North Carolina Newspapers

THIS PAPER fl published every afternoon, Sunday! ex-i ccpted by 1 JOSH. T. J A ME 8, KDITOB AKD FBOPBIKTOB. 80B8CBIPTION8, POSTAGE PAID. Onejetr, $5 00 Six month, $160 Three months, $1 25 ; One month, W cent. The paper will be delivered by carriers, tree of charge, in any part of the city, at the ibore rates, or 13 cents per week. . Advertising rates low and liberal r .'Subscribers will please report any and ll failures to receive, their papers regularly. Now Advertisements. BROWN & RODDICK OWING TO THE SUCCESS AND SALES CONSEQUENT UPON THE LARGE REDUCTIONS we have made upon very mauy special lina of Dry Goods, we have decided to add the following LIST OF SPECIAL BARGAINS which excel in attractiveness and cheap ness anything we have yet offered : JSTOm JLm. A varied lot of Dress Goods, in Serge,Kep, and Alpaca Miitures, If cents per yard. (Every one away below anything we ever offered b fore.) Our Dress Goods Department U rep' ete with alMbtt Novelties, and at prices that cannot lail to meet the approbation of all. Black Casbinetes from 40 cents to $1.50, 1 Worsted Fringes in all the popular shades; ;' Black Silk Fringes, both cheap and hand- some: flnn is Tiraids. &c . &C- from $1.75 to $12.00; Flannels iu White and Colored, Twilled . nH TiaJnr alan full line of Ooera in i Plain and Plaid; Felt Skirts from 15 cents; Balmoral Skrts from 50 cents; Casilmeres for Men ami Boys' Wear cheap Kentuckv Jeans from 121 cents; Ladies' 2-Button Kid Gloves, 75 cts. in Black, Dark Colors, White and Opera Colors); : I -PVTM WH1TK AlUh. 1.) CCUIS Geats' Black Kids $1.00. Udies Guipure Lace Scarfs $3.00 and n.. A V - ' W - Spaiiish Luce Lace Scarfs $1.50. : AI$o a full line by the yard. . fleck Buffllng from 10 cents to $1.00. VArfr Ttnffs from 1 cent to 5 cents: Caucoks 5 to 8 cents. Bleached Cottons. Amotkeag Bleached Cotton, S cents; 4-4;Fruit of the Loom Cotton, 10 cents; 4-4 Androscoggin L Cotton, 10 cents; 4-4 Wamsutta, 12 cents; , Pride of the West, 14 cents. A full line of Unbleachings from 5 cents. BROW & E0DDICK, nov 13 45 Market Street. Lutheran Festival, gUY TOUR CHRISTMAS TOYS, ChUtmas presents and Christmas cakes at the Festival in aid of j3t. Paul's Evangel ical Lutheran Church ' Given tnder the auspices of the Doreas Society- of - iaH ' Church, on ; Thursday Uth, at Meginner's Hal sorner o Sepond ud Market Streets, over L. Toller's Store, WWh nf thm Lutheran Church of UiU City will be glad to welcome all their . ininai. Keiresnmeois, voj miu uluci i w furnished at City prices, ldnltainn 10 cents, alike for. adults and 1 : - - ' - SUPERIOR COURT, "I .-- Ntw HanoykR County. J ; Walter B. Bin ford, James) Anderson, Jacob Loeb, I Partners trading aa Bin- , - ford, Loeb A Company. Order for publi v ' l ration. : William Tt ItaTMunn snr. I vlvlng partner of Crali I Co. j TO WILLIAM. B. DAVIDSolf : - u - You are hereby notified that the above entitled action was commenced on the 11th day of December, 1877, to recover the sum of four hundred and seventy-six and 22-1Q dollars, the balance of an account due far Roods hold and delivered; that the summons herein Is returnable on the second Monday la January, 1878. at Wilmington when and where you are required to appear and ait wer or demur to the complaint, . ' . ou are further notlfletf that au ata&hs ftent has been Issued against your property returnable at the same time and place. JNO. D. TAYLOR, Clerk Superior Court. E. S. Maktin, , PlaintiflTi Attorney, dec ll-ocawfiwlu : : - , '.. Mountain JBeel You WILL ALWAYS FIND THE tboiceit and fattest beef is . the Market at Stall No. 8, and just now I am offering some Wsatiful ' . . MOUNTAIN BEEF, w!iich to see is to buy. Call to-morrow fcoroiag and sae if it is not so. , GKO, Fr TltLEV, . - Stall No. 8, Market House. c 4 , - - gOBSCBIBE TO THE ULY BKVIEW. r i VOL. 2. WILMINGTON, N. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER The Malls. The Mails close and arrive at the City Postoffice as follows : CVOHK. North ern tbroneh mails - - - 6:00 P M North ern through and way 'mails. 8:00 A M wiuu tor uie n. u bhu a. & . v Railroads, and routes supplied therefrom - - - - - - - - 6:00 P M Southern malls for all points South, oiiy- . . . Z - - .6:00 P M Western mails (C. C. K. W.) daily (except Sunday) - - a:00 A il Fayetteville, and offices on Cape Fear Klver, Tuesdays and Fri days - - - - IKK) P M Mails for points along line of Che raw & Darlington H K - - - 10:00 A M Fayetteville by Warsaw, dally, (except 8undays) - - - 8:00 A M Malls for points between Florence and Charleston - 10:00 A M Onslow C. H. and Intermediate of fices every Friday - - 6:00 A M Hmlthvllle mails, by steamboat. daily. (exceDt Sundays) - - 2:00 P M Malls for Kav Hill. Town Creek. r every rioay av-"t -,-'-rrj::"", f 'wf zA Northern through mails . - . - 11:00 A M Northern through and way mails, r 7:30 P M Southern malls - - - - - - - 930 A M Carolina Central Railway at - - 10:00 P M Mails delivered from 6:00 A. M. to 6:15 P M., and on Sundays 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 Register Departments open same as stamp ornce. Stamps for sale at general delivery when stamp office is ciosed.' Key Boxes accessible at ail hours, uay anu nhrht. Mails collected rrom street boxes every uay :45 PM. LOCAL NEWS. New Advertisements. Munson k Co Overcoats. Thos. B. Ckb & Son To- Our Friends and the P blic Generally. Jas. W. Lifpitt New Toys Fresh Can dies. Bee ad Festival. Johk D. Taylor, C S C Legal Notiee. A. Shhibr These CoM Winds Mas. L. Flanagan Millinery and Fancy Goods. Eggnogg will soon be in order Cool currency winter quarters. A good cause makes a stout heart and a strong arm. ' , Bishop Atkinson preaches in Monroe to-day., It Is time now to send in your Christmas advertisements - A suggestion to never than late." church goers "Belter Turkeys are prices. climbing up .the scaled Silk underwear of ivory tint is the rage among brides. The sound of the trumpets is already heard on the streets. Heavy dews last night and equally heavy frosts this morning. The new felt hat for gentlemen is square cornered, wth a very narrow brim. Girls with turned up noses ought to wear hats with turned up brims to match. , , There is now some demand -for Christ mas trees for the edification of the little ones. The very finest and fattest 'of stall-fed beef now on sale at Isaac W. King's meat store, in Currie's Block. The rage fr deep fringe is infiinging upon eveiy other class ot material. Some of it is as much as 24 inches in width. ; The brooch for fastening the necktie or scarf at the throat may be either gold or ail very but is always long and narrow in shape. Thirteen is an unlucky number of per sons to have at a dinner party particu larly if there is only euough to go around for twelve. Fielding says that men like women, op posite to them.' Certaiuly, there is noth ing nicer,provided there are two ico creams between them. The instruments belonging to the Cor net ' Concerfc Club which were sent .to Boston, to be repaired and put in thorough order have been returned. Punch the silent guardsmau of the corner of Front arid Princess streets has been moved tt the front of the store being fitted up for Capt. Lippitt. An 'ebony colored individual was swin dled out of hi watch and six dollars in a Paddy Hollow house on last Saturday night. Our enteipilsing neighbor of the Goids loro Messenger has piit up an ei g ue in his tiablisliment and now runs his presses by S-eara. We are glad ton tCi such an evi dence of prosperity . . Col. John L. Cantwell isf no w engaged In preparing an annual export table, sim ilar to that issued by him last year. Those who want copies are requested to leave orders at once. as only a limited number will be printed. Honest vs. Fraudulent Weight. The purchaser is entitled tp jull weight always in buying and anyjeommodity. Dooley's Yeast Power is strictly full weight, beside .which it is absolutely pure. ... NoFleld Officers. The promotion of Col. Taylor to the posi tion of Bragrdier-General leaves the Second Battalion N. C. S. Q.f absolutely without a field officer, and the Command will there fore devolve upon tbe Senior Captain of the Battalion until tbe existing vacancies canbe supplied by election which will, e pre sume be held very soon, j , BiBLT The Steamer Gov. Worth put iii an appearance this morning, her damage htiving been repaired. The work of rebuilding the railroad bridges at Weldon goes forward rapid ly and the onicials are already con gratulating themselves on the time now near at hand when trains will ran through as of old. Ihe steamer Benefactor from New Yoi k, and the D. J. Foley, from Balti more via Portsmouth, both arrived here this morning. The Foley' brings the balance of the A. O. Line freight whi oh was at Portsmouth when the bridges on the Roanoke were swept away. Capt. Jas. W. Lippitt is now in daily expectation or a new lot of toys and cheap goods for the Christmas trade which will be opened and displayed fl iu iSp "im i "louJUi auUni "utc will be given in the columns of the IVIurino If Amo m Sign Officer at thisrtionroport, the following named vessels in below : bchrs blora Conden and Grace Webster. The latter named schooner is now sailing up me river '1 he Norwegian barques Credo and Jury are also reported in below. Schooner Joseph G. Stover, bound from Jacksonville, Fla., for Boston with a car go ot lumber, which put in hero in dis tress on tbe 5th inst. was to-dav hauled up on tne Marine Kail way for. repairs. Norwegian barque Cito, which cleared irom tins port lor Hamburg, &ept. 29 and returned in distress Oct. 12 and was hauled up on the marine Railway for re- pairs undersurvey is now about ready ior sea and will shortly sail for her onsi- nal destination. Xmas Festival. J lie ladies of,, St. Paul's Lutheran Church are to have their Christmas Fes- tival this year in Me, Hall, over Mr. L. Yoilera' store, corner Market and Second streets, where Santa Claus will drop-in for a little while and a lot of toys k'.-t by him will be sold at low prices. 1 lie festival is to be held on Thursday and Friday evenings, of this week, and the ladies of the Church are making am ple arrangements for the entertainment of all who may be there. The proceeds are lor the benefit of tL Church fund. Cotton Figures. ' Receipts of cotton at this port to-day foot up 1,193 bales against 1,053 bales for the same date in 1876, and 459 bales for the same date in 18(5,, 4 . List of Letters The following is the list of letters re maining unclaimed in the Postoffice, Wil mington, N. C, Wednesday, Dec. 12th 1877: A General Atkinson. B Miss Fannie Blosom, Mis Eliza beth Buaks, Beverly B Branch, Frank Burnett, David Brown, Henry Bagley, jno M urancn, James Urinklev. Jordan Branch, B W Bryant. , C Hiss Mary Croome, Oraig. D Miss Lucy Pavis, Devane. E Mrs Cbaritv Ellison, Gasten Wurd Mahal a Evans, (col). F Mrs Mary Farrow, Dr Feunell M D. G Mn-8 Bpivy A On en, Miss Emily, Miss Betty Graham, Mrs Gracy (ireen, J W Graham, Jno Gibacn, Harndtdn Gray, Miss Emily Alvca. H Mi'-s Minda Hill, IVHss Fannie, W Hankins, Miss Mary Halliwauger, Miss Snsan A nayne. Mrs Jimmfma Hill, Mrs Lola Henderson, Jno Howard. J Miss Cornelia A Johnhou, Miss Nancy Jarrell, W'm H Jckon, Wil liam Jonep.O II Jeffrcs. Petty & Jon?s George W Johnson. K J T Kell-ey, Richard Kostra. M Mrs Mary Martin, Mr Kitie Mabson, Mrs Esther Merrick, Mrs Elizabeth McMillan,, Miss Mary Mur nel, Miss L V Morgan, Miss Lenorah L Morgan1, Wm McNVal.. Thomas Mooney. Pauliue H Moor Mack Moore, B H lar9h. " X Mrs M C Northrop. O Mrs Fauny Owenp. P Mrs Julia Poisnon, Miss Jane Pre, Wildor Purrington Jno Parry, Gust Pitman, Dr Peete. R Mrs Luey Robert?, Miss Ro sanna Reynolds. S Mrs Charlotte Simmons, B N Smith, Edward Seiph, LurindaSpivey, colored. TMrs Mary J Til!v. W -Miss Mary E William. Jenuie Wood, Miss Bella Watson, P tr Wil liams, R H Whitlpy. Persons calling for letters "in ahovo list will please say "advertiseil"; if not claim ed in 30 days will be sent to d.a.l letter Ofnce, Washington. D. C. E. R. BRINK, P.M. Hotel Arrivals. Pchceli Hcuse. Wilmington, N. C. December, 11th Cobb Bros , proprietors. Capt Bucban, Br barquo North Carolina; A S Pendleton, B F Ellis, J M Gizaard; N6rth Carolina; D J Aaron & Son, Mt Olive: N B Morso, Norfolk; W II Bean, Miss E J Cameron, E W Hyde, New York; J Tntzel, Baltimore; II J Byerle and wife, Goshen, Indiana; M O Tcasdale, Philadelphia; G L Ely, Charleston; A F Powell, Whitevillc. KEYIEW. v hen a mother is mendin" her son's pants what a pan-; it causes her to find a uuenre aeclc and a pistol m the- pockets. Ana what a pang or several of era i-hb causes they boy. when she interview him a few minuies later on the subject. Masonic Election. At the regular meetinir of Wil-miiicrt.in Council No. 4. It. & S. M. held last even ing, the following officer were eWted for the ensuinc Masnnin vwr- M. M. Katz T. I, M. AV. II. Chad bourn D. I. M W. li. Kenan P. C. of V. R Greenburg- l'reasurer. Jas. C. Munds Recorder. Jacob I. Macks C. of the ( . T. II. Johnson Steward. B. G. Bates Sentinel. Postponement. Young Williamsor.who was arretted a daysago,inthis city upon a telegram irom justice 1'owerH of Fayettavilla, charging him with highway robberyand wuo was suosequently csrried back to n i j ii . . r ayeuevine oy Uapt. Albert Worth, was called up tor a preliminary exami- UTllTZ Anvtn anA u,a i.f,.- ..a v.v,.u u"ulu uu 1,11X3 uiuway uear Fayetteville did not put in an appear ance, a hearing of the case wan post poned until to-morrow. A .Lot of Cotton. 'lhere were 32,018 bales of cotton on hand yesterday at this port. This, at uu a Daie caicuiaiing tne average at 500 pounds to the bale and 10 eta a pound for the cotton) makes the nice little sum of $1,630,900. - The frrowmer importance of VVil- mmgton as a cotton market is thus plainly apparent and, judging the im mediate future by the standard of chis year ana the last, the indications are favorable for a still larger business in cotton next year. A large proportion of the staple is shipped from this port direct to foreign countries and when we get next year the new Compresses wnich are to be erected all in good working order, it is doubtful if thev will be able to do moie than keen ud wun ine lroraera. J. 1 'a 1 -I ThefJounial. The second number of the Wilming ton Journal. wi.J be issued from this office on Thursday afternoon. It will penetrate to almost every postoffice in tne Uape 'ear section and the mer chants of Wilmington will find it an 11 i- "I " n excellent meuium ior communica tion with the surrounding countrv. We are much gratified at the flattering reception with which the re-appear- ance 01 the old Journal has been greet ed aod are doubly encouraged in the ef fort to make it a reflex of its venerable self. Coast Inland canal. ne Washington correspondent of the New York Herald writing under date of inursday, says: 'Ihe Huron disater has drawn attention afresh to the advantages ot a ship canal connecting Chcsa- peake Bay with the inland waters of the uarolinas. and Mr. Marsha l Parks nf Norfolk, will shortly preset) t to Consress. ju uciiciii ui iuu uitiztrus vi iiiac place a memorial - for a Governntent enterprise supplementary to the Albemarle Canal, winch is already m excellent working or der, lor merchant vessels and steamers of medium draught trafficking between Ches apeake Jiay and Pamlico Sound. Mr. I arks proposes a plan by which, at com paratively light cxpeuse, this canal' could I nvfi.nHn-! i h.imL ..11 .1 11 1 lntido of the Atlantic seaboard between XT, li i 11 i - onoiK: and vv umington, and even to Savannah and .the Gulf of Mexico. New Advertisements, ANNUAL EXPORT TABLE. rpHE AXMJAL EXPORT TABLE for lHn9 will be issued about the 1st of Janua ry 1878. Parties wishing copies, will please notify the undersigned. dec 11 JOHN L. CANTWELL. Overcoats A f L: SS 1HAX AX1I-WAK PRICES. NOW ISTHE TIME TO BOY zvznzMSOU & co. dec 11 Clothiers and Gents Furnishers. I To out Frlend3 and the Public Generally. N OT TO BR OUTDONE AS Keardd low prices, we offer a full fet of Teeth on Silver plate lor $25.00. The same on Gold plate for $50.00; perfect tit guaranteed and entire satisfaction in erery instance. Filling and all dental operations performed skillfully at correspondingly low prices. Teeth extracted without pain. Carr Tooth Paste cohsUaUj oa basd. THQS.B. CARE & SON, 1 dec 11 . So. 38 Market at. Circular Saws. TWO CIRCULAR SAWS, BOXED,! ound in the Daix.1- Review Offtc?, comer Chestnut and Water Streets. Tbe owner is notified to come forward, prove property and rej aove the same at once. nov 13." 1 1, 1877. NO. 27 4 New Advertisements. New Toys ! Fresh Candies! J AM EXPECTING A FIXE STOCK OF new and cheap toys, which will at rive i , a few da s. Fresh candies and goods for CIIRISTMAS, will also arrive in a day or two. Jas. W. Lippitt. ational Hotel Building. Dcc ll- Siunof Pencil. The Annual Meeting rV THE LOT OW.VFIW nf Pin y Cemetery, i or the election nf a Hoard of iruswea xo serve ror the ensuing vear, will be held at the Court II use on'Thursday "tutKi me jin inst., at 1 o;cloelr. , JOHN G. NORWOOD, dec 10 Secretary pro tem. Notice. F Wan LY WEST, IMPREGNABLE, X L N T, anta and Herald Cizars are fl rh at BURBANK'3 PHARMACY. Fresh Drugs receired weekly, at BURBANK'S PHARMACY, dec 10 Corner Front A Princess ta. JUST THE GOODS FOR THE SEASON ! FOR 1877 XMAS 1877 IS VOW AT HAND. 5, 7 A 8 Worth Tront Street. TTrt 1 j . Utt,e reaay in store an Eleirant Stock of the Ch icest FAMILY SUPPLIES ! in that line, which they offer at T t . . ww u UlSCOUnt JfriOGS 100 lioxes Fi e Crackers, 50 Bb!s. A pple' bv ( ach Steamer, 200 Boxe Tais rs, - SO Boxes Citrons, 1500 Lbs. Cunants, 1500 Lbs. Prunes, 50 Boxes Oranges and Lemons, 25 BbR Assorted Nats, Sweet Cider, 75000 Segare, 250O Coco muls. &c . Ac. Ac. 20 Baskets 20 Pennine Piper IIeicIick, QUARTS AND PINTS. Kurt; Old MndAir;i 5I11 Xrtlo 2111(1 13 1 1 1-1 C Xul Old Jamaiea limn scotch Wliiwlto' mid Oll Holland Oln. WE I AVE ALSO 5011 ME OH WHISKEYS Si All of which we dffor at VERY LOWEST PRICES BOATWRIllHT&McW 5, 7 &8 north rront Street. dec 10 Special Notice. For the Best JPii AND THE exit Made Ui OVERCOATS, BUSES ESS AND DRESS SUITS. A. DA VXD Merchant Tailor and OlotWr Op la - Cuatommade Clothlaf a specialtf. uec iv BOATMGHT Mm PLEASE NOTICE. We will fae glad to receive communication i uvmvuT irientu on any and all subjects o general interest but : The name, of the writer a ust always t Communications must b wiitten only r one side of the paper. Personalities must be avoided. (J Andit is cspeciallf and particularly undo. stood that Ue editor docs not alwayr endorse the views of correspondents, unless so stated in the editorial columns. Now Advortisomonts. Fall aifl Winter Boofe . NOW OPKX AT I ra.M. Kalis' 36 Market St. BLACK AND COLORED SILKS Clicapcr than Ihcy have len fcr twenty years ! Dress Goods. All the latest Novelties in Qishitu rt s, HKrinx, Snovllakcs, Kars, Knickerbocker and Matlasco Suit ings, Prismatic, Valencia and Priborough Cloth, Henriettas, Bombazines, Taffetas, Alpacas, Mohajrs, Peps and Poplins, iVc. F1UNGES, OALOOXSuiml Praids to match any of above. ; Pull Lines t,( Staple and Fancv Dry Goods, The IJcst Prands so popular all over the States, CLOAKS, SHAWLS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, DAMASKS, TOWELS. clVMPllMlES. Unsurpassed for quality, work and price. WHITE GOODS, Ifdkerchicfs, Cornets, Gloves, and Hoiscry. VAL. and TOKCIION LACES Men & Boys Wear. .... . LAdies and Misses' V ests, Skirts, Arc, Arc. AT PRICES WHICH DEFY COMPETITION. Where everything has been purchased with CARE AND EXPERIENCE Suitable for our at the lowest POSSIBLE PEICES ! to kxaminj: is M- Rfl. KATZ, 36 Market Street. dec 7 F A. SCHUTTE, Fnrnitnre Warclonse aiii Salesrooms. South Front St., near Bock- LL KINDH, QUALITIES, r STYLES and Manufactures of Hou", Stor-', OfHce-aad Ship furniture. All variety, all etylt: and all pricvi. The ladies are recpcctfully inrittd to ex amine my stock, dec 10 Millinery and Fancy Goods jyRS. L. FLANAGAN WISHES TO AX- nounce to the Ladies that he has returned' from the Northern Cities, where she has been making her Fall purchases in MILLINERY and eTery description of FANCY ARTICLES and is now prepared to show her patrons a V ery Attractive and Jieautifui Stock ofall the NEWEST STYLES in French Pattern Bonnets and Hats, Velvet, Silks, FeaLV:s, Flowers, Ribbons, Ac. Mr motto is, as heretofore, the Uest Goods the. Latest Designs, the Lowest Trice, and the Most Honorable Dealing. Orders from the country solicited, and per fect satisfaction guaranteed or money re- Variety Store, 42 Market 8 trect. "Ct2 MRS. L. 'FLANAGAN. Photoe:raphs. "YTES' new Gallery, connected with ht Book Store, on Market Street, is now cora l lcttd and ready for badness. a W. YATES, No. 51 Market it. dec 3 TJlineral Waters. JUNYADI, JANOS, AKD FRIEDRI ahall, (bitter waters) Apollinaris, Hathorn Conp-eM, C, Excelsior. For sale by the sin. gle bottle, doxen or case, br f J a JAMES C. MUNDS, Drnisf: decs Third ft, Opp. CitrUllC 1