North Carolina Newspapers

THIS PAPER DT josh. T. JAMES, KP!TOR ASP PROPRIETOR. u -rfcl JTIONS. POSTAGE PAID. SC A 00 Six months, $2 50 ; Three e .Te'r' j5; One month, 60 cento. poBl Halivrd bv carriers. miner ' .... ,,r 13 cent per week. . Trre rate. low and liberal --nbi'Cnt"'r r- receive their papers regularly. flares to frJiscoUancous. Uowii & RODDICK, 45 Market St. .r. hlV,. i -is' rinMied takinzonr annual 1 . . . . l- :,ui are now daiiv receiv- hlll'i " . . ,. . .!. XT H tlil A N" i ) WIN -lKAUftl "Kl 1 . .......... r r, -..us wH study tlVir best'inter- !,; u.iki! si ti-ir purclias s as early in ,r" - - , . . - i I en' 003 YARDS BEST CALICO ! WM. '-aV buyers would" do well to look ,rmr -tf.-k ef re purchasing as we .rit m:"v ds Wt! are nng i 111. i HEiENT MAHKET Pans & osii'g out. the balance at Greatly Re ekie d Trios. ,f., S'riixtl 'and-- CbfCRe.l Nainsook Mu H . s. The host vaiu" ever offered. Call and examine. Lii.ei. Liwisfrom 2 to 20 cents. Dress Goods. ir Variety is Larae. Our pikes ARE LOW. be upwards. Laces. etorir.f, Torchon and Italian Laces, -have very much ih Latest assort- nt that ha been oH'Ti;d in this city and r prices either by th.j aid or piece, can t be uuders" -Id. Ouilts, mystic and Imported Quilts. Our slock the a'ove is lanxe. We have marked ie up in price, preferring to pive our mw an opportunity to supply their iins at lie old prios able Linens--Towels and Napkins. Our present assortment exc Is anything p lave ever shown. Call and cive our stock a look over. Our :yer Is in the market at present and we e receiving many Novelties. OUR 5 and lO Cents V Bazaar situated on the S - V. corner of Market, iSc 'id s'reets,and eery vSteamer tla pes iiito this p.r . brings a Fresh Lot of r most surpi is irmly Cheap and Useful f ds that ever ere offered in any mar- t under any cireumstanccs. We orler fat indue m 'tits to Wholesale Buyers. H0WN-& RODDICK, 45 Market Street ang 10 Zephyr Worsteds. N OTHER I.AUQE LOT JUST RECEIVED. HITE '0 CENT?. COLORED 12i CENTS. i. Look out lor announcement of Grand M Une'j Oporinp. N. Hi 8PRUNT, eFt 1 5 forn, Pearl Homiuv, Oats, Eya, &c. ) (') ; iiu?hel Piime White ' and Mixed Corn. )) 'J-l- rb-ice Weste n Cats. 3 BU: Xurih Croliua seed Rye. LF; Mitchell & on. A Word ! i 1AiiWTS AND TEAOHEKS: rh CatTersity Series of ichool 13' oka ere "PUd by ta e B,ard of Educa- ib i'hl; r Te mad '"'rargements ih the Ltr in i.u iucuun i i.eauceu . p ecure jour Book8 wnile they re V. .11 . A AttD, 1 i VOL. (V. i VVILMINGTON, N.C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER LOCAL NEWS. New Artertisemnts. C. T?os.rntha.l Notice. Ualv A FeaIrsalL Meats Merits, i T. B. Uesjersoh A Uo Selected Fruits an V ?etble8. j j C -PERA Hod e1 Ptar .AllinCje. John Caueoll-Winbrr yster8 ; r-ee ad tfelto4'i Market, Second et'eet. P. liEJNBBKRo'Kk The North Aaerican Kevitjw. ' ! I i A. A I. Sheier ThWy te HereJ "Wii dw GU-J3 -a, siies at .Mtati'er & Price's. t Window Ghss of all fciz-'s at J.vCOBi-s Hardware Dep.?. The receipts of e-Atou alt this port to-day foot up hairs Save your inbtiey by buy? i a 3 - Build nu bupii' Si i! m Alt a tier St Price. t TouDg ladies wearing: fashionable dresses now may be said tjj be iu clothes There's a niiii hly differ ince in dairy ffek nee iu toe maids, as welli as a'lDitey d cheese they make. Only one" trifling else be lore tae Ci Court tooday, which 'was tun ed over tq magistrate f r rial 1 There is no chince f r continuous trouble among mowing girls they are all the time making up. Pulling a husband's j hair ahd leaving him unprotected at the polls, is known to jurists as wigariiy.: "With powt'erlon buttons on her gown -H he ace and bullet- the girl of the period is a dangerous character Nothing is so fata!l to the romance of a kiss as to have ydur i giijl sneeze at the very carfax of osculation. There is a pajkagejio the Raleigh post office for Capt T. J. ISoutberland, of this cityj held f r wjfnt of pcsta;e. Ma?- ificent Ladies' Neck '1'ie , 10 cents. Uahn & OOjOdman. Fourth street. f Wre sell all lour bes Caheoeg at 6 cents Ilahi; & Goodman, Fourth St. t When a boy sees a nice, round, smooth stone lying on! the ground, be always thinks it rather mean that there isn't a yellow dog in the. vipinity. The river is again very low. The! water at Favettevillo Isi reported now as only. about 10 inches above the Ipw water mark registered i previous to the recent light freshet Mary a man wholscolkls his wife be- i I cause things are not justj to suit him at home will be as p'acid as a 'custard pieacd as mild as tnilkj at k fashionable summer resort, and where nothing is so good as it is in his on house, and net knows it. It takes a man to do ' thatj I i ' i Prevention ravbetter than cpre, aed Dr. Bulls Baltimore Pills are the btst pre ventive of disease known. They are used, approved and recojnmended by myriads ot people througnout tae li-.nai i i-W-1 U I Kent of Stalls The stalls in tfye Market Ilousel were i i i rented at auction this Williams, the Clerk! of morninc bv L. M. !the Market, for one year from Gctobier 1st., to the following parties and at the prices mentioned: Stall No. 2 was kr ocked down to Charlotte Davis, at $4 per month; No.) 3 to Duncan T 1 ' Holmes, at $4. 15, No. 4 to W. Campaign , at $4 20; No.t5 to T. Hi Johnsod, at $15; No. CtoT. A. Wa son, &Co.,atS30:No 7 to Herman Hintze, at tgl2 50; No S to Geo'. F, Tilleyjat .25; 'No. 9 o p.(Mum ford, atS16; No. 10 tojCbns. jllerb rt, at $18; No. 11 to BorDenjan & Newman, at S15; No. 12, T2J and U to M. Levy, at $10.50; No, 13 to, j Vr KipJ, at $4; No. 15 to J. V. iKing.j at $7 50; No. 17 to 19 to W. Campaign, at No. 21 to W. B. Larkins, at $4.25; No. 23 to T. A. Watson. & Co , at $L25; No. 24 to T. A Wa s n. & Co., at $1 50. (Numbers not m nti u e 1 Wenj not rente Indications. WaDf.partmkn Office rf the duel Washiuaio?. T ' F r i he - h A i, r' ' ti' "v v ,i : 08sibj Ki;;;:n t ' nbt .-t iti. .;iary. t- m5ierlatiire, falling o iowe i vy risi g barometer. ( I A Kfliable Wine. Mr. A. Seer,5,of'i New Jersey. whoe Port Gr:pe Wine has such a wide reputa tion, ami whieh physicians prescribe so ieneral'y, was the jBrst in this country to introvluce the art of) making wine from the Oporto Grape,! which is now tha best wioe to be had. anl has become a great favorite among the most fashionable in New York and Philadelphia. j ' ' f Slixnal I Jitter. V j Sep. 27, lb79 J ji--i S j.?-.-1 1'. ;;r or ,r. N rt1 e-.".r. wii.ds. M Day of Atonement. The stores of our Hebrew citizens will be closed to-morrow, it being their Day of Atonement, the holiest of the Hebrew holidays, when all Israelites conforming to the law abstain from food and drink for tventy-fourj hours, being from sunset on Friday to sundown on Saturday evening. The Danville Post. We welcome to our exchange list the Post, a new daily, the pub'ication of which has just been commenced at Dan vjiile, Va.1, by Messrs. R H. Glass & Son, formerly of the Petersburg Post. It is an exceedi gly neat and handsome pa per, newsy and interesting and Conserva tive in its politics. We wish i a marked success. Ladies' Ties. Elegant Neck Ties at 5 and 10 cents. Hahu & Goodmai', Fourth st. t The Furniture Man. Mr D. Al Smith, of D. A Smith & Co . who has been North for the1 past two weeks in the interest of the patrons of his house, returned here last night. He vinited Baltimcre, Philadelphia, j New York and Boston and has bought largely. This stock, together with the product of their works at Old Fort, will in a few i ! i I days fill to its utmost capacity every floor of their building. , The 'grand furni ture opening' will be looked for with In terest. Returned. Capt. N. H. Sprunt has returned from his tour of the Northern cities and is al ready in receipt of the first in&tallment of his Fall and Winter! stock. The ladies will be pleased to learn that his purchases were unusually large and extensive and that they emb a e every thing that is desir able as well as cheap in his line. He bought for cash and can therefore efford to do as he says that he intends doing, mark down everyth'ng to the lowest liv ing prices. j Elegant Neck Ties for Ladies, 5 cents. Hahn & Grodmau's, Fourth st. t i ; The Fire this Morning:. At about 2:30 o'clock this morning, an alarm was sounded indica'ing a fire in the First District. It proved to be an unoccu pied one-story frame dwelling house on Eighth, between Swann and Nixon streets, aud was the property of John Mur ray, colored. The house had been occupied until within a few days previous, but; the tenant had moved , and no fire had been abo it the premises since that time. It wr s undoubtedly the work of ah incendi ary,! and ttu0USu tne fire department was quickly on hand, the house was totally consumed. The building was worth abou1 $200 , upon which there wes an insurance for $150 with Messrs. Dei.osset & Noi tbrop's agency. j You can get the best White Lead, Paints and Oils, and lowest prices at Jacobi's Hardware Depot.; ! f A Great Discovery. We were shown this morninff, at the office of Capt James F. Post, the new disinfectant, the disc very of Dr. D. m Buie, and were shown some of its work ings upon various; articles. ' The sub stance is a wine colored liquid, and is represented as being perfectly harmless and free from any deleterious compound It is claimed that it is a most perfect dis infectant, and we saw several articUscon sisting of flesh and fish which were trat ed by it while In a far advanced stage of decomposition, from which there was not a partie'e of unpleasant nor unwholesome odor. The inventor claims that it will also entirely remove all bugs, insects and vermin from any rooms in which it may be used, and as it is almost entirely odor less ittelf, we should think it would prove of incalculable worth to the community. Samples of the discovery have been sent to the most promit.eut scientific men throughout the country, so that there is a reasonable prospectlthat its claims for effi cacy ill be abundantly tested. We are nfurmed that the! Health Officers of this city and county have used this disinfect ant with entire satisfaction Irs use will deod- r'z aud render pure the atmosphere of t he atcs. i ffuns ve sick room in a very few moajeuts. Buie & Co , of this city are the manufc'ureis. Strangers iu the ciiy should not fr to vif : the S ish Factor . foot of Wduu'. stre-t- i ' 1 : ' ' I t Learn in childhood, if you can, that happiness is not outside, but inside. A good heart and a clear conscience bring happiness which no riches and no circum stances alone ever do. !REIE. .'' - i Magistrate's court. " David Nixon was before Justice Hall to-day, charged with the larceny of a pis- t d, the property of Ge, II . Ward. In default of a b ind of $50 for his appear ance he was committed for trial at the next term of the Criminal Court. Emile Cruer, charged with burLarv, u nOi.inm't .f w it i uu iijc amvioiiv iu. mcjjermott, was orlered discharged ar the prosecutor's cost. For bar stesl, irou and carriage good; go to Jagvbi s Hardware Depot. ' Shl: menth of Sturscon- ' The sturgeon business iu his city, that i to say, the shij.meut I ( f the fish is c txried ,ou by two parties, separate and d:stinct from each other, viz: Messrs. Jiha Carroll and W. A. Davis. The Siason is, "on" in the Spring trorn ilarch 1st to May 1st, and in the Fall from September 1st to Novemberjlst fred) Foi'- metly there was a ool profi mtde, but new, we aro to'd, tne margin is very close. i I i The fish is shipped hence to New York to dealers, and trom them pass into the hands ot the smokers, who prepare it for shipment,. mostly to foreign markets When stroked it closely resembles salmon and sells for from 12 to 15 cents a pound. We hare not been able to get Mr. Davis' report but learn that Mr. Carroll has shipped, since the 1st inst.,1350 stur geon, an aggregate of albout 15,000 pounds, in less than four wepks. Ladies' Ties. Elegaut .Neck Ties, at 5 ani 10 cents Hahn & Goodman, Fourth st. t Commercial Posfage- l There seems to be a gocd deal of mis apprehecsion with reference to the re cently eDacted law of the posteffice de partment allowing "printed commercial paper filled out in writing" to be sent as third class matter. The, difficulty is in making the distinction between commer cial paper, partly written and partly printed, the written matter of which is in the nature of personal correspen.ler.ee, and that which is not. In a recent explanatory letter the de partment says: "What meaning is to be given to the clause is apparent) when the language of the whole section is con sidered, and when full force is given to the I word 'printed preceding 'commer cial.' The department defines the in tout to be, to permit partly prided commercial papers in ordinary use amoDg business men to be . regarded ! as third class matter. Papers which are . constantly pausing in the commercial? community for business purposes,' the blanks of which when filled, do not a ter their character as papers in genera use. J Whenever there 6hall be a depar ture from this rule, there must be a departure from the rato. j WT6rds which, when Eot in the form used as the ap propriate rilling of blants, bdt outside it unless simply a condensed statement- ,o some matter in itself within the rates, as a brief statement of some fact ojr facts contained in a bill of lading) make the paper special or individual, and subject to the rate for personal! correspondence. It must be observed in' this connection that partly printed commercial papers, which are in themselves, or become the represn tutive of a monetary value, jare always subject to the rate for matter of the' first class." i ! The best and Lowest Windows, Doors and Blinds Prices can be got at Jacob t's Hardware Depot. 1 Important io the Afflicted. , We would advise all who may need the advice, of a physician, to either call i or write to Dr. Rjoertson, 19, So. Eutaw St., Baltimore, Md., who from 15 years expe rience in Hospital and Special Tractice, guarantees a cure in all diseases of the Urinary Oryann and of the Nervous Sys tem, Organic atjd Semiual Weakness,! Im p teucy (loss of sexual power), Nervous Debility and trembling, Palpitation of the Heart, dimness of sight or giddiness, Noc turnal Eaiissions, &c, all resulting from abuses in y uth, or excesses in manhooJ ; also all skiu and blood diseases quickly cured. Dr. R u a graduate of one of the oldest and best medical 1 schools in this country (Ur iversi'y of Marviatd), and re fers to the leading physicians in his city.and all consuUin-Liui can rely npou honorable aud confidential treatment. I" writing enclose stamp for reply. Special atten lion lliyen to alHemilecornplam-' ' Ootid ac commodations for all wishing to call and ee Liu. Medicine sent to any address. f Beautifiers. Ladies, you cannot make fair skin, rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes wi:h all the cosmetics of France, or beautifiers f the world, while in poor health, and nothing will give you such good health, strength, buoyant spirits and beautfy as Hop Bitters, a trial is certain proof. See another column. 26, 1879 XO. 198 The Tt nip let on Star Alliance- Our readers will be glad to know tv.at it is now certain that the Tern pi eton Star Alliance, the well-kr own theatrical com pany are to rpen the dramatic season tu re next Monday evurdn. They play in Wilrrjing'on bat a short season and while her wil produce a most attractive I lece, opening on M mday night. 'with. PinaHore, That bur penjile may see the estimation in wlncb the Templetous are held elsewhere, we copy here from tie Atlanta D spntch of the 2th Inst., which say: I ' " . Pinafore v-a- et oti our ' Iwards last evening by the S ar Alliance Coupany in a ruani.er that delighted a large audience. The little opera is simply a little glitter ing bubl'e, blown from the pipe of a Iueky' com poser, and hence most be rolled over the to.irds with got 1 lights to show fi" its chame ori'lik bus. There is nothing whatever, iu plot, aud very little in vv-ir,ds, to romriuend it, yet io tha baads of a good com arjy can be so presented ; s to charm an audiei.ee Tor the time being. Harry Buckley's Sir Joseph was a find piece of work. He took the character in the rough and bruught it out a first-Water diamond.' Edward Kendall's fine pbiysi que Had handsome face! made Corcoran an a tractive and pleasing tiature. Seth Crane's DickDeadeje was a tip-top pie.e ofactiug. IBs make-up was immense and his voice rich and strong, j Fay Templeton s Ralph was well any char acter is well cared tor iu Fay's hands. Her remarkable versati'ity makes her at home in anything she essays. Little Lady Lee is the cutest little trkk in the com pany. Sb a is a mere atom of pneioushu-i manity, and goes through her little per formance ju3jt as sweet! Inez Sexton's Josephine was commendab'e only fori the vocal' gems j set in the character. Miss Sexton'n voice i s well trailed and rides the upper notes with perfect . ease. Alice Vane s Little Buttercup was charm in;g. She givej the character all the tenderness that belongs to it, and with her sweet voice charmed the audience. The other characters' were well sustained throughout. The orchestra is excellent, and the choruses particularly fine. Dur ing the evening, Isabel and W M Fuller danced a hornpipe on deck and were loudly encored. Che cornet solo of Ed. Duffy was excellently given. He has full and absolute control over his instrument. The Xylophone,' anjinstrument of pieces of wood and arranged after the manner: of a piauo key-board, was made to send put sweet though rude musiG under the man ipulation o( E. A. Andre. J j Ladiet,' Neck Ties' 5 cents. Hahn & Goodman, Fourth street. s t . Aphorism by a perlectly reckless belle: Bo flirtuous and you will be happy. MARRIED. In th 8 city, atjthe resideoce of the bride's parent?, on ihe evening of the 23d ins t., by Kev. A. A. Watsolr, D. D , Mr. SPENCEit LeRAND to Miss MARTHA jW., daughter of Jno. 8. James,' Esq , all of this city. New Advertisements. Heats. Bleats, 5Q Bbla Mess Pork, 2Q Bpxea WLii Strip?, Q Boxes j) 3 Sh-u'.de s, Boxes Cheap BreetJ, - 15 "C8 ta H mi. At low pricve by all k, Pearsall. eept 26 Beautiful. THAT IS ttnAT EVEIiVBODY SAYS ABOUT Til AT BEAUTIFUL BEEF I LLplajid in front of malt on' s market ON SECOND STREET. IT H UlLt FOIt SUSID AIT 31INNDB t.o'vi. Ci-U ae now in ordsr. There 's i tii l bfetttr Iesf here this icucr. . ALSO, WU7T0::, PG.1K, LAMB, SAUSAGES AND VcfJISO i . 1 (when i: is to be hid), i Polite and prompt attention to cui torn ers and lowert prices will always be found V ' - " . v. " Helton's Market, ieot.28-U PLEASE SOTICE. . We will be glad to receive eorrmpni itioci from our friends on any ad all eubnti ot general interest bat : ' ! ! er num. I"!" P9 ,tr st h. wittn en onlv The name of the writer mont. lvajr nubed to the tdiu.r Communiratiom mc one tide of the.paper. Personalities moft.be avoided.' And it is especially and ptrti jriariy onder stood that the Editjor doe not alway enio f the views of corresi-ondenta, unleeJ so tv in the editorial colnrrns. I i j New Advertisements. -hi and Vegetables fN TORZ AND TO ARRIVR. ' I lKXTRA SH.EClEDJDUTCUKSa PEARH ! A. Va letr of Apples, Pjitatoes. Oniona, atv ' bage, butter, rhees, Jto. For sale cheap b!r T. B HKNiiJ-RHO.V A! CO., rf eept 26-tf Corner Chenut A Water n Winberry Oysters- THEY I ARE GOOD i i. ,i now. Another inetal ment juat received thU moraiog. It'sl cold enough now for hot Whiaaev ana fat Ov.t.r, Free Lunch eTery day at 11 o'clock L pt 26 J0H- CARROL Notice. MY FRIENDS and the bublic are he notified that m h6o .re ; wil trebv ll bo nosea inn artrraoon at 5 o'clock ani wi open to-morrow at 6 o'clock. Very.re8pecfally, ) j Ur. I c. rosevthalJ eePt26 32 Markjet A. OPERA IIOUSE. Zondav Nicht. September 29 Event Extraordinary! i , . . j , uo j:iUu ipmurK ana oniy appearancq in this city of the nn Pfl nil led anri nam I 1 STAR ALLIANCE OPERA COMPANY, mm net pcenery, Wardrobdi nd effects prf Bentinjr the entirely new I Operatic succeta of the day, " H. M. S. PINAFORE, Or, THE LA83 THAT LOVE8 A 8A.ILOR, Tepresentine in the 8tr Cast I i THIRTY-FIVE LADIES A GENTLEME.V, Note These performances are 1 of the mOSt refitted and plwTatinir fh ifixU. 1. -J given at double xpD8 bat without extid charge. No advanca in prices. N5 extra Kc u,r reservea near?, hcx Bnt Tor bast seats now open at HKIXSUEKUEK'd Book U KJl D , III Open at 7:30. B. gin at 8:15 precUely Carriages I at 10:30. eept ,26 Removed J i I yK. WOOD HAS REMOVE J! hit o'ffioe and dwelling to the building diagonally op poaite the Post Office, corner of Chesaut and I r i : Second ata. s"i)t23-6t They are Here. BEG OF OUR FRIENDS TO call' and see ua. Our Fall and Winter jstoU J now arriving by every train and et earner. and we have no hesitation in pronouccinJ it the MOST DESIRABLE ASSORTMENT of Gents Clothinc and Furnishing Gobds ever b: ought to the 8tata. It will take oo two large and handiome' stores to hold! it all. jNotwithatanding the recent advance in the Northern markets we guarantee to sell at LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE I Call and see us and we will prove it to joL eeDt 21 A. A I. 8HRIER. 1 Tne North American Review, iutt uuiujiKU, contains The Woman 1 Qtestion. Francis Parkmao: Hcienda khd Honiaoity. Frederick Harrison: Louis Jkapo leon and the Southern Confederaey, Uweh F. Aldis; the Railway Problem, Robert Gar rett; The Diary of a Public Man, Part 1 1 1 J; f?peacrs cvorution rnilosopby, Vror. E. L, V T) a 1 r . .... .. iouidid; xvecem auiorj ana iiograpnyi A. K. Fiske. For sale at the LIVE BOOK 8TORF. School Books A NEW SUPPLY, for all 8choolj and xjl uiasses, st EFIS HERGER'. sept 24 3d and 41 Market it. Office Clerk & Treasurer, , , i City of Wilmington; ; September 24, 1873. j City Taxes 1 379 J rpHE.CITY TiX BOOK JO I the jear lb79, bj now ready and in my hand for tb'j I . 1 - i I collection of the Taxes. To sire cxpe&fe a&d trouble all persons later ested are requested to call op and settle immediately. HENRY SANAGE, sfbt 24-if TresurerJ Altaffer & Price. MaiCFACicatas ahd Dialebj iiti -1 ' SASH, 000R, BLINDS. ORNAMENTAL W3QCW3RK1 AND ' i I - 1 ' 1 1 1 l Supplies t Builders' GENERALLY. ' ' ' 1 ' Faetoty Foot of Walnut street. Office Jfutt, Bear Sed CtiH itreeU