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SUBSCRIPTIONS. POSTAGE PAID.
,)m year, $5 00 Hix months, $2 50 ; Thr
months, $1 26 ; One month, 50 cento.
' Pbe paper will be delivered by carriera,
re f charge, in any part of the city, at the
rtw, or U cast! per W9t
Advertising ratee Jo and liberal ;
-JiHob8cribr vrii t please report any and
'! 'aiiorea.to receive iheir papers regularly.
New Advertise merits.
5 & 10 Cent Store.
E. (JORNKK ''OF MARKET AND
w
K TAKE 111,8 OPi'OiiTUN.TY of
thankin th general public for thir very lib
era! ptroi.age in ioe, - .
aiuttM n uefiT tate that at no ti.ue since
our flratteii have w ever carried inch
an assortment as at present. Haying antici
pated tb" recent gra advance in such gooda,
ren:tr fnlly prepared to offer the
Largest and Cheapest
1 assortment e'erehi wa in this section at any
irr - : . U ('..Ilaqq u-aorf ilk at
. oar etocw is more th-tn double the size of ay
other ot tbis kind mth :f Baltimore It is
a very easy matter t call ia and ver fy the
hnTi at A. t 'me tit.
We would aleo ad 1 that we have or late
added several new departments to the above,
which we retail at higher prices, cor.8ieting
of many cat-fat hrtiO;es in Housekeeping, Ac,
sacu M we have a demand for, and ia iuture
it will be our endeavor to keeD adding anv
nod everything we can buy useful a&d be low
ya.'ue. Our intntin is to make this THE
Htore of the So th for . j ,
Baraiiw of all Kinds.
The flluwiag ia a v-ry imperfect list btt
our space will admit of no more. ;
Jipneie Wire,
O ta ary.
Tin Ware,
Hciwaors,
Fre. ch Dressing,
Blacking,
Itik,
Oil Cans,
Machine Oil,
- Faucet,
Trays,
Trumpets,
Toiletl So"', .
Foi kr.
Childrens Slates,
Perfamery",
Jewelry, -
CJ rubs,
Po Guns,
Door Bampers,
Cork Screws,
Dolls,
Hair Pins,
Pulleys,
Lemon Hquef zera,
Wa lets,
Brushes,
Bracelets,; j
Table and Tea Spoons
, Bsads,
Marbles,
H to ye Polish,
Pistols,
Can Openers,
Hcalaa,
Needle and l'ins,
hhovela,
" Hammers, t
Pocket lioj,
Ball,
Padlocks,
Chisels;
ircrew Drivers,
Mirrors, -Clothes
Pins,
Hponges,
Jumping Ropes,
Note Paper and Kn-ToUet rets,
velnpes,
Vasea,
Feather Dusters,
Doll Carriages,
aeor Straps,
Brooms, J
Buckets,
Baketn,
Velociptdts,
Cans,
Wagobs,
Wash Boards,
Clocks.
Hamburg Edging, Spool Cotton,:
Hamburg Iosertiocs, Hpool Hjlk,
Ladies & Genu Hdk'fs,Spool Flax,
Linen Table Napkins, Ladies Hose, i
Linen Tab.e Doilies, Caildrens Hose,
Kuchiog, Genti Scks, ;
Coliaretw, Gents Shirts, j
&e, &c, &c, &c, &c,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
BROWN & E0DDICK,
5 and 10 Cent Store,
N. E. Corner of Market and Second" Streets,
febll
CLYDE'jS
Mew Yo irk
-AND
Wilmington, Ni.C.
Steamship Line.
THE STEAMER.
BENEFACTOR,
JAPT. JONES,
WILL BALL TOM NEW YOKK
March 13.
- Bblppera ean rely pon the promj t
MiliniC ot Steamara as advertised. S;
For Fraigbt ngagemnta apply to
THOS, E. BOND, Sup't,
WHminton, N.
THEO. G. EGEa, Freight Agent.
ew York.
WM. P. CLYDE A CO.,
36 Broadway, New York.
men a
Seed Rice.
1000 BU83KLS PBIMK
, . SEED BICE.
For sale by
Ub S6 tf ALFRED
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3EEE
VOL. V.
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
P HsiBBBBRSia The Gem Pusi'a,
Yarss. Bolved 1 .
Yictlow Glasa -ali sizes at lufier &
I'rice's. - - . t
Ryeby any other jaame wou'idn t smel
as wheat. : ;
The pale of civilizuioa is -now kuown
as pearl powder.
There are one hundrea different Ways of
cooking onioijs.
Very large embroidered collars are
worn by children. ,
. i :
A vast deal f pore has been la1 ft by
the present mild winter.
A man witnout enemies is like bread
without yeatt he never rises..
Steamship Requlod6,t hence, arrived
at New York on the 10th inst.
TT
Ger. barque Madura,, Schulte, hence,
for Trieste passed Tarifa Feb. 18th. 1
All candidates who are in.the hands of
their friends should remain there. .
- A fashion writer says it, is not proper
to wearglpves at roller skating rinks.
A young mau is apt to think the time
are hard wheii sbe'eannot get a soft place.
. Why hb.Q.uld a lady's home dress last
forever? Because fihe never wears it out.
r Barqje Maria Lamb, Walker, henca,
for Glasgow, put into Holyhead Feb.27th..
You can buy No. 1 Cobki ng and Heats
ing s'oves at almost any price at Jacobi s
Hardware Depot. ,
Schooner Lavinid F. Warren, 'John
son, hence, -.was- at Pernambuco on the
9th inst. 1 , l: ' ,
Going from bad to. worse, groaned the
topper who was kicked from the barroom
into the gutter.
The difference beiween an unbrella and
a wom&n is, that you can sometimes shut
a : uinl ra la up.
Schooner Emily U. Naylor, "Fisher,
hence, for Boston, arrived at Vineyard
Haven on the 9th inst.
It is estimated that one person out of
every eighty -seven is made seasick by the
motion of a rocking chair. r
Schoouer Addie Snow; Thorndike, front
Rockland,' Me., for this port, arrived at
Booth bay, Me. on the, 8th inst.
. : 1 : '
Capt. R: P. Paddison.who, has been re
siding at Pc int Caswell for a number of
years past, has moved to this city.
". .. ' p : . ,
The small boy who , reached up the
chimney for another Christmas present
said he fuuad something there that sooted
him. .
Schooner Etta M. Barter, Barter, from
Phippsburg, Me., for thla port, arrived a
Wifcuset, Me., cn the 3d and sailed on
the 8th inst. ; - ' v
A merchant down' town sells more
of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup thap all other
medicines together. It surely must be
the best remedy for a Cough.
Many a woman dusts billiard chalk cS
her husband's coat and a big tear stands in
her eyes as she thinks how late he woikfc
at night at h'u dek oy the whitewashed
wall. : , :
Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all
styles and sizs, at Altaffeu, Price
fc Co's.
The trotting race which was to have
taken place "on the trck , at the Fair
Grounds this afternoon has been indefi-
! :- '
nitely postponed. The bets have been
withdrawn.
An article describing the hottest place
on earth 'is going the rounds of the'news
papers. The1 small boy suffering from
the application of his mother slipper
kuos wlire it is; r
Travel is very heavy over the roads
running iu and out of this city. A great
maL-y perons are bound South and we
learn thit the hotels in Jacksonville, Fia.,
are full to overflowing.
Everybody can get suited with a Pocket
Knife, . also. Table Cutlery, at Jacobi's
Hardw are Depot. ;
; Mfssrs, A. and t. bHWKK received this
dly aiiOther fine lot pt Spring au4 Sum
mer s iita for MSn, YoutLs iad loys wear.
Ali of their Clothing - was manufactured
in January, consequently customers will
get the advantage of the advance in goods.
Call early and select your choice. f
DAILY
JLI-iailBBM"lBMi Mill
WILMINGTON, N. G.,
CITI COUBT.
Interesting Proceedings A Band of
Thieves and Highway Bobbers
Caught In a Trap.
Edward Baucam, alias Charlea Davis,
and J. Green, alias John Merrick, were
the first names called by the Clerk of th
City Court this morning harge; Forci
ble trespass upon the premises of the to
Jbacco factory, located on Chestnut, near
the corner of Seventh street, last night
about the hour ef 10 o'clock. Tbos. Pur
year, colored, the first witness called, W6
tifibd in effect1 that on returning to tnib
city from a trip to South Carolina some
days ago, he with another colored mau
who was bis companion, met the two per
sons at the bar on the road, and from
them received a proposition to organize
themselves into a band of thieves, or
highwaymen, for the purpose of foraging
on all whom they encountered up
on the i highway in their travel
that either from fear or a desire not
to incur any tromblt, they yielded passive
assent to the proposition, and that soon
the four encountered a tramp, whom
Green, alias Merrick, proposed to kill and
i
rob, but that he, Puryear, and his com
panion, whose nam6 was Tbally succeed
ed in persuading Merrick and his com
panion from their cold blooded intent,
on the ground that the' tramp only had
three handkerchiefs and they wer'nt worth
killing a man for; that upon arriving
in this city he and his companion were
continually beset by Merrick and his
companion to make a raid or commit
some depredation upon some one's prop
erty for the purpose of plunder; that
finally he informed upon them, wher. a
jl
trap was arranged to catch them entering
the Tobacco Factory last night.
Wot Thally, colored, the next witness,
corroborated what Puryear had said, only
he stated that his home was in Virginia
and that he worked at the Factory.
Constable Carr, who ia employed
as a private detective for the city,
was next called to the stand, and testified
ia substance, that the two witnesses who
had preceded him had informed against
the two prisoners at the bar, theirdesigns,
evil intent, and so forth, to rob, and that
i
he arranged the plan .with Puryear and
Thally, by which they were all to break
into the Tooacco Factory last night. The
witness then . detailed the arrangement,
which was about as follows : A certain
window on the street was 1? ft unfastened,
and the two men, Puryear and Thally,
were to lead those other men, Davis and
Merrick, there f jr the purp an of entering
the factory lo rob nd steal; Iu the mean
time he ('.he witless) with Mr, Meadows
the superintendent j aud omoers Woebse,
Gordon and Moore, of the police force,
remained iu the office of the factory ready
to watch and pounce on the thieves as
. i
soon as they effected an entrance. About
10 o'cock he heard them enter rnd sent
, i
the policemen around to prevent their es
jcape from the window, while he went in
and secured th? pfiscmprs, bj hand cuffiug
th?m. '
j Officer Woebse testified that last night
he was with Constable Carr and Officers
i '
Gordon an i Moore in the office of the
-t . '
tobacco factory waiting and matching,
when a few minutes before 10 o'clock he
i
beard a Iqw signal whistle and a voice
- I " i-
which "hollered all right;' that wi'h
Officers Gordon and Moore he then raa
around to the window after the parties
had gone iu, that Thally, one of the col-
ored witnesses, who was left outside ; by
the thieves to watch tor the oolica. came
up to them and tuid them to look out for
the big' one, mean ng Merrick, for he had
two razors about bim. Officer Woebse
then got in at the wiudow and Gons.r(able
Carr, who bad already gone in, put had
cuffs on the ssaallcit prisoner, and was
looking around for Merrick, when he
(Woebse) finally discovered him stowed
away under a bench. He was told to
come cut, which he did when tbe' hWd-
caff3 Wore pat upoo-hiiii also,' an J both
prisoner taken to the Guard Houif,
! Officer Gordon, being calied to tba
stand, corroboratsd oSi;er Woeb?'s tet;-
mony, and sdded (bayt he earthed tba
prisoners, after they reached - the guard
room and found on tbe larger of the two
prisoners, two razor, one ol which w is
concealed in bis bjot-leg, between his
drawers, and the other in his bieaat pock,
et. The smaller of the twey the witness
stated, had no weapons of any kind bi it
him. Mr, Meadows, aperiuteJdeai oi
the factory, was theu cailed to the stand
and testified to the good character of tue
two witnesses, Tnoi Puryear and Wm
Toally, Mr. Meadows stated that these
llflEW.
FRIDAY, MARCH
two men came here . with bim from his
county and that their character for truth
and honesty good.- This closed
the casa and the Mayor bound the "defen
dants each over to tbe next term of the
Criminal Court in tbe sum of $250 bond
hu1 j. Green, alias John Merrick, in the
additional sum of -$50 -for carrying con
cea'ed Weapoos, in default of which thtj
were botb committed to jail.
James Baker, colored.one of the twin?;
was next calied up, charged with assault
and battery in Kiiav Fink's ialon tn the
hart iu the iwighborho 'd of Paddys
BoU'iw last , T.iht. 'Th Mayor found
jiiiltjnieut ofS5 line ur . ten days in the
U 'P. bwt tbje iefendant pleaded hard
with Hits H nor, telling hirn that "this
is Jim Baker "not Isaac, ' (Isaac is. the
other twiu.) The Mayor finally relented
arid let Jim off with the costs.
Tucker Townseud, a small coired lad,
was arraigned for disorderly conduct, but
released and told to go and siu no more.
This exhausted tbe docket and l be Court
adjourned.! '
In the examination of witnesses con-
I j -
cerniog the breaking in at the tobacco
factory there was no -one to make a cross
examination, sj a Heview reporter bad
to interview a few of the police officers
afterwards in order to glean a few addi
tional facts, which are as follows. Cap
tain Brock, Chief of Police, told us that
Mr. Meadows came to him night before
last with the information which the
colored witnesses, Thos. Puryear and
Wm. Thally, had given him, Meadows,
in regard to the prisoners Davis and
Merrick and their designs and desires to
plunder, rob and so forth, telling him
further that they were afraid to refuse
these men for fear of their lives. Captain
Brock then sent for Constable Carr and
when he arrived the plan for the trap of the
thieves at the tobacco factory was hatched
out. :
In conversation witfi Officer Gordon af
ter the trial he told us that as soon as the
thieves entered the window and he and
Officers Moore and Woebse had stationed
themselves outside of the window, that
Constable Qajr turned on bis dark lan
tern from the office, which revealed th
thieves to the policemen, when, seeing
they were discovered, the rasoals made tor
the opea window to get out again, but
they found the muzzle of two large navy
repeaters in the hands of Officers Woebt t
and Gordon poking right in their faces;
discovering this the detected thieves ex
claimed, 'ali right boss, all right boss,
just please don't shoot, don't shoot!"
while thoir knees quaked ahd rattled to
gether like a telegraph instrument.
Plows, Shovels, Pitchtorks, Spades,
Rakes, Trace Chains, Plow Lines, &c. For
the lowest prices, go to Jacob.i's.
Tit Gem Puzzle.
A mathematician In Baltimore has dis
covered that the puzzle can be solved in
fourteen moves, from the famous 13, 15,
14 position. The moves are as follows:
Move 4 down, sliding 8 and 12 with it;
next slide 1, 2 and 3 to the right;
13 up and 12 to the left; 3 down and 1
to the right; 14 up and 8 to the "left; 2
down and 5 to the right; 13 up and 11 to
the left; 6 down, 9 to the right, and 15
P " "; ' - V :
The box is held upright not turned
This mode, however, is of do value in the
prize solution, as the numbers will, when
it iscorapleter run up and down, begin
oing on the right, and not across.
The New York Wol$ rhapsodizes
thusly, anent the puazle;
Little blocks shall all remind us
, What blockheads are yours and mine
When we depart and leave behind u
Still unsolved tbe final line, -
TheVproblew that pthpa another
l) Dky iil with might and main
rivit tk-A t ii and oweaf and bother.
Try t'o k'tin out right again. '
Let us, then, be up ar.ddou?
' Wrsrftilt? t ow tQ twre with f ite,
Cesue i he ban ton gem pursuin.
Tnruw the tiumed thing in the grate.
Wiudow Glass of all size, Doors, Sasl,
and Blinds, Builders' Hardwares Low
est prices at Jacobi's.
personal.
Wo were to receive a vis t.toyday
from hhJ friend of other days, Mr. Geo.
W. Git es. formerly of this city, tutn jw,
aud fr yea-s pa&t, Jta!erwMechanic ef
the"W5ieru S.Q.R. K Shops in 5a lis
bury, a "poaiiion which those : who .'know
have told ua hxt he fills most faitkfully
and acceptably. ,
12, 1880.
NO. 27
Home Talent.
In additiou to the rendition of Mrs.
Jarley'a Wax Figures", which will be pre
sented on -Tuesday, the 30;h inst, we
understand that there will be tableaux
and char&dfK and that thf Q-wtette Club
have corisen'ei to Rinjr. '
C os ii-1 Stone.
The Mount Zon Church, whicli was
consumed by fire al-out a month ago, is
being rebuilt aud the corner, stone will
be laid next ToursJay. W understand
that the lodges of the Graud United
Order of Odd Fellows, col .rid, have been
invited to conduct the ceremony.
Bra ly mixed Paints, si He. ly ure White
Lead, O 1 ?rs, J Jrusli.- s, Wi ul., v ii lass,
So., at J A i I's.
The iKiicr.
The total rise in the (Jape Fear by tbe
recent freshet is between 25 aud 80 feet.
The water was about at a standstill at
Fayetteville yesterday moining, with ' a
barely perceptible decline. It is proba
ble, however, that if the rains of yester
day and last night exter.ded into the in.
tertor, there will be mors water yet.
A not her tbHi't. 1
John Green, alia. John Merrick, color1
ed, one of the robbers caught in the to
bacco factory last niht, was arrested
hrf sonie t'aree years ao upou tbe
charge ef robbing,-Mr. Jos. -T. Foy, of
Topsail Sound, of a lot .of turkeys, but
succeeded afterwards iu making his es
cape,. The case still stands against hi
on the docket of the Criminal Court
Only a Joke.
Som3 wag started a report this mdrn-
ing that the Mayor had ordered one
hundred men to assemble at the "Old
Forty Legs" at 12 o'clock to night and
tear the old disgrace down . Some of the
opposition butchers and cooking women
took it all at heart and registered a ven
gence against the Mayor and the one
hundred men and swore, : with cleavers
and fryiDgpans brandished, aloft, that
they would defend their rights and tbe
old Market House, daggers 1 1 !
Save your money aud buy your Build
ing Supplies from Altaffer & Price. f
Board of Aldermen.
The Board of Aldermen met in special
session yesterday afternoon at the City
Hill, to consider the report of the Com
mittee on tbe New Market. All1 the
members of tbe Board were present.
The Mayor stated that he had called
the Board together to hear the report of
the special committee to inspect the New
Market building and report to the Board
as to whether the same had been com
p'e'.ed according to. plan and contract.
Alderman YonGlahn, chairman of the
committee, stated to the Board that he re
quested the Mayor and the balance of the
Board of Aldermen to uuite with the com
ntittee appointed to view the New Market,
and that the whole Board, with the excep
tion)f Alderman Bowden, met and viewed
the Market and decided to report in favor
of receiving it; that &s far as the comuut
tee were able to judge, the New Market
building was constructed in accordance
with the plans submitted to the Board and
as per contract. ,
Alderman King offered following' orV
dinance:
Ordered, That the: committee, ap
pointed far that purpose having reported
in favor of receivinjf the' New Market,
etc, it ia hereby ordered by the Board of
Aldermen that the report of tbe committee
be received, and said committee be dis
charged from the further consideration of
the matter; the New Market' binding be
received as the performance of that much
of the contract by the Wilraingtoc
Market Company; that notice be given all
persons occupying or doing business l.
the old4 market, to vacate ' the 'oM
market by. tbe evening of Friday, 'i tb
12th inst, as the New Market; will ; b. ,
ready for occupation on .Saturday? jnttu , j i
ini; and that the consider atioo' of tf ' ;
balance of the contract be deferred n I
til tbe AVilmiogkm Market cComftir
sballibava cosapieted the other, mitt A ;
in accordance witd their aaid , cou
and that the said New Market Cr a
be rea aired to tav the mohthW 'v.t .
tax which. accordiBnto-cftntrar . I . -!
aoie to tne city imt tne :praseot -fcui-h.
. ..Adopted, .' ' t ; . :ti i , &
.Alderman Foster desired sto be rocded
as toting in the negative, with tb ri ht
. . . , , " . J J
to enter his protest oa the n inut s
Adjourned: 5f '"' " v-.-'; ;
Tbe people nave bean so tart U im
posed upon by worthies Bloed Juxm
that we are glad to be able to recomtr; .fnd
a preparation which can be depetidd .
aa containing Invaluable medicinal .
toes, and ia worthy of the publui c
dance A YER'S S ABdAPABILL A ca .
when any thing can core, ihediseatee ibat
require an alterative medicine.- '
E HllT'sd to reCcIre ceniBiuakath.nl
IS!r!?ir"?kB-m aJI.'irtWta. o
general interest but:
-'
ne nae of th writv mVst alw-"n b ftr
nlahed to the Editor
CeamaaieatioM a tt be written
ome aid of ths.pper.
rerscmalitief'tttut I? avoided ' ; I
And it is eapeciallj s&'l r
tood that the Editor de t4t f s, i. r
the views of corresj ocserta, oriew bo t ud
in the editorial cola ' n.
JWhf
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' III 'Lil 'i.,.i!'l'- j
uan ior aoout twv ve,u-s.a.J 'pi.k .
au .ena uihi, in u iijcai-nttr
,the .first time tee the irid,. i'cz .
Opramir ur the WaS.
-TheNeW Mirk'et'wiii l;:rfi ltfd
at 8 o'clock tbs'eveuir a': f r -.
especially the lad if r rrtjlffl ; :, e
and possibly a little -H:tfi ,a '
In this conneeti :m ' -w 4 u. t
the Mayor has rdrH 'tthn c;of tt
market to make the butcLi rs and ottt r.s
va.cate- the old rnarktft, ar.d that tb
butchers have agrtal to display I t heir
""wuuic urn i llltf KVC Vli
to morrow. . Those of our citizeas'hvl o
wish an extra tine piece of bef f fdr i bo; r
Sunday's dinner should step in th new
markst, as we are told, that the,. U-st beet
sold in this city iu a loug tiue av;11 be oh
sale in the moruirg.
The ohn Dawson. 1
. The ncV steamer John rJu:oli kit
her wharf at the foot of . Chestnut" stmt
this afternoon, at 4. CO o'clock, oh a trial
trip. T A party of gentlemen wh we:
invited afsemtleJ on board aud tie hand
some little steamer glided gracefully down
the river as far as the jetticsf and on the
return passed the city going up tho
Northwest branch. She worked beau tf
fully and reflects credit upon her builders.
xne uonn jjaicsm vaa built at Toin
Caswell under the direction of krowrrm
Capts. R. P. Paddison aud David bher
man. Her engine and machinery we:o
made In this city at the Works 'of IVIis?rs.
Hart, Bailey A: Co. She is T'J fett' long,
1G feet wide and has a five -'foot- hohl.
She has two 12 x CG inch cyJulcrd ;.n.l
is . provided with cuLihs, etc-
Being intended only for a dav b.-.;t
has no berths. ' She wrll befjut, ou' tl.o
line from this city to Toipt CiswL
Long live ther John Dawson! '
Fire at L.uuriiibut
We are sorry to learn that the? pro?; r
ous little town of Laurinbuf b,: leea
.afflicted with another fire. The -aVu-iu
was given about 2 o'clock hit rflDrnin
and the fire was Wahi-; ir,an,,o
McKay fc Bros'. carriage and blacksoiitL
shops. This was rapidly destroyed and
the flames then . communicated . with a
dwelling house owne-l by -Mr Ffatk
Fountaia and occupied by Mr. l Jc-ih,
an engineer on the C O. ii. W.f whicli
was also destroyed. There was no othcr
loas. The only insurance . that wo ca-i
hear pt is 8325 on .the dwelling houff,
with Messrs Jno. W. Gordon' Bro., iu
the Liverpool, London and Globe
We could not ascertain thj amotiBt of
the loss. The fire ia gnnnop.vl liw an.,, t .
i t J "viu. 1
have been incepdiaryand by othffs 'o
btve originated fr--u t!.n f in ' tb i
blacksmith ehv.
ii i
Mossrs B. F. W ic ieil A-oi osV an
okl,au.i favorit t.' '.r,r4 rornh:;.
Now A c v ' ? i rr. 1 1 r
i Crochet yUmk
r .Bssofrs'iir (riiociiET g;v n
oy airs. JLUUiafi iJ.Ua'iOST, at betnai
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