North Carolina Newspapers

THIS TAPER ..crerr afternoon, Sand.,, ex ,l T. JAMES, ..TrOSTAGE PAID. ,,;KjC'"": : hB. $2 60; Three Oix . . One montn, "Iifbdelircred bj carriers, rW Pr rtof the city, at the -AtltlUf ' . 13 cents per wc 7l2L rat,, low. and liberal V iiren'i : . i.,,ortr-nort anv ana recciTe their paper. jjeW Advertisements. j7iG & SUMMER GOODS r,i, r.v katz's, 36 rviarbet Street- prices Lower Than Ever ! V DRESS GOODS In ill the diuereniHj w . ...I.,,. f-..i ft Atlf D tit l?o,dSi!k 85 CCIltS per yard up. ilccW and I'nWcachi-d Cotton GX cts. up. rANCV; GOODS. GREAT VARIETY ! GREAT BARGA NS ! tilk r,d La:c Tics 20 CCIltS "Pj- I'arasols, Collars and Cufl's EMBROIDERIES, (woiikw to if'i? irm,)' Men & Bov's Wear Housekeeping Goods Wes'aui Gents'. Ganse Merwear mOM 40 CENTS UP ! LINEN DRESSES. la short everything needed to complete an entire outfit for Ladies, Gents or Children. Patronize Home ! I'll Duplicate any Retail Goods sent for abroad on tho Same Terms. M. tm. CCaf , 36 MarketllSt, ipllS Still Ahead ! QUR CELEBRATED WAMSUTtA Shitts lAtowkdged Hie left in the market, OMLY 81-00. iU " latest tt;c$ in Scarfs, Neck Tie?, CvIUn Mf CafTs, and Gents' 'Furnishing. m gncra!!r, now for sale at popular rcw. vnunaiee our Patent Yoke Suspenders, fori V a vV m l5racc coxobined. Ease, com- A. DAVXD, -J?!li Merchant Tailor k Clothier. oda Water. Ubet ru r e- fro Crusaed Sugar and Fruit Juices and" Extracts. WCen la per Glass, a Glasjfs for 25 cents, .."TickcU for One Dollar. Ice Cold. JAMES C. IIDNDS, Druggist, Third St., opposite City Hall. 16122 BIHFQRD, CROW & CO., OFFER FOR SALE 100 '500 25 75 50 Hhdaand Bbla N. O. and CUBA. MOLASSES, BbU FLOUR, Bbli SUGAR, BSi COFFEE, Boxea C. R.' SIDES, Boxes TOBACCO, (Old work. ) 100 Cad? Crhna Hams, Buckets, Brooms, Mackerel TttchM. Candy, Starch, Soap, lrriTT'S ICe O.nn ,D.U. , w 1 1 . railUls UnLL W nr... SP-ftVtaC tt tuon ""v,cr31 ,ruts wm be kept during , , STRAWBERRIES & pM.! k5Pl y j il Vcr tt to W AMr '"D'. iroxen, ireo oi MdaurdaT m Xor aun0" , p ,DCe topAlor on PrbeetJl5t .1 r 1 L. 2. iiOGAL NEWS. New Adrcrtisemcnts. See ad. Grand Ball Wyoming Tribe, No. 4. I. O. R. M. ' - H. G. Shallbohes, Sect'y St. George & St. Andrew's Society. ' DeRosset & Co Roe Herring. Sheriff A Co Wilmington" City D i recto y . IIeiksbebgee Standard Works. Petteway A Schulkes Consignments. J. II. Bofford's Sons $10 to $25 4 day. See ad. Wanted to Hire. S. Jewett No. 8G Lakeside Library. A. Shrier. Collars by the bucket foil 25 cants ' - . : ' - Just G09 dog badger sold -up to' this noon. " Roc herring and cut herring for sale by DeRossct & Co. These are times when ybur old friends want to borrow a $.'. Overcoats, rubber shoes and umbrellas are in groat demand of late. . Since bread is going up it might be well to feed tramps on cake. . . About 75 badgeless dogs have, been slaughtered since the 1st inst..- Spring chickens as big as .your fist sell from 20 to 25 cents in this market. Where wandercth the pigt fiah this Spring ? We have not seen him yet. Two first-class barbers are wanted at the barber-shop under the First National Bank. - What we know here is very little, but what we are ignornat of is very much. New Street dresses are considerably shorter than those worn during the winter. ! Torchon lace of the finest quality is used for Irimming the costliest evening dresses. Sewing machine stitching is again used for ornamenting the hems of over dresses. Kalafathas boen oceuHj- 1.1 i" . i.. Marrowfat may fall next, and then fare well to peas. - t'he new moon is due but will positive ly refuse to put in an appearance until the clouds lift. Black silk ' stockings and low uecked shoes will be the style for ladies ai Sara toga this season. . s Thejegular monthly meeting of the St. George and St. Andrew's. Society will be held this evening. Wrap a sheet of foolscap around the neck of a mineral water bottle and you have the Jatest style orients' collar. A white'perca for morning dresses is made with a stripe broken into two col ors as, for instance, blue and brown', in cube?. Attention is invited to the advertise- ent of Messrs. 'Sheriff & Co., relative to City Directory, as it appears in this issue. To neglect; at any time, preparation for .r..u u nt mir i.ncf -if a cmiTf. Lit a III, IO IV oitv.j -in vvt !'" " --o J to omit it in old age attack.- is to sleep at an rev. things. are impracticable m themselves ; and it is . for want ot ap- w I plication, .rather than of means, that men fail of success. ' Jiany oi us aa ur wn cmi.ty buckets into empty wells d fritter aw.y ourage in trying todmvo . - w ... r J ,.n..tK m rtmT dow am' - mem up agaui. The chief ingredients in the composition of those qlualitics that gain' esteem and praise arc good nature, truth, good sense and good breeding. Tn !, rvlnmf-nn of children Ixxiilv Hrnll!, SW,1 -W nrimarv attention, ..r I The tree of knowledge should be grafted with the tree of life; No man is poor who does not think himself so. But if in a full fortune with impatience he desires more, he proclaims i. i v: i i Hi: I Ills-warns auu nis uuggari cpuumuu. i i l ncnio The Grand Chapter of F. and A M. of V t. r, it mi : xr v orth Carolina will meet in Kewbern on Crst Monday in June, Uol. Tbos. . Kenan, Grand High Triest. i tt ace said, -He e of dyspepsia A celehrated doctor once who would insure the cure ror wooleys I east iw, ur grocers, if used m the houseboia lwMeuuj wm aim ccria u.j . WILMINGTON, N. C, The Thermometer. ' From the United States Signal Oflice at this place we obtain the following report of tho thermometer, as taken this morn ing at 7:31 O'clock : Augusta, 67; Charleston, CG; Galveston 72 ; Jacksonville, 75 ; Mobile, 7 1 ; Mont gomery ,68; New Orleans, 7-1; Norfolk, 02 ; Savannah, 65; Wilmington, 02. ' Whit Sunday Collection. The Episcopal clergy throughout the United States, in accordance with the re quest of the Bishops of the church, will take up an offering on Whit Sunday. Ma 20.th, for the complete extinguishing of the debt Qf the missionary committees. The sum of $40,000 is needed for the purpose and it is hoped to raise the entire amount on that day. City Court. Hannah Brown, charged with disorderly conduct, was fined $20 avid costs or oO days work on the streets. ' . Sarah McKenzie, disorderly, $20 and costs or 30 days. Lewis Gause, disorderly, $20 and costs or oO davs. The same, resisting a policeman, $25 and costs or 30 day. John Rush, disorderly. Case dis missed. . Gracefully Woodbincd. W. H. Harrisson, said to -be an Eng lishman by birth, who has resided in Wil mington for the past six or seven yers, left here early last week ostensibly Baltimore, but in reality for parts un known, taking with him every tiling por table belonging to himself and some other things, also portable, belonging to other people. Harrison has been known here at various times as a gambler, a bar-keep-and a lottery runner. Some years ago he obtained possession of the charter of tnc North Carolina Beneficial Association and had a "wheel of fortune" by which he at different times realized considera ble amounts here and elsewhere. His last prosperous venture was tho establishment here of a lottery dudw- - ''h--'A of the Kentucky drawing, and to this end he was seeking to organize a company. But the times were hard and money came in too'slowly and hence Harrison, despairing of accomplishing anything here, took flight for other scenes He was accom panied by ins family and a man by the name of Mathews, who seems to have been associated with him in the lottery scheme. He stated that he was going to BaltimorGi Avhcre he had the promise of subscriptions, to his scheme, and would return in a tew days, out u. was ' - . , .... soon ascertained that this was niore.y a . . . '. f n! ' .... bliud to cover Ins llignt. intfrj ueie many rumors on the street Saturday and t,W rolntive to the amount oi Ins in deUedncss bcre hxlt SOm. of them are. vcrv much exaggerated. Several,, it i.- said, had paid him money for stock, and one party gave him a note for $000, which he got discounted. He alsj pro- curej the loan of a lot of. jewelry for ex- hibition, and this has disappeared. There are several debts against mm here, and sm charges of a more serious naiuie. -J:X.U, "o"" . i 'I'iiz-i nirr r. ri am obtained- from a shoe ueaier uuu - 1 1 1 .. L'"1lk .. .Hh of shoes which ho wus io uvkc up to his house to try on and return the nrxt morning and. from a clothier he had was to take III All llV't ;ts of ciothcs sent up to ' try on, of wllicU musl have accompanied him ?h" his' flight as they have not .yet been re I . .I''.' fTK. Jo. n' rnivirt illlilllf. til tllC - . nlCrcaU'.ilc house ntouc ha.l effect that one mcrv ( been victinmcl to . he ex e t .of.,00 lint nn cnouirv we find that this, is not luiuvu. but on enquiry - intr .400 instead true. iue cuui i",,v v-"o ftorft0 d lhc adt being secured by ffi ut collaterals . As far as we can agccrtain' tijC only things he left behind Lvcre the ckirter of his company aud the fivturcs of aa office on South Front . 1 -1 street. No. 3, Granite l.ow, .wn.tu iiiu been fitted up as headquarters for the lottery concern. Sensible AdTice. You arc askca evcr iwu0.. colUmns of newspapers andby your Drug- r --. t t. .r nnt!.inn. f - iisa 5"Iiieiulii ii iui uji'kru t Amm .iini mat . u auv o " f vliivinnl-' SDendins money with but little success, to ffiv you satislactory i rooi i" . giv you you of Dys hUer Complaint vjiiiis ache Habitual Costiveness, Palpitation of JP" .j t Heart-hum, Water brasu, ' n' ffooJ after eating, low spints efifects, sucb as sour oiomacu, trrr FlOWEB or " lar gize for 76 cent; i wo' -doses 1 relicvc you. MOjnDAY, MAY 14, The Tress Convention meets in Char lotte to-morrow. '- May is the last of tho Spring months and yet it is half gone already and Vc have'at had any Spring in ours yet. The guns of the Cape Fear Light Ar tilery arc on the way from New York, and are expected here to-morrow or next day. . Bell Swamp Postofiice, . in Brunswick county, Marlsville P. O., Bladen .county, and Six Runs P. O., Sampson county, have all been discontinue. f J, Th dime party to bo given 'by the ladies of St. Paul's P. E. church is to take place in the Lumsden building, on North Front street, instead of in the store corner Market and Second streets, as stated by us in Saturday's issue. Cane ' Presentation. A very pleasing feature of tho closing scenes of the meeting of the Grand Lodge was the presentation to R. J. Jones, Esq., the retiring Grand Master, of a handsome I. 0. Q. held in Salisbury last week, gold-headed cane as a testimonial -on the part of the members to . the faithful and efficient manner in which he had dis charged the duties of his office. ' Found in a Bottle. Information has been received at the Signal office in this: place to the effect that a bottle was picked up near Wrights-, ville Sound containing a paper which states that the schooner Mary Helm. Capt. .Barnes, bound for Charleston, was wrecked a few miles North of Hatteras on the 11th inst. and requesting the finder to procure assistance.. Annual Celebration. 1 dispensation for the purpose having been granted by. the Vice great Incohonee of the State of North Carolina, Wyoming Tribe, No. 4, Ii O. R. M., will on Thursday next May 17th,1877,have their grand annu al parade, ou horse, back, leaving their Wigwam on Princess, between Front and Second streets, at 3 P. '' M., sharp! Princess street to Third, down Third to Market down Market ,to Front down Front to Castle, out jCastle to Fifth, up Fifth to Dock, out Dock to Seventh, up Seventh to Market,- down- Market to Fourth, up Fourth to Nixon, out Nixon tq Seventh, down beventn to Diaaen, down Bladen to 4th, down Fourth to Red Cross; down Red Cross to Front, down Front to Princess, up Princcs's to Wigwam, where the council fire will be quenched. In the evening at o'clock ,the orator of the day, P. S. Wm. H. Gerken, will de liver the oration at the Opera House, to which the public are invited Immedi ately after the oration the celebration will conclude with a grand ball, tickets for which can be procured at the book stores, and at Kasprowicz' cigar store, as well as of the committee and other members. The f.dowing gentlemen comprsc the com mittee : C. C. Redd, Chairman ; S. Van Amringc, "T. W. Howard, Garret Walker, Ja.. A. Hewlett. f's ' . Apple tons' for June. 4 1 il tons Journal for June contains several noteworthy papers. The freshest perhaps, is an article entitled "The War with the Turkomans," which is a racy and hi"hly-erij n able humorous picture of Oriental manners and 'Persian warfare. Eastern afiai is secure further attention in an article called "The Suicide of the Otto mans."' in which the causes thai have led io the decline of thh Ottoman power are investigated and graphically described. In the way of tictiou there arc the con tinuation of "Cherry Ripe a dramatic short s:ory by M. E. V. S., called "Hen- ..r' RIavp." in which fisure a "Russian princess, and English aud American cliar acters; and a Philadelphia 1 sketch by Rebecca Hardiug Davis, called "Doctor Pajot," which is , very charming. The article is a picturesquo paper ou "The Harbor and commerce of New York, Mr. Towle gives, a gooxl paper, which ho calU the "Reignof Poetry, Art, and Elo- muMice. iu Florence." Junius Henri Brown tell m an effective manner tne re markable story . of one of the French poisoners of the time of Louis XI . Mr Matthews makes the centenary of the comedy, "The School for Scandal," the occasion for an entertaining paper on tha famous play. Among, the poems we find -'Forty to Twenty :, a t Draw ing-room Drama," by Kate Ffcld, wbich; iy we beiieve, that iaaj nrei appearance m verse. Under tUo head of CuHeetaneaV a cluster of good, short-pa pera vn various topics is girep ?a0t'tbe editorial depart menu mainiain ineir usual aianuaiu. 1877. NO. 97 V s Funeral of Mr. Darby. Notwithstanding the inclemency ot the weather quite a large concourse of citizens were present at St. Thomas' Church this morning to witness the last sad rites of the Church over the remains of the late Mr. James-Darby. ' The Hibernian Association, of which Mr. Darby was a prominent member, es corted the remains from his late residence to the Church, and thence to Oakdale Cemetery. Home Again. Maj. M. P. Taylor, who left , hero last week for attendance on the meeting of the Grand Lodge, I. O. 0. F. at Salisbury, lias returned to the city and the others will be here to-night or to-morrow. -He reports a most delightful time and is profuse in his praises of the hospitalities of the good people of Salisbury, On Friday they had an excursion to Henry's, the present ter minus of the Western N. C. It. R., and from-there they footed it to the top of the mountains, enjoying a magnificent view on a fine day. The proceedings of the Grand Lodge have already bee n published by us. - The Bible Cause. I A large number of the friends of the Bible Cause assembled last evening in the Front Street M. E. Church, at 8 o'clock. The services were very interest ing, and much interest was manifested by all who were present. After preliminary devotional exercises, Rev. C. H. Wiley, District Superintend ent of the American. Bible Society, preached a practical and effective' sermon on the subject. of Bible extension, after -which the following were unanimously elected offi cers of the New Hanovci- Bible Society for the ensuing year, viz : President Wr. M. Parker. Secretary Jas. W. Collins. Treasurer S. D. Wallace. Vice Presidents The Pastors of. the various churches in the city. Executive Committee H. B.? Filers, B. F. Mitchell. B...G. Worth JftWl. W J nj 1VI y XXIV A KJJJl Ull A.. 9 if Tbc Benediction was then pronounced, and the congregation dispersed. Hibernian Benevolent Association. May llth, 1S77. At a called meeting of the Society, held at their Rooms this day, the following rcsol u- tions were unanimously adopted : . Whereas. It has pleased the Almighty God to call from amongst us our kind, and generous member, Mr. James Darby, Resolved, That it is with sorrow we part with him and mourn his loss, but we bow in obedience to the will of II im who doeth all thing's well. . Resolved. That we tender to his tamilv, rc- ationa and friends our sympathy in their sad affliction and we -will with them cherish his memory, for hi3 general kindness and upright ways endeared him to all. Resolved, That the Secretary furnish a copy of these resolutions to his fam'ijy, and that they be published in the Daily Review and Morning Star. L. BROWN, ) GEO. 1. LAMIi, JAS. COKBKTT, 1 JAS. JlcGAHIlV, f C'oiiimittec. W. J. DOWNING, I 1. O'CONNOR, J New Advertisements. Grand Ball. WYOMING TRIBE, No. 1, 1. O.K. M.,wi!l crive their GRAND ANNUAL BALL, at the OPERA HOUSE, on THURSDAY Evening, the 17th insL, Ticket? $1.00, to be procured at the Rook Stores aid Kas- rjrowitz's Ciffar Store. - ... . . .... . The Uommittee reserve tne niu to rejeci all objectionable persons. C. C Redd, h VanAmringe, T. w. iiowara, o. aiter, j A. llewletL may 14 St. George & St. Andrew's. Society. THE MONTHLY MEETING OF Tilt St. George and SL Andrew' Society twll be held in the Hall over Mr. J. C. Munds' Drug Store, at 8 o'clock, MU DA 1 night, Mayiitn. 11. U. 7iaA.uunJ. r-c?, mav 14 Secretary. Wilmington City Directory SHERIFF & CO., Compilers. Referring -with m uch satisf ac- Uon to our ias uc for 175-TG, wc be- to an nounce to the businesj community and citi zens ofWilmington, that we bare commenced anew canvass, and trust that the liberal pat ronage extended to our former effort may be iontinucd. The advantage of good City Directory cannot be orer estimated, and ire Intend to giro one. SHERIFF A CO. may U : please isroTicE-rfn We will be glad io receive; commumicatioat from our friend cm and all subjects of general interest but : The name of the writer must always b furnished to the Editor Communications mnstb .writtea joalj ob one side or the paper. , . - , f I . jni' Personalities must be avoided, f Andit is especially aad partieiUrlj wider stood that iiie editor dpei notaliraji cadon ; ihe views of correspondents, anlen bo stated in the editorial columns. ; ; ' New Advertisemonts. ' : - Roe Herring I Cut Herring! .nay.n Denooont? cL bo Ccin O &or day stnti made by QU h QZO AgentatelUnf or Cbxo mos, Crayons, and Reward, Motto, Scriptare Text, Transparent, Pictnr and Chromo CardK. 100 samples, worth 4. sent postpaid for 75 cents. Illustrated Catalogue free. -J. 11. BUFFORD'S SONS, BOSTON, may 14 Established 1850. Wanted to Hire. I TWO FIRST CLASS JTiARCOlS 0 wages. Enquire at the Barber Shop under ' , : ". - i i l the lirst National Bank, this ( Holiday) ctc- nicg after1 S o'clock. " . -0 may 14 Consignment- 3000 LBS. COOKING BUTTIER, . to 15 cents. 35 Bbls. D rid Apples, 6 cents. , 350 Chicken?, Gpcse and Ducks, Will be sold low. Spii it Casks, Glue, Ac., i f i ' - -. Meats, Lard, Corn and Coflee. - I , -,' ; A c fill orders for all descriptions of Mer chandise. Send orders, whether you wish to buy or sell. Communicate with v. ", PETTEWAY & SCIIULKEN, Brokers and Commission Merchants, Next North Princess and Water St. may 14 r . . Standa rd Worko, i EAUTIFULLY AND SUBSTANTIALLY BODND. Scott's Waverly NotcIs, ; u Dickens' Novels, .' . . , - ulwer's Novels, '''. Thackeray's Novels, . i ' Wilkie Collin's Works. Mrs. 'Muloch's Works, Charles Reid's Works, George Eliott's Work's, and an endless Varie ty of miscellaneous works of all classes. Maga zines, Fashion Books, itc, for sale at BsxxffBBsnonxvb, Live Book and Music Store, . may 11 39 & 41 Market st. LISTING OF CITY TAKES. OFFICE TREASURER. &.COilic iui ui yibuciuiwi, Mat 10tVl877. A LL PERSONS are hereby notified tha- the LISTING OF CITY TAXES of all Real Estatp, Pergonal Property, Polls and . any other Taxable Property, required by law, is to be given in at the City Hall commencing on the let day of June, (proximo) aud for 20 davs thereafter, to such persons duly appoint- . . . . . . . . cd to receive euch Tax Lists. '-:' - ' ' T. C. SEEVOSS, City Treasurer and Collector. mai 12 , ' 7' " THOS. B. CARE & SON, Dentists, 38 Market' Street. . EVERY ' OPERATION war- eame-SUBSTANTIAL ma&aer as uonc.Dy .tnc cenoir mcmotr oi , mo arm tluris t,hc last thirty yeare. v . i . i . . . r . - ai Refer coniidently to persons still auKijln the beneli't of work, executed by t Mm in this city, over twenty years since. , : y' TE2TII EXTRACTED WITHOUT ?AIN. jZT Best Tooth Paste coostsnUy on hand and for sale at 50 cents per box. 1 r :" rnay 12 ' r; - : - Style is Evervthihg 4 ND THE LATEST STYLES AWTHB iV V ' : best and cheapest good for 1 - : r :- - Gents' and Youth's and Boys1 are to be found at my etorc. . '.rt- Goods marked to suit the times aad prices within the reach of everybody. t ni Calf and examine the different styles and rrrti will -(ertainlr be meaced. '- -: may 12 , Market street. VO. c. LAKESIDE LIBRABY. ' ' il Doctor Ox's Experiment.' ; Br Jules Yeruc. ' 10c. A Winter Amid the Ice. .--v-, r Br Jules Verne. 10c. No. 11. New York T.iDuue. '5orel Extra. Two Lilies. By Julia Karaiujli. 10c. No. 1. New York Library. ' A Hard Crowd: or . ; x ! Gentleman Sam's Slater. 10c. may l l - " 8 jETTETTS. S. C. Hall book aud J03 pr.i:iTEn. CTILL AT THE HEAD' IJT P&15T150 1 ... i - - f ' -r . : : ... . s ,x ,. t.i and lowett In prices,,.: v I If yen will study jour interest give me a call with your estimates before JQ continue your contracts elsewhere. j - mar 11 . ! - . ' : 1 1 - f I t - iiiu cure oi mis ureauiui maiauy.