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JITOB AND PBOPBIETOB.
..ncralPTIONS, POSTAGE PAID.
5 00 Six months, $2 60 ; Three
months,1 0ne month, 60 cents,
paper will be delivered by carriers,
charge, in any. part of the city, at the
Urates, or 13 centaur week.
i4-erti rates low and liberal
Subscribers will please report any and
ftfures to receive their papers regularly.
yeW Advertisements.
ilVN&RODO
U HA UK ET ". STREET
sfBMlT THE FOLLOWING
.
, 0BI)ER TO PROVE TO OUR friends
I
TEgY SMALL MARGIN FROM COST,
-diflZ entirely on, 4uuuijr w
Xon oar returns, knowing, by past ex-
SfS method to Utain our object :
BLACK GROSS, GRAIN SILK, worth
1 "jo; now
rvk SSk Velvet, $ 1 75 up, suitable for
COMIC18"14 6
. - nnuo fnnlo Ofl In
AH Colors in ,i-v' "who, "v
1 Uctw.
ifl Colors in Vtrsicu iJicss ucous,
Cents cpwarur.
Kalcl.'sso Dress (ioods, 25 Cents upward.
jjickcrbocker Dress Goods, 20 Cents.
jotte Sailings Dress Goods, 25 Cents,
gjjk and Colored Cashmeres, 50c. up.
I AWLS!
A Beaut ful Line New Styles.
$1 75 a pair to $10 00.
CALICOES, 5 and 8; C(n's.
NX
SHAWLS !
ing.
TTODS, KEiTUCRlY JEANS, &c.,
forMen aud Boys' Wear. Our va-
l ety in Mi line of goods is large and
OUj'IILV W'glUS Ah &g
?ins at rz Cents. ,vu0" - --w
FELT AW BALMORAL
SKIRTS
fsm HO Cents up.
AMBIIRG ELGINGS AND INSER-I
TI0XS from 5 Cents up. .They are I
acknowledged oy ALiii to oe me
cheapest ever ollered in tnis city.
2CK RUFFLING in great variety
torn 10 Cents up. of
OGLE RUCHES, 3 for 5 Cents.
GElrs' WAMSUTTA SHIRT? Linen
this
fronts 75 Cents. Sold everywhere
for 00.
SPEIIAL BARGAINS.
1) Cents. Rememte: it all washes
out, and the former price was 35 Cts.
SannuiU of Dresa Goods closing out at
15 Cents.
r 67 Low.
BR0WN4& RODDICK,
oct 27 45 Market Street.
Hale's Syrup,
JpVILUOUND AND TAR. Bull's Congb
ful I
Bockr German Syrup. With a
ffifcnt Medicines, Puro Drugs and
. , "
micali. For Bale by r.
JAMES C. MUNDS, I
. Drueeist, . I
Pt2S I Third St.. oDDOsite City Hall. I
Boots and Shoes,
T
HE LATEST AND MOST DESIRABLE
ial m.-..r n m:.. a
r.i .... . i
wiren s inoes. All sim. n ntvies. ana I .
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Prices. 1 I
Goods all fresh and new and no old, dry I
"a .a hand. A'fullline of everything in
"Aoe line and all offered at prices that
'9 enforce siles. An examination of stock
"rsccL'ully solicited.
TUOS. H. flOWEY, Jr.,
No. 47 Market st.
otI
fURHlTURE AtlD CARPEI8
D. 4. SMITH & CO. 1878
F3 FALL AND WINTER TRADE, A
i I
JIMBdew.i.4..v.--f wrroflnd
wd examine and send for Citalogues.
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tUOtlCea " I
I ?? "WM. L. DkROSSKT HAYING this I
lit JfAwwn from the firm of DkROS- I
h&T i' the business will be continued I
Jjdersiened, as heretolore, under the
firm name.
Wi!- V A. L. DkROSSET. I
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VOL. 2. - WILMINGTON, N. C. SATURJDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1877. NO. 211
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
J..II. nEDaiex-rXew Store and New Goods
Geo. F. Til ley Premium Beef,
n. B. Gay For Sale.
S. Jewett Phillippe's Love Story.
Mvssos & Co Elegant Suitings.
BoATWRiauT & McKoy Great Attraction.
John D. Taylos, C. S. C Legal ad.
A. Shkif.h Very Low. ij
No City Court to-day. j
The stprni -signal is not up to-day. .
Days length 10 hours and 35 miuutes.
No interment" this week in Bellcytie
Cemetery. .' 1
The lay of the last mosqnito has net
been yet sounded .
But one interment, an adult, in Qakdal
Cemetery this week.
Twenty-third Sunday after Trinity to
morrow in the Church Calendar.
"Shingle weddings" are the latest nov
elty ;; this takes place when the first born
is old enough to spank.
The dress ptirasol is made of black silk,
lined with white silk and edged with a
heavy fall of black lace.
There have been seven interments, four
children ana three adults, in Pine Forest
Cemetery this week.
; :
The helmet hat, made of felt, is now to
be seen in all directions; they more become
the feminine than the masculine biped.
It is universally'. conceded that themos;
quitoesbave been this year moro ravenous
and bloodthirsty than ever, before known.
Recent rains have swelljthe Cape Fear, the
river having risen five feet at Fayetteville
from Thursday morning to Friday morn
The sudden change in the weather by
which blankets, overcoats and furs are
. . ronnis:t:nn'. A nnnreciated
by all.
Vanity i3 our dearest weakness, in more
senses than one; a man will sacrinco ana
gtarVe out all inclinations to keep alive
Our good friend Mr. James D. Brooks,
the Statesville Landmark, is in the
city to-day and favored us with a call
orenoon.
A
maiden's heart is like a hotel bed:
you
can never discover the previous oc
cupants, but you may be sure that there
has been one.
Sharks won't bite a swimmer who keeps
his legs in motion. If you can keep kick
ing longer than a shark can keep waiting,
you'll be all right.
O'Brien's circus seems to bo making
North, instead of towards tho South,
They are to perform in Tarboro to-day
and in Petersburg on the 9th.
3801 lbs. No 2 Bacon, 105 lbs. beef, 20
lbs. mutton and 2G bunches of fish were
condemned by order of the Superintendent
, -
The Rev. Mr. Payne, of the Second
- ; nhnmh lvinr. out of the citv.
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thnm. will be loint services in the two
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Death opens the gate of fame, and
shuts the gates of envy after it ; it unr
looses the chain of.thc captive, and puts
I ti,A hnn.lsm.m's task into another mans
w
hand.
,
Tvr-cr on lidnpst man uractices upon
himscb an amcfunt of deceit sufficient,
if practiced upon another, and in a little
diffcreut way, to send him to the state
prison.
Thauks to Mr. Wm. M. Hays for some
nice pork sausages, made by himself at
his meat store, corner Chestnut and Sixth
streets. They beat the Richmond sausage
"all hollow."
We object to the abbreviation used for
us by the Newbern Nut Shell, which is
Wil. Hcv. It might stand for Willing
Revenuer as well as for any thing else, and
as we are not exactly that we move an
amendment by tho Nut Shell. .
i
- The North Carolina U)nierence oi me
M tu CaUrcxi OOuia wm ujwi, mpujuu-j
MftwmW 9Rth. Bishop Doggett presid-
inff The railroads of the State extend
I ' . . t.,- ;Vjfa frtr
the usual courtesies i u t, ui jj.
thrtte cents per mile each way
Eleeant Cookery
T. . nnsrr to have TOUT break-
; 10 ,f" " Liv'iL waffles,
fast and tea rolls or biscuit
crullers, muffins, &c, nice, light and nu-
pAnTT Trv it
x
Mr, Milton Nobles' Troupe.
The matinee performance cf the Milton
JjToblcs Troupe was well attended and the
performance was one which gave general
pleasure and satisfaction. To-night is the
last appearance here of the Troupe and
on this occasion we , bespeak for them a
fulUarcwell house.'
Not Guilty.
Mr. Robert J.-Smith, the defendant in
the Bladen county murder case, was ac
quitted, the jury having brought in a ver
dict of not guilty about half past 5 o'clock
yesterday "afternoon, after that issue of our
paper had gone to press. Mr. Smith and
his famlTylmd friends left on the steamer
Gov.' Worth for their homes-in. Bladen
countv.
Weldon Beef.
Mr. Geo. F. Tilley hs, made arrange
ments by which he has secured a lot of
tho prize beef eattle exhibited at the' Wel
don Fair for his customers ' in : this city.
Some of this beef is now oa his stall in
the market house and it is beautiful to
behold. lie will also ho- able to offer it
for sale next week and the week after and
hi3 friends and patrons and the public
generally are invited. to call and see it and
buy it.
Sails anil Suspenders Found.
A boat's mast, jith sail attached, was
picked up on Masonboro beach yesterday, a
few miles from'thc place where Mr. Smith's
boat was capsized which resulted in the
drowning of Nelson '.Jones, an, account cf
which appeared in yesterday's Review.
It is thought that the mast and sail be
longed to the boat.
Late in the day a gentleman fishing
from tho Masonboro Point hooked cut of
he water a pair of Luspcnders w hich is
supposed to have belonged to the de
ceased man.
Yesterday's Gale,
The gale of wind which blew here y'es-
erday from tho South, although yearly
errifficin its violence, was but as nothing
in comparison with that which prevailed
along the North Atlantic Coast-' Tn New
York, Brooklyn and Jersey city the
streets were almost "deserted while the
North and East rivers were al solutely
bare, of by shipping, all of which were
close-moored to escape the violence of the
storm. The ferry boats ran but could
scarcely make headway. The wind there j
blew from the East and a continuance of
the gale was expected for to-day.
Answer . Your childrcn-s Questions.
Education is erroneously supposed only
to bo had at school. The most ignorant
children often have been constant in their
attendance there, and there have been
very intelligent ones who hever saw the
inside of a school room. The child who
always asks an explanation of terms or
phrases it cannot understand, who is-
never willing to repeat, parrot like, that
which is incomprehensible, will far out
strip in "education" the ordinary routine
scholar. "Education" goes op with
children at the fireside, in the street, at
church, at play everywhere. Then, do
not refuse to answer their proper ques
tions.. Do not check that natural intel
ligence, for which books can never com
pensate; though you might bestow whole
libraries.
Hymenial.
Capt. DeLeon Fillyaw, of this city,
and Miss Laura D. Clautorf, of -'Weldon,
were married in the last namel place on
last Wednesday. The Wilson Advance
has the following handsome things to say
on the occasion : .
We congratulate our -friend DeLeon
upen the golden consummation of his high
dream, for we learn that his bride is not
only a gem and set a rich "easing at that,
but that she has charms of head and heart
that will make the home circle the mursery
of contentment, affection s ministry and
peaceful dreams. We do indeed congrat
ulate tho happv groom, for with a
woman's faith, and a good wife's love,
every thought will bathe itself in the en
dearment of a sweet and happy mystery,
transforming the prose of life into the
poctrv of dreaminsr. And we congratu
late our unknown friend, the bride, upon
the trophy she has won, lor a more
knightly, chivalrous, high-toned, cour
teous gentleman does not exist than De
Leon Fillyaw, and any woman who can
warm in the sunshine of love that bums
in the temple of his devotion, will never
feel the chul of disappointment.
With this, our bridal benediction, we
leave the happy couple to the realization
of love s sweetest dream.
Col. W. h. DeRosset is also a member
of the Executive Committee of the Cham
ber of Commerce. His name was ac-
cidently omitted in our yesterday's report.
;..:-,).,;,;, V". ; '
EEflEW.
: Opera HouseThe Phoenix.
The truly "typical American drama" of
Mr. Milton-Nobles was presented by that
gentleman and company to quite a large
audience at the Opera House last night.
The drama itself is' of the modern sensa
tional mould, but thoroughly amusing
and thrilling enough ia some of its scenes
to keep up an unflagging interest. The
pathetic and the humorous stand side by
side, but mingle in pleasant harmony.
The acting taking the Company as an
entirety wa3 truly admirable, thus ex
hibiUg a marked contrast to the gene-
rahty-.qf travelling : companies, when
a leading actor or two, rith "a-. fow poor1
"supes," make the combination .
Mr. Nobles as Carroll Graves and Jim
Lludso was as natural and perfect in his
rolo as it is possible to; imagino and fits
the character as admirable as life.!
The Moses Solomons of MrJ Alonzo
Schwartz was as fine a personation as we
ever witnessed thoroughly natural, easy
and complete His conception cannot be
excelled.
Mr. Pritchard as Tom Fergus was very
good and reflected credit upon his abili
ties as an actor.
We were less impressed with tho Leslie
Llacldiurn of Mr. Maddox than .that of
any of tho more prominent impersona
tions. He looked the character, j but his
acting as compared with the others, was
rather tame and seemingly wanting in
spirit. 1 i
The ladies of the troupe sustained their
several roles satisfactorily ; and altogeth
er j it was as pleasant and creditable a
performance as one wishes to witness.
To-night will be the last performance and
we trust that the police will maintain bet
ter order among the boys of the audience
than was tbe case last evening. The con
duct of some portions of the audience
usually in attendance on our theatrical
performances is aji outrage upon the res
pectable portion of tho community, who,
f jr the tlmo being, are ta:own beneath the
same roof.
Col. Hedrick.
Col. Hedrick makes in the double-column
advertisement published in this issue but,
handsome as it is,it is merely introductory
to the actual display of goods in the
handsome store now occupied by him,
corner of Front and Market streets. He
has full lines of everything desirable in the
way of I dres3 goods, fancy goods and
staple goods and his stock has just , been
replenished by heavy purchases made
very recently in tho New York markets.
lie has marked every thing down to bottom
figures and all that he a. is that the
ladies, and others, will cxi nine his stock
before making up their purchases.
Now Adveitisements.
Superior Court,
SEW IIANOVER COUN
STY. j
Dpllner, Potter & Co.,
'" vs.
A. C. Worth & Co.
Order for Publi
cation. To Archibald C. Worth ami Lyman F. Ilavi
land, trading inula' the firm name of A. C,
Worth tt Co : i .
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
the above entitled action was commenced
on the 2d day of November 1877, to recover
the sum ot Thirteen Hundred. Eishtr and
99-100 Dollars, due by account for merchan
dise sold and delivered. Ihat the summons
herein 13 returnable on the 2d Monday of
January 1878, at Wilmington, when and
wtiere you are required to appear and answer
or demur to the complaint. "
You are further notified that an attach
ment has been isgued against your property
returnable at the same time and place.
JNT0. D. TAYLOR, C. 8. C.
A. IT. & J. London, Plaintiffs Att'ys.
nov3, lawGw-sat. ;
ELEGANT SUITINGS
jADE TO ORDER VERY LOW. 1
Handsome Eeady-ilade Suits from $6.50
up. At. ' Mffcs'SON & CO'S.,
nor 3 Clothiers and Merchant Tailors.
PREMIUM BEEF,
SOME . OF THE FIXE FAT
Beef which took the Premi
um at tje Weldon Fair last
2J
week has been secured by me and is no wen
hand and for sale at my stall in the Market
House. Order3 reccired ahead arc carefully
attended to. A call and examination is re.
spectfully solicited. GEO. F. TILLEY
nov. 3. Stall No. 8 Market House.
FOR SALE.
fS FRIDAY, XoT. SOth, next,
will offer ior sale on the d rem
ises, at public auction to the high
est bidder, one third cash, balance
terms easy, that ne store, with
large dwelling attached, situated on the
Southwest corner of Fourth and Harnett
streets in thu city. , H. B. QAY.
nov. 3. , .
New Advertisements.
Great
Uracil
E TO ALL I
BOATWMT '& IcKflY'S
Wholesale
AND
LIQUOR STORES,
HOS. 53 1. &
r
FilOHT BTHSF.T.
From a personal inspection of the North
ern Markets, within the pst few days, they
are now prepared to furnish their customer
and the public generally with cot only the
NECESSARIES, but the CHOICEST LUX
URIES OF LIFE.
I
ARRIVING DAILY.
With unsurpassed. facilities they request ol
before buying elsewhere to call upon them.
it um-
5, 7 & 8 north Trent Street,
oct 29 ,.
Phillippe's Love Story. '
A TALE OF Fashion and Passion in
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France, by Octavo Fcuillct." Translated by
Eliot Leigh. For cale at
S. -JEWETT'S
nov 2 Front Street Look Store.
has removed to iha
an entirelr .Vow Stork- f nnA '
uicvituui nuu iu vv priceu LfTCSS UOOUi
& netai
BOATWRIG
HEW
r'3 udf cvtr opened in this city. Abo a large etock of HUdIc
d rn inl111 NeH" Vork wilLiD da at a decline of20
es ruling a tnth ago, and v, iJl be sold at a- very slight advance oi the'
and domestic Dry Goods,
per cent, from prices
cost. Kespectf ullr.
November id, btl.
BLEACHED
r
600 thoil?. IJICaCbCd CCU&W' A QQhU
PRINTS.
800
PIECES PRINT at Wholesale and Retail.-warrant.
BLANKETS
MOST DES1RAULE STOCK, Cheap.
MEN AND
SBi..hM,. and
HOSIERY.
Lf vu LiA.uib.o, Unit, ilea ana Coya. A!o
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
FTIABLE LINEN, To welt, Doyler, Napkin,,
THE ENTIRE PUBLIC
carfiand 8ellfor caah, and that crery clL cf buyJr, wU! recdre
orear 3, 1877. . XIIlDZlXCn, ;
PLEASE NOTICE.
I V.
, t e wiu oe giaa 10 receive communication 1
from our friendj oa nj and all fnbjectJ 0
general interest but : -
The name of the writer nnt always L:
furniihed to the Editor.' -.'1.1
Communications must be litlcn only or.
one side of the paper. , . i.'.I.'t
Personalities mutt te AToldc2.:
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Andit is cf pccially and particularly under ,
stood that the editor does not always endorse
the views of correspondents, unless so stated
in the editorial column. i -
New Advertisements. ,
Fall anfl Winter Goofls.
SOW OPEN AT
36 Market St.
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BLACK AND C0L0REA.SILKS
Cheaper than thev havo bcea tor.
twenty years I
ress Goods.
All the latest Novelties in
Cashmeres, Mcriuocs, Snowflakcs,
Kars, Knickerbocker and Matlascc Suit-
tnrr
rrismatic, Valencia and Friborough Cloth
Henriettas, Rombazines, Taffetas, '
teSi? Rcps anJ "Poplins, &c.
1-RIDGES, GALOONS and Braids to
match any of above. ' .
Full Lines of
2
faple and Fancy
Dry Goods,
TLo Best Brands so popular all over tho
States,
CLOAKS.
SHAWLS, FLANNELS.
BLANKETS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, DAMASKS,
SERIES
Unsurriasscd for quality, work and price.
WHITE GOODS, Ildkerchiefs, Corsets,
Gloves, and Iloiscry.
VAL. and TORCHON LACES
en & Boys Wear.
Ladies and Misses' Vests, Skirts, &c, &'C.'
AT PRICES WHICH
DSFY C0EIPETITI0N.
Where everything ha? been purchased
'GARS.fiHD EXPERIENCE
Suitable for our - '
at the lowest
POSSIBLE PEICES !
TO EXAMINE IS
m- m. katz,
36 Market Street.
Notice:
QN' AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov. 5th,
the Ordinance prohibiting CATTLE from"
running at large will be enforced.
H. C. BROCK,
Chief of Police.
cct 20.
HEW GOODS ?
...irBv wucrocan DClound
ive ar. i vailed asHortrocnt of
COTTONS.
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U1" TLc Wst lV'Z CCI'ta Cotton in
So printi s-IJ at retail bat thoic wc
ZZZ3DHZCIX.
AND SHAWLS.
xzsxmxcx.
BOY'S WEAR.
Maryland KerEeyi and Casdmcrea
Maryland Ken
.ern industry.
Ours is the
a good stock of Lidic and Genu Underwear.
SLeetlngi, etc., in full itocfc
MBfiOI