North Carolina Newspapers

' 1 : ' ' 1 V ' : : : r THIS PAPER U p.oilshed erecy afteraeon, 8adays ex cepted bv JOSU. T. JAMES, KDZTOB iflD FBOPMKTOB. -rtwumiPTIONS. POSTAGE PAID. ytAr, $6 00 8lx months, $2 SO ; Three BoathJ, SI 35 une monu, ow ocai. r- naoer will be delivered by carriers, of eharre, in any part of the city, at the i)4T0 rate,r IS oente per week. Adrertieinir rates low and liberal r-abcribri will please report any and i fi!urnto rwceiTe i"hir papers regularly. flew Advertisements. 3R0V7N & ILODDICK. 5 & 10 Cent Store, ,Vf. y. CORN EH i)F MAliKET AND T4.K- FHM OPPORTUNITY of thmniior h" (rrnerai publlcfor thir rery lib j .lro. la the biTe branch of our bu- I m . k I vw a air. k nar flnt op-nia he we errr carried tucn a mrtmea as at prueot. Hariae anttcl- trod tfi- rejent ?ra adrance in such good, iro are ntw lully piepared to offer the Largest and Cheapest Mrtmenteerjih' wa in thU section at an j time We can with truthfulness asert that oar itock U more than doable the sise of any other of this kind with rf Baltinore It is Tery easy matter to call in and Ter.fy the above statement. . We would also ad! that we hare of late ad-ied several new departmenU to the above, .ki.k ..ntiii t kiirhAr micea. consisting of maor useful articles in Housekeeping, Ac, J . J. J J 1- t n v taea as we nave a aemauu iur, . p- mtMiitr to kaen adding any . . j .....tm. a arr hn niefnl and blow vain. Ourint-nti'm is to make this THE Store of the South for Bargains of all Kinds. The following is a rery impe feet list bat oor space will admit ot ne more. Japanese Ware, (1 as a'e, Tia Ware, Mciuors, ' retch Dreistnz, Blacking, Ink, Oil Cans, Machine Oil, Fauseis, Trays, Trumpets, Toiled Soap, Childrens Slates, Perf lmery. Jewelry, Ountx, Pep Guns, Door Bampers, Cork Serews, Dolls, Hair Fins, Pulleys, Lemon Squeenrs, Walets, Brushes, Bracelets, Forks, Table and Tea Spoons, Beads, Marbles, Balls, PtoTe Polish, Pistols, Can Openers, Healee, Needle and Pins, rthovols, Hammers, Pocket Books, Padlocks, Chisels, Pcrew Drivers, Mirrors, Clothes Pins, Hp on jjes, Jumping Ropes, Fete Paper and En- Toilet I ets. Ves.' Feather Dasteis, Doll Carriages, Itasor Straps, Brooms, ; Baekeu, Batkets, Yelociptdes, Carts, Wagori, Wash Boards, Cloeks. Hamburg Edgings, Spool Cotton, Hamburg Insertions. Spool Silk, LadUe 4 OeaU Hdk'fs,8pool Flax, Llaea Table 5apklns,Ladies Hose, Lla Tebie Dollies, Childrens Hose,. RacMmj, Gent Hocks, Ceuaretts, Gents ghirts, &ct Sec, Ac, etc, Ac, WllOLESALE AND RETAIL. BBOWN & E0DDICK, 5 and 10 Cent Store, T. K, Garner of Market and Second Streets febll . Mew Crop Cuba. 308 Hhds and Tiercoa New Crop Cuba Molastes, Now landing ex Brig Flora. For sale low by WILLIAMS & MURCHISON. Potatoes,Flour,Sugarf 300 Bbls. Early Rose Potatoes. lOOO Bbls Flour, Snper to Extra Family, 275 Bbls Sugar, Granulated, Standard A, Extra C and C, Bags Coffee, Rio, Laguyra and Java, 350 Boxes Smoked and D S Sides, 150 Tub 8 Choice Leaf Lard, 40O Boxes Lye and Potash, 325 Boxes Laundry and Toilet Soap, 15Q Boxes SUreh, 250 Wholo and Half Boxes Candle?, Candy, Paper, Snuff, Tobac co, Nails, Buckets, Hoop Iron, fcc 500 Bales Choice Timothy and Eastern Hay, 3900 Sacks Marshall's Fine Salt, 4500 Sacks JWerpool Salt, 8500 Sacks Penman Cotton Guano, For sale lew by WILLIAMS k MTJKCBISO.f, fb,l I WaeJeeele Ore. A Com. Htrta. , .i . Tie' Baiii EEfiEw. - gJJPPPPJJpjHsBssBlBiB VOL. V. WILMINGTON, N. C, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1880. NO. 10 LOCAL NEWS. New Adyertuemenu. Pee ad Wanted. . Bee Ad Canal Meeting. P. L. BaiDaias k Co Com ustibles and Comestibles. Boatwbioht & McKt Offer this .week H. B. 6 o tt Pre't, Notice. ALTarraal Paica k Co. Nonce. P liaiaaBaaaaa Pe'fumery. Tatbi. Fair" Deal c jr. No City G)urt to-dy. Oysters are plentiful in this market.' '- j The backs in this city were cloeed to day. Mayor Fishb late has returned to the city. j Wir.rirtw (;ia --all iz at Itaffr & Trice's, t It is considered only right to axe trees before you fell them. j; Knires and Forks, Pocket Knives to. t 1 or the Children at Jacobi's. The one man to whom practice is dear er than theory, is the lawyer." Save your money aud bay your Build ing Supplies from Altaffer & Price. f - Health Officer James was haying Seventh street thoroughly cleansed this morning. The woods are full of them to-day Beautiful .maidens, we mean gathering moss. I Paper and envelopes, crossed by diago nal bands of culor, are among society aovelties. Edison says the newspapers make light of bis latest invention mere successfully than he can do it himself. This simple medical advice for caring a pimple is given. First bold the pimple over a slow fire until it comes to a boil; then 'bust' it. . The steamship Gulf Stream, Iogram, which has been so long a stranger among us, arrived at the wharf of the Clyde steamers, i a this city, this morning. The flags at the different Consulates in this city are all floating today in honor of the anniversary of the birthday of the Illustrious "father of his country." . Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, a styles, and sizes, at Altaffkb, Pbice & Co's. A life insurance policy is of no use to a man who does not intend to die before the company fails It is something like a glory which comes to a military corpse on the field of battle. Steamboat men report a plenty of water in the Cape Fear, as yet, although the river is slowly falling off. A heavy rain at Favetteville and vicinity on Saturday last will probably canse another rise. Charlotte baa sent a larger contribution to the Irish relief fund than any other place in the State. Charlotte Obterver How much have you sent? Wilming ton gave $927: can Charlotte beat that? if so, say so, and if not, "fees" np. We protect against the folly of this senseless demand that, the maney of the land should be kept in circulation. That's just the trouble with it; it circa. -la tea too last. What we are trying to do is to stop a little of it. People with thin heads of hair should use 1 all's Vegetable Sicilian Hair .Re newer to make the hair grow cut thick. ! Dr. Janata Corrie, Dentist, in Balti more writes: 4,I have used Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup personally and in my fam ily for two or three years, and am pre pared to say. that there is nothiog to compare to it as a remedy for Coughs, Coles etc." Indlcatltni. For the South Atlantic States, decreas ing cloudiness, stationary or lower tern, perature, westerly sbiftiog in the northern part to northerly winds,, followed by rls- ii.g barometer. Offices Closed. The Postoffice, Custom douse and the public'cfiices of the city, were closed to buines tranactions to-day, the frst named office, however, being closed only from 10 a. bj until 4 p. m.. fhis was done in honor of the anniversary of Wash ington's birth day. Good Evidence. When such men aa th TIa TV Harvey, Father Filx Gerald, Prof. Green, Dr. Bartine, Col. ohn II. McChesney, E." V. NffiV and a host of others equally trustworthy, certify over their owo signatures to the marvelous efficacy of Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, in the diseases for which ii is recommended, t is time to dismiss dosbte on the sub ect. 5ewbern Look to Tour Pea Blooms Frori Commissioner Montgomery we learn that pea vines were in bloom at his farm, on Myrtle Grove Sound a week ago. This puts Wilmington ahead of Newbern on the pea bloom question. We understand that at the Excelsior Farm, near Rocky Point, they not only have pea blooms, bnt small pea pods on the vines. ' Will Leave Us. We regret to learn that Capt. Frank Barr has been detached from the Revenue Cutter Colfax, and has beeo plated on waiting order. Until Capt. Barfs snc censor arrives the ship will be under com mand of First Lieutenant Mtmger. We bat speak the sentiments of th commun ity in saying we regret his departure, and know that he will carry with him the best wishes of the good people of this city. No officer stationed here since the war has so completely won the hearts of the peo ple of this city as Capt. Barr has done, fie will always receive a hearty welcome at the hands of the oitizsns, who will be aa glad to welcome him back, a j they are now lotbe to part with him. The Extia Session asid the Governor's Proclamation. Review and the Baleigh iZhptk;A The were the first papers in the State to pub lish the fact than an extra session of the Legislature would be convened on the 16th of March next. This information was given in Saturday's Review by a special telegram from Raleigh. The pro prietor of Halt's Weekly with commend able enterprise, sent out an extra on Sat urday containing the Governor's proclam ation, 'calling the Legislature together. The Governor's fiat is as follows: i By and with the advice of the.Oounci of State, I, Thomas J. Jarvis, .Governor of North Carolina, in the exercise of the power conferred upon me by the Consti tution, do issue this my Proclamation, convening the General Assembly in extra session on Monday, the fifteenth day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty, on which day at twelve o'clock, meridian, the I Senators and Member of the House of Representatives of the General Assembly of North Carolina, are hereby notified and requested to meet in their respective Halls in the Capitol, in the City of Raleigh, for the purpose of cons Id ering a proposition for the purchase of the State's- interest in, and the completion of the Western North Carolina R illroad made, by W. J. Best, J. N. Tappan, W. R, Grace and James D. Fish, of the City of New York, of whose financial responsibility and personal integrity I have satisfactory as surances, and for considering such other propositions as may be made fo the same purpose. In Witness WhereoJ I, Thomas J, Jar vis, Governor and Commander-in-Chief, have hereunto set my hand and caused to be affixed thereto the . Great Seal of State. Done at our City of Raleigh this the twenty first day of February, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and eighty, and in the one hundred and fifkh year of American In dependence. -j Thoma.8 J. Jabvis, By tlja Governor: Governor. G L. DcpiiEV, Private Secretary. j Charged with Forgery. It was thought when Maj r G. B Chamberlinr Special Agent "Postoffice Department, put in an appearance in this city three weeks ago that there was some crookedness here or hereabout in that department. Everything however was kept dark until Saturday when Special Deputy Marshal Kline, arrived in this cityhaving one S4mt9l Grice in custody, chsrged with forgery. The particulars in connection with the matter are as (& lows. ; A fchort time since Mr. H McL. Green of this city, sent through the mail a draft on First National Ba-Jk of this city payable to Mr.G. Grice of Clin ton in j settlement of an account. The account was fent to Mr. Grwn about two i weeks j afterwards with a request that he would eetfe it. Tho mat- . i ter was reporte (q remaster Drink,! when a .trace was started, and it was ascertained that the letter had . i reached the Postoffice in Cliutcu and had -Hbeen taken out by one Samuel Grice, who claimed it was intended for him. The draft bsing made payable to George Grice was indorsed "Gorge Gnce'by the party who took it from he office. The particulars written above are as they were rejated tc us We understand that two others are im plicated iu the affair, but they fcave cot been arrested, as ye. i The finishing touoa to the New Market is rapidly being pat on. The sUlle ee all in petition and the ventilators and in aide wood work are receiving their fio- ishtnf eoatf of paint; r.lve Peaplev The Chamber of Coin me rep of Char lotte lias entered into an arrai gfinent with the dine ent jailroads leading inio that city to iaup fre tickPts and an irritation to all iiirchtnts Within a radius of sev pnv tiye mils, to 'visit Chulotte tilth oih of n?xt in uth. It is thought j as many as 000 inritatioi s will be, sent out. Historical and Scientific 8' eletj- At a meeting of the Historical and Scientific"" S'jcie'y to be he.d this evening at. th school r9r,m j in rear of .St Jm$" Chorch vr. Nor woikI Gi 6 ..iU retui a pjpr up- o: the j3t of Ornirh los;y.. We be lieve t bnt t hi -ae who attend will be bizhly entertained and eiitie l. ,Tne public are invited . Parade of the Colored Draymen- The colored drayman of this city, in commemoration of the anniversary of Washington's birthday, generally sue pended labor to day and this i fternoon they, to the number of about fifty, paraded the streets preceded by a band of music and mounted on horseback. We here make our acknowledgements for the salute courteously paid by them to the Review office. We learn from one of . their nam- bar, that they will meet at the City Hail to-night, where appropriate addresses will be made by some of the most prominent colored men of the city. a Theft, an Escape, a Foot Race and a Barrel of Rosin Smashed. This forenoon a colored man stopped on North Water street to buy an orange ot one of the fruit dealers on the street, and while examining them the dealer saw him put one in his pocket. He anally bought one and when he paid for it the dealer told him there were two to pay for as he had seep the theft. The colored man, however, protested that the other orange had been bought at another place, and left. The circumstance wbf related to Mr. W. P. Oldham, who- ar- rested the thief at the store of Messrs. Patterson & Hicks. He, however, escaped and started toward Chestnut street at the top of his speed. The alarm was given and Mr. Stroud, who is in the employ of Mr. Oldham, ran out to intercept the fugitive, but in his haste he tripped and fell, striking bis bead violently against a barrel of rosin. Notwithstanding the fact that he received a severe contusion In his fall, he immediately arose and gave chase again, giving the alarm as he went along. The thief was captured some where in the vicinity of Second street and brought back, when the matter was compromised by the payment of one cent The damage to the barrel of rosin hss not yet been adjudicated. Criminal Court. The Court convened this' morning at 10 o'clock. The prisoners who n ere con victed during this term were brought into court and sentenced as follows: Geo. West, larceny, 7 years in the State Penitentiary. Joseph Pajay, larceny, 5 years in the State Penitentiary. Maria Hall, manslaughter, 20 years in the State Penitentiary. Emma Johnson, larceny, 3 years in the State Penitentiary. Jane Outlaw, nuisance. 6 months in the County Jail, John Murrill, larceny, 12 months in the State Penitentiary. Eli Miller alias McKoy, Jaroeny, 5 years in the State Penitentiary. Link Pickett, larceny, 5 years in the State Penitentiary. Samuel Sacey, larceny, C years in the State Penitentiary. . Dock D;bexry, larceny, 12 months in the State Penitentiary. Jack Smith, larceny, 5 years in the State Penitentiary, j In the ca9 of John Grady, convicted of ni&osiaubtr, the counsel for the de fence moved for a new trial, not on the the charge of murder, but manslaughter. It is cU'uuJ that GraJy has been ac q litttd of the charge of murder, which was set forth in the bill of indictment, and eounsel ask that the judgment of tfxe Court be entered in ordsr that tfca life ol the pruouer ma n.o b jejardiz d again. The grounds for asking for a new trul are based upon seven errors which de fendant's counsel V.aiaa were in His Hodots chajf-; they also aver that the jury hid no right to bring in any other verdict than that of guilty or not guilty of murder, the charge on which the defendant waa tried. At the stem of closing our report the counsel for the defence aqd Mr Solicitor Moore were arguing thj points of law involved In he motion made by Col UacRae before the Court. New Advertisements. Wanted. T ANTED TO PURCHASE a boase con V V tatniog 4 or 6 rooms. Price not to x ceed$5(0. Any one baring snch an one ane wllliag to sell on-easy terms ean find a re -ponsible barer by addressing X. Y, Z, thro tb Post Office. c:e of Ritiiw Office. f.b!3 Notice. rjiHE Mr MBERS o' the Liquor Dealers' Assoeittinn ar hwrebj notified that there will be a meeting of the Aocitl.-n, at How ard Engine Hosa Ha.li. MOMD AY, February 23d, at 1 o'clock. P. M. Members are earnestly i eqoesttd to attend. Business of importance. H. E. 800TT, Fres'L J M. McQOWAN, tfect'y. feb 25 It Notice. JJAVI!IG COMPLETED OUR FACTORY we are prepared to fill orders for 8ash, Doors, Blinds and Building Material cf every de scription. We have added Planing Mills to our estab lishment, and will ksep on hand a large stook ef well selected and thoroughly season ed Flooring, Weather-Boarding, and all kinds of Dressed Lumber. Respectfully, ALTAFFER, PRICfc & CO. Facroav: " Ovrici. Foot of Waltut st. Nutt, near Ked Gross ir Dealing ND L1VLVO PRICES RECOMMEND YATES' Book Store to the public. A fresh aad well selected stook alwaji on hand Chromos, Picture Frames, Mouldings, Ac Organs sold on .the Instalment Plan at 9 s feb 23 Bookstore; Canal Meeting. fJIHE 8UB8CRIBKBB TO THE CAPITAL Stock of the Daplm Canal Company, in the several counties, are requested to meet on Wednesday the 10th day of March next, at MAGNOLIA, If. C, for the purpose ef per" manent organization, and to elect Directors for the next ensuing year. The meet inc will organise at 11 o'clock, A. M., and at 12 at., (noon) will proeeed to elect Direetors. The subscribers are all rea nested, without fill, m be represented either in person, or by proxy. Jacob 8ml th, W. B.Wells, 8. Albertson, J W. 8. Miller, J. W. Kornegay, for Duplin m Owen 8. Lanier. W. H. Horn.Thm Hrr. tur viosiow county. .i . J. P. Bannerman. W. H. Plvr. TM tr ouirer, ior renaer county. ll r ' . B. G. Worth. G. W. WHlltri wm n.i. aor ior xiew nanorer county. J f T ' " " " ieo j-mon-tues swwtlOat. Combustibles ! AND Comestibles ! OOR P. L. HAD TO LEAVE TOWN TO t u wi cviuaiij aome special se lections in Baltimore while they were makta? up the mry in the Grady case, Thursday, but rnwy, wnen sir. ncKae said : APPLES, LIQUID AND SOLID, are it the bottom of all the jots and troubles ui ui vtqtio, irom tDenme of Adam to this oj, ana consequently Pi L. Bridsrers & Co., 20, 22, 24, 26 and 28 Front Strpot. ! WILMINGTON, N. C Keep on hand to wash them dewn, Apple Brandy, Apple Jack, Apple Jelly, Apple Fresh, Apples by the Pec, Apples by the pound. Apples big. Apples red, Stuart Whis key, Apples Preeerred, Apples Dried, Apples by the quart. Apples by the can, Apples small, Apples brown, Apple yellow, anc Apple butter, Porter, Lager Beer, Currants, Ham in bags, Cheese, Crackers, Wine, Jel lies, Hans loose, Canvass Hams S C Hams and Deriled Haas for the sons of Adam, smd Chipped Beef, Potato, Bice, Mal,Oorn and Lard and kola sees, in Quantities tnioit. i . NOT MIXED. ' EVERT ARTICLE WARRANTED to b as rpreented,or money returned. No eharpe for ! shewisr Geoos. and ererr bodv wU comedy and the Hungry and Thirsty supplied with the Best this Continent and the World affords at Pa L. Bridge rs & Co., FAMILY GROCERS, 20, 22. 1 2$ aadL2S Front 8tret, Wilmington, IV. C, feb 22 TJevHat Gtore. J-ECD VED YESTERDAY . BY SXW TOBX BTEAHEB. ANOTHER LVT OT TH08JC 8TYLI8H SOFT AND HTIFT HATS vaaar( vmu sbm sfwfTV sv w v. m JQ&2S 1L ROBINSON. IlkFroatft, Soath of Pirel Houaa. jaaU PLEA8E NOTICE. We will begUd to receive communications from our friends on any and all subjects o general interest but : Tee name of the writer acit always be fur nished to the Editor. . " , Communications unit be written on only one side of the paper. Personalities must bi aroided. I And it is eepecially and psrticuiarly ursder stood that the Editor does not always endore the riws of correspondents, unless so ftt d in the editorial colutrn. - New AdVertiasments. Perfumery, rriHR CELEBRATKD HOYT'S German X Cologne aud Bate' Heliatrope Water, Wholesale aud Retil, For sale at THE LIVE BOCK STORE, Blank Books. AX IMMKX8E LIT iust recrir-d.l .11 sites, from the smallest I'hss book tl largest full -Bound Blanks. Also, Writing Papers, Inkn. 1uriU;r, Pens, Pencils, Ac , at rjElNS!iKK' k'.-, feb 23 1A re Boat a4 Miuiv Htore ' Boatwright & McKoy OFFER TITS WEEK To their Customers AND THE Public Generally, FRESH GOODS ! JUdT RECEIVED 1 1QQ Boxes C R Dry Salt Sides, 2QQ Peokages Butter, 200 B8 Coffee, 200 Bozea cndIe 100 BoxM CandT' 5Q Boxes Cheese, gO Packages Crackers, 500 Boxe8 cnBed Ooo's, 500 BWs Flour, "JQQ Grossl Match as, 1 00 Tubi ad Tierces Lard, 2QQ Cases Lye and Potash, 200 B5U MoU"e' 300 BX 8p' ; 2Q Bbls Railroad Snuff, 2oo Bbl' Earlj Ro,e Polatoei' And lots of other Goods too numerous to mention. We can beat soy House in the State on GOOD LIQUORS, beth as regards prl-re and 'jaality. O di 7 Worth Pront Street. feb i Sale of a Vessel by Fore closure of Mortgage. BY VIRTUE AND IN POR81ANC2 of a power of sale contained in a -morljrae executed by Sempronioui Oriffin to 11. Brun hild k Bro , on a certain Sloop or -VtMt,. called the Annie Bell", said recorded at the Onetom Hoose of the United 8tates at WilminjrtOD, forh Carolina, un der License No. 13. the undsreined. Attor ney for the Mortis?, will Mil by pnbilo auction, to th highest hidd.ur .'orcah,at the Court "lions.. roor in th- ritr r,f Vil aihjfton, oi Molc r, th first day of March 1880, atl. ,'circ, M. ihs rctsd or sjoop called "Annie Bell", employed in the coast in; trade. ThU 18th day of February, 180. , , , , J. 1. .MaCK?, f bllOt Attorney for i:orta-e?a. ii e wm i l Liner y "store"" f AM CONSTANTLY RECEIiTISU New x uoods which I wiU sell cheap f uooci which I will sell cLbno for eah. sucn a nonnets, Uati. Kjbbons, Flowers and erery thine In the Millinerr lAati lnUntm' Crocheted Qortt always on band. Al, Laee Goods. Human Hair Ooods for sale. Work don in the most approred atyle. Ladies will do well to call and if a tur than. elree. Country orders receive promot attention, MRS. 8. J. BAKKU, fbb 4 Corner Third and Orange ts. Ladies' Emporiuin, rpHE MISSES EARS EK A McGOWAN, bare just recei red n are. tus in Hair Goodi, 'Noapariel" Seonope, ,Normar'iT"Crquet, BOATWB GHT IcM wijuou, i u, oraics ana uari Inruible net', all shades. , ' VaeerJne: A farorit new' Pomade, a ways on hand. Braids, Puffs and Carla, made from Comb inn and Cut Hair. Hair Jewelry mad a to order. . . Ordsra for 8Umpio; and Esvbroidery promptly attended tew A aiea ortmat f Ladle' Underwear saad of best material. A fresh supply of Children's Cloti,Flaa rl aad WaUrpoof daiu, sizes 2 ia 11, In fast slip, Balrta and Robe. Orders takn for Bridal Wardrobes. Frnt8tret, WQinxloa,iJ. C laa II "