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STATE RKPUBL1CAW COMMIT:
fTho Chairmau of the State Commit-
111 1 L it i- A
tee btlOUtU Call ,ll cugtsnier at uuw iu
transact important business. What say
vou I)t. :Mott? ".
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CI. 0. If. Blocker is now in western
Nurtli Carolina,! so we learn from a
frieii4 at llendersonville. On -the
mnimtains U a cood place to j be in
7,
100,000.
two diys after Ue election we stated
ihal the majority against prohibition
ttuuld probably be 100,000. Our cal
culations were exceedingly eorrect.
We shall very likely have even a very
sniiill increase over thut number, which
1 U 'truly gratifying to every lover of
liberty, i- ' '
ilAJ, It. M. uHKKLL
a
As a matter of news the statement
vi&i pubiished in the To&T of the 7th
inHa'it, hat Maj. II. M. Orrell was be
' hind in making his returns to the De
. jartoieiit. We stated at the time that
llure - evidently was a mistake about
. the matter, but our printers being'ex
' crted over the election failed to put it
i. We very much regret publishing
the item without the remarks, from the
fnct that we'Iook upon Major Orrell as
rq exceedintr,ly faithful official one
- who will never bo' short or neglectful
' iu Lis duties to" the, government. We
' are glad' to now state on the very best
. nthority that Maj, OrrcII is not, and
LavneVer been, behind in his returns.
: - Tho Aasaasiu! Crontcs Another Soa
' i: Batlon. ; ' -r', .
Wasuisgtok, August 17. A report
mi current here this morning that
tluitoau bad. attempted to kill one ol
the guards at the jail, but itiwas stated
kt polico headquarters that the report
;was without foundation; It is learned,
however, that tho report! was true. At
" ; . . - . i
n early hour this morning, as W. C.
McGill, one of the guards, passed Uui
; teau's cell, he noticed something wrong
and entered the coll. lie found a knile
-j in (luiteau's possession and demanded
it, hut thiiteau refused to give jt up.
McCtill drew his pistol and a struggle
muiied. .' Guiteau made a desperate ef
fort to secure the pistol, and succeeded
; ; labelling it away from McGill. After
itfve ro struggle McGill regained poa
jwiou of the pistol,; which, being dis
' charged duriug tho scuffle, brought
, other cuards to bis assistance, and Gui
trau ftn disarmed. ; o damage was
; .Tone. I .; '
The JSVA Amrriean, Jiccicw 'tot Sep
,. tember opens with a profoundly philo-
fhical article on "The .Church, the
i.feaie', and the School", by Trof. Wil
lim T, Harris. . M. J. Parage treats
of 'Naturaf Etblcs'V lowing that the
principles of morality are rooted In
oiaa'a nature, and are the products of
Mulutibrijj consequently, that they are
oot affected bylhe ticiseitudes of dogma
'' w religious creeds. . The Hon. John A;
Kaon gives a history of the ."Monroe.
j lVclaritiou",and prores that the credit
of formulating that . cardinal doctrine
of American statesmanship is doe to
"M Quincy Adam. - The Rt. Ed
aid Everett Ilale writes of the Taxa
tion of Church rroperty. lie would
at all churches taxed in arm, but
"ould exempt i practice those which
M tkeir charitable work help to lighten
m u auto wvift ucip iu iikuku
. r.-.I -..j-ii
the I'ublic bnrdena. .
wu number of the Review are
Jenuh
Sioa MoraisrThe Decavof N.wEor
had Tbouchf V bv the Rev. Jiilius H.
r. u.i.. ur-ftin
Hl. in.- v-
v. t . . ' ! '
Mtsiter Joanson. rue latter article
W a kathinz xriUcUm ot Jefferson
Uvk's recently pobllahed historical
ttoir. Filly cent per copy. Five
Urs Wr year, AddmarrheKotai
Asaerican Review. 2Jew York, K. Y."
SutitUcs show that the number of
aU fkrma in the south ia rapHilv in-
mdnr. ajd to this fact u aurionted
rav tacreaae la the ' amount lof
tttt raised. Within tea Yean Oeor
rM hu added 21,320 to the namber of
Mk&u tstrsM and im other southern
UUvUft- nUntAtfoua aiiw heta ras
y iivkd ap, la France there axe
wt4tV9 UUUM V4
fU h the moat ' pr&pereu cooatry
w IWroM. Oar faxmera with broad
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THE PRE01DETIT.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN
: Executive Mansion, August 17, ; 8.30
P. M The President has passed a
tranquil night, sleeping the most of the
time. He continues to retain the nu
tritive enemata, and has not vomited
since the last bulletin. His general
condition appear more hopelal,tban
at this time yesterday. ' Pulsed 119,
temperature 93.3,!
respiration 18.
. (81gned)
D. W.JILISS. , r
J. K. BARNES,
J. J. WDODWARD, !
ROBT. KEY BURN,
f F. H.HAMILTON, I
. 4 D. H. AONEW.
v-T L UNyFFIClAL BULLETIN. '
Executive Mansion, Aug; 17; 10.30
A. MrIn a conversation this morning
on the President's condition, Dr. Boyo
ton said' the prospects were 'consider
ably brighter, and that the patient is
resting comforUbiy.v la
innnirv ih. TtfictnT Tt1inT that'll
enemata which were being administered
consisted principally of diluted extract
of beef, a yolk of an egg and whiskey,
the whole being dissolved and slightly
heated. -W ': .-' 1 ;
Dr. Biis, in conversation on the
same subject, stated that a small por
tion of muriatic acid was also a part of
the enema. The latter gentleman ex
presses the opinion that the President's
stomach was gradually becoming
stronger, and referred to the fact, that
nourishment was being retained as
proof thereof. The Doctor still remains
hopeful, r ud says there is no reason for
giving the President's case up yet.
Dr. Boy nton, in j response to a ques
tion regarding the President's taking
nourishment in the regular manner,
said it was possible that a very small
quantity of diluted beef extract, prob2
ably a teaspoonful, would be given him
abdut noon; it would depend, however,
upon the patient's condition at that
hour. lie has nod been troubled .with
nausea since" yesterday afternoon, . at
which time he threw off about a gill of
liquid matter, cont lining a quantity of
bile. Dr. Boy nton says Mrs. Garfield
contioues very hopeful, and feels rather
more encouraged to-day than she. did
yesterday.-'-" . " l : : ttj ,
UNOFFICIAL BULLEtlN. "
; Executive; Mansion, August 17, 1 P.
M.-rThe President's'mail has increased
very materially since bis relapse and
the number of suggestions as to how
the unfavorable turn in the esse should
be met are innumerable. . One corres
pondent says that; if - (rantfusiqu of
blood should be determined upon,, he
is ready to give half, ur all, of his
blood, if necessary, to sustain and build
up the President. Previous to the mid
day dressing, Dr. Agnew was asked the
condition of the Presidenr,-to Which he
responded. I "He is . belter tc-day."
When questioned further, the Doctor
said "there is nothing further to say
than is contained in the bulletin, which
U stated ver nur own, together with
the signatures of the other.
Executive Mansion, Aug.
sjirgeons'
17, 5.45 P.
M.The following was "received this
afternoon: ! , - j' rv'V-. ?'H;f
Mr$ Qarjield, Washington, I. C:
I am most anxious to know how the
President is tb-day and to express" my
deep sympathy with you botb. ...f v
i Signed J l, ; "The Queer.
The following reply has been sent
:tIerMaJty, ?ee riOrwe,
-EW Your; Majesty- kind inquiry
HJa lit Paantant''MAifl!ilAn T A n tJtmA
finds the President's condition, changed
for the better, la the judgment of his
medical advisers there la itrong hope
of his recovery. His mind is entirely
clear, and your Majesty's kind expres
sions of sympathy are moat grateful to
him, as they are gratefully acknowl
edged by jne.
Signed rLtJCKETlA K, G AWlELiy
; . OFFICIAL BUUSTI0. .
Executive Mansion, August 17 6.30
P. M. The ! rresldenVh "condition is
even better than it was this morning
There baa been no vomiting darlogthe
i . ..:' " " . . . t
I day and . the entmata continue, to be
reuunea. . Moreover, s lewpwuiui , i
beef extract has twice been admin! s-
lewa,Jr m0B"l w , W? f?
1 itB qaanUUes of watet iwaUofred
I from .time to, time
excite no nausea.
lUe wouni eonunuea w uo wviu. ai
Uu.i VU miIu U 111 tinMntnrli. .1 r .1 -v.. 1
I r""r Tr" - x r " ,1
I rtspira uoo 19. --Ir.--Jl
,-Hlrttfth D. W. BUSS,
. -r i ; I, . J. . WOODWAJtn, t
; ROBT. RKTBCJIN, j
i ruJJUitiwpJf
cxorrraAL BCLLxnar. r
Executive Mansion, Angnaf U
M.-the Vmideat h si bevn ' asleep
nearly two ara.' There has been ne
recurrence of hauaea In any! degttt.
V ".nrtAtW baa W .A-Uutd tr.
j.- ' TTtl roiU aa ixu t u .fwxo
, .-h . ;i i,
r-.t. liw ia-i ir 11
W w tjw.. ... .lrfA U tit tw utt nsornu&icahOTiajesvucissaT
unH.i -a
i . u.eskiiruAT AiM vwaa em emt snw4B . Hnn
WILMINGTON. NORTH
i gradually growing. . (The interest of the
day centered upon Ihu condition of the
i President's stomach, from time to time,
and great encoursgment has been de
rived from the fact that the nourish
ment taken naturally by the President
has-been retained. The hope of the
) night is founded upon the action of the
patient's stomach, and as it gains
i strength confidence of his recovery in
creases -and vice versa, : i
! : - ?. OFFICIAL BCLLETIJf. ; .
1 Executive Maxsiox, Aug. 18, 8.30
PM. Tee President has passed a Tery
comfortable night, sleeping well the
greater part of the time1. . There has
been jno further vomiting and nutri
tive enemata are still retained.
rpr. UNOFFICIAL BU1LETIN. ;
1 ) ExecutWf; Mansion, August 18, 11
AvM.--Tb.e indications are that every
thing U progressing finely in the sick
room. Vi Dr.. Agnew has JeA for Phila
expres. He
IiR probably return to-morrow, in or-
der that Dr. Hamilton may go'to New
iYork on . Saturday. Private Secretary
Brown accompanied the Doctor to the
train, and s lys he talked very encour
agingly of the President's chances.
Previous i to leaving the Mansion Dr.
Agnew. bad a talk with Mrs.-Garfield,
and informed her that he felt perfectly
secure in ; being temporarily absent;
that if an emergency should oqcur he
could easily be summoned. : h,
OFFICAL BULLETIN. T
Executive Mansion, Aug. 18,12.30
P. M. The resideut is suffering ome
discomfort this morning from the com
mencing I of inflmation of the I right
'parotid gland. In other respects his
condition is somewhat improved!, and
especially hit stomach is becoming less
intolerant. . ; ,
UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN
.Executive Mansion, Aug. ISj, 2.C0
P. M. As Dr. Hamilton was leaving
the White House ten minutes ago he
said, in reeponse to questions of repre
sentatives of the press, that he jciuld
not conveniently explain the cause of
inflamaliou of the parotid laud at
.this time,!but be said it was j erfectly
proper to state that it was not an indi
cation of any serious complication; was
not an unusual occurrence iu such ca
sea, and that it caused no alarm; what
ever to the atteudiug surgeons. J
:j OFFICIAL. BULLETIN. !
Executive Mansion, August IS," 6.30
P. MiThe P'rcsidf nt has doria well
dnring the day. He has taken addi
tional nourishment by the mouth, this
afternoon, with evident relish, and
without subsequent nausea. There is
some rise of temperature, but general
condition 1 is rather better thaii at this
time yesterday. . i
UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN,
Executive Mansion, August 18, 10.30
P. M. The morning bulletin was gen
erally conicedtd at the Executive Man
sion to be the most favorable which has
beed issued since , the Preaident re
lapsed., The. patjent'has beeu improv
ing ever since the first teaspoonful of
nourishment -was taken, and this fact
is proven '"by his firmer pulse, i Before
the noon bulletin vtas ued the Presi
dent had partaken i f koumiss on four
differeut occasions, and expreesed a de
sire lor more, ur course tue nounsn-
meni was administered in very small
quantities.' '''Previous to administering
the first quantity f koumiss Mrs. Gar
field was sitting' by the patient's bed
side, when The expressed himself as
6MagcQirey well, and inquired if
,fc wM nM d(;sired to try tbe strength of
i
hui stomach by permitting him to have
nourishment, and expressed a; wish for
koumiss, whereupon his wife Rave him
Ure first portioni The fact of the Pres
idents having suggested the adminis
tration of nourishment' is considered
by the surgeons as an' indication that
the ; irritability 6f the stomach h sub-
aldipgind that in consequence the pa
tient commences to crave fodd.
A Hopeful Feeltn In ltesard to llie
v . ltecovcry. 1 " - :
I UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Executive Maasion, Aug. 19. 11 A.
M.-The Pitsidebt; contitum to do
well. He panakra J t f nourbhment
more irtqueauy, anu ue quanucy w
I beiag gradually increased. Tbestomach
1 .flera jio. mHtaacn id the attending
saimona entires : inemseirea- a very
. w ,:r ,v.. ..,tb- ia
awve n.iwuv na nvask uiej wwmvw . w
1 in" rv"
eland
fe'gTdsnrirynfebeidiag.- r:
. Executive Mansion, August 19, 12.10
P. M. Dr. Blis w ho has just come
from the PrtaideaCa room, in reply to
thequestkm, Uw ia the lYraidentr
said, -Oh ba i rvtuas 00 .plead Uliy.-
Doe he experience any pain from
the in&ammatiosi of the gland ! "Not
to apeak of."
Uaa the swylUeg decreawed any;
I renl llnan almost entirely snbeided
i l-fYmi d toft arRd nT funhee
I n4aniToea-1 rww km
isrOB.iO.'
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CAROLINA,; SUNDAY.
'Is the temperature , anr; h'Shai f
"Pip, the temperature and" retpinuon i
are about norm i"1' ' " 1
Whit tintiri.finiftnt h. lh nlttiint
taken to-day ?" "He has taken from
14 to 16 ounces of koumiss 'and! asflk
grueL. V ; r ; ;
"Does he still relish ;gniel? Yes,
he appears tery fond of it"
SiSS.-4V
p iurTi,. T.M-i- itWir.JI
perceptibly improved dnriar the last 1
twenty-four boon.; The parattd well
ing is eTideatly duoiniabiag.' and it
has not pained bisa aiaee: last. flight. I
lie la taking to-day an increased qoan I
tity of liquid food by the month, irbica
is relished and prodneea no gaatrcim4 1
latioo. Hu pulse is now 105, temper
ature 9S.8, respiration 17. v .-r
(Signed) t D -W. Bum, .
V -JTTSZ Baknes,
" woodttabj),
' Rost. Keybukn,
- F: H. Hamilton.
x UNOFFICIAL BULLXTUr. i
Executive Mansion, August 19, 2.30
P. M. Dr. Hamilton left on the 2.10
P. M. train for New York. Dr. Agnew.
is expected to arrive to-night Dr.
Bliss says that the patient continues to
improve. During the day he has had
twenty ounces of beef extract adminis
tered by means of enemata, in addition
to sixteen ounces of koumiss and milk,
given naturally. : ' : ;x '
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Executive Mansion, August 19,
6.30 P. M. 1 be President has een
easy during the afternoon, and the
fayorable condition reported in the
last bulletin continues. The swollen
parotid gland has not been painful.
His temperature is the same; pulse
rather less frequent than at this hour
yesterday; temperature 100, respiration
18. : :..',v
, (Signed) D. W. Bliss, . .
J. K. Babses,
J. J. WOODWAKD,
BX)BT. BEYBUKN ;
UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN, '
Executive Mansion, August 19, 11
P. M. The President's condition to-
uay nas oeen aeciueaiy oetier wan any
day since the unfavorable symptoms of
ixxuuuajr i0fc uiauucBLDu wicmseiTCB.
ue nas slept more than usual, and ap-
pears mucn reiresned upon awakening
from bis s'umber. While ' the aland
inflammation has not entirely ? disap
peared, it is thought by the surgeons
ibt the gland is less irritable, from the
fct that the patient does not experi
ence so much pain from it. Another
unquestionable feature denoating im-
provement is the tone of the President's I
stomach, which has not yet shown aay I
gastric disturbance. Members of the I
Cabinet and all others who have called 1
during the day, have left! the Mansion I
well encouraged.
CIT X ITEMS.
-All subscribers to the Post, not re
ceiving the same regularly, will please
report the same to Mr. W. E. Sellers or
at this office.
Mr. B. h. Perry is making .extensive
alterations and improvements . to the
Purcell House. V ) ; ' .
Mr. B. H. J AhrenV new store en
the corner ol Front and ' Dock streot-j
is rapidly approaching completion.
The steamer Elisabeth is laid up fur
repairs and the II. S. mail is being
carried by the Passport until her re
pairs are completed.'
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The bridge over Smith's Creek has
been put in thorough order by Mr.
Jnoi F. Garrell, who baa the contract
for keeping it in repair.
The parsonage being built by the
congregation of Fifth Street M. .
Churchy adjoining the Church edifice,
ia ranidlv MBBHtiaehiBW enmDlelkHL.
We hear nnfa vocable : reports from
the crop ia the Town Creek section of
Branawick coaatv. There ban been no
raia in threweeks, aad everything is
U-K-a.
w
The work on Sixth street bridge bav
ing been completed, the workmen are
1 a- ,"-
1 britln a tnorourn overnanuax. xi
- w
I wng needed it
A flag Wlmeaftef to be displayed at
the Signal OSce UUm city whenever
the New York etenmen crosses the bar.
The bttaUag U faraithed by l!r. Bond,
the Saperiateedtat of the Sranuhip
Une.
Thnrsday
a-an. while ai work ca lit.
John C
Hvert hoe, em Ike
t Had
I Cresa and FwnrOi siim,tVl
i ee .w hcs. suuia w m re
Itadder. bttaXtW iMWsasiisni
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-AUGUST. 21.. 1881.
- Ex-Mayor Kishblate and family ar
nred home August 17th.
'
'ys, lOOk. OUt fof the CUCUS. Old
jonn Aobinson will be here about the
19th of September,
' Alex. Kershaw received a severe cnt
on hit right leg by a circular saw at
lhe mill of Messrs. AlUffer, Price &
Co.. on, Friday last. The unfortunate
WM an apprentice at work. in the
tfr !"--'-V '
r Aa addiCion is being added to the
aeesloii room of the First Presbyterian
Church. It is on the. east side of Jhe
buildin ? and will be used in connection
with the session room for the Sunday
School of the Church.
M. f Howell Cobb, who recently re-f
moved, from thia city to Hickory, has
purchased a farm one mile east of that
town, and is now: erecting a very fine
residence. The house is located near
the road leading to the Sparkling Ca
tawba Springs. ': j
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Mr. McDermaid, of the Robet6niant
and his very excellent ladyand little
boy have ' been , in the city the ; past
week enjoying the splendid weather.
We are glad to see Mr. McD. looking
so well. lie eviaeDtlv is prosperous
and happy, we judge from his jigrc ca
ble and jolly manner. .; I '
General Joseph C. Abbott is spend
ing his vacation at iSeaulort, xsorth
Carolina. We wish him a pleasant
time, for he certainly deservjit after
a long season of hard work. : AVe are
glad to learn that his health is improv
ing under the influence, of the coo
breezes of the sea -shore. "
ATTENTION K AFTSMEN. A iecent
decision of the Lighthouse Board, re
quires timber or other rafts to carry
lights on each end of the raft at least
ten feet above the raft. If the raft is
two cribs, or a double raft, two lights
are required. Bow boats or yachts are
required to carry a light six feet above
the bow of the boats, f ,
The water opposite the city in the
riTer is brackish, and crabs are caught
almost daUT Irom the market doct.
ad porpoises have.been seen opposite
point Peter. It is feared that the rice
crop bn the , river will be injured by
the salt or brackish water, if planters
i find it necessary to freshen, their crops.
Report has it that the Rev. Dr.-
Bernheim has recently been elected to
the Presidency of the. North Carolina
College at Mt Pleasant. Dr. Bernheim
says the election for a President of the
College will not take place until the
5th day of October; that he is not cer
tain he will be elected, and also be
does not' know wbether he will accept
the position if elected -. 1
We learn Irbm Mr. Aaron A. Dans,
who resides 'in the southern portion of
the city, that while he was out fishing
in the vicinity of Mcllhenny'd mill-
pond, on Thursday last, he killed a
huge rattle snake, which measured six
feet nine and one half inches in length,
and bad 10 ratt'es and a button.-We are
I informed that the woods in that vicioi-
ty are full of these dangerous snaks.
Rev. Dr. Patterson, of this city, who
expected to be at Sewanee this month.
has changed ' his plana. . He is now at
Augusta where be is in charge for
short time, say ten days, of fet.
Parl's Church. On Saturday last he
delivered the prayer j at the laying of
the corner stone of the new MaSn:c
Temple in that city. Towards the Ut
ter part of the month he expects to go
to Albeav Georgia, in behalf of the
University of the South and will pro
bably pass the month of September in
Atlanta. ',- ;
.1 J . . ; at
cvuod is irrifiDr. ioBni
I bale was received Tuesday afternoon
I by Mesaers. Worth j & Worth, from
I Messr. Leak. Everett & Co., at Uock-
j iaghaw, who shipped to bales at the
I name time for account of Messrs. T. J.
I m : new w ' 9 - . n"'! . a J'l' i
lhe "prodncera. Oo I Wednesday th
third bale of tee season was received
by Mr. E. P. Covington, and was ship
ped by Mr. Charlos E. Smith of Lan
riabnrg; The cotton " was classed as
saiddllttgj and was sold for IS cents per
poead.
At Last. a beauri sasnmai
b to be erected la Oakdaie Crmetery.
to the messocy of Captain W. A. luUt
brock, whe lose hi life bet eicbieen
acev ni a Ire on eoath Front
. by the bUUgvaUs of Mr. Geo.
A. reek's sUce. It iU U rraJy Ia
j delivery la abonl tare t three week.
UlTWbna and body of Ue
iyww w a
wtuasiiM uuietxs asw.ssx
I ... ... .
Ue and the work is bsiag down ai Sir.
. Singh 'cSpSaTs tilts
2a i ii.
Official Vote of - flortlt taurolnaU on. 1
jf rohlbmon, Angnst 4, 1881
AJexavnaw
Aosoa
arnitt
Hiiwrnvt
Henderson..
iieruora
Hrde.
Iredell.
Jackson,
Johnson
Jones-..,
Lincoln
Mtooii-
Madlson
Martin
McDowell.
Mecklenburg
Monteomery
Hiienflii.:
moo re
Nash .
Mew Hanover
NorthamDton.
UDNVW.M
Pasquotank.
rmuA LAUl
Pander
Perquimans..
l'erson
PllU.
Pol It
R&ndolnh.
Richmond
Ritbeann
Kocklngham.
Rowan :
Rutherford ii
nampson....
Stanley ....
MtoKe
Hurry.
Transylvanla
union
Vance
Wake.
Warren
Washington.
waiauea
Wayne........
wnicea
Wilson .
Yadkln.....
Yancey,
An accident haDtned at Bladen-
. . ,7 -
boro, on the Carolina Central Bailroad,
by wh ich J. F. Hester. . waa . painfully
'wounded- in the .hand j 'u,; -r !tff
Mr. Geo. W. Dovle baa been
elected
Junior Second Lieutenant of ihe Wil
mington Light Infantry to fill a
vacancy caused recently by the promo
tion of Mr. R. H. Beery aa tiecood
Lieutenant. Capt, N. F. Thompson
was elected Secretary and Treasurer at
the same meeting. ; The company have
definitely decided to attend the York?
town centennial.. ' ; -
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The Sweedish bark' Frithjof, from
Havre, Franc, collided with the Nor.
bark Oitar. lyinc at quarantine station.
on' last; Thursday; by which thai Ottar
had her rail and part of ber Toreric-
ging carried away, and the Frithjof
;st her ibboom. The reason assigned
far the collision. Is that the Frithjof
wouldn't mind ber rudder. r
The Grand Lodge of the Knighta of
louor irTthis sla:e will meet ia Ral
eigh on the 23d. The grand officers
and the boinetk ve on fioance and on
will rcct there on the 22f last.
CoUael
tJuhn f D. Taylor, D Q D, of
.: Lodge. No. 4S4. b the revre-
Carolina
seautive of the Lodge In thia city, and
will leave to-morrow, r B, H P West,
one of tne commtltee on laws, wu I
probsQiy leave to-aight, so as to be in
Ilalrigh to-morrow.
M -
IasrsAScu Matttxs, The Wlew-
loaiog facu and figure have been
gleaned from a ccrUaiioaefinerace
sutiaties mad by Mr. J. W. Gordon,
SecreUry of the localDoard of Under-
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writers, and relets to fire waicn have
occurred ia this city for the six month
endioc Jane 30th. l&Sls .
rtimated value of piooerty ovist rayed
by fire tS.600; iaanrance moaey ; fold
thereon iLZ9fj2: amonav. re eorrea-
poadiag period ef ISM, f.Of7 2.
21 ember of tree rtcorded JM. of which
only one involved no Inenraaco Idea,
Uf the above namber, eut tovafeod a
Liaa ol mt 17a XT taat aml-r gl 1K IS
for the remsining thirteen tree. - 3
-Caaaa tit Siren . Pnerka em soaf.
fire pofpg on bad ftoal fire fTsoa, I;
lacroatary. a; nsecuvo caimawy, a;
igvAUon ot dotaiag iroa nre-piac, J
eaknown. 8. J5-i "' ; ",.
v lxaave by ' sxtKie--Atiiracn 4
Manning. IJ,U3C; KoTveod GZm
K1MC1- Its fan ft i Tml 1 T-'l
John W. Gordon A Em, t?li,r5;
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.CrnWxHoran, WixnOTow. N. c,
CoxxncToKs Omta Aoigos
Goto
eat Sale of
t - ' i '
Unclaimed
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CROXLT A M0RB13, AUCTION KinS.
rjB3 lntmm'rui ttt '
the Government Store at the raumiriu. !
will be sold at pabUe auction on Tneseay,
47 orAtttosi, peat; ai u oetoekr
a.-.: 5.1
t' Xteaaialnc
la bond. In exeees Of three
t PUJf CHEOS, l fx GALLS, fa bent SCO proof1
Calls!) JAMAICA RUM., J ' -1 : . ' '.
Unclaimed, lnexeem of one jrear, ,;., i .
X PACKAGE. 2? ; GALLS, j WE8T1NDIA
1 PACKAGE, la GALLS. WKST INDIA J
Sample of the gooda msy bee
OoUeetor'aOmce on the Saturday
to, and On day of tale. I ' "
4 W. P. CAN AHA V.
nogJ-St.
, : Collector.
Administrators j Hale
llcai estate, v -
BY VlRTTJEaod tn parauanee of an or-
?ft TJJ,"Ir nV. on the ftU day or
July. 1881 la a apaelal proceed tuc pendlnr
in a d Court, between William Larkta.
AdinlnUtrator of John A. Parker, deceased :
SL?epbv?-' Tbompeon and Maria A !
"Paon hit wife, pUlntlffii and John O,
PM-aar, Klchola. y. Parker and alollle J '
Packer, defendanu. the nndersljrnd a
Admlnktramrof aafd John A. Parker, and
CommUaloner appointed In aald eauae, vllt
mU by public auction, to the hfabee? bid
J Court House door, la the City ot
Vrilralnrton County of New Hanover.'
aoreaald, on Monday, the 6th day of Bep
SSSiS?wlifiK.l'.t woocic at. thTto.iowioc
SS?1 Plcee or pareela of land,
"i,iniil la the aald City of Wil-
iL S.?i5!f .V n ' .of Jvnth atraet, lai
J?V 2Iward.l3r fro lu Intaraeeilon with, .
the Nerthcra line of Prloeoaa street, ua3
nw.'twardly parallel with.
rtf "i ft, thence Northwardly
pexaUel wltl Eleventh atreet about la 'eel
?i25b"5.,ln "tbanee with his Una
Northeastwardly about 1SU feet to ElevaaU '
V"51 thence with the Weatern Hue o
Llerenth street about 60 feel to the begin
nlng; also a certain other lot or parcel be
?BBinl.t? "e Northern liae of rYtneeas
street, S3 reet Weatwardly from lit loUr '
secUon with the Weatern line of Kl eve nth -iKb
"inning thenoe Wcelwardly along
said Northernllne of Prlnoeaa atreet 8tt leet
Hien?e,lorth.w'rd,Jr perallel with Klevenih
ffi?y? iet thn Eaatwardly parallel ,
with Prlnoeaa street OS faet thence Houth-
JTr7..??1 T,Ul Eleventh, atreet 133
feet to th bealnnlnr; also a certain other
lor Prccl,beglnnln In the Kaatero line
of Eleventh atreet 9 feet Northwardly from
Its lnteraoeUoo with the Northern line of
Prlnreu atreet, running thence North
Ti'Jl0" stro line of Eleventh
lr?? foet thence Eaatwardly parallel
with Prlaeeaa atreet 133 feet, thence Hoath.
rfdJrwPraJlfl with Kleycnth atreet US
feet, tbonoe Weatwardy,! parallel .with
Prlnreu atrat !.- rt tn
also certain other lot or parcel beg inn lac
In the Northern line of Prlaeeaa eu-eet, V9
rr" " irom urn inurmecuoa with
the Wmi.i ii Una r -r.mw JTl. . .
lhnf. WmImii. .i .. . .
line of Prlneeaa atreet S3 leel. thence North,
ward y parallel with Twelfth street las !;
"lSS?.iw.Vt,'r PHel wllh Prlneeaa
areetmaet. theaee Hoathwardly parallel
With Twelfth streea m feet to the beVln' .
niog; ana aiao a certain other lot or parcel,
becianlnc In the North
atreet, at a pal at 133 reet Westward It from
.-viuitiu jinf m n ri aa
Vu '"raacUoo with the Weatern llae of
Twelfth atreet.runnlng thence Wettwardiv
Twetrth atreet 1&5 feet, theaeisatwardiy
i?WT1,ri.I,Jlel U Twelfth atreet
1SS (teat Ia tha kwt..i .i - . ;
other lot or parcel, begiantag In the Eaev '
era une or Kieventa atreet. S nat Hoata.
wardly rrom lu lateraeeUon with the
theaee Mtwardly paraurt wita lrlne4 ,
treat 1&4 fret to Edward Kidder a line,.
wnwwwirir wiu nia line a boat 10
fall A KlMMMl K .1 . I . . Z:
-- .mm. nwuvinu
along the Eaatent line of Kl areata atrat
bo ,Tt.l bealnBlng; alao a er
Sain other tot ar pareci. bagiaatag la the
Mama uui 01 c.ieveetn iatraet, U3 leei
Northwardly Irom lialnteraeettoaart'h the '
Northera ilea rf Prtnea tret. ronniag
tbonca Northwardly along the ratara lib .
wardiv parallel with Prtaerae atreet lJ
ret. iaeaee .Hoatawardly parallel with
I parallel wlta Prtneraa atreat, txt eet to tae
beelBnlaa; aad alao a eertala other lot or
pmoh. Decinniag at tbe InteraacUoa of the
Northern line of Prtaaeaa atreet wlta tae
Kaatera llae of Eleveete atr4, raaniag
aaaar-rdy along the Nortaarw ia
at Prtneeee etrret ISt Seat. tbeaoa Mart..
waraly parallel with Kieveath atreet eg
ffet thence Meet wadly paraila4 wlta
Prtaoeaa atreet Uj ae, to the Keetera llae
ElevaatSi atreeCtheaee Hoothwardiy aSnetc
"n iimm of awmw atreet OS m
la a kvlaUar M i.ni. k.. Z-
parsal. begiaalag la the fconteera Hae of
Cheatoet atreet et saK exwer Iry froot lu '
iminmm ilna otik ik. .
Twelfth etraeC ran e lag theaee faata wardly
naraiM with Tw.fta atrea K aaet. taeaae
Waet wardly jfcnraleajth tTaaamat atreat
TwaSfth atreet U3 fcet t Mmmtof 1 tlae.
theaee Horth aatwaraly ens MaaaanturT
Haeaboat ai (baa ta Cbeatnnt mtrmm. tbaatea
Laatwaraly wna tae ran
mmy aareet aeeat m nwa to the eawtaatea. .
ef eajer Oae-tMrd W ta nmln.i
tbeeaorin twaeqnal paytaeata. aayaaae ta
j?rlf T4! WMaiuWyQaaa aha
that aata aa the rat af eta aa e-ateeea
raat e-iala enu ae aa aohraet ta tae ewe
araaaUaa of the tWrt. Sad the UUa wtu
"T"""" rweaaw taaary leai
aata eta aay at Aaaaty-ax a WrTI
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