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THIS PATER U pmoMshed every afternoon, Buadays ex cepted by JOSH. T. JAMES, XDITOR iKD FKOPKXKTOB, SUBaCRIFTION8.bBTAGE PAID. One year, $6 00 Six months, $260 ; Three months, SI 15 ; One month, 60 cents, rh paper will be delivered by carriers, tre of charge, in any part of the city, at the tbove rates, or 13 cents per week. AdTertisine: rates low and liberal jMr8aberibers will please report any and ut failures to receive their papers regularly. BBOWN & RODDICK. 45 Market St. v - ju H'ii-ljl takinsrtiir annual h-c ii" ' r ck, ami ar now daily reciv i NTKV ii;I'S from the Noithern Mnrkt t.s, sui'sbb fT tliP K.AM. AN II WINTER TRADE! ur patrons will study th-ir best inter 't?'iy ni-kma tbeir purchas-s as early in ih" -a--i a-. cotivHiiient,as ih general in-, dL-Hi. i.s of tLe market have an upward t.-.de cv. We have j-ist received ovr 20,003 YARDS BEST CALICO ! 1 price o CENTS. Wholesale buyers would do well to look over our tock nef. re purchasing as we have a ereat many uo da we are offering mcb below THE PRESENT MARKET VALUE. Fans tSParaaoIs. Cosing out the balance at Greatly Re-duc-d Prices. Plain, Striped aud Checked Nainsook Muslii s. The best value ever offered. Call aud examine. Liuen Lawns from 12 to 20 cents. Dress Goods. Our Variety is Large. Our prices ARE LOW. 8c upwards. Laces. Bretorme, Torchon and Italian Laces. We have very much th Largest assort ment that has been offered in this city and our prices either by the jard or piece, can not be undersold. Ouilts. Domestic and Imported Quilts. Our stock of the above ia large. We have marked none up in price, preferring to give our patrons an opportunity to supply their wants at the old prices Table Linens-Towels and Napkins. Our present assortment excels anything we have ever shown. Call and give our stock a look over. Our Buyer Is in the market at present and we are receiving many Novelties. OUR S and lO Gents la situated on the S. W. corner of Market and Second streets.and every Steamer that comps into this port brings a Fresh Lot of the most surprisingly Cheap and Useful Oo' ds that ever were offered in any mar ket under any circumstances. We offer great indue ments to Wholesale Buyers. BROWN & (RODDICK, 45 Market Street xug 10 Warm Sprinersv Western Horth Carolina, 18 NOW OPEN for the reception of pleas are seekers an c invalids. This lovely place is situated in the beanti falTallej of the fc rtnch Broad, within eight ules of the raiiroad. We have a fine band of music, attentive ear vanu, and all other accommodations to be found at a first-class watering piac-4. For partieatars apply for descriptive pam phlet W. fl. HO WJSRTOH, jane 10 Proprietor. For Smithville.. gTEAM YACHT ELIZA BETH, Capt D.W.Chad wick. carrying United States Mail. Leaves wharf iooi oi si araei street ui i j iccj;icuuu.j.j it !W P, M. Returning, leave Sraithville st7K.M. B. P. PADDlSOrf. aog 16 Agent. Come I XD SEE A VERY FINELOT OF BRKTONNE, ITALIAN, AND REAL, LACES, The Best SC1S80B3 ia the World 1 And the best fitting and fastest Sellla CORSET, (Flexible Hip) Bretoon Lao Ties and ober Fancy Articles. EXCHANGE CORNER. au 21 ' Nh BPRUNT. Steamer Passuort, QAPT. J.W.HARPER, Will resume SUNDAY i TRIPS TO 8HITHVILLE, ApriL27,weather permitting. DaUy Trips as nsuaL- Leavs Dockat.s A.M. Pi H GEO. MYERS, Agent. HfrtjPT' i u, -r-. ji b iissswsiswsss.sssssissssjsssssessjs i i i i. n J'LSCssassBiasaeWn -T?!lirrT'"Tir"T"' Til 1 Dint Ieyee w. ' VOL. IV. WILMINGTON, N. C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1879. NO. 181 I : S LOCAL NEWS. New Advertisements. P. HmhsssrobVs Just Out. F. H. Darbt, Ciry A'torney Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers. No City Court to day. Window Glass of all Hardware Depot. siz -s at J corn's No interments in Bellievue Ceineterj during the wetk O'dy one chi .1 interred in Oakdale Cemetery curing the week. Religion is the best armor a man can have, but the worst cloak. Two children and one adult were inter red ia Pine Forest Cem .tery week. i! during the Marriage licenses were - issued to one white and one colored couple during tho w.ek. 1 . , .1 The schooner Addle Schlaefer Dsaken, from this port, arrived aU New.Yrk on Thursday. Open air meeting at iDudiey's Grove tomorrow afternoon o'clock as usual. at half past four A device for hoidind flowers is a trian gle of hoi low reeds bound together with narrow blue and pink ribbon tied in little bows. I ... . Scandal mongers may learn this lesson of the frog: Once overpassed the season of his adolescence he gives up tail-bear- ing. t The maddest man in seven counties is the farmer who worked like ' a hero to save a drownirg man, only to find that he had rescued a lightning-rod agent. The average American kitchen and Dr. Bull's Baltimore Pills bjoth know Dyspep- sia it. ; the one creates it. Price 25 cents, j ! tthe other destroys About Beventy-five persons have . pro fessed religion at the Fifth Street ! Metho dist Church since the csmmencement of the pretracted ineeting now bejng held there which commenced 3 weka ago. The Pastor Rev. B. R. Hall is assisted by Rev. D. McPhersonJ and the attendance u xm.the meetings at 4 and 8 p. m. is very large. . i i 1 i f Magistrate's Court. j i i Emanuel Nixon and Bill; Denson were awaigned before Justice Gardener to-day for trespassing r upon the property of David Joyner. The defendants submits ted and the case was dismissed upn pay ment of costs. ; i Leinou Verbena. i The well-known fragrant, sweet-scented or lemon erbena lippia citriodora) lis regarded among the Spanish people as ! a fine stomachic and cordial. It is either used in the form of a : cold decoction, sweetened, or five or six leaves are put in to a teacup and hot tea,; poured upon them. The author of a recent work, 'Among the Spanish People, says tharJ the flavor of the tea thus prepared 'is simply delicious, and one who has drank his Pekoe with it will, ever again drink iti without a sprig of lemon verbena. ! 1 An Error in theQuotations. The Wadesboro fee . Dee Bee, under date of Saturday, September 6th, which I is to-day quotes cotton in the Wilming ton market at from 10 to 11 cents. Now we would like to know where the P. D-. B, gets its Quotations from, as cotton has been selling in this market for nearly a week past at 11 cents lor middling, and this very cotton, that is classified in our market as mid dling, owing to the stricter classification which exists in Charleston, would be graded as strict low middling, and that U the reason why jthe Charleston market enjoys a better rtDtitation for prices than Wilmington. If a farmer in Anson wants t) test the advantages or disadvantages of both markets, let himj select two' bales of the same quality, and without any inti mation to t be consignees ship: the bales at the same time, one tj Wilmington and the other to Charleston, and tLen he will see which shipment nets htm' the most money.' Will our otempo'rar bayo the goodness to make a 'note of this? - . ' - 1 ' lllghet PrUePort Wine. The best wine in the country,) that took the highest premium at the Centennial, is Speer's Port Grape Wine, which has be come so celebrated. ( This wins and his P. J. Brandy are now! ' being used by physicians everywhere,! who rely upon them as being the purest and best sold by Druggists . For sale I by P. L. Bridgers Co., J. C. Mundsaiid Green Flarmer. Death Statistics. Dr. J. C. Walker, in his report of the deaths in the city during the month cf August, reports the total deaths, both whites and colored, adults and. children, at 32, as follows: Five white males, five females; six .children, four adults. Five colored males, seventeen 'females; eleven a lults and eleven children. Fire statistics Col Roger Moore, Chief of the Fire Department, in his monthly report for Aug. sys that the only fire which required the service of the department occurred on the 8th of August, the scene of confla gration being the storehouse and stock of goods on tho corner of Third and Orange streets. The building was uninsured. There was j an insurance on the goods sufficient to cover the loss. You can get the best White Lead, Paints and Oils, and lowest prices at Jacobi's Hardware Depot. t our of Prison and In Again. ; As soon as Walter Albright colored, was acquitted of the charge of larceny in the Superior Court yesterday, and walked oat of the court hou6e, he was re arrested by a policeman under direction of Mayor Osborne, and as soon as the proper papers can be obtained he will be taken to Wil mington, aid tried on tho charge of rob bing ihe house of Mr. H. Nutt, of that citygetting a watch and a small amount of money. He has confessed this robbery to Policeman Farrington and alsc another at Laurinburg. The policeman will ap pear as a witness against him in Wil mington Charlotte Observer. For bar steel, iron and carriage goods go to JacuBI's Hardware Depot. a Good Work Begun. We are glad to see that at last a move has been made in the right direction for the purpose of, creating a fund fyr the benefit of General Hood's orphan children, Mr. S. W. Vick one of our most popu lar commission merchants received a bale of new cotton on consignment from Major J. B. Burns of Wadesboro, and became the purchaser himself at the highest market price; viz: 11 cents per pound, which is the quotations for middling cot tjn, the said bale having been , classed as sucn and then immediately set the bale up to be rallied for the benefit of the Hood fnnd. The movement jwas started yesterday and already there are nearly one hundred chances taken, and 1 at the earnest solicitation of many friends of the movement Mr. Vick has i consented post pone the raffleuntil next Friday evening at8 o'clock. 1 The chances are valued at one dollar each, and we would like to see one thou sand chances taken between this time and the time of raffling next i Friday night. In thi3 connection we think it not inappropriate to publish the following handsome tribute from the New Orleans City Item to the gallant dead soldier, which is as follows i hood's death T HOME, j' , The; death of Gen. J i B. Hood, follow ing sol closely that of his beloved wife, and leaving so large a family of orphaned little ones, will be regarded as a calamity by jail our people. Than the deceased general no citizen or seldier was held in higher esteem. Kind, generous, I and withal modest, he bore upon! his brow the signet of a high manhood, and though broken in for tune and physique, his spirit was un subdued and his soul was the soul of honor. His; death wa3 unquestionably, hastened by the loss of the dearly cherish ed partner of his ioys and sorrows. He loved her as few men love their wives and could say . of her J I She is mice own; j And I as rich in having such a JWel As twenty seas, if all their sands were pearl, j The water nectar, and rockSi pure gold. Of the eleven children orphaued by this parental calamity, the eldest is scarcely ten years and the youngest but three weeks old. Ere he breathed his last he placed his affairs in charge of his particu lar friends, Col Sam Floweri and Wm E Dods worth, Esq.,1 and then calmly re signed, his soul to the God that gave it. Gen Hood was a graduate of West Point, and the severest criticism meted out to him as a ccnpiaauaer Could take co shape inhfhictr it was not a compliment to his unconquerable courage. He was 1 forty-eight or forty .nine years of age, rn. i .( it. -ij uu vivo pi nis cnuaren one oi me oiaest and one jwho has seen but two suramers ars now prostrated by the deadly ailment of wtiCa their parents died. j Texas, in which State h$ deceased general was highly honored, will join Louisiana in mourning his sad fate. In deed, 'Hood and his Texans' are historic terms. There is a man selling papers at Atlan tic City who last year spent $36,000 at the place, Church. Services. Worship in the various churches of he city -to-morrow as follows ; ST. JAMES' PAEISH. corner Thi'd and Market streets. R-v. A A. Watson, D. D., Rector. Thii teenth Sun day attr Trinity Sept. 7th. Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Morning Pntver and Celebration at ll o'clock. Evtning Prayer at C o'clock. j ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. corner of Third and Red Cross streets. Rev. ixeorge i'atterson, D. D., Kector. St-pt. iTth- the thirteenth Sunday af erTrinity. Moruing JTayer and Celebration at 11 (o'clock. Evening Prayer at 5:30 o'clock. ST. PAULS EVANCJ. LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner of Sixth and Market streets. Ret. G i). Bornheim, D. D., Pastor. En-'lisl Service at 11 a. m. Sunday School at 4.0 p. m. No Service at nigbt. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, corner of Market and Fifth streets. Rev. J. B. Taylor, Pastor, Services to-morrow at 11 a. n., Conducted by Rev. W. M. Kennedy. Sunday School at 9;30 a. m urooKiyn ouuaay acnool at 4 p. in. Young Men's Prayer Meeting Tuesday night, at 8 o'clock. Regular Prayer Meet ing. Church aud Congregation, Thursday nignt at o'clock. sr.; MARK'S (COL.) episcopal CHUHCH, corner Sixth and Mulberry streets. Rev. C O. Brady, Minister. Services at 11a m. aud 6 p. in. Sunday School 4:30 p. m SECOND B1PTIST CJUBC3L on Sixth, between Church and Castle sts. Rev. J. I. King, pastor. Services !to-mor row at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. 'Suuday ocnooi at u a. m. SECOND PEESHYTEIUAN CHUJKCII cor Fourth and Campbell street?. Rev. C. M. Payne, Pastor. Services ait 11 a. m. None at night. 1 FIKST PKESBYTKRIAN CHUBCH, corner Third and Orange streets. Rev. Dr. J. R. Wilson, D. D.jipasor. No Services at 11 a, m. Services at 5 p. to., by Rev. C. M. Payne. FP.02ST STREET M. E. CHURCH, (SOUTH) corner Front and Walnut streets, RevJ E. A. Yates pastor. Services at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. m. Suuday School at 3 -p. m. ; W. M. Parker, sup't. Young Men's Society Tuesdav evening at 7:30 o'clock, and reg ular Prayer Meeting and Lecture Wednes day evening at 7:30 o'clock. FIFTH STREET M. E. CHURCH (SOUTH), on Fifth, between1 Nun and Church streets. Rev. 13. R. Hall, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:15 p. m. Sabbath School at D's a.m. Prayer Meeting Thursday evei ning at T:30 o'ciock. ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH ' comer Fourth and Orange streets, Rev. T. M. Ambler, Recior. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Suuday School at 3:30 n. m. seats iree.' SKAMEN'S BETHEL, Dock, between Water and Front streets. Rev. Jas. . Craig, chaplain. Services at 11 a.m., to which seamen are cordially invited. 1 The public are invited to attend religious services at the Tileston upper room, in the Tile;ton Norm :1 School building, on Ann, between Fourth and Fifth streets, every Sunday af ternoon at 3 o'clock. WOOTEN'S CHAPEL, I corner of Bladen and Nntb streets Rev. Willis Wooten, pastor. Preaching Sundays, at '11 a.; m., 3 o'clock and 7 o'clock p. m. Wednesday night at 7 o'clock. Prayer Meeting Friday night. Suuday School at 9 a. m. 1 u I i FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (COLORED.) corner Fifth and Campbell streets. Rev. A. M. Conway, pastor. Services to-morrow at 11 a. m. and S p. m. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Prayer Meeting on Thursday night at 8 o'clock.) ! FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Memorial Hall, corner Seventh and Nun streets. Rev. D. D. Dodge, Minister. Sutiday services at 10:30 a. m. and j 3 and 7:30 p. m. Praise and Conference meeting every Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock. ST. LEWIS CHAPEL ccraer Seventh and Bladen streets. Revl John Lewis, pastor. Services at 11 o'clock, a. m., 3.30 o'clock p. in. andS o'clock, p. ia. j The best Windows, Doors and Blinds and Lowest Prices can be got at Jacobi's Hardware Depot. Pender County items. We learn, through the courtesy of a cor respondent writing from South Washing tanj that there is soon to be a fine school at Holly Shelter, i a the easterly portion of the county, to be Conducted under the aus pices of tbe Catholics, of whom there are quite a number in that neighborhood. Eery branch of literature, including mu sic, painting and drawing, will be taught by competent instructors,' It is expected that Disb3p ieane, of the Catholic CJhur will Visit the locality soHie time during the month of October, and administer the rite of Confiijmatioii to a number of candidates. Fatter Gross, of this city, haf already paid them a. visit and baptized, several in the faitai ,: There se ms to be a ?ai share of pros perity in that Isolated, but pleasant neigh borhood. Farm products are looking well and the harvest bids fair to be profitable We are glad to note that the farmers in the neighborhocd have been Urns Car ex empted from, loss of pork through that m iaerab le malady, the beg cbolra. 'Business carried on withont publicity must be the motto of the man that doesn't advertise. The flair. I Prof. WPson, of England, is the high est authority on the hairi lie condemns washing it, .and advises, instead, thor ough brushing. This promotes circula tion, removes scurf, and is, in all respects, better than water. Cutting the hair docs not, as commoniy thought, promote its growth. Most of the specifics recommended for baldness are naere s'dmulants, and are seldom or never permanently successful. Some of tbem give rire to the congestion of the scalp. When a stimulant is desirable, ammonia is the btst. For falling out ofjtbe hair, Dr Wilson prescribes a lotion comp sed of water ' of ammonia, almond oil and chlorofs rm, one part each, diluted with five parts alcohol, or spirits of rosemary, the whole made frvgrant with a drachm of oil jof lemon. Dab it on the skin, after thorough fric tion with the hair-brush It may be used sparingly or abundantly, daily or other wise, j : For a coling lotion, one made of two drachms of borax and glycerine ty eight ounces of distilled water is effective, alla iag dryness, subduing in itability, and re moving ecurf.) j Both baldness and grayness depend on defective powers of the scalp skin, and are to be treated alike. What is needed is moderate stimulation, without any irrita- tion. The following isgood ; Rub into the bare places daily, or even twice'a day, a liniment of camphor, amjmonia, chloro form and aconite, equal parts each. The friction 'should be very gentle. A little boy in Sunday School put: a poser to his teacher. The lady was tell ing her class how God punished the Egyp tians by causing the'i first-born of each household to be slain. The little boy lis tened attentively, and-at the proper inter val inquired : "What would God( hive done if there had been twins?'' When you'see a young mani attired in a white flannel shirt, h:s face slightly burned with exposure, and hear him talk knowingly of s jib fpres'ls' and 'running under the wind' and slacking the main sheet,' it doesn't follow that he is much of a yachtsman. The chances are that be would be seasick on a draw bridge. Is it Possible I That a remedy made of such common, simple plants as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake, Uanuelion, &c, make so many and such marvelons and wonderful cures, as Hop Bitters do ? It must be, for when old and young, rich and poor, Pastor and Doctor, JLawyer andltaitor, all testify to havng been cured by them, we must believe and doubt no longer. See olher column. i New Advertisements. ! Just Out. OANCT COTTEM'S COURTSHIP. Ii. I Bv Major Jones, of PinevilleJOa. Author oi Major Jones Courtshio. Maior Jonas' Travels, Major Jones' Chronicles ot Pineville, with eight fall page illustrations. In uniform style iwith Major Jones' Court- Bhip. For sale at j i HEIKSBERGER'3. Ornamented Slates- YOTJ WILL FIXD a Saiierior quality of Slate, smooth and well dressed, i The scale and border.make theaa attractive. J or sale at the gppte I Liyif BOOK STORE. Notice to DelinQuent Taxpiyers. ( rjlHOSE OWING BACK 1 TAX S3 to the City on Real Estate, for the years f1877 an4 187S, will take notice that, in accordance i ' -I with instructions from the Mayor and Board 1 j I of Aldermen, I will cauee to be advertised i - . on MONDAY NEXTu at the Court House door, and three other public places in the count, for sale under execution and levy the Heal Estate upon, which taxes are due; Those interested will save additional costs. by making settlement on or before Monday. sept j-2t City Attorney. Notice. MX FRIENDS AND T8E PUBLIC Generally, are respectfully notified that I will return to Wilmington ia ample time to take charge of my Dancing School for the ran ana winter. I P. M. AG03TIXI. rlotte, N. C, Set. 4, 1879. sept Br2t Fresh Arrivals. I QQ Boxes CREAM CHEESE' Tubs LARD, ia Tea FairbMt LAKD, lOO Bcxe 80AP' ! Boxes POTASH and LYE, I 200 Bags SHOT, ' BAGGING AND TIES I jQ . Tierces good cheap HAMS I For sale low by sept 6 i HALL A PEARSALL. - : r , i - i PLEASE jronciL We"wili tt!a4 to reeslrs eoaaukitlou from oar frlsa ds on aay Ud all sabWts I general tatsttst bt t ! ' I ;"';-' Tba name of tha writer mutt. alwayV Do fir nlshed to theEditor. Communications most b wrltua oo o2f i Personalities'inujit be avoided. 1 And it is especially and psj-U.-ulwiy sador stood that the Editor doe. not always do fi the views of correspondents, nalese so tUU in the editorial colnnns. I New Advertlsementf . I i ii October 1st- fall mmm i WILL COMMENCE. Weather lias been too hot Tor People to Head Advertisements. FULL LINE OF Fancy Grocerioa ! . j ' JUST RECEIVED AT P. L, BRIDGERS & GO'S, 8500 Reward ! . J v., For a Cigar at the same price that ,! j equals our i 1 - , F-R-I-M'-C-I-F-ES 1 1. S250 Reward I t L I i FOR ONE THA.T BEATS OUR SOLON SHINGLE I S100 Seward ! For an ! all-tobacco . Cigarette,' ot same ctyle, finish and quality, j that can be sold" as low as ut Rose and LIIItt. sept 3 N. Y. & W-SJ S- COJ Notice, i I- - ,.- ' . ; V AFTER THIS D ATE FREIGHT If ILL be received and Bills of Lading limned at PIER HO. Zi, EAST RIVER, fftw York, , ii Instead of at Pier No. 13, Worth1 River, ui ' i i heretofore. THOMAS. E. B05D, 1 "g29 ;' 1 I 1 Sup'L I Burbank's Pharmacy.! PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED wltkj care ani accuracy by competent bandsl 1 I'll,'' Only agency in the city of Holmaa ' i i . i- Liver Pad Cos remedlef. I, aug 2S I Houses and Stores to Bent APPLY TO THE McICQYS, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Office North Bide Market SL, between Jd and 3d. mmgM Female School, MISSES BURR A JAMES. Principal. I- , I I MRS. M. S. CUSHI5G, Iastmetms !a To I . j ' ' cal and Instrumental Mosis. ! . i ' i THE FIFTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION of this School will commence on Thar day, Oct. 2d, 1679, and close daring the last week ia Jane 1860. The coarse oflnstroetie is solid and thorough, and the mtmoet ear. will be tak , as heretofore, to avoid every thing pertaining to a saperfieial edaeatiosu Young children carefully and Jndidomsly trained, by means of objeet lessons aad JUs dergarten occpatioa, in oosjanetioa Lwltk the best text book instruction. j I Fne hand drawing taaght witkomt $xtr charge. " u For further particulars se circulars at tk. different Boek Stores in the city, or 3fllr of PxiacipaJa. 1 1 v.
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