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AdrertiiB(r rate low and liberal
F" Subscribers will please report any and
a failure to receive their papers regularly.
Now Advertisem nts.
Wake Up
B OWN & RODDICK,
45 Market Street
FK-v THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL
i a K4iD n( wl" commence tbe sale of the
same n so. day tbe Utb Apil, 1870.
KEf P MOVING.
LOT 1.
I Q .ftli-y (Jet W SUPERFINE and
8TOCT D LF HOSE, 35 cts. pair,
formerly 37 cents.
KEEP QUIET-
LOT J.
65 Dossa I at st tvles Ladies' Bows, 25 cts.
each. Regular price 624.
KEEP COOL.
LOT 3.
50 Dox n B st -Quality 3 button Ladies' Kid
Gloves, 85c, worth $1.50.
KEEP THINKING.
LOT 4.
30 Dozen Ladies' Out Sise Hose, 26c, price
ever j where 75c.
KEEP STILL.
LOT 5.
250 Dozen Worsted Dress Fringes, 12ic
per y -rd, cheap ai 36c.
KEEP SAVING.
LOT 6.
40 Dozen Children's Striped H se, 10c, usual
price 29c a pair.
KEEP COMFORTABLE.
LOT 7.
10 Posen Ladies' SHETLAND Woi Shawls
in asserted Colors, $1, good value at $2.
KEEP EASY.
1550 Yards Colored Silk Figured Barege, 15c
per yard, GOOD ra'ue 40c.
The above does not embrace all the 8PE
CI AL BARG IN 5 we have secured during
the four weeks passed in the markets, having
spared neither trouble or time in order to ac
complish our object. It afforos us even more
pleasure than it does our patrons to put desi
rab'e goods on this market below their actual
slue as it increa-ee our business and is really
the cheapest system of advertising as well as
tbe true policy of et tending any business.
We are also offering great inducements in
all our regular purchases and can with safety
add that at no time bare our facilities been
equal to the present season, and we are deter
mined to put our regular stock of General
Dry Goods on this market at a lower rate of
per centage than ever before. See adver
tisement in Star.
Brown & Roddick.
45 Market Street-
apl 11
Pond's Extract
3
SIZS. SPECIALTIES, v z : Dentri-
nce, Toilet Soap, Ointment.Medicated Paper,
(1000 sheets For rale by
JAMES C. MURDS, Druggist,
apl 16 Third street, Opp. City HalL
Alfin ! CaU In
"VTOT ONLY THE LARGEST AND Best
11
Selected and Cheap st stock of Clothing in
the city, but a 8plendid Assortment of
Hats and Caps for Gents', Youths' and Boys'
of all styles, qualities and prices. Also the
best Unlaandried Shirt in the city for T5
cents and the beat Laundried Shirt ia the city
for $1.00, at '
SHRIEK'S TWO STORES,
apl 9 Market si.
The Collins House
On The European Flan.
Corner Front and Bed Cross Street
Hear Union Depot-
T RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
my friends and the public that I have
cpeued the above House and am now pre
pared to furnish meals and lodgings.
Restaurant open at all hours.
Prices low and bed-rooms neat, dean
and airy.
Special rates by day, week or month,
K7-The only Restaurant in the city.
W. M. COLLINS,
oct 26-2taw-mthn Proprietor.
rpHK WLHLNGTON JOURNAL, is one
oftheverv best advertising Issesnssss ia tie.
State. Try iu
The
VOL. IV. WILMINGTON, N. B2 WEDNESDAY, APRIL
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisement.
Mas. E. A. Lumbdiw For the Ledi s.
Williams A Mukchuoh A t Wholesale.
Gao N. Hi-EBiss, Reporter Knights of
Honor
Hall A Pearsall Flour, Lard, Batter, Ac.
Daiiil F. Bbattt Piahos and Organs
AeawTS Wabtid It atioaal Publishing Oc.
A. J. Holm ak A Co A?i U Watted.
I. 8. Johmbon k Co New Ric Blod.
rtnasow's Capcine Porus Plaster.
Wbitk SeriB Mar ine.
P. HaiMSBaasKd 1 leatraettea acid Kecon-
struction.
J. C. Mobbs, Druifi t Pood's Katrait.
A Sbbibb- All In ! Call In !
2?o Ctty Court to-day.
Jet lace is coming in voyns
Harrow traius are de rigeuer.
Dolly Varden styles are revived.
For other locals aee fourth page.
W&o will be 'Queen of the May?'
Round trains are generally preferred
Crabs are row plentifu' and are getting
cheaper.
The yachtmeu are thiufcing about get
ting their boats out.
When is water most likely to escape?
When it is only half tide.
It is better to hang arouud a sensible
girl than a street corner J , 4
Shingle weddings occur when the first
child is old enough to spank.
New beets, the regetable kind we
mean, in market this morning.
'When does a man smoke a cigar too
long? When he smokes it too short.
Evsn a clothes-line becomes unsteady
when it has too many sheets in the
wind.
We seek for riches, and do not find
them ; wt de not seek for death, but alas!
he comes.
Another fox chase is on the tapis for
Friday morning, iu which several ladies
will indulge.
These seems to be a general detire that
Prof. Agestini should repeat Aladdin or
give us something new.
Have nothing to do with a man in a
passion, for men are not like iron, to be
wrought upon when they are hot.
As sturgeon are now being caught in
the Delaware river no more shipments ef
the fish will be made from this point this
season.
Give it to the children. Physicians
prescribe 'it. Thousands use it. Sold
by Druggists. Dr. Bull s (Jough syrup.
Price 25 cents.
A mule's hind leg has only one seaeon
it is always a beautiful spring, even if
it is backed down. Spring in this case is
always followed by an early fall.
Love rules the court, the camp, the
grove and earth below and heaven above,
but it never se,wed a gray patch in the seat
of your husband's black trousers. That
isn't love, lhat a revenge.
The attendance at Sunday Schools is
getting to be large as the season ap
proaches for pic-uics and excursions.
i ; i i
Several dramatic troupes are wending
their way North. Some of them may
conclude to stop in this city.
The flower gardens in this city were
never more beautiful than they are this
spring.
A gentleman who advertised his goods
in yesterday's Re iew informs ns that
the articles were all disposed of by noon
to-day.
Another race on the track at the fair
ground is talked of. New horses will be
put on the track and the excitement will
no doubt be great.
The kidnapping scare still lingers in
some portions of tbe city. We have heard
of no person being kidnapped, but the
owners of chickens and early vegetables
suffur.
The "Sons of Rest," composed of the
brick-presiers of this city, we under
stand,will organize to-night by electing a
President, Secretary and Treasurer. What
they want with the lat'er i named officer
we can't tell.
rh- stockholders of the Belie vue Cem
etery Company are reminded by adver
tisement, to be found in oar columns, that
their anneal meeting will be held at the)
City Court room on Friday, next (the
25th inst) at 8 o'clock, p m.
"
Off I ,.uJ . -
Knights of Honor sueeA to morrow
night.
gL
One more week, then oysters step down
and oat.
We have not heard of tbe first green"
peas of the season as et .
Liy aside yon- ulsters and turu you;
thoughts Towards ice-cream
And now tne Cornet Jonc rt Chit
Speak ,of their inability to appear on pa
rade and discourse music for the Ladieo'
Memorial ssociatiou on the 10th of May.
Memorial Day.
Humored. j
It was rumored on the strata last
night and this morning that some man
in this city tried to pat an end to his
existence yesterday by hanging, but that
he was discovered in time and cat down
We could trace the report to no reliable
source and think in sdl probability that
tfome one started the report just to give us
a local.
Bis: Swisnusinjr.
We learn from Mr. W. J Hand, who
was a witness to the feat, that a young
steer attached to a cart ran sway from
his owner and driver, a colored man,
yesterday, near the Northeast ferry, nine
miles from this city, and plunged into
the river and swam across, having a car
with about 400 pounds of load on ths
cart. It seems that ' the colored man
who was driving the steer at the time
had be:n into the city with a load and
was on his return home, and in going
d iwn the hill towards the ferry, the steer
bicame frightened and ran into the boat,
and from thence into the river. In going
out of the boat the wheels became detach,
ei and were left behind, while the frame
with the load continued attached by the
shafts to the steer. The water , was about
eighteen feet deep where he jumped over
board, hut he made a straight line for the
opposite shore which he reached, and
with the assistance of M . Hand, who was
present, he landed safely with his cargo
minus only a few bars of soap which were
washed off in tbe passage. The distance
across the river at this point Is nearly ort
quite 200 yards.
A If oa Paying easiness.
A producer having ca' led our attention
to the tact of the very low price of tar,
we together entered this morning into a
calculation concerning the sost of the
production of this commodity with the
following result: We will take for an
example that the producer intends making
a 50 barrel kiln, the expenses of which
are first:
saTo the labor of one man two weeks to
cut the light wood 86. 00
One man s labor and horse and
cart one week to haul to the kiln . 6.00
Banking the kiln 5.00
Burning and running off the
A A
same ouu
50 empty barrels at 40c each... 20.00
Hauling to the river 5 00
Freight and expenses in Wil
mington 80c per bbl 15.00
Total cost of production and ex-
pec ses $62.00
Credit by
50 bbls merchantable tar, 300
lbs to the bbl at 82 J Coats per ebi
of 2-0 lbs 44.20
Deficit $17 80
L. aving a balance as above stated on
the debit side of the producer, after pacing
tbe expenses of making the article and
placing it on the market , of $17.80; In
other words, the producer, after selling his
40 barrels of tar and pocketing the proceeds
finds on bis return home, when he
eudearors to pay his laborers, that be is
short $17.80, and lacks just that amou t o
pay oS his hands, and coaseqiently, after
all his labor, trouble and worry, to say
nothing of the coat of the lightwood, he is
in debt $17 80. In this tiew of the case
we think it oar turpentine fanners snd
tar producers would torn their attention
to tilling the soil, planting chufas, wheat,
rice, flax or tobacco, and cultivate a less
area of ground than has bean their custom
for some years when planting cotton, and
enrich their plot of ground from time to
time with farm manure, they would find,
in our opinion, a falter crib and smoke
house, besides having a heavier purse to
buy S i Hie and the children a new dress
and Sunday clothes to go to church in at
the end of the year, and possibly, in the
coarse of a few years, Use farmer who
quits entirely the product ion ef turpentine
may be able to run a two-horse farm where
now he only runs one, er probably a four
horse team where now' it is only tae.
What say our friends in tbe country to
trying a change ? Th y have tried the
turpentine busi ass for, k ! these many
years, and have tested it thoroughly and,
as we and trstand the matter, are getting
oorer and orer every year,
11 . ' ' " . J. . c
Rwtew
Reception ef His Excellency, Cot
erner T J. Jarrls and Parly.
The arrival of Hon. Thomas J. Jar vis,
Chief Magistrate of the fc.ta!e of North
Carolina, Col. Win. L. Saunders Secre
tary or' State, an 1 Mj r U A. Gi .i im
was announced ltnitjf.t by the booaiig
Ol cannon from a becii u of the Cap
Fear Light Artillery uliuued near tbe
depot, as the 9:53 train from the North, i
bearing trie Governor and party, r:l!ed
iututhc depot. The party, after a short '
hands shakiiiy, itej.pei into carriages j
which ere awaiting them and drovi
rapidiy uowu Front street to the PurceH
HouseV'where quite a large crowd had as
sembLed to greet the Executive of the
State. There was, however, uo demon
stration of any kind beyoud the fact tha1
a goodly number of citizens had assem
bled in front of tne hotel to pay their re
spects to His Excel 1 eucy, some of w;om
expected that the Governor would deliver
a small taTk m the occasion of this, his
first visit to us as tbe h:gbest official in the
State. But after alighting Irom the car
riage the party entered the hotel where
the proceeded without delay to brush
away the dust of travel, Col. F. W.
Kerchner, in the meantime, appearing in
front to announce to the crowd assem
bled that His Excellency would not be
able to make a speech to-night owing to
the fatigue of his journey, but that he
would be glad to meet and
shake hands with his fellow-citi-zsns
in the reading room ol the hotel in a
few moments. Accordingly the crowd
began to throng the room set apart for the
reception and the Governor coming in a
faw moments-later all hats were doffed
when Col. H. B. Short and Col. F. W.
Kerchner proceeded to introduce the
different gent'.emen as they cameforwaid.
His Excellency is a man of fine physique,
standing about six feet, one inch, is rather
retirisg and modest in his demeanor and
extends his left hand to shake, his right arm
haing been crippled to such an extent by
Yankee bullets during the late war that
he has now very little control of it. Af
er the reeeption, the Governor and party!
retired to the dining-room to partake of
supper, and the crowd adjourned.
To-day His Excellency and party, ac
companied by several gentlemen of .this
city, took a drive to Wrightsville Sound,
where they spent the day, expecting to
return this evening in time to participate
in the festivities ef the ball of the Lotus
Club at Germania Hall, w hich is given in
honor of the Governor. To-morrow
morning the party will make an excursion
to Waecamaw Lake as the guests of Cel .
H. B. Short where they will sail out on the
lake and proceed to haul in the fish which
Col. S. alUges that be has already baited
and waiting fer them. The party from
tho Lake will return home to Raleigh
direct.
Climbing the Pole.
Several unsuccessful attempts were
made yesterday afternoon to reave the
halliards on the Denrocratic flag pole on
Front street. A sailor was engaged to do
the work and several times climbed near
ly to tbe mast-head but as the pole was
very slender and apt te be broken by his
weight he came down and this morning
lewered the top-mast, reeved the hallia ds
and then raised the mast to its proper
place. The flag of the Nation was te-day
run ep in honor ot Governor J arris smi
SacrtUry of State Saunders.
Mr. J C. Lurnsden has very courteous
ly extended an invitation to the Governor,
Col. Saunders and Maj. Gilliam to par
take of tie hospitalities ef his ice cream
and strawberry saloon at any time daring
their stay in Wilmington.
Mrs. Lumsien's grand opening tf
Spring and Sumnaer hats and bonnets,
and flowers and feathers takes place to
morrow, to continue during the remain
der of the week. Ot eourse all of the
ladies will be there.
DIED.
t her residence on Kocky Poiat, in Pen
der county, oa the moraing of ths ldtb inst.,
Mrs. HANNAH COftB'T, agd 64 years.
8fce was a consistent meaber of the Bap
tist Church, tired and died in the faith, and si
buried by the Eev. Mr. Kenns-jy of Milaya
Cieeh Cavek.
Thus ends a long life ef uefaloe-i. Pbe
leaves a fansi'y of eight cb.iid.ea to aourn
bar loss; their iocs is irreparable bat it is tc
her eternal gain New, chtldrea, weep not
bnt bow in humble pubmiatiea to the will ol
God, her father, reae sabering that ah can
merer cosne to yon, bat if you will, joa can
go SB bar. What a consolauan I 8ne was a
good woman and leaves taeay, very many,
warm friends, who t uly sympathize with
k.. aa-aS I heMaaa tber knew what a treaa-
wathdT hare ioC May l er spirit guide and
h nr eSsneVmi mW tftt did wh n she
was iB thu sorrowing woris. "Oh God, net
I my will, bat Thine be done. sT.
23, 1879. NO. 65
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New Advertise inants.
THEBES T
THE world
SOLD B
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BTWw
BEWARE 0F
s
rUR PARTICULARS
WhiteSewing Machine Co.
Knisrhts of Honor.
jJRO INA LODOR Jfo. 434. Special
Metiflg to-mo.iow (Thursday) evening at 8
o'c'k, for the pnrpAge of conferring Ugrees.
GEO. N. HARRI8S,
bpI 23 Reporter.
Notice.
qiHB THIRD ANNUAL MEETING OK'
I th KWiKMll..o ..- U.. n ...
Company will be held at the Ci'y Court
Koom at s o'clocayp m , Friday, zatn inst.
President Ma ntTg and Directors request
ererj (stockholder to be present in person.
JNO. 8. WcSACHKKN,
apl 23-lt Secretary A Treasurer.
For the Ladies.
THERE WILL BE A GRAND OPENING
of Fine French Pattern Hats and Bon
nets, French Flowers, Ribbons, Ac, Ac, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 24th,
To continue for three days. Ladies a-e rt
spectfnlly invited to call,
apl 13-lt MRS. t. A. LUMSDEN.
READER I BEFORE BUYING A
PI AN O or ORG A
Do not fail t send for my latest 20 page Il
lustrated Newipspsr with much ra'uable in
formation FREE. New Pianns, $126, $135
and upwards. New Organs, $65 to $440. Be
sure to w.ite me before buying elsewhere.
Beware of Imitators. Address.
DANIEL F. BEATTT,
apl 23-4w Washington, N. J.
AGENTS WANTED For the Best and
Fastest-elliag Pictorial Books and Bi
b ei Prices reduced 3 t per cent. Natiob
al PuBLtSHiNO Oo., Philad, Pa. apl 23:4w
AGENTS WANTED For Smith's Bibla
Dictionary and HOLMAN'8 NfcW
PICTORIAL BIBLES.
Prices reduced. Circulars free.
A. J. HOLM AN A CO.,
apl 23-4w Phila.
NEW RICH BLODD !
Parsons' Pnrgat ve Pilis make NtwRich
Bio jd, and will c mpletely change the blood
in the etire syst m in three moiths Anv
person who will take 1 pill each night from 1
to 12 weeks may be reared to sound health,
if such a thing be possible. Sent by mail for
8 letter stamps. L 8. JOHNSON A CO,
apl 23-4 w Bangor, Me.
Ca1 BENSON'S GAPCINE
PORUS PLASTER
There is ne donbt aboo t tbe grat supe
riority of this article over common porouc
plasters and other external remedies, sacl
as liniments, sleet' ical appliances, Ac. Ask
physicians ia your own locality about it. It
i4 woncerful. sold bj all Druggists. Pric
25 cents. apl 23 4 w
We Keep
jpLAXT'i EXTRA FLOUR,
FAIRBANKS LARD,
CHOICE DAIRY BUTTER,
FINE N. O. SYRUP,
And other Standard articles.
Orders solicited,
apl 23 d&w HALL & PE A.R9AI L.
At Wholesale.
3QQ Hhds New Crop Cuba ;Molasses,
200 Bbl3 h 8t"p
qq Bbls Sugars, all grades;
2 JQ Bf Coffee,
1500 Kef'
Toni Hoip Ir -a,
200 Bbl' DbtilI,ir' GIn?'
2500 "rtCa.ka,
.jq QQO osn'rlQl w"lte Corn,
J t)QQ bbl Floor .all gradea.
200 Bxe" 8iJ'
a
200 " P Ae', J
Fer sale at close prices by
As
Williams & ftjurcUUon
ap223 -slw.
PLEASE ITOTICS.
We will be glad to receive et n rrrnl alicni
from onr friends on any and all inrjtctiol
general intereit but :
The name of theriter mastalwsjs be fa
nished to tbe Editor.
Communications mr' be written on on.'y
one aide of the paper.
Personalities muit be avoided.
And it is especially tnd particularly and
stcod tlmt the Editor does not always endo re
tne views of correst oa dents, unless so state
i in the editorial columns.
New Advertisements,
rfll.L"' . - ...
. - ADDRP? 5
Cleveland, ohio.
LIVER
This important organ wefehs but about three
pounds and all the blood in a living! person
I about three gallons ) passes through it at lenst
ioncc every Bafi hour, to have the bile anu
other impurities strained or filtered from i
a i the natural purgative of the bowels
if the Liver becomes torpid it i not sep.tr.t.
r. in the blood, but earned through tficWfti
t. ill parts of the system, and in trying to
4 . rou:;ii tne pores ot tne sun, caics it i j
mi 1 vciloworadirty Wv eo!or. Tl.es:,
' " -ou oversell, auu dyspepsia,
pij p i "i, Conatjcation, Headache, BHiousDi w
fl o:r St mach, and general debility fi W .
Mi kkeix's H kfavinu, tlicgreat vepetabl-e di.
L, covt rv for torpidity , the Layer totb-nw
'A Mo ii one t.) two our. res of bile each t
yV the Mood passes througli it, as lent as there is
- aa efcss of bile ; and the effect of even a few
ITJ dosi ipoa yellow complexion or a brown dirty
,jlx)ku :.kin, wil' astonish all who try it they
bein the first ryniptoiiu to disappear. Th
1 cure M all bilious diseases and l.ivcr complj' .
i niiwic certain by taking Mj-TATiNh in accor
incv wih direct! n. Headache U generaJl
cure- in twenty t.iinutcs, ,-uid no disease that
arisi" U au tiic Li.er can exist if a fair tiia a
, ioLD AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR PIlljuS
?ricS25Cts.and$LC:
i I ;c :ta!ity ot Consumption or 1 nroat ar.d
j.lAv. Diseases, which sweep i the gnrreat
jj b ast one-third of all death s vi uu.s, arises
! from the ipiuin oi Morphine treatment, which
simply stupe lies as Vhe work of (lu.-tth k. Ml
'" w all be p. iid if p':afn 01 Morphine, op
any preparation of Opium, Morphirta or P;rs
QS sic Aciti, can be found in tae ClobB Flow SB
lJ Cough Syrup, hi h has cured people .-V
SBflars livins to-day wttn ht.t one remattunK hir.f.
No preater w re a an be done than to say that
Consurripf'on i incurable. Glmkb Flowfr
o
Lour.J p wul cie it svhe-n all other
1 Astliina, Bronchitis and all diseases of the
rv. ! thro m and lungs. Read the testimonials af
the Hon. Alexander H. i-tepher.s, Gov. Smith
fjS'and Hx-GovJ Brown of Ga., Hon. Geo, Pea
S body, as well as those of other rrmarkable
cures in our book, free to all at the drug stores,
and be convinced that if -u wish lo'bt cur a
you can be by taking the Gi.obk : FlOWBB
h"? CoOQH Syrup. Take no Troaltes or Lotenges
rK for Si rc Throat, when you can Kit (iLona
wrl Plov p Syrup at same price. For sale by
B I all Liruggi6t3.
1 Price 25 Cts. and $1.00
L00D
jf Grs ve mistakes are mai;-. in tne treatment ot
all ii -5t-s that arie-froin poison in theblcod.
Not ''lie case of Scrofula, Syphilis, White
OlSweh eg, Ulcerous Sores and Skin Diseaae .n
a the iv.nd, is treated without tUe use of Met4
,cury c some form. Mcrcary rots the buii.s,
525 and the diseases it produces are worse tr-.n
, . any oihr ki nd ot biood or skin disease I an br.
" 1JK. F EMBERTON'S StILI-INIIA Of Qjt'BEN
J Drlight is the only-medicine upon which a
hope of recovery from Scrofula, Sypliilis and
sJ Mercurial diseases in all stages, can be reason
ably founded, and that wiH cure Cancer.
Wj fro.ooo will be paid by the proprietors f
HI Mercury, or any ingredient not purely vegeta
ble and harmlevs can be found in it.
fi Price by all Druggists Si .CO.
i Globb Flcwi k CoOGH Syr'T ar. Me.
' RFLIS HhPAI INE VOH THE LTVBI h t Sale by
Jl Druggists in 25 cent and Si .00 bottles.
I A. P. ICZILSELL k CO., Prcprietora,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Theodore Joseph,
Corner of Harctf & Salisbury Sts
One Corner West Baleigh National Bank.
BALEIG fl, N. C.
Board by the day or n the Enropean plan
8 itiafaction gurranteed in erery particular
Mj bar Is supplied with Finche's Golden
Wedding, 1870, Uibson's 1871 Rje, Ffeiffer
A and C, and many more of tbe Fines
Brands of Rye and Kentucky Bourbon.
oct lS-tf
Buggies, Buggies,
Harness & Saddles,
FOB SALE AT
OEEHAEDT k CO'3
3rd st., opposite City Hall.
REPAIB1NO DO.N'I! WITH HEATXB88
AND DlrtFATOH.
BOKSE-8H0EING A SPECIALTY
apl ll-tf
Destruction and Rcc?n-
straction.
p bsonax expebie sczj or tue
LITE A2. lij BICaiRD TATLOR,
Lieateaant General in tbe Confederate Arm j.
i toL, 8 to. Cloth. 271 pages. Price $2.
"These remioiscences of seeeesioa, war aad
reonstrnct.on it Las seemed to me a d jty t
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