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rJ! paper will be delivered by earners,
....., lor-and liberal
:4tVrrN-r rl report mj and
" i?ttr nionren!irlr.
PLEASE ffOTICS.
We will be glad to reoeira oommnnlcaticni
from our friends on any and all nbectO
general interest but :
Tbe name of the writer must alwaye be for
nisbed to the Editor. j
XCommunlcationi mot b written on orly
one side of the paper. i j
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And it ifl especially and particularly undTr
stood that the Editor does not always endc a
the views of corresj-ondenu, onleei so tate
in the editorial colon na. -
' New Advortiscmont3.
The
VOL.IV. WILMINGTON, N. C THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1SS0. NO. 296
A.Oortiojnent.
1880!
CLOSING SALE
v
.3 OWN & HODDICE.
45 market St.
yiirAKt T Urt OITOTUMTV OK
hanking the feneral poUic f-r tbtir very
i
.-r patronage daring the put year, and
t4!l arthalar Attention to oar
ANNUAL CLOSING SALE !
OF
WINTER STOCK
TO COMMENCE OX
January, 12th.
Great Reductions
wlllmaU la order to effect oar object.
, Onr patrons rasy reit assured that the
redactions are bona fide.
Dress Goods,
BlanKets,
Shawls, Cloaks,
CASHMERES FOR
MEN AND BOY'S WEAR.
Pelt Skirts,
LADIES', GENTS', AND CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR.
We will offer the Cheapest lino or U am
ber f Edging! and Insertions that we bare
show, la order to sake room for oar new
stock.
BROWN & EODDICK,
43 Zlarket fltreet,
an 10
Selling: Off !
rpOK B1LA5CE OPOUB
IMMENSE STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
it go at alncit any price to male room
for tae Sprlojr 8tjlea Bargains may be
bai. Ill aait be told. Call and get the re
diced priest, at
SURlEU'd TWO STORES,
Ja 9 Market it.
Lavender Water,
EKBKNA WATER. New lot freih drngt
and a full a&d complete it ck of Fancy Arti-
cl.i for tbe Holiday Trade. Everytbiag
yaaraateed fmb, pare and of boat qaality.
IP. C. MILLER,
r-.rner 4th tadtun 8treeU.
Opew 4j Akd aifhu
a I-t
Lower than Ever.
JAROI 8T0CK0F OAE, ASH, Ac. at
greatly redaoed prkea.
Fall itock oftba Ut COAL ia the city
Try low a4ed.
Jaa 10 J. A. SFR1NOER.
Coney's Toaqco Store
XT TOO WAS r THK BE3T $ and 10 cs.
Cigar go to OORKT'avbarwyoB will fiaa
tb largeat aelecUoa of Imported and Domes
i CLran, Caewtax aad Haoaiag Tubaoco.
OeatUaea will pleae remember that Tdo
ei keep opa oa Haadan, therefore three
bo with to parcbaee my goods will bare to
da to daring tbe week.
Jaa I-tf k WA LTER CO.LT,
LOCAL NEWS.
Hew Advertisements.
Nan scar A Chaitii Mountain Roll Bat
ter. .
P ti Rif hrbk4ir The Place to Hay.
A. A I. Shhieu Selling Otf!
Vi U liis--ali at hafter &
Prion's. f
Th great r.u I aunt ol all the wor
aL'liq'liiy.
A g fi yi I.
I" tl.Wl'uU nil. hi to Di'
, "!. J. liavi, the vclt-ra-t iio'irlist, is
lit lu KVJ t -dV. "
A man ha t' hive Utn;s' to into
th liq'Jur busi'uaa.
1 'h3 lotion market Jell
iu Xew York to-i iy
j!r :cu points
Mint julips will fjAvt? i. be lukeu w ith
oit ice next mimn:et
Sate your in un-y iy tmy'iu jour Uuild
iii bujp lies fr ni Al'aSli-r V Trice. f
Nor.rbarijua KulUiuLa, fur this port,
sailed from Sa van nab on tlie 20 tb iuat.
Ger. baiquo Julie l!ynt Schroder,
hence, arrived at Ivnidon on the 19:h inst.
Schooner J'uttl tScavy, Alexander,
hence, .arrived at Raltiruore on the i!0th
inst.
Washington lurtu-U iv u-xt. bat its
ob.crviiC: Ijj.s !ee.iiue . au obs lleto no
tion Wcatbcr.vte iropbets are bu ijj cn
gZeJ talking of things tbey know notLiag
about.
The coal me ; say if this state of thiogs
continues. their occupition, like Othello'te
will be gone sure enonjb.
Smythekini, who is something of a
cUpdo, cannot understand why tha dress
ing of a turker should, always be on the
inaide.
If the young man who insists on steal
ing kisses dou't abandon the practice he
will soon find himself behind t' e bars ol
wedlock.
Steamboatmeu iuturm us to-day that
the C-p3 Fear has now about five feet of
water on tl.e shoals and that the river is
falliDg slowly.
Miss Loui&e Pomeroy, with an excel-
lent troupe, has engigtd the Opera
House in this city for theevenings of Feb
ruary 2nd and 3d.
A Treatise on the Hair, published by R.
P. Hall & Co.,Nashau, N. M., proprietors
of Hall's r'getable biciiian Hair Renew
er. contains valuable information about
the hair, which should be read by all.
Send to publishers for a copy.
A coi respondent wishes- to know, the
best way to winter gerauioms. Tbe best
and cheapest way is to tlicg 'era over tbe
back fence and bur a new lot in the
spring. r :
Mr. J. G. PuUiftr, Agent Louise Pom
eroy Company, is in : tho city preparing
(or tbe appearanco of the troupe in this
city on the evenings of the 2nd and 3d o
February.
Aerrc.
It is a great thin to h"ave what is call
ed nerve, and nott:iD2 contributes more
to tbe power of i bical control thus
name! than Warner's Safe Nervine. It
a'so relieves all kinds of pain, and cures
headache and nauralia.
Magistrate's Court
CV.ni
Brown, cidored, was before
Justice Gatdncr tc-; ay charged- with
assault and battery. He was committed
for trial in default of bail.
Richard Howei, for the larceny of chick
en was carried bef.re Justice Hill, by
whem be was committed for trial.
1 he Mreel Parade.
Buffalo Bill and- his Indian Scouts
wire on arade to-day through the prin-
cipalitrcets of the city, preceded by the
fine brass band of the GjmSiuatlon. There
are three luiiaus in the troupe whose
genuineness cannot be questioned. Oi
course the pirale attracted much atten
tion, and af;er their return to the Purcell
House the dors w-re thronged s,
curious crowd.
A greif maDj scaU have been secured
for to-night and the performance pro
mise to be one of much interest. The
piece was written hy Col. Jagraham es
peci&Uy for this troupe and it should, be
distinctly understood that it is not a L
mere bl od aud thunder affair, bat a
romance of life on the plains, whxh has
been sketched from actnal scenes and
ine'dents of f rentier lifo. '
Fell From a Secoad-Story Window.
We learn from a gentleman just from
Columbia, S. C, that a New York drum-
mer, who had been Imbibing too freely,
was locked op in a room in the second -
at-iry cf the hotel, and In attempting to
mike nis escape, leu irom me wiuaow io
tbe pavement below. His injuries aie
supposed tu be fatal, but up to the time
of the train leaving Columbia life as
not extinct.
Uondliulder's Meeting.
The holders of the F.rst Slortg'pe
Bonds and thrtse holding registered cer.
tificatea of the Wilmingtoa, Columbia A-
U'usta railroad held a - meeting in Bal
timore yesterday for the purpose of re
orcanizinff and eleotiou of officers. At a
o a
meetinj? held oa the 5ih ol Novemnei
c
last a commiwiou wa3 appoiuted, wh,
at tbe meeting yesterday, eported that,
in pursuance of iustrnctions, they ba
purchased the road ia the interest of tbe
first mortgage bondholders. Upon the
adoption of tbe report, the meeting in
mediately went into an election of iftioeis
with th follnwin result: President. K
R Bridgere; Directors, Messrs Waiters,
Shoemaker, Newcomer, Short, Browu
Jenkins, Plant, Cameron aud Pratt.
Tho company has S960,000 capita
stock to begin with, and will issue $1,
000,000 in 6 per cent, interest bearing
bjndi payable semi annually, on tbe lit
days of June and December, ia. gold in
V iw Ynrb- ThA nlan mf ra-oi't'iniZition
Etves to every holder of old bonds to the
amount of $2,000 with accompanying
counona and certificates 1.000 in Tie w
bonds and six shares of stock.
Do 'ot Forset It.
As we announced on Tuesday in t' e
Review, Col. Duncan K. MacRae will de
liver his lecturo on Poetry, under the aus
pices of the Wilmington Library . Asaocia
tion, at the Opera House to morrow,
(Friday) evening, the 23d inst. at 8 o'clock
We deem it hardly necessary to add any
thing more to what. we have already said
in this connection, for, surely, those who
know the wonderful talents and acquire-
menta of the distinguished lecturer, both
as an orator and gentleman of scholarly
attainments, will not suffer the oppor
tanitv of so rare an intellectual treat to
pass without availing themselves of the
pleasure of au evening of such enjoy,
mcnt. Col. MacRae has been at consid
erable trouble and paiqg to prepare this
hcture and, therefore we can confident'y
expect a fine display of i htoric, intermin
g'ad with the requisite amount humor,
sentiment and history to make it both
pleasing and interesting as well as m-
structive and edifying.
Plated Forks and Spoons; largest variety I
End lowest prices at Jacobi's
The Lecture Last Evening. I
Pahhr Menrielfinhn Hfllivfirnd bia lft(itnra I
on 'Woman: Her Station and Conaerva- I
thm in the Talmud,' at Tucker Hall last I
evening, to a fair audience. On the stag I
with the speaker were his Excellency
Governor Jarvis, L. Rosenthal, Esq.',
Hon. D. G. Fowle, Maj W. A. Moore,
Mayor B. C. Manly, and M. Grausman,
-Esq. The speaker was introduced to the
audience by Alayor Maniy, and delivered I
au interesting lecture, handling his -sutr I
ject with ease and grace. Ue spoke of J
J , , , ti w n ,
woman s rjeed of higher culture andl
knowledge and tbe way by which to at-
tarn it. When thus elevated she will be-
come man's equal in all respects. In
many she is now his superior. He SDoke
of the beautf of simplicity in woman, and
how greatly to be admired it is. Mustra-
ting by the story of the king to whom
were sent two"bcquets, exactly similar
in appearance, but one of natural, the
tbe other of artificial, flowers. He placed
both in'tbe open air and discovered the
I
eenuiue one by the bees which clustered I
around it. Thug will men gather around
a natural woman, leaving those of artifi-
cial nature. The speaker pronounced
woman the conundrum of the nineteenth
century, rione can guess her, bat none
will give her up. The lecture waa well
received, and we heps to oon have the
plc&suv& Gf again bearing Dr. Mendel
sohn. Raleigh Observer.
The Raleigh Observer says; ohn-1
son Campbell, a colored, convict, waa yer.
terdaj discharged from tSe penitentiary I
lie is aged 47 yeara, Is five feet five inches
high, weighs 139 pounds, and was con-
victed of larceny in Brunswick county, at j
the sprisg Urm, 1818. j
You can buy No 1. Heating and Cook,
B totes at almost any price by going the
Factory Agency, at Jacobi a. i
The '-conjured" Propie
I 15 u James and family, the colored pe
I pe who were so badly 'conjured,.' an ac
J count cf which was giyen iu yesterday '
J iEV1EW. Wer, lectured prefty seriously
i we a9 ge,erel b tbe chief cf p ce
yesterday 'afternoon, and upon promise
to ii home and Lehive, themselves ant;
a;o to tfo to work, the man and his wile
w.'f allowed to take their deDarture from
t!w tv MaM Kst ivemnsi with their little
C ll r- ii o r.o-iii.
iirL
Hy court.
Ben Calloway ai.d Li-iw Perry, tw
co Teil youths, were arraigned for ultint'
on fh street vesttrdiiy afternoon. Tb
fi st named having' spent the night in the
G urd llousp was ordered released
Le vis Perry was fined $1 50.
The cast of Charles Oweis colored
arree!ed in Ca on Viuosen's housa'in
Pa ldy's Hollow last niht, at the insti
git:o i of the proprieter, up n the thirge
of disorderly 'conduct, was dismissed at
the cost of the lirosecutar. This finished
,h' I"cket au1 "rt adjourned
I. O. ITnai B'ritlr.
i
1 lie annual convention of District No.
5, I.O, li'nit Ii'rit'i, was held at Savan
nah tljis weok. In the election of offi
cers, N Levin, of Charlesfm, S (', was
made President; J I Macks, of. this city
First ice President; Max Cohen, of
Washington, D C, Second Vice Presi
' ' J
Aaron Goodman, of Baltimore, Treasurer;
and M J Solomon, of Savannah, Ser-seanUat-Arms.
A gn.nl ball bv the
several lolges m Savannah was tendered
- be visiting delegates at the Masonic
Hall last night.
Hymeneal.
Mr, Henry S. Foy, formerly of th:s
cily aud a native of Topsail Sound, ar
rived here today, from Winston, his
present home, accompanied by his bride.
,ate, Migs Monie Ft White, of Winston.
to whom he was married last Tuesday.
Tbey" are accompanied by Messrs.
J. W. Southerland, J. T. Foy and R. K.
Bryan, Jr , of this city: and section, who
visited Winston for the especial purpose
of leading a helping hand in the auspic
ious affair.
The happy couple go hence to Topsail,
ona visit to the brother of the groom.
Seventeen Feet of Water on the Bar.
We are reliablv informed that a few
daJ8 sincea (oreign barquCf freIghted with
ft fuU of nayal 8fcore8 wenfc tQ
8ea a- half .hoQ after the hi&h.
. .arttk . 4. rti M
Js3W OV(gU V4 VUW blUV bU&WUgU 1SlU
Head channel, at the mouth of the
Cape Fear river, drawing seventeen feet I
. . . T, . infnrmaHnn WJ
will state for the benefit of those who are
inrl?np1 tnVft alrntir.al ramn tVnwirK
. r , -"'""6"
Chamber cf Commerce in this city. Now
who dares to say Wilmington is cot pre-
pared to do a foreign trade or a coastwise
trade In firstolass ships? But candor
compels us to lay that our community
now lacks only energy and capital. If
our merchants and real estate owners will
oaly ehow signs of possessing the first
namea requisite, in jasi named essential
will soon follow.
. mmu
Died of his Injuries. The Murderer
e
iKobert Everett rwas Cummitted to jail
1 . at -
tn ima cltJ morning, charged with
murder wbile en route for the Brunswick
0001111 jaU at Smith?iI1e. January 6th
K0Dm Dcame engaged iu au altercation
,at a ahantJ iQBnmswick county, near this
atJ WItb brother, George Everett,
when a fiSht eoaed in which George re.
081769 a Iaiai woona- An accoual ;0f the
cutt,DS pob.ished in the Review of
it. mil. . rr
- ' inss, ine wound was a very
Bfily one' tbe knife enteriS tbe omen
lum wu D Pro"UWi tnrougn .tne cpen
ins in thJ At tfc.o time, the
w,ouutl waa prouou-.a very dangerous
one and D;, Lane, thec attending pbye
.8ban, expressed the opinion that
the wounded man would nsi
recover Irom it. Until ?eterdav
Robert Everet had aucceoded in escap
ing tna vLitnce at tne law. He waa
captured, however, ' and carried before
Jottioe A. W. Reiger, of Brunswick, who
ordered him committed to to a vait
the result of the murdcioua assault. Spe-
cial cfirer flenry Harrison, colored, who
was en rt-ute for Smithville, hearing that
George Everett had died last xught of the
ioiari Ieft tht PnW' tnd of
tb Sheri5 oi this county to await, tho
yerdt of the Coroner's Jury.
N6 w A d vertisements .
Of the Historic Ooverntneat Scoot, Gnids and Dunter in bia
Mammoth Dramatic Combination !
A BAND OF
GENUINE INDIAN CHIEFS !
AND HIS OWN
Military -Brass'' Band and Orchestra !
Who will, oa tt is ccca?iir, appear in the Melodrama, in 4 act?, written for BUFFALO
i ii I Ll by Col. l'rentiss Ingrahaui, entitled
t of
n
Art .. -.r. 1 "'" '" (fn tae original Dainting). Act 2 Prairie to Parlor.
Act 3 i.HU!-. i.. vi-io-t in . h- yer.ne. Act 4 Bnffalo bill as a Detective. Buffalo Bill as
the t'onj Kx rew. utt-rmiik and bis Trained Doakey. Kobbiair the Overland fctaire
Coach. Buffio liiil t-j the liea-'ue. UuriDg the first act Buffalo Bill will exhibit fcis
ARYELOUS RIFLE SHOOTIKC.
Which ha3 distirgubbed h;in a3 one of the greatest marksmen the world has ever
produced.
Also. VDDIK BURQEp, the Boy Chief
ado a chief at tho age ot thirteen, aad ,C.
ppear in tna Wolf, Horse aha other dances
made
appear
Popular prices. Ki'served heatcto be had at
Look out for thestreet parade by the Indians
tary Band, en the above lat.
A wiae-a-wake book, the hie ol BaUiU Bill,
the performance.
jan 17-21-22
Personal
Wo were Lighly pleartd' an vc'.l as
gratified . to-day to rccuivo a call from
Col. Front fea lngraham, wh. foruurly rs-
sided a few months in Wilmington during
the tirna tint Uncle Sam detained him and
a ship's craw of uJvoaluruus iSoutherner8
who had entered the Cuban service and
shipped aboard of tho sloop of war Cuba,
which put into this port s me ten years ago
short of coal, when the U. S. government
seized ' and comfiaeattid tha vessel. Co1.
ngrhain has attained high reputation as
an author since that time and is the father
of the play that w ill bo presented on the
boards here to-night by the Bufifilo Bill
troupe entitled, Knight of tha Plains.',
Col. Ingr.iaara is tlr: ?on of lh.-j celcbratr
Episcopal clergyasuu, . T In-
graham, who wrotJ t:.e 'Uousc of the
Prince of David and tU
t'lYfvf i'ire' two
relii
o -
v:
cra vvi Jeiy read and
avcra:
y r'.ocouncovi nj)ja,dt the time
ef thti; proriuctton.
Answer This.
U i i joiicvtr know any ptrson to be
ill, without icactic n of the 8tomach.
Liver or ki.aueys, or did you ever know
oue wlu w?.s we'd v. hen tither vas ob
structed or i. j ' '. iW'.'l 'j i over
know -; hear oi any cay' oi u.-- tb.3-.t-Hop
Biticr Wwuld not curt?- A si jcur
neighbor this same questioa
Mountain Eoll Butter,
"pRE80 AND CnoiCH:ft
AT LOW f IGURES.
N&WBURY & CHiSTEN.
jan Wc
For Smithville.
rpHE
PORT,
STEAidER PASS-
-
now und;r rencva-
tion, will be represented by the Stealer
OR AND 0 as tor above.
Leave Wilmington 2PM daily. For
Freight or Passage api ly on board, or of
jan 19
GEO. MYERS, A 2 int.
Lecture.
QOL. D. K. Mac3AE WILL DELIVER
a Lectore for the benefit of th Library i s
soeiation, in tha Opera douae, Friday, Jan
uary 23d, at 8 oVroek, P. M. Snbject :
Poefrr. Aiwieaion. 25 cents.
aac 6t
The Place to Buy
4flH8T CLA3S PIAVO OR ORGAN,
oa the Instalment Plan, and at prices lower
than" the lowest, is at the
LIVE BOOK STORE.
For Blank Books,
p 1PER, ESTELOPEt?, Ink, Mscilace,
Iakstaada, Pens, Pencils, Letter File and
Clips, and aajtbiag ia the Book and Sta
tionery Line, go to
H E1NSB EROER'S,
jan 19 Lire Book aadUasle Store.
OPERA HOUSE.
One iTight Only !
THURSDAY, JAriUAHY 22 1800.
(fiO.Y. W. F. CODY V
uffalo
Eighth Annual Tour
the Piaihs !
E 9
1 U mt
BILL'S 'BEST TRAIL !
of tbe Pawnees, a etolen white child, who
A. Burgeea, cout, Guide and Interpreter,
and camp scenes.
waa
will
HEINHbEKGER'8 Book Ftnre '
on horseback. hr.H h. nv.t' n.MTf- ici:.
" ' 1
written b7 himself, will be for sale durin-
i tmi n aj' xkfti.i.iw. -
COL. PRENTISS 1XGRAUAM, TFe8V.
"U"""c,i QDee Manager.
FOR SALE, RENT OR LEASE.
MY. P.R0I,ERTF at .Point Caswell, con
-LT-L Biatiag of Store with rooms for fainilv
to li ve in. Desirable' location for bnsineflu.
orty - thonsand barrels turpentine shipptd
rrom the place every year. For terms ap-
P t0on, iH. J. R. U A WES,
jan2p.6t Point Caswell, y. C.
Jhnristmas
AND
HOLIDAY GOODS
.AT
n
IW. Mm . K ATZ'S,
0 Market St.
It is Kcouoiuy to Buy
Something lclul !i
ON HAND, FOR THAT PUnrOSE,
DRESSGOODS,
Shawls, Cloaks,
Blankets, Skirtsr.
Corset, Cloves,
Collars and Cuffs,
TIESrTOWELSHAPKINSeV.
, DAMASKS-:
BRUSHES,
coiwbs;
Handkerchiefs !
From Stents np l
BIBS. BOWS. FLANNELS5 MEM'S
AND BOYS' WEAR. RIBBONS!
And ;hundred;of Articlestoonanerou
, mention.
5fo advance la any of. iheta'jGooia.
Savt money andetjioitethinj ujefol' b
calling on : ' ' . .
3C Market St.
dee 2d ' '