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JOSH. T. J A !I K H
. KOITOB AND PROPRI BTOl ,
SOBSCP.IPTIONS.POHTAGE PAID.
year, $5 00 Six months,. $2 50 ; Throe
moBthJ.fl 15; One month, 50 cent.
: ih caper will b delivered by carriers,
of ebarg-e. in any part of the city, at the
ibTt ratal, or 13 cento per week.
AdTertisiBjr rate low and liberal v ,
Subscribers will please report anyUnd
.11 failures to receive their papers repilaVly.
Hew Advertisements.
11 CARPETS
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market St.
i
Will show llie largest assortment.
of Carpets South of
.
New York,
Carpets,
Carpets,
Carpets, 1
j Carpet?.
v Further particulars next week. '
Carpets,
Carpets, ' .
Carpets,
Carpets.
Over $250,000 Represented in this
New Enterprise.
Carpets,
.i Carpet,
L - Ca rptts,
- -
- ' Carpets.
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Wo invite all to call who Lave
v IVY idea of "purchasing
t nch goods .
Carpets,
Carpets,
Carpets.
We also invite all to call whether
they have any idea "of pur-
chasing or no'.
Carpets !
Caroets !
Garnets I
BROWH7 & RODDICK,
48 Market Street,
no
T
CLYDE'S
TN 7 n
aj7 7 irwv
; . AND ' V
tTJilminston, C.
Cteamohip Line.
. She Oteamer
i4
BENEFACTOR,
CATT. JONES.
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BAIL FROM NSW YORK 0
;RTTODAY. Janiiary 3,
' - Bhlpp.n can rely upon the projHir
f calling of BUaxasrt ai adrertisM.
f for Freight Engagement appl y to
fSriibs. e. co.d, 8uP't, i
' WUminitni N. C.
. WU. P. CLYDK A CO.,
35 Broadway. New York
4 19 -
UL
ial Bargainr.
AT BE HAD THIS - WEEK AT
'.a, eve-ytbivg in the way of . Gent's and
'emUu' Oothhig, Hata, Capi, TJmbreUM
ateh.ls aad YarnUhing Gooda. Oar .
faogBisU for the Holiday Trade are com-
lltt tad n art offering rata bargains bow.
I V',.-
IL
mi kbu m meal at
A SHRIEK'S TWO STORES,
dec la ; . Market sU
REVOLUTION
ujv vv
VOLilV; WILMINGTON, N. C.,( THURSDAY, JANUARY J, 1SS0. NO. 278
LOCAL NEWS.
New Artvertisements.
P H.iBBBB9a Wrtetirg to All I :
A K Wuiis, Ca.-l'r ADrual MeetiDfr.
jThe Best Remdj Ayer'i Ohe-ry Pectoral
(Warner'a Kafe K.idnsy ai.d Liver Cure. '
. '
;A. & I. Bhrikh SpecUl 'BargiL-s.
Wicdow Glasi--ali at ltairer'&
Price's. ..- l 1
We iin 29 iniinrjo ot liyiiht thfT
rhoQthi. ' "
A ti d b6 1 8 8 0 l rt U i r i v h k i )i a rel y or,
the boards to-dy. .
The ktKueis wr til' Ui;siiif)i
ii2 cele-
brating New Vf r 1 iv. '
Very fw Nvw Vetr calit? ire
made to dny in this citv '.
btjet
"' Chis muutb tiHh Live 'L'nuiv;.iys, five
Fri iajs aud five Sdnirdnys.
Knivoa and Furks, i'ueket Koives &.c,
for the Children at Jac r.i s.
Barque Ai7j, MTlnd,. euiicd
frcm
Liverpool onjthe IG h ult. for titia port.
Schooner Jennie 7". Vtlicjf C.hdwi k,
hinc-, arrived it N-jw York on tbo 30th
ult.
Burque StUn'iuti, : htackleber', siiled
from Newry on the '15 h ulc ( r this
port. ' , -
'."Nor. baiii.l; J''runc, Amuson, sailed
tro:ii Chaiet.n u"a ibe GO'h ult. lor- this
port. " ?
The anhuai UiCttiL' ot tii- t-toi;kh'o.ldejs
of the F.rtt National B'iuk wiil be held in
this city on the IS h ii.si.
Schooner G. Vitrei, Bunker, from
Rock 'and for this port, was at : Vineyard
Havtn on the 29th ult. V
ScnooDcr AHavela, iioit, from St;
Pierre,via Wilmington, arrived at Phila
delphia on the 30th ult. ;
We regret to learu th tt Dr. J. C
Walker has been confined to his house
for the past three days with erysipelas.
"Pocket Knives, Table Cutlery, Silver
Plated Forks ami Spoons; largest variety
and -lowest prices at Jacodi's., i
Didn't our good friend of the Sbeiby.
AiiiO'd forget, to give credit for that edi
toriaF article from the Revikw we find u
this week's issue of h's pap?r?4
Wiiex y.u eel a CvU3H or bronchi
al affection' creeping on t'.ie lings, take
AYEB S CHERr.Y PKCT eal and cire it bc
fore it becomes incurable.
Save your mony by buyiuij orir Build
ng Supplies fHf"n AUaffer & I'ricc. f
New Year his passed off very quietly
with us.. Business has .boen almost enu
tirely suspended, both upsJrcet and on
the wharves.
Two overcoats, several wa-kinj: canes
Sa fadies' v cket book ard other articleF
were left at the skating rink last night.
They caii be had by "applying to, 1'iof.
Cashing.'
CroW(s jathei da ly at'tne L tile Giant
Entire r?6us3 to get a view ol the gallows
which have . been ree e 1 in the j lil y aid
andoii - wUc'i A lea Maihis will pay the
death pel ally to-i. orrow week.
S asille fi nadian.
Mr". Gti'ibr' of .Br ck :lie, Canada,
afier I t- ng cured . f .'pi- t-.;'f.i malaria'
diseas.? cu'utricted.m Tt s y moans o?
. Wa r :': f ' Pi'is d Sale lift ters,
writer u u,-: i's'.vil uever'travei i:i that
eiimaie vwitt out your "Sale PKs ai Safe
Bitters as a part of n.y outfit.' ,.
A party of u-eiiy tkuters, .katetl the
old year out ard the new year in at the
r.nk last nih Whiln the clocks were
t -'ling cut the old year an I ushering in
the i-ew t e skaters irdti'g:ng in a mcCk
tournament. A larg pasteboard box
serretl a a ring
as lances. , i
while Ij jonis wereuted.
.Entirely Recovered.
Nkw Yobk 1 1TY, J une lb 1S79
H. II. Wakkk Ar Co. Gentlemen -I
h; reoy cer iiy that mv wile. has been
nsig V r'j's Site Ividcey and Liver
Ou-ef.'r B. f-i.v's Disease, and she is now
entirely n c. v. r i When a:l physicians'
remedies f.tt'. a was inducel to try,
your remt'd . . .i 1 roCfived beuericial re
ulrs Irom i r- b-jttle.. 'Alter takiug
foui bottle!- s i 'W s entirely. cured.
Yours trulj , ;
. . K'ckKT B "Fl-TZiEt.A LD ,
'I he t base.
'The fox hunter's horn and the yelp
ing music ol a pack of hounds were heard
in the murky jair about 5 o'clock tbi3
morning and .after a cbase back and forth
nearly to MasouT-oro Sound and back
poor ReyDard was cornerdd aud caaglit,
Mesers Josepband. John Watters being
the first gentlemen in at the death.
r Personal.
We wrfl nleasad to receive, a Fcali to-
d.ty from Mr.' William Lurub, of j the firm
of W. Lamb k Co., of Boston; Mas.
The rirH?hich he is the senior rue me
ber isone of the most extenaive plumb
ing establishments in the MHub." He iD
herein a abort visit in which he is com
bining busine88 with pleasure, He is the
guest here of an old friend, Mr. Wilkins
lloddick. 1 4
A merlcan Union Telegraph
We learn that the! American Union
Telegraph Company
will be formal ;j
opened for bu.siois on the 5th inst (
commerjcing With 22 000 miles of wire in
UTfirlrilirr nrdpr Tilt" nimntsn v will have
k . r .
(TiO.OOO more miles of wire in operation
j by the 1st of June next. GeLeral Ev:ker
jnaa been aprjoitited Geaer;il Suner4uten-
lent of the Company.
'i'hfcjr c aned 1 heui.
List evenipf; the cler.ks iu the dry
goodi house of Messrs. Brown & llnd lick
completely took their eniployers by sur
prise and.hndi6mely caned them. They
are beautiful ebony canes with gold heads
and exactly alike.. 0 a each head was en
graved the, initials ol the gentleman to
I whom the cane was given. I We. suppose
that the siid chines have bedn "wetted''
but of this wp are not sure, as hejr forgot
toDo',ifj .usomhe fact. .
Early Vegetables and Alligators
A gentleman in this city informed us
yesterday that he had been eating lettuce
grown in his garden, which-was planted
in October, for a month past. A Florida
market could hardly surpass this, though
oy the way we noticed in an exchange that
green peas were selling in .Jacksonville
$4 a bushel aid alligators at $1 apiece.
The peas were the first of this seasoa's
growth, but ths account failed to state
whether the alligators were the first crop
of the season or not.
Thrown Out or a Buggy.
We regret to learn that an accident oc
cured to a lady' and gentleman while driv
ing but early this morning in a buggy
on one of the roads leading to the Sound,
by which both of the occupants of the
buggy were thrown out and the lady sus
tained several bruises and bad one of her
arms badly sprained. It seems that the
horse which they were driving took
fright cr shied at the bounds of the Fox
Hunters' Club which crossed the road im
mediately in front, and fell into , a ditch
carrying the buggy with him. Both tLe
lady and gentleman were thrown to thj
ground, but fortunately the horse remain
ed perpectly still after the accident audi
did not either attempt to kick or run,
otherwise the results might have been
wroe.
He Comes ! He Coui.js! !
, As Grant progress. s on his journey
9uth, acccmpanied by one of the most
intense and bitter haters of the Southern
people Byron Andrews, correspondent of
the Chicago Inter- Ocean which is a
most malignant, intense and vile sectional
sheet -the Sot tie. n ror-'e along tie
roue in some jnstauces are beginning to
up-end themselves, rand crook the png
nant hinges of the knee." " All that is
lacking now, is for the brass bands, in each
Southern city, town, and hamlet where
thii hi m ige :s likely to be paid to meet
and serenade tne junketing tx-President
at the depot as the palace car which
contains the aisj dsiinguished ex-Tanner
traveling injpuch imperial style rods in'
with the.thrftling;air'"Hail.to tae Chief,'!
or See the conquering hero come," while
every old soldier shall "toss on high his.
ready cap in' air and lilt his voice, in ser
vile shouts at sight o that, great".
friend of Babcock, of whiskey fraud fame,
and the ex-Secre ary of War, Belknap, of
pott-traderhip noteriety, whom General
Grant as President parted with with such
"regret" when Belknap wes caught steal
ing and forced to resign. iTheh the whole
crowd tl a'l tVe up the national air and
t-iag with Ion ! acclaim "Ha 1?: Columbia,
happ land! If we ain't reconstructed
i ii bv " . ".. ':. V
Guilty of Wrong.
Some people have a fashion of confusing
excellent remedies with the large mass ot
'patent medicines,' and in this they are
guilty of a wrong. There are some ad
vertised remedies fully worth all' that is
asked for them, and one at least we know
of Hop Bitters. The' writer has had
occasion to c&e- the' Bitters in just
such a climate as we ; have most of the
year in Bay City, and has always found
them to be first class .and. reliable, doing
all that is claimed for them. Tribune.
The .FreedmaifTj Baak Depositors.
. . i
V e understand that there is I to be t
meeting held in the Ccnrt Hcue on nf xt
Monday evening,' by the depositors of ti e
defunct. Freedman'sBank, to concert meas
ures for petitioning Congress to pass the
bill introduced this session into the Uopse
by Mr O'Connor, of South Carolina,
prbpo8:ng to pay from the National
Treasury the amounts due the depositors
and thug wipe out, at once and forever,
as far as may be, this stigma on the na
tional honor. The Commissioners have
generouslyJgWen the nseof tbeCourtRoom
free of coat and without fcrgor gat.
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Harbor Masters Rportii
From Captain Joseph Price, Harbor
Master, 8 have the following report of
the number of vessels arrived at this port
during the mouth of December', 1879;
American .
Schooners. ...
Brigs . ...
Steamers... ..
Total
Foreign
Schooners ...
Brigs ...n.....
Tonnage.
.......3.207
..14.,..
.. 3 ..
.. 4. .
776
. . .3 380
21 tonnage 7.362
Tonnage.-
. i is
11.... ...:2 822
;............17... ..6,450
Barques.,..
Total 30 tonnage 8.420
Total number of vespe!s,-American and
Foreign, 51; Total amount of tonnage
15 782.. - ; , . ' '
The Don Quixotes and Kooners.
There seemed to be a jollier and a
larger crowd f people on Market s.reot
this afternoon than there was at the. same
hour on Christmas Day, thotigh the
nuisances of ' ths Kooners , aad
fire crackers were conspicuously
lass. The sidewalks were almost
blocked up from Market to Second
street by expectant people waiting and
look ing anxiously for the Don Quixotes,
who finally marched down Second to
Front and then turned up Market street
giving the anxioas and patient crowd in
front of the Market, but a small glimpse
of their procession. John Kooner carxe
along in the meantime, however, and fur.
nlshed amusement for the disappointed
crowd.
Mortuary Statistics.
From the books of John G. Norwood,
Sacretary and Treasurer of Pine Forest
Cemetery Company (colored), we ' gather
the following report of interments in that
Cemetery during the past year, the re
port being by months:
January, 8 children- and 14 adalts;
February, 6 children, 8 adults; March, !
11 children, 3 adults; April, 6 children, 7
adults; My, 11 children, 13 adults;
June, 11 Children, 6 adults; July, 20
children, 17 adults; August. 11 children,
11 adults; September, 16children, 7
adults; October, 24 children, 6 adults;
November, .10 children, 11 adults; Decem
bjr, 11 children, 0 idults. Total for the
year 144 children, 1 11 auults.
Vessels in Portand to Arrive.
The year 1879 closed with a total num
bsr of thirty vessels of all kinds of over
130 tons burthen in this port. Of these
thirteen were barques, nine brigs and eight
schooners. The vessel having the largest
tonnage is the British barque Bsssie, of
685 tons . The smallest is the schooner
C?H, Mucomber, of 120 tons. There are
several oth-rsmaller vessels iu port 'not
e numerated jn the above list.
There are also now on the way to this
port thirty-nine vessels of different kindV,
nUiooalities and tonnage.
Assuming that the average carrying ca
pacity of the sixty nine vessels which are
in port and to arrive, to be 250 Ions, which
we are confident is a very low estimate,
we have an aggregate of 17,250 tons. -A
little reflection upon these n.. ures will give
some idea of the ioipbrtancoi of Wilming
ton as a C immtrc:il city. ' '
Wilmington District.
First Round of Quarterly Meetings fur
the Methodist E. Church, South 1880.
Ooharie Miss, at Wesley Chapel,. . Jan 1
Jokebury, atCokesbury............Jari 3 4
Bladen, at Bthlehem. . ...... .Jan 10-11
Elizabeth, at Eliribethtown. . . Jan 17-18
Whiteville, at Whitevl le.t Jan 24-25
Waccamaw Miss, at Betbesda. . Jan 28
Brunswick, at Sharon., . . .Jan 31-Feb 1
Smithville Station. ................Feb 3 4
Wilmington, at Fifth Street;.. .Feb 7 8
Wilmington, at Front Streci. .Feb 14-15
Topsail, at Prospect . . : .Feb 2 1-22
New River Mission...;......... KFeb 25
Onslow, at 8wansbofo.,....:.....Feb 28-29
Duplin, at Magnolia. ....... .Mar 6-7
Clinton, at Andrews Cbapei . . Mar 13-14
District Steward Meeting February
13th, at ten o'clock AM, at the Parsonage
of the Front Street Church at Wilmington
Presiding Elder.
MARRIED.
McLAUKiX BAOQ-ln this citj, on the
etreninfi: of ihe 31st December; 1879, Mr.
LaUOttLIN A! LAlKI.N to Miss JULIA
KVELVN, daVjrbter of M. k.Kigg, Ei .
New Advertisements.
First National Eank of .
Wilmington, Jan 1, 1880' .,
TIHE iNS.UAC MKF.T1NQ of the Stock
holders of this Bar k for tre eltcticn of
Directore; will be httd at their Bankirs
Hoase on. TUESDAY; the - I3th' ins't , at ll
o'clock, A. M. ' -'
A. K
jaa 1-2-12 U ;
A veeetable preparation and th -only nn
rmly in the world for Brieht IiAC'..
malrtM. and ALL Kidnrj, l.irrii!
Urinary Diwen.
imoni.il?! of ilw h ighf st orjor in j r t
of.these statements'.
. For thf run or Iiatt, call for War
nr's .Safe Oialxt. Cure.
K"For the euro of Rriclifn and the other -diseases,
call for Warner' .Safe Kiduy
and lil ver Cure.
Safe Itein-dii-N
arc sold
by Druggists
ami Ioah-rs
in Meclizine
evywlicre.
EH; WARNER &CQ.,
Proprietors,
Rochester, . V,
J8CSSend for RiriipMet
jan 1-eod-iy
Greeting to A!!
jyY FBIfiNDSiAND PATRONS, wiEhiu
them a happy and pr6eperous New Ttar.
Thanking them for the liberal patronag ox-
tended to me for the past ear, and acki? g
a eontinuance of the same I a q,
j .' Rtepectfullj,
i i
1 ' P. HE1NSBERQER,
jan j Live Book Store.
"THE BEST, REMEDY
';: . . : j. -. for loves ..
Diseases of the -Tliroat al Lnis.
Ayer'-s
Diseaseg o the
"pulmonarV organs
are so prevalent and
fatal, tnat a safe and
reliable remedy for
them is invaluable
to every community.
Ay er's Cherry
Pectoral Is such a
remed y, and no
other so eminently
CHERRY
merits the cons
cience of .the public.
It.is a scientific com
bination of the medi
cinal principles an
MliPlh vii lues ui
ilfj'1 thft finest' drucrs.
4.:.
PFTTAPnt. chemically uniteil,
k!z to insure the great
est possible efficiency and uniformity of re
sults, which enables physicians as well as
invalids to use it with confidence: It is
the most reliable remedy for diseases of
the throat and lungs that science lias pro
duced. It strikes at the foundation of all
pulmonary diseases, affording prompt
and certain relief, and is adapted to pa
tients of any age or either sex. ' IJeing
very palatable, the youngest children
take' it without difficulty. In the treat
ment of ordinary Couelis, Colds, Sore
Throat, Broncuitis,$nlluenza, Cler
gyman's Sore Throat Asthma, Crou p,
and Catarrh, the (fleets of At.r's
Cherry Pectoral are magical, and multi
tudes are annually 'preserved from serious
illness by its timely and faithful use. It
should be kept at hand in every house
hold, for the protection it affords in sud
den attacks In Whooping-coitKh and
Consumption there is no other remedy
so efficacious, soothing, and hedpfui,. i
The marvellous cures which Ayer's
Cherry Pectqral has effected all, over
the world are a sufficient guaranty thai; it
will continue to produce the best results.
An impartial trial Will convince the most
sceptical ofits wonderful curative powers,
as well as of its superiority over all other
preparations for pulmonary complaints.
Eminent physicians In all parts of the
country, knowing its composition, recom
mend Ayer's Cherry Pectoral to inva
lids, and prescribe, it in their practice.
The test oi half a century has proved its
absolute certainty to cure all pulmouary
complaints not already beyond the reach
of humanaid. -t ' , w
Prepared by Dr. I. C. Ayer; & tJo.,
Practical and Analytical Cheml;t,
I ' Lowell, Mass.
OLD BT ALL DRCGGI3T9 ETEHTTTHZ.EE. -
jaa 1 . -
D. I. C.
(Cure for Drunkenness and Opium
Habits!)
FULL Line of Dtugi, Medicines, Fahcj
Artielet lo.,jwt receired.
BURBANK'5 PHARMACY. .
dee 29 tf Cor Front and Prineeu itiv
TjisL!er
pf sssrmm?saFmssassuemmi
I Pro bA b l
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PLEASE NOTICE.
. . ... o; '.!' '
We will be glad to receive eqicmtmic ttion: ;
frca our frleads on say and allftbJect;.-.
general interest but : ' '
y e name of .the writer alwajr r U '
-.Lhd to thai' Editor.' . : . '
Comaunicatiocs mct b wfltten
c r. u,v
oTsa (id of the'paper.
i'erscnalities most be aTWcd..: ' "
Acd'it ia efppciallj'and parU:ulrly nni-r
stood that the Editor doeinot always rt
the views of correspondeii U, ticiaaj so
in the editorial columns. .
Now Adyortfsehiontb
AND
HOLIDAY GOODS
' AT
. . ... .
MarlicJ St.
S IJooiioiti v to Jflny
OX JIAX1, lOli 'JUAT lUlilOSK,.
LESS-GOODS:
Shawls, Cloaks,
Blankets, Skirts,
Corsets,- UIoves, '
Collars and Cuflfe;
2 TIES, TOWELS, NAXIKr,
DAMASKS r:J
BRUSHES,
CdlViBS,
Handkerchiefs !
From fi cents np 1 .
BIBS. BOWS. FLANNELS.' MEPi'S
: AMD BOYS' WEAR. RIBBONS,
Aid hundred or Articleg too numerouB to
mention. ;
: No adrance'in any of these Gon&a.
I I3avc m jney and. get so or ;thi C3eful by
calling oa t . ' . ; '
26 MarkcCSl.
Ldec 20
Lavender Water,
ykRUENA WATER. New lot frh drar
and a fulj and complete st' ck of Farcy Arti
cles -;,fur tho Flolidaj. Tra ie. TerjtMa
goaraitf eJ freL, piro ard ci b?st (jualitji
F. 0. MILLEIi,
Crner 4th and Auq 8trtct.
Open ay and night.. ' -dec
22-tf
NEW GOODS AND A KW YEAR !
"fR3. R. J. BAKER ha on hand a nice
1 t JL Stock of - Hatfl, Bonnets for old and
youDjr. Old Ladi-a' Caps, Breakfast Caps,
and ail kkd of Children's floods, Crochetel
Hood?, barques; Cloaks andv Infant's Backs.
AH kind of iJair Work, done to order. Braids
made of combines, old liraids wotkedoTer.
Bandfeaux, Fnfi?, Ccqaefs Inruible Frout,
Saratoga Wa?es. Ail kinds r f M made
and repaired. All orders r-' ir.ptly filled
from the country. I aarijtr Batiifactloa
to patron. dec 31
roetic
hrisiiinrtas
havic bocn ami't- d a nv,aber of our ;
'. - ' ' ;
f--" " ' ,
firm on I'k Ui -n-, she Lame and .
style v!l! XcrcAf-K b6 ALTAFFZR,
Ile3pectrul!y,
dec
ALTAKFEK'i HUGE
4-
(Vlozart Saloon.
JOttX.UAAR, Ju Viok.ior.
So 1, Granite Ebw, Soutli Front St.''.-
FRESH orST,ER8 received Vitv S?
ertry day, anil rerTea up in IfJ
any manner called for. j SCi'j -
Bi!Ha-d Table rencratui aa-J reaiy'for
those who like the gaie. " V
Drinli gerred) in Gni-zUu' tuti. "Xaktt
1 arxrs to read. Krery p-fsn mho rltk$ tho .
city hunts tbij raloob, 1. ;
dec 5-1 m . ' . ,r
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