THIS PIPES 1?p0oli8hed every afternoon, Suadayi JOS II. T. JAMES, rDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. .,npt PTTONS. POSTAGE PAID. x- JIJDS1' " er,$& 00 8ix montkB 250 Thrae aoatbs, " ... ioer will b delivered by carriers, " r.fc.ro-e. in any part of the city, at the V)re rite'i, or 13 cents per week. j rtinin? rate low and liberal djtci - vSubicribers will please report any and glares to receive their papers rejrularly. flew Advertisements. sfOLDTION 11 CARPETS 0 BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Market St. Will .show the largest assortment of Carpets South of New York. Carpets, Carpets, , Carpets, Carpets. Further particulars next week. A. Carpets Carpets Carpets, Carpets. Over 233,000 Represented in this New Enterprise. . Carpets, Cur pat ( U ttf, Carpets, W'c invite all to call1, who have r I WY ilea of purchasing such goods. Carpets, Carpets, Carpets Carpets. "We also invite all to call whether ' they have any idea of pnr 4 chasing or not Carpets ! Caroets ! Caroets ! BROWN & EODDICK, 45 SHarket Street not 7 CORNS, etc MIl'Al OP DBBMT ! The Famous American Chiropodist. AT THE COMMER'IiL HOTEL, invites RnfTarnra. whnan wftlrintr ia im fceded by CORNS, BUNIONS or IA YfiBT-fD-TOE NAILS, to call on him at once, if aeiire to have their suffering alleviated. 10 fti i:utes Only Jjr, aud yon can carry it Home in your --tenner, aopain, no blooi nor Medi RADIUS Should ctll nr i,: .n Ud iiI i . .. . . lece as ne assures, tnem me bD 1 fltllccy and attention. Remain j one week. Look Sharp ! 0L PR0BSATS THERE IS PLENTY Of Cold Weithpr -v,.j r.. jmci ucsu. do earijr tucu "a feaioa and buy good, warm, band rae Clothing, Overcoat, Hate, Caps, Co 1- u" ai the cleapeit Shirt in the citr, at SUSISR'S TW0ST0RE8, Market st. Notice. rJ,UK FEMALE 8CHOOL will be resumed a Burlaw Academy building on the lrt MnUJ ia Juary next, under the di reCUjn of competent teachers. Dec. Mm. dec 2-lmdAw nn VOL.rV. , I WILMINGTON, N. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER LOCAL NEWS. few Advertisements. Ckohlt & Moa&u-j-Cnderwriteri'. Fale. Johx Haaa, Jr. Miozirt Baloon. Chios Overcoats j P HaiHBBaasia Organettes. A. & I. 8Haisa Look Sharp! No City Court to-day. Window Gliss all sizes at ltaffer j& f Price's. I i The most welcome breakfast belle is a punctual wife. Don t forget tbe Grand Reception 'at the Skating Rink to-night. Meat Cutters and Stutters, Guns, Grind stones arid so on, at J Acorn's. No one is ever J B3i color-bliud as to rnisiake a copper fori quarter. I Barque Atlantic, Harder, for this 'port, sailed lrom Havre on the 19th ult. Save your money i)y buying jour Build ing Supplies from Altaffer & Price! f Barque George -Davil, Campooll, hence, arrived at London on the 21st. ult. - ; i i Schooner Charlej Buctii, Foss, sailed from Belfast, Me., on the Oth ult, for this port. i Barque Titania, (Nor.). Albrecbtse sailed from Charleston on the 3d I inst for this port. Barque JercwiuaJ 'Calho. before re ported for this port, sailed frcmCuxhaven on the 18;hult. 1 Another leap year is beaming mercilessly down, on the lone and help less male population. 7 I A celebrated snirc manor nas lust m vented flanne! shirts of blotting paper to sell to ignorant people You can buy a No. liheating or Cook Stove at almost any price at Jacoei's.No 10 South Front street. . f Schooner Wyoming, Foss, before re ported from Wood's Hols for this prt, arrived at Newport on the 2nd inst. I Nothing but the Usual routine of civil business in the &uperio Court to-day. Court will probably adjjurn for the term to-morrow. ' , Miss Agnes He ndon. the Southern actress, Is to be the next appearance at the Opera. House, i She is booked for the 26th and 27th. i i Barque Onell, Wallenstein, from Hamburg, and Blackpool, Aitchinson, from London, both for, this port, were anchored at Deal on the 22nd ultJ - 1 i We learn by telephone that the audi ence at the City Hall this afternoon to see the "Midgeta" i is very large much larger than on yesterday or last night. Make a scrap book, hide it in an j old chest, and twenty years after you are dead soma vouiiifr ladies' literary society will bless your memory for thus thoiight(ully -o-- . 1 supplying it with original essays. . 1 i Probabilities.; ; The followiuur are the. Probabilities re ceived here to-day from the S'na! Office .. . - i i 'n this cit): 1 For the South Atlantic and Gulf Stat8 stationary barometer, iucreasmg cloud ness, warm Southerly winds, threatentn ana rainy eatuer, loJiuweii in latter Dy rising barometer and colder Northwesterly winds. i " . 1 Un mailables. The following unmailable postal mat" ter remains at the Postofflce in this city S. Quick, Sand Hill, N. C ; Mrs. Pen- ny S.one, Chatham; Co. N C; 15. iT. Barden, Fair Bluff, ,NJ C,; Government stamped envelope, no adJrpss;Mrs. Helen Perry, Monroe, N." C ; Miss Mry! Wil liams Martin,' Winston, N. C. Across the .Ocean. ( The parties spokon of elewhere as h'ar- Inrr mnna tn liVfcnffl tftrtt With thm thrM "ti . . r - . - . v of Dr Flagg s.Liver and &tomacn,raa lor their friends on the , other sid ol the ocear, who are suffering from diseases of the liver and kidneys. This is a I great recommendation for them, and the time is not far distant when they will have a iaree sale in Europe as well as America. Office, Room 43,Purcell House. 1 . - . i Physicians' Wine. New York physicians say that they hare been using fepeer's Port Grape Wine and Wine Bitters in their practice for years, to the entire satisfaction of their patients and themselves, and take great pleasure in recommend ds them to the, public as being all that is claimed for them, and, in fact, tle most reliable they cm find. For sal bv Green tt Flanuer. Jas4 U. Munds an 1 L. Hungers & uo. i Mil The handsome silver cup awarded the Champion B. B. Club cf this city, at the Wade8boro Fair, has been received and was on exhibition to-day at Bur batik's drug store. I Personal. We were very much pleased to-day to receive a call from Mr. W. O. Wolfe, the ditor and ProDrietbr of the Monroe 'nquirer, who is here for a day en-routc or Wilson. It is the first time we have ever met Brother Wolfe and we hope that it may not be the last no, not by a jugful. ! Analysis or Water Dr. Wood wishes ua to announce that the Chemist of the Board ot Health is prepared to make analysis of drinking water for any one desiring it. The only expense is the freight on the box to the laboratory at Chapel Bill, which seldom amounts to Si. Information on the subject will be given promptly on request. Deserved Promotions. We are glad to learn, as we do from a private letter received here yesterday, that Capt. G. L. Dudley, of this city, who has for years past been Chief Clerk in the office of the Secretary of State, has been appointed Pi Wat Secretary to the Got'' ernor, vice Mr. Overman resigned. The position made vacant by Capt. Dudley in Col. Saunder' c ffice has been tendered to and accepted by our young friend, E. B. Engelhard, eldest son of Uie lamented Maj. Jos. A. Engelhard. The water in the river continues very low. It is now within four inches of the lowest point. Christmas is coming. Christmas day was just three weeks off from yesterday. Three weeks from to day Santa Claus will have come and gone and the little toys will te scattered here and there, some broken while others are thrown aside and discarded. What a pity for the little folks, and some f larger growth, too, that with so'much prepara tlon, there should be such a short holiday of fua and frolic. Famous Oysters. The Winberry oysters have obtained a high reputation. They are carefully cul tivated and it is wonderful to see the perfection which they reach. Mr. Win- berry sends these oysters here regularly erery Tuesday and Friday during the sea son, and they are sold by Mr. John Cat roll, his agent here. Mr. Carroll present ed us with a bucket-full to-day and we must say that they are as delightful to eat as they are to see and talk about. Attempt at Robbery. lesterday morning the bacK door o Mr. W. P. Oldham's mill on Dock street was found to be open, by the " clerk who usually opens the store. Upon inyestiga tion it was discovered that thieves had been rummaging around and in attempt ing to open an alarm cash drawer had broken the keys, They were evidently after money as nothing else seemed to be disturbed, but if they had succeeded in opening the drawer they would have been most egregriously fooled as Mr. Oldham avers there was none in it. The thie evidently secreted himself in the building before it was closed for the night.: I. You pay the lowest cash prices for Household Hardware at Jacobi's Hard ware Depot. f LIttcll's LlYlng Age. The numbers of the Living Age for the weeks ending Nov. 29th and Dec. 6tb respectively, contain the following articles: Paschal and bis Editors, Quarterly: Mozart, Edinhurg ; History and Politics, by Prof. Seeley ; and A Mathematician's View of the Theory of Evolution, Macmillan ; The Maronitea of Syria, Blackicood ; Matthew Arnold's Selections from Wordsworth, Fortnightly ; Hunting for Sharks at Lyme Regis, Temple Bar A Village Idyll, Fra r ; The Criminal Code of the Jews Pall 3fall.; The Bis-Cobra, the Geh- SamD and the Scorpion ; and The Silk Goods of America, Nature; with instal ments of Mrs. Oliphanl'i new story He who will not when he may ;' the conclu sion of Miss Eeary's! 'Doubting Heart,' and other fiction, and the usual amount of poetry. - A new serial story, 'Adam and Eve,' by the author of 'Dorothy Fox,' Hero Car thew, etc, will be begun in December. To all new subscribers for 1SS0, the six numbers which contain parts of Mrs Oli phant's new story, and also the openirg chapters (of Adam and Eve,' will be sent gratis The present is therefore, a good time to subscribe. Review. The receipts of cotton, at this port to (iay foot up 511 bales. Tiie proceedings of the Conference, now ia session at Wilson, will be found in full on third page of this issue and those of the Masonic Grand Lodge, in session at Raleigh, on the fourth page. .lit a ins uoncord Register eayt.- Judge A. A. McKoy, at Person county Superior Lou t recently, declared that he would not be a candidate for re-election as Judge that he preferred private life for the future. Judge McKoy is one of the ablest Judges iu the State. View of Uilion TIT 1 . vre nave received . the New York Graphic of the 2nd inst. in which we find several views of ecencry on the "At lantic Coast Line" of travel from New York to Florida, besides reading matter o interest connected with the Bcenes present el. Among the views is -one of Hilton and the bridge across the Cpe Fear which is very natural in its appearance. the celebrated Zeb Vance and other Cooking aud He iting Stoves at the lowest cash prices at Jacobins Hardware Depot, t The Mozart Saloon. Ihe Mozirt Saloon, on Front street continues to maintain its position as one of the naost popular resorts in the city The bar is supplied with none but the best and the beer sold there is famous all over this section of country. Fresh oysters are reeeived every day and they are served up in any manner called for. The bil lard saloon has recently been overhauled and .the tables thoroughly renovated and the reading room is supplied with the latest periodicals and newspapers The Mozart is run on the basis of a sin cere uesire co give satisiaction to every one oi its patrons and thi is one of the secrets of its success. The Midgets. Well, we have seen them, what there is tf them to be seen, and they are the tiniest specimens of animated humauity imaginable. They are indeed wonders in nature. They are perfectly formed, bright, pleasant and intelligent looking little fellows who must be seen t j be ap preciated. In ways and manners they pesonate the well-bred young gentlemen of the day, while their voices rcmiin in fantile. To-morrow (Saturday) forenoon, from 10 to 12 o'clock, they will give a special matinee for the benefit of the school's children of the city. The regular after noon and evening exhibitions will be given as usual from 2 until 4, and from 7 until 9 o'clock. They are . the biggest wonders and the smallest persons that ever came to Wilmington, and thir equals probably do not exist on the face of the earth. One Experience from Many. "I had been sick and miserable so long and had caused ray husband so much trouble and expense, no one seem ed to know wb at ailed me.thatl was com pletely disheartened and discouraged. In this frame of mind I got a bottle of Hop Bitters and used them unknown to my family. I soon began to improve and gained so fast that my husband and fam ily thought it strange and unnatural, but when I told them what had helped me, they said 'Hurrah for Hop Bitters ' long may they prosper, for they have made mother well and us happy'." The Mother. Dr- Mott's Endorsement of Speer'& Port Grape Wine. The f jllowing, from the celebrated Dr Mctt ot New York, speaks wonders for Mr; Speer's efforts to raise the Oporto Grape m New Jersey: 62 AlADIsON AVENUE, I I New York, April 11, 1616. j Mb. Alfred Sfeeb. Dear Sir; The visit which I made last year to your Vinevardii wine-cresses ard vaults at Passaic, N.iiJ. ' satisfied me thoroughly that the wtfbes manufactured by you are pure and unadulterated, aud the very best that can be offered to the public lor medicinal uses. Acting nnon mv favorable lmprefsiocs at the time, I have since recommended the Port Wine more particularly ia my practice, and am satisfied, with marked benefit, to my patients. There can be no better proof to the doubting mind, as to the Wine being made oi the finest Oporto ilrape, than a visit to the acres of land covered with the vine bearing the luxuriant fruit. Wishing yousuccers in your praiseworthy enter prise, remain rrpectfally yours, ALEX B. MOTT, M. D , Prof, of Sureery, Bellevue Hoep. Medl College, A,, &o For aale bvJ. C. Munds, ureen Gf Flanner. P. L. Bridgers & Co. 5, 1879. NO. 257 If ayouDg man takes hs girl to- church aid it begins to rain as it lets out. in or- dcr to save hack Lire ho -ctl-rs to walk her home, go-as-you-please, f-r the cham pion belt and what th-y c.u et at the gate. New Advertisemonts. verco NEW SUPPLY AT flAN CALL AM) SELl.Cr. dec b Mozart Saloon, JOHN II A AH, Ja , Prnprktor.. No 1, GraDite Eow, South Front St. THRESH OYSTERS JL evtrvdav. and rrf i nn in r - rec(l;vja j any manner called for. Billiard Tab'e renovated and r- a "j 'r those who like the pn-ae. Drinks served in ' tiitt-rlxss tu'.e. latest 1 Ders to re i. hv ry i-cia.n wLo vici's lbe city hunti this tako", dec5-lm ill. CROxlif.Y, Aucf. ionccr. by ckonly & Monnis. Underwriters' Sale. ON FRIDAY, De-eaibr 12th, 18T9, at 10 o'clock, A. M., we will sell at our Sales KoomSj by advice an under direction It. K. Heide, Swedish and Norwegian Vice CodeuI, for and on accountof whom it may conceit The Hull of Norwegian Barqae PltOHPEn ITE, as she lies near ew. Inlet. And immediately thereafter all tho Rail:?, Ki-(giD Anchors and Chains, and all mdtj-' rial saved from saidwrtck. dec6-3t 6,8,11 Grand Reception THE hK.l!'G RINK, FRTD.O X1GHT, at Curris's Hall. The Hall i3 divided bj folding doers so that gentlemen with ladles can 6k ate on one eide and gentlemen without ladies on the ether. The management will exclude all ob jectionable persors. Admission For I adj and Ge.tnaan 26 cents For Gentleman, 15 cents. This in eludes the ue of skates. dec 4 fcitar copy. Organettes. rpHE IMPROVED OHQANEITL8, for sale at the Life Book Store, ar th: mii perfect instruments of the kind ia u?e ar;J lowest in price. Copygrams, in Mralnat Cases, all tizaj. - Copy Hooks and Pres es. Legal Cap. Foolscap. Bill. Letter and Note Paper. An elegant assortment of Box Paret.'iiep. all the latest stjles. For s.ale at HEINSBERGERV, Live Book and Music tre. dec 4 Four Dollars- FOR'FOUR DOLLARS TMi cia hjy elagant Hand Sewed Gait r. tan-lc '-.z improved Last with London Tc. ,-(i7 thinx cev,neat and ViiiCV C-fl K. P. Boots and bhoes of ev-.-y d 1, tl n at extremelj low prices. Tliu . II 1101V KY, dec 4 :.o 4 7 l'aikett Salt' Sa!t. Salt- . 21,000 Facks ISaU NOW ON "WAY FHOI ENGLAND AND A PORTION DAILY I X PEC TED ! Faetorv Filled Fiut Table AND Liverpool Ground Alum, FULL WEIGHT GUARANTEED. Molasses. CUBA, FORTO It I CO, SUGAR HOI IN HHDS., ' TJERCES AND BARKEL5. AGENCY FOR MARVIN.S SAFE A D SCaJ-E COMPANY. HAZARD POTYUFU Co. BLAbTING POWDER, ia K-?. INDIAN RIFLE POWDER, in Kezs. KENTUCKY RIFLE POWDER, iaKe. DUCKING POWDER, in O la Cauuiers FINE ELECTRIC SpoitiDg Powder in 1 lb Canisters. APPLY AT " WIL LARD'S." nor 26. IS PLEA8E NOTICE. -Vwm."bc iaj to reeelve eoxsmcniraticni tfrcnj hxir friends on any and all jab ecto general interest bat : Tbe na&d of the writer must alway? fee fr jfiAhe to the Ldiior. Coniascicstioti Esst b? written' ra o ly ouo sivie of thepaper. erscLalities muct be avoided. And it i; e5pcciaUjtndPirti;nUrly caitr stood tlat the Kditnr does not alwayi edo the vien-9 of correspond en is, vzlce ! to f!e in the editorial eoluacs. !' ' '., j j Now Advortisemonts. FALL k V1NTBR GQOTS. AT ; KATZ wttks ,f until i- tii;iiry ai d licjrt, mi-uyiig the ( lit H I.r I T.ODUCTS ol Eurr-pan autl Ain'riur Manufartiiil.: ers i am prr-p irl to vt), r to xvy Pitron.4 ainl Friem.s I i . cai.iiut 1'OCxcelltU in V A R f? T V A 1) liy any House in the ciiy ( r :ljLlioi(i j' ' BLAGIC DRESS MESt OfiDclIoii, Guinet, Tt Hlard aLd Pcnsol 1 manufacture. i 1 Our-cdolirated Loavy Soft Gil OS (JKAIN for One Dollar per jari!. ' I la i i a id bAlin1 fcuij-Jis. lw a w O GOODS. haiiii M'.-l-tnv'--, Cashmere, feol., lircca.lc'' : r:--ti!, iVrLiii U.iyo, K.-V" !if..--li.. Vu-jth T.ff.i.Vi.- 'U.ii A Great Variety of difnreiit s'yles, 'suit able f,r tho season, very low. , Mourning Good The b'--s' a fiu-nt ever cfrcd her. in Jra- JVl-lie, isoiiibizie, Tainise, Crnpo 'A.rdi ; I'lain, .5'::pi:d and Urocade' Cash-' inert' Cioli -utn-fas. Mohai-s, Australian GloaFato'DFoofligiis, Trimmin-, Silk, Gra and'Cucneil Frir qe.s, Gloves a id llowrjyovery style, gocd The be Fif'y C-;Mt Corset ever sp!-! in th2 c:ty Ribbon 'a' .-.id iii lit a'U tl. La 'y. fi'.'. Leu ( UjH MV.IU.A in 'r(-;iTiPt vr.r'n. ! 1 iiekuopm G iod,- f;i ;?!?, T'suA Men and Boys1 Wear, L-i.li-' (;i.t;, Ladies and "CliiMlcb's Xl U!o t.3;s, Ji-lchi;:gs Ties. Fancy Cck iU. 4i.fj 'ih,nsai:tl Doi-ti Linen Jfandkcr- t.iiirl?, I -c.-?ri 'jC tip. DOiirSTlC CO ) , do., -c, all at prices which defy corn etitroi., and quarries which cinnot fa,:!' i't yive satisfaction. I can ast:ro niy kind patrons that every article will fcc sold A.Si LOW, and THE MAJORITY LOWER ! ilian at any picvious season. Orthir Sample; and you to patron iza iU 2 cer.a'n Market St. oct -7 CIT1 IIALL-O.VE COMMENCING THURSDAY, DEC, 4 , . "7 Ihe UreaUat Ilumts Marvels v -f ever vreatcd.- I -. The Famous, Wooicrfol .j ''.'BUDGETS ! - i . t: GENERAL MITT, : ige li jean, we-'c'ii i a MAJOR AJOM, . m I Aired ID jear, neljjhisz 15 Ibr, Tlee atoms of humanity, perfect in f6ru handoma aid intelligent, bav cretdlx traordisarj excitement i 'orthjrn aid donthern cities and Coney I!azL On exhibinon dai!j. Afterrcoi 2 30 to a. Eveaicz, to 3. rfitardty Mo;ciaif. extra, 10 to 12. I AVOID CROWDS. tOME EARLY. Don't fall to f tbea. Adn a5Ios 25 eta, 1. 1 i 1 1 :tir, 1 Colored Cashmere's-' from I", cenU up Colored Alpacas, all shaie?, U. eoi,, . 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