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IV WILMINGTON, N. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1879. NO.196 tcod tUt the Editor doen not alwj" end-i tht TlAVr fnrr.c nni4.a . I . . !. il 1.. . 1. 1 fcfl La the editorinl colonp. HI Miscellaneous BROWN & RODDICK. 45 Market St. W titve just finished lahinaour annual Kic( un: of s ock, ami are now daily rec iv NKW (iOODS from the Northern iaikKs, suit abl! for the VAl.i. AS l) WINTER TRADE! ur patrons will study their best inter-fi-t.sby making their puicbasis, as early in ti, season as convenient the general in 1 it-it. ion s of the market have an upwaid u ndercy. We have just received over 20.000 YARDS BEST CALICO ! pp.ieis ;ents. VIioli ?ale buyers would do well to look over .our t look before purchasing as we i-ave a gn at many po ds we are ottering much U low THE PUEaKNT MARKET VALUE. Fans & Parasols. Cosing out the balance at Greatly Re duced Prices. plain, .Striped and Checked Nainsook MiHii.s. The best value ever offered. Call and examine.- Linen LawuS from 121 to 20 cents. Dress Goods. Our Variety is Large. Our pi ices ARE LOW. 8c upwards. Laces. r. e'oimo, Torchon and Italian Laces. Ye have very much thJ- Largest" assort ment that hai been ofl'ered in this city and our prices either by the yard or piece, can not be undersold. Ouilts. Domestic and Imported Quilts. Our stock of the above is large. We have ma'ked none tip in price, preferring to give our patrons an opportunity to supply their wants at the old pricws Table Linens-Towels and 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 lO Gents Is situated on the S. W.'corner of Market and Second streets, and every Steamer that comes irto this port brings a Fresh Lot f the most surpiis'mgly Cheap and Useful Oor.ds 1 hat ever were offered in any, mar ket under any circumstances. We offer jjreat inducements to Wholesale Buyers. BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Market Street au 16 he Purest and Best Medicine erer made. and Daadellon with allthe best and most cura UTe properties of aU other Bitters makes the gTeat- 1 I' rlfl e r , Urer KeffiiUtar, and Life v. omwrui Aceu. uo eariu. disease op lli nealtb can possibly long exist Vwra linn Rittora .i nnul ... r. . are tbelr operations. rmy gtT mw lift) aad Tlgtw to tie Md sad laBnk To all whrlUA . . . J . ft, II II. I vi. Lne Doweu or unnary arcana, or who require an Appetizer. Tonic and miM Krimnlan im areinTaluabl without Intoxicating;. wo matter wnat your reelings or symptoms aret what the disease or ailment Is, use Hop Bitter Don t wait until you are sick, but If you only feel od nr mlvnihla mm f T); ii jsare your life. It has saved hundrwU, 5TO wui be paid for a case they will not cure or help. I k not suffer nor let yon r friends sailer, but HUM a rt 1 11 n m K .. . . IT --.. -1 "wui w u uup xuttera. Remember Hop Bitters Is no Tile, droCTred, drunk en nostrum, nntth. Is, . d ..i . ErSTt J l?T"d d d Hope," and ' . jMuiiy snouia De without them. tet aome tUa day. gJJJ3 Oop Ootqh Onus U the sweetest, safest and best. Ask Children. The rrnpr-iTv-o. , . . "or to aU others. Cures by abeorptiun. Ask druggist. V.!!. J0Iu and Irresdstlblecure for drunk oMbTdrnggUu. Hop Bitten M tg. Co. Rochetter, N.T ---fi i7 Ul UUinm. Z-fcTttasVY san.1 narvslfH.' w ior circular.: Zephyr Worsteds. YN'TUEh LA'wQE LOT - JUST RECEIVED. AVUITE 10 CENTS. COLORED 12 CENTS. Look out for announcement of Grand Millinery Opening, V. H. 8 P RUNT, e 4 1 & Fxchansre Corner- Old Newspapers. QUANTIl Y OF OLD NEWSPAPERS fr wrapping, offered for Sale cheap at the pt 4 DAILY REYIfiW OFFICE. LOCAL, NEWS. New AdTerliseinents. P. Hbisbbbugkh The North A a eric n rfcevier. . i A. A I 8hbier Thjjy are Fere. Hesry Hayaok City Taxes lblrJ. R. F. Lanqdoh For Kent. W. Catlett Caoe Fear Military Acad emy. Geo. Mter" TWe New Market. Nothing jduing in Magisterial circ day. . ' 1UH , 1- j i j Hogs may' j be planted! in any kind of soil ; they takd root anywhere. j I He who lived up to ihis income ;aid saves no money i dpiug .un injustice to his family. Fruit jars," he sai as be looked at a sign aud then continued, "yes it, does, un Iea it is real ripe. J Window G,las4 of all sizes at Jacobi's Hardware Depot.1 til I j Autumn'i leaves i will i wear the sarce col- nrs this season al last. There is no fash- ionabie nonseuse about nature. The pearl, signifying ! purity, is the stone next in favor after a diamond tp be C8ec m an engagement ring A happy and con ented! woman nevej neglects her appearance so long as she de sires to be appreciated and loved. Schr. Anna' W. from this port for Vineyard Haven on Barker, Suowm an Bbston, arrived be 21st inst. Mac ificent Ladies Neck Ties 10 cents. Uahn & Goodman, Fourth street. t la 'I It is not only "necessary1 to be careful that what we eat is i in good condition, but we should take caie that we ourselves I are so. Bladen Cuurti with 1 his Honor ! Judge i. T ,i 1 Seymour presiding and j Capt. Mclver representing the State, commences next Monday. I ; i ! 'j ' ' One reason why Ichildreri llke iho moth er the best is because she ban rarely find the bootjck until after the occasion' has passed away. We have seen buckets, tubs';, barrels and bathing tubs, made of paper, but what the dickens does a newspaper want of files made of the paper j! 1 -H ! i Elegant Neck Ties for LaBies, 5 cents. Hahn & Goodman's1; Fourth St. t The prophet who predicts the coming ol just the kind of weather people want, may not hit right once in a dozen times, but he's bound to be popular, j. j ; It's rough to get iudgment, against an editor and then find that the only thing the i. i i editor possesses, which fare seizible, are a pair of sbeara And a paste pot. -r Ladies' Neck Ties 5 cents. Jahn & Goodman, Fourth street." t T7! Too much regard catinot be given ! to the fact that Dr. Bull s Baltimore Pills have uo superior as a. family medicine. Fur Headiche, Flatulency, Dvspepsia, Liver ai d 3 loed diseases, ervousneps,- etc.. jhey stand 'unexcelled. Price 25 cents. The .ill tha't wears a nns. on ber fore i i 1 1 finger is i. ot alvyays engaged. She's ob liged to do it tj k(e;up with the times and the y uug u.en should not yet down1 in the tiiouth ut ny of these sigiis. Fishir:g' 'leads t ph;!8.pliy.' 1 does indcf-d. j iVv'hen a man gets home from an 1! dayj tramp, hungry, tired ai d wet. he is at to phiiUpiiiz'a to the! tx tent of rt?n)arkiti2 what a ool a fool is. Y-u ca-iel the best Whijt la, I'ainls and Oils, aiul luKvost p ices at JaCobi's U .id var' l).'p' t It has beea te Department to i nominations of p ided at the llost- flice I ue three additional de il l i stage due stamps, rep and i 50-ceut stamps resenting 10, j 3d The use of these Jtampsjwill be confined to the larger offices. ' - j Bark EiixitiiUS (N'ur) j Tallakseo. from Wilmington,! Nj;0, after lying 35 days in quarantine at Berpmda, had been allowed prior to Sept 18 to 'go into port and discharge her cargo of-pi.ch pine lumber u ider the survet'U nee pf th? Health Ofli-. cer, but no coraniuuiclitiin Was allowed .i i al j.lJ .' JJ 1 J- 1 Willi tne snore uniu u-euirgwi uu pro perly fumigated. A Reliable Wine. 1 Mr. A. Speer,; otilfew Jersey, whose Port Grape Wine has 4uch a wide reputa tion, and which physicians prescribe so generally, was the firs'in this country to introduce the art of jnakiug wine from the Oporto Grape, which is now the best wine to be had. and baa become a great favorite among the most fashionable in ew York and Philadelphia. Receipts of Cotton. The receipts of cotton at this tort to day were but 251 bales against 281 for the corresponding day of last year. The receipts to date during September, are 6,291 bales, against5,168 bales for corres ponding period of last year. For bar steel, iron and carriage gods go to Jacbis Hardware Depot. I The Home and Champion Club- The first of a series of match game? be tween the Champion and the Home Base Ball Clubs is btnng played at the Athletic Qrouuds this afternoon. The prize is the championship of the city. There is a ' ' '' large attendance and much interest mani fested We will give a!reoort to-morrow as the result will be too late for' this is sue. Railroad Freights. The railroads terminating in this city are doing an immense business in freights. We are informed by Capt. Knight that the W. & W.and the jw . C. & A. roads are crowded to their utmost capacity to meet the demands for freight accommoda tions, Every train' is crowded and every available car is in constant use. The best Aiuaows, Doors and; Blinds and Lowest Prices can be got at Jacobi's Hardware Depot. i Poll Tax. At the recent meeting of the Board of County Commissioners, held last Monday, an important order relative to poil tax for the year 1879 ; w? issued by the Board. It was ordered that all who have f tiled to list their poll tax for that year be allowed the privilege of having the double tax remitted, provided the poll is paid; in to the Sheriff by the first day of November. ' The C. F J. 1. The Fall session of the Cape Fear Mil itary! Academy, under the supervision of Captj Washington Catlett, as Principal, will open on Monday next, the 29th inst. on which occasidn the brass-buttoned boys will bid adieu to the follies as well as the pleasures, of the past season, and prepare for hard work this winter. Capt. Catlett will have a full corps of instruc tors and has renovated and improved i his school rooms. City Court. The only casa this morning to need the attention of His Honor, the Mayor, was that of Antone S wain, the young lad arrested a few days since charged with the larceny of tickets from the store of Messrs. Taylor & Winstsad; an account of which we published atthe time. On account of the extreme yduth of the ac cused and upon his promise to be a better boy and go into the country, the affidavit was withdrawn and the case dropped for the present j We sell all our best. Calicoes at 0 cent!s HahL & Goodman, Fourth st. f Home Again. Mr. and Mrs- A.Sirier returned here last night after au absence of some ninths in Europe uud several weeks spent in New York on the return trip. They are both looking extremely wed a'-d it is needless to say tha their visit to he old couutry was in tLe blgbeot degree ejyabie. A pleasiug sur. i ue awaiied ; them yu their teturu here, 'ihey ioiiud that the fair hands ol thci, lady friends had been at woik yesterday and that tnti'r residence on Fourth stieet, between Chtbinui an. Mulberry, had been latelutly adorned with evergreens ai-dj garlands and rljWvis and, that luany friend were present to bid them a weicorn j back "heme agaiu from a foreigu shore." A conspicuous decoration was a handsome tioral iuscrip tiou, eooipotsiug the world "we'e-me.' Tue barptro nd been engaged and the iuiertsL ol the occasion was tuhanc.d by thebeautif.l music delivered by them. The evening was one ot those rare and j i ! happy occasions in hie Which are never to be forgotten. j Ladle ' TUa. E'eganteck Ties at 5 and 1U cents. Hihn & Goodmar, Fourth st. f A returned vacationist says there is a good deal of humbug about the romance of country liie. He finds that the village blacksmith uses machine-made horse shoes, and that the old oaken bucket u nothing but a converted paint keg. It is a singular fct that the men who are second in command at home always want to nils the whole of creation the mo meat they get outside their back, gates. You can always tell 'em. The Cape Fear. Steamboatmen report only about 2 feet of rise in the Cape Fear from the recent rains. They also say that not so much rain fell in the upper section of the river as did in this vicinity, aud think the rise has about reached its height. 1 i Kearney Rousing. The Raleigh Neics furnishes us with a little piece of news in the way of a rumor prevalent in that city to the effact j that fudge Russell is to import Dennis Kear ney into this district next year, to I talk politics to our people, under the bead and f-tyle of Greenback-Labor. He is to come here, it is 3aid, sometime next tyear during the political canvass,! provided somebody don t smash him in the interim' Let him come. He .need 'nt bring his ..... saudiot with him; we'll supply that ar ticle here. I i ! Strangers in the city should not fail to visit the Sish Factory, foot Of Walnut street. i j I f r . I Painful Accident. Our Fremont correspondent informs us that Mr. Leonard Dickinson, one of the most worthy citizens' of Wayne county, while riding in a cart with two of his children, on the' 18th inst., was seized with au attack ot vertigo, causing bun to fallout. This frightened the horse and caused him to run away, and both childo ren were thrown violently to the ground, one ot whom, a boy aged about five years, was completely scalped, besides sustaining other severe bodi'y injuries. The other fortunately escaped unharmed. Dr. W. J. Gilbert w: s promptly in ! attendance, and every means known to science applied to lelieve the agonies of the little one, who, at last account?, was doing well, and in a fair way to ultimate recovery. The crops are reported as about one third less than the average, and with a great deal of tickness, harves ing is some what delayed. Save your money by buj Ing jorr Build ing Supplies from Altafl'er & Price. f j Chins. I , " The retreating chin is indicative of the want of attachment, and I but little ardor in love. i i The chin in its leDgth and breadth iDaj dicates sell contiol, self will, resolution, decision, etc. j i A narrow, square chin indicates the desire for love, and is more common amoug women. ! The broad 6quare chin indicates ardent love, combined with great steadfaftnesj and permanence of affection. . Carnivorous animals have the upper jaw projecting, while those of the gram- niverous nature have the lower jaw pro jecting, In man with a projecting upper jaw will be found large destructiveness and love of animal food; whsn the lower jaw projects then the love lor vegetable foodJ A pointed or a round chin indicates a, congenial love. A person with such a! chin will have a 'beau ideal' and will not be satisfied with real men or women. The indented chin indicates a great de sire to be loved; a hunger and thirst for affection. When large in woman she may overstep the bounds of etiquette and may make love to one that pleases her. Wit uow Glass --ah siz-as at luffer & Pi id s. . t C Jno'. W. Gordon has returned to the city alter a summei ramble, business and pkasure combined, through North Caroliua and Virginia. The equinoctial weather seems to have blown over, ( I followed j to day by fair weather. It Icon tinned this year for four days, but wef es-Mped with plenty oi rain and very little wind. A mud-turtle en ne t her fly, sing, gallop,1 laugh , cry or go blackberry ing, and yet if they are let alone they g9t alon just as well as the young caan who tries to be funny at a lawn party. dpt. T J. Southerland received yes terday a very handsome four -horse omni bus, capable of seating 'sixteen peaons, with room for one more inside, with which he droposes to carry passengers to and from the Sound. It is both neat and comfortable. Signal Sekvicb, U. S. A., Station Wilmington. C, Sept. 24,1S& 10:30 a.m.j v . J The following order has been received at this station , t, , . Signals are ordered up at bandy Hook and Cape May. High barometer m the Northwest. I a M WATgo 1 gergt. Signl Corps, U. S. A. Ladies' Ties. j Elegant Neck Ties, at 5 and 10 cents nahn & .Goodman, Fourth st. f J h- Base Ball. A match game of base ball was played this morning, at.tbe corner of Seventh arid Princess etreets, between two young clubs in this1 city, the Wide Awakes and the Starlights, which was won by the former. Mr. "Thomas G. Pickett acted as umpire and Mr.jR. A. Kingsbury as scorer. The following is the score of the game. i. , WIDE AWAKES. i Bi8sett,. . . J...G runs and 4 outs Prempert, 5 5 Smit:i,....t. 8 " " 1 Holmes, 1. ..... .8 " ' 1 Steeken, I... ...H3 44 44 3 44 1 McDougall 4 4 " 6 44 Buutiug, : . . . J . . . . 7 44 44 1 44 . Total, 4u 21 j STAULIGHTS. Kelley, !.. '.3 ruus and 3 outs Murrian, . 1 44 4 5 ! Willson 1 3 44 ; 2 44 Hawes. .. 3 44 4 4 1 Moore, 4 44 44 1 44 Whitehead, ..j.. 2 4 4 4 4 3 44 Harriss,... J. 3 44 44 0 44 Mcllhenny. ...0 44 " 4 44 Northrop, .. .3 ! 44 44 1 2 4; Total, .22 211 A bat and a balhis to be presented by Mr. Ueinsberger this afternoon. The steamship pjbee, Capt. Tribon, sailed hence for New York to-day. She takes out a large cargo, one item being 1,517 bales of cotton. After several; days of rainy, cloudy, disagreeable weather, the suu came pui in smiling beauty to-day. I 1 ' . ; r . I Wilmington District. Methodist E. Church, South. Fourth Round of Quarterly Meetings, 1879. Brunswick..... .!. . . .Sept 27 28 Wilmington at Fifth Street.'... Oct 4- 5 Smithville Station Oct 7 8 Wilmington at Front Street Oct 11-12 Topsail.. Oct 18 19 Ouslow..i Oct 26 2G Dupliu at Wesley Chapel. . . .Nov 1- 9 Cliuton at McGee's. Nov 8 2 Cohrie Miss, at I Wesley ChapelNov 11-16 Cokesbury at Bethel.. JNov 15-12 New Advertisements. They are Here. "yyE BEG OF OUR FRIENDS TO call and see us. Our Fall and Winter Stock is now arriving by every trsiu and steamer, and we hve no hesitation ib pronouncing it tbe MQ8T DE81BABLE ASSORTMENT of Gent a Clothing and ( Furnishing Goods ever brought to the Stats. It will take our two large and hand'ome stores to hold it all. Notwithi'ancM.ng the recent advance in the Northern markets we guarantee to sell at LOWER PRIGESTHAH EVER BEFORE Call an d see a and we will prove it to you sept 24 A. A L 8HRIER. Office Clerk & Treasurer, City of Wilmington, September 24, 1879. City 'Taxes 1 879. rpHE Cltr TAX BOOK for the vear 1879 ia now ready ac.d in my handa fir the col lection of the Taxes. To save expense and trouble all persors i teretted are r q etted to cll up and settle immediately. i HENRF SAVAGE, Bept 24 Ptar copy Treasurer. Cape Fear Miltary Acaieiy, ! CLASSICAL, HCIENTIFIC AND MILITARY SCHOOL, wiil reop?n on Mon- r i 1 aay next, Fepember 29th. A fad Corps of Instructors. Careful at i t ntion given to all popila. Rooms have been newly fitted up. jp"" Par-nts will please enUr their sors at the heginoing of term that they may be properly claseified, ge circulars or apply to W. C 1TLETT, I Principal. sept it It T&5 Norti Anuican PTiew, It lit ooTnijctt, oo'ains Tb Womaa Q lest on, Kraneia ParkmaTi; cience and Bamai itr Frederick Uarrfeon; Iyouis Vapo lton a- d the Southern Confederacy, Owen F. Aldis; ihe Kailwav Problem, Bohrt Gar rett; The Dia"v of a Pablic Mn, Part III.; 8peaera Evo.ntion Philosophy, Pro. F. L Yotmin: Kecent uuiory ana DicgrjDj; Ji. fuse, ror s'e ai.ine LlTB BOOK STORE. School Books A NEW 8UPPLX", for al) Schooh and Z A. Classes, at HFIffSRERGKR'3, 3d and 41 Market sL ept 21 New Advertisements 1 I For Rent. rpHAT DESIRABLE KESIDtNCE on Third street, Weat 1 tide, recettl ;3 oecuri-d by Col. Ju. O, Ba r. Apply to sPt ' R. F. LAVO THE NEW MARKET Awakens Considerable i Interest ! BUT NOT MORS SO TU.j TUi J'Ul'ULAK WHOLESALE ! J "-'I ' 1 I 1 1- . AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT! OK GEO. MYERS, ' 11, 13 and 10 South iFroni Street, Because of the lire'y intereat ! , ' . ! 'i that is being kept up receiving fresh ' I ; j - " Groceries i j , J, And rilling Orders. 1 "PABOLE D'HONNEl," And other Choice y 1 Brands of Flour.' We are se'Iing at Low Prices , I I ' ' I I without, regard to the advance. Spptdy your selves at once and saTe (I jer barrel Cream Ale and 8weet Cider by the Gallon. Fruits aud Fancy OoodSk i The LargeBt Stock in tfie State to select from at popular, prices. ( The Rosa Concha Havaaa Segars, 6 cna, 1 i hold the supremicy. , , 1 3 i GEO MYERS. sept 24 , ( :'' I I Altaffer & Price.! j M anl'fac rt'KEaa and Dbalers SASH, DOORS, BLINDS. , ORNAMENTAL WOODWORK, i AND 1 ' Builders' Supplies !j GENERALLY. 1 Factory Foot of Walnut street. Culce Xutt, near Red Cross street, sept 23- I Bucgies, Buggies, i Harness & Saddles, FOB HALE AT j OZ1ZLZXAZX.DT l CO'3. 3rd St.. ODDoeite Citr Halli REPAIRING DONE WITH NEAT ESS A JJ UIMfATCU. I HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIAlIT. sept 23-tf Corn, 1 1 Pearl Hominy, Oats, Kyef &c. 90 000 Boehels Prime Wl ite ! ! 2 500 Buflbelj Cbo:ce Western Oats. " 7 ' 300 labels North Caro Seed Rre. (J0 Barrels Pea 1 DoiLiny. For s'e by B. F. Mitchell & Ton. sept 33 A Word ! fJIO PARENTS AND TEACHERS : jj The Cnirer.itT Sexier of Feb col Books I - ' ' M . ! I !- were adopted by oar State Board of Educa- ' 1 i " ! il '! tion and I have made arrangements vilh tbe -'i - i i i ,i - PublLihers for their introduction at Beduced ! - ! ! T j -i or IntrdocUon Utttt, with the privi'ege of exchanging OH Books Tor tnetn. Ihis ar rangement will continue onlr for a short time. Secure jour Books while they . re ch iap I ! ! Coant'ee immediate'r around ."ew Han' -ver can be supplied throigh me on. iatu terms as by the Publishers. , l sept 21. C. W. YATES. Baby Syrup. i ' : ! I. ! T)AkKER'3 GINGER TONIC, Indian L i . I 1: : ! j -'! r. Cholgogue, BbJJ's Cough Syrup, EdoU Chill Cure, Ajers Ague Cure and a com plete stock of pur Drugs and Medicine. F. C. UILLER, Corner 4 th and A uo Streets. Opeq day atid night, tept 23-tf , ,1 1 V