THIS PAPER
UPolI-he4 erery afternoon, Huad.T
, JOSH. T. I A M KN.
-I'liSCKIlTIONS.t'aSTAUK PAID.
.r 5 00 Xix months, 2 60 ; Tbre
BoDths,$l 35; One month, 50 cent.
rbe rPer wiU be delivered b rrii
, .,f rhrre, p r- ' the city, at tte
., ,Tr . ,;ef, r ! f
'(tfertifi2- rate low and liberal
.fi.jcritwrf plvftM' report any and
Miscellaneous.
ROtfN & KODDICK
45 Market &t,
Ve I
,vf in st finished taking our annual
. .e ami arA nnw (lailv rwv-iv-
,2 NfcW GOODS from the Northern
Markets, suitable for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE!
i ,ur patrons will study their best inter
na br unking their purchases as early in
.m sea-on as convenient,aa the generarin-
dications oi me mariiL uvC .li upnuu
20.000 YARDS BEST CALICO !
PRICE O CENTS.
wholesale buyers would do well to look
0,er our stock before purchasing "as we
a treat manypo ua wn io uurm
nmch below THE PRE3ENT MARKET
VALUE.
Fansi Farassols.
Closing ont the balance at Greatly Re-
uuou x riuea.
nui. snna and Checice 1 Nainsook
uoiu, "'r. . . .
Mdslius. rue Desi varae.ever oucreu.
Call and examine.
Liu
iuen Lawns from 12 1 to 20 cents.
Dress Goods.
ur V.iriety is Large. Oar pi ices ARE
LOW. oo upwards.
Laces.
Betoime, Torchon and Italian Laces
We Lave very much th. Largest assort
ment that has been offered in this city and
wir prices, either by the ard or piece, can
Dot be undersold.
Ouilts.
Domestic and Imported Quilts. Our stock
i-f the above is large. We have marked
ijone up in price, preferring to give our
patrons an opportunity to supply their
wants at fbe old prices
Table Linens-Towels
and Napkins.
Our present assortment excels, anythin
we have ever shown.
Call and give our stock a look over. Our
ouyer la in the market at present and we
ire receiving many Novelties.
OUR
5 and lO Cents
li situated on the S. W. corner of Market
nj Second streets.and every Steamer that
i comes into this port brings a Fresh Lot f
ue most surprisingly 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
very body
USD BI3 UNCLES AND HIS Cousins
hid kli Sisters and h:s Aunts is Invited to wit
tea the
Grand Dres3 Parade
1tc,7 y and every evening at tha
oston 5 and 10 Cents
Store.
,n North Front Street.
The Stock U the Urgest and meat extensive
f the kind in the State, and embrace a very
variety of use'ul and pretty things.
we said tvere for leu than talfthe
a uallj demanded for them. The se-
Uoiu wtre made In person and they are all
'Uable pw.
i
hriton from the country are particularly
8Tlttd t0 CfcJl and lee how far a Iittla mony
go. ..
Remexber the plac?, the
OSton 5 and 10 fW.a
Store,
North p,
ro.t Street, between Princess and
CUstaut.
tl3
Old Newspapers.
WkXTllY OF OLD NEWSPAPERS
lept weo lot sale cheap at th
r1 Dill V UfMri...n
f
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LOCAL NFAVS.
New AdTertisementH.
A. A I. BHBiBa Best;8t ki
AJcason Now lay in Yonif Supply.
P. HaiHBBBReiR-Gespei
Sacred-Hymns. !',
Hymns acd
Hall A Fears a ll Uig Roe Mullets.
Fcwle& 4 Morbi30k New Coalatd yTocd
Y"d' -I I, if i' ' - I" -
Cbonly A Mobhi3 Cho.ce Fruit at Auc
tion; 1 i M ' 1 1
Hol. Bkar A
Opening.
Bros - Graid. Grand-Grand
II :
No City G'urt to-d .y.
Dav'a lonsth 10 lio
urs ao d 52 miijules.
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No intermei.t?
this week I
i i B UevtiJ Uemetorj
The receip s of cotton ai. tbi
i port tc
day foot np 1 ,222 bales. j
In Odtkdale th:s vetk ii.e e wtfre three
interments one; child and to adu'.ts.
To-ni now is known
the ChurcV
O'aler-d-ir as the iTwe'ntieth ,Sunlay after
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r.-i i y.
The Register of Deeds? ssued only
one marrage license this yeek 'and that
to a colored coup'e.
It is much better to be ll-ughtd at ior
not bcinj married, than to
be unable to
laugh
.ecause yon ar
Hi-
There were ten iuter neats in Pine For
est (colored) CenSetery , th:s week of
these nine w ere children and lone an adult.
Strangers in the city should not f il to
vibit the Sjsb Factory, , foot of Walnut
street.
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Lemon juice used as ,a gargle is said
by a French physician to be' a J specific
aiainst diphtheria and similar throat dis-
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ca?es
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Tf b,ibi. a cuu!d talk, tbdv would! often
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express their thangs p their curfes, for
relieving hem ot pain and suttring, Dy
the nse of Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup.
Dark and.br illlant colored clothes at
tract tie sun and retain its ,beat
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much
more powerfully than licht col
orp; nence
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the latter are mere i suitable
for nee in
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Bummer.
The sale of fruit on (board the Echoo .er
Carletoa, lying in front of the Custom
House, will be continued f by Messrs.
Cronlv & Morris. Auctioneers, cn Mou-
day, at 10 o'clock. : ' J
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Rev J. B. Taylor being alasnt at the
bedside of a sick relative, Rev. E. A.
Yates, of the Front Street M. E, church,
will preach in the Firet ' Baptist Church
to-morrow morning and RevJ
B. R. Hall
at night. ( ' 1
A novelty in Far is consists oi carica
ture sketches in sympathetic ink. Ycu
buy a comic paper, with an ordinary pic
tura. and you are instructed to beat it
This brings out th caricature.
A: glass spinner of Vienna cfifers for
human wear u'as$ tnuff.-, white and curly;
g'ets bat., feathers,
and dresses k r iadics,
cuffa, collars, veils
g'ars carpe's and
wjo!, hardly to b distinguished 'from the
rea'
TLousands are
htejdj whi'tt note are
ever loved wit hunt
1
a, real cause; me
1 mi
amiable a!one can
hb
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lovei?. , In most
sitHatioiis of life tho eor.sciouni
01 iin-
1 j
ld frirmffct
nocence is enr vest shur.o an
buck'cr. . i
M 'ney saved .in b?iy
ig' yocr. Household
Hardware at Jacobus, jXo.
Front street. , I h !
10 , bcuih
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Back Asalu.
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The venerable ! Wilkm -Roddick, of
Wilkin
1 s
Messrs. Brown & Rdddick, who lias been
North for the second, time this Fall, has
returned here to the arms of his anxious
friends. He ha3 been
all through the
i
ihern 1 cities and
best markets-in the Nor
the firm will exhibit to
week a lino of banntes
the ladies
next
in cboi:e feoods
that will make people ojiien their eyp in
wonder. A new advertiserxent from them
will appear in Monday's issueU '
Tc-DATfS Markets.
t
Kava' stores are
Spirits sold to-dayi
s'ill on 1 the boom,
for I 38 cents, an ad-
ranee of two cents on yesterday's quota
tions, and crude turpentine acd tar hive
both advanced, a! week ago to day spir
its sold at 31 cents ond it has therefore
advanced seven cents dnring the week; or
at the rate ofmoreUhauja cent aday The
news from New ork j to day by te'e-
grapb, is that 40
spirits and that
cents is 'bid there for
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55 is asked fr iros'n.
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Cotton is a little 0
T to-dsy.
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VOL. IV. !
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NG TO N, N. C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER
1 Unmallablcs. I
Tbe:e are: unmaiUble letters in the
RjUiTiee here for Mrs. C. Campbell, II?
bokefi, N. C, and Lafayette VV. Nash,
Raleigh,
N. C.
, Personal.
Owen 'Fennel!, Esq.. of
Sampson
county, the venerable cx-Sheriff of this
county, was in the city yesterday. Ex
Sheriff Fennell is very nearly 76 yeirp of
age aud bears bis years, well. One would
hardly taken him to be more than 60
1 i Magistrate' Co art.
1
Hezekiah Atkinson, colored, wi ar
raigned before Justice Hall this morning
upon a warrant sworn out by the wife of
Willis Drake, the shoemaker of Paddy'b
Hollow, for assault aud battery. But the
testimony did not sustain the charge, and
the case was dismissed at plaintiff's cost.
You ray the lowest cash prices foi
Doors, Si?sb, and Blinds, Buildei's Hard
ware, &c, at Jaccbi's, No. 10 South Fiont
street. I i t
1 Sol Bear & Bros.
We isivite attention to the very hand
some double column advertisement o
Messrs Sol Bear & Bros , as it appears
in this issue. These gentlemen have $22;
jlobrs, the contents cf two la' g 1 buildings,
tilled with choice and cheap goods.
Tney beg especial attention
to their large clothing department
where the newest and latest styles o
everything desirable may be found. In
hats, boots and shoes and dry gocis they
have almost everything and their stock of
carpets is one which housekeepers would
do well to inspect. j
Rumored Railroad changes.
i
There is an apparently well-founded
rumor afoot to the effect that T. D.
Kiine, Esq , superintendent of the Char
lotte, Columbia & Augusta Railroad, will
very soon rcs'gi to accept the same posi
tion on the Wilmington, Columbia &
Augusta roal. Col. J. F. Divine, super
intendent of the WrilmingtOD j Columbia &
Augusta and of the Wilmington & Wei-
don, finds his duties too onerous, and
desiring to bo rid of the management of
the former, in order that he may give his
entire time to the latter, has resigned the
superlntendency of the first named and
this creates the vacancy which it is pro-
posed to fill with Mr. Kline, who, by-
-the-by, bears the reputation of a highly
capable railroad man. Several names are
mentioned in connection with the succes
8ion, among them those of Mr. Thos.
Anderson, Capt. W. H. Green and Mr.
Ihos. J. Summer. Charlotte Observer.
Ecoonmy is wealth buy White Lead,
Colors, Varnishes, and all kinds of paint
ing materials for the lowest prices at Jaco
ui's Hardware Depot. , t
A Bold Burgalry.
Some time early this morniDg, probably
about 6 o'cleek, a burglar entered the
reom of Mr. DeL. Evans, at the residence
of his father, on the corner of Nun and
Third streets, and rifled that gentle
man's clothing of his pocket bcok, with
its contents, succeeding in getting off clear
with -his bcoty. About 5 o'clock this
morning Mr. Evans, Sr., heard a noise
but thought that it was his son moving
in his room, aud sd paid no attention to
it, ar d this was probably the movements
of the buriiiar in leaving the house. He
entered; by a window opening into (Mr.
Delia Evans' room, which is on the first
floor, ar.d, as it happe&eJ, this was the
only window in
the house which
had not be?n secured overnight. ' The
rascals carried off Mr. Evans pocketbook,
in which there was! some 15 in money,
a promissory note wlrch would have been
due in a few days, and other papers of
value to the owner. Nothing wes known
of the matter until this morning when
the front door was found wide open,
showing by wh.U meats the burglar made
his exit. Mr. Evans has co suspicion as
to who the rascal is but hopes that he
will eDjsy this haul so well that he will
come back socn for some more.
Mr. Evans had also a very unpleasant
experience on Thursday evening. While
passing along Market 6treet, but at what
exact point he does not know, some one
cut jthrough his coat with the expecta
tion, perhaps, of getting his pocket book,
but in this he was disappointed.
These facts go to show that there are
ajme cunning and accomplished rogues
somewhere in our midst, as likely aa not
importations from larger cities.and it won d
be well for the police detectives to be
thoroughly on the alert.
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One More.
The Bell Telephone Company has suc
ceeded m erectiug another instumentj at
the City Hal!, which is to communicate
with the general office over
fist
Nati na! Bank, in the Dawson buil ii.
... Fairly at Work.
Messrs. Fowler & Morrison ro iuw
fairly at work and. advertise tho fact in this
Issue of the Review Their co il and wood
yard la located od Water j street, between
Orange and Ann. They hvfi on hand a
full stock and promise to spare- no efforts
to please all who may send in crders to
them.
Ready for Work Affaln
The new engine and boiler of hd Wil
mington Compress Company, which hae
been erected in place of the one Durned
down less than a month ago, is now in
working) order. Yesterday! they had
steam raised for the first time, and to day,
or Monday, the new apparatus will ba at
work squeezing bales of citton into a very
small shape. j
Almighty Ioliar."
Mr. E. Hall is in the city iu thes inter
eitof.Mr. and Mrs. Florence, who will
give two performances here on the 14th
and 15th of November. Mr. and Mrs.
Florence will make their initial bow before
a Wilmington audience in the "Almighty
Dollar." Their reputation has preceeded
them and we predict for them the largest
audience of the season. 1
Save your money by buying 5 our Build
ing Supplies from Altaffrr & Price. f
Arrest of an Escaped convict.
A white man by the name of Jeremiah
Johnson, who was convicted of larceny at
the August term of the Criminal Court in
this county, aud sentenced by Judge
Meares to four years in the Sta'e Peni
tentiary, was yesterday arrested in Fed
eral Point township by one of Sheriff
Manning s colored deputies resident there
and brought to this city and lodged in
jail for safe keeping for tho present
The convict is in very delicate health
and was working in - Cherokee county
with a party of other convicts,1 in a tun
nel at the time he made his escape,
which he alleges ho was ahised to do.
The party making the capture will get
ten dollars upon the safe delivery of his
prisoner to the j Penitentiary t fficials at
Raleigh.
The celebrated Zeb Vance, .Southern
Baker and Chief Ccok Stoves, Parlor and
Heating Stoves for old prices. No advance
at Jacobi's Hardware Depot. f
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Alarms of Fire
The alarm of fire this morning, about
7:30 o'clock, orlgnated 1 at. the freight de
pot of the W. C. & A. K. K., and was
caused by the igniting of four or five bales
of cotton upon a flat car, from a spark, sup
posed to have come from the shifting en
gine. Luckily, tho smoke was seen issuing
frcm the cotton by Mr. Eugene Knight,
engineer at tha depot, before the wind had
tanned the fire into flames, when the alarm
was sounded and all hands turned out, in
eluding clerks as well as warehouse hands,
and the fire .was soon extinguished, the
burning cotton being first thrown from the
carjto the ground, bowever, to prevent the
other cotton from catching. The bagging
on one end of one of the bales got into ablaze
before it was ail extinguished, and this is
about the whole extent oi the damage,
which an amount of less than nVty cents
would pay the cost of. 1
SECOND ALAUU.
The second alarm of fire tb.ii morning ,
was sounded about half-past ten o'clock and
proceeded from a house in Sampson's Alley
a few yards removed from Fourth street,
located on the square between Mulberry
and Walnut streets.- The origin of the fire
was a spark from the chimney of a d welling
ccapied by te widow of the late James
Sampson, colored, which ignited the shin
gla roof of the bousebde before any dam
age could be done assistance wa3 rendered
by pailies who were pjasing by at the
timi, who incunted to the roof, and with
a few backets of wa er extinguished the
flimas before the gjnerai alarm was given.
The darraj to that property is a mere
trifle. - t - - - I
Signal Sebvice, U. S A.,
Station Wi mington, N. C, Oct, 25, 1S79
S;10 a. in. I
The following orders have b4e"i received
at tliis ctition ; I
Signals are ordered uown at Smithville,
Ga'restbc, Joaianola, Micoo, Lookcnt,
Uatteraa, Hawk, Henry, Norfolk, Uape
May, Atlantic City, liarnegati Sandy
Ho:k, Lwes. New York, New liaven,
New London, Newport, Wfoods Hall, Bos
ten, Section 'Eisht. Pur tland, Section
Seven, and Km port.
I J. JUL Watsos,
i Scrt. Srsnal Corps, U. S. A.
25, 1879. XO. 223
Now Advertisements
ran
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MaTetbe pleastire of arrain
i
we nave im unusual and attractive Stock and are prepared to Lair oL
customers one of the Grandest and f!hfln0af cfni. Ac "
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READY-MADE GLOTHIKTS !
Prices ranging in Suits from 8300 upwards ! -!
A beauti
ful an.J
1 GENT'S fXJamSHING GOODS !
. uncafltBecannoi do, equaled in tin? cily. A lino lino and
i : i - . latofit styles iu . ! .1 -
Hats, Csups, Boots and Shoes
In all qualities and prices, imported direct from the Manufactnr
I wnicn wo guarantee to
We also have one of the choicest
i x-iy ana Brussels uarpets,
ai asionisning low
oct 25
JAV IN YOUR EUPPLY OF
y INTER CLCTHIKG and
FURNISHING G00D8.
Has the8tock, at telling prictB.
oct 25 j
i
Gospel Hymns and Sacred
Songs,
JUMBER l, 2 and 3,
1 With or without Notes ;
I Alao the three coiLbhed in one.
I I At HEINSBERGEU'i.
1 Inkstands.
A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL arsort
ment of the 1 atest Styles, Single or
Double. For sale at
HEINSBERGEIi'c,
oct 25
39 and 41 Market St.
Bis Roe
AT
Hall 6l Pearsall's.
oct 25
New
Coal and Wood
Yard,
FOWLER & MORRISOM, rrcpiietors.
STOVE AND GRATE COAL and all kinds
of Wood on hand. Orders promptly attended
to.
COAL AT LOWE3T PRICES, dc
liverel without extra charge.
I
Neva Fcotia and Engluh cOal.
( FOWLER & ilORRISON,
Water, bet. Orange and Ann Streets.
oct 25-lw
Star cops.
Choice Fruit at Auction,
Ex British Sehr Carlelon
I
Just troiii IVassan.
. . , il. CRONLY, Auctr.
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1171 CXLOZ7L7 6l BX03.11X3.
jyJ"ONDAY MORNING next, at 10 o'elosk,
we will fell onboard Scbr. Carle Un, ljinj;
jat Ncrth cf Marktt Dock, her tirgo 0
superior .
ORANGKV BANANAS A P1E APPLES,
oct 35 It I .
Smithville Saloon.
rErOND DOOR WRBToltbe Garrison.
5 '- ! -
test Wixte Liquon, Cigars, etc. Finest
aioon ia the town. Patronage f U aveling
ublie solicited,
oct 21-! m
A. A. CATLETT,
FmithTille, N. C.
FLXAJ3E ITOTICE. .
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1 We will be glad to recelrc eomicualcaU( di
from our friendj oa any and all nb'ect'f f
general interest but : j j ' "
Ti name of the writer xnnst. alwayf be'fur
aiahedto the Editor. . - '
i CommunicatioM mut be writtro on or.'j
one uae oi t&epaper. .
Personalitiei must be avoided. !j
And it is especiallj and partieularlr nnd r
"tood ttat the Editor does not alwayi endc t
the views of corwspondentirwileii to vrta'i ft
ia the editorial columns.
New Advortisomonts!
rand(Qrkridi
BIB 11
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iftririnnTiPi'nfr ..i i
KKJ I, III" I Mill
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grand assortment in
be of superior quality. I
and largest stocks of Two and Three
Kugs, Matting arid Oil Cloths
prices. ITease examine.
We Do Not Claim'f
PATRONAGE simply because we are
a homo enterprise, nar do we expect it at
nn fMS- ?l ou6'a Pcket: WK
uu v'LtAIM that we can fill any order for
SashDoors and Blinds.
Or anything inour line, at as LOW FIgI
URES, and as good woik and mlteriXas
can be, bought anywhere. Window Glasf,
builder's Supplies always on hand 1
Our new DRY" KILN is in operation,
and none but the best Lumber is used T
Kespec. fully,
ALTAFFRR & PBICE.1
Factor jFoot of Walnut street. i
Office Cor Nutt and Red Or.- .t. .
oct 20-- , v.w.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Hi:"
WILMINGTON, K C.
Ijnrge Sample Koojiis W
Commercial Traveler.
rjlHE PROPRILTOR Juiia thoroighly
renovated thij House and furnuhed it entire-1 , 1
Iy new, is prepared to give to the 1. traveling
public all the conveniencka of a FIBST
CLAS3 HOTEL. It ii located In the very
tne vei
r, beta
uucsipBri Tn iao city, oetag
convenient to the principal bnjiaefB bouKf, I
PjOstofflce, . Custom nonce, City Rail and
Court House I''
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.A First-ClaM Bar and BiUiard Saloon
connected with thfa TTnui i i1
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RATES $2 PER DAY.,
oc L1 F. A. SCHUTTp.
Dental Card.
I Aitt WOW AT MY 0FFIC3 AGAIN, I
t"weu w nu znj engagements, and will
welcome all who maj favor me with their
patronage, and seat them in the nereet and
meet cosQforttble Chair In the citr. 1
I Reflpectfully, I ,
oct2Mm 34 Market Hi.
The Best Stock.
rpiIE1 BEST STOCK, AND THE Cheapest'
Stcck.of Cents', Ycuth'a and Boya CioLing
and Fur&iibing Gocdf, ever displayed in thia
city, ial offered now at remarkably ! cloii
pricej. j .. " I J
We cfrir to the trade an unusuallj attraci
tire itcck to eelect from. We will aoi be
ttaderso'd by anjbodj, North or Scntb. I
A. A I. SflBlEB,
c 15 Market ainet.
Removal
jyjY NCMER0U3 PATR0N3 will row
fiad azj COAL AND WOOD YAB9;ioUd
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on tbe wharf tear foot of Chcitait itreet.
Tbu admirable and central location will at
one camacead itielf to alJ. I aa well pre4
pared and propwe ta idl COAL and XTQQD
at the VERY LOWEST BITES kad&TuA
a c jmpiron of figure looking U that end '
frt2 J. A. SrElNGER.'
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