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THIS PATER . . .1 n,prv afternoon, Sundays ex- 1 arxf hv : jOSH. T. JAMES, EDITOK ASD PROPBIKTOR. r PTIONS. POSTAGE 'PAID. 9lt . no Hi months. $2 50 ; Three -r j w "fflonthi. $1 35; One month, 60 cents. will be delivered by earriers, ... nf -5tlT m.t tVlfi f charge, m f - ' ' " ... - w rnta ner week. ,j raW-i ?.-.;n rates low and liberal Subscribers will please report any and their paper regularly. 'tiiarea . jew- Advertisements. SOWN & RODDICK r'VG TO THE (SUCCESS ANt) SALKS CONSEQUENT UrON THE ARGE REDUCTIONS .have made upon very many special Kn of Dry liooas, we uave ueciueu - to add the following - JIST OF SPECIAL BARGAINS ih ch excel m attractiveness and cheap jicss anything we have yet offered : ISTo. 3L- I . , i rihiMl lot of Dress Gcxxls, iu Serge,Kep, jciilpaca Mixtures, 15 cents per yard. Erery one away below anything we ever (ffered before.) Our Dress Goods Deoartment itV a1lM.hft Novelties, and at " - - w prices that cannot lail to meet the a approbation of all. Sck Cashmeres from 40 cents to $1.50, fMtori Frinffes in all the popular shades; ick Silk Fringes, both cheap ana nana- some: -' . i U jilooas, Braids, c, xc. from $1.75 to $12.00; innels in White and: Colored, Twined and Tlain; also iuu una oi vta u Plain and Plaid; ;s jLT Skirts from 75 cents; I Wnnl Klrirta from 50 cents; asimpres for Men and uoys' v ear cueap, iaWCKy jeans irum 4j ' loirs' 2-BuTfoN Kid Glovxs, 7o cte in Black. Dark colors, vrmte ana Opera Colors); j iisTs' White Kids, 75 cents; Gents' Black Kids $l.w. Iidles' Guipure Lace Scarfs $3.00 and $4.00. MBish Luce Lace Scarfs $1.50. Also a full line by the yard, v ' Jeck Ruffling from,10 cenU to $1.00. i'eck Rufls from 1 cent to 5 cents: CiLioES 5 to 8 cents. Bleached Cottons. Amoskeag Bleacned Cotton, 8 cents; 4-4 Fruit of the Loom Cotton, 10 cents; U Androscoggin L Cotton, 10 cents; 4-4 Wamsutta 12- cents; Pride of the West, 14 cents. A full line of Unbleachings from 5 cents BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Market Street. nov 13 L.FumansU's Celefora . ted Hair Iiivigorator. rpo THE CITIZENS OF. WILMINGTON n.. Ka'rnwhlfri bV danarUQ 1U lUS I IhuInTigorator isbvfar the beat that has em been used for that purpose, ana tw trials. Therels NOTTHE SLluuiJcar rf pliable sUte of the hair. It is made only Mffi Bin. IbegleaTereppectfullytorefertdthegen- orator, and have authorized irie to do so, "itVoeL M. P. Twlor, Bon. A. H. Tin BokkftUn. rr.t. T). L. Filvaw and Mesars. 14. J. Boney, 8. H. FiahblaU, Geo. A. Pck, A. j it i-,iJJ .v. ' ,nmnni tn I m?r0?0' 1 OOarainff HO USe bllCeS r ,- rp iE "CUTEST THING OUT 1 slicinir Bread to a uniform thinneM. Can be, ganged to cut mother-in-law slices biz one, AT THE NEW BTOttE. House Furnishing Goods. 1 rrnit MinVNew Thiara tor the Holi- 8TOVES See oar -'Sams," beat M cheapest. Cook out. NEW STORE, Wooden and Willow Ware. Tin Ware--FU2, Fancy, apafii&d, Ac. LOTS OF NEW THINGS FOR I HOUSEKEEPEKS. 1 ! Uorna till you can't rast: . t Kerosene s Oil Stoves . Call and tee them at the New Store. ' !' - -'" FJ M. KING C0.r 1 ' W Market Street, ; 2,le Sex tdoor to Col, Hedriek'a. : L08t p OR NE1R THE POST OFFICE, A Bunch of Keyt, of no value to any oae ex cept the owner. The finder will be rewarded & leaving them at this office or at the Post Oflice. ! dec 22 Tie VOL: 2 WILMINGTON N C., SATURDAY, DECEMBER ' r The Malls. Tlie ilalls cloe and arrive at the City Poatoftlce as follows : North Arn IMmriffh mulb - 0.00 P M North era through and i way mails. 8:00 A M oiai.'s ior tne .. u. ana a. . - Railroads, and routes supplied . thprpfmm - - - - - - - - MX) P M Southern malls for all points South. daily - - - 1 - 1 : x M Western mails (C. C. K. W.) dally (exoeDt Sunday) - - - 5Q. A M Fayetteville, and offices on Cape Fear River, Tuesuay s ana rn- , ivs - i- - - - - 1:00 PM Malls lor points along line of Che- raw & Darlington K R - - - 10:00 A M Fayettevill by Warsaw, daily, ' . (except sunoays) - - -Malls for points between Florence . ' rVn.rlRton - - - - -V - 10:00 A M Onslow C. H. and intermediate of- flees every Friday ----- - - o:00 A M HmlthvHle mails, by steamboat, v r dally, (except Sundavs) - - r ju Malis'lor Easy HiU, Town Greek, t every Friday at - - - - - 3:00 F ai Northern through' malls - - 11:00 A M Southern mails - - - - - - - 9:30 A M Carolina Central Railway at - - 10:00 PM Mails delivered front 6:00 A. M. to 6:4o tr t anH nn RntirtftVB from 8:30 tO 9-JO A. M. Stamp Otnce open irom a a. vl. - . . . .. in M and from 2 to 5:30 P. M. Money oraer nu Register Departments open same as siamp office. .... , Stamns for sale at general aeuvery wuu stamp office is closed. , . Key JbXxes accessiDie at.au uouib, wj night. . Mails couecteu irom sireei w cycij :45 PM. L OCAL NEWS. s New Advertisements. MojuoN A Co Letua Pay Each Other. A. K. Walkee, Cash'r- -First National Bank of Wilmington. Bijjford, Loeb & Co Know This. 4.. Shbieb Don't Forget. -4 ays length 9 hours and 44 minutes. The storm signal w day. abroad again to" Rain all day long and high winds in pro portion. Autumn leaves just before the first of December. 1 r if niht air is unwholesome, how about the longevity of owls ? When don't a man's, boots belong to him? When they're half-sold., ' Size goes for nothing. You know where to find David Davis. never Tha Richmond (Va.,) bell punches re- Lgisteretl 255,000 drinks in 17 days. Richmond, Va., has just built a steam fire engine for St. Petersburg, Russia. Bishop Coxe is not in favor of surreh dering pulpits to temperance tramps. Only one interment in Bellevuc Cem etery for the past week this an adult. i - From our exchanges we learn thai - the winter will be very mild and very severe. Eighteen half completed Government vessels lie rotting at the different navy yards. The dollars of our fathers won't com- pare with the quarters of Gen. Grant in A alio. ja Qak'dale "Cemetery there have uacn iour inieruiuum uu..te t A side door to a barroom is like . great many people's prayer book ?oo only on Sunday. Ati outward application of tar and feath rtw uA TClnlfi food v is efTectual in ty. ' w:n. toKrvmrr nil mosfiuitoes annus tne wm- ter n.;,,frio icl wwk there have been U marriage licenses issued from the Reg ister's office three for white and eight for rnlnred coUDles colored couples. The annual meeting of the stockholders of tie First National Bank of Wilming ton, will foe held at the Banking House, ro this city, on the 8th of January. To have cranberries pmp and fir' tew them for twenty minuses, allowing a half cup of water and two cups of sugar tn rh nnart of fruit. ' Do not stir them while they are booking. .. ; V Wanted A situation, by a .ydung married man as clerk. Do not driijk. Can give best of recommendations. Apply, to "J. S-,' tt this office. dec 22 eodtf Hotel Arrivals. ; PcBCELL House Wilmington, N. : C. becember, 28th. Cobb Bros . proprietors. A Garrason, Steamer D Murhison; E C Koper, Washington, D C;PD Cowan, rr. hint A Buchan. Mr Williams, Br Barque North' Carolina; Prof G W Haux- , - tr. ' v T. AW Vmnlc Rrr tt R R M- R N Barker & wife, Baltimore Md- Robt W Patterson, Albert M Levy, I'ew York; W Ai rrentiss, wmwu, t., D P Jcrould, Trovidcnca, K I; J G Martin, Jr, Asheyille, N C.-Dec. 2th-f .Roth, Cincinnati, Ohio;' E Hartman, Baltimore, Md; K Marx, John G Long, New ork. U- t T.. Da Cut With a Broadaxe. Mr. James H Ellis, while at work with a broadaxe at Colville & Go's, mill yard on yesterday 1 had the misfortune of cut tins himself very badly in the knee. The wound is an ugly and painful one. , i Worth Knowing. A ham well packed in pulverized char coal, after the usual Smoking, will keep for years. Butter put into clean pots and well surrounded with charcoal will keep for twelve months. This is the an tiseptic quality of charcoal, arising from the fact hat each atom has the capacity of absorbing a thousand times its bulk "of deleterious gases, and thus keeps what it surrounds in perfect purity, ' To be Finished. J Capt. C. T. Iardella, of the U. S. schr. Caswell, belonging to the fleet of the Coast Survey, returned from' Washing ton, D. C., a few days ago, where he has been during the summer. The CasweL1 was left at anchor at the mouth ,of Eliza beth river near Smith ville during the summer, and as soon as some slight re pairs are made on her Capt. Iardella will resume his work , commencing at Big Island, and run his line to Smithviile, thence across the country from the Smith viile road to the Sounds. When , com pleted it will be the first time that a sur vey of the kind has been made of the ter ritory described above. Tis Sad. One by one the land marks pass away as either the result of the woodman's axe or marked with decay, as time in its onward flight touches the beloved objects around which so many pleasant associations lin ger. It is with a feeling .of deep and un feicrned rezret that we chronicle the loss o of one of the landmarks of our coast, though there is some consolation in the knowledge that the loss is not irreparable Thursday night last the roof of the banks house on Wrightsville 'beach fell in, and now that beautiful structure of Grecian architecture haa succumbed to the work of time and is a mass of ruins. No in surance, but be it resolved that the mem bers of the Carolina Yacht Club wear the usual badge of riourning for thirty dayse Interesting Postal Ruling. The following is among the recent rul- v ings of the Postoffice department at Wash ington, and it will bo found of interest to many people : The law authorizing tho forwarding of matter in the mails upon which one full rate of postage has been paid applies oniy to correspondence wholly or- partly is writing, or in other words, mailable mat- ter of the first-class. Therefore, when a en w ' package consisting of merchandise or other 1 1 A. third-class matter is aepositea at a posi- office for mailing, the prepayment oi one full letter-rate thereon does not entitle tne same to be sent forward: and ifuch pack age be sealed, it is the prerogative of the postmaster iu fche at'nee-of positive iu- lormation as to its contents, 10 ueiermine from its form and appearance whether it consists of first-class matter or of third class matter; and if ho is satisfied that the Dackase properly belongs to tno tniru- class, it is his duty to hold the same for postage, notwltnstanamg one iuu iener rate has been paid thereon. When un sealed prckages deposited for mailing con tain communications addressed to post- Tnasfpra 8tirtrestin? an improper use of postage stamps by such postmasters, the postmaster at the m.tiling office may very nroterlv Moort the facts to the department uAMwwaw ro o or to a special agent thereof, but he would provided thuir contents consist of mailable matter, and tne proper raies oi postage have been prepaid thereon. Quarterly Mee tin K. Appointmeuts of Pev. L. S. Burkhead, . D., Presiding Elder lor the Wilmmg ton District for bis first round the present Conference year,. 1878: Wilmington, at Front street. ......Jan 5-6 Wilmington, at Fifth street.. .-. Jari 12-13 lin. at Kenansville ..Jan .19-20 Whiteville and Waccamaw Mis sion. ..;.Jan 2U-27 Smithviile. at blialotte. .... 1 . Fb 2-3 Cokesburv and ; Coharie; Mis- - i. sinn' at Bethanv.... . .Feb 9-10 Onsow, at Mk Lebanon. f ........ Feb 16-17 Elizabeth, at Elizabethtown . . .Feb 23-24 Bladen, at Soul's Cbapcl; , : . .Mar, 2-3 Topsail, at Prospect. ....... ,Mar niinton.at Clinton. ...Mar 16-17 1 District Stewards meeting, at the Fron street parsonage, Tuesday, February 5th at 1 1 o'clock, a. ra. . , Women dispute about other matters but all agree on the merit! of DooLET'f Yeast Powdeb as par excellence tne oes of all. Grocers throughout the country keep it, and find it gives supreme .satis faction. By ustns it the housewife is sure of delicious bread, rusic, roils, oiscuit buckwheat cakes and "all the delicacies madefrom flour. Tbe Fifth Battalion Presentation of a Flat; this Afternoon. Greatly to the disappointment of 'a arge number of the colored people in this city, the weather was such to-day as to prevent the-earrj-ing out in full of the programme a gteed upon for the presenta- ion of the flag ordered for the purpose to he Fifth Battalion N. C. S. G. There was no parade but at 3 o'clock the cere monies took place at the armory in Lip- pitt's Hall. The battalion having been drawn up in order the presentation was made by Fanny L. Sampson, the little daughter of Jas. E. Sampson, llegister of Deeds. Iu presenting the'flag she deliv ered the following little appropriate ad dress ih a clear ann distinct manner, so hat all could hear: Friends, Members of the North Carolina State Guards, and LieuL-Col. Mabson: With a heart of . gratitude and of pro- bud appreciation of the honor conferred upon me, I present to the 5th Battalion North Carolina State Guards in behalf of he ladies of Wilmington, this beautiful flag- . . . .. In the presentation ot this iiag yonr mothers and sisters t, vo expression of their approbation that our noblo Governor has given to you equal recognition with our State militia and has accorded to you the glorious privilege of rising higher und higher in the military honors of y ur State. May you show both to the State and nation that you are worthy ot these privileges and promotions, and ere long may you demonstrate to the world that in the manual of arms you are interior to none, audishould you be called upon to stand for the rights ot your fotate ana country, may yoube ready to honor the call, that the flag presented you this day be not dishonored. And should it ever be yours to follow the lead of this proud emblem of your country let it never trail, but true to your manhood, valor and the God of battles, may right and .ctory crown your labors.. , Accept then this ilag, and may you ever care tor, ana protect it, irom me iuguu 1 . . L 1 I -.ll... of enemies abroad or foes at home, and may God aid and sustain you in the grand endeavor. The flag was received by the Lieuten ant-Colonel of the Battalion, Geo. L. Mabson, who acknowledged its reception as follows : Miss Farnie, Ladies and Gentlemen: For' me 'to accept in behalf of my com maud this beautiful emblem, is both tileasing and gratifying. Not alone be cause of its intrinsic value, or the graudeur of its appearance ; but also because of its deeper and greater significapce, represent ing as it does our proud old State, (one of the first in our glorious union) with all of its citizens tree and disenthralled. But my friends, this is not tho first colored battalion in this union of States that has had tho honor to have confided to its care and keeping an emblem such as thia". During the late unhappy but gigantic uggle betweed the States, -. when section was arrayed againsr, sec tion, and ' ; --when the - natiuu's truest and best were giving their lues blood for the perpetuation of this grand union of States, colored battalions was seen where the clashing of arms were heaviest, and the roaring, of artillery the loudest, with the ensign that had been eh trmted to their keepiug,, proudly waving arid being gallantly defended, because like this of ours, it ever reminded .them of their dear native State, and of their loved ones at home. While as to the valor displayed by . thenT" when called upon to protect and defend the living principles of their State and country, much can ana win ue.saiu though the blind historian will not yet look from behind the screen of his prejudice to see it. That no men displayed more fidelity and courage, that, none have yet trod this grave earth, to prove by acts or wordsj a higher or nobler devotion to National or State pride and honor, will not, cannot, be denied ; and to-day many of the noblest and beat of our color sleep tbe sleep that knows no awakeniug, in testimony of the truth of my assertion. Permit me, Miss Sampson, to return to you, and through you, to the ladies whose representative you are to-day, on behalf not only of my battalion, but of its friends, our heartfelt and sincere thanks, for this evidence of your confidence and esteem. When we shall bear away this flag from your presence, rest assured no act of ours shall cause you to regret having bestowed it upon us. aether shall wt forget your admonition to guard, honor and protect it for to prove ourselves worthy of this ensign shall ever be our roost cherished hope and fondest ambition. ' And now,Sergeant,intoy our hands and in your keeping! place this flag. You have heard the charge of the youug lady that presented it. I ucwoforfie you to die if nee3 be in defending it. On it is display ed the coat of arms of our dear "Old North State." I charge you to see that it ever remains untarnished; on it too aro in scribed the words, telling ua from whom it came; I charge you to see to it that the fair donors will never have caus-j to regret having presented it to us. And now comrades, need I say to you that you too have; a duty to perform? I. trust not. Every true soldier in my command need not be told that he too must so conduct himself, both as a soldier and a, citizen; as not to bring discredit upon tne State Quard of North Carolina. You are upon trial; your friends, wiyes and sweethearts 29. 1877. NO 288 are awaiting, anxiously awaiting, the re sult. It remains for von to say whether you will prove yourselve s worthy of the I trust confided in vou fov vour State or not. As your commander I beaeech you to so conduct yourselves in all the duer- ent relations of lifers to bring credit upon yourselves and honor upon your organi- zation. Guard Wfh this flag, and while yon live ever i ". Cherish, protect and defend it. The flag is a very handsome one. It L- from tlie celebrated Sisco Bros, in Balti more, is of blue silk, bordered with gold. fringe, with gold tassels and surmounted by a gold eagle. On one side is the coat of arms of North Carolina and ou the other the following inscription : , Proseuted by tbe ladies of Wilmington to the Fifth Battalion. N. C. S. G.. Dec. 31, 1877. The Battalion will kave here at o o'clock on Monday morning for Raleigh via Ham let and will carry the new flag with them. They expect to present pretty full ranks at the parade in Raleigh on New Years Dav. The authorities of the C. C. R. W. have very generously agreed to furnish them with" free transportation over their line but so far as is known' now thev ex pect to pay their way from Hamlet to Raleigh. . .' . Keeping- New Year's. The members of tho Produce Exchange propose keeping New Year's eve and New Year s day as a holiday. Mr. E. Peschau, of the firm of E. P chau & Wcstermann, and German Impe- rial uonsui at ims port, ii;is eneuueu an in.tationto the members of the Exchange to meet him at his residence at n m on the 1st of January and participate. The theological slipper now absorbs the intellect of the devout young woman of the period. A religious revival with meetings every .evening, has lasted four years in Colum bia, Ky. The schools of Pulaski county, Ky., have been broken up by the breaking out of the measles. New Advertisements, First National Bant of Wflfflineton. rpHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock L holders of this Bank for the Election of Directors, will be held at their Banking House on TUESDAY, tho 8th of January, 1878, at 11 o'clock, A. M. A. E. WALKER, t dec 29 a Jan7 Cashier. LET US PAY EACH OTHER A: ND COMMENCE THE YEAU of 1678 out of debt. Our bills will all be ready Jac- uary 1st. dec 20 ZVXTJCTSOI7 &. CO. Know This. r iy INFOKD, LOEB h CO., - are surely of J3 fering inducement i Bacon, Sal Sugar, Soap, - Starch, '- Na:is, Cheese. Molasses, Flour, CoflVe, And everything appertaining to the heavy grocery trade. -'The death four iir: Binford will not afl'ect or change 'lie lirra name. We trust a con tinuance of th? patronage so liberally I e stowed on ud heretofore. BINFORDj LOEB & CO. - I dec28-d- NOTICE. rjllIK PRODUCE EXCHANGE decidi ng to close on Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 3 1st and Jan. 1st, there will be no business trans acted by the Banks of this city on thoe days A. K. W A LEEK, i Cash. First National Bask. I WM. LARKIN3, Caeb. Dawsen Bank. S. D. WALLACE, Bank of New Hanover. dec 28 Cash. Don't Forget rpHAT YOU CAN BUV tb best of Cloti intT and at the lowest price at SHRIEBS Emporium, on Market street. I am selling out atgroatly reduced prices to cloie out Winter stock and can give yon good bar trains. There is nothing better or more ap propriate for a Christmas presents thaa a nice, wrm suit of clothea, or an Overcoat, or a Hat, Gloves, Kandkerchief, Crarat or hoisery. Call at cace 4&d get a good bargain. jLn szmzozL'o, dec 22 Market atv UMbCKlKt TojrnE DAILY REVIEW. PLEASE NOTICE. . , We will be lad to receive comuiunicatioLC from our friends on any and all subject cf general interest but : , The name of tbe writfr D.ustahvaj.- le furnished to the Kditor. Communications must be wiitien only on one side of the paper. 4 J j i Personalities mnst be avoided. Andit is especially- and particularly urdfr - stood that &e editor does hot always widors the views of correspondents, unless ;so stated in toe editorial columns. New Advertisements. BOATWRIGHT & MOi7, 5t 7 6c 8 STorth Zront Strcot. XMS IS OVER I 11"" We have tried to do our dut v faithfully to our customers. I' we have made any luia' takes in the preut rush we trust our friends will let us know of them, for we arc not onlJ b"t anxious- to make, reparation. V - J" Now, good friends?, don't pot offended when we state that all our hills will he made up on the li?t January, 1878, and we trust you will come forward and pay the same. a?" "V'e till id ways bo pjtased to seo 3 0U, and wo aRsnro jou it will give us pleasure to stive you. . , vr lkhitiiiber, with your assifct aneo we intend to make ours tlu LEADING GROCERY HOUSE IX NORTH CAROLINA. jtfTAVe do hoio our exertioiih have merited your patronage. l- fisS? A ith i happy Nev Year 'to all, we wish you lon' life and pros perity. - inn f 01' S. 7 AS dec 27 north Frpnt Street. NOTICE. Schedule B Tax. ALL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MER CHANTS are hereby notified that a Pririlajre Tax was leried, by tbe last Le?U latnre, of Five Dollars (the same levied by county), in addition to the Schedule Taxes proper. Wholesale Dealers are also notilied that in giving in their purchases the law now com-" pels payment on all purchases made within tne State as well as out of the State, (including timber, lumber, turpentine, spirit turpentine, rosin,. and naval stores of any kind, and cotton;also wood and coal dealers.) All Hotels, Boarding Houses, Restaurant aid Eating Houses are required by law to pay a tax of One Half Per Cent, on gross n ceipts. ' Tbe Tax will be due January 1st, aiad pay. able within tbe first ten days thereafter, on all purchases since the 1st of July, 1877. , All parties interested in the payment id Schedule!! Taxes will saro costs by attend ing to the same at once, as the law will b (dec 28-lm-eod-frmon th Reg. of Deeds. 1 Wny Wife and I Quarreled. ' 73 Y THE AUTHOR OF Betsey and I art, Oat, at dec 21 S. JEWETT Front Street Book Store. Bootfi nnrl ShnAc m3E VERDICT OF THE UXPBE- judi Wilnincton PuhLcb that the boots jusiy siiotes purchased from T. II. IIO WE Y, Jr., pos sess more style, c'ur Ability and cemfort,' and are sold for less m mey than any goods in the market. , An examination of stock, styles and prices, respectfully solicited. TU0S. t. UOWEY. Jh.. 9 -w Mo. 47 Market Street. -4 dec 20 Scheuck'e Pulmonic Syrup, JAYNE'8 EXPECTORANT.Seven Sprirgi Mua and a full line of Drags, Cigars, To- baccos kc ' DTJRBANK'S PHARMACY. Comer Front and Princess Streets! 3T Wines a&d Liquors for medicinal use, tiec 2? nun i u lUUII
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