North Carolina Newspapers

THIS PAPER I, p0oHhi sTery afternoon, Baadayi ex Mptd b? JOSH. T. JAMES, EDITOR AWD FKOFB.IXTOK. si;UHCRlPTI0N8.108TA0E PAID. UEa jer,.S 00 Six months, 12 40 ; Three Biuatbi, $1 25 ; One month, 50 cent. The paper will deliTered by carriers, of charge, in any part of the city, at the iuore rates, or 13 cents per wwk. Advertising rates low and liberal arSabicriben will please report any and A failures to receive their papers nsgnlarly. ROWS' & RODDICK, 45 Market St. ' We hav jint. finished takinsoiir annual re, mi' "f " an0" Hre now dai'y receiv ShW (iO'lS tu'iu the Northern M'ik't-i, MiiJiible for tha j-AfX AND WINTER TUADK! . ,jr p-i'r-ms will Mudy thHr lest inter , .ls f)V 1 1 k 1 1 1 i tiiir puichas- s as early in i!- n-.o aa couvetient,as the general in ,j ,-atH.nsof the market have an upward i. ..tit-1 cy. We have jnst received ov r 20,000 YARDS BEST CALICO ! PilJLCK 41 EN I Ji. ' '.VI ,!. -tie buyers. would do well to look i.ver our ftock bef re purchasing as we Live a great many to da we are offering ,hlH-.!uw 1HE PHE-ENT A1ALKET v ai.i: r,.7- Pans & Parasols. C osing out the balance at Greatly Re duced I'ricts. Pl.iiri, SirlrK'd and Checked Nainsook Mucins. The best value ever offered. Call and examine. Linen Lawns from 12!, to 20 cents. Dress Goods. Our Variety is Larse. Our pikes ARE LOW. be upwards. Laces. I! e'onne, Torchon and Italian Laces. We have very much thi Largest assort ment that ha- been offered in this cify and our prices eit her by the, ai d or piece, can not be undersold. ' Ouilts. Domestic and Imported Quilts. Our stock of the above is large. We have marked none up in price, preferring to. give our patrons an opportunity to supply their wants at 'he old prices Table Linens-Towels and Napkins, Our present assortment excels anything we lave ever shown. Call ami give our stock a look over. Our fJiiyer Is in the market at present and we aie leceiving many Novelties. OUR 5 and lO Cents I M'!na?ed on the 8. W. corner of Market an ! Second streets, and every Steamer that cf-in s iiAo this prt firings a Fresh L't r f tlie most surpiis ncly Cheap and Useful fJo ds that ever were offered in any mar ket under any circumstances. We pfler grat indue wonts to Wholesale Buyers. BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Market Street a.j'4 lti Warm Springs, Western North Carolina, 13 NOW OPEN for the reception of pleas are seeker tnc invalids. This lovely place ia situated in the beauti ful valley of the rrtnch Broad, witain eight m les oi toe rat road. We have a fiae band of music, attentive i?r vsnu, and ah other accommodations to be found at a first-class watering piac ror particulars apply for descriptive pam- phlet. iL,W. II. UOWERTON, June 10 ' Proprietor. For Smithville OTEAM YACHT ELIZA- O HtTH, CapU D.W.Chadwick, Vgg carrying United Statae Mail. Leave wharf foot of Market street daily (except Sundays) at r. M. Keturning, leave Hcutnvuie at 7)-$ A. M. R. P. PADDlSOrf. an 15 Agent. Come ! V WD SEE A VERT FINE LOT OF BRKTONN K, ITALIAN, AND UEATj LACES, The Best SCISSORS in the World ! And ths bet fitting and fastest S!lin CORSET. fFlpxihU H5n prtonne Lace Tie and other Fancv Articles . feXCUANGE CORNER. u " N. H. 8PRDNT. Steamer Passnort, piiT. j, w. harper, . Will resume SUNDAY VfTX KIP3 TO SMITHVILLE, A pril.27, weather permitting. Dally Trip aa ui-aL Leaie Dock at.W A. M. ' J '"c V apl 21 GEO. llTKRSAfent. ? ! i'. i : ; ; Tie" 'Dint ' Emm. t h.i . -l Ti i - ; i"- " I I i I " . h - i - .-I .. VOL. IV. LOCAL NEWS. "'"New AclTertiBementg. W. W. Harriii For Sale pr I eafli. 1 J Hall k Pkarsall Fresh F applies. Oirhakdt A Co Butgiefl, Haroe, Ac. F. C. Miller Ope - Day aijd NighU fiee ad Clyde's Stlamrhip Co" pa y. Yatks Book Stirej and Photj) Booms Views. j I " : j ! Boatwkisht A McKfT Want Money ! Read ad Hostetter'a; Bitters. ! i P. HiiKiUESia't-A Ner Lot of Games Tides are verv higi on the Sound.' : HrH- i i ' 'tJ ' ' Seotembur mullet re now in vloue. . , i i "The mild September" a at hand to- I day. Scujperung freelv. grapes are coming in quite We lose,- thiis moiith, 64 minutes o daylight. : f Thi. moDth u live iilo'udayH and 6ve ii i i . Tuesdays. " 1 I i This weather ought t(i be good for the cotton crop. Window (jrlass; ut;al sizes ut J x Coin's llardwaie lejK) AL! Is this Beptjnibcr? ! 1 1 ! It Ii. iThen look out for oysteis ' We notice that somej of our citizens are laying in their winter -upply of coalj : : 4 J J j r ' Vacation draweth to! ia close, and so does the picnic and excursion season. Nor barque Christina, Jeusen. from this port, arrived it Flushing1 on the 18th ult. : i What a screamer! 1 a tribute often aid to a crying' baby, but Dr. BuII'b Baby Syrup by alle'viating the pains j ot the little one soon stops the crymg. Schr. 11. G. Bird, Banker, sailed from Rockland, Me., on the 26!th j ult, for thi port. . ; , ) ' Prof. AgOBtiui p: ropjoteo; to conduct dancing schools in ) bo Charlotte and Concord. For bar steel, iron add earn ;e gondi go to Jac 'Bi's Hardware Depot Sol Smith Russell hai again united his fortunes wivth the Bergers, and they are now on the road with a firsti rate company. A burglary was committed on Mason boro Sjund. A ! email ouautity of flour and other eatables' werejkll that was miss td. - , I ' I 1 ! A couple of youug gentlemen of Mason boro bagged one hundred mashs hens and snipe at Masonboro sound od one tide on Friday lalt. . - , I i : - J I , I ' - , The excursion arty Kpokeu ot by us on Friday last as coming from Fayettevill will probably arrive here topnight on the teamer A. P. Hurt I The endowment or life irturance fea ture, which has comparatively recently been introduced into many orders in this country, has leen adopted by the Inde pendent Order of Rechabites. (- The Observer cuia that Charlotte received the second i bale of new cotton shipped in this StV.c Wilmington having had the first. Wrong there, j old fellowl Charlotte got the fourth1 bale, WilmiDg- ton? having received thq first, second, and third. ' 1 i . i Ashore at New River. A three mafteckl schooner, loaded with lumber, has been reported to the Signal Office at this place as beiDg ashpreat New River. It is surmised here that the strand ed vestel is the Marion , Gage, loaded with luraber.frorr. Apalachicola and bound for Ph'.ladelph'a.fcut which was abandoned o3f Cape Fear during the recent ga'.e on i i i our coast and per Captain and crew rescued by Captain Halcrow, pf tha Br. bri Aliska, and safely " lasded at Buiithville, the Captain and crew after wards taking passage on , the steamship Regulator, from this port tp New York, a full account df which waa published in the Review on the 2od ult. It was thought bv Capt. Birr, of the revenue ' cutter GJfax. who went out to the wr xk i i ed vessel, that she would probably drift ashore in a few days atbut Topes,il Juler, and if this be the AIarion Qagtt ai sup- M'i.jil poeed, Captain Birr's reckoning has proved very nearly correct. Wine and cake for ETeniues. Alfred Spetr jof New Jersey, it sbojuld be known, is one of the most extensive producers and delers in Pure Wines and Brandies iu the United States. He rnahes a Superior Port Wine, whicn took' ,the highest premium at theCentennial, known as Speeds Port Grape Wine. It is sold byj, a Munds,P. L.Bridgeri& Co. and Green iFUnner. ; Ang-tt i i . WILMINGTON, N. C MONDAY, SEPTEMBER) 1, 1879 The Atmospheie. j The Fall season droprf in on U3 to-lay with; rather more of warmth thaa the dying Summer carried with it. The highest range of the thermometer to-day. as taken in the Review ctfico.'wjas S'J The following is the record for to-iUy A 9 o'clock the tbermotneier was at 8J; at 10 o'clock at 84; at 12 o'clock at 8; ; at 2 o'clock ut 88; at 3 o'clock jat 89 and at 4 o'clock at 88 J Through the Virginia Mountains. A grand excursion from this city and Richmord, to Ciocinnati, through the Virginia mountains and down the Ohio rivar. via Atlantic u)a8t iLiire ana ouet apeake & Ohio Railway, It is to leave Wilna ng is in projection. ;on b the 8th inst., and Richmond on the 9th, and the ticket' will be giod for fifteen days. Round trip tickets Huntipgton arjd return rom this city to are pfaced at 815 arid tq Cincinnati and return at 319; I ' Arrested. -i-i Henry McNeill, colored, was arrested to-day by the police for participating yesterday in the riot at the Lf)ng House, where there was quarreling abd fighting, loud and boisterous swearing and where disorderly conduct in general prevailed until the police lighted in upon tbem. The prisoner was committed to the cell un til to-morrow at 9 J o'clock a, m at wh eb time he will be interviewed by the Mayor and allowed to tell all he knows about it. Rare Collection. i I ! Mr. P. Heinsberger has on exhibition in his show window, on Market street, a beautiful collection of sea shells,' ferns and mOsses from the Pacific Ocean and a variety1 of beautiful bird wings. Toe col lection was made by Maj. C. P. Bollcs, of this city, who is now cruising on a government ehirj on the Pacific. They are quite a curiosity and are very much admired for their beautiful tints and; colors and because ot their rarity in eastern America. The best Windows, Dxrs and Blinds and Lowest Prices can be got at Jacobi's Hardware Depot. ! X j Cliy Court. There was quite a gatnering at) the May or's Court this morning to begin the firtt ofjthe week and the first day of the month with. The Long House answered well to the roll call on the Clerk's docket, hav ing sent four colored delegates all ''lubly Dinahs," escorted by two policemen, ts etr'y as 10 o'clock yesterday morning, to ba on hand in time for the Mayor s levee this morning. Fred Jones was the first case called charge, disorderly conduc; seujenced to pay fine and costs. j i ri W liichardson, coloredk arraigred upon the same charge, was released Z upon the same conditions. Lou Lofton, colored, charged with dis ¬ orderly conduct, was released, judgment being suspended In her case. ' jJulia Smith, celored, charged with dis orderly conduct, was also released, judg mcnt being suspended in her case likewise. Susan Franks, colored, charged with the same offense as the two foregoing Darned individuals, in default of Dav- 1 i mentoi $iiu nne was seal oetow to cnew the cud of sweet and bitter fancies for the space of twenty days. I Ellen Murray, colored, was sentenced to pay a fine of 5 or remain in the C. P. for ten days, upon the charge of disorderly conduct. 1 i i One case f the same old drunk, cbntin uei from Saturday, was sent below for twenty days to cool off. I Solon Shingle, arraigned upon the charge of being drunk and down, was sent down again until he got over bis drunk and the case was continued until:to- mprrow morning. Ihis finished the pro ceedings and the Court adjourned for the day. In the new digest of the postal law is contained this provision: "Cave Canem. Beware of the Dog. Carriers are not re quired to run the risk of be'fg bitten by daugerous dogs in delivering maii matter. P rboua keeping such dogs must call at thd postoffice for maiL." Grape Wiue tor Communion. The superior quality and entire purity of Specr's Port Grape Wine, of New Jer ey, and the success that physicians have had. by its ase have induced tbem; to' write about it, and caused hundreds of others to pi3cnbe it in their practice as the best an J most reliable wine to be had. It is held in great favor for evening parties, and for communion purposes. For sale by P, L. Bridgert & Co., J. C, Mund and Green Sc Fknncr. - r The Younger J-Ornon's Debut An item in a late issne of the Rkv ew ADnouLcins'tbe marriage of Thi JetiVr s ri, son of the reuowrcd act r, Joseph .fetf-n-on, ree-il's to the mind of afrierd an injilerit in the e rly can-rr f the tir ri niraeii individual wiuch nuy s ifely I to have ht eu his,firtt appearai ce on au stae,': and whicn tuuk placp here it, Wilmiutou, and within the walls of "Oiu; Drury," tht antiquated pile which ttei. adorned. theaite of the present large imp.'sii-'g edifice. rf'L - i j i . . ! i ne greai acur, men a young man totally unknowti to fame, wasau huuible menjber of strolling company of theat ricais under the maija-inent of a' man. by the name of Deerii.g, which appeared iu Hiluiiugton and cper-cjl the old theatre "for a tew eights ioiiiy." Jefforson's firtt appearance was in the character of D g gory iu th ftrce of the '-Spectre Bride groom' and guch was the txcelleucje, lift anil, spirit of the personification that ht was greeted throughout with most uproar ious appiau, and was calleli before tiie curtaiu at the close of t i'i performance ng shouts' boar i He appeared amid deafen ij ing in his ar:i-s his in uhifcen mouths" u'.d, auti ton, scarce whom tie iu trodUtud to tha Wilmington , public iu a n.ost humorous stile, saying as-they had called for Jefferson at the fall of the cur i. . . tain, and there being two individuals of that name behiud the scenes, he thought it right and proper that both bhould ap pear. The scene which ensued can better be imagined than described. Many years have passed. The itLer- ant comedian, who came unheralded and first unknown, and who received his words of commendation and encourage ment from a Wilmington audience, has achieved a world-wide reputation through his matchless persouification cf Rip. Van jvViukle, and the. child whose debut we have just mentioned ha reached man's estate and is the happy individual who on Thursday last led to the hymeneal altar, trie actress, Miss Eugenie Paul, You can get the best Wiiite Lead, Paints and Oils, and lowest prices at Jacobi's ii am ware Depot. j Value of Ammonia for Cleansing i purposes. The following useful Lint3 as to the value of ammonik for cleansing purposes about the house aud kitchen are clipped from an exchange: - The pantry shelves are getting grimy, or finger-marks around the doorlatches and knobs are looking daik and unsightly. For lack of time, they are left day after day, for it" is hard work to scour all the time, and it wears off the paint, too. Th husband keeps his bottle of oil, or per haps a large, can holds it, for he never stints in' that. Now, suppose his wife has her bottle of spirits of ammonia to use; she takes her bottle of water and a clean i cloth, just puts on a few drops of the fluid and wipes off all the dirt. It is worih more than a half day's labor, and does not hurt the paint either. She could put a few drops in her dishwater, and see how easily the dishes could be cleaned; a few drops on a sponge would clean all tho windows in the sitting room, making them shine like crystal. It would take thai stains off the teaspoons, too; and a teaspoon ful in the mop-pail would do more toward washiDg up the kitchen floor than ten pounds of elbow grease applied to the. mop handle. A houtewite has just as much right to make her. woik easy and expeJitious asj her husband. If she does not do it the fault is her own, in a greai meauure! , Wilmington District. Methodist E. Church, South. Fourth Round of Quarterly Mticgs, 1879. Blade at Windsor Sept 6- 7 Eizibeth atEIizibethtownJ ..Sept 13-H Whiteville at Liberty . Sept 20 25 Waccamaw Mission . . . ...Sept 2. -25 Brunswick .Sept 27-28 Wilmington at F:fth Street.... Oct 4- 5 Smithville Station... .POct 7- 8 WilmifiEtcn at Front Street.... .Oct 11-12 Topsail 1 '.Oct iS-lS Onslow ; 4 Oct 25 26 Duplin at w'eslev Chaoei. . . .Nov 1- 9 Clinton , at McGee's. . . i Not 8 2 CohrieMis. at Weslev Chapel NoV 11 12 Cckebury at Detfcel .Not 15-16 L, S. BV4XHEAD, 1 Presiding Elder, Is it Ppseible That a remedy 'made ot such common, simple plants as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake, Dandelion, &c., make so many aud such marvelous and wonderful cures, aa Hop Bitters do ? It must be, for wbeu old and young, rich and poor, Pastor and Doctor, lrje? andEditur, all testify to Lavng been cured by them, we must believe and doubt no longer. See aher column- I NO. 176 DI FTP. FOVLKMIn ran?. Texas, Tharsav, Aa,jnt JLt, 1S79. Mrs H A. KU V LKS,ge 53 . ears. I Mrs. Fodt a born ia V ii rain(rtoa North Ca-rlina. New Adverti8oment8. Bug-gies, I Buggies, Harness & paddles, FUK SALE' AT GSIXIIV.B.DT dt CO'S. 3rd eU, opposite City Hall. I REPAIRING IH.Nld W1TH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. - HUKHE-SHOE1NO A SPECIALTY. I sept 1-tf ! A New Lot of Games. CI Rl QfTET, PAkCHFESI, Checkers, I)cminon, Cbes. ! Authors, Flayiajr Cards, Von and I. Steeple Chape, and other, just rec eived at j I ' Hi I VSBF.ROER'S. ack Bocks. JAI'ER 1'0 EXVtLOP"t-. I For s.'e cteap artlio e pi 1 I.IVK B 'OS STO'llT. Freshi Arrivals. Boxes CKEAM CHEESE 50 10 100 100 200 10 tubs Lard, Tcs Fairbanks' LAKD, I i Btxes BOAP, Boies POTA3H and LYE, Bags SHOT, I ' BAGGING AND TIES Tierces good cheap HAMS I I For sale low bv septl HALL A PEARSALL. Boatwriht & McKoy WANT mo THOSE IT MAY CONCERN, WE A. ASK How mjch do you one us ? How long has your bill been standing? Do yoa icter.d ;o 7 ay your bill ? Remember, you owe ne for Family Sup- plies something to feed the wife and little ones on. We only ask for that which is hon estly du e ua. Whta joa read this don't put the happy unction to your g&ul, that you have eaten the provi'i ne, and ssy to us, we will paj you at our leiiure. Our bills are all made out. Oar collector ..- - ' 'I I ' 1 w.ll all on you. Don't tarn hiao off empty ' 'f ' j , ' . handed. Goceriei cot money, j ' 'I Sow, our proaiiae, via : jW will keep or ' ! your beneL the MOST COMPLETE BTOCK OF 1 I Fresh Articles in the Grocery Line ' ever scld in "Wilmington, and will five yoa all. the credit you waat If; yoa wlU "tot -i' I' air.". I( - rBoaWiight & IHcEoy9 1 1 i 1 Q Cl 7 north Front Street. sept I PLEASE NOTICE. j tr;ii v. .1.1 1 ". L. wui vcgiM w receive eoamnni'suor from oar friends on aay aad all rcbects 0 I general interest bat : i aename or the writer xntxit. alwsri'befir aUhed to theEditor. I 1 - I j j Communications mast be writue m oi,, v iiae 01 me,paper. Pernalitie must be avoids And it is especially and parti ,'alariy nnie"' ttood that the Ediur does not aiwayendo f ft lae news of corren -on dents, unless to iW in the editorial colutrn. f New Advortisomont. ! - - . I For Sale or Lease. rnHE VERY DESIRABLE rei. I dence on Fifth street, reenpiek bv fi.VI the Hnbscriber. i . fifre.i on ra- !MbS n nab e t-rwi. For sileontime or 1. tJ Lease for teHi of rears. '' i I Lot 66 x 165, with all modern isnnroL- uicuu. i osseseion ive n at any t;me ( septl.lt j j w. W. HAKKISS. ope l)a'AIyrt OIMMOVR LIVER RKOT'LATOR.. lUit KJ ker s Ginger Totic, Itdian Cholan. oonloie Astbma ('iiririitM r.it ui irHs,, JMo;ciBts and Ferfumerv. j F. C. HILL K, Corner 4th ami N nn r 1 . . . " - v 'peD aaLO nignt. ept 1-tt r Fevr and Ague i most ifconin:ofji in the sprintr, but most severe in the, fall and winter. It is strictly a ma'arious diieas,l and so sure ly will the individual who adopts this pre caution be exempted from its pains and pen alties. Add to this its value as a bto'oachilo and antt billious agent, and who wilt rtri ture tQ.srainsay it clims to the first placie among family modicioes. ' For s le by all Druggis's and rcpp'?ctab'!e iseaiera generally. ' sept 1-aAw. " II. ' CLYDE'S; I Mew Ybrt AND Wilmington, 'W.j'C. Steamship Line The Steamer mm BENEFACTOR, CAPT. JONES. 1 ' I'l ! WILL SAIL FROM SEW YO&K J.V SATURDAY, Septomborl 6. Shippers can relv upon the nromrt sailinir, of Steamers as advertised, tfc I i ' I' jFor Freight Engagements apply to I ( TIIOS. E. BON I)P' Bup't, j - Wilmington, N. 'C. WM. P. CLYDE A CO., 35 Uroadway, .Vew York. sept 1 Wanted to Rent.1 A SMALL HOUSE WITH V ' ' four or five room, not to far 1525 tioja the Market House. Call at JfStvf I I SHBIER BKO'8. , Ane30-3t 34MkrketHl it- Views. i i i LAKE WACCAMAJV and Vicinity J 1 : "- ! i '' ' , aiso, Views oi all points of latere i in atd around Wilmington. Moore's Hitbry of Noxth (."aroliad n - other lot just received. N M School Books 'and i'cliool SiaUor.efj. 1 ' L tST" Liberal Discount to Country i Deal- eri . I- , . C.'w. YATeL ( ' t-v . r . ... nn'IflVt'TTtf . t . a most wondertul initrarxeut of the a,;. ' IT. Y. & W- S. S.' GU. itMbtice. I i ' i '; A FTEB THI8 DATE FBEIOHT WtL! ' l. 1 l be received aad Bills of Lading ir; PIEBJTO. 34, EAST SITES, wf'" Instead of at Fierko. IS, 5orta Ea herrtofo-v tuuha. z uoj frN STOMACH i Spy