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Special- (2 C1E0LIXA. own loic(, 45 MARKET STREET. mil. WSIIW 10 SEU. AT THE FormerLow Prices. tti.tLl of toe jT,nec v. rk we oe uoict wf Kevenue receipts in Kalelgh cn Monday amounted to u79.4G. Charlotte Observer : Charlotte has con- tiibuted in all $:J5 to the yellow fever euf- ferers in the bouthern cities. Of this amount $15 was contributed by our Jew ish citizen. j i i I Raleigh O Wrcer: There is a protract ed meeting coins on at Cool Spring (Meth odist) Church, four miles west of this city, lievs. Messrs. Crowder, Branson and Whit aker, of this city, otliciated there Sunday. The meeting will extend through this week. Ilaleigh Observer-. The Governor yes terday pardoned M. C. Dixon who wai convicted of an affray at the spring term of Guilford Superior Cocrt and so itenced to ten days' imprisonment. He appealed to the Supremo Court but the judgment was alarmed. i LOCAL NEWS. few Advertisements. Mumoi Clothing. Locu J. Otiisbocbg Kittling Saiti. Josx O. Waoxib 8 and in your claims. X. II. SraosT- They moit be lold. 1 P. niissBxaaia Call and See Them. S. J witt Stationery and Fancy Goods. J. C. Mcifcs Drugglit. Died,vafter a lingering illness on Sat urday last, the bankrupt law. Jew sweet uotatoes are- coming in quite freely and retail at $1 per bushe from stores. 13 5 tic llalcigh ftcics: A noticeable thing here opportnnity of laving in is the fact that several darkeys arc losing I thir ht.irlr rnlnr. and rpr.i(!uallv nalinrr. D J I Mr. W. A. McLean will run anexcur- sio n train from Laurinburg to Wjlniing ton next Sunday. Health officer James was engaged this mornintr m dismiectini: the cellars on Front aud Market streets. fiznrci .v,.WiitcriurIit at the lowwt r.:l Zi hite loaded for the rt yetr, k.jr.bjuIathWwicS: Ulcacliccl Cottons. t;itli3SLIrUn6cnUler yard. lx;.kea fc'lirtior, 7.. 8 cent ftr yard. 44 Oziti Slirtitg, 8 cent per yard. 14 c:litr SLlrtirK. 9 c.nU per yard. It is said to be due to the fact ot the pecu liarities of drinkinz; water. The water of the well in the vard of Mr. J . 1. Trairrie produces this effect it is said. t Kilei"h Obficrttr! Ez-Governor Ubld- en fa?nted in the First Baptist .Sunday ?chool. Sundav morniuz. and had to be w - rw carried home in a car: ia;:e. We arc grat ified to hear that the Governor's indisposi tion is not serious. He was up yesterday, though not at his office in the morning. It was reported lit is said that crying widows marry eoouest. There is nothing like damp soil for the tran?planting of all'ections. j The body of the little colored boy who was drowned at the foot of Market Dock yesterday, has not yet been recovered. Kaleigh s t j Mr. I). V. Thompson, of Abbotts burg, will ruuun excursion train from Charlotte to Wilmington on Monday, the 1G inst. ii Fnltff the Loom Shirting, 10c per yard. kerc yC8terday that one of the stages of 4 4 xz'wcnz A, A, Bhirting, 10c pr yd. We have had a rain now every day 4 4frweIlSMrUsf. 10 cents per yard. 4 4 Ljiile Shirting 10 cents par yard. 4 4 Wiarr;in o. 1 Shirtinjr, 11c per yard. 4 4 Waaiutta SLirtiny, 12) cent! per yard. Messrs.Venable & Brown,betwccn Henry's since the advent of the new moon, which and Ashcville, capsized Saturday last, according to weather prophets, is a dc I -11- 11 1 I . A I - - - -v. II Kjiiing an oiu jauy, iuo muiuer ui vui. a. I' Brown, of Charlotte. No definite particulars learned. of tho ascident could be cidodly wet moon..- It hangs with horn down letting all the water out. the (nlileaciictl Shirting. Ur Un, cenu per yard. IJxinit. n Cotton Mills, ixA cents pr yard. rrtia uth P, 4tf ccnu pryard. 4 4 Roekicjhtia A, T cenU per yard. 1 1 Itk Getr A A, 7 cents per jard. 44 S.rf..: X, 7 cent per yard. 4 4 5 Market 0,8 cents per yard. : 4 4 Ortt Falls J, 8 cent per yard. 4 4 Itni No. 32, 8 cents per yard. That terrible disease, diphtheria, Is pre- Kalcigh Sews : The authouties at the yailincr aguin in the county of Anson, Saturday convicted and sen- leuitentiarv uiscuarced. on last, Andrew Kountrce, (col.) in Wilson county of larceny, tenced to the penitentiary iu Xovember, 1S7C. He is about C2 years old. 5 feet rl inches hih. black hair and eves, aud A O weighed when admitted, 143 lbs. Charlotto Observer: Col. John E Brown, of this city, has two varieties of the almond tree in his garden tho soft shell and hard shell both of which have borne well for the past two years. Th3 near Lilesville. We are happy to say that our city is free from that or any other in fectious or contagious disease at present. Sheeting la all the Favorite Brands Ilamlmrs lid sin 3 and Insertions 5jtlihitandl2ff the freat rush we have Ulia the abort for the past week, we are Paired to show a very Urg aisortment. Irirj ess ihooM see them whether they par erect. The TOimsutCa Shirt. 75c- vtiloot A5T exeeptloo U best C b tils eonntry. rnrvi Caatrie Bhlrts 25 cent each ! GntfUary Hoaaefpua Drawers lioeach. Ae., Ac, Ac, Ac. KUs a !ay kst come al ace. E' & RODDICK. Market fltreet. BRO 43 27 Boatwright & McKoy So. 3, ; md $, North Front St. rS0W IT IS IMP0S3IDLE TO SELL V ro.'u'iii.i.H.v.. v. .i TUE DULL TIMES, A FULL Of SUPPLY ery article you caa came la the GROCERY LIME ettal to their porchaaes. koK?? 0Be donbt, totj SELL WOODS in their rartieula line t-ia any aouse la the Sute. . f J04 all oar bills are cJ,.?.,t.lLU are ia need of rs oo t torn our eolWinr r w. will tie i f.UthXallT U tt ftW " bT fvaL-h never denied our e nut they wUl reeiproeate. oatwright & McKoy. ''4 8 Tlorfh TrAn The liev. Frederick W. Easou, an elo quent divine of the Baptist Church, who is located at Fayetteville, writes iu answer to an invitation that he will probably reach here on Saturday by the steamer V. Jfurcfiison, and preach at the First trees are young but seem to bo as hardy Baptist Church, morning and evening, of as a peach tree, which they resemble in Sunday next. appearance and growth.1. The lruit is as I : good in all respects as that imported. ! I Snake.' Lumberton Times; Some scoundrel Last evening a colored man. stepped on or scoundrels, not having tho fear of God a !snale afc the foot of princess gtree IIis ... .. Hon. iu, adUe I win riivr Address lh this Cltr. Discharged. The "cussing" colored woman Maria another Worthamwas finally discharged yester- As will b seen fron the, correspond udj ujr i.iiov.jLjr aumonties on condition j cu-e pnunsneu below cur able! Kepresen- tnat sne woum make rapid strides for her iauve, ; (jol. Wddell, has a-airl been rc. alleged homem Brunswick county imme-' quested to deliver a public address-this diateiy upon.wbich at last accounts she was thought to be making at something approaching a 2:40 pace. a. . - a! . i vuu request oi a lew, prominent gentlemen of this city, relative to' matters affecting commercial, maratime, mechani- -u ana manuiacturinir mfprrista Thr WT I J - " i nmailable. distinguished gentleman has arra'in vielded The following is a list of unmailnbe to the desire nf Wi,m-.n;;. , I ! I letters remaining the city postoffice Sept. be 'seen by his note Jf acceptance, 4th: i Miss Lhza Skipper, Brunswick county, N C, Mrs Pcrneter Dunham , Elizabeth- town, iS C; Mrs M J, Keith, Castle Hayne, N C; Miss Gussie Sampson, Philadelphia, Pa; Miss A M: Boy lan (paper), Winstead, Conn. and tl 1 ce hxed upon Thursday of next werk' a. appointed tim.-: J w iLMi-uTobf,;. c., Sept. iid, isq lion. A. m. W'adddl j a. -' Third Covyressionui District of Xer Carolina. ! Slk : As your addrej.- deliviTf-d. nri Fridiy evening last was devoted mainly to the subject of thefinances of tho country , and being desirous of .hearing from you relative to matters affecting commercial. maratime, mechanical and manufacturing interests, the undersigned would rpsnnrt- terday kissed the calfskin and this morn- fully. request in behalf of the associations ing might have been seen mounted 'hey represent, that you Will at such time a high stool with pen ff yourtheii engagements permit favor i mem wnn your Knowledge ot tho progress poring over made, and views as to anticipated action benent the m- The IVew Clerk. Mr. Stacy VanAmringe, the newly elected candidate for Superior Court Clerk having already filed his bond,! ves- upon behind his ear the records and getting himself initiated I of Congress tending to into the duties of his office. Wn mefer a terests named; above. Democrat but, if we must have a Be publican, we will take S. V., well with resignation. ce. Retirement of Col. Taylor. . Col. John D. Taylor, the recent incum bent of the office of Superior Court Clerk for this county, yesterday retired from the office, and his successor, the newly elected Republican" candidate, entered upon the duties of the same. r ' .- It is hardly necessary to say that we par1 with Col. Taylor with regret, for he is the first aud only Democrat that has filled the position since the days of reconstruction. But iudeprudcntly of this it is a sou -ce Thursday of next week (the 12th) A. JI. 'VaxBokkllen, Tre'st. Chamber of (-omnv C. H. Kohinson", Pres't. Produce Lxchange. i.';M.M:lN-Tii:i:, j Pres't. Boarti )fNTrade, 1 Wm. L. Smith, Pres't. Board Fire Underwriters XonwoobGiLLs, Pres't. -Wilm'n. Library Association. G. D. Beuxjieim, ' I .Pres't. of Historical and Scientific Society. Wednesday, Sept. Jth., 187. Gextlemex: Yonr note f invitation is before me. It will afford me pleasure to respond to the request it contains on which snakeship was killed and was found to measure three feet. Some of the know or man before them, attempted to wreck a train on tho C- C. jKailroad near here, last Saturday night, by placing a cross tie on the track. Tho train ran into it, I ing ones said it was a moccasin. but fortunately no carnage was done. Suspicion rests on two or more persons i An Elegant "Likeness. 1 i rm nnr Vint. TVf witVifinlfl f hrir I 1 "V;t;?;fV;;7 I Wewere shown this morning by Mr ! 1 j W. II. Bernard, an elegant picture of the liillsboro utcoracr : we saw a uay or late c u Isaac B Gralnger which has i, ww s "r-r 6" just been finished by Mr. C. M. Van Ors- remarkable for their beauty of shape and delL The picture is life size and is be comelincf of handwork. They t were yond any doubt a true and faithful photc- made nf selected wheat straw J and one of I graph of the deceased. Every feature js them was equal fo the best Mackinaw we so'strikingly portrayed that it is difficult have seen during the summer, j The other for one realize the fact that Capt. Grain- was of uomewuafc j t . h j fl h rr,M fAint praiso merely to say ! the b wnrk ttsj creditable to the young lady. It was really superior, and would do credit to tho most s&ii us have more of them. City Court. ed workmen. Let The only case this morning was one I I ri Tt i l J 1 r V. Monmfl Knauircr: The froc-like child auu uiaurucny uuuu, J"uaJ of Jackson Township, of which some men-1 arrested by Officer Mayer, at the cornor of tion has already been made, was seen by Walnut and Third streets. It transpired Dr. I. II. liiaira ln the evidencin court this morning that him we learn tho following: It Is now I . . , , ,. four vears old: its bach and leqs very much the defendant behaved very rude and dis. resemble those of a frog, while) its arms orderly after arrest by violently resisting and head are human in shape. It lias the police officer. The sentence pro- Very gOOU SCUSO uuu uuvo uui: wia Its crying resembles ) the croaking of ; a frog, and its movements somewhat resera bie the jumping of one. Its parents, wbo are colored, moved to this county not long since, from Kershaw county, S. C, where the child was born. nounced was in consequence $15, or twen ty days in the city prison. The Thermometer. From the United States Signal Office at Charlotte Observer: During the heavy thIs Plaf obtain tte .follow?DS rePrt rains of the latter part ot last week, i two of the thermometer, as tafcen tnis morn- culverts on the Western North Carolina Ing at 7:31 o'clock : i Ilailroad, about six miles from Morganton A.u, n 77 and within a half ,mile of each other, cauo,Ill 72 were washed Away, and witri them I con- Charleston, 8. C.-.80 aiderabl portions of the embankments. I Cincinnati.;. 68 Maj. Wilson has put the convicts to word gWi-g repairing it. but it will be several , .days SS2S1?2 before the trains can pass over. ( In the indianola 75 meantime passengers, baggage and mails Jacksonville, Fla...78 have to be transferred from one train to K"noxrille ..71 another on cither side of tho washouts. This causes a delay of about an hour, but the connections at Statcsville and Salis- hary are still maintained. IUleigb JNVtc : The rain which fell on Memphis, Tenn.....75 Mobile, Ala.... 76 Montgomery Ala.. .75 Nashville ...... 73 New Orleana.........80 New York 69 8avaanah, Ga 78 Shreveport...........75 St. Louis Mo 68 St. Marks, Fla 74 Vickabnrfr, Mias....00 Washington, D C.73 Wilmington, N. C.78 Wilmington District. Appointments for Quarterly Meetings Saturday afternoon in the Southern por- (-m part) made by Kev. L. S. Burkhcad: tioa 01 tins couniy aa iiiu wuin, ir . rn.n nonsn . V. fin Ttlair rror thrn or. I SSS miUs. T Trclmlroi ery Duplin, at Wesley Cha pel. . . .Sept 14-15 ISSrtom crcat height, and in the Smithville. at SmithviBe.... . Sept 21-12 n tt . th .omnMI Waccamaw Mission, at I5etn- destruction of three mill dams. These "VCtSo .-lflnnf Mr. Alfred Mvatt. oiievnie, Hwnmw.i. , - , 7 .V.I- n Jic ce... 'a' Wilminston. at Fifth Street. .Oct 5-C wmcn cau swxxi iuu lwus ui jwj without damage. But it wasawewt away. it i . r r f f . IMinn 1 Ce W1IC OI air M3 Vuio UWt b tw U 1r.ly rffttPrmlnPd her life. On the bank i was a large l?;"7ZJT'r M 4l sH .4 rf Ihu wai nil MF.I J . . quauwijr ui iiuiiwc, nM " i cf daily use. Among these must be pre- ned off. 1 wo otber uams were loiaiiy ferre(i such a household boon as Dooley's ruined those of mj 1 itowiand ana i yeajst Powdeij. which is the ruling fa- Marion Partin. The total damage is over TOrite with the public The cans are a 3,000. The land suffered great damage I ways full weight, and the powder itsel f by reason of the washing power of the I pure, strong and perfect in its adaptations water, which tore away the soil. to use. of deep regret on personal grounds. , Col. Taylor has filled the position satis- aotorily and acceptably to ' all classes of our citizens and with credit to himself and the friends who placed him there. He is t " i r ' an accomplished gentleman, a gallant sol dier and a faithful, tried and trusted friend is as early a day as I can how fix for that duty. Messrs. VanBokkelen. U'jbinson, and others. I Yours respectfully, A. M. WA UDELL. name of tha r;vr . farcishedto the Editor. : . a:Ttav bi ions rnnrt be written ne ae of tho paper. Personalitlee mast be avo?dd ; Audit u stood that the editor -a th a . r it V ejpecia!7 and rartlcnlarir . . . . , ' oes notaiwarsendon tAtfd Now Advortisoinonts. Ojtice Boalir - '.v Hanovei: CaVxrr, 1 Send in Your Claims. is OliDEIi TO il.ik-r wp Ji,!l... vr,, '"t A.- "t"l STATEMENT 1,:. parties, boldir. - C , to Ticket?, Ac., of an j ed to leaye the AVRi.:E,.cierk of fbe Auditinr -ti-L:,.A 10! ccser:ptier., ar IP M ozet vr Jit o ripest a S. Van Lnless this ij complied with, parties J to have the mac audited. ; Ullil JOli Ii UMilVi-n Those Who esire CLOTHING OF FALL STYLE jCan be .upiIi-d fr()Jn .,, J,- L. atUMJAY LAST nt J 'sept 4 I'd f i d 11 V'X SOX'S.. J I Would You Buy etu"' ciotbesthat liUwell for Hnn!I aDd enta Furnlshin- Good. " v:befe c1Plte line.of m'i wear .ir.? vai?,Pe Qni.u Lin -Collan for Urocadf, just received.' 1 Loris J. orXKNiioL-I Xt-xt tlyjv V, s. II. 1'isl If lied anl V':. bluU -7 Market St r.-. Call and See f hem L A UO K Ji SSOKT3I EN T HEAUTIFirLCiIK().:o.4 mil STkl'l. l-vriiPivii-,.., All .LH . and f A li'U xu cAiiiuinnn nnd l.i- ei... . v 1 n lilt" L1VKJ500 j School JJoolis . COMPLETE STOCK AT Another Election Case. Hptel Arrivals i Empire House. Wilmington N. Sept. o. i-I. L 13 Cl t v STOKE. Jli-.tMitKULIi'SJ i' a -id 41 Mriet:slreet. c. from 10:0ij o'clock Dolby1, proprietor. W UmeS i i 4. '-a . i r r Dept. - io ju:uo Tho board of County Commissioners of J o'clock Sepi. U. (ieo Albright, -New York; RnWn mnntv rpfnsnd tn allow Mr J 11 Hollingsworth, Pender Co; D J Cor- - j - ... " C. Hedgpeth, the recently elected Republi can Register of Deeds of that county, to qualify, on tho grounds that 'the election law :did not provide for the election of a Register of deeds. The matter was ' ar gued by counsel. Application for a man damus before Judge Buxton I has been made to compel the Commissioners to qualify Mr. iHedgepeth to the office to which he was elected. The case will be heard at chambers in Lumberton at an early date. As ice disappears under a July sun, so r-t J: , J lL. f Al nnV- Anti-Fat. Those having uselessly tried other remedies are readily reduced from two to five pdunds per week by this great remedy for corpulence, bold oy drug gists, i j Premium Wine. We can confidently recommend Speer's Port Grape Wine, which was awarded the nisnesc premium ai ma uunuuraif, as a superior article of wine for the sick an debilitated, and all those who require vinous stimulation andinvigoration. The Vineyards are in New Jersey, near New York. Druggists sell the Wme.; Consumption Cored : An old physician, retired from practice, having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formHla of a simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy and permanent cure for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung affections, also a positive ana radical cure for nervous ' debility and all nervous complaints, after having tested ita wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, has lelt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a aesire to relieve hu man suffering, I will send, free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, with full directions for preparing ! and using, in German, French, . or English. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper. W. W. Sherar, 140 Powrs Block. Rochester. New York, aug 12-4w i For Upwards of Thirty Tear- Mas. Wixslow's Stbcp has been used for children. It corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind colic, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and diar rhcea, whether arising from I teething or other cause ! An old and weu-triea mmnlv n boaU. a W. AmJ " Light, airy, and cheerful, centrally nl irefallv managed, the Col onnade Hotel offers uneqalled inducements to Philadelphia visitors. C. Rflunds, TWGGIST AND DEALER in Wacv tit n a.Da Toilct Article-, 1'uru Drugs' and Chemicals-, and a full line of l'atcnt -Mi d lcines, Third Street, opj.osite City Hall. f- pounded ' at W 1 1 ' Jf I'rescriptioi:i hours, niij'ht ordav. CopartucriSliip Notice, bett, R J Paddei-son, Point Caswell; W II Bagley, Goldsboro, X C; l'embroke Jones, Sound; Capt 1' Paulsen, Capt P E Petter- seu, Capt O Gutlorinsew, Capt X U Mel- som, Capt G Olseu, Capt 11 11 Ualvorsen, j Norway; Capt Juan tomas de Barco, bpain; Capt L Ijymess,! Ihroudgim, Norway; Win Price, b ayettevile, X C; II JV1 Foord, point mUK UNDERSIGNED JIAVE TUIS DAV Caswell; Capt 1 Olseu, Xorway; F P Ta- L 1 formed a copartnership unddr the hrm turn, W M uioson,, das w MCLawrin, Li ix name oi Ilamer, L McLawrin, Bennettsville; I W Mearss, Niagara; J II Daniel, Sound; Thos S Stovall, Charlottee, U Mayo, Jr, Va; A H Perryi Fla; J I Mettsf City; Wm II Polk, Warrenton; W Roddick, Clayton Giles, Norwood Giles, City; M II Robbins, Summerville; P II Walsh, City; A.Asch kinass, New Yorki McLean Potter, Wel- don, N C; A D McCall, M G McKay, Laurinburg; W Ti Knight, W E Sugg, Tarboro; J H Clark, Clarkton; C O Mer cer, Yorkville, S C S Tidder, Clarktbn, N C; P Mangum, Laurel IIill;l I Guthman, Atlanta, (j a. ! i on Land . a frwL and; will kvep alw ais I'ly of Family CjJ roc We respectfully req iet out friend puouc to pne u? a ttial. eritJ. and the i . HANK I i A. (. ! V. (i. HATES. f No. I Carrie's Block, 2d street, Ilardwici's old etan Wilmington, N. C, Sept. i, 1878. I sept-3t j . DIED. Tliey 3Iust Ijc Sbldf n this city, Tuesday, 3rd Sep-. 1 AM GOING NORTH IS A FEW I.) ATM tember, at ll.-lo P. M., of consumption, I J- and I therefore offer j- WILLIS I CHARLES EDWARD' BUKR,4on ofllardy ii. Willis. aeu 5'ears. o niouiiis ana i days. ! ' i (Thursday) morning at 10 f clock, at the in H kinda f f7 Pwdi. Am selling residence of his lather on MacKae. lietwen (Linch Black Gl'OS Grain! Sasil Itil - vvainui ana jjiuiuerry Kireeis: munw uj Great Bargains Oakdalo cemetery. ' The friends and ac quaintances of the family nre respectfully invited ta attend. bons, all silk, for 10 cents a yard.. AND Stationery, j -fCLL LINES OF STATIONERY FANCY GOODS for the House, the Defik and the School. No trouble to show goods, at ! 8. JEWETT'S, iur 9 Front Street Book Store. The New and Commodious Stmr. Passp o r t LTTILL MAKE DAILi VY Trips to SmithTille. Leave Dock - - - 9:00 AM Return - - t I Rnndavs half hour later. Bound Trip 75 Cts. Single Trip 0 Cts. july 27 Utu. Aii.t3, Asreou I give mr rerfonal eupfrTiiiori tn trrM iuiuK. sept J-tf V tl cj t r rr r lim f)I IkUil 1, Exchange Corner. Direct Importationi , NOW LANDING FROM THE Bfitiih Barque "North Carolina." a larr as sortment of Earthenware direct from the English Potteries. iThi imnortation will be immediately) followed by others, and we trust our country friends will encourage us I in this new j enterprise. We will daplicate any Northern Dili and can save the eonntrr merchant money by placing his orders wixh j GILES A JdrjRCHLSON, aug 20 I 38 and 49 Murcbison Block. 100,000 JLOCOOO DAZZiT EXPECTED One Hundred Thousand CIGARS. Onslow Beef. j - ... :. J RECEIVED TO-DAY Drore of that famou Oci! County Beef, the best thitbai been here since i last Wiater. It will be cn ia!e at vuj stalls in the If arket Hoce erery day next weekUnd Which we are prepared to bargains i t j GEO. MTEKS, !11 and 13 So. Fronts at good j ' iarite tite poblk- to call and see it and b june 24 aug 2 OEO. F. TILLEYi Mail so. -5, Market House, r; i DBSCKIBE TO THE DAILY REVIEW. S" Kr. offie eorner water ana cneiumfc i jl wo ui aiTeriuiair nn aint. 1 lTlTt. jalf 31. Onlr M cents per month to city subscri- fJIHE WILMINGTON JOURNAL, U one Office corner Water and Chestnat sts. I X of the very beft adrertuiaff tBediamsJ, -It.. m - m