THIS PIPER
1$ piolUhed every afternoon, Suadays
npteJ bT
J O JJ II . T. J A M K & , 4
EDITOR AKD rKOPHIF.TOK.
ttUBHCRHTION3.aSTAOK PAID.
On. year, $5 00 Six months, $2 50 ; TLr
oithi, $1 15 j One month, 60 cent.
The paper will be delivered by carrier!,
ree of eharKe, in anj part of the citj, at the
boTe rates, or 13 cent per week.
IdrerCsiajr rate low and literal
aT8uoscribrs will j-lease report any and
ll failure! to rle thir ppre regularly.
Sow Advertisement0.
1880!
G H AX X r AUISTJ All
CLOSING SALE
3RD WIT & liODBICK,
45 JSIarkot SL
m TASK 1118 OPFOXTC-VITV OF
(Leaking the general ppblic for tbeir Tery
b-ra patronage daring the past year, and
t et parti ru'ar attention to our
ANNUAL CLOSING SALE !
, OF
WINTER STOCK
Tl COMMENCE ON
J
January, 12th,
. Great Reductions
will be made in order to effect oar object.
Onr patron may reit assured that the
redactions are bona fide.
Dress Goods;1
Blanicets, y
Shawls, Cloaks,
CASHMERES FOR
MEN AND BOY'S WEAR.
LADIES', GENTS', AND CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR. ,
We will, offer the Cheapest line of Ham
barf Edgings and Insertions that we hare
shewn, la order to make room for oar new
stoek.
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market fltreet.
'an 10
Ship Notice.
ALL PERSONS ARE HERE
BT cautioned against cu;V
harboring or trusting any of the tMV
crew the British Brig BLACK "'Vpf
POOL, Capt.Altchlson.as no r '
debts contracted bj them will be paid by
Captain or Agents.
ALJ X. BPEUNT A 80 N,
JanlO Consignees.
DON'T FORGET
. THAT THE
Boston 5 and 1G Cents
Store, .
IS 11IE ONLY EXCLUSIVE STOllE
OF THE KIND IN THE STATE.
And the Cheapest
e
Place to Buy
TIN. GLASS AND WQQDENaWARE
CROCKERY.
Und 999 Other
HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES !
tS" Special Inducement to Ccunlry
E7" New Goods received daily at No.
North Trout atretL jan 7
Tie
VOL:IV. W ILMINGTON, N. C TUESDA Y, J A NUARY
LOCAL NEWS.
Xtw Advertisements.
PaTaa BaaENTiM Florida Oranges. .
P rtBiNBSB&ssa Pinos and Organs,blank
Books. , ,
A: A I. HauiEa Felling Off!
8H riariELATZ, Mayr An Appeal from
Ireland
Pee ad Fo- Sale.
Wii iiow Glass ah &iz aiA)ialW &
Hi k art.- jneatiful and are uu tho Je
c in . . -
Ba;i;e Anok, Stcwar, h?:;eri, anived at
d.u on th ? :ilt ult.
B:triUH Kristin'.; Jaiiseu, h':;uv". arrived
at GIi 'V on the L'J.b ult.
rrqui lima, Ar.ii(rs?u, h.-Doe,
rived at Glasgow on the L'lth u!t.
it-
Nor, brig Jurlrii, Kernes, hence, arriv
ed at QaeeostowD on the 9th iDst".
BrigJJ'K'V K''rt traliaui, cleared at Lou
ucn on the OO-li uP,. fu- this port.
Darq iv! Dun lli:nritt K.uKa:z, -her.ee,
arrived at Urbtol, Y.u-z., on the SI; t ult.
Barque Galalhra, Andersen, hailed
from Vigo on the 17ih ult. .for "this port.
Barquo 2-Mcdcru.k ibcalla, Buttner,
hence, arrived at Lon ion, on the 29th ult
Save your money by o ly fig j oar Build
ag Supplies from AUr.!T;r & Price. f
The U!n of I fall's Vegetable Sicilian
llenewer wilrf ke c the Lair from falling
out.
Schooner Ella M Jiirtcr, Baric?, lor
this port, was at Bath, Me., re-niy for
sea on the 9 lb. inst.
- 3
Sheep axe very scarce and in damand.
The market is entirely hire and, sheep
would bring good prices.
Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives .to
for the Children at Jacohi's.
This afternoon about a doz;n empty
spirits casks were floating down, the
strcam,tut were soon overhauled by yawl
boats which put out after them. Wo
could not ascertain how they, came in
the water.but the supposition is (hit they
were blown off of a Jigh'xr.
The Cape Fear Tobacco 'Works otters
for sale in. this issue 2a,000 pounds of
granulated tobacco stems which are' rci
commended as the best of fertilizers for
truck farms, etc. As itis'wall known
that tobacco is decidedly irjurious to
bugs, etc , wc be-pek fjr it a trial by our
farmers.
City t'ourt.
Charles Morris, colored, was the Gist
cise called on docket this mcruir.g;35
fine was Hhe jugmsnt of Court, which
amount was paid and defendant released.
Simon Kichardion, colored, charged
with disorderly conduct was fined $5 and
costs. This finished the docket ana tne
Court adjourned. . .
IU-Electcd.
TLo anLUaL meeting ot the Cape Fear
Steamboat Company was held on board
the steamer Gov. Worth at her wharf in
this city to-day, fcr the election of a
Board of Directors for the ensuteg year.
The result was the re-election of "the cn.
tire Boird of. Directors cf last year, as fol
lows: iTcssrs. F W. Ksrchner, D. G.
Worth, B. G. VvVtb, EL. Vollers4, of this
city, and A. A. aicivotnan, ci rayetie-.
vil'e.
Election of Field Omccrs vT Scconu
IiCgimeut X. C S. G.
The ccmpaDy officers of the Second
Regiment of N. C" S. G., were present at
the Mayor's cCko in this city to-day at
noon, in person and by proxy to made an
election of Fidd 02cer? of the Regiment
to serve for three years from date.
Cap'Uin Ed. P. Powers, of the LaFay-
ette Light Infantry, tcing the Senior Cap
tain present, presided over the meeting
and Mr. James C. .Murds, Orderly Ser
geantof the Wilmiagton Lrght Infantry,
was requested to act as Secretary.
The meeting beicg then duly organized
proccdid to the election of the fjllowing
officers;4Cvljael. Lieuteaant-Cjlonel and
Major which rtsulted on the first" ballot
in the s Icciion uf the follow iag named
gentlemen to fill said cftlccs. .
Colonel A bcrt 11. Worth of Fayette
ville; Lienttnaut-C!ocel, CI. S. Lati
mer, of Wilmiugtor ; Maj-T, A. G.-Branch
of Wadesboro.
The xneeticg then pai a reso'.ution
of thanks to Mayor S." II. Fishb'ate iar
the use of bis ofii:e at tha City llall, after
which upon motion the meeting then- ad
journed.
Leap Tear Ball,
Wl.irh is to come off to-nmht. will begin
at 9 o'clock precisely, and the gentlemen
are reo nested to call for the ladies as early
as 8:30 p. m. It will undoubtedly be a
grand occasion, and we wish the partici
pants may have the happiest time imag
inable.
Oakdale. 1
At a meeting of the lot owners of 0. k-
dale Cemetery, held at the office of the
Secretary last evening, D. McRae, Esq
was elected Piesident, and Messrs. Ed
ward Kidder, G. R. French, A. J. De
Kosset, W. J. . Yopp, J. H. Chadbrum
and W. H . Northrop were elected. Direc
tors for the ensuing year.
I ,
j The Masquerade,
j W hich by some unaccountable over
sunt we announced as to come off last
night, will be the feature at the City Ua
to-night. The skaters will be masked, am
we learn that some very unique and hand
some costumes have been prepared for the
jeeasion. There is every indication that
a larfe gathering will be present, and that
a big lot of enjoyment awaits-them.
An Intellectual Treat.
We are happy to be able to announce to
our readers that Col. Duncan K. Mac.Uae,
of this city, the silver-tongued orator
who delighted Wilmington audiences last
season with his scholarly productions in
behalf of the Wilmington Library Asso
ciation, has again consented to deliver an
other lecture under the auspices of this
Association at an early day. Tht theme
will, we understand, be an entirely new
one, and upon which we believe, the dis
ticguished gentleman-Has bestowed much
time and thought in the preparation. Oar
readers can imagine, therefore, Hie treat
they have in store.
m - V'
. '' Sudden Death.
'We learn that Mr. Henry MashburnJ
an old and highly respected citizen of
Moore's Creek, in Pender county, fell dead
in his yard a few days ago. He was
bouL?0 years of age, and had been j in
good health up to the time of his sadden
death. Mr. Mashburn had been for
many years a prominent citizen of the
county, a leading member of the Baptist
Church, Superintendent of the Sunday
School and an influential dember of the
Masonic Order. His loss will be deeply
deplored by a large circle of relatives and
friends. He leaves a wife and four chil
dren. You can buy No 1. Heating and Cook
Stoves at almost any price by going the
Factory Agency, at Jacobi's.
Erin- so Bragta f .
" Famine is again menacing poor unfor
tunate Ireland and her starving children
appeal in heart-rendiDg tones to the
charitable and humane of all climes and
nationalities for assistance. In accordance
with a cablegram received a few days
since from the Lord Mayor of Dublin,
mention of which was made in ' tho Re
view, our worthy Mayor has called a
meeting of the citizens of Wilmington, to
be found in another column of this issue,
at the City Court Room on the evening
of Wednesday, the 14th inst, to devise
such means as they may think best in
response to the call for assistance.
Journalistic
" Tiie Statesville Landmark came to us
on Saturday last with the name of Jos. P.
Caldwell at iho1 masthead as editor and
proprietor. There is no better newspaper
man in the State than is Joe. Caldwell, as
was evinced by Lis successful labors on the
Charlotte Observer. It is hardly necessary
to say that he has our best wishes;
The Southern ' Mail is, the name of a
new weekly which has just gone into pub
lication at Hilisboro, under the control of
Mr. T. B. Ryan. The 'Mail displays evi
dences of marked ability in its make-up.
SUCC2S3 to it.
The Western Carolinian, published at
Elickory, by Mr. H.S.Blair, has been very
considerably enlarged and improved. We
are glad to note this evidence of improve
ment. The Concord Attn comes to us under
the new management of its old-new
editor, the genial Wade Harris, who, af:er
a little round-a-bont elsewhere, in Wil
mington and Greensboro, has returned to
his first love. May it always shine bright
er and brighter every day.
Wood has advanced in price la con
sequence of the cold wave froaa Maine.
Morrill. Don't Garc-e-lon while the
weather is warm but have the Chamber
lain with pod fael before the Hale arrives.
That's ratfcer a mane puo, be jabera
Patenkd.
EEYIEW.
Improvement
The m w Market hen completed will
be the handsomest in the South Resides
beef and fruit stalls, there will be stalls
exclusively, for tLe s lecf butter and clwese
meal, flour acd hominy, etc. Everythii g
will be kept in apple pie order and will
be entirely free from, the fumes of char
coal and hucksters ealirg gtal's, and
b o'hs.
Fliat rVaiioual Bank.
The Fourth Annual Meeting A this
iu.t;tu'iu was be!d at the Banking
rcurus in tLia city at llc!uck to-day for
tbeeleciiou of a Iioafd of Directors for the
e'isuinsj.year. Tneve-u!t was the re
el ction of the. entire Board of last j ear
as follows: Messrs Alfred Martin, D. G.
Worth, James Sprunt,- James Dawson,
and E K. Burruss.
'. . At tfiuilhville.
From Capt. Uarper. of the steam yacht
Passport, we learn that the wind and sea
in the bay at Smithville were very high
this morning The yawl boats on the
deck of the steamer were rolled out of
their racks, a thing, by the way, which
was never done before, even when the
little steamer was on the black fish
grounds. The tides were very high, the
water rising seven feet. Most of the large
vessels which re lying at anchor in the
bay at Smithville have goue on their wey
andjip to the time of tLePasporlleaving
there no damage had been done to the
shipping in the bay.
Marine Disaster, .
Br. barque North Carolina, Buchan,
from Baltimore for Liverpool, which put
into Bermuda in November in' distress,
repaired and proceeded Dec. 30th for her
destination, bat, after leaving sprung
aleak, and on the morning of January 1st
was seen ashore on the reefs to the S. W.
of St. George. At the time of going
ahore she had 4 or 5 feet of water in her
hold. She afterward filled and on the
8th was full of water. About 400 bales
of cotton hare been landed dry, and a
small portion of the other cargo; the
greater portion will be a total loss. The
vessel has been stripped and materials
taken ashore. The . hull will probably
be a total loss.
Pocket Knives. Table Cutlery. Silver
lJIated Forks and bpoons; largest variety
and lowest prices at Jacobi s.
Deep Ys..Whale.
It seems that Capt. Harper knows how
o catch a deer don t let this be mis
taken for a dear as well as run a steam
boat. Yesterday while the Passport was
nearly abreast of Fort Anderson, 'First
Official Mate Frank , Wilkinson shouted
from the lookout, "A whale! a whale! on
he 8tarbard bow, steering east by east
north east." Capt. Harper put his
smoked glasses on and discovered a fine
buck in the middle of the channel steering
or the Eastern bank of the river. P. O.
M. Wilkinson in the meanwhile was run
ning around the deck getting his line
ready while Gibbs, the cook, stood at the
bow with the galley fork ready to har
poon the whale. The steamer was rapid
y closing up the gap between her and
F. O. M. Wilkinson's whale; he sailed
in a whaling vessel 5 years 7 months and
16 day 8, and. guesses he orter know a
whale when he sees, one, and was betting
bis official position and seven weeks sal
ary "that's a whale," when the bow of the
steamer struck the deer and killed it. The
stag was hauled aboard the steamer and
when it was laid out on the deck F. O
M. Wilkinson clasped his weather-beaten
brow and ejaculated, ''I'm stag gered
and ruined. My official position gone and
seven weeks salary, I feel like a default
ing bank cashier and the Daily Be
view will get hold ot it and then
I'm ruined, ruined, ruined.' He attempted
to commit suicide with Jeff Smith's horse
pistols but as it was suggested that some
one would carry hia Galloway he righted
on his keel and concluded to apply the
Balm of Gilead (hind quarter of venison)
to his troubled inner man. It ' is thought
to-day that if one should whisper suicide
near the foot of Market street there
would be, a fiht or a lively foot race
with F. O. M. Wilkinson leading th3 van.
Pnyslclans' Wine.
New York physicians say that they have
been using fepeer's Fort Grape Wine and
Wine Bitters in their practice for jean, to
the entire satisfaction of their patients and
themselves, atd take grant pleasure in
recommending; them to the public as being
all that is claimed for them, and, in fact
the most reliable they can find. For sale
by Green fc F tanner, Jas. C. Munds and
P. L. Bridgers & Co.
13, 1880. NO. 288
There is a great demand for cattle in
this city. The market is almost entirely
bare of good beef cattle and the price has
advanced 2 cent per pound. ; Extra
quality would even bring better prices.
Christmas Fire Dogs and Fire Irons
F.uting Machines aud every sort tf
Hardware at lowest sort of cash prices at
Jacobis.
, Th r: is ten rniautes difference in the
time between the western face of the. city
clock and the remaining three faces; Tt
should be attended to and .'he causes
which lead to the result be reM.oved.
MARRIED.
LARKlNri UIVINrt In tt. John's
Charch, oa Monday, January 5 ti?, by the
Ker Qoorge Patterson, D. D., WILLIAM
B. LAKKIN3 to RKNA BKUMKTTA BIV-
L8.
New Advertisements.
Florida Oranges.
D
IRECT SHIPMtNT FROM BurTALO
Blaff, Florida, of these justly Celebrated Or
&nges. Are sound and for eale hj
PETEB BARENTS E,
It Cor. Chestnut and Water St'eet.
Fcr
if
25 0G0 t H ' GRANULATED TOBAC
CO STEMS ; the very best Fertile r for
Truck Farms, Gardens or Flower Yards ;
'will kill all Bags and Insect?,; a Superior
Fertilizer for any crop. Appjy tJ
CVPE FEAU TOBA' CO WORK',
jan 13 6t
Mayor's Office,
City of Wilmington
. January 12th, I860.
An Appeal from Ireland.
rpO THE CITIZENS OF WILMINGTON1
It is uoiveisallj knoTrn that the distress in
Ireland is now very great and daily increas
ing, from an extensive famine which bat
again Wen ii flic ted upon that unhappy
conn try. As Mayer of the City of Wilming
ton 1 have received telegrams from the Lord
Mayor of London and tie Lord Mayor of
Dublin, appealing to the generosity of Wil
mington for aid to the sufferers. It is the cry
of a Nation asking for bread.
In order that our cit'zsns may take the
matter into consideration, I do hereby invite
all who feel an interest in and deiire to aid
the suffering people, to assemble at the City
Court Room, at the City Hall, on the Eve
ning of WEDNESDAY, the 14th inst, at
Vi o'clock, in preliminary meeting, to take
such steps as they may deem best to carry
into effect their wishes.
S. H. FI3HBLATE,
jn 13-2t Mayor.
AND
9
5000 Sacks
Liverpool Salt I
6500 Sacks
Peruvian
Cotton Guano !
' ' . Now landing and tor sale low by
Williams & Murchison.
jan 12
Pianos, Organs.
AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL, sold on the
Instalment Flaa. Guitars, Flutes, Fifes,
Harmonicas, Aecordeons. Banjos, Bones,
Tambourine. Violins. Yiolencellos, Bows,
Strings and Boxes. Also Hunting Ho bs, at
the LIFE BOOK STORK.
Blank Books,
Af KMOR1NDUM BOOKS, Blaak BiU
ABsadf, Memorandum Blocks, Keeipt,
Drift and Note Books, Legal Cap. Fools Cap,
Letter and Note Paper, Earelopes, Note Let
ter and Official. AU for sale at
IIEINSBEEOE&'S,
39 k 11 Market Street.
jan 12
PLEASE J0TICE.
We will be glad to receive eommualeationi
from our friend on any and all mbjecti'o
general Interest but :
The name of the writer mut alwajr be for
nished to the Editor.
Conuntmicationi muat be written on onlf
one side of thefraper. V .
Pertonalitiefl"innst be avoided.
And it is especially" and particular ly'sa'dcr
stood that the Editor does not always endo r
the views of correspondents, nnleei so state
in the editorial columns.
New Advertisements.
AND
HOLIDAY GOODS
3G Market :.
m., mvuuuj y iu ai u
Somctliiii irseltil !
ON 1IANP, FOR THAT FURrOiSE,
GOODS,
Shawls, Cloafcs,
Corsets, rlovcs,
Collars and Cuffs,
TIES, TOWELSNAPKINSi
DAMASKS
BRUSHES,
CORIBS,
Handkerchiefs !
From S cants up I
BIBS, BOWS. FLANNELS. MEN'S
AND BOYS' WEAR. RIBBONS
And hundreds of Articles too nnmorousj,'
mention.
No ad ranee in any of ,theseooJ3.
Save money and get soir.ething uaefullb
i
calling on
Btt, M, KATZ,
36 Market St.
dec, 20
Lavender Water,
"y ERBENA WATER. New lot fresh drugs
and a fall and oomplete stock of Fancy Arti
cles for the Holiday Trade. Every thiag
guaranteed fresh, pure and of best quality.
TF. C. MILLER,
Corner 4th and hen Streets.
Open day and night,
jan 12-tf
First National Bank of
Wilmington, Jan." 1, 1880
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders of this Back foY tbe election of
Directors, will be held at their Banking
House on TUESDAY, the Hth inst., at 11
o'clock, A.M.
A. K. WALKER,
jan 1-2-12-13
Cat bier
Selling Off !
rjIHE BALANCE OP OUR
IMMENSE STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
must go at almost any price to make room
for the Spring Styles. Bargain may be
had. All must be sold. Call and get the rp
duced pries, at
SHRtER'3 TWO STORES,
Jn 9 Market st.
The Orefuinette.
gTESY ONE BOLD
SO FAR HAS
Eemeaber that
given entire satijfactioi.
upon tlis Uuical Instrument the imallei t
child can play the most difficult pieces with
out the leut knowledge of music. I kep
also a stock of Cabiaet Organs, which I'll
sell cheap for cash, or upon the Ixutalmert
plan. A large stock of Behoof Books aid
Stationery constant on hand.
jaa 12
uoristmnias
Bookstore;