!
THIS PA FIB
...,(. mwmrr afternoon. Bandars
m ww ' ,
T - ... .
JOHl'l. T. JAMES,
corn) awn raoriurron.
UM y.ar.SS 00 Bit -on.. SI ;
s,oatbs,l M; Onesaonta.lOeeati. .
Mtof the city, ttUi
efieterataa, r p
r ink.
... in in ilDru
SSSw.Hb.rt will plee-report aajd
revive tneir papersnmUrly.
j Now Advertisement.
'-"18801
CLOSING SALE
BROWN & RODDICK
45 Market St.
tyiTAKK THIS OPPORTCSITT OP
thaailac tae g taerei pnblic for tbeir very
I.kW patronise dirin the past year, and
t call eartienler attention to oar
ANNUAL CLOSING SALE !
or
WINTER STOCK
TO COMMX5CS OX
January 12th.
Great Reductions
C! be saade Is ordar to effect oar object.
Oar patrons rut snared that the
redactions are bona fide.
Dress Goods,
BlanKets,
a
- . Shawls, Cloaks,
CASHMERES FOR
MEN AND BOY'S WEAR.
LADIES', GENTS, AND CHII D REN'S
UNDERWEAR.
We will offer the Cheapest line of Ham
bergXdgiags aad Insertions that we have
shewn, ta order to sake room for our new
BR0W1T & RODDICK,
40 CZarket fltreet,
Ma 10
Gelling Off !
fJIHX B1UL5CK OFOUB
IMMENSE STOCK OF
FAIL AND WINTER CLOTHING
it go at alaoet any prloe to make room
for the Bpriag Btjlta. Bargain nay be
bad. AU saut be sold. Call and gat the re
dseed prlHe, at
a
BBRlSK'd TWO STORES,
ja Market st.
Lavender Water,
'Y'J&BIJtA WATER. New lot freah dxn?i
aad a fall aad eeaplete sfek of Fancy Arti
Ue for the UolUaj Trade. ETerjthlag
gaaraUed frath, pare and ef beet qnallry.
:r. a MiLXSR,
Pomer yth aad.Nsn Street.
Dpem day aad ahtkt.
Lover than Ever,
f AROI 8T0CX OF Ola, ISO, Ac. at
graatly redieed prlc-i
Jna atoet ef the be.t ( OAL la the city
very lew leceed.
.'Uk:i : j. JL. 8PR150KR.
fJgcyg Toljapcp 8tpre.
TF TOlTtrA?r THt BI3T S and 10 eta.
J-Ctrwre toCOJIT'8nar,toa will fiad
Ue laxxest leetlon of Imported and Doaee
i Clrv. fjieirtif aid Baotta Tbecoe,
1jeaaa wfji pUaf resaemer tnaIdq
0t4 keep 9m oa candayi, tbarffore' three
w-jt wt W pveaaee ay goods will nave to
de at dariar tne week.
tlf WALTXR CONXT,
BaKlDAY.
H
VOL.IV. WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY
LOCAL NEWS.
z . .
!f ew Advertisements.
Pa J. R. Hawm For Pa'e, Bent or Lease.
P Hiimiioi The Place to Bur,
A. A I. 8aaiia Helhnc Offl
For other locals see fourth page.
Wir i!ow (Ilass alt sizes at ItafTer &
Prices. t
Almost wildly euonh to-d y for
March.
B"'ie Exphiit. Kusted, oeuce, arirJ
at Antwerp ot. the 5th iust.
KnWc and Forks, Pocket Knives Ac,
lor the Children at J a cor. is
L-k out for UuiUlo Bill's etiert parade
with his Indiana on Thursday".
Urnue Caroline, lor Uis port, wile1'
m
(rum Urareeend on the Cth inst.
Pleiitv of frefk bora iu market this
mon.ius at sij. cents ppr pound.
Schooner Vyoinhy , Fons, hence, ar
rived at Port'au-PriLce Dec 21iit.
Uirque Mm in, Witt, fur thia jwjrt
sailed from GUsow on th-: 7th iust.
Brig Husy ;, tiraham, from Lrndon
for this port, passe 1 Deal ou the 8th ins.
Barqne Mantit.d, Gun ,'erson. for this
pprt, sailed .from Bilboa, pain, Dec.
iOtb.
Sihoner WuHrr I'. Pahnrr SUplcs,
honc, arrival At IVrt-au-i'iince Dec.
21th:
SchooBer Jxtuisa fruzicr, Crawford,
hence, arrived at Fernandina, F.a., on the
12th insL
Schooner Fanny himnicy, Wolfe,
hence, arrive! at Pcnsacola, Fla , on the
13th iost.
Schooner i'atiny Johnston, Dalton,
cleared at Baltimore ou the. 17th inst for
this port.
Schooner Ella M. Barter, Buter, for
this port, sailed from Bath, Me, on the
16th inst.
The days are slowly lengthening The
sun sets this evening at lo minuses past
5 o'clock.
Don't forget the reopening of the skat
log rink to-night, It is located at the
corner of Eighth and Princess streets.
The interchange? b'e family ulster sup
plies a want long felt. la the possession
of a young married couple it can be worn
by either party.
Thanks to Gd. Wm. B. Blanton, Su
perintecdent of the Milton & Sutherlin
Railway, fur an annual pa.s for the year I
1880 over his road.
Tice's weather forecasts promise cs
falling barometer and rising temperature
and cloudy, threatening weather , with
severe storms in places for the next three
. 1 -
days.
Do cot forget the sale of the Charity
Qailt at Heinsberger's Art Room this
v r m
evening, ice l-viies uenevoien assocu
ation expect to realize a .neat sum from
the sale of the 'quilt.
Save your money by buying jour Build-1
ing Supplies from AltaCer & Price f I
Ooinine has fallen in nrice ifom S3.70
to $2 per oanc since the heavy protec
live tariff was removed. Thare is a good
deal more comfort in a good shake now
thin there was a year azo.
uur. reiu&or, tne war, announces tael
first sh a left he seas n in mirket yeter
t
MS
day. He is mistaken by a little over two
weeks. The first thul was captured Sat
urday, the 3d inst. and reported in the
Rlvik of the 5:h r
.ervc:.
It is a great thinpc to bare vhat is call
1 nerve, and nothing c-ntributes more
SXr v .T v -t
nflLirtM. thn U arr.fr SaTr NurtinA T I
. i - r i i . i I
a'ao reliefes all kinds of pain, acd cures
mw
beadacbe and neuralgia, I
ri i. r.-..i TT-.ii ,
iucr is uciuo; ncu-
t- .1 k. .II . t . I
father is since ha uaed Hod Bitters.' II.
is re .tire w.ll after his loner uTerin
from a disease declared incurable, and we I
ztj mHy?u ""t4
lou can buy i lieattnz and Cook
i . ..... . I F
oioves at a.ms; any price by going the
ractorv Acme v. at Jirmi i ; I
- l
When yon erf deprsatbed by the gaunt, j
ncxiy leeung oi a disordered aatem,
which need to be eleacsod acd atimalat
ed into beal thy action, take a dose or two
of Area's Pills and see how quick you
can be rf stored for a quarter. .
Daily
City Court.
Tom Fisher, colored, charged with dis.
orderl y conduct in Paddy's Hollow, was
remanded to the cell and decision in his
case reserved for the present.
Robert Vann, charged with the larceoy
of cotton from Messrs. Kercbner k Gilder
Bros.' yard, was arraigned this morning
and the case continued.
"Properly at Point Caswell-
By reference to. our advertising col
timnM it will be aeon that 'valuable prop
erty a-. Point Caawe I is offered for aaK
lease or rent. The store is admirably
suited for a" general country business and
is so planned that a family can use a por
tion of it as a renidcnce. Those wishing
a place of the kind would do well to eom
mu nic.it e with Dr. Hawcs.
Cities and Churches.
We publish elsewhere an article clipped
from au exchange relative to "Cities and
Churches" in which it is claimed that
Brooklyn is no longer entitled to be
called "The City of. Churches," inas
much as, while she has but one Church
to every 1,721 inhabitants, Washington
City has ono for every 932, and is tberei
fore entitled to the distinction. This we are
prepared to dispute. There are inWilming-
ft n nanw nm wa iwn olr.rtain nAW )R I
.... ...
Churches, wane tne population, accoraing
.-o the Meares census, is 17.000. This
would give one Church for every 650 in
habitants, and tberefore,so as far as heard
from, Wilmington, and not Washington,
is entitled to the name.
Accident on the C. C. R. W.
An accident occurred last night on tte
O. C. R. W , by which five freight cars
were wrecked but in which there was,
fortunately, no loss of lif j. While cross
ing the low trestle a few miles this side
of Abbottsburg some of the freight cars
oa the up-train jumped the track and
thus broke through the trestle. No one
was tnjnred and the detention will bo
slight. Capt. V. Q. Johnson, tne Su
perintendent of the Road, was on the
train which came down last night from
Charlotte and preparations were at once
made by which a transfer was effected.
The damages can hardly be very extensive
as Capt Johnson estimates that the re
pairs will all be made and trains running
as usual, within two days. In the mean
time a transler of passengers will be
effected at that point and the mail and
passenger trains will arrive and depart
on the regular schedule time.
History of the Was-.
e are glad to learn, as we do from a
private source, that Captain R. A. Shot-
well, who has been engaged for some
months past in writing an interesting
historical sketch of the erents iust Drior
- 9
w ana aurlQS lDe war Seiner "
1 1
"woiograpny j vnruung naiure
aunng tne same penoa, iolDH oi exiena
I. .. I.Xt.-J
018 narrative xuw me aays oi -recon
struction. We trust that such may be the
case, and, as has already been remarked
in these columns, we hope the whole pro
ductiop. when finished, will be published
in rbamnhlet form. In the mean time
wedifte all those who desire to read
s
an interesting h'.story of those stirring
times and events in narrative form, to
subscribe to Captain Shotwell's paper, the
Farmtr nd ic, publishel weekly
ia RaleiSh' Subscription price only $2
a Tear or 'r ' montns.
Christmas Fire Dogs and Fire Irons
Fluting Machines and every sort of
fl i rd are at lowest sort of cash prices at
Jacoei s.
Fire this Mornlne.
jThis morning about two o'clock the
fire alarm was sounded, caused by the
burning of a two-atorj ' frame building on
Ann, between Seventh and Eighth streets
occupied by a colored woman known
among her people as 'Afadam Hall, the
nonher Woman.' The fire was firat dla
covered on the roof and probably eaught
wm an impeneci cue, ine aojommg
BLn ra
bouding took ere lrom Maoam uall a resi
Aarr hut via anefldilv (extinopiiiari.
n . mrm fpAm lUa jmnn-
w-, - . "
" "
1D lement br effart i tle di
partment. jo.wuiacuing tne tact that
there is a Derfect nest of frame buildm-..
rnd' 5"r', Tr-DoM;,
was first discovered on susCered hni
.
Yery lltfU dama-e.
T.
acscro wu u iuboci uq ixe prop
erty in the Iamborg'Bremeo, represented
bJ Messrs. Jno. 17. QorA b Vfa,
whih fqllj cavexa loss. CoL Uoore
says he never saw the fire department
work better or with better results;
Tuesday Erenings.
Thanks to the mcmburs of the Carolina
Club, through their committee, Messrs
Pembroke Jones-, O J LVrciey .and'F
W. Clark, for an invitation to the-Turs .
d.iy Lveuings of that Club for the - yea
1880 These Tuesday Evenings a e de
nominated, 'u other word, as the
Ladis' Night, for it is on that
eveiiiig that the Club Rooms are
thrown oj en to the fair sex and to
gei.tleincu gut-tts -f the Club." It is a
happy v?eHudK.4 MUuch idsvtaic'te ha4
very tuct:efiil. '1 Le rooms are very
haudhoiiiely I'umibl.ed and the gentlemen
i j
of tbu CiuS are uii8p;iring iu their efforts
t promote the pleasure of tbeir guests
Fire at Ihc Sound.
- ' -
We regret to learn that the barn and
p'ra house of Mr. D. M. Fennell, of Middle
Sound, was discovered to be on fire at
about. 1 o'clock this moruing, and were
totally consumed. Our informant could
give us none of the particulars, which we
much regret as wo also do the loss which
Mr. Fennell has sustained. It is probable
that his entire crop of corn and peas, both
of which had been housed, were burned
with the buildings. It is supposed to
have been the work of an incendiary. We
I learn that there was an insiiracce ol about
$500 on the property, but iu what com
pany we are cot informed We shall give
full particulars as soou as they cm be
definitely aEcerlained.
Reform In Temperance and Pro
fanity.
A meeting will beheld at the City Ceor
O ef .
room this evening for the 'purpose of
forming an organization, the object ot
which shall be to induce people to try to j
abstain from the use of intoxicating bev-
eragesand profane language. Papers will
be open lor those who may desire to be-
come members and workers in this laud"
able effort to suppress tWo of the p-evaii-
ing sins in our midst, and it hr hoped the
meeting may be fally attended and a thor- j
ougu interc-t awakened in tne cause,
After organization the members will be
known to each other by a white badse
attached to the lannel or in the button
w I
hole of the coat. It is proposed to .have
. nt ma.f: T,cMt-f. mwA
thus avoid the expense usually attending
such efforts. Those who become mem-
bers will not be required to take a
positive pledge to abstain from these evils.
bat will pledge themselves to try to ab-
Stain from both.
IlowtoSweep a Room.
To sweep and dust a room properly is
an art, and, like all line arts, has a right
method. Well done, it renovates I the
entire room, and the occupant takes pos-
session, feeling that 'all things have be-
come new.' It is not merely a perform-
ance to be done by the hands, but a work
into which taste and judgment, in other
words, brains, must enter.. Are there
closets opening into the room to beswept?
Arrange the shelves, drawers or clothing I
preparatory to sweeping day, then
let this be the first to be swept,
Cover the bed with solid sheets;
as also all heavy articles that cannot
oeremovea; nrst, nowever, Having care-
tuny dusted and trashed tbem. riemove
an tne furniture mac can easily De set in
the hall or adjoining room, having first
dusted i '; then taking a'stepIadder, begin
to sweep or orusn, or wipe tne cornices I
and picture cords , and picture?. Draw
the shades to the top of the window, or
if there are inside b'inds, dust them care
fully. Open tho windows. 'All fbe dust
left in the room now is in - the carpet or.
air, acd tbe current of the windows will
soon settle itY
1-Jow begin to sweep, not toward a door
or ccrn:r, but from the outer
i
edges of the roorn toward the
centre, where the du.t will te
taken up wi'h a .mail bru.h and dust
pan Go over the room once' rnor.-thi3
time with a darnpeneJ boom; tha r.
moves t!.e last bit otdust and .ves the
c$r; a uew bright appearance, lie
place the, arH.cs of. furniture a, $pza as
he air is entirely free from, dst, uncover
the reat acd the. ;ooax is new and clean.
All tlia sficrn an ei?y thin; to do, bat
there is not one in a hundred will follow
out the details: Same will sweep, toe dost
into the ball criroiacne room, to another,
Spd then wonder why their boua K so
asoo dutty aUC ' Others !rget cornice
od pictures and thai leave' a seed of
future ann yance; whila a third class will
do all but using the damp broom, which
ia as the finishing touches to a picture.
20, 1880. NO. 291
New Advertisements.
Of the nistoric Gorernmsnt 8cont, Gnide and Hunter in his
IVIammotli Dramatic Combination !
A BAND OF
G EN U IN E INDIAN CHIEFS !
AND HIS OWN "
Military. Brass Band and Orchestra !
Knight of the PMns l
OP,
BUFFALO BILL'S 'BEST TRAIL !
Act i-r
(from the
Act 3-..W,, .-.loon m Ch. venue. Act
the o ,f r. n "aUfrmilk -d hid Trains n-v7- uZ?lVy 08.u? ul "
Coach. Buffalo Bill to the Kescue. During
-o u.uuu Will Hill CIIUDll IU'
MARVELOUS RIFLE SHOOTING.
Which baa distinguished h;m as one of the greatest marksmen the world has erer
produced. j, v
Also. FDDIE BURGESS, the Bot Chiaf of
mue a cMef at tbe age ot thirteen, and .C. A. Bnrress Saonf 1 om1 - J t . . ' 7UU
appear in the Wolf, Horse and other danoes and camp "Bia a interpreter, will
Popular prices. Reserved Seata to be had at ReiVHuPDnrma t , .
Look out for the street parade by the Indian,
I J J.uT ' nv 1 vT?k f-f r n , :
1 A vi1a.a.wfllra nrlr tha hfa r T it ,f. U T7S11
the performance. I '
jan 17-21-22
Being Repaired.
The roof of the Baptist Church, on the
corner of Fifth, and Market streets, is be-
iDg repaired. Mr- Ottoway, v. ho has tbe
matter ia charge, says that a great many
pjeees of the slate have pipped from
their position. The undertaking is a peril-
0us one on account of the steepness of the
mnf
a we
Tiie -promised ieciure.
nr. i . l . i . i i. I
we irus. ma. j mere wm ue a .rg
I -i - - t
auaieDce Prcsent on next urictay ngai to
near uon. u. rv. iiiacuae s lociure on
Poetr- side from lho hat Cjl-
a08Ul'LCBBtBm kl"a 1,uePruui
,se a mosfc ent.rta.nment for all
wuu Ul ue pr.eui, iu ,at ,oa. me
Proceeas are 10 06 a?,,eU 10 tft9'
ui very wormy iiiaiiiuiion, icy wu
mmgton Library Asscx:iation, .hould add
its influence in making up the bouse. It
s a r?'T woicn no inreHeotuai man or
woman shoi... n.ii.
The New Order Enr.rced;
Owing to orders received at the Custom
Elou.j iu this city recently from tbe
Troasury - Departmeut at. Washington,
we arc net n.w permitted to p'.iblish tba
oan.es of i'... ..ilt-j-vr txr: :nf naval
stores i c A w. eip.rt.dlli.a: .uo. poit.
That is to uy,the Custcin House cfiicials,
in accordance with the order referred to
above (an extract of which was publish
ed in the Review some two weeks since)
will not give us tha names of the shippers
for publication. This Will explain why
m our list of clearances and exports to.
day tha names of the. ' dippers do not
appear.
Pav C tv i f H V i 1 1 A
1 o-
OKTj new under en era-
ticn, will be represented bv the B.eaaier
OR - AN DO, as tor abore.
LeaTe Wilmington 2PM dailf. 'Par
Freight or faesege apj ly M board, or ol
jan 19 CrKO. MYiuRa, Agt.
Lecture,
K. MacRAEL wILLDELITER
Q0L. D
a Lectare for the Waeficf the Library is
sociatioi, in tha tV,era tlouie, Friday,' Jan
Wj Wt 4t 8 o'clock, P. 'm. Subject r
Poetry. Admi-uos, 25 centi, '
; jtn 19 sae St " if.,,J ,
I The Place to Buy
FIRST CLAS8 PIANO OR ORGA,
oa tne Instalment Plan, and at prices lower1
than the Iowt it, is at the
. L17J5 BOOK STOBC . '
For Blank Books,
PIPER, E5VELOPES, Ink, MucIUir,
Inkstands, Pens. Pencils, Letter FHeesnd
Clip, and anything in the Back end Sta
tionery Line, go to ' : . .
B1fS3ER0ES', '
Jan 13 . Live Book and Unsie Store.
FLKASKVOTICZ. '
We will be glad to reeeive eommnnlcationi
from oar friend on any aad all snbject
Kuraa interest Dit t
The name of the writer nasi alwayr be fo
visaed to the Editor.
fjpommiinieationi mut be written -on oIy
one tide of the piper. 1
KPereonalitiea'mwtbe aTbided. . i
K Ana it is especially and particularly nndir,
stood that5 the Editor does not alwaji endo a 1
the views of correspondents, unless so state "
in the editorial columns. !
New Advertisements.
OPERA HOUS'tf:
One IlTight Only I
THURSDAY. JANUARY 22, 1880.
(HON. W. P. CODY,)
Eighth Annual Tour
original minflio. a . o n . ... . .
4 - Buffalo MU 2JWI!?JK0T'
7h. fi7.r.Vp.,ruf, "fff ?. 0Ue
th P. .
on horsebaciT frJlfff ...
,
fi a .
v&JZmJ. -aledurinr
t tnan V ' - vw W( IB Mill IB
nJ.r8H5v.2SHEN BIm Manajrer.
rftiiaq lORAHAsf, Treaa'r.
FOR SALE, RENT OR LEASE.
MU?FFT ,VSiDi Caawellcon'
t H 8.toK with room for . family
to lire in. Desuable location for h.u-..T
& thod h'rl turpentine shipped
from the place every year For terms ap-
- - w vvo
pl.vto
. jaa 20-6t
jJ. K. HAWE8,
Point Caswell, J. . C.
lhiris1inrDas
AND
HOLIDAY GOODS
AT
Me, m. KATZ'S,
36 Market St.
4'
It
1
Economy (o Buy
Something Vetul !,
ON HAND, FOR THAT PUBPOSE ,
GOODS,
Shawls, Oloaks,
Blanbets, Shirts,
Corset, lovc,
Collars and Cuffs,
' TIES, TOWELS, tflAPKINS,
DAMASKS .
BRUSHES,
6 COMBS.
Handkerchiefs !
: '! ' Fronil 'cents up I ' '
BIBS. BOWS. -FUrifffts.' MEN'S
45 ft8??.! ;itMercnjJ.
A
5 fsla any of.ttie;Gooi.
VijsHaadfet;onjethin msefBllb
30 Elarlcet ,0f. r
dee 3