"'" THI3 PAPER
fc,oIUH awry frnor.n, Bur day. ex-
,NSl VT. V
..CiUlyrJONH.OSTA(iE PAID.
'V " i no Hix months, $2 50 ; Three
.v,. 1 15: One month, 60 cents.
rer will be delivered by carriers,
-? ehlrpe, in nj part of the city, at the
-Mtes. or 13 cento per wr?k.
v;,r-inr.tc.low and liberal
f-Su.,icriber will pleasereport any acd
ji failure" to recve their papers regularly.
New Ad vert laments.
REVOLUTION m
fill
TS
8B0WN.' & RODBICK,
45 Market St;
Will sbow the largest assortment
of Carpets South of
New York.
Carpels,
Carpets,
Carpets,
Carpets,
Further particulars next week.
Carpets
Carpets,
Carpets,
Carp Is.
Over $250,000 Represented in tlis
Vrt. XT' a 4- ci n
aajH
Carpets,
Carpets
( ail cfr,
Carpets,
We invite all to call who have
A.Y iea of purchasing r
such goods.
Carpets,
Carpets,'
Carpets,
Carpet?.
We also invite all to call whether
they have any idea of pur
chasing or not.
Carpets !
Caroets !
Garnets !
BROWN & B0BDIC&,
45 Market Street
hot 7
JTheFun of It Is
rpHAT THE RUSH FOR Gents', Youths,
nd Boya CIotliiDg and FurniaMng Goodf,
till continues at our two 8tores,notwithstan
Kg the immense amount of Goods we have
.
irea,dT sold this season. The reason is plain.
Xobody ever boaght a bad bargain at
SHRIEK'S, while our goods, although low
v el tre lwJ jnst as represent. o
u the beat and cheapest Shirt in tlie cifv,
undried and uaJaundried, at "
SURIER'3 TtO STORFS,
B0T8 Mtrketsi.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS ABO
OTHERS!
New Job Printing Office!
fpaE VND1RSIQNED, having leased the
Prerw.Trpes and Materia s of the Daily
nin v Printl K Office, bes to an
nnee that he ia fully prepared to (O every
"eeCriptlon Ot PUin Urn-.Tr.-ntal PHnt-
ill, i r of l'ubl c DMronige is re?pect
pZK, d- siffatinn euiraatced in
"er, inrancH. Net rd Quick and Cheap'
motto rfthn. Hice.
-"wee in Retikw bui ding, 8. W. Co
l.rChei numt.etfw.
rner
"fWihfT.l.,,1, n
tt'nti n win receive prumpv
fori3 f Pri' t ne carefully ex cater
re a na'e-idir goutof the city and uiaile
led
"n ,ree of p -t?e.
Wan all c cmuuicat:on8 to
EDGAR 8. WiRROCK 4
Job Printer, Wilmington, N. C.
We Ire Selling
(J81LDRK.Vd, Ii rs VOQTU8', ii
BnJu, V5rj !ow.
GAKPfi
THE CLOTHIER
AND31ER. TAILOR.
1 1 ( 1 -, .
Tift' pll'LY, -REVIEW.; '
. r I . !
VOL IV. VILMINGtqN, N. p., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1879. NO. 245
LOCAL NEWS.
Sew Advei-tneriiehtsJ
See ad Lost. j !
! i i
A. H. Vaw3oskel,em Turpenti-ie Handf
Wattsd.
P. HaiHSBKRGKK The Chv?tefbr-:k.
Mcfsaoi We are i-'eiJicc
A. & 1. StfaiEn ?he Kun of It
j
The Csh market- was w-li
supp
ied with
trout this morning.
Eggs have advanced iu
price
1 i
lin l !are
now selling at 25 cen's per dc zerj.
-i
The barque Howard bailed frorn Oil
boa on the 1st inat. for t
The t anirfhiii 7iVru
lifer hiire
ar-
rived at New rk n Tii'-i-Uy
The brig An(zeet (Nor.)
beu
cr
arrived at Londonon the 17fb irst.
The offshore signal is tlying to-diy andj
the Northwest wind i trosh and
oo 1.
The barque Kn ui AUpsen, lledersen
sailed from Trieste on thi 31st ult
for this
port.
The brig Busy Bee, (Jir.j Graham,
hence, arrived
17th inst. -
at Qufecstowp on
the
Yesterday it was Eurocly Jon, bit to
day it ia Boreas that bB hold of the
bellows. 1
There are thirty-one vessels!
cow in
and nine
port, twenty-two square rid
gers
s:hoonersI
You can buy a No. 1 h
a'ir.gj
or Cook
m'SjXo.
t
Stove at almost any price at
Jac
10 South Front street;
The barque Rcter Sfden, Aleberg,
from London for this pert,
at D?als on the 7th int.
Kvas anchored
We H'terly failvd tp grind
out a single
itemtfrom any of those friends
to the
ocals in M-tgistrale's III
v tot
-d iy
The Linkhaw-IIartraan case has
been
postponed until . Monday j next.
The
State objected to tho jury ,in consequence
of their being separated while 0
Ut 0
Cjurt, causing a mis tria
lhe Champion liase uauUlub returned
t .this city this mGrnipg. There . w&8
n other base ball club in attftndanrn at
the Wadesboro Fair and
no prospects of
any beiag present.
The brig Signal, (Eri) Williams, hence
arrived at 'Belfast on thje ,17th inst , with
bulwarks and stanchions damaged.
River and steamboat ixeh eay there are
many indications ot a
fresh" ! in the
s there will be
river and that in a few 3a
good toatin? watir.
The foundation of the fish market has
been laid and the frane
made. As soon as the
will be put together. .-
ofj the building
weather sett'es it
The constantly irc easjog jopularity
of Dr. BuTs Baby Syrup i a guarantee
of its u eftdncps
nd 'fcffeetiveneiss for
children suflVring
Diarrl or l)ys?erit
bottle.
from Wi4d 'Colic,
V. Price to cents a
It 'ss-'Mrn we haivs s2-.n ;tM 'waiters of
tho G'.pe Fe.u in a morn turbu'ssnt
. 1 1
tondi-
tiont.iit they are ito diy; 'no
white
other
caps it. the waves ard ch.is'.H; pas
before the -s ' : Cf N :rih A'osf b.
i mad
g'ee-
Mej' rulers a i.t ;.r.ilvis,
I rind
ne:
a:ui c ou, at .;a: i;. 5
' r - - - :
Have jom tii u.;h: cf i!u g.ood yoju cau
do by contiibuin a
relief of the destitute jboor of ! this! city?
There are many, no do'jibt, who shivered
themselves tn sleep last
to wake
this morning to chesrl'. ss hszv as
ajsid a
comf'. rtios lay
1
Wc .re iafurmc-tl by Jl.
i
pceeto
Esq , tirritcr parent, tl V th
foiloWine
rrT idria C f
s. to wi!:
11 from
4
1 1 . .
'
to
1 4
6
7
ii
F;iT
Pr:m?
GiKvl
Hi
- 1
t n
rntuallablcs.
T:.e r.liu.vui un mailable postal tnat-
ttr nmu.is at tho Pcsi OHhe in ithis! city
Nov. 18h: f . " : 1
Laurah'ua Maltctte, McD.-nough Sf; H
O McMillan, St Pauls; Everett Veed,
Mcall.i Co, Cheslso Dipot.N C;BH Brit
ton, Ptnder coun'y. N C; Georga F
Grace, D ovestara. N Cj Clarra Richer
s?n, Calboun St 74; Dave Fryar, Ab
bjttsbnrg, N C; Mary Hllt, Henry Sta
tion; liev T II T. enber, Canna Cande,
NC. I
harmed with Perjury.
E'isha Merrick, colored, waa bound
over to the Criminal Court this morning
by a trail Justice to anawer to the charge
of perjury. Theperjary cise grew out cf
the Good Samaritan casts in which Ned
Gause took an active part daring the
earlier part ot the week.
Pretty General.
The disagreeable woather of yesterday
aad the snow which followed, seerri to
hive been pretty general throughout the
cduotry. Yesterday was as disagreeable
a
it
lay as ever fell to the lot of the iahab-
knt,f of this dis'rict. Tbe rain poured
in
torrents and las'; night about 7 o'c!ork
changed to !eet which continued until
it
tmduizht The traiu which caaia in
th!is morning were all whita; with the
beautiful flcakes the storm having extend
ed from Augusta to Weldon, and from
this place to Charlotfe and perhaps still
farther North and South aud West. At
this writing, 1 P. M.t nearly every trace
ot it hereabouts has disappeared.
Postal Rulings.
Among others of the recent decisions of
the Post Office Department, the following
may be interest to our readers:
Books single volumes may be sent
by mail no matter what their weight
Other third clafs matter 4a limited to four
(4) pounds.
Writing on the address side of postal
cards is no longer forbidden. ; It does not
now render them unmailable, but corres
pondents are cautioned that such writing
may confuse the direction of the cards
and prevent their prompt delivery.
Mail matter of any class may be for
warded from one office to another without
additional charge for such forwarding.
Formerly first class matter only was ac
corded this privilege; now it is held to
apply also to second, third or fourth class
matter, provided the postage shall have
been fully prepaid in the first insta nee
The Timber Market.
Our friends in the country will prob
ably take advantage of the froshet which
we think they are sure to have nxt week,
to send in all of the timber now cut and
which can be rafted in time. This will
probably not exceed a few mi lion feet
In view of this fact some remarks about
the market here are in order. From a
timber agent in this city, one of long ex
perience, we learn that the market is at
this time absolutely bare of gooi timber,
prices having advanced, in j consequence
of the advance in lumber abroad, to from
$1 to$l 50 for all jclafses, except in
ferior,! short-leaf. This the producers are
advised not to bring to this market at
all as . there is no demand for it here. In
fact, there are several rafts of this quality
now on band which are, only disposed of
with; much difficulty and that
at prices: which are not re
munerative. All other quotations will
sell. readily at the advance we hare quoU
ed, as the demaad here now is active and
this week there is none on market. It
is probable, unless thtre is a sudden de
cline abroad, which does not seen at all
likely, that all of the good timber which
is brought here within tho next two
weeks will sell readily at the advance.
A Feminine Frolic.
A
bevy of beautiful young ladies
when
heir eyes opened this morning upon
the first snow of the season, organized
for a f rolic. Clad in the warmest garments
they could find in their wardrobes and
closely hooded and . thickly shod, they
sallied forth to seek for victim?. At first
they thought of building a snow man to
pelt but just at that time a corpulent ice
man, who is, by the way,
a great favorite with tha girls,
happened along and thinking that he
would answer as well foithwith snow
balls fell about his aars. The defeat was
utter and overwhelming and, shall it ba
confessed? this ice man(wbo is also a nice
man) incontinently fled. Elated with their
first victory and having once tasted,
blood the young ladies proc3eded on their
triumphant way to Market strea
driving all before, them. Oa 'Mark
between LFront and Second, th ir
victcry culminated ia tha igiomini. is
defeat of a leading dry goods dealers .d
a clo hing merchant, whose gray ha' rs
formed no resistance totha onslought j(
the beautiful A miz ins, flushed aa they
were with victory. The fun was not
suspended until the snow on the street
had so melted that it was found impos
sible any more to procure the necessary
munitions of war when the fair' maidens
were tbe resolves compelled to sound a
graceful retreat.
I -
City Conrt.
Charlotte Bach. a'iaa TT
.
wa3rri;g;Q?d b.re the Myor this mom
n upoajtbe chnrg of larceny of a cloak
and a qqantity of braiif from a Mirket
street dry grods store. The evidence
against the defendant was i rettv strous
and she was bound over ia the sum j of
$100 to tho Criminal Court in default; of
which she waa commi ted to jsil. I
J
Sar yourmoney by buyiogj your Build'
ing Supplies'from Altaffer & IMce. f r
The Beautil'ui Snow.
Oh, the sno-tr, the beautiful tnowj
was a magnificent night wh;ch met
It
the
view of our people a? they looked out
for
the first time this morubg The,
air war
clear and braciugand the sun rose in a!l
of his beauty, thus adding mvich to the
scene. It lay upon the ground in open
places to a depth" f -between two and
three inches and in some places had
drifted as deep as five inches. It was tbe
first snow we have had here in eight years
and tbe sight was is novel as
beautiful. 1
it
was
Window Glass all sizes at All
after &
t
Price's.
New Cigar sum .
Captain Walter Coney his just re
turned from Baltimore whither he has
been for the past ten days purchasing
a first class stock ! of fine cigars, tobacco,
snuff, and so forth, which he intends of
I I 1
fering to the public at the lowest cash
prices in the store one door West of Nor
throp's confectionery store, on Market
street. Captain Coney is a deservedly
popular gentleman and we trubt that his
many friends ; who wish him wel', will
prove their sincere desire for his success
by walking up to the Captain's office and
making . their purcha tes in that line from
Captain Ce stock. In this way Captain
Coney will have an ocular demonstration
of his friends' well wishes a will as a
tari gible evidenee'of the sane.
The celebrated Zeb" Vance and other
Cooking and Heating Stoves at the lowr st
cash prices at Jacobi s Hardware Depot.
t
Change of Management.
We regret very much to learn that Mr.
L. A. Angel, for many years past the effi
cient Manager here of the Western Union
Telegraph office, has seen fit to resign that
position, with a view to a removal to
Richmond, where he will continue in the
service cf the Company. His successor
here, Mr. F. D. Cudlipp, has arrived and
taken charge, everything having been
turned ov .r to hkn on Tuesday.
Mr. Angel has been a resident of this
city for the past fourteen years. He en
tsred into service here as operator when he
was .but 16 years old, and when 23
was appointed Manager, a position
which he has filled very acceptably for
the past seven years. The position has
been one of arduous labor and of great
responsibility. Mr. Angel will remain
here about ten days longer when he
expects to leave for Richmond. He has
made many warm personal friends in
Wilmington during his long residence
among us and his departure will cause
a feeling of universal regre.
You pay the lowest cash prices for
Household Hardwareat Jacobi 's Hard
ware Depot. f
Another Charge of Larceny.
Charlotte Beach, alias Henretta Brady
the colored woman arrested lor larceny
yesterday, was ssnt on to the Crimin I
Court by the Mayor this morning upon
the charge of larceny. On the matter
of the forced order, "the paper was
turned over to klr. Solicitor Moore for
his consideration at the next term of the
Criminal Court.
Shortly after the above named defen
dant was given into the custody of the
Sheriff, a couple of colored women put in
their appearance at the City Hall, one of
whoai claimed that the prisoner who had
just been tried by the City Court had
her shawl, and that this very same defen
dant, Charlotte Beach alias Henrietta
Brady, had stolen the same from he
premises. It seems, therefore, from all
accounts that a somewhat notorious tbier
has beea caught at last.
Dental Card.
I AM MAKING Artificial
dentures to fit perfectly and
as prettv ai the natural teeth.
bat it is better to save the nrural t-etn if
poaaible. tfo my patrons willple call with
out delay and be seated ia tha moat comfort
able chair ia use.
Si lUrket $t
WUuiiito, jr, c Hot. , 1879.
MARRIED.
McMiLLiw rrpaaKLL In thia city, on tbe
evening of 19thinti,by the JUt. Geo. W.
McMillan, N. W. MeMiLLAN to Misa SAL
LIK F. KUaSKLL. So carda.
4 BDRR-WALTO.V-At the reaidtnee of
tne bride parents on the 18th inat , hj the
Kr Neilaon Falla, Mr. F. H. BURR, of
uimnifvn, to M:sa LILLIAN WALTON.
Moraranton i ,
New Advertisements.
Lost,
A FIX g CAMEO 8EAL RIV V T while in
dalginr in a eaoae oiSnoif Ball on the
r.re,iae of Meiara. Colvilla Co'a Mill
Yard this morula r. Tfe (tud&r win w ..
ably rewarded by leaving th tana at th
"wee. . . t noT 20-2t
TURPEHTIXE HANDS WAF1TED.
J-JCX CUTTEK3, Hacker, and DipperJ
can obtain employment at the Turpentine)
Fa rirs of the undersigned in Georgia and
South Carolina. Apply at mv offiae in Wil
mington,
nor 20-d3tw3t
H. VahBOKKELEN.
Ship; Notice.
A LL PERSONS are hereby cau-
la.
tioned against barbrinsr or trusting
any of tbe crw f tbaN'or. Barque VI KING,
Capt. KaamoAce , aa no debta of their
contraction will be paid by either the Cap
tain or Consignee. "
ov 19 . R. E. HilDE.
Mountain Batter.
N KITS,
For sale by
Hall & Pearsal!
hot 19 !
Wew Bakery.
! -.
J BESP.wTFCLl,Y announce to tbe citi
zensthat lam now prepared to deliver to
them daily
HOT BREAD, CAKSS AND PIE3.
Orders left t Greenwald's Tobacco Store,
(Thorburn's Old Stand), will meet with
prompt attention. SUre keepeis will find it
to their advantage to give me a trial.
Respectful,
novl9-tf . W. F. LE33MAN.
1879.
THE CHATTERBOX FOR 1819isaTerv
attractive number, with New. Interest
ing and Inatructive Stories for the Little
Folks. An immenae lot at
THE LIVE BOOK STORE.
1880.
TURNER'S N.'CL ALMANAC, for 180,
just out. Now is the time for ordering.
i
Books and Stationery of every description.
Pianes, Orrans and General Musical Mer
chandise, at j
. HEINSBERGER'S,
nov 19 Live Book and Muaic Store.
OPERA HOUSE.
One Night. Positively.
SATUKD'AY, NOVEMBEK 22
jPST' The Supreme Favorites
The Celebrated
Rentz-Saniley Noyelty Company.
Reorganized! Remodeled! Enlarged!
S Times Greater than Ever ! 3tR
Look at the Gigantic Company :
Mabel Santlev, Kate Raynbam, Marion Re-
qaea, Kosa Lee, May Arnott, M'ile Z)e, .
Georgle Farker Hiatera Lfzxie,
Hattie Forrest, Victoria North,
LuiU Mortimer, Ophelia Starr,
HarryThe Woods Minnie, Louise Ran dell,
Lida Ken von, Sauford and Wilson, The
Great Lew Benedict, Alfred Anson,
Mark Kintz. Introducing for th a
firat time in America, tbe Sparkling English
Barleaqae, H. M. 8. PINAFORE! Magnifi
cent Costumes, Brilliant Muaic, Huperb Dan
ring. Prices as usaaL teata secured at
Heinaberger'a.
M. B. LKAYITT, Proprietor and Manager
E. ROSENBAUM, General Agent.
nov!9 3t
HOME-MADE CANDY AND POST
OFFICE GOOBER STAND.
THE ONLY GENUINE HOME-MADE
Candy in the city, will be found every
day, frveh and sweet, three door a South of
tbe Postoffice on Second street. Also, fine
French Candies, Nuts, Baiaias, Fruit, Ac.
C. E. JEVKN8,
nov 18 Near tbe Postofflce.
LADIES' BUTTON BOOTS! Juat re
ceived aaelegaat assortment of Ladies'
Button Boots. An elegant Box-toe French
Kid, French Heel, Silk Top Battoa Boot, de
cidedly the prettiest Shoe in the mark et. A
very desirable Basket Top Button fcboj at
$3 per pair. Ladiea Pebble Goat Button
Boots, very good quality, at S3 60 per pair.
Tkeee good are all new, of thi latest atlea,
and each and every pair warranted.
TH03.H.HOWKY,
nov 17 No. 47 Jorth Market at.
PLEASE 50HOE.
I , Wo.wiU be glad to reeelve eoatainicationj
from our friend on say aad all rnbjecto
aTMeratflntwettbif:1--J,v' 1 '
Th name of the writer;awq ahriyr for
ftUhed to the Editor.; wTujw '
ComaittnJcaUoni intut bejrittea' tm ozf
OMtidebftlTtCpaiar. ; i
PersoaaOitiee mvst be avoided.
iTAnd h It OTpeGfaUyudptxtiCQlarlacdcr
tood that the Editor doea not always end
we new oi correspondents; onleaafo
in th editorial coIbtsm.' 5
New Advertisements
FALL & TOM' GOODS.
at - . ;
tW- IV3. KAT7S t
3C Marlfcf .'
"TJAVING SUCCEEDED' after seven i
JJL weeks of untiring industry and effort
In haying the CHOICEST TBODUCTt
of European and American Manufactur
ers, I am prepared to oiler to my Frirona
and Friends
Bargains
In all the diflerent Departmentswhich
cannot be excelled in.
V A R IE T Y
! AND
fByny Hcusejn thecity oreliewhere.
BLACK DRESS SILKS!
"i
Of4Be)lon, Guinet, Teillard and Tonson
manufacture.
Our celebrated heavy, Soft GKOS G'ttAItf
Kfor One Dollar per yard.; i I
Colored Sillig, Silk Vcl
vets, SnfiiBs,
in riain Jand Satin tiipes.
DRESS GOODS.
, Satin Melange, Cashmere, boie, Brocade -
Persan, Persan Raye, j
Raye Broche, Cavalo Mohair, Striped
Satin, Camel's Hair, j - i
Colored Cashmeres from 15 cents up
Colored Alpacas, all shades, 12 cents y
Double Width Colored' Alpacas, heavy,
only 16 cents per yard.. ? m J
A Great Variety of different stvles. suit-
a uio xor me season, very low.
r .i - ,
(VlourninGoods.
. The best assortment ever offered here,
in Drab D'Ete, Bombazine, Tamise, Crapo
Cloth ; Plain, Striped and Brocade Casb
nfcre ; Henriettas, Mohairs, Australian
Cloth.
Trimmings, Silt, Grass and Cheneil Frin
ges, Gloves and Hosiery, every styl, good
and cheap, Skirts andJCorsets.
The best Fifty Cent Corset ever sold in
the city.
Ribbons,
Fancy, Satin, Striped and Brccad2df
aces and Embroideries in greatest varlc
y. nousekeepirg Goods, Blankets, Flan
nel. '; ; I-
Men and Boys' Weaiy
Ladies' Cloth', Ladies and Children's Me
rino Vests, Rachlngs, Tics, Fancy - Goods.
One Thousand Dozen Linen Handker
chiefs, from 5c up. DOMESTIC GOODS,
&i. . tc Ac, all at prices which defy com
petition, 'and . qualities which cannot 'fail
to give satisfaction . I can assure my kin d
patrons that every article" will be sold AS
LOW, and THE MAJORITY LOWER
than at any previous season.
Order Samplct and you will' be certain,
to patronize -
aIMarkct St.'
oct27
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS.
MBS. 8. J. BAKES has just received a.
new supply of Hats, Bonnets aad every
thing la the Milllaerv line, which she will
ell cheap for cash. Also, Hair TTorkrdore
in the beat atyles. Wiga, Toupees and invisi
ble seams, or old ladies' bandeaux, made or
repaired. I am receiving new goods weekly
and especially invite tbe ladies to give ace a
call. Corner of Orange and Third atreetsl .
nov ll-10t o -
For Rent.
rjlHAT DESIRABLE WHARF, a f
oot of Maiborrv jtreeLlaijiIv
mm Wa
Tfipnrnnfs
br the Baltimore 8teamehiD Compaav, com
Pf witjj Bbedi, Ac. Also, tb
COAL and WOOD YARD, corner of Front
and Malberry streets, at present occupied by
J. A. Springer. Apply to
.eptso-tr n.irrjTT