00 cJf er-
A sb
lOM T- J A fi fl ,
R'HTIGNiS.POHTAGJi PAiU.
M ar,S Six iOnUM, SJSO ; Three
,L 21 36 ; One month, 60 cents.
,w nDr rill be delivered by carriers,
L fcbri iB prt of tbe cit7, ;h
L or II cent per we.
AdTert)8inf rates low and libera
mer -,:cribr will please report any and
failure to receive their papers regularly.
March lOth, 1879
ROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market Street-
IT ESI KM IT A SrtVBVl uoi ui
for this week, preparatory to leaving
i .....Vox, ara nfrerinir
. - m m m w . r 1 t T V TOf - T T I M AS
ur tna iwwp -
ereral Lta at prices waicn require mm uiu-
4-i Koefc ingham A, 6)4".
4 4 Lke George A, A,
Brft Q lality Spring Calicoes, 6.
Call and examine onr $1 Quilt.
1 a lies Best Quality Linu Collars 10c, in
sizes U inch to' 15
'araaols and Sunshades
From 10 cent op.
I3SES WHITE COTTON HOSE.
Without any seams, lie a pair.
Jest Machine JTeedles 3 cts. Each!
,;, .
4 NEW MILLS LONG CLOTH,
lie per yard er 10c by the piece.
We are BOLE AGENTS for the following
reil-known Northern firms :
Agents for Devlin A Co., of New York,
QeaU' Custom Made Clothing. Have a mag
nificent Line of Samples on hand. Call be-
tore making your Spring purchases. Fit
Guaranteed.
Aems for Frank Leslie's Cut Paper Pat
terns We will have the full assortment this
waek. Ladies can have Catalogues by senc-
a
lag for them.
Agents for Mystic Rubber Company. Gor-
amer Waterproofs, the lightest and most
perfect ia the market.
Gents' Coats from $6 00.
Ladies' Cloaks from $4 00.
CLOSING OUT Atf
Odd Lot of Corsets
for 87 i -sr.
A Great Bargain,
Brown & Roddick,
45 Market Street-
inch 8
Coins? North.
J AH GOING TO THE NORTH in a few
days for the express purpose of laying in th
LARGE 8T AND HANDSOMEST
STOCK OF GENTS' AND YOUTHS'
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
srsr seen in Wilmington. Stock on hand
wiU therefore be sold
THIRTY DEGREES BELOW ZERO,
u I must have money to buy new goods.
The Bett Dnlaundr ied Shirt in the City for
70 cts- t
BHBIB&'S EMPORIUM,
feb 30 . Market eU
Globe Flower Syrup.
MERRELL'S HEPATINE. A supply
of each just received. Wistar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry. A fine lot of Toilet
Soaps, Perfumery and Fancy Article?.
For sale by
JAMES O. MONDS, Druggist,
Third street, Opp. City HalL
Q"Prescriptions Compounded at all
hours day ox night jau 6 .
Samples from Baltimore
and New Orleans.
QR0KR8 for Molasses, Sugar. Coftee.Soap,
Meats, Rice. Ac, promptly executed at hot
prices by JA8. T. PSTTEWAY,
eej U Water Street.
Just Received.
MME. DEMORESTS Spring and Sum
mer Patterns. What to Wear, 15 cts ;
Portfolio, 15 cents ; Quarterly Journal,
5 cents; Magazine, 25 cents, at
JNO. L. DUDLEY'S,
mch 14 Ct 2d St. next Post-office.
Blank Books & Stationery,
ARQS8T 8T0CK AND LOWEST Prices
test paWieations, in books, papers and
gamines, chromos and lithographs, fancy
articles, 4c., Ac, at
s. Jiwirrs,
ch 7 Front Street Book Store
J ' ' t i 8
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VOL. I
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
J. F. Gakrkli. - Potatoes!
Mas. Fpbbtxbr Removal.
Jso. F. Garrbll Seed kieja
NXWBCRT Tult K 84 Bulbi.
P.Bkihsbkrscr How Get aa Ink ti at
Will Suit Ton.
8. Jbwbtt Blank Boov and Mstion y.
A. Shbibr Going North.
J. C. Mdmbs, Dr-iggist. GV-be Flowf
Syrep.
The off-shore signal is Hying agiu to
day.
Egg are retailing to-day i i 10 cents
per dozen
- :
The un will rise tu-mr row at G.04 and
at 6:12.
In view of t -da 's weatiier, we would
advise our friends Lo ke ; lae uister within
reaching distance.
"I've feeu that Pin-'a fore, ' said the
fish to the Mhill boy, as he nibbled the
bait from his hock.
Sheiiff Manning ia in Washington City.
He went thither to join in the fes'ivitics of
the Randall men.
A happy mother of male twins enthu
siastically refers to her treasures as her
"sweet boy and boy." ,
Good nice black jack wood was being
offered at $2 per cord from the flats this
morning. Cheap enough.
But few of our merchants have yet
returned from the Northern cities while
some of them have not yet gone.
The poor and humble, alike with the
rich and powerful, find in Dr. Bull s
Cough Syrup a true, tried and trusted
friend. Price 26 cents a bottle.
The notes of the bagpipe are again
heard in the land, and the small boy finds
it inconvenient io keep in the house when
the band begins to play.
The ice men are going around saying
the ice is so thick they cannot cut it with
out being put to great expense, conse
quently ice will be dear next summer.
Mrs. Spertner advertises her removal in
this issue of the Review. In her new
location she is better prepared to do work
and has a large variety of patterns for our
lady readers to select from.
We learn from good authority that the
school bill which recently passed both
houses of the Legislature failed to become
a law be.ause it was not signed by the
presiding officers. This is to be regretted
very much.
True Economy-
Jt has beeu found that the orly true
econcniy is that which stops the little
leaks and saves in trifles. For instance,
one saves in milk, butter, eggs and flour
by the use of Dooley's Yeast Powdeb,
which is made from the purest cream tar
tar, derived from grape juice. Good house
wives have proved this by experience.
Receipts of Tar,
The receipts of tar to-day foot op 1,32
barrels. This is the largest receipts on any
one day since the fifteenth day of April,
1878, and yet the market continues steady
at the recent advance. We hope that it
will not only continue steady but con
tinue to advance.
i
Vnmailable
The following is a list of unmailable
letters remainiug in the Pos't Qflke in
this city:
Me3rs. Spear & Duhuhofl, 210 Broad
way, N. Y ; Messrs. Edward Broughton
&Co, Raleigh, N. C.; L. B. Smith, Nor
wich, Conn.
City Court.
Al ice Kelly, again drunk and disorder
ly,was the only case before the Mayor pro
temp, for consideration this morning; $o
fine or ten days in the City Prison was
the sentence of the acting Mayor and the
Queen ef the Hollow went below to cog
itate upon the evil influences and the
evil results that come from a residence in
Paddy's Hollow.
Anxious Personal.
He is known by his friends as :el. Is
in love, gazes be9ly at the ry heavens,
quotes poetry, cannot sleep, and needs the
sympathy of the community. He is
afraid 2 ask for the of the girl he
Ioves; refuses 2 lislO 2 his friends, has
ed madly from his home, without
replying 2 the ? ? ? of his family, and it
feared that he has taken a . ' , of pistils
2 put a . 2 bis existence. His case has
ne in this . Information wanted 4 n
witb, if found, deal lOderly with him '
r
Daily
WILMINGTON, N.'.Gn. TUESDAY, MARCH
Sunday en Railroads.
Thurs-diy is, we believe, the day on
which the law in regard to running trains
on Sunday is to date from. Singularly
enough, if we are correctly informed,
the law makes no reference to steamboats
and steamships but is only operative a?
to r.ulroad. Sunday, by legislative en
actment, is to be kuowu hereafter as only
exteadin" from sunrise to sunet.
The Pauper community.
There was a brand new baby at the
Poor House on yesterday, but to-eay it
was brought in town by a lady who was
willing to adopt it. The mother applied
for a room about an hour before its birth,
but was refuse 1 because of her not having
the proper certificate. Superintendent
Qarrell was compelled to accomm:date
her, however, and yesterday the County
Commissioners granted her a permit to
remain in the Poor House for one month.
Tuba Rosa.
We saw to-day at Mr. Newbury's, on
North Water street, a lot of tube rose
bulbs, raised by that gentleman in his
gardens at Magaolia and which are of
fered for sale. Tbey are the finest bulbs
wc ever saw, were grown in this climate
and are therefore fully acclima'ed and ean
be sold for one-half of the price asked by
Northern dealers. Mr. Newbury has,
we underatai d, three acres in tube roses
every year.
Relief From a Corn.
Soak the foot in warm water for a
quarter of an hour every night; after each
soaking, rub on the corn patiently, with
the finger, a half dozen drops of sweet
oil; wear around the toe during the day
two thicknesses of buckskin with a hole
in it te receive the corn, and continue this
treatment until the corn falls out. If you
wear moderately loose shoes it will be
months and even years before the corn
returns, when the same treatment will
be efficier t in a few days. Paring corns
lis always dangerous, besides making
them Cake deeper root, a does weed
cut off near the ground; but the plan ad
vised is safe, painless, and costs nothing
but a little attention.
The North t arollna Hand Book.
We have examined the "Hand Book of
North Carolina," a copy of which we have
received through the courtesy of Col. L.
It. Polk, Commissioner of Agriculture and
ce.npiler of the work. It contains much
information which is valuable not only to
the citizens of the State, but also to any
resident of any other State who may
contemplate removing hither. As its
name implies, it is emphaticaPy a "Hand
Book," and is full of interesting matter
connected with the history, geography
physiography, fertility, and people of the
State. It is a marvel of conciseness. We
notice one error which is undoubtedly
typographical. John H., and not John
K. Steele, was the name of the North
Carolinian who became Governor of New
Hampshire in 1844.
Innocence Abroad.
A gentleman residing on Market street
has been trying his hand at raising ban
tam chickens and succeeded at last in set
ting a hen in a barrel filled nearly to the
top with straw. An old cat in the neigh
borhood liked the net and deposited four
squirming felines in it. The gentleman
has a son about six years of age, who is
always on the lookout for something
miraculous anddiscovered the bantam hen,
two eggs and four kittens in the nest.
He carried the kittens in the house and
tried to sell the eggs, which he was posi
tive were cat eggs, but could not tell
whether they were wild or tame cat's eggs.
Pater fatnilia8 discovered his loss when
too late, as young America failing to find
a purcha'er had broken the eggs to see
what color the kittens were in them. The
old gent has given up trying to raise ban
tam chickens but he raised that boy,
turned him down and trumped the trick
with his right bower. That boy prefers
to walk around or stand up and never
sits down unless he can strike a feather
pillow. ;
Steamer Clinton, Capt. Bisby, arrived
here to-day with a cargo of 6 19 barrels
of turpentine, tar and rosin from Banner
mann's Bridge in Pender county. A
pretty good freight for the little G.inUn,
Mr. Ellenhans, formerly engineer of
the . steamship J. l'sU, is now
boss of the engine-room of the
steam yacht Pustpori. He is an A No.
1 engineer and comes highly recommend
ed. Here's Bock Spring water ter yer.
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Review.
County Commissioners.
The "Board of Count Commissioners
met yesterdiy ifteraoon, present Col.
Sznita, Chairman, and Commissioners
Grady, Worth, Montgomery and Bagg.
The Chairman reported having received
from the Auditor of the State balance due
for keeping the insane of this count to 1st
January, 1879, amounting to $66 (54, which
has been paid to the County Treasurer.
Ordered that the claim be presented to
the State Treasurer for keep ug the insane
from the 1st of Januar , 1879,. to the da e
of fhe repeal jf the law author 3 ing th's
payment.
Communication from Dr. W. W.
Lane, concerning hospital, was ordered re
ceived, and subsequently, on motion of
Commissioner Bagg, was ordered referred
to a coaimittee of three, which committee
was male to c msist of the Chairman and
Commissioners Btgg aud Grady.
Ordered that George Sullivan be d s-
charged from the House of Correction on
approval by His Honor, Judge Meares.
Ordered that Mary Murrell be admit
ted to the Poor House for one month.
Admittance to this institution was also
granted to Joanna Homes, an unfortunate
woman who has suffered the loss of a leg.
The claim of Mecklenburg county,
which was referred to the County Attor
ney, was on the advice of the Attorney
ordered rejected
On motion the Board adjourned to
the first Monday in April, at 2:30 o'clock
P. M.
List or Letters.
The following is a list of the letters re
mainiug unclaimed in the City Postoffice
Wednesday, March 19th, 1879 :
A J M Archer.
B J W Buchanan, J H Butler, J T
Brown, Jno Berry, T J Brown, James Bry
son, Sallie Blackwood, (col) ; E Victoria
Blackweil.
C Gaston Craig, Jno Canady, Jno
Corbet, Ceasar Calhoun, Godley Crawford
Fannie Carver.
D Thos Donnelly, S M Davis, Job W
H Derlckson, (2) Armand Dalaheimer, (2)
Susan Davis.
E Stanley Everett, Bettie Evans.
F I J Freeman, mrs M L Futcb, Sincl
Fot worth.
G Albert Graham, G Garrison. "
H Alexander Hostler, (2) T Header
son, mrs Catharine Haws, J J Hewle't,
Rosa Howe, Mary J Homes, Virginia
Hawkins.
J Ronald Jones.
K Jno Kerry, Wm Kowan or CowaD,
miss Katie Kirtg.
L Baker Lawrence, Henry Levy
Saml Left wick.
M Owen Mackey, Margaret Virginia
Midgett, A K Miover, J M McRarie, care
D Mcmillan, Frank Mooney, Edward
Mills, Alex McNeil, J ack Moore, care
Robard Thomas, Sno L Mandevill,
Solomon Moten, Stephen McCleese
Frances Martin,, care Finn Lee, miss
Mamie Moulding, A mie McRas care W
H Merrick mics Mary F Moore mrs
Mariner Moore
0 T D Oldham.
P Heary Pool.
R Mrs Maggies Reede, Beny Rhone,
Wm Reece.
SS Sauls, (2) R J Strickland, J H
Stewart, Albert Sawyer Malinda Stokes,
Jane Stephens.
T J H Thorne, mrs M Thompson.
W Carrie C Walker, Easten Webb,
Racbael Williams mrs Eliza Ann Wright
Jno II Wright, Adam Williams (2) Rosa
Williams.
Y- Bsrnetta M Yates.
Persons calling for letters in above list
will please say "advertised"; if not claim
ed in 30 days will be sent to dead letter
Office, Washington, D. C.
E. R. BRINK, P. M:
Wilmington, N. C.
New Hanover County N. C.
Wilmington District
Second round of Quarterly Meetings, M.
E. Church, South; '
Duplin, at Kenansvdle March 22-23
Clinton, at Johnson s Chapel. March 20-31
Coharie, at Arerysboro April 3
Cokesbury, at Cokesbury April 5 6
Bladen, at McDonald s School
House April 19-20
Elizabeth, at Singletarys April 26 27
Waccamaw, at Cypress Creek... April 30
Whiteville, at Way can May 3 4
Smithville Station May
Wilmington Circuit, at Z;on....May 10 11
Wilmington, at Fifth Street.. .May 17-18
Wilmington, at Front Street.. May 24-25
Topsail May 28-29
Onslow May 31, June 1
L. S. Bubkhejld,
Presiding Elder.
The Thermometer.
From the United States Signal Office at
his place we obtain the following report
of the thermometer, as taken this morn
ing at 7:31 o'clcrk :
Augusta, Ga.........4T
Cairo, 111 St
Charleston, 8. C..$0
Cincinnati... M 20
Corsieaua, Tex.. ....35
Fort Gibson, C. 5.30
Galveston.... ....... ..47
Indianola..... ....... .48
Jacksonville, Fia... 63
n o x vill e . . ...........89
Lyncabarg... 3T
Memphis, Tenn 29
Mobile, Ala 39
Montgomery Ala. ..34
Nashville 2a
New Orleans. ...47
New York 28
Savannah, Ga hH
Shr e report........... 2
St. Louis MO 16
St. Marks, Fla ..51
Vicksburg, Miss.. ..3 i
42
, 7 '
18, 1879
NO. 35
A earn.
To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions ol youth, nervous weak,
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, Ac, 1
will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by a missionary in South Amer
ica. Send a self addressed envelope to the
Rtv. Joseph T. In man, Station D, Bible
flow?, A'ete York City. d & w
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New Advertisements.
Seed Rice.
25Q BUSHELS PRIME SEED RICE.
For sale by
mch 18 It JSO. F. GARRELL.
Tube Rose Bulbs
AT
mch IS
NEWBURY'S,
- WATER STREET.
Potato Slips.
QNE HUNDRED BUSHELS
YAM SLIPS
For sale CHEAP
J. F. GARRELL.
mch 13
Removal.
jyR8. SPERTNER has removed to the
store next West of the residence of Mr. J. W.
Thompson, wkere she is better prf pared te do
stamping for Embroidery and Braiding. New
patterns and good work,
mch 18-lwk.
Opera House Pinafore !
Thursday Evening,
March 20th. 1879.
HOLMAN OPERA TROUPE, in the Reign
ing Success of the day, Su livan and
Gilbert's Satirical Comic Opera,
H. M. S. PINAFORE,
The Magnificent Painting
of the view of Portsmouth (covsring over
22,000 square feet of canvass) from the pencil
of Mr. Geo. Morris. The deck of the 8hip,
Sails, Cabin, Bulwarks, Ac , Ac, made from
the original models (as produced by the au
thors ia London England), by Ambler S.
White, acknowledged bv all the Press as
beintr "The Handsomest Set Scene of the
TV SS
Admission, zic. 5l c. Tie. TCir t
mch 17-3t
J v WW uu UMW V W i fZ, " 4 SB
How to Get an Ink that
Will Sait You,
Carter's Combined Ink,
Carter's Waiting Fluid,
Carter's Copying Ink,
Carter's Raven Black Ink,
Carter's Crimson Fluid.
CARTER'S MUCILAGE, "The Great
8tickest," for "Sticking things not per
sons." This is made from pure selected gums,
aud chemical y prepared bo that it cannot
mould or sour in any climate. It is tea per
cent stronger than any other standard man
ufacture, and does not thicken rr dry up
when exposed in the stand. Fo sale at
mch 17 HElN8BEKGhK'8.
Molasses.
2QQ Hhds and Bbls
CUBA. NEW ORLEANS and
SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES,
For sale low by
mch 17 HALL & PEARSALL.
Mullets.
BBLS. BRIGHT MULLETS,
For sale low by
mch 17 H&.LL A PEARSALL.
Fish Fish, Fish-
Finnan Haddies,
A Most Delicious Braiklast Relish, Imported
from Scotland.
Smoked and Pickled Salmon, Cod
fish. Mackerel, Smoked Bloater
Herring, Sardines, in Half
and Quarter Boxep.
Call aad buy sonoe ut the Uaddkf,
wbieh are especially recommended.
C.
rod 17
rpUE W L Ml Mi TON JOURNAL, is one
of the verv bst sdvsrtising medietas Sa the
Stale. Try it.
.11 S
STEVENSON
PLEASE NOTICE.
We will be glad to receive eeam saltations
from car friends em any sad ail subjects ot
ee. a interest bat :
The nas of the writer, mart always te fe
nisfaed t the Editor.
Commnpi Uols mcst be written on n!y
one aide of Ue paper.
Psrsonali!e snast be avoided.
And it is especially and particularly and
stood ttat tha Editor does not always endo.ta
the views of ccrre; oadents, unless so state
in the editor id eo osbbs.
Jlew Advertisements.
Boatwiight & McEoy
Hate trad up tbei micds
To Kc?p In the Load !
IN '. OK
Retail brrocery line!
If lisrd Work 1
Buying Ooi Goodj I ow and felling ac
cordingly !
Polite Atteution to Alii
And Free and Prompt Delirerr !
VI LL ACCOMPLISH THAT F.N 1)
We are alive to the GREAT COM
PETITION now exutir g (we are in a condi
tion to do go, and we propose TO MEET IT.
Strang a as it may read to some, but
T
we say it, and tare our cash-book to prov
it, that we have SOLD MORS GOODS FOR
CASH during the last sixty days than we
told during the Holidays for the same length
of time; and every close observer couli not
he'p but notice HOW BUSY WE WERE,
aad the AMOUNT OF GOODS THAT WENT
OUT OF OUR STORE during those days. .
We trust there is BUSINESS
ENOUGH FOR US ALL, but we don't pro
pose TO LOSE OUR TRADE, but ra her
DAY KY DAY TO INCREASE IT.
Every facility or braia cia evise
ball be bestowed on n customers" io Iks
r , rnnr . .
SMALL PROFITS.
VkT We trust wc have merited the liberal
patrotage wh'ch we have received, and will
promi TO TRY AND GIVE A QUID PRO
QUO in tue future as we hope we have done
in tbe rest.
COME AND SEE US.
Boatwright & McKoy.
5 7 da 8 Worth Front St.
mch 17
At Close Prices!
1000 Bbl FL0UR H grades,
300 Hhdd and BV.s Cuba MOLASSES,
25Q Bble N.O and P. R. M0LASSE8,
250 Bbl'8, H YRCP'
innO Kegs NAILS,
JJV
2QQ oxjjC. R. aad Smoke 1 81DES,
Bbls Family MIS3PORK,
3QQ Bsgi COFFEE,
200 BbU SUGARS,
2QQ Tons QUA NATE GUANO.
ALSO
Manchester Mills aad Raniolph COTTON
YARNS, Lake George Sheeting'.
For fa!e lew by
Williams jMLurraison.
mch 17-d Aw.
Buggies. Buggief,
Harness & Saddles,
FOM SALE AT
OEKHAEDT kCO S
3rd st., opposite City Hal.'.
REPAIRING DONE WITH NEAT.VE.- S
AND DISPATCH.
HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALTY.
mch 17-tf
The Leader Burner
rpHB LEADER BURNER
Gives a Better Light tkctf
any other Burner in the market, ft hsv
them in store aad are selling; team at Vry
Low figures. Call and Jfaamiatu
GILF8 A MORC'I80N,
m?h 17-dAw 3$ A 40 Merchison Ulock.