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A(jTertisinfr rates low and liberal '
Subscribers will pleaso report any and
,11 fiilorcs to receive their papers regularly.
New Advertieements.
otrixu ro THE SUCCESS AND
SALES CONSEQUENT UPON
TUB
LARGE REDUCTIONS
t g hive made upon very many special
flnosof'Dry Goods, wa haved-ioided
to add the following
LIST OF SPECIAL BARGAINS
vb'ch excel iu altraclivenessarid clicap
nro anything wo have yet offered :
" i
A vario I H f Dross Goods, In Serg'Kcp,
and Alpaca Mi lures, 15 cents per yard.
(Ercryone away below anytliing wc ever
offered before.)
!
Our Dress Goods
Department
arep'jte with all the' Novelties, and at
prices that cannot fail to meet tlie
approbation of all.
Black Cashmeres from 40 cents Io $1C0,
Worsted Fringes it) all tbe popular shades;
Black Silk Fringes, both cheap and hand
some; Galoot Braids. &c , &c.
fom $1.75 to $12.00;
and Ilain; also full lino ef Opera m
V'.a'm and llaid;
Fblt Skiuts from 75 cents;
Balmoral fckirls from 50 cents;
Cassim'-res for Men and Hoys' Wear ch"ap;
Kent'icky Jeans from 12 cents;
Ladiks' 2-Button Kid Glovbs, 75 cts
in Black, Dark Colors, .White and
(pra Colors);
Gurs' Whitis Kids, 75 cents;
Gf' Black Kids $100.
UdjeV Guipure Lace Scarfs $3.00 and
$400;
Spanish Luce Lao? Scarfs $ I 50.
Also a full line by the yard.
Neck RuHling from 10 tents to $100.
Neck Ruffs fromfj cent to 5 cents;
CailOKR 5 to ftcents.
Bleached Cottons.
Amoskoag Bleached Cotton, 8 cent;
H Fruit of the Loom Cotton, 10 cents;
S-4 Androscoggin L C t on, 10 cents;
44 Wamsutta, 12J cents;
Pride of the West, 14 cents.
A full line of UnbleachiDgs from 5 cenh?.
BBOWN & RODDICK,
not 13 45 Market Street. :
Cheese, Hams, &c.
1UF0l' AT EL, FINE A1TLF, EDAM,
Tou-ij Amcilc, Engltshk Cream and
Da rv and Extrft C. GHim CliCfSe,
fresh this week.
I X .L Hams,
Beef Tongues,
AND
Smoked Beef.
SHELLBARKS
AND A
'Pull Assortment
1 'U De'jnonico Club Whiskey at J -0'
fvtetlfMiiYmisley l fSAO.
CEO. TJ1 VERS,
X3 flOTJCn J?2XOUS AC
aov 13
SWBE TO THE
BII01M RODDICK
t; DAIIT.BKVIEW,
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VOL. !
2. WILMINGTON, N. C., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
The Mails
Postomce as tollowsT
Northern Uirowhto - -: - wpm1 afternoon at tho City
Worth ern through and way mails." 8:W A M
Railroads, and routes supplied
wJSSm n t,w ; P M
(except Sunday) -
Fayetteyllle, and offices on Cape
5:00 A M
Fear Kiver. Tuesdays and Frl
aajs
Mails' for points along lino of Che-
raw k oariingto
Fayetteyllle by Wi
nUH
10J00 AMI
areaw, dally,
fl.-oo a M I
noiwiurpuuiui wtweeo r lureuw i
and Charleston - ... - l(hO0 A M I
D fryidar5 - (W0 A M
miuiyuie mails, by steamboat I
Malls for Easy Hill, Town Creek, l
every rnoay aR . - - snw r m
Northern through malls - - 11:00 A M 1
Northern throneh and way malls. 7:30 P M 1
Southern malls - 930A M
Cnmlina ('Mitrn! I!nllrn.r ot - - irwiin T M I
Mails delivered from 6:00 A. M. to 6:45 r
M., and on Bundays from 8:30 to 9:30 A. M.
Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to 12 M.,
and from 2 to 5:30 P. M. Money order and
itegbrtcr Departmenta open same as stamp
omce.
.. Stamps for sale at general delivery when
stamp office is closed.
Key Boxes acceHible at all hours, day and
3:45apSM.UCfrom 8trfcetboxes evcry day
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
A. D. CkXkjox New York 8. 8. Line.
A. D. Cazacx Baltimore S. B. Line.
See ad Owner Wanted.
W & V H it-Change of Schedule.
W, C & A It It Change of Schedule.
BoATWBioiiT & McKoy Come andsco us
Bkown & Roddick Largo llcductlo'np,
Geo Mykk.4 Cheese, Hams, tc.
Burbank -"Care."
Petteway! & Schui.ken Large Consign-
men ts Wanted.
Geo. Tillky Pre miu nrBecf.
See ad Circular Saw.
Tjios. II, Howey, Jn Booti and Shoce. I
Seo ad Engine For Sale.
J. C. Mukds Hale's Syrup.
8. Jewett Almanacs.
A. Surikr Very Low.
.L. Vollkrs Just Arrived.
Munson & Co Boy's Cass. Suits.
J3ee local ad of Harry Webd, New Kiver
Oysters.
See Tribute of Respect.
Sco ad. Copper Tanks and Boiler. Tor
Sale. I I
Mrs. L. FlAnaoar Millinery and Fancy
Goods. ' I
Heavy frost this morning.
Rn ntlirr lor.il on fonrth nntrn 1
i to' I
, I , .. .. . ... I
ivcaa ttie new ana attractiTO advertise-
r nr t "rii ..iii.t..i i l
L. Vollers as published in
UJOUb Ul i.Ul .
this issno.
Harry Webb has in a splendid lot of I
Ncw.-Klvwj oysters ; finest seen hero this I
season. I lr. I
P. T. Barnum was in Virginia last week
hut branched off at Danvillo and has zone
Southwcstward. So ho has given North
i o I
Carolina the go-by this time,
tho Market House another lot of that I
beautiful premium beef from Weldon, I
andrerybody is invited to call and seo it I
and leave orders for it. , I
Explanatory. " I
On Saturday and Monday wo were en-1
gaged in removing the, Daily HLmtyr BUOttiU uwm DUUU wuvu uca
office to its present location, corner Chest- ' The committee on Tublic Buildings made
nut and -Water street, and wc had proud- a report, which on motion, was received
ly hoped to do this without losing an issue and referred to the Mayor for action,
of tbo .paper.' In this we were disap- To be Repaired,
pointed, however, and lato last evening, Capt. Barr, of the Revenue Cutter Col
toolato to remedy it, found some mechan- faxt has been authorized by the Secretary
IcaVderangcment in our power press which of the Treasury to put his steamer on the
forced us to relinquish the idea of an is- railways and hare her thoroughly over
sue for that day. It is hoped that this ex- hauled and repaired. Capt. Barr, feeling
planation will prove satisfactory to our satisfied that the work can be satisfactorily
friends. ! I
Removal. 1
The office of the Daily Review has
been removed to the corner of Chestnut
and North Water streets, up stairs' where
we will be pleased to sec our friends at
invfimn nn,i j,. w,r0 of I
their service. I
Tho arms shipped by tho Adjutant-1
General to Major Burgess for the use of hisl ?
chool.arrlved yesterday morning. Theyaw
the old style army regulation mrmleload-
log rifle." Cartidge and cap boxes with the
army regulation leather teltr were also
t. MajorBurgess proposes to do away
with tbo strap and uso white cotton bands
roch as arc-used by pur citizen soldiery.
Vienna Rous.
To one quart of flour add two teaspoons-1
ful of DooLEx'a Ybaft Powdeb. sift thor-1
oughly, put :in - a little salt, and rub a I
tables peon ful of lard or butter through I
the flour : use cnouch sweet mpk for a 1 1
soft dough, roll out and cut with a round
cutter ; fold over like a tarn-orir, wetting
the edges with milk to make them adhere;
wash over with milk to give them a gloss,
nlavT In a. nun iu thttr w HI wot tonrli
each other, and bake fifteen or twenty
minutes. They are delicious. I
a.-J3 II XaJL.JLI-.JJ UJ3 JJ- n m n J Y .Ji LLd it 0
Board of Aldermen;
A meeting ot the lttard ot Aldermen
1 1111.
I Tho Mayor. reported, in tho matter o
meeting tbey seemed better fed and kept
I The special committee on limited rail
road tickets garo notice that thoy would
Tha Sanitary commmittce. In the mat-
tcr of discharerincr he 1th ofBcers. rcoort.
. . .. . j- . , . , . , . ,
wumuiouuiug wiaimev uc uiapunawu wiui
iarge to date from tho lOth inst
Keport adopted.
Permission was granted W. F. Lessman
a dwcIUBg Thir( between Nun
nA r-K,T,
vwu wv.o.
Tho netition of II. McKov. in refer
1 '
once 10 lax maticrs, wos reicrreti 10 iue
Finance committee.
A petition from tho street hands was
read and laid on the tablo..
A communication from the Buard of
Audit and Finance was read, and, after
considerable discussion, on motion of Al
derman VonGlahn, the Mayor was author
ized to make a reduction-of tho police force
to such an extent as to briug the pay-roll
to an amount corresponding to tho amount
in hand to pay them, provided the num
bcr of privatos be not less than twenty.
A petition from sundry merchants, for
removing the detectives now on duty and
for abolishing the said office, was read,
and on motion of Alderman Foster, it was
laid on the table.
Alderman Foster offered the following :
Resolved, That a fine of S10 bo imposed
upon each and every person refusing to
pay the market fees, upon demand lor the
same by tho Clerk of the Market
On motion of Alderman Foster, it was
resolved that a tax ot live dollars per
month be levied upon each whole s-dc
buyer and seller of oysters and fish
'Alderman Foster offered tho following :
Resolved, That His Honor, the Mayor,
is requested to have a statement placed in
tho" hands of the City Attorney, Col. W.
S Devane, a schedule of all claims, do
mands and indebtedness due the city from
land under the following heads, to wit :
Faving Jb ront. Chestnut, rnn cess and
Mulberry streets. Making new sidewalks.
For repairing sidewalks. Also, all other
Unsettled accounts When the VariOUS
. i
amounis are or may pe one me cuy.
Be it further ordered, that His Honor
, , L ... , a.
make such arrangement to pay the City
Attorney a per centago upon collections
as he mav think eauitab'e.
A motion to lay the resolution on the
tablo was lost by tho following vote :
Avp .Aldnrmrn Flnnner. Towerv. Hil"
j ,
and Kins.
W-aiayor uawaon ana Aiuenneu
"VT ir t-v i l l
Von Glahn YoI,crs' Fo8ter and DowdcD-
mi. ; , i . j
xu onSinai mouon was incu rui ana
I loss oy me iouowing vote :
Ayes Mayor Dawson and Aldermen
Von Glahn, Vollers and Foster,
Nays Aldermen Flanner, Bowden,
King, Lowery and Hill.
On motion of Alderman Flanner tho
aJor was authorized to cell two of the
rauies aau curt8 ""W lo ine Cl1 11 ue
done here, has given the contract to. Messrs.
Cassidey & Ross, and the Cutter will go on
ihQ ways. in ajew aays. urdinaniy sucn
work 18 donc at tne Isortn' as tbc UaP"
uins of tho vcsscl3 and tbe SccrctarJ of
tnG casur7 w imDl mat our
people are not up to snuri in tneir
business. Among other things the bot-
I torn-of the vessel will be cleaned and
nainteu.new horscjmDes rjut in. an entire
n ofrllnninff rinfra will be fnm-
, har ftnd thoenHno and boiler will
thoroughly repaired preparatory to bcr
8tarlmg her winter', cruising. The
has now her full comrdement of
offiepra and will no doubt do mnch
WQrk IivC8 ia conjunction with
ihm liffi min1g 8t,t:on to erpctrt1 nt f.
month of' the vcr tlir0U2h iha
linfloence and attention of Hon. A. M.
WaddcU.
v ; ;, i" ". ' ; I T
The first Soiree oialr. Bailey's Dancing
School waa ei yen at Mecinnev's Hall
- . mlntr u Th mnie fr th
uCr'vP.C t.' ir n.
. . I -V
There Was a O0d attendance and a plea-
ant evening for all who were there, '
'" 1 1 1
A very heavy ' frost is repcrtedUis
morning along the line of the C. C R.W.
Almost a Panic.
There was considerable of a panic Sun
day on the Street Railway. During
tbe afternoon ono of the cars coming down
Rod Cross street and approaching "Front
became unmanageable because of the
breaks refusing to work and the car swept
down the incline at a frightful rapidity.
The driver jumped off and left the passen
gers, of whom there was a car full, to
souffle ior themselves. Nearly all of theft
made a jump from it when the car stopped
by running off the track, without injury.
Consumption Cured.
An old nhyslcian retired from atMva ru
tlce, ha vine had Placed In hi hnndn hv an
East Indian missionary the formula of a
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure or Consumption, Bron
chitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and
-Lung affections, also a positive and radical
cure for General Debility and all nervous
complaints, after having thoroughly tested
its wonderful curative powers in thousands
oi cases, ieeis it nis tiuty to make it known
to his suffering fellows. The recipe will be
sent free of charge, to all who desire It, with
full directions for preparing and successfully
using. Address, with stamp naming this
paper, ur. j. v. wtoxb, 44 North Ninth St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
tribjtrespect!"
A meeting was held at the Court House-
i'.luu""i iiiKui,i.ov. urn, to inKe some ac
tion In reference to tho death of the late
Hon. O. P. Morton.
The meetlne wan mllv7 tn nrAor ur n w
Price, Jr., when A. M. Lind was called to
uae uuair, ana ss. u. Bampson appointed
The chairman, on tkirinsr h
f red a eulogy on thejllfe and character of
uicuweittuu, una was roiiowed by Messrs.
George L,. Mabson, G. V. Priee, Jr., Jos. K.
Sampson and others. '
The following resolutions were adopted:
AV hercas, It has pleased Almighty God, in
the wisdom and dLsnpnRatlnn nf nio
dence, to call from earthly existence to the
insner spneres oi spiritual and eternal.llfe
Senator Oliver P Morton.
.Resolved, That in the death of Oliver J?.
Morton the nation has lost a statesman, the
country a patriot and the down-trodden and
oppressed an able advocate and untiring
friend. .
That the long public life he devoted to ihe
promulgation of tho dlvlno irino. tha
Fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of
man. win enshrine his memory in the
hearts of the friends of liberty and the de
fenders of freedom In every Christian civili
zation. That his advocacy of tho rights 'of the
colored peoplo of this country, as h? claimed
for them the same civil and political rights
he himself enioved under thn rVtnRt.it.nt.inn..
approximates in statesmanship the divine
injunction, "Whatsoever ye woud that men
should do unto you do ye eyen so unto
them," and as we shall ever cherish his
memory with gratitude, we shall regard his
DUbliC ltfio in hia fearless dfaniA rf lintrrm
rights as a model of unselfish patriotism and
unsullied statesmanship
That copy of these resolutions and the
proceedings pf this meeMng be furnished
tho Star. ItEViEW and Pokt nf thlo nit xr o ti t
the Republican of Washington City, with a
request that the press copy.
w. vniva;, JR., )
MABSON, J Committee
JOS. E. SAMPSON, )
New Advertisement?.
ANOTHER CAR LOAD
Of THAT TREMIUM BEEP ItECEIV-
edfrom Weldon and now on sale at my Stall
In tho Market House.
Also seme splendid MUTTON, best of the
season, and FINE FAT CORN-FED FORK
Call and seo at SU11 Nc 8 Market House,
novl3 GEO. F. TILLEY.
Large Consignments Wanted
rjlO SUrrLY demands of a Large Trade in
gathers, Furs' Wax, Tallow and Hides,
v,iay reas, wnite reas. Onions and Apples
Potatoes, Poultry, Eggs, Ac. 1 v
Make prompt and Drofltabto rpnm
execute orders for Merchandise.
ish, Meats, Sugar, CotTee, irc,
Lard, Butter, Molasses and Salt.
Corn, Flour, Lye and Potash,
Spirit Casks, Glue, Guano, Ac,
Soap. Tobacco. Ciimrs. Atr.
Handle Cotton and Naval Stores.
PETTEWAY & SCHULKEN,
Broken A, Com. Vnrrhania.
Next North Princess and Water Streets.
novl3
Boya' Cass, Suits.
SEVEN TO TEN YEAES $0.50. TEN
o fifteen years, $0.50 to $12.
uviituu ATS for Men and Youths
rom $5 to 25. Call and see them.
xauxarsox? & co.,
nov!3 Clothiers and Merchant Tailors.
Just Arrived.
PAKSNirS, CAROTS, UNSET BEANS
Uolland Marinirte, Ilerring, Prlrr
Russ Sardines, St. Louis Lager
Beer, German Hand Chse.
For sale low to suit the times,
nov 13 L. VCiLLERS.
For Sale.
ON E LTlGUX-JGLNE,,)ur Loree
power, in good order. Suiuble for farm
uses. Will bo sold kiiezpA Applj at
i DALY .REVIEW OFFICE,
' Corner drstnnt and Waier itreets.
nov 13 ' " " e
ForSale.
TWO COPPER TANKS, in good of der;
also, a second-hand BOILER. Apply at
DAILY REVIEW OFFICE, i"
Corner Chestnut and Water street
13, 1877. NO. 252
New Advertisements.
Hang your Banners
ON THE
Outward Walls I
THE CRY IS
STILL THEY COME !
OF
ETfirytliins mat is M ana Nice i
ix Tiirc
GROCERY LINE.
Good Friends,
Our space in tho Kevibw is not sufficient
for us to stale or even approximato
what we have to sell.
COME AD SEE US
i
Examine for Yourselves.
Goods Guaranteed.
We have Two Wagons Run
ning all Day.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE !
ixs ah mistakes and cirois rectified
upon notification.
J
IGflT&MCKOY
5, 7 fSc 8 North Tront Street,
HOT 13
"CARE,"
m
JLHE WATCHWORD of the DRUGGIST,
is thoroughly executed at
BURBANK'S PHARMACY,
Corner Front and Princeea t.
Frices as law as the lowest. nov3
Owner Wanted
FOR ONE LARGE 1ROV Safb
found in the Daily Review officoroer
of Chestnut and. Water streets. Must be I
removed at once. nov 13. I
-
Circular Saws.
TWO CIRCULAR SAWS, BOXED,
found in the Daily Review ofTic, corner
unestnut and Water Streets. The owner
is notified to come forward, prove property
and remove the same at once. nov 13.
-j I
V t K Y LOW.
QLOTU.VC IS 8ELUSO NOW
L
Very Cheap
and at ray siUblichincnt on Mtrict ftrcct, I
willeeUaiuit
Worth 315 for only aiO.
It's so and I warrant it to be to, at
OCt 31 - -Varfcaf
-v Ok.
tHiiiiMiiaws
TrJBlTBll'S OldKeUable for 1578.
Blia'a Farmers aad Plataers for J87.
Frank Leslie's Comic for jU37a
.ft.
4 FraakleaUo'i niastratei Tot mi? At7
t r
''1
Froat Street Book Store.
iumiiii
We wUl bo glad toeedTet!S2!atloni
from ocrifriMidion ib)p M allMbcts o
general Intcretttmt l
- Tae fanief ef tae' wrlttr atwt tltyf be
furnished to the Editor.
yomninnleauoni matt b wiittcs onl f
one side of the paptr. . . , , 1 4i , t
PenonallUes most be avoided.
Ancut is crpeciaUj and partlciUrly Bade?
stood that Ac editor does net always endom
the views of correspondent, anion so fitted
in the editorial eolumn ' J
New AdvertaComonte.'
iow open'at : !
36 Warket Ct.
BLACK AKD ' CC1CZ1 CH?S
Cheaper Cum t tn tSA Cf
. -'it . i I ;
preoo QocCOi
All tha latest KotcIOcj b
Cashmere. . Uorlooea, Soowfiakea, t :
Kara, Knickerbocker and 21 atlases C3t
T, . . k .. .
1 nsmatic, Valcnda and Friberough Cbtb.
Henriettas, Bombazines, Taffetas, -.
'""' uAuwnn ana Braids fi
match anj of, above . ,l
. Fuiiuncs of.;
Staple and Fon6V
Tbe Best Brands so popular aH orrVth
States, . i UJ.w
CLOAKS, SHAWLS, ' FLATOE&,
lLANrvETS -i -
HOUSEKEEPINOaOODSibXirASiis,
TOWELS.
EHBEEM
Unsurpassed for quality, worlrnnd ' price.
WHITE GOODS, Hdkorchiefs, Corst.,
Gloves, and Hoiserr. "
VAL.. and TORCHON LACES 1
IVlen &Bovn VJ-sm: -
Ladies' and Missca' Vests, Skirts, fcc.W
AT PRICES 17HICI1
DEFY COEIPETITldil.
Where everything has been purchased
with
CARE AND EKPERIEtlCE
Suitablo for our ' ' ''-.
at the lowest
3 -
POSSIBLE
t
TO EXAMINE IS'
M- M. KAT2-;
36 TJlarket Otreet
oct 15
Boots and Shoeoj
' i.Vi
rpHE LATE8T AND MOST DESIRABLE
"tjles of Ladies', Genoj', ;Boyi, MisseVsid
Children'. Shoe. All sites, all ftjlaf,Asd
allprieea. .. j
Goods ill frcih tad Btw and nt AMJti
. . . .
Moconnani. A fall line of eTerriMnar in
the .hoe Uxie and all offered it rfe
w " .uerea ai prioss taat
will rnfnrm i .
- sw.Ba a-m u i .unina iiiiii ww wiiaw
"MVU VI SiWA
is rcfpectfuHr pollcited. ' , i
THOS. U. noWEY, jL
" No.' 47 Market ti
nov U
Hale's flyrup;
riOAUUOUND AND TAB. Ball's cmh
ti A AU " f
bjrup, Bocber Germaa Syrap. With f fat
Hne of PaUnf MedicbwlPBrera 'aad
Chemical. For sale by .
JAMES C. KDNP3.
,
aov 13
Third flL, oppoait. City iIaU
TWELVE THOUCiriO' LCa
12,ppp Lbo,
DRY SALT BUTT
1
CALL ED 8ECUBB A.UBA1(J1UI .
BiipnptcajTvr:
BOVlO
1 i T.I
Coal and TJcnd.
vvai lowest xsarctrstea. u a ,
low prices.
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