North Carolina Newspapers

THIS PAPER U published every siternooa, 8undayi; el- eepted by JOSH. T. JAMES, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. SUBSCRIPTIONS. POSTAGE PAID. One year, $5 00 Six months, $2 60 ; Three months, $1 S&; One month, 60 cent. The pper will be delivered by carrier , r of charge, in any part of the city, at the ibore rates, or 13 cent per week. Advertising; ratei low and liberal ej-Subscriberi will please report any and ,11 failures to receive their papers regularly. Miscellaneous. 3R0WN & RODDICK 45 flfarket. St. We have just finished takineour annual account of rock, and are now daily receiv ing NKW GOODS from the Northern Markets, suii able for the HA1.L AND VNiNTER TRADE! -ur patrons will study their best inter ota by making their purchas. a as early in tbe Season as convenient.as the general in dications of the market have an upward tendency. We have just received ov-r 20,000 YARDS BEST CALICO ! ' piuce o cents. Wliolesale buyers would do well to look over our tock bef re purchasing as we have a great many go ds we are offering fuach beLw THE PRESENT MARKET VALUE. Fans & Parasols. C osing out the balance at Greatly Re duced Trices. Plain, Striped and Cheesed Nainsook Muslins. The best value ever offered. Call and examine. Linen Lawns from 12 to 20 cents. Dress Goods. Our Variety is Large. Our pi ices ARE LOW. 8c upwards. Laces. Iiretonne, 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 j ard or piece, can not be undersold. Ouilts, Domestic and Imported Quilts. Our stock of the above is large. We have marked none up in price, preferring to give our patrons an opportunity to supply their wants at the old pricws Table Linens-Towels land 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 io 5 and Is situated on the S. W. corner of Market and Second streets.and every Steamer thai comes into this port brings a Fresh Lot cf the most surpiisingly Cheap and Useful Goods that ever were offered in any mar ket under any. circumstances. We offer great inducements to Wholesale Buyers. BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Market Street aug 16 NEW STOCK OF Fall and Winter Clothing. A. & I. SHR1ER, XJot. 28 dl 34 Market Street. WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF the public to their large and varied Stock of handsome and well-made Clothing mow receirinr. embracing? 'all tie leading tj lee, selected in person by A. 8HRIKR in I If ew "i ore. They offer also a handsome line of I GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, BATS, TRUNKS, VALISES, Ac. The celebrated DIAMOND SHIRT, W FOR ONE DOLLAR. All finished and laundried. Unianndried Shirt at 75 cents. eptl2 A. A L 8HRIER. Zephyr Worsteds. NOTQER LARGE LOT JUST RECEIVED. WHITE 10 CENTS. COLORED 12Ja CENTS. Look out for announcement of Grand Millinery Opening. N. H. BPRUNT, MPt 15 Fzchanse Corner Old Newspapers. QUANTIIY OF OLD NEWSPAPERS fcr wrapping, offered for sale cheap at the Mpti DAILY REVIEW OFFICE r H VOL. IV. WILMINGTON, N.C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1879. NO. 19 1 :,OCAL; NEjVVS. New Advertisements. P. HimiBiaai Picture Frames. A. D. Lippitt A CcThe New Grocery Score 'j ' I I JL. M. Williams Market Stalls for Rent a. Public Auction. K. M. MC?HTiai Carpets A. A I. 8HiKa Fall and YVintdr Cloth ing. The dews are heavy noi Watermelons are fast disappearing Basques have not gone out of fashion. SweariDg is neither manly nor gehtle- maniy. , 1L - I Good poetry,! ike good steak, is rarely UUUO. ,'i a ! Coup's circus is weeding its way South- ward. Colored this fall. pet ticoats will be worn again Croquet bats are made of the finest white muslin. ' , Straw hats art) ; no and yellow leaf. h voted in the sere Oysters look all the tetter after their summer vacation. What is hit in; history What is missed in mystery? ' j Lit ' What is better than a promising youtg man ? A paying one. I , i 1 , L- Jack Frost! is one of the b'hoys we may now look for at any time. ' Merchants should now send in their ad- I ! I vertisements for fall trade. Human existence hangs upon trifles. What is beauty without soap ? Net profits mosquitoes killed while lingering on the ragged edge. i I i A subscriber I wants to know if poets have to paj for a poetical license. Now shake the camphor and the pepper from your last winter's ulster. Nor barque Jury, Adsen, from this pert, arrived at Trieste on the 12th ins t. i Every girl should learn how to j make at least simple articles of clothing. - 4i Wouid you remove your freckles? Rub lemcn juice upon your face at night. Grapes were never finer nor more abundant than they! are this season. The man who carried jOut hii moral resolutions forgot to bring them back. Nor brig Azha, Manger J from this port arrived on the loth inst., at Liverpool. It is said that corkscrews have sunk more than cork! jackets have ever saved. . . I. ' j 1 The latest style of hat for girls and youns ladies Is styled 'The Phonograph. 1 , Window Glass of; all I sizes at Jacobi's Hardware Depot. Orators for the fall campaign may strengthen their voices by a free consump tion of onions. ' j A melancholy philosopher declares that many a disordered liver is covered by a nicely ironed shirt. I Br barque Besolut, Lawrence, for this port, sailed from Gravesarjdj on the 4th inst., and passed Deal on the 5th. i ' s j Sow all the wild oats you! have on hand I i i ) between now and January 1. Then why do as you did last January. i j - You can get the best White Lead, Paints and Oils, add lowest prices at Jacobi's Hardware Depot. 1 i i i t .1 ' ' ;., , I, A watering place season is not consid ered as over until the j house-fly is too cold to pursue the dining room sugar bowl. . . i I ! -I The new short dresses are not tight when properly made. If they be glove fitting they are the j production of home talent. I j : To temporize with your health instead ot promptly using Dr. Bull's Baltimore Pills, is not indicative of much thought fulness. Sold by all druggists. 1 If you want to talk heavy science, say 'protoxyd of hydrogen, instead of ice. It i i: . one Alan :n a sounds bigger, and not thousand will know what you mean.) Signal Service. Ui S. A.. SUtion Wilmington. C, Sept. 19,1870 in. oa - i I i - i The following order has been received at this ststion ; j Signals are ordered down at. Hook, BarnegatL Atlantic City, Sandy Cape May, Woodshlt Boston, Section ei, ght. Portland, Section seven, Eaatport. J. 1L Watson. Sergt. Signal Corps, U, S. A. Mill Arrested and Locked Up. The Whitfield house sent up another delegation yesterday to the .Guard House, under escort of two polioemen. The names of the sable-haed individuals are familiar to the police; one answers to the Dame of Jane Hine? and the other moves about under the soubriquet of Tilly Hall. ThJ latter has many other names besides this one, but the last is the title name under which she has appeared before the Mayor recently . I j ' A low, wretched white woman, by the name of Mary Anderson, was among the number arrested, and they all three await the decision of the City Court to-morrow m..r !g upon the charge of conduct. disorderly Postal Matter. Postal cards spoiled in printing or otherwise, which have never been Hsed, wdl be redeemed at any postoffice in stamps, stamped envelopes or new postal caids, at the rate of four cents for every five cards, in whatever quantities present ed. Under the old law postal cards spoiled could not be redeemed . Proprietors of hotels, officers of clubs, etc , should not hold j unclaimed letters longer than ten days, except at the request of the person addressed. Tney should be returned to the postoffice as soon as it is evident that they will not be chimed. j Samples of merchandise are fourth class matter, subject to postage at the rate of one cent for each eunce or fraction there of, when wrapped bo as to admit exami nation.! Such samples may have tickets or tags applied with name, width of goods, etc-, printed thereon without subjecting the package to any higher rate of pos tage, j This is quite an important change, and one that will be of great advantage to our dry goods business men, with whom the plan of sending out samples of goods has become poj uiar. ' The Postmaster General has ordered that an actual daily count be made in all the postoffices of the United States from the 1st to the 7th of November of all let ters, packages, postal cards, &o. , deposi ted for transmission in the U. S. mails, i The best Windows, Doors and Blinds and Lowest Prices can be got at Jacobi's Hardware Depot, f The September' Planets. The planetary interest of the month concentrates on tbe tnovemeLts of tbe brilliant trio Jupiter,Saturn, and Mars. During the larger portion of the month they will enjoy almost sole possession of the shining field,! but as its close draws near, a formidable rival will enter the lists. The peerless harvest moon will dim their bright beams, as approaching the full she shines each night with in creasing luster. Jupiter is evening star and reigns supreme among the glittering hosts that on moonless nights make the sky tremulous with brightness. He has passed his opposition with the sun; and during the first ' part of M the month, was arrayed in his most brilliant tints, assuming the regal air that befits the mythic .father , of gods and men. He rises now about sunset; on the la&t day of the month he will rise at half-past 4. more than an hour before sunset. He is, therefore, in excellent position for ob servation during tbe who'e month, though, travelkg away from us, he wiil soon how a perceptible diminu tion in size and brilliancy. He is now a superb object as he comes darting above the eastern horizon in the twilight and rises majestically in the meridian, reach ing it about midnight. Yenus is evening; star during the greatest portion of the month, tut her brilliant beauty is almost obscured by her near approachato the sun. On the 23rd a great epoch occurs in her history, for she comes into inferior conjunc tion with the sun, and reappearing on his western side as morning star. On the last of the month she rises about 5-cO, a ha f hour bt fore tbe sun, and sharp-eyed observers may get a glance at her as she first takes tangible form in her new role. Saturn is ranked; among the morning stars, though he rises now about 7; at the end of the month be will rise a few min utes after 6. Mars is morning star acd i rapidly assuming proportions that will make him tbe observed of all observers. He will rise on the last of tbe month at 8 o'clock. Mercury j is morning star, rising on the last at Jo: 30. He reached his grea test western elongation'on the 9th, and was then in oco of the four favorable positions for morning observation that occur dar ing the year. 1 , Scbr. Maggie E. Gray. Bowling, ar- rierd on the 20th ult. at Rio de Janeiro. Nor barque Christine, Jensen, sailed from Antwerp, for this port, on the 5th inst. Receipts of cotton at this port to-day loot op 764 bales. , ! I otmng worth reporting in Magiste. rial circlos to day. The thermometer in this office at 4 o'clock the afternoon reached) 86 degrees. Brig H. Icdd, Ginie. frem this port, arrived at Riode Janeiraon the 15th inst. The weather for the past two days has been warm, dry and dusty, A little rain would be most acceptable. ! Mr. Joel. H. Muse, the venerable City Editor of the Morning Star, returned T.Jtj from ,hi8 tbon summeri!18 u i-iowueru section. j Thus far the earliest date on which the theatrical season will open here is Thurs day, October 2J, for which day Mr. Jno. T. Ford's Juvenile Opera Troupe is booked. i f . Squire Williams. Clerk of the Market, gives notice that the stalls in the Market House will be rented out at auction on the 26th inst. Those interested wiu make a note of the fact and govern them selves accordingly. I Personal. ; Mr. W. N. Holt, formerly of this city, but now cf Savmnah, who has been on a short visit to Wilmiherten. naid ns a brief bui pleasant visit yesterday afternoon. He left here last night on his return to Savannah. Rosh Hashanuah. Therejhas been a very general suspension of business to- day among the Jewish residents, the occasion being Rosh Hash' annah, the first day of the New Year, 5640 from the the creation of the world. On this account the Mayor, who Is of . , ' , that nation, very properly decided not to hold court " to-day. aauinern nusicai journal. The September number contains the following music: "Let the Dead, and the RflanHfnl Rest " snnr atA nfinrni Vw SI , . f. ' vvesiey Aiartm; -sensation waltz, bv Beckt; "Three Fishers," song by Hull ah. All of which are very pretty without being difficult. Send for this number. Address the publishers, Ludden & Bates, Savannah, Ga. j For bar steel, iron and carnage goods go to Jacobi's Hardware Depot J Death of a Venerable Citizen of I Pender. ' jMr. John F. Robitzscb, a veteran of the war of 1812, died yesterday at A she ton, in Pender county, at the advanced age of 85 years, having been born in 1794. Tbe heroes of the revolution have all departed, ana out a tew now remain wno took a . part in what is fami'iarly known as the last war with Great Britain. At Mclnt ire's. Capt. B. M. Melntirj appears in a handsome and attractive advertisement in this issue of the Review, He has recent ly returned from the North with a very large; and handsome stock. no mases a speciality of carpets and he has the jatest and prettiest designs in these goods. Capt. Mclntire's taste and his excellent judgi ment in selecting goods are well known iacts wmcn commena mem selves to the attention of buyers. The New Grocery. We invite attention to the advertises ment ot the new grocery store just opened by Messrs. A. D. Lippitt fc Co., on South side of Market street, between Front and Water. These gentlemen are in daily receipt ot new ana ires a gooas ana oner to their patrons none but the choicest ar- tides, and that, too, at only reasonable prices. They 'respectfally invite an animation of stock and prices, confid prices. They respectfally invite an ex- amination of stock and prices, confident that they can please the housekeepers. Worthless Stnfl! Not so fast, my friend; if you could see J the strong, healthy, blooming, men women and children that have been raised from beds of sickness, suffering and al most death, bv tbe use of Hop Bitters, yon would say 'Glorious and invaluable remedy . See another column. . . . DIED. Near Aahetmi. in Pender eeuntr. on the I JOHN r. BOB1TZ3UU, agea eaUiaaea ana varnisnea. uroers oy ieie years, a soldier of the war ot 1813. EYBEW i 1 New Advertisements. Just Received BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY, EXTRA i (BEAUTIFUL HA8SOCKS.) RUGS AND MATS, OIL J HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, embracing Ltce atd Mualin Curtains, CretJnesi and Novelties in DRE83 GOODS AND TRIMMING3 to in Mourning Dress Goeds, arge assortment Embroidery, Lacea, Ruchiafi, Ties, Ac, Ac, CASH PiilCES, and ept 18 Market Stalls for Rent at PllbUC AUCtlOH.. VfOTICE 13 HERB Y GIVEN THAT the Stalls I in the Market House will be I rented out at Public Auction, on FRIDAY, 26th inat., to the highest bidder fjr one year from October 1st, 1879, at which date poa- woa will be given. The renting will take place at 12 o'clock, M., in the Market House and will be positive. By order of the Mayor. i L. M. WILLIAMS, septl8-lt Star copy. Clerk of the Market. Tlie NeW GrOCerV- -R ECEIVING EVERY DAY, at the new Family Grocerv, Bed Front; No, 16 Market Street, freth supplies cf the ricest and i i i.i choicest Family Grocery GoodsJ Justin this morniocr. a full line of Canned Goods, Meats, If ish ana Vegetables, ireshly J put up, among them Wilson's Canned Beef and Tongues Fresh supply of Raisins, Currants, Citrons, Candies, fimts, Maccorom; 4c c. Canvass Hams and Breakfast Strips. Try our Clipper Soap, 5 cents a caKe. KaH VrrtTl ia ?u Ti,.st Mn. ir Market at. PictlirG FrRXUGSi. I A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL assortment . of th Latest 8tjlej just rt ciytd at HEINSBERGER'S. Note Books. 1 collection of Music, The Standard Choral Tribute JUDiiee, iew i ascei, onawnp, ximu- rel Wreath, Keystone Collection, rure uoia, kiver of Life, Happy Voices, The Gem, The Starry Crown, Crown of Life, and Gospel Hvmns and B acred songs, tl t 1 or saie cneap at i HEINBBERGER'3, sept 19- i Live Book and Music Stce. Wanted. A JOURNEYMAN PRINTER, who can bring the highest recommendations, is desi rous of a position in a newspaper office in I . the country. Wi 1 work eheap. Address, i . M., c are of DAILY REVIEW. sept 16-tf Organs. mo THOHR WHO WAWT OROAWS. T l wfld thtin atT fn keeP constantly on hand a number of FIRST-CLASS OR- GAN8, which I will offer for sale Very My stock of SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL STATIONERY is now compute. x aaulu5Acjjaa xvuuaxxo Connected with Book Store. Work finished J up in the very b-.st style, at I e 1 17 BOOKSTORE. frtY ITlithvillt i f YACHT ELIZA" BETH, Capt. D.W.Chadwick, rr in -United SUtes MaiL! Leaves wharf I foot of Market street daily (except Sundays) at X A. M. R, P. PADbltJOuT. aept 8 Afjent. CHAS. KLEIN, j Oniertater ani Caoinet Mater. i: " ' ' Ho. 24 South Front Street, WILMINGTON, W. a A fine aatrrtment of Coffins and Cai keta eonstantlv on hand. Furniture Repaired. graph er mail promptly filled. jan 1 FLEASE NOTICE. We will be gltd to receive ecmtii !ni stic as -it. L 1M ,' rrom our friends on any acd all tub ect ot general interest but : i ! i . ' j j !- - , THnaaue of the writer tract. !vT' (k for niahed to the Editor. ! i ' 1 Communications nrnet be written' on on) J one side of the. paper. Personalities mnit be avoidei. And it is especially and parti uiariy, under etcod ttat the Editor does not al j-ajs Indo tbe viewa of correspondent, utles? sd tUi in the editorial col turns. New Advertisements' in Great Varietur SUPER, INGRAIN AND C0TT0.V. CLOTHS, in all widths. Lambrequin goods. iuit the taites of all. Rome REAL BARGAINS Crapes and crape Veiling. aH bought at CLOSEST will bd sold at email f ront. j- Respect faVy, B.. BX. IVIcINTIILE. Hale's Weekly! OV TUESDAY, the 7th day Of October, 1879, and in the City of Raleih.j the anderttigntd will commence the publication of HiLh'tt VVEFKLY, k t Iorth CadoliLa Democratic Newspaper. I I i i T hese four words convey all that a column of Prospectus could tell : the goo4 iof the State; the success of the Par y iwhic'h'is the life of the Blate and , the c un ry ; the j pub iicatin of ai the news; these the objects proposed. That he can do the last and con tribute to the nret and second! the subscriber does not affect 'o doubt. Ihe People Jiave set their teal of approval upon his pasTand he does not doubt the future. I I1 Hale's Weekly will be printed from new and beautiful type and on lair white paper. . The price will be $J pe annum. No name j will go upon its mail books without payment and no paper will be sent a' Iter expiration of the time paid for.! y. jrf. H ALB. Kaleifh, Sept 15, 1879. ept 16-tf, For Rent. HllIAT FINE STORE; No. 0 Maiket S!recj. Apply to I j sept 15 tf D.O'CONN I For Rent fpVO NICE i DWELLING HOUSES, Corner , II, i thd Bladen streets. Apply to i srpt 15-1 w D. O'iCO For Rent. F ROM THE 1st OF OCTOBE lfiTQ iL. l)BTir TXtrJT r TT- i mi southwest corner ot OraDge aaa Third stsj I Apply to JOHN U. FREEMAN feptl3-tf or HAM'L V. CANNONJ For Rent. THAT DESIRABLE 8TORE, . -1 TT . r 1 1 .n m j. weo uaiiU ob uira nior, iDenr-Ar ly fitted up, corner Market and (' soutn water streets irom the 1st oi uctooer Apply to ( ept 11 tf H. B. EILKK8 S60Q. , pOB RENT THAT iTEItY desirable store on Market Rtrhof. , occu.ied bv Mr. Thoa. H. nrJr. Wzh. s- J , i I! ! I as a Shoe Store. The cheapest 8 tore on the ' I if-. ; THE McKoY'S. street. Aprly to sept 10-tf To Rent. i- OTORE HOUSE AND DWEIi LING to let on Brunswick and I . seventh streets, in perfect ord jr. Posses sion given immediately. A!so, biree No. 1. Frost Koorhs to le at the First National Bank "old building, cor-! ner Front and Princess stree's. I i For particulars apply to sept 15-tOl SOL. BEAR & BROS COMMERCIAL HOTEL, 1 WILMINGTON N. Q. . I F. A. ncnXTTTE, 'Prop. I rilHE COMMERCIAL, formerly the 'EM FIRE HOUSE",havlnibeen thoroughly rssi I v I i: I I : orated and refitted is now one of the Ieadlrg first-class Hotels in ;the city. The table is supplied with the best our home and north era markets tfforda. Board per Day $2 -i ani $2 50 ! sT Large 8ample Rooms fair the stercial trade. I V A Flrst-Class Bar and Billiard Hall connected with this HoteL j I , FREE LUNCH daUv from It A. M. to 12.30 P.M. i luly 19- i I Bagging and Tied. QOTTOJT BAGGING AND TIES?, For sale by sejt 15 i HALL A PEAR3ALL. i JUL ii in M r I ! en ij t r. i