THIS PIPES
li.sao)Uhd iTift afternoon, 8undays "
UotedbT
JOSU. T. JAMES,
, xorrox ixd raorarrroa.
'-twr!RrPTIO!Ca.P08TJLGK PAID.
flM 7ear,& 00 8lx month, MM ; Three
. a m m a-
saontbs, $1 lo i tme BODIB, OV WBU.
rv. n.nr will be delivered by earrisrs,
ofeharre. in any pwt of the city, at the
tbove rates, or IS eenu per week.
Advertising rate low and libera
e-l-Hnbacribort will please report My and
11 failures to receive tlieir papers regularly.
New Advertisements.
SHOWN & RODDICK.
5 & 10 Cent Store. -
(. K. CORNER OF MARKET AND
dKCOD STREETS.)
TaKB TflI3 OPPORTUNITY of
thsBfcinr. t1 Kenerl public for their very lib
srl pstrecage in the above branch of our bu
siness oeeireto Ute that at no time since
oar Arst optmiog have we ever carried inch
s Meortaieat'aa at present. Havig antlci
tied the reoent grea advance in such goods,
we are now fully prepared to offer the
Largest and Cheapest
mortnenteverjshewa in thia section at any
time. We can with trathfolneu atsert that
oar stock is more them doable the size of any
theror this kind rumth of Baltimore. It is
a very easy matter to call in and ver.fy.the
Above statement.
We would also adi that we hare of late
added several nw departments to the above,
bleb we retail at higher prices, consisting
ef many osefal artieies in Housekeeping, Ac,
net as we have a demand for, and in tuture
it will be our endeavor to JkeeD adding any
and everything we can buy useful and below
value. Oar intention is to make this THE
tore of the Booth for
Bargains of all Kinds.
The following is a very imperfect list bu
our space will admit of no more.
Jepaoee Ware,
G us w ae,
Tin Ware,
Mciseors,
Freteh Dressing,
Blacking,
lak,
Oil Cans,
Maebine Oil,
Faaeets,
Trajs,
Trumpets,
Toiled Boa-,
Children 8Iates,
Perfumery,.
Jewelry,
Cjmbs,
Pep Guns,?
Door Bumpers,
Cork Screws,
Dolls,
Hair Pins,
Pulleys,
Lemon Squeezers,
Wa lets, ,
Brushes,
Bracelets,
Forks,
Table and Tea Spoons, Beads,
Marbles,
Balls,
Htove Polish,
Pistols,
Oaa Openers,
SealM,
Needier and Pins,
Padlocks,
Chisels,
Screw Drivers,
Mirrors,
Clothes Pins,
Bponges,
Jumping Ropes,
Hhovels,
imen,
Pocket books,
TJte Paper and En-To'let r-ete.
v elopes.
Vases.
Feather Dusters,
Doll Carriages,
Kasor Straps,
Brooms,
Buekeu,
Baskets,
V loci pedes,
Carts,
Wagons,
Wash Boards,
Clocks.
Hamburg Edgings, 8 pool Cotton,
Hamburg Insertions. 8 pool Silk, '
Ladies k Gents Udk'fi, Spool Flax,
Linen Table Napkins,Ladies Hose,
Liaen Tab.e Doilies, Chil drees Hose,
KnchlBc. Cents Bocks,
Collaretts, Gents ehirta, '
&c, Jbc, &c, etc, &c.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
BROWN & E0DDICK.
5 and 10 Cent Store,
JT. K. Corner of Market and 3eeond Streets,
feb 31
. New Crop Cuba.
308 Hhda and Tierces
New Crop Cuba Molasses,
Now landing ex Brig Flora.
For sale low by
WILLIAMS &.MURCHISON.
Potatoes,Flour,Sugar,
300 Bbls. Early Hose Potatoes.
lOOO Bbls Flour, Super to
Extra Family,
075 Bbls Sugar, Granulated,
Standard A, Extra C and C,
45 Bags Coffee, Bio, '
i Laguyra and Java,
350 Boxes Smoked
and D S Sides,
150 Tubs Choice Leaf Lard,
400 Boxes Lye and Potash,
53525 Boxes Laundry
, and Toilet Soap,
150 Boxes Starch,
S50 Whole and Half Boxes
Candles,
Candy, Paper, Snuff; Tobac
co, Nails, Buckets, Hoop
Iron, &c 4
500 Bales Choice Timothy
and Eastern Hay,
8C00 Sacks Marshall's Fine Salt,
4500 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
8500 Sacks Peruvian
Cotton Guano,
For salt lew by
WILLIAMS MURCHISOIC,
tab.U Waelstals Or. Cost. Marts.
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VOL. V. WILMINGTON, N. C WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1880. NO 12
LOCAL NEWS.
Jf aw Advertisement.
Pkiihik A Lt.obi Dissolution.
8.H. Fish slate. Mayor $1S Reward.
Gso. X. Ha aa iss, R Knights of Honor.
P Uniiiiitn-Field Crcquet.
Da F. W. Pottee Notice.
Grand Anniversary Ball Howard Relief
Fire fcngine Co.
Yarns. Fair Dealing.
No City Court this morning.
Window Glassall sizes at ltafler &
Price's. i " ' t
The skating riok baa been closed
the season.
fo:
The steam yacht Passport will resume
her regular trips to-morrow.
Oysters were plentiful yesterday and
sold for sixty cents per gallon.
Barque Frank, Pedersen, bence, ar
rived at London on the 7th inst.
Barque Brazilian, Brage, bence, ar
rived at Maaslius on the 7th inst.
Barque Enrique, Pay son, hence, ar
rited at Liverpool on the 8th inst.
Nor. barque Frank, Amesen, hence'
arrived at London cn the 21st inst.
The base ball match on Friday after
noon is the next excitement in this city
The Steamship Regulator, Doane
hence, arrived at New Turk on the 23d
inst
Nor. brig Hector SUen, Alneberg,
hence, anived at Rotterdam on the 21st
inst.
We understand a new ice house is to be
established in opposition to the one now
owned by Mr. Lippitt.
Christmas Fire Dogs and. Fire Irons,
Fluting Machines and every sort 'of
Hardware at lowest sort of cash prices at
JXOOBI S.
Save your money and bay your Build
ing Supplies from Alt&ffer & Price. J
Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all
styles and sizes, at Altafjeb, Price
&Co'j. ; ':
People with thin heads of hair should
use Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer to make the hair grow cut thick.
Indications.
For South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
Slates, lower pressure warmer Southerly
winds, increasing cloudiness and'occasioa-
alram.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is a purely
vegetable compound, innocent in nature
aod wonderful in effect. For children it
is invaluable, curing ' Crcup, Whooping
Cough etc., in a few hours. Price 25
cents a bottle. For sale by all Druggists.
Dr. F. W. Potter has removed to , this
city to resume the practice of medicine
and offers his professional services to the
citizens of Wilmington. See advertise
men t in another column. .
We are glad to learn that Mr. James
B. Orrell has so far recovered from the
injuries he sustained by a falling sign
board a few weeks ago, as to be able to
a
sit up and walk about his house.
Jf your-hair is eoming out, or turning
gray, do not murmur over a misiortune
you can so easily avert. : AYER'S HAIR
VIGOR will remove the cause ox your
grief by restoring your hair to its nat
ural color, and therewith your good looks
and good nature.
Joe Murphy has given ua the go by.
Joeahould not have done so. A big
house awaited his arrival. Kerry Gow
is a favorite wih our people and be
would have been heartily received In this
eity. What is our loss is unarlotte's
gain.
Knights or Eoner.
Carolina Lodge, No, 434, Knights of
Honor, meet at their Lodge room to
morrow night for the purpo&e of confer
ring degrees. .(
Give Fro per Credit.
When we quote from one of our ex
changes we generally give credit. And
f there are two papers published in the
same place, we do not say, as did one of
our coremporaries recently, "one of the
city papers remarks," but we give credit
to 'whom credit is due.
Good Evidence.
When such men as the Rev. Dr.
Harvey, Father Fits-Gerald, Prof. Green,
Dr. Bartine, OoU John K. McChesney, R,
W. Neff, and a host of others aaually
trustworthy, certify over .their own
signatures to the marvelous efficacy of
VVarnor's Safe Kidney and Over Cure, in
the dUeasea tor which it is recommended,
t is time to dismiss doubts on tbe su.b,
ect.
'I
i
Their TwentjFourth Anniversary-
The Heward Relief Fire Engine Com
pany celebrated their twenty-fourth anni
vereary today by a parade and engine
practice1 In seven minutes and frty
seconds after the engine left its houe
a stream was thrown. even ban
dred feet of hose was lain before the engine
commenced to pump. It is the opinic n
of those who know best that the engit e
11
was working fully two minutes before the
water was forced through the nozzle. -It
must be remembered that in the tim-
mentioned above (7 minutes 40 seconds)
the engine had to be brought from iu
house, bear the tuiuet of Foartb an-i
Dock streets, anal placed on the fire wharf
at the foot of Market street. We under
stand from competent authority tbat the
"Adrian boys" made the quickest time
to-day .on record, in this fire department
The I Hall - was beautifully decorated
with' evergreens and the Italian harpers
were on hand to deal out music while
the feast of reason and flow of soul was
1 I
indulged in. The festivities of the day
will be concluded by a ball this even
ing at Germania nail.
Mr. jW. F. Lessman, in a well timed
and very appropriate address called the
members to order, and Mr. R
Litgenj the foreman of the company, took
the Chair. After a few brief but wel
come remarks' of Foreman Litgen the
members and Invited guests assembled
around the festive board and partook
heartily of the repast prepare'd for them
At this juncture Mr. John Haar, Jr.
President of 1 the Company, and
Mr. A Adrian appeared. Three
cheers i were proposed, and heart
ily given them, and the harpers struck
up "Hail to the Chief."
Mr. Haar was then called upon to take
the Chair and did so amid a tumult of
applause. President Haar made a few
but well timed remarks and stirred the
"Adrian boys ' to activity on the occasion
offire.fi.
. Thefollowing gentlemen were called
u poll and responded happily to the call:
Messrs.! Jno. Haar, Jr., A. Adrian, T.
H. Smith, Walter Furlong, M. S. Veney,
and D. Litgen. A representative of the
Review was called upon and responded
as ail I newspaper men ao wun an
excusej Foreman Litgen and Mr. W. F
Lessman, made speeches which were
worthy of note. During their addresses
they complained bitterly of the insuffl
i
ciency of the fire alarm. They promise
that if the city will only give the firo
department a fire alarm that can be heard
throughout the city, tbat at no time will
their engine be second at a fire. They
also state that their company is sadly in
need of a horse, one of the pair thiy have,
having been worn out in the service of
the company, and that if they are sup
plied with these necessities they will al
ways be able to do their duty and take a
stand second to no fire company in the
city. It is to be hoped that their needs
will bo supplied, and the Review stands
ready to advocate their wants, as it has
done in other organizations of.the fire de
partment. Since the organizuion of the
company forty-one of its members have
gone to their long homes, but the pre
sent members stand ready to sustain their
credit and to maintain their honor. Tte
festivities of the day were wound up by
singing the "Old North State," .
Our consumptive and youthful friend
Mr. Walter Furlong, enlivened the oc
casion by the renditioa of an 'Irish
German Highland FliDg,' which brought
dowa the applause of the assembly and
came near bringing down the rafters of
the house. As we stated above the an
niversary will be concluded with a dance
o;night, for particulars of which see an
other column. Long, live the "draiq
boys," and good luck to thf twentyfifth
anniversary,
iDDorumio me ACllcted,
We would advise all who may need tbe
advice of a physician, to either call or
write to Dr. KoDertsou, 19, So. Eutaw St.,
Baltimore, Md., who from 15 years expe
rience in Hospital and Special Practice,
guarantees a cure in all diseases -of the
Urinary Oryant and of the Nervous Sys
tem, Organic and Seminal Weakness, Iin
potency (loss of sexual power), Nervous
Debility and tremblirg, Palpitation of the
Heart, dimness of sight or giddlucss, No,
turnal Emissions, 4ct 41 resulting from
abases in youth, or excesses in' manhood j
also all skin and blood diseases quietly
cured. Dr. B. is a graduate of (ma of U
oldest and hes,t odic&l scliools in this
ooisny (UcUersily of Maryland), and re
fers to the leading physicians in hiscity,and
all consaltinghim can rely upon hocorable
and confidential treatrceut. In writing
en dose stamp for reply. Special attention
given to ali female complaints. Good ac
commodations for all wishing to call and
joe him. Medicine tent to any a44recs
REVIEW.
Delayed by the Tidr.
The steamship Benefactor, from New
York fur this port, arrived in below this
forenoon, Hut oq 'account of coming into
the river too late for this morning's tide.
she will n A arrive at her wharf until to
morrow morning.
Promoted to a New StaU'tn.
Mr. B. Blundon, who for over a year
past lias been th Assistant in the Signal
Office at Smithv Hie, has been ordered to
Ciiitcoteque, Vs., to take charge of an
0
otlictf. Mr Dlandon has served the gov
eminent faithfully, and his promotum is
well-deserved- The people in thisviciuity
will regit to Jose Mr. Blundoo, but will
be gld tr hear of his promotion.
Give u a Little Relief.
If there auother city in the civilized
world, that would tolerate the unhealtbv.
sickening, and stinking odurs that per
vade the whole atmosphere of this city
from the begiunio of tbe guano season to
the end ef it, by allowing cargoes of this
stuff unloaded and reloaded for shipment
within its corporate limits.as is done here?
We. think not. Less than a month
ago one of the most prominent Rail
road officials in these parts remarked to u8
that in his opinion, "the city ought not
to allow it '; and he cited Goldsboro,
Wilson and other smaller towns which
had already taken sction in this very
matter, and prohibited the introduction
of guano within certain limits. We know
of our own personal knowledge that in
Augusta Georgia, and other Southern
cities, tbe traffic is prohibited within the
city limits. Why cannot Wilmington dp
the same, we respectfully ask of those
in authority? -
The Southern Historical Papers.
This valuable magazine for the month
of March, has been received and contains
the following interesting articles: History
of Lane's N. C, Brigade "continued!;
General Lee to the Rear. The incident
with Harris' Mississippi Brigade. 'Prison
life at Fort McHenry,' by Dr. T, Wither
spoon.
General W. T. Sherman's visit to the
Misses L: -, at Canton, Mississippi, in
February, 1864 by General S. D. Lee's
Chief Surgeon;
'Sixty-nine Federals in sight of their
army captured by seven Confederates
by Capt. Carter.
'Letter from a Virginia' lady to the
Federal Commander at Winchester by
Mrs Dr. R. C. Bandolph.
Brigadier General George H. Steuart's
report of his "brigade at the battle of Get
tysburg. .
Brigadier General Alfred Iverson's re
port of his brigade at the battle of Get
tysburg.
Beminiscenses of Jackson's Infantry
('Foot Cavalry'), editorial paragraphs and
literary notes.
Moore's Creek Items.
We learn through the courtesy of a'
correspondent at the above named locality
that th6 farmers are now busily engaged
preparing for planting their . crops.
Fences are being repaired, ditches cleaned
out, and on many plantations, tbe farm
ers have began to plough and plant.
A splendid ball and supper was re
cently given at the residence of Dr. John
R. Uawes, one of Pender's most glorious
goes, at which the beauty, gallantry and
intelligence of tbe surrounding country
were assembled. Excellent music on the
piano and violin was furnished for the
occasion by mus:cians of tbe neighbor
hood, and after the dancing, which was
kept up to a late, hour, was coacluded,
the happy party sat down to a msgnU
ficeBt supper prepared tor them by their
n:ble- hearted host.
The funeral sermon of the late lament
ed Efenry Math bur ne was preached on
Sunday, the 14th inst , Rev. Mr. Newton
officiating. The funeral ritea were per
fjnoed io accordance with the imposing
ccremoulcs of the masonic fraternity, of
which Mr. Masbburte was an esteemed,
honored and worthy member.
Th Moore's C eek Baptist Church, of
which Rct. Julian Faiajn is pastor, told
rcl-'g'cu" 6erTices oa every foUJtn Sundsy
A. bunday School i btganized ;n connec
tlon with, ihe chorch. but its sessions
have been suspended during the winter
months v
La&i week we missed tbe Raleigh New
for two days. This week the Newborn
Xtemcraiaas failed u for two days,sursly
something must be ' wrong somewhere in
the mails.
Tbe sturgeon fifherif and abiptaeaU
promises to be uotxaally Urge for ibis,
city this seascn.
Windy and dusty to-day.
To Leave Us.
Mr. Wm. Hayes, a well-known book
binder of this city, is, we understand, to
move to Savannah, Ga., toacoer t a posi
tioD ander Bro. Estelle, of the News. Mr.
Hayes is a ood workman, and we trust
he will find his Dew home pleasant er.d
profitable.
Lawlessness.
The intolerable nuisance of throwing
rocks at houses, tearing oft palings and
unhinging gates, perpetrated by a lot of
cowardly young raffain- at night,, has at
tert called far action- a poo the part of tbe
eity 1 authorities, and to-day His Honor
tb Mayor, offer a reward of $25 in this
issue, for the conviction of any one guilty
of such offenses. We would be glad to
think that these acts have been perpetrated
in a vpirit of youthful thoughtlessness,
but as they bive been so long contiuned
aod4havebeen invariably committed in tbe
dark hours of the night.the better to escape
the probalities of detection, until we are
compelled, very reluctantly, to attribute
the acts to the meanest kind of moral
eussedoess, and we hope they may be
detested and adequate punishment
meted out te tbemr
Thermometries!.
From the United States Signal Office in
this place we obtain-the following report
of the thermometer, as takea this morn
ing at 6:56 o clo?k :
Atlanta. Ga. 4
Mobile, Ala... 62
Montgomery Ala.. .63
Nashville 60
New Orleans ....63
Xew Tork.. 31
Punta Baasa, Ha...61
Savannah, Ga. 54
Hhreveport...... 2
St. Louis Mo 67
St. Marks, Fla......OO
Vicksburg,Miss....66
Wuhingtonu.......B9
Wilmington. mHMn62
Augusta. Ga 4T
Cairo, 111. 64
Charleston, 8. C....63
Cincinnati ...60
Corsieana, Tex 00
Fort Gibson, I. T.6S
Galveston.. 68
Indianola... 67
(Jacksonville, Fla...66
Knoxville A2
Lynchburg, eaeststet 38
Memphis, Tenn..M.66
KeT7 Advertisements.
Knierhts of Honor.
QAROLIIf A LODGE 434. Special Meet
ing to-morrow (Thursday) nig lit, fur the pur-
pois of Conferring Degrees.
feb25 GEO. N. HARRISES, Reporter.
Dissolution.
THE PART5ERSHIP heretofore existing
under the name aod style of 8K1NNEK
k LYONS, as Maehiaists. in this citv. is thia
day dissolved by mutual consent. The debts
or the concern wiu bs paid by 8. W. 8 tinner.
! 8. W. SKINNER,
febJ5. L.B. LTOJT8.
Grand Anniversary Ball.
QF THE HOWARD RELIEF FIRE EN
GINE CO., No. 1, at GERVfANIA HALL,
on Wednesday Evening, February J5, 1880.
f
Tickets to be bad . of tbe Committee H.
Olandt, A. Adrian. A. C. Wessell, John D.
8teH-s and G- H. Bate.
feb 25 It
( Field Croquet,
JALF AND FULL BETS.
A Laree Tarietv of HtrUa.
INDIAN CLUBS, all sizes,
Just received at
THE LIVE BOOK 8TORE. '
Zitherns.
THE HOST WONDERFUL
Instrument Known.
I .
Can be played by any one after ten minatiS
time. For sale at
M HEINSB ERGES'8,
feb St Lire Book and Music 8 tore.
City f Wilmingtont
Mayor's Office, v
Febraarj 2Sth, 1880.
S25 Reward.
rXIHE
ABOTE REWARD WILL BE
-a. -
paid for information saifieieat to convict say
i - !
person or persons, who have beea guilty of
i '. -
late of stoning houses, palling off palings
ace! taking off gates from fences, or of com
aitting any similar depredatiois in this city.
8. H. F18HBLATF.
Btar copy. Mayor.
fab IS-lt
Notice.
JATISG COMPLETED OUR FACTORY
we are prepared to ill orders for 8aeh,Doors,
Blinds sad Baildisg Material of every l
seriptioa.
We save added Planing MiUs to our estah
lishment, aad will ksep oa hand a large
skoek ef wall selected aad thoeuf kly season
ed Flooring. Weatser Boarding, aad all
kinds of Dressed Lumber.
1 Respectfully,
I ALTAFFEB, PKICfc tX).
Tactost: . Omci.
Foot f Watsat st. Natt aear Bed Cross
TLEA8E NOTICE.
We will bej'sd to receive eommunJcaUons
SSL!iV?ie,lrfon M7J all subject o
raneral interest but :
Tae name of the writer must alwsys be for
lahedto the Editor.
CommunleaUons aust be written on onlv
oueddeofthe.paper.
Personalitlef must b avoided.
And it is eepeeially act! pa.-tlcularly nadt t
tood that the Editor does not always et i. re
the views of correspondents, unless so Uud
lathe editorial cola ns,
New Advertisements.
Notice.
I 08T KESPECTFULLI TINDEJv MV
services as Physician acd Furgeon to the
ciUsens of Wilmington and vicinity.
Omce on North side Market, ' betw een Hc
ond and Tbi'd streets.
T"HERE do you get, the ub lotU ?
Where do you get the best Ladies Hose
Where doycu get the best Gents Hose ?
Where do jou get the beet Handkerchiefs?
Where do you get the best Linen Collars ?
Where do you get the best Broems '
Where do you get the best Whisk Brooms:'
Where do you get the best Clothes Brushes'.'
Where do you getthe best Glass Tea Setts:'
vw juu get me Dest JLaundry Soap:'
Where do you get the best Toilet Soap Vt
Where do you get the best W. G. Plates ?
Where do you get the best
W. G. Cups and Saucers ?
Wliere do you get the best Cotfee pots ?
Where do you get the best Tin Buckets
Where do you getthe best Stamped Pans?.
WT.M A . . ... '
uwc uu jou geC me best Sauce Pans ?
Where do you get the best Bread Tans ? '
Where do you gefthe "best Tio Pass ?
Where, do you get the best Wash Board's.:4'
Where do you get the best Market Basket.1
Where do yon get the best Mirrcrs :'
Where do you get the best
Feather Dusters ?
Where de you get the best
Walnut Brackets .V
Where do you get the best Sifters 1'
Where do you get the best Box Paper :
Where
Lace Trimming '
The question is where do you get tie
above named artirip0 ti.,. :
back: Why! at the
Boston 5 and 10 Cents
Store,
41 IT- moTT aTHUET.
and 1001 other useful Housekeeping artL
tides. Special inducements oflered to
Country Merchants.
.
Ink and tVIueilaffe,
A SPECIALTY.
Ladies are Invited to call and examine;
Boston 5 and 10 Cents
Store :
WO, 41 n ORTIZ mONT BT.
feb 24 - -
Fair Dealing
ND LIVING .PRICES RECOMMEND
TATE8 Book 8tore to the public. A frsh
and well selected stock alwsjs on 'land
Chromos, J'ictore Frames, Mocldings, Ac."
Organs s-!d on the IniUlment Plan at
9
eb 23
Bookstore.
Wanted.
WANTED TO PURCHASB a bouse con
talning 4 or 6 rooms. Price not to -eeedfeoo.
Any one having sucb an one atd
willing to sell oa easy terms en find in
ponible buyer by addressing X. Y, Z, tbro
th Post Omce, care of Rsvuw 0ce,
' f:b?3 '
Coney's Tobacco Store
IF TOU WANT THE BEST 5 and 10 eta,
Cigar go to CONEY'S where vou will find
the 1 arc eel aeleetkm of Imported and Dome
ie Cigars, Chewing and Baoilo Tobam.
Gentlemen will pleafe remembtr that 1 do
not keep opes on Hundays, therefore th'ae
who wish to purchase my goods will have to
do so during the week.
jaa3-U WALTER CONEY",
$
8teamer Passport
'yyiLL RESUME regular
trips THURSDAY, Febraarj
58th. leaving WDmingfoa at 2.30 P. M.
Having beea pat is the most perfect order,,
wo promise Fxeartieaists every comfort pos
sible, 0E0. MTER8 .
ftb St V AgenC