THIS
If pibHihtd every aflermooa, Sundays ex
empted by
JOSH. T. JAMES,
KBITOK iHD PBOnUKTOX.
1UB8CBIPTI0N8. POSTAGE pldT
Oae year, 00 Six months, 1N ; Three
months, $1 15 ; One month, 50 cents.
Hie paper will be delivered by carriers,
,rse of charge, i m7 Prtof the city, at the
ibore rates, or 13 oenta per week.
Advertising rates low and liberal
BTSabseribers will please report any and
Ul failures to receive their papers regularly.
Miscellaneous.
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 market St.
We have just finished taking our annual
account of gtock, and are now daily receiv
ing NEW GOODS from the Northern
Markets, suitable for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE !
Our patrons will study their best inter
eats by making their purchases as early in
the Season as convenient,as the general in
dications of the market have an upward
teudeucy. We hare just received ov.-r
20,000 YARDS BEST CALICO !
PRICE O CENTS.
Wholesale buyers would do well to look
over our ttock before purchasing as we
have a ereat many go da we are offering
Wii below THE PRE5ENT MARKET
VALUE.
Fans fi Parasols.
C oeiug out the balance at Greatly Re
duc ;d Prices.
Plain, Striped and Chectced Nainsook
Muslins. The best value ever offered.
Call and examine.
, Liuen Lawus from 12 to 20 cents.
Dress Goods.
Our Variety is Large. Our prices ARE
LOW. 8c upwards.
LdC&Sa
Iiretonne, Torchon and Italian Laces.
We have very much th Largest assortr
ment that has been offered in this city and
our prices either by the 3 ard or piece, can
not be undersold.
Ouilts,
Domestic and Imported Quilts. Our stock
of the above is Urge. We have marked
none up in price, preferring to give our
patrons an opportunity to supply their
wants at the old prices
Table Linens-Towels
land Napkins,
Our present assortment excels anything
we have ever shown.
Call and give our stock a look over. Our
Buyer Is in the market at present and we
are receiving many Novelties.
OUR .
5 and IO
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 turpi isingly Cheap and Useful
Goods that ever were offered in any mar
ket under any circumstances. We offer
great inducements to Wholesale Buyers.
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market Street
aug 16
NEW STOCK OF
Fall and Winter Clothing.
A. & I. SHRIER,
ZXos. 28 &. 34 EZarket Street.
WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF
the pmblio to their large and varied
Stock of handsome and well-made Clothing
now receiving, embracing all ti e leading
styles, selected in person by A. SHRIEK in
Haw Y ork. They offer also a handaome line of
OKNT8 FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, TRUNKS, TALI8E8, Jkc.
The celebrated DIAMOND SHIRT,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
All finithed and leandried. Unlanndried
BMrta at 7ft oenta.
sept 12 A. A L SHRIER.
Zephyr Worsteds.
NOTHER LARGE LOT
JUST RECEIVED.
WIIITE 10 CENTS.
' COLORED 12 CENTS.
Look oat for announcement of Grand
Millinery Opening.
H. H. 8PRUNT,
ept II Exchange Cone"
Old Newspapers.
QUANTITY OF OLD NEWSPAPERS
ftr wrapping, offered for sale cheap at the
sept 4
DAILY RKYIEW OFFICE'
T
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VOL. W.
LOCAL i NEWS.
New AdTertiaements.
DkRosskt Aj Co -St re for Rent.
P. HautiBBaeaa Schoel Books.
Hall a PiAMALL-i-Baoon and Flour.
Altafibb A PEiCB-f-Bash, Doon, i Blinds
and Ornamental Woodwork. j .
Read Altaffer A Price's local ads.
A. A I. Shriek! Fall and Winter Cloth-
ine ' ' !! I I
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Window Glass ah frizes at ltaffer &
Pricels. 1 V '. j t
People are now shooting birds, Summer
hats, etc. 1 I
The steamship Benefactor, Jones,
hence, arrived
dav.
at New York on Wednes
George Eliot says:
Women don't
love men for
lucky, if true.
their goodness.' This is
Ask your j nearest 1 1 debating society
which are the most heart-rending dog-
days or catnights. j
Rows or little Kuots of satin ribbons of
two colors. are worn down the fronts of
dresses of a
I kinds in
Paris.
The best
WiuJowb
Dxrs and Blinds
and Lowest1 Prices loan be got at Jacobi's
Hardware DepOt. h X
Street corner
statesmen are voluble,
Kitfrnna. awerressive. and ohl so dry. A
"" -0- ' . j; 7
limekiln is a swamp in j comparison to
them. . ;' .1 I i ' -v
Some of the muslin polonaise have their
backs tucked
throughout their entire
iength, and have their front tucked as
ar
as the waist.
After several! days of dry,' hot and sun
shiny weather, we were visited this lore
noon by gentle and refreshing showers to
make glad the parching earth.
Window Glass
of all sizes at JacObi's
Hardware Depot
- Rice' birds , in Petersburg (tbey call
them sora there) are quoted by the Index
Appeal at from 40 to 50 cents a dozen.
They sell here for from 15 to 25 cents.!
Women care more for nature and men
more for art. A cynical bachelor might
say that perhaps that is the reason why
mfin and women care so much for each
1
other
The city and the country are at this
seeson like a change in a .night watch.
One is waking and shaking itself into life,
the otner is lying down and getting rid of
company for a'lohg sleep
Somebody in f Wilmington who signs
himself with a single "M" (is that you,
Tom?) publishes a very interesting letter
in yesterday's Raleigh Observer on the
Cape Fear river, ngejbirds and rice fields.
He thought he heard j 'tha angels sing
but it provedrtd be a chorus of yel s from
the next door children 1 He grew desper
ate, procured a bottle f Dr. Bull's Baby
Syrup and sent it t Mrs S. with his
compliments. 'He was a bachelor.
When is a married man a bird? Whin
he comes home at 2 A. M. P. S. For
the benefit of bachelors (it not being nec
essary for the married;! faction) we explain
that when a man comes home at the hour
named his wife makes : him quail .
There is a touching beauty in the pale
wild rose that' grows by the dus y way
side, half choked with thistle down; but
it is all lost upon the man who breaks
both his back suspender buttons when be
stoops to pluck U. j ; j! j
For bar steel;! iron and carriage good
go to Jacobi's Hardware Depot, J
Signal, Service, U. S. A.,
Station WiUnlngton,N.
Ci Sept.20 ,1879
10:30 a. m.
The following order
at this station : j
has been, received
Signals are ordered up at Cape May.J
"i 1 1 i J. M. Watson. I
SergtJ Signal Corps, U. S. A.
Match Game of Base Ball.
A prominent event of interest in base
ball eircles is the projected j match game
between the Champion and Home Club,
which is to take place at theOlub Grounds,
near the Old Union Depot, on next Wed
nesday, the 24th. )
You cau get iLe best WhiU) Lead, Paints
and Oils, and lowest prices at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot. , ' - , t
Maslsirale's Court
Before Justice Hall this morning Hen
ry MacRae, colored, was arraigned upon
the charge of false) " pretense, and bound
over in the sum of $60 for bii appear
ance at the next term of the Criminal
Court, 1 !
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WILMINGTON, N.C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
Assistant Marshal.
Piatt D.Cowan.Esq, of this city,bas been
selected as Assistant Marshal from New
Hanover, by Col. A. B. Gorrell, of Wins
ton, Chief Marshal tor th State Fair. Mr.
Cowan is now in Raleigh, and we presume
he will accept the tender which has been
made him.
Sunday School Convention.
The eighth annual session of the colored
Baptist Sunday School Convention of
North Carolina will be held in Goldsboro
on Wednesday, the 24th inst., and will
continue in session for three days. The
Convention is composed ot delegates from
all parts of the State, representing a mem
oership of 22,697, and a large attendance
is expected.
I 1 olonel. McRae.
The Charlotte Democrat says: Col. D.
K McRae, of Wilmington, has accepted
the invitation to deliver an address at the
Fail in Charlotte on the 6th of November
next. The reputation of Col. McRae as
a q orator will draw a large crowd to hear
hina and we can say, from what we know
about him, that no one will be disap
pointed. He is the best and most enter
taining speaker we ever heard, not ex
cepting Stephen A. Douglass, Thoma i
fL. Benton and Wm. L. Yancey, j I
Strangers in the city should not fail to
visit the Sash Factory, foot of Walnut
street. ! I t
Odorous Plants,
Upon this subject the Country Gentle
man has remarked that many cultivators
of ornamental plants desire especially to
raise those which produce fragrant odors
particularly for. boquets, stands, and
flower yeses. In answer to occasional in
quiries, it names the following sweet
dcented flowers, to which some of our
readers may add others : Sweet violet, hy
acinth, heliotrope, pinks, sweet-scented
candy tuff , woodbine, sweet brier, jwhite
lily, sweet alyssuoa, mignionette, sweet
William, and several sweet-scented, per
petual roses. Here are enough to fill a
room or garden with perfumes rivaling
the 'odors from the spicy shores of Araby.
the blest,' if well managed and cultiva
ted.
j City Court-
Mary Auderson, a delinquent from the
Whitfield house, arraigned for disorderly
conduct, was discharged. j
Tilly Hall, alias Matilda Fennell,
charged with disorderly conduct, was dis.
charged, j 1 . j
Jane Hines, charged with the same of
fence, was sentenced to pay $5 fine or
remain in custody for the space of ten
days. . I Ij
Mag McKoy, colored, for a like offence
received a similar sentence. j
A truly rural individual, arrested for
drunkenness, was released after spending
the nignt in a cell.
Four retail merchants who were brought
up for falling to pay their ; license tax
were fined $5 each. This finished the
day's sitting and the Court adjourned.
' Save your money by buying your Build-
i na Supp lies from Allaffer & Price.
Llppincott'a Magazine.
Lippincott'a Magazine for October
open with a very bright end amusing
article, by Margaret Pjrtha Wright, de
picting the rambles and experiences of a
party of American artists in Italy. The
illustrations are in keeping with the text,
being full of vivacity and point. The
fourth chapter of Dr. Oswald's 'Summer
land Sketches treats of 'The Western
Sierras and is not inferior to the former
installments either in the interest of thel
narrative or the beauty of the illustra-trations-
A third illustrated article,
'Chamois Shooting with the Emperor of
Austria is by W. A. Baillie Grohman,
author of 'Gaddings with a Primitive
People.' 'Sunday in England' is the pro
duction of an English writer, who treats
his subject with that intimate knowledge
which none but a native could be expect
ed to exhibit. William L. 8tone, author
of the well-known life: of Sir William
Johnson, relates the bioeraphy of Lady
Harriet Acland, whose heroic character
and eventful career give her a prominent
place in the annals of conjugal devotion.
Edward C. Bruce writes instructively on
American Landscape Gardening.' H
M. Kennedy gives an interesting account
of The Study of English j in Germany,'
and Mrs. E. B. Duffey j describes The
Buried Wealth of South Jersey.'
Through Winding Ways which ha
proved I one ef the most attractive serials
ever published in the Magazine, is con
cluded in this number, and there are sev
eral short stories saited to different tastes
The 'Monthly Gossip' is entertaining as
usual, and the number on the whole is as
readable as any of its predecessor.
BftKW.
Pretty Low.
Captain Albert Worth1, of the ateame1
A. P. Hurt, reports the river lower than it
has been since 1871. But the Hurt can
get through if thj sand is only , wet; at
least so says, Captain Worth !
The Woodhull.
Somebody, probably the inevitable Vic
herself, has sent to j the Review and
Journal copies of the London American
Traveller, w ith a long editorial article on
the Woodhull as a candidate for the
Presidency, not of England, but of the
United States, and enclosing a j full page
picture of that notorious character.
The 1 neatrical Season.
Since our yesterday's issue Capt. Pen
nypacker, the lessee of the Opera House,
has had an application from the Fay
Tmpleton Troupe for the Opera House
for September 29th and 30th and Octo
ber 1st, and has therefore booked tbt.m
for those dates. The Templetons had
other dates at first, but cancelled thorn for
these. In all probability this will be the
opening of the theatrical season in WiU
mington.
Juvenile Bailers.
A match game of base ball was played
yesterday afternoon,
at the corner of Sev-
1 "1 j
enth and Princess streets, between two
juvenile clubs in this city, the Starlights
and the Wide Awakes, j which resulted in
a victory for the former by a score of 48
to 36. At the close of the game the vic
tors left for Mr. P. Heinsberger's store
where that gentleman presented a bai
and ball to the winning club. The little
fellows left the store in high.feather and
with three cheers for Mr. Heinsberger.
Tne Virtue 01 Turpentine.
I A medical authority says: "Let any
one who has an attack of lockjaw take
small quantity of spirits of turpentine,
warm it and pour it into jthe wound no
matter what the wound is, or what its
nature is and relief will follow in less
than one minute. Nothing better can be
applied to a severe cut or bruise than
cold turpentine; it will give certain relief
-almost instantly. Turpentine is also a
sovereign remedy for croup. Saturat a piece
of flannel with it, and place the flannel on
the throat and chest; in every case three
to five drops on a lump of sugar may be
taken inwardly. Every family should
have a bottle of turpentine on hand.'
,! r
Not Enough Money1 for the Music.
Henry MacRae, colored, "gin a treat
the other night, that is, it was a country
man's treat; every man was to pay for
himself before he could gain admission to
the ball-room in which there was music
and dancingall in compliment to the col
ored volunteers from Raleigh.t But Mac
Rat, it seems, in settling up his indebted
ness With those who discoursed the
dulcet strains, while the, sable-hued
gallants with the gold lace and brass
buttons tripped the light fantastic with
their lovely Dinah's, lacked just seventy
eight cents to complete the amount,
whereupon he was taken up with a war
rant and carried before a Justice of the
Peace for trial. 1
Mb. Editor : ,
The ladies living North of the W. &
W. Railroad would like very much to
know of the Board of Aldermen what
has become of their petition, sent in. some
two months ago? They would respect
fully remind the city fathers of the fact
that their husbands, fathers and brothers
still 'lve wove antVpay taxiis. !
!i G.
Important to the Afflicted.
We would advise all who may need the
advice of a physician, to either call or
write to Dr. Rooertson, 19, So. Eutaw St.,
Baltimore, Md., who from 15 years expe
rience in Hospital and Special Practice,
guatahtees a cure in all diseases of the
Urinary Organs and of the Nervous Sys
tem, Organic: and Seminal Weakness, Im
potency (loss of sexual power), Nervous
Debility and trembling, Palpitation of the
Heart, dimness of sight or giddiness, Noc
turnal Emissions, Ac, all resulting from
abuses in youth j or excesses; in manhood ;
also all skin and blood diseases quickly
cured. Dr. R. is a graduate of one of the
oldest and best medical schools in this
country (University of Maryland), andre
feis to the leading physicians in his city,and
all consulting him can rely upon honorable
and confidential treatment. In writing
enclose stamp for reply. Special attention
iven' to all female complaints. Good ac
commodations for all wishing to call and
jee him. Medicine sent to any address. t
A CARD.
To all who are goffering from the er
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood'
&ci, I will send a recipe' that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was' discovered by a missionary In
South America. Send a self-addressed
envelope to the Ber. Joseph T. Ixxah
&tatwn Dt New York City. j
19, 1879. NO. 192
Mr. Thos. E. Bond, Superintendent of
the N. Y. & W.
S. S. Line, has just re
turned from a flying visit to Gotham.
No man know how much cold comfort
there is, in this world until his heel
crushes n innocent , grape hull on a hard
pavement.'
No more nimbly does the feathered war
bler of the wood flit from twig ;o twig
than does the church congregation trip
from benediction to snail talk and gossip.
Code Duello.
Passengers by the
W. C. A A. train
this morning report that an affair of honor
was about to take place between Mr.
Dargan, of the Sumter Watchman, who
is also a practising lawyer, aoda Mr.Earle
both ars young men and both Residents
of Sumter, S. C, and both are practising
lawyers; and, singular to say, they were
both members of the last legislature which
met in that State, where it is said the
difficulty which is about to cu minate
in a duel first had Its origin.
One of the gentlemen has been arrested,
so our informant states, but he gave bond
and then went on the even tenor of hip
way, expecting to forfeit the bond and
meet his antagonist. The parties were
expected to look at each other over tht
barrels of t heir Derringers somewhere
near the Georgia
row.
ine to day or to mor-
Better than Foreign
Port.
Speer's Port Grape Wine is better than
Imported Port, and since the adulteration
of the latter, it must take its place. !It
is pure, and really excellent and healtb
giving. Troy Times) i-
The mqst select Fifth Avenue families
of New York use this wine at their eve
ning entertainments. Messrs. P. L.Bridg
ers & Col, J. C Munds and Green &
Flanner have some direct from Mr, Speer.
i Worthless Stufl!
Not so fast, my friend; if you could see
the strong, healthy, blooming, men
women and children that have been raised
from beds of sickness,1 suffering and Al
most death, by the use of Hop Bitters,
you would say Glorious and invaluable
remedy." See another column, j I
DIED.
CRMS BY Near Bannerman'a Bridge, in
?hw?1u,i4t' ' n 8uPdy the 14th inst.,
JOHNNIE, the last son of Widow Ormsby!
in the 19th year ef his age. He Was a ff0od,
peaceable, inoffensive young man, with no
stain of reproach to rest iepon his name.
May the bereaved mether be euitained in
ker iffiictioa by the assurance that her pres
ent loss is his eternal gain. I Knox.
New Advertisements.
I Store for Rent
fpHE STOBE NOW OCCDPIZD
by Behrend A Monroe, on North
1 ,
ast corner of Market and Second streets.
I apply to
sept 19-St j DkROSSET k CO.
Altaffer & Price,
I ,j f
Mamufactuhbbs and Dralersin
USH, 000RS, BLINDS,
ORNAMENTAL WOODWORK,
AND
Builders' Supplies !
j GENERALLY. I
Factory Foot f Walnut i tree t.
I ! ! i
Office Nntt, near Red Croes street.
eepi in ij
BACON
AND
FLOUR.
J 00 Bol3D8, nd Smoked Side?,
J QQQ Bhls Good New Flour. 1
At close figures by
pt 19
HALL A PEAR8ALL.
School Books
fTlHE i MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
1
Bcbool Books, Book Bsgs, Book 8traps and
Clamps, Lnneh Boxes, Slate Pencils, of
every variety, in the city, is at
HEINSBERQER'si
Pianos and
Organs,
FBOM LEADIITQi MANUFACTURERS,
eold on the instalment plan at the verv
loweetprW GutUrs, Yiolins, FUtea, Ffee,
Accordeonj, 4c. Strings for all Instrmaent'
at the
eept 19 LIFE B09K 8TORE.
PLEASE NOTICE.
VTf a -
ne wui oe glad to receive eoitnnni ations
from our friends on any and, all tcb'Uti bt
general interest bat i
' ' l
ML . . -
iDename or the writer nrnst Jwvf p fri
aished to the Editor. .T1
j : i I
Communieatio&s most b- written on! on! y
one nae 01 tne paper.
Personalities must be avoidetl.
And it is especially and parti li'arlv
ft .
poder
the views of correfiKndenuJ nnlesl so I stat
mo tuiwr aon nni aivrsts enar
u the editorial coluttns. I
1 New AvertisQmon ra.
Hale's Week!
O
v Tnwniv t.i. j. .!
, ' iiiuy n ' CJ'THvr
e?K0,Ld Z"l 'J? the jpUljcVtU
Democratic Newspaper. : ' ' H
Tbese lour woros convey ell the a iCoUirij
fProspecru cculd tell: hs ood M thi
State; the succees of the Pai-y whicli Is the
life of the Mteand the c un rj ; i tte pb
acatu.n of a 1 the news these the" oiljfCta
proposed, lhat he can do the last and co-.-tribateto
tfe firet and H?cond, the satweriber
does not affect o dubt. ! 1 he People tave
i Wu?n upon cu pastAud,
uc uu uuivuudi me iutire. 1
Hale's Weekly will be printed from new
and beautiful type and on lair white paper,
fheprice will b $i pel annnm. No name
will tro upon its mail books withont nvmor.
and no paper will be sent alter expiration of!
uuo uuib paiu ior. r. M. UALR.
naieirn, Bept 15. 1879. sept 16-tr
Wanted.
JOURNEYMAN PRINTErt,1 Jho can
oriDg the highest reeommend&riCEs,
rous of a position iri a newppaper j)fflcb in
cne country. Will work ebeap. Admire
I
M., c are of '.
. I !
eept 16-tf
fA ILY REVIEW
Wilmington n, c." N -
Tr A. IcnUTTB, Prop,
TRE COMMERCIAL, firmerly the "EM
1 1 1 , r '
P1RE H0U8E",havlngbeen thoroughly rcn-
i ... ,liU
ovated and refitted is now one of the leadir
first-class Hotels in . the city. The table
auprlied with the best our home and nbr'tb-
1 I
ern markets affords.
i ' r r. '
Board per Day $2 and $2 50 I
Large Sample Rooms for) the Com
mercial trade. j j
a. Dirst-uiasa War and Billiard llkll
connected with this Hotel
FREE LUNCH dallr. from 11 a 1 if
July 19- I
School for Young Ladies.
Mies HART, Principal.
Assisted by Miss M. BJ BSO WN.
Session begins Thursdiy, 2d of OctV.
Instruction in Qermaw La noctaoe and LitL
eeatcee by Professor Th. VonJasmphd.
""f""" uu i ainti.no taught by
H. Pabblet. 11
Mrs. E.
iNsiaciiENTAL Mcsrc under char
M. P. .Tavlor. j I
all Beginners
W9
4 of Mrr
UNDIE THE BPEf IA L TbA
PaiHcirAt
TH K
charges moderate. N6 extr charge f-vV
lessons in Frehch Languaoi, Vooau Alrsid
For particulars, see Circulars at the B
stores, or address the j i
)b k
sepiio Mon a Jbri-tf 1 PRINCIPAt'
Organs.
1 1
TO) THOSE WHO WANT ORGANS, I
would say that in future I'll keep constant'y
on hand a number of FIRST-CLAsjs oR
GAN8, wbich ; I will offer, for sale Very
Cheap. My stock of SCHOOL BOOKS and
SCHOOL STATIONERY is now cLpUti
Photograph Booms
Connected with Book Store
Work fitished
np in the very it ityle, at
eptl7 YATES' BOOKSTORE.
For Srriithville!
gTEAM YACHT ELIZA
BETH, Capt. D.W.Chadwick
carrying United States Mail. Leaves whWf
foot of Market street daily (except i"nndays)
at 3 P. M. Returning, leave Bmithtiile
at 6 A. M. , K. P. FADDlSOrf.i
sept 8
A pent.
CHAS. KLEIN,
Uniertater ani Cabinet ike
ffo. 24 Sonth Pront Streetj
WILMINGTON, N. b. J 1
A fine asfrrtment of Cofilns and Cast
keu constantly on hand. Furniture Repaired,
Cleaned and Yarnished. j Orders by ;tele
graph er mail promptly filled. 8 jan'U fj
; . a 1 Hi
jThoi. H. HcKoy, Lobt H- McKovi
ATTOnrJElffl-AT-LAW
WILMINGTON, N. a
wmcB flora nae siars:ei. street. Oetwee
ecovn ana rear a streets.
ian2T4Si !
Warm Sprihers
Wwtcrn Horth Carolirlal
1 ' . - . i- 1 . i
18 NOW OPEN for the reception of plea
nre seekers an 0 invalids.! I h i
This lovely place is situated in the l beauti
ful valley of the Frtnch Broad, within eight
muee or tne ranro&o. : 1 j
We have a fine band of music, attentive t
vants, and all other accommodation to be
foand at a first-class watering pike?. 1 ,
For particolars apply for descriotive dsjd-
pblet. , W. H. HOWERTON. j
june 10 Proprietor,
.