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j, published every afternoon, Saadays. ex
cepted by
JOSH. T. JAMES,
XDITOK AND FBOPRIITOK.
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The Pper wiU be delivered by carriers,
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drertising rates low and liberal f
-Subscribers will please report any and
,n filares to receive their papers regularly.
FROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market St.
ti.iv-jH' finished taking our annual
.,lS u.i i if sm ami are -now daily receiv
NKW (tO( from the Northern
uikets, auiiable fur the
yALli AND WINTER TRADE!
.,ir pat rns will study thejr best inter
u ,v making their purchases as early in
fh. .Vason as convenient,as the general in
dications of the market have an upward
tendency. We have just received ov-r
20,000 YARDS BEST CALICO !
1'KICE $ iJEXTS..
Wholesale buyers would do well to look
over our r lock before . purchasing as we
have a ereat many so ds we are offering
much befow THE riJ KENT MARKET
VALCJE.
Fans & Parasols,
Cosine oat the balance at Greatly Re-
ducjd Prices.
plain, Striped and Checked Nainsook
Muslius. The best value ever offered.
Call and examine.
Lineu Lawns from 12 to 20 cents.
Dress Goods.
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Our Variety is Large. Our prices ARE
LOW. 8c upwards.
Bretonne, Torchon and Italian Laces
We have very much th Largest assort
ment that has been offered in this city and
our prices, either by the yard or piece, can
not be undersold.
Ouilts.
Dnnip.atip. and Imrorted Quilts. Our stock
of the above is larse. We have marked
none ud in mice, preferring to give our
patrons an opportunity to supply their
wants at tne oia uncus
Table Linens-Towels
And Napkins.
Our prtssent assortment excels anything
we bavefl $ver shown.
Call atff give our stock a look over. Our
Bayer lsjb in the market at present and we
aotreaJHtlng many Novelties.
OUR
IO
5 and
Is situated on the S. W. corner of Market
and Second streets,and every Steamer that
comes into this port brings a Fresh Lot of
the most surprisingly Cheap and Useful
Goods that ever were offered in a.ny mar
ket under any circumstances. We offer
great inducements to Wholesale Buyers.
BROWN & iEODDICE,
45 Market Street
aug 16
Warm Springs
Western North Carolina,
LS NOW OPEN for the reception of pleas
ure seekers ana invalids.
This lovely place is situated in the beauti
ful valley of the Frtnch Broad, within eight
a'isa oi me ru.roaa.
We hare a fine band of music, attentive ser
rants, and all other accommodations to be
found at a. first-class watering place.
For particulars apply for descriptive pam
phlet. W. H. HOWERTON,
jane 10 Proprietor.
Come I
ND SEE A YERY FINE;LOT OF
BRKTONNE,
ITALIAN,
AND REAL LACES,
The Bist SCI8S0B8 in the World I
And the bet fitting and fastest
Se!lia? CORSET, (Flexible Hip)
Bretons- Laoe Ties and other Fancy Articles .
EXCHANGE CORNER.
u M Jt. H. BPRUNT.
Steamer Passnort,
JAI T. J. W. HARPER,
Will resume 8UN0 A I
TiUPd TO SMITH YILLE, A prU.2T, weather
Prinittiojr. Dally Trips as usual. Leave
Doek at 9.M A. it.
pl 18 OBQ. MYERS. Aent.
Houses and Stores to Rent.
APPLY TO
THE rJlcKOYS,
Attorneyi and Counsellors at Law,
Office Nortk Bide Market 8U, between 3d
fiffi 1 , ' Daily Imww.
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VOL. IV.
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LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
J. H FBKEMii Fr Kent.
John B. Melton Just! Arrived. j
Jas. . Ormks A Card' . j
Matthkvt P. TATLoai-A Card to the Pub-
lic i j -
O. Bosknthal Tie-New Boot in Shoe
Store. , - j
P. HKiNHBBReKB'8-l-School Books,
A. A I. SHaiEn-Fall and Winter Cloth
ing. ' I I ,. j
No City Got rt today!
Now keep
a lookout
for meteors
Day's length 12 boors and 26 minutes.
Many Btickii rtqaire a little lemon-id.
roe scnooner ii oeer nae
the
largest
sale
Onions possess
virtues. I
undoubted medicinal
Ktrined husierv is revivtd in all sorts
of forms. ! !
Dark red is a favorite color iu
ci mirrg
fall dresses.
A financial crash
cannot be worked up
into towels.
The girl of to-d
ay perfects her form
and stays so.
Tobacconists gelt their wares puffed by
th r customers.'
No interments
daring tbeweek.
in J3eilevue Cemetery
Window Glass of a
Hardware Depot.
sizes at J acobi
A baby oyster is about the size of the
head of a small pin.
Nothing doing in Magistrate's Row to
day worthy of note, j
He that Knows not when to be silent
knows not when to speak.
Imported velvets ar'e said to have jump
ed in price all of 30 per cent.
The most fashionable morning "wrap
per" is the inevitable milkman. I j
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Essays on the sun and moon come un
der the head of light literature.
Two adults and one infant! interred in
Pine Forest Cemetery this week.
The Julie Hay, bchroeder, sailed from
Sharpness for this port on the 1st inst.
The Emma Crook, Woodward, sailed
from Liverpool on i the 1st inst. for this
port. I ! I
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To-morrow is known in the Church
Calendar as the Fourteenth Sunday after
Trinity. i
No love lasts which goes to prove
conclusively that Cupid, knows naught of
shoemaking. '
There has been but due interment in
Oakdale Cemeer
y for
the week ending
with day and
years.
that
was an adult, aged 671
The Register of Deeds1 has issued six
marrisge licenses during the week; oi.e
white couple and fivej colored couples wefe
the parties made; happy, j
The man who
won't! take a paper be
cause he can borrow
machine with which
one, has
invented a
he can cook his din-
ner by the smoke of his neighbor's chim
ney.
It destroys half the. pleasure of a sum
mer resort to bear a man eat Eoup at the
dinner table like the! last few gallons of
water being sucked out of a bath tub; by,
a wa.te pipe j jJ . !
Easy chairs sometimes hold uneasy
people, but ihey never do if ihe yeung
fellow takes the j precaution to lock the
parlor door, so the girl's father can't dis
turb the festivities. I
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 600! bales, i This wa consider
a pretty good beginning for September
and beats any one day up to this date in
September of jlast year. ;
Nature does riot execute ?snap" judg
ments, but alway8j warns the offender
against her laws by the infliction of pain.
Give attention to her warnirigs, and take
Dr. Bull's Baltimore Piili iu g-v-d! time
to prevent tl-e cccroachltrjeut' of dijjease
rrlce 25 centa. .
Uow to set sick. i
Expose ycurself day and night; eat too
much without exercise; Ij work too har!
with6ut rest; doctor! all' the time; take all
the vile rostrums I advertised; and then
you will want to know !
now to set well.
Which is answered in three words Take
Hop Bitters! See other column.
WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1879. NO. 187
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Again! We are called Upon.
Assistant Adjutant and Inspector Gen
eral B. F. Cobb, Jr., requests us to state
that the ladies are most cordially and
eirnestly i vited to bo present to witness
the match game of bas 3 ball, which takes
place on Thursday afternoon next between
the Young Boys' of America and the Star
light Clubs, oa the corner of Seventh and
Princess streets.
Happy Man.
Mr. 8. Hannteiu, who has been on a
visit to New York city for the past month,
returned to this city last evening, looking
well and happy. His visit proved to be
the most Dleasant of his life, for while
there he becamej betrothed to a fair daughs
Iter of that city. The nuptials will be
celebrated in about two months and Mr.
llanstein will bring his bride to a home
provided for her id this city. I
t- -1 -Yon
can get the best White Lead, Paints
and Oils, and lowest prices at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot. t
Tke Raffle Last Aight.
According tb previous anuou:cement
iu the Review the raffle of the bale of
cotton for the beneBt of the Hood fund
came off at Mr. Stephen Jewett's book
store jat 8 o'clock last evening. Maj. T.
H. McKoy threw the lucky number of 42.
whichjwonlbe prize, for his friend, Mr.
Wm. A. Whitehead. The net amount
realized will be about .$55, which amount,
we understand, will be forwarded by ex
press next week to New Orleans. I.
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Rosenthal's INew Stock.
Mr. Boson thai, of the new and fashion
able boot and shoe store on Market street,
returned here last night from the North
ern markets, where he laid in a large and
carefnlly selected stock ef goods. He
says that he has now more goods, better
goods and cheaper goods than he has
ever bought before in any one seasda and
he is confident that a call and an inspec
tion of his stock will convince all of these
facts. He appears in a handsome ad
vertisement in this issue to which atten
tion is respectfully invited.
Money in Turpentine.
It is said that, according to the low
prices of spirits and rosin, there is no
money in the - turpentine business now,
and has not been for several years. Yet
we happen to know of one gentleman, a
turpentine man. who has farms in North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia,
who made.$ 10,000 last year on turpentine
and in one year since th e close of the
war he made $32,000 clear in this busi
ness. He is a man who gives a close per
sonal and practical attention to the
receipts as well as to the disbursements
of his business and therbin may lie the
secret of his success. ;
A Good Appointment of the A. C. L.
The Atlantic Coast Line, we learn, has
secured the services ot Captain A. D.
Cazaux and that gentleman will he iden
tided hereafter with the A. C. L. in the
matter of freight and freighting business.
We are of the opinion that what Capt.
C. doesn't know about the business can't
be learned in twenty years, for that is
about the amount of experience he has !
had injtnrough freights.
We think Col. Pope, the General
Freight Agent of the Line, ; quite fortun
ate in securing a person) so favorably
known and so highly esteemed as is Capt.
Cazaux, to throw all of his well-known
business energies and qualifications to
wards influencing business for that route.
Littcll's Living Age
The numbers of the Living Age for
the weeks ending September 6 th and 13 th,
respectively, contain the following ar
ticles: The Works ; of Rembrandt,
Edivgburgh- Count Cavour, Quarterly,
Seme Facts and Thoughts about Light-
Emitting Animals, Popular Science Re
view; Prince Louis Napoleon's Expedition
to Boulogne, and A Gallican Novelist,
Fraser; Fashionable Charity, and The
Late Youth of Philosophers, Saturday
Rivitw; Barnard Castle, Spectator', with
continuations of Jean Ingelow's "Sarah
de Berenger; and Misa Karys "Doubt
ing Heart; ' and the usual amount of
Poetry. - j
For fifty-two such numbers of six
four large pages each (or more than 3,000
pages in a year), the subscription price
($8) is low; while for $10 50 the pub
lishers offer to send any one of the Ameri
can $4 monthlies or weeklies with 2hc
Living Age for a year, both postpaid.
Littell fc Co., publishers. ;
The best Windows, Doors and Blinds
and Lowest Prices can be got at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot.
X
1 Mishap to the Dry Dock.
We learn that late yesterday afternoon
as an effort was being made to sink the
third section of Messrs Blossom &
Evans' dry dock, from some cause the
section careened and capsized, snapping
and tearing asunder some of the timbers
which held the section together. The
damage, however, we are glad to learn is
only slight, at a cost not exceeding $45,
while the dock will be ready by Tuesday
afternoon to receive a vessel for repairs.
I Another Liberal A et. : i
I Mr. W
m. A. Whitehead, the gentle-
man who won the bale of cotton at
the
raffle last night, has donated the bale for
the same charitable purpose, so that all
who are willing to subscribe to the fund
for the benefit of General Hood;s orphan
children can have an opportunity of do
ing so by calling at Messrs.. Whitehead &
Turrentine's office, on f Dock street. The
raffle will take place within a reasonable
time, and as soon a respectable amount is
subscribed to justify it.
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Coming In Now.
Messrs A. & I. Shrier are determined
to maintain the enviable position they
have reached in the clothing business in
this city. By selling their goods at close
prices and only representing them as they
really are, thay have secured a large
share of the public confidence. Their
new stock is now coming in rapidly and
as fast as the senior partner, who is now
in New York, can make his selections.
They will present this Fall all the newest
and choicest styles and designs, and they In
vite attention to the eloquent display they
are making in all of the lines which go to
make up the stock of a first-class clothiug
house,
Sudden Death.
A young German sailor, named Car
Anderson, died quite saddenly this morn,
ing between 7 and 8 o'clock, at the Ma
riner's Hotel, oi- Natt street, where he
had been employed for some time as a
barkeeper. He was taken sick last lion
day Dooming, with an attack of delirium
tremens, but he had been improving and
the physician stated last night that if he
would abstrain from liquor he would
soon recover. The deceased was between
25 and 80 years of age and was a native
of Guttenburg, in Germany. The physi
cian giving a certificate of the cause of
death, the services of the coroner were not
called into requisition. He was buried
this afternoon 1 in the Public Burial
Ground by Mr. j Bryson, the proprietor of
the Mariner's Hotel.
Bead Ibis, (ilrls.
Learu to darn stockings neatly, and
see that your own are in order Don't
let a button be off your shoe a minute
longer than necessary. It takes just about
a minute to sew one on, and ob, bow
much neater a foet looks in a trimly buU
toned boot than it does in a lop sided af
fair, with half the buttons off! Every
girl should learn to make the simple ar
tides of clothing; and we know a little girl
of seven who could do all of this and also
make the whole of a blue calico dress for
herself, and piece a large bed-quilt. She
was not an overtasked child either, but
a merry, romping, indulged, only daugh
ter. But she was 'smart,' and she
did not die young either. Indeed w have!
seldom known children 'too smart to
live.' Very few ever die of that complaint,
whatever their grandmothers may think.
So never be afraid a bit of overdoing the
business. Ilelpall you can, and Btudy
over the business daily. Once get in the
habit of looking over your things, and
you will like it wonderfully. You will
have the independent feeling that ;you
need not wait for any one's convenience
in repairing and making, but that you
can be beforehand with all such matters.
The relief to your weary mother will be
more than you can estimate. j
For bar steel, iron and carriage goods
go to Jacobi's Hardware Depot, I
Wilmington District.
Methodist E. Church, South. Fourth
Round of Quarterly Meetings, 1879.
EizabethatElizabethtown. ..Sept 12-14
Whiteville at Liberty. . . .... .Sept 20 2t
Waccamaw Mission.. ...Sept 24-25
Brunswick.................. Sept 27-28
Wilmington at Fifth Street.. ..Oct 4- 6
Smithville Station .M'r......Oct 7- 8
Wilmington at Front Street.. ...Oct 11-12
Topsail..... j. ....J.... . L . L .... .Oct 18-19
Onslow.............. L ........ Oct 26-26
Duplin at Wesley Chapel.. ..Nor 1- 9
Clinton at McGee's Nor 8-2
Cohrie Miss, at Wesley Chapel Nov 11-12
Cokesbnry at Bethel Nor 15-16
L. S. Buhxhzad,
Presiding Elder.
t 1
Bfshop Atkinson's Appointments.
Rutherford ton, October 2nd.
Shelby, October 3rd P. M.
Lincoluton, October 5th, Seventeenth
Sunday after Trinity.
Beatty's Ford, October'Tth.
High Shoals October 9th.
Gastonia, October 10th.
" Charlotte, October 12th, Eighteenth
Sunday after Trinity.
Statesville. October 14th, Consecration
of the Church.
Morgan ton, October 15.
Stj James' Iredell, Co., October 17th.
Monroe, October 19th, Nineteenth Sun
day after Trinity, j ! ,
Wades boro, October 21st, j 1
A nsonville, October 22nd.
Rockingham, October 23rd. I
Lausrl Hill, October 24th.
Collections at each of these places for
Diocesan Missions, i ' '
A great many black silk suits are being
made, as these are staple suits, and re-
main in favor no matttir
are introduced later.
what novelties
New Advertisements.
Just Arrived,
fllHE FINEST LOT OF .8AMPSON CO.,
X BEKr and LAMBs of the season. Also,
FOBS. TEAL. BOLOGNAS, 4c, for .sale
at my makkwt, ao. b, Second st.
Orders by telephone will receive prompt
atteruon. j ;jOHN K.
sept 13 It 1 Proprietor.
For
JPROM THE 1st OF JCTOBEB,
1879, the BRICK DWELLING.
southwest oorner ot Orange' and Third sta.
Apply to JOHN H. FREEMAN.
septl3-tf , or SAM'L N. CANNON.
A Card.
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jyR. B. D. DnFORREST is
SOLE AGENT
of the NATIONAL BELL
TELEPHONE COMPANY, for the 8 Ute of
North Carolina, frem September 9th. Until
it i - -
! i i -
further notice no otherperson is authorised
to- represent said Company in said State;
JAS. M. OBMES,
General Agent, '
sept 13-lt National Ball Telephone Co.
A Card to the Public.
I AM MADE AWARE THAT MR. JAMES
M. ORMES will announce th is evening in
substance my removal! from the office of
Agent for the State of North, "Carolina of the
Bed Telephone Comps:iy. . '
This action is whpJily
unwarn nted, and in
violation of, the Contract made with me. I
!
forbear to sar more at present.
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MATTHEW P. TAYLOR,
State Agent,
sept 1S-U.
National Bell Tel echone Co.
The New Boot and
Shoe Store,
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32 MARKET STREET.
FJIO MY FRIENDS AND Patrons :
TLankfal for past favors, I will in-
form them that I have just returned fro m tl
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North, where I have visited all the celeb ra-
ted markets for Boots and Shoes.
I am determined te sell a good shoe foir
if 1 v
low price, such as you never bought i'ja
this market before. All I ask is a call and a
fair comparison.
My stock is now arriving; with every trai in
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f ud cannot be excelled by any in the city.
Respectfully,
sept 13 C. ROSENTHAL.
NEW STOCK OF
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Fall and Winter Clothing.
I A. & I. SHRIER,
Z7os. 28 & 34 market Otreet.
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WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF
the public to their large and varied
8tock of handsome and well-made Clothing,
now receiving, embracing all tie leading
t.lu a Jul I. k A UDDTPD
New York. They offer also a handsonse line of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, 1
HATS, TRUNKS, VALI8ES, k.
The celebrated DIAMOND UHIRT !
1 1 FOR ONX DOLLAR
All finished and laundried. UnlaaadriedT
Shirts at 75 cents,
sept 12 ! ! A. ft L SHRIER.
PLEASE NOTICE.
I'
We will be r!ad to receive eoxtmrni tiers
from our friends on any and all. tvb'wu 1 1
general interest but:
The name of the writer tuut. always te
uiahed to the.Editor.
Communications most bt-Hwrittao on
fl'1
one side of the paper.
Personalities must be aroJe4.
And it is especially and pArti uiany under
in the: editorial coli
stood that the Editor does not alwsys en
o f
oodents, unices so s
umns. I
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New Advertisements.
School Books
A .FULL AJJD COMPLETE assorlmen. of
SCHOOL BOOKS, lor all ClascsaJjuU xe
ceived. Teachers and Parents will find it to
their 'advantage to send their erders to the
MV2J BOOK OTOZL23. '
where School Books willibe furnished cheap
er than erer before. j !
Orders from the country solicited and wilf
meet with prompt tttention. '
Liberal disc mnt tj Teachers at
nrttaDVDPtrma
sept 12 3Sj and 41 Market st
Information
Wanted.
CONCERNING LTJBRE B. OLTMANN,
said t have resided at Pensacola. Yan-
cey connty, A . C. Address j j j
AUUAKU rCHUUAU,
Imperial j German Comal.
sert1l-3t Wilmington,! S.
Asbeville Citizen copy 3t and send bill to
the advertiser. 1 I !i i I
For Rent.
mHAT DESIRABLE STORE.
LL also HALL oa third floorl hew
(y fitted up, corner Market land
l South Water Streets from the 1st
of October Apply to
sept 11-tf
H. B
S600.
i OB.
RENT THAT VERT
desirable store on Market Street,
occu ied by Mr. Thos. H. Ilowey,
t . y- ; i - .ill
as a onoe oiore. ine cnespest store on
I i -
street. Apply to
THE McKOYV.
sept 10-tf i
Baby Syrup
PARKER'S GINGER TONIC, I Indian
I i" in
fSM. l
EILEK i.
apeointedl Colegogue, Bull's Cough Syirup,!: Kluti'
Chill Cure, AierB Ague Cure and..
a com
i
plete ftoek of pare Drugs and Med
cmesi
IF. C. MILLER,
Oorner 4th and Nun StreetsJ
Open day ad night,
sept 8-tf
Female School.
MISSES BURR & JAMES, Principals.
MRS. Mv S. GUSHING, Instructress En Yo
cal and Instrumental Music.
rTlHE FIFTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
JL of this School will commence onTMon.
day, Oct. 6th, 1879, and close during thej last
wees: in jane X9u, ine coarse of instruction
is solid and thorough,-and the utmost care
will be taaB, as heretofore,! to avoid every
thing pertaining to a superficial education.
Young children carefully and judiciously
trained, by means of object lessons and Kin
dergarten occupation, in conjunction with
tne Desi text dook instruction, - il
Free hand drawing taught without extra
charge, j I L I 'i
For further particulars see circulars at the
different Hook stores in thej city, or enquire
oi principals.
imited number of pupils can be
accommodated with board.;
Send
in Your
Orders.
"COUNTRY DEALERS AND TEACHERS
will find it
SCHOOL
to their adrantage to buy their
BOOKS and SCHOOL1 8TA
IIONERY of
w.
YATES.
Photographs.
T
AKEN AND FINISHED 'UP IN THE
latest styles, t Low Prices, at YATES'
BOOKSTORE AND PHOTO BOO
US.
sept 8 " j
First
Carto
ftKSepteiTlber
Mullets;
Sright and Pai !
HALL & PEARSALL.
sepUll . I I-
Ship Notice.
ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
cautioned air&iBt tmmHn
harboring any o f the ere w of the Am '
- v. n uu, h no joim oi meir con
traction will be paid by the master or eoa-
vigaees. n i
I . PATERSON, DOWNING ft CO,
I sops IV i
The MUUonaire.
PH. O'BRIAN, of San Francisco Cal.,
says t "Herald Comoonnd i th. hi-tt
Cement for broken ware I ever saw. I hra
article mended with it that stand as rood as
before thoy were broken." Sold by ail tfrug
gists ud country merehanti, or If your drug
gist hasn't got it, nor wont send for it. st ad
2i eests for a bottle to i t 1 1
JNO. T. PATRIOT, Bole Man'fr, I
apl 29-6t
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85?
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