an4 he, wiU, in all prawlity, .visit ChMicUe,nAabYille, .SaJiburyjWinston. Greensboro. Durham, Raleiffh. Wilmincrton. and nerhans other nlaces. if the Prohibition ExMnttn' mittee, whose headquarters are in Greens "boTOj are applied to in time. Greens-j tefo now BaV woatleta to' the Northern! "markets, one over the Richmend & TJan-j ville R. R., and the other over the C F. &1 T. V. R. R. and Seaboard Air Line. All differences, which for a time suspended business intercourse between the C. F. & Y. V. Railroad and the Seaboard Air Line, have been settled, and traffic arrangements' established upon a firm basis, so that goods can be delivered . to Greensboro merchants j over this line from all points North and East, without change of cars, as quickly, f cheaply and rapidas over; any other line. ( - Charlotte Observer: Day before; yesterday a colored woman, who gave her! name as Alice Atkins, and who claimed to. be from Georgia, was arrested on the streets) in this city, under the supposition that she was crazy. She was placed temporarily in the guard house. Yesterday morning it' was decided to send her to the county jail, j and fvVaftet of colored men volunteered to estfter to her new quarters. On the way dog ran past the party, .and the woman immediately went into spasms. She- was finally, carried to the jail where she now lies in a critical condition. On reaching the jail, the spasm having passed . off, she was handed a glass of water and immediately went into convulsions. Dr. Bratton, the county physician, was sent for, and upon his arrival immediately pro nounced the case hydrophobia. Who the woman really is, how she came;. here, or when she was attacked by j rabies no one here can answer. Raleicrh News-Observer: in Edenton, N. C. on Friday, .18th March, 1SS5, Airs. J3ettie Thompson, wile ol Thoe. Thomp8on-sq., of Edenton, and sister of Col. WnviE. Anderson, of this city, aged flfty-ene years. Yesterday morning when Gov, Scales, his wife and Miss Katie Scales arnred at Franklinton, Capt Wm. Smith haot'ti pleasant surprise for them. He was going over the Louiaburg & Frank linton Road. and invited them to accompany him. The party travelled a distance of Si miles over the new road. Work on the road progresses rapidly. It is under stood that Gov. Scalej will go to the .New Orleans Exposition on or about the 28th in1 a special car. TLe uranvwe urays, of Oxford, presented Gsn. M P. Taylor with a gold headed cane, as a testimonial; for his services to thwn." --Dr. Hogg said to a reporter yesterday that the phe nomenal winter, with its quick freezes and sudden thaws, had greatly damaged the wheat and oats. He says that the grain growers here hold a similar view. He' thinks the wheat and oat crop will be out 20 per cent, of a full crop. Washing ton letter: Carolina's Chances. The prospects have been good that North Caro lina would get two of the bureaus, ' viz. : Vance and Jarvis for Commissioners of Patents and Agriculture, respectively. The. prospects are still encouraging, but I do not feci quite as sanguine as I did a week, ago. THE . . NRVV, ADVEBT1SBJBBNTN. ; Attestiok Hibernians. - :, M. S.- WrLLABD Insurance. Munson Merchant tailoring. Heiksbekgeb Blank books, etc. Collier & Co. Groceries at auction. Masonic Meeting Wilmington Lodge. DeRossett & Meabes Card of thanks. E. W. Linxb ack First class piano work. Local Dots. Yesterday was a delightful day. Receipts of cotton yesterday 18 bales. Mr. T. B. Kingsbury has been invited to deliver a presentation speech at Trinity College at the next Commence ment. He has been compelled to decline this, as he has other invitations. The Schr. Xackawana, Capt. Classon, was cleared from this port for Petit GoarHayti, late Saturday afternoon, by Messrs. Northrop & Cumming, with 128,737 feet lumber, valued at $1,833 88. M, Patrick.' Day. 7 , This' is a day sacre In the memories of all good Irishmen, and each succeeding 17th of March it is celebrated with more or less fervor by the sons of the Green Isle, wherever they7 may be. It is usually ob served with but little demonstration . here. The Hibernian i Benevolent Association will meet at .Germania Hall, Front street, at 8.80 a. m., in full regalia, form in pro cession, and march to St. Thomas' Catholic Church, where appropriate1 services will be held, ReV." Father Moore delivering the ser mod; Returning .to the , hall, the usual annual election of officers will take place. Flrea In (be Woods. Fires in the woods east of the city have been doing considerable damage.- Sunday afternoon the flames were approaching un comfortably near to Mr. J. W. Barnes' truck farm, which Tie saved from injury by setting fire to the grass', etc. , around his farm in advance of the larger fire. It ap proached very near me toll-house, magistrate's court. . s. HilmanAnd Delia Bryson.wera. before Justice Millis yesterday to undergo anex- animation on the charge of enticing certain sailors irom tnetr uuiy. not sustain (the accusation, and the case was dtemUsed, at.the Dst of the prosecutor-r. Matt 'Mattersoh-f ailing in ' which he was ' committed to jail. N; C.v TUESDAYv iIAECH;il7rl885. CITY BOSriTAL. Bepori of Uia ClialnaaB of Ibe Bos pltal Board Tlie"8arKtt lat Caiarc I &c lnerease In Bllleleaey,' ; Prp-1 -: - - .v-! , U li.il i larlty,&e rv, ,. ..,a .h, , , The reports of the officials of -the City Hospital, showing th operations of that; institution - for the past lyearj .Indicatax. a mrv n ftAnraetBjr state nf afKalra MnArtll.t great credit uibn5 the Surgeon la cnargej Tid the managers,4 1 uai y-j-mi me managers, v. a;'ul ul lie report of CbL Roger Moore,. Cfostf of the Hospital Board? syBS? . th. The man W. W. Lane. Bttperlntendeni is still in charge and devotes his : entire time and skfil to treatment of the sick and the -economical, management of the HospiuL Under his inaagemenj the in stitotion-js'irowlnj jn rpuUrftjr and uie- fBlneisv the adnUsstona the past year tshow- idg a large increase lover the year 1883 and. the increased amount from pay patients is itratifying." -:- . I . AivATlino' to thU rennrt. the total num ber of admissions for treatment was 181, of which 158 were successfully treated and 28 '-died. Included 'in the total number treated were 12 pay patients. The total ex penditures for the' year were $5,784.14, of which ,amount $2,890.88 was for perma nent improvements, including new wing, laundry wood-hou8e,sewerage and repair ing kitchen, leaving a balance, of $2,893.26 for operating the hospital. Receipts from pay patients and, other sources $283.85, leaviag $2b6Q9.9( as net' cost for operating expenses, orgsqpgthly average of. $217.49; as against 187.93 for 1883, with 126 tota i admissions, showing an iscrease of 40 per cent, in admission and only 16 per cent, in expenditures. The new wing is built in a neat an3 substantial manner, and is di vided into two wards, one' for males and the other for females, being supplied with dispensary, iterating room, bath rooms and water closets. Sewerage pipes have- bu added, and connection made with the "Vl'La' "U IV UIO UCkCOOltJ 1U1 $500 for that purpose from the county and city, and to provide a suitable range for cooking. The report of Dr. Lane, Surgeon in charge, commends the action of the Board of Managers in increasing the facilities of the Hospital; says our city physicians have taken great interest io the Institution ; com pliments the employes and attendants; al ludes to the urgent necoty for a mortuary or dead house, for purposes of post mortem examinations . for the benefit .of scientific medicine, etc.; alludes in terms of gratitude to the kindness and assistance he has re ceived at the hands of city physicians, and also from Dr. Peckham, of the U. S. Ma rine Hospital, and to the visits of the Sis.' ters of Charity of tfte Catholic Convent, the Sisters of St.' Jaiies' Home and other ladies. Followifitgs a list of those who have contributed & the Hospital in books, papers, magazines and clothing: Col, W. C. Jones, Mrs. Burruss. Mrs. Rheder, Mr. and Mrs. James Sprunt. Mrs. Em pie, Capt. T. C. Lewis. Mr. Geo. Davis, Rev. Dr. Wilson, MissLula Parsley. Mr. John Mc Laurin, Mrs. Alex. Johnson, Mrs. Ken nedy, Mrs. .Alex. Sprunt and Mrs. F. H. Mitchell. Of the charity patients. there were 22 deaths. Pay patients 1 death. -. Births, 2 Of the charity patients 52 were white males and 27 whith females. Total whites 79. Colored 63 males and 27 females. Total 90. Of the pay patients there were 9 white males and 2 white females. Color' ei 1 male. Of those who died, it. is said a number were sent to the hospital in a dying condi tion. . We understand that it is expected in a short time to make the institution self sus taining. It has certainly proved a great blessing to the community. - Yesterday's Eclipse Tne Total Eclipse of 1869. There was a partial eclipse of the sun yesterday, something over one-third of the disk being obscured. Smoked glass was pretty generally called into, requisition.1 ! Those who can call to mind ' the total eclipse; of Saturday, August 7lh', ', "1869; know. what an eclipse is. For several sec onds during the total. obscuration there was every appearance of a dark night. The chickens went to roost, and some of the more superstitious people1 gave vent to ex pressions of uneasiness. , The eolipse took place about 6 o'clock in the afternoon, which was some time before night ; at that season of the year; It was one hour from the beginning to the close of the eclipse, and those who appreciated it pronounced it a grand sight. ,;r i '' ' tf : mayor's Cort, ' ' 'J ; ;. ' Before Mayor Ea3, yesterday morning, Frances Hargrove, an old offender, was ar raigned on the charge of acting disorderly on Nutt street, and was sent below for five days. ' ; "," ' ; ' " ; Edward Dickson, charged with dis orderly conduct; case continued for State until to-morrow morning. , , - ; . 7 '' Q. W. Green, a colored youth; - charged with highway robbery, was required to give bond in the sum of $50 for his ap pearance at the present term of the Crimi nal Court. He is accused of having knocked fifty cents from the hand of another boy, grabbing and running with it. L ": ;Ji " Sam Mitchell,: .charged , with using ' very bad language on the public streets, was locked up for five days. A Sprig of Sbamroek. Mr, James Corbett brought in for our in spection, yesterday, a bunch of shamrock which he had lust received from a friend In Llsmore.'oounty Watetford, Ireland. ; It 1 wmoe orougbt into, requisition igaqy io thecelebration. ' ? , l . . - .. - - - . - -J.- - ., j 1 . i - Weather Indleanona. : ' )n:1i .f; The following are the indications for to- T?i t . . . .. ,. - " : For the South' Atlantic4 8tates; falr. Weatiier slightly' warcaer followed by fall -1 ing temperature during Tuesday, "variable winds, shifting to northwesterly, rising ba-; 'f i i . r. rihe. Irish World, speaks; iu yery compji-l menary terrma. ofMr. Kilhsm, the yqun jyanuBcape pamter wno nas recenuy locaieu, iaWBrningWr " 1 1 '"'Capt. ' F." Singletary ' haV been very sick, but if i&prdTingV1 fi srMr. EmaBuel Scharff, whose store and; coateots were destroyed by fire on , Satur day orning last, arrived home from sw Yopt.cSundsy night. He" was about toj atsoysteamer, bui received a ieleiam abotrithTflre an'd hutriedhome by rail.7 ' Criminal Cout. The first session of the Criminal Court under the new law placing Mecklenburg county in a circuit with New Hanover, commeaed here yesterday morning, with His Honor Judge O. P. Meares on the bench, and Col. B. : R. Moore" prosecuting for tho State. After the, usual prelimina ries the following persons were drawn and impanelled as theGrand Jury for the term, which under the new law is constituted "of twetve persons, instead of eighteen, as here tofore, nine being a quorum : ' " T. P. Sikoremin; Jno. . R. Melton, H. W. Collins, M. M. Parker, Henry Shep herd, Thos. A. Hodges, C. C. Vernon, Wmi Turley, Ben j.' Wilson, Chas. M. Wil liams, David 8. Sadgwar, H. W. Bryant. A few unimportant cases were disposed of. Maj. Jas. Reilly was in the city yester day and will remain oyer to participate in the St. Patrick celebration to day. - Mr. Walker Taylor is agent here for the Presbyterian Mutual Assurance Fund. Having occasion to mention the fact, in our last, the name appeared as Walter Tay lor. a m ' TMe Revival. ' The great revival at the Fifth Street Me thodist Church still continues with una bated interest. Thus far there have been 182 professions with 101 additions, as the result of the revival, and 122 additions since the first of January. The church was crowded on Sunday morning, after noon and nightfT-and a large number of penitents were at the altar. THE HAILS The malls close and arrive at tha City Post Office as follows: CLOSE. Northern through malls, fast 7:30 P. M Northern through and way mails. &60 A. M Raleigh 6:45 P. M. dt 8:00 A. M. Hails for the N. C. Railroad, and routes supplied therefrom Including A. & N. C. Railroad, at. . .7:30 P. M. St 8KW A. M. Southern malls for all points South, daily w, 8:00 P.M. Western mails (C. C. Railway) dally (except Sunday) 6:15 P. M. A u points between Hamlet and Raleigh 6:15 P. M. Mail tor uneraw ana uarungton Han road , Kails for points between Florence and' 8)0 P.M. 8KP. M. 1:00 P.M. 6:15 P. SL 6.-00A.M. 8:30 A. X. Charleston Fayette ville, and offices on Cape fear River, Tuesdays and Fridays Fayette ville, via C. C. R. K., daily, ex cept SnBdays .v. rr ... Onslow C. H. and intermediate offioea. Tuesdays ann.jiTiaays. Smithville malls, by steamboat, dally (except Sunday Mails ror jtsasy j Hill, Town Creek, Shal- lotte and Little River. Tuesdavs and r a mil nu uuai Fridays. . . 2KP. M. WrlgiitBvllle dailyiit. 8:8o A. M. DPEN FOR DELIVERY. Northern thro' and way mails.. 7:30 A. SC Southern malls 7.90 A. M. Carolina Central Railroad.. 8:45 A, M, . Stamp Office open from 7.80 A. H. to 6 P. M. Honey Order and " Register " Department opea 8K A. H. to SM P. M. continuous. Carriers delivery open on Sunday from 8:30 to 0 A.M. Malls collected from street boxes from bud ness portion of city at 5 A.M., 11:30 A.M. and 5:30 P.M.; from other parts of the city at 5 P.M. General delivery open from 7 A.M. to 6.00 P.X and on Sundays from 8:30 to 8:30 A. M. r Railroad time, 75th meridian. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Wilmington Lodge Io. 319, A. F, & A, I. RKQTJLAH MONTHLY COMMUNICATJOBt THIS TTJESDAY BVBNtNG, March 17th, at 7J o'clootu rlreoture .on Mexican War. Visiting Brethren cordially invited to attend JAMES W. MONROE. mhl7 It - " Secretarv. . Attention Hibernians. THE MEMBERS OF THE ABOVE ASSOCIA- tlon are hereby requested to meet in fall re ml at uermania uau, at a.wj o'ciock, ra ay morninfr, the 17th, for the purpose of celebrating St. Tatrlol .mhlT It tnois vay. JOHN N. CANT WELL. : Chief Marshal. ' ' First Class Plata Work. T EXPECT, TO REMAIN IN WILMINGTON DU JL rmff the present week, at least, ana snail De nleased to attend to anv orders for thorousrh First Class Piano Work, whioh may be left at'tl Book Store of -Mr. P, He1nsbewror Mr. C. W, Yates. -The very best of testimonials may be seen at Mr. Heinsberger's. - ' E. W. LINEBACE, . mh l71t , , of Salem, N. C. Card of -Thanks. TTfJE WISBT TO TENDER OtTH SINCERE thanks to the Volunteer ITlre Department for their efficient services at the fire occurring at our Office on Saturday night. ' Also to acknowledge our Indebtedness to the Printers who kindly offered tons the use of their offices during our temporary cessation from work. Our 'regular customers wilt be glad to know that We will resume work as soon as we can re place the damaged stock and machinery eay in two or three weeks. In the meantime payment for all bills due up to date will be thankfully accredited by ' - mh 17 it DxROSSET & MEARES. : - WiimlBfftoi afli ftyetteTille. THE STEAMER EXCELSIOR WILL RtTN THE schedule-of the late Steamer Wave, leaving Wilmington on Monday and Thursday, at 11 o'clock A. M.,- from the 'wharf of Hall & Pear- sau. Tne patronage ez tne eustomers or ' tne Wave is respectfully solicited. J?or lrelght ,and passage apply en do am to mh 15 2t- 3. D. L. SMITH, i EVERY WORKINQ DAY, FROM DAYLIGHT till dark. I will be farmr shoD and ready to serve aR who- nave anything i my line to do. ;cpurrespeouuy, w.aww(. ?. f . Practical Tinsmith, r j-.-' -Roofer and Sheet Metal Worker, mh!5 lw " - One door below Star, Office. . ii m -wm wvtn 5770 A. G. McGIItT, Auctioneer. ' s -1- rWA DAY, COMMENCING AT 11 O'CLOCK, we will elose oat remainder ol Stock of Orooe rles at 15 and 17 Sooth JtoiiI) Street Also, one good DeUrery . Wagon and Harness, and one Dray and Harness. u.oji rinl7.iai j iUl the Shades 1 0T THE MOST FASHIONABLE STjrrXNQ&we displayed., In our Merchant Tailoring .Depart- ment; Casslmer 8tU fromSS upward. . -. .. MTJN80N, mh 17l;C': .Merohant Tailor and CVothtsr. Eor Aldermen ! rjTBX I UNDERSIGNED 13. tpREPlttED TO write losnrapod fee Aldne)(, and tor any one wssjryrfljtas rosetlna motTist loss bxUtrsjiLl losses are paid In full on receipt of proofs. Also, issues Life, Accident and Mar'ne Policies la best Companies, with most favorable condi tl ns, and at lowest rates. M. S. WILLA.RD. 214 N. Water St. : mh 17 tf Telephone No. 6. Blank Books, JLANK BOOKPAPER AND , ENVELOPES, Pens and Pemiks of all kinds,- Inkstands,' Mucilage, Rulers, and all other Stationery, are now sold at a reduction upon former prices at . . fiSINSBERGER'S. : Pianos and Organs, gOLD ON THE POPULAR MONTHLY INSTAL-, MENT PLAN, j .At HETNSBERGER'S Live Book and Musto Stores. mhl7tf Try Warren?s Candies. mh 15 tf A Warning ! rpHE LARGE NUMBER OF FIRES WARNS US TO . - AND TN8TJKE IN THE Liverpool & LoeIoh & Glote Ins. Co., Which pays all losses WITHOUT DISCOUNT. ; Jno.W.Oordon & Smith AGENTS. Yes, We said WITHOUT DISCOUNT, mh 15 tf Farmer Cook Stove. r" YOU WANT A COOKING STOVE TO LAST from ten to twenty years, buy the FARMER SOLD only bt us. Just received a nice line of Tin Toilet Sets, Canary and Mocking Bird Cages. Library Lamps very cheap; Pudding Moulds, iuoe Bouers, wastry uoarus, &c. PURE WHITE OIL, at PARKER 4 TAYLOR'S, : rahlStf 23 South Front St E. G. Blair, Broter aiii Coiiiraoii HercM : FLOUR. MEAL, GRAIN, COTTON AND COUN TRY PRODUCE a Specialty. ; t TEN THOUSAND DOZEN EGGS WANTED. janSltf " No. 19 N. Second Street. - Polo HcQ. Caps ! " v j ladies' Hats ! HARRISON A ALLEN, Hatters. mh 15 u Bird, Garien aia Flower Seel LSO, LEECHES. Hamburgh Tea, Hamburgh Drops,. Hamburgh Plaster, Ac, Ac. PrescriDtions filled at all hours at . , F. C. MILLER' mi MU Corner ox Fourth and NnskSi Spring Woolens. VARIETY OF EXCELLENT GOODS FOR Men and Boys! wear, direct from the manufac turer. Very Cheap! mh 15 tf JNO. J. HBDRICK. ( Farmers and Country MercM C AVB MONEY BY SENDING THEIR PRODUCE O to JOHN R. MARSHALL, General Com. Merchant, ' ' 24 North Water Street, Wnmington, N.C. He obtains good pricss for their Products and makes correct returns. Those who have tried him say they are well pleased . mh 12 D&Wtf . Chinese Gordon. SUCCINCT. RECORD, OF HIS LIFE, BY Archibald Forbes, with illustrations, for sale at - ' CM. HARRIS1 Popular News and Cigar Store. Open until II o'clock on Sunday. Reading Boom in rear; 50 cents per month. mn 8 tf ' r - ... Bottom Prices ! "TTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE of ALL STYLES OF SHOES, which we offer at Bottom Figures. Come and buy a pair of our Gent's 3Snoes. They fit nicely and wear wslL AiSHRIER, -mh 8 tf 108 Market St. Garden Seed. Grarden Seed. BEANS, PEAS, CORN, ' "" CABBAGE, JJEET, TOMATOES, Sx., Aa Wholesale and' retail. u :" i WILLIAM H. GREEN, mh8 tf 117 Market Street. ; ' ' i Special Notice. rpHE EXCITEMENT IS OVER, THE FAILURE nas proven a failure. Now call and see what I can furnish you, with. In my line. Satisfaction guaranteed. ;- f eb 1 tf Prop. Gem Saloon and Restaurant. TSlSppSBD pF A GREAT. MANY THINGS WE have advertised, we will revise the list and "see PRESTON CUMMING A CO., 1 miners ana wain ana ' i mh8tf Peanut Dealers. ; ! , Two Days,..., II Of - .'SBO.. Five Days,:.:,.;... ,f One Wei. . I v,v - t S 00 z 10 ' V ' -CTwo Wees, k oe - - 6 IPC -3 . A A. . ' 4. Z- W--T.JWO Months,..,... Z- Three Months,, i.. " - 81xMonthiT7!..... M 7 fn Yar One Sonars One Dav... 18 00 ' 0 HQ . s SO f0-A . t "sContraet Advsrtlsemsats taken at nropor- uonaicrwmes. woapareu type mate one square ilTOv" ADVERHSKMENTS. w-G-oods. WE HAVE itrOW AN , ELE5ANT LINE OF PIECE GDflDS! rmbraclng an the latest and leading styles for " Vg-b erir-s.:- - ....... . i. SpjrJasfvaax, and ourlf acuities for Fine Mr. Taflojingi far snrpasstany1 other hottse latbe SUte. Th ; early eallers of course get first choice. In ' Winter Underwear; especially FLANNELS, we offer aome rare bar- -. ' gains to, dose them out. - ,'vWJ Of FEB , THIS WOTWtr NW LOT OF -. - HAHDSOME SCA&F81 . and" they are wonderfuDy A. DAVID, . Merchant Tailor and Clothier. mhlStf Fruit in Profusion ATOUR USUAL LOW PRICES. 5000 . t i FLORIDA OEANGES. 35 BUNCHES Fine Aspinwl Bananas OOP, CANDIES 'BOOM' THEMSELVES. E. J. MOORE A: CO. ' mhlStf B, Jerseys, Jerseys, For Ladies and Children . Sizes S3 to 42; sizes 24 to 80. The above received by to-day's Express. Dry Goods, Carpets, Mattings, Good stock at all times at BOT1 OM PRICEsT ' It. M. McJNTIRE, mh 15 D&Wtf J With a Little Money VOU CAN BUY A PAIR OF SHOES FOR BABY. JL $1.50 will bay a nice Shoe for a woman. Our $J 53 Gaiter for gents Is neat and durable. : Bring your cash for bargains to Geo. B. French & Sons, 108 NORTH FRONT STREET. mhlStf Extracts and Soap. ELEGANT BLANDTHCBCHIE1?. ' EXTRACTS,' only ascents an ouace. A great reduction in the price of Toilet Soaps. Do. not fail to try the Dermal Soap; it is especially Adapted to those who suffer wath tender fiesh. .. J. H.EAKDIN, . - Druggist and Seedsman, mhlStf- New Market WUmington. N.C Easter Cards. OUR. EASTER CARDS HAVE f BEEN Re ceived: call and see them. PRAYER BOOKS and HYMNALS, .'la sets? new took just received. DEVOTIONAL BOOKS, all kinds, suitable for . Lent. a W. YATES, . mh 15 tf 119 Market St. We Faint ATR CARRIAGES. BUGGIES. PHAE- l y,. Wagons, Carts and Vrays. Skilled workmen emDloved and none but tbe best mate rial used. A full line of Carriages and. aU kinds of Saddlery Goods at low prices. McDOTJGALL A BOWDEN, U Opposite Giles A Murcblson's Store. mhlStf i . i-.u n Wm. E. Springer & Co. JJAVE IN STOCK A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Foreign and Domestic HARDWARE of the-best known manu'acturers. Price guaranteed. 19, 2t Ss 23 Market Street, mhlStf 1 Wilmington, N. C. Ladies' Garden Sets, JpOR 8ALE BY GILES A MUBCHISON, Murchison Block. mhlStf Closing Out, QUE STOCK OF GARDEN" SEED PEAS, BEANS, CORN, &o.r at much below the market price. , ; mh l5tf ' W. S. BBIGGS St CO. Bock Lime, F R BUILDING PURPOSES. - vmaK SEDUCED TO $1.15 PER CASK. LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR 3 LARGS LOTS AND TO THE TRADE. Address FRENCH BROS., - ' - Rocky Point, N.C. , or O. G4PARS3LEY, Jr 1 ntufr Wilmington, N. apltt fOOU SATING TO BE HAD BY USING OUR VTeelebrated FARMER GIRL - COOK STOVE, one of the best to be had In this market. Also, the VIRGINIA and IRON KING: and then we have the TECUM SEH with Reservoir very cheap. Oatt and oonsnlt us- when you have- any JOB WORK' Quick work and good work guaranteed. Beady to do your numbing, Gas Fitting and. Roofing. W. H. ALDERMAN A CO., , -- ' P!nmbeTt, Gas Fitters A Tinnersr -.. . mn5tf V . 25 Market Street -i -r i 'I. 1 3. - hi;, . t V'A 4tf- Y- -4 si MA , it Mi tj' i. -J ? i J i - If. ':V! 'IS! , ji--t ri ! 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Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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