THIS PIPES
U poolished every afternoon, Sundays ex
septed by
JOSH. T. JAMES,
U1UTOK AND PROPRIETOR.
3UlORIPTIONH,l'OaTAGEJ'Aii.
ns year, $6. 00. -.Six months, $250 ; Thro
months, $1 25 ; One month, 60 cents,
rte paper will be delivered by carriers,
rM of charge, in any part of the city, at the
boTe rates, or 13 cents per week.
Adrertisinff rates low and liberal
-Subscribers will please report any and
U failures to receive their papers regularly.
PLEA8E 50TICE.
We will be glad to receive eommaaleatiofii
aSbS??"7 ttd
The nae 0f the writer mut alwaya be for
toiahed to the Editor.
(femstmnleaUoaaaMt be written: oel
onesideofthe.per.
PerfpnaliUei'inMt be avoided. -And
it is especially and pucalarlj oader
stood that the Editor does not alwaj. eaderse
the views of corresK)ndeot, nnlMa lo lUted
ia the editorial colnrpna.
VOL. V.
WILMINGTON. N. ('.. MONDAY MARCH 15, 1880
SO 29
Trie
i .
Review.
New Advertisements.
tflQWrt & RODDICK.
5 & 10 Cent Store.
(N. E. CORN Ell OF MARKET AS D
SECOND STREETS.)
W
K TAKE TH18 OI'POKTUNITY of
blie for their very lib
eral patronage in the boTe branch of our bu
siness and desire to state that at no time since
our-first opening bare we ever carried such
an assortment s at present. Haviajr antici
pated the recent advance in each fronds,
we are naw fully eurea to otter the
Largest and Cheapest
assortment everjshown in this section at any
tiine. We can with tratbfiilness assert that
our stock is more than double the size of any
other of this kind Month of Baltimore. It is
t yery easy matter to call in and verify the
above statement.
We would also ad i that we have of late
added several new departments to the above,
which we retail at higher prices, consisting
of many useful articles In Housekeeping, Ac,
bucU as we have a demand for, nd in tuture
it will be our endeavor to keu ddiTg arc
aad everything we can buy useful a-d b' lew
value. Our intention is to make thu ilii
Store of the South for
Bargains of all Kinds.
The followinc: is a vry imperfect list but
our space will admit of no more
Japanese Ware,
Glass Ware,
Tin Ware,
Scissors, :
French Dressing,
Blacking,
Ink,
Oil Cans,
Machine Oil,
Faucets,
Trays,.
Trumpets, ,
Toilet! Soap,
Childrens Slates,
Perfamery,
Jewelry,
Combs,
Pop Guns,
Door Bumpers,
Cork Strews,
Dolls,
Hair Pins, ,
Pulleys,
Lemon Squeezers,
Wa!lets;"
Brushes,
Forks,
Bracelets,
Table and Tea Spoons,Beads,
Marbles,
Balls,
Ftove Polish,
Pistols,
Can Openers,
Scales,
Needles and Pins,
Shovels,
Hammers,
Pocket Books,
Padlocks,
Chisels, 1
Screw Drivers,
Mirrors,
Clothes Fins,
Sponges,
Jumping Ropes,
Note Paper and En-To Hot Seta,
velopes.
Vases,
Feather Dusters,
Doll Carriages,
Razor Straps,
Brooms,
Buokets,
Baskets,
Velocipedes,
Carts,
Wagocs,
Wash Boards,
Clocks.
Hamburg Edgings, Spool Cotton,
Hamburg Insertions, Spool Silk,
Ladies A Gent Hdkfs,Spool Flax,
Linen Table Napkins, Ladies Hose,
Linen Table Doilies, Childrens Hose,
Kucbiog, Gents Socks, '
Collaretts, Gents Shirts, "
&o, &c, &c, &c, &c,
- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
BROWN & RODDICK,
5 and 10 Cent Store,
N. K. Corner of Market and Second Streets,
febll
i
5ew Crop and Old Cuba.
423 Hhds and Tierces
New Crop Cuba Molas&es,
Genuine article, just received, and
For sale low by
WILLIAMS & MDRCHISON
Coffee, Sugar, Flour.
:WJO Bags Coffee, Rio, .
- T Laguyra and Java,
300 Bbls Sugar, Cut Loaf,
Granulated, Standard A,
Extra C andC.
1300 Bbls Flour, Super to
Extra Family,
Corn, Bacon, Potatoes.
4000 Bush Prime White Corn,
75 Boxes Smoked i
and D S Sides,
30O Bbls. Early Rose Potatoes
125 Bbls City Mess Pork
150 Tubs Choice Leaf Lard,
1 7o Boxes Starch,
270 Boxes L-aundry
1 and Toilet Soap,
1325 Boxes Lye and Potash,
150 Boxes Assorted Candy, ;
3500 Sacks Marshall's Fine Salt,
OOOO Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Snuff, Tobacco. PatKirv TSfatrhps:
Shot, Spice, Ginger, Pepper, Hoop
jiuuf opint joarrei8, etc.
For tale qw bj '
VIM.I1UR i UnRPRTsnv
mc15 WhelesaleGro. ACom. Merte.
Crochet Work.
JESS0N3 IN CKOCHET WORK giyen
by tf ra. LOUISE B. DsROSKT, at her resi
dence on Che&tnut street between Third ana
Fonrth.
Terms : $1 per month ; two lessons each
week. For further information apply at
rvaidance. . mch 10
LOQAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
"Altaffeb, Prick k Co.j-Vegetable and
Fruit Crates and Boxes. K
t T '-,
BoATWBiGHT A McKby Hell Good Gro
ccries. j I ;
Williams k MciiCHiaos. Molasaws, Coffee,
Sugar and Flour. " j
Y ATM .-Solved ! .
P HxiNSBsaaxa Blank B jo few,
PL Bbid.ehs A C!o-'l h-HC Letters.
. C- Rosenthal 'The New Boot and Shoe
Store, j . . . :.: ; .
OjPera Uocsk Pi of J. M. Macall ster.
MS. J. H. BA.TE8, Newspaper Advertil
ing Agent, 41 Park Bow, (Times Building),
Sew York, is authorized to contract for ad
vertisements in the Dajly Kkvihw and Wil
Miseios Journal, at our lowest rates.
. t ,m
aio fell every day last I week'.
, ;. 1. : . j
Window Glass all sizes at Altafier &
Price's. ' ' 1
Castle street was being Isawdusted this
morning.
lion George Davis was in Rakish on
S iLurdav. V '
Sixteen due bogs were captured this
morniog and put in the city pound.
Save your money and bay your Build
ing Supplies from Altafier j& Price. t
Nor. barque tu?,6Men,Syendsen, hence,
arrived at Bristol, Eag , the. 11th inst.
Basque Yon Wlf?c, ilichaelis, hence
arrived at Bremerhaveu roads Feb. 20lh.
Schr Emily H. Xaylor, Fisher, bence
for Boston, arrived at Hyannison the 11th
inst. ' "
Nor. barque ba, Zachariaseh, for this
port- sailed from Barcelona "on the 10th
lost A 1
Teach your boys tt at a true lady may
be found in calico quite as frequently as in
velvet.
It is alleged that lovely woman doesn't
stoop to folly so often since the pull-back
came iu. I . . . .,
Fea ly mixed Paints, strictly ure White
Lead,. Colors, Brashes, Window Glass,
&c., at Jacobi's. j
Br barque J. L. Cotter , Black, hence
arrived at Barbadoes Feb. 17th, and sailed
for the same day.
Nor. barque J. II. ; Scherensen,
Gunderson, hence, for Rotterdam, arrived
at Portland on the 11th inst
Full Aletal and Walnut Show Cases, all
styles and sizes, at Aitaffeb, Pkice
& Go's. ... I ; ' 1 . -
The electric corset is the latest. Nothing
is said as to whether or not it is a 'spring'
style, and perhaps it is no man's business.
It must be ' good, for everybody re -
commends it, and the doctors prescribe it.
We mean Dr, Bull s Cough Svrup. Price
25 cents. j v . ' . 1 .
No man wants to fill a drunkard's
grave' And it may be sate to add that
he don't want to fill any other grave if he
can help it.
There; will be a Penny Reading at the
e-- 'i
Rectory of St. Paul s Episcopal Church
this evening. The proceeds will be de
voted to the debt of the church.
Lots of young meniwill preae;t a girl
with a $5 bouquet when her shoes are all
run over and she is in sad need of a new
pair. The young have no! judgment.
Plows, Shovels, Pitchtoiks, Spades,
Rakes, Trace Chains, Plow Lines, &c. For
the lo v at j ) iuf, o to Jj a m's.
The, advantage of 'Fifteen" over base
ball is that it doesn't blister your hands,.
and"there is no need of arnica nor court
plaster, if you keep out ot debate.
Prof. A. 'B.Chase, bo well known in
this city, is now engaged with ; the mutic
house of Ludden & Bates, Savannah, Ga.
We notice that he is to render 'Either'
there next week. 1
The Charlotte Observer says : Capt
June Gardner, of the Carolina -Central
Railroad, is'probably the oldest conductor
in the State. He says he has been run
ning on . dittirent roads in the State for
thirty -five years. V
-. '""
-Wealth U most envied jbut least en
joyed health is frequently enjoyed, but
least envied yet the poorest man would
not part with his health fdr money, but
the richest wculd gladly part with his
money "for health. i 1
The people have been j so much im
posed upon by worthless Blood Purifiers,
that we are glad to be able to recommend
a preparation which can be depended on
as containing invaluable medicinal vir
tues, and is worthy of the public confi
dence AY EH'SS A RS A PAK ILL A cures
when anything can cure, the diseases that
require an alterative medicine.
i Personal.
(J iptiiii . V "Kicbarilson, reprf-Hinta
t vk t' che. li-ni'Ml Afstmbly, irvw
C' Jumbui. county, pitied ibroub this
ciy iiat night, en roue fur lialeili, to
take part in th, duties of the i'XtraNfess-
ion. We h ui :ho pleasure i f a brief
conversation with him, and we are lad
to know that he is in iool health and,
tru in his devotion to the best interests
of the. S ate, is utterly opposed to the
frale of the rual under tb t rtns f the
i - . ' .
"Best ' jropoition.
You can buy No. 1 Caking and Jlats
ing Cloves al lmo3 n pric at .1 Hit's
Hard war-1. Depot.
t iiy i'ittiii.
Jlilia. Miikr, co'ored, was arraigned
upon the charge of disorderly conduct in
Paddy's Hollow, oa Saturday uight last.
In consideration of this being the firt of
, i - .
fence, judgment was suspended upon pay-
men
t ef
costs.
David Mallett, a Jia f witted colored
you'tb, who is getting to be pretty trouble
some to the police, was arraigned this
morniDg upon the charge of being drunk
and down on Saturday night. The Ma"
or said fifteen days tia time in the C. P.
and j defendant went below. The Court
!
then adjourned.
i : -
Everybody can get suited with a Pocket
Knife, also Table Cutlery, at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot. ;
i '
Prof- Tcnaoi's Prophesies.
vennor is propnesyin again, in a
letter to a newspaper ha says: 'April 1
sketch as entering cold and stormy, with
snow np to the 4th or 5th day, after
which cold rains may continue to about
the 10th, the 3d and 4th days being prob
ably: the most wintry. Next, I foresee a
cold storm ending in a heavy snowfall on
the 15th, 16th, and 17th days of March,
the 16th aud 17th to be the days of
snowfall. This storm period will in all
probability reach both Boston and- New
York; but should cold rains replace snow
in these last-named cities I shall not be
surprised. The stormiest part of March
is almost certain to occur' after the 15th
of the month, and my American friends
must excuse me if I again include a
moderate and reasonable portion of their
territories in this last prediction.'
Window Glass of all sizes , Doors, Sash,
and Blinds, Builders' Bardware,&3. Low
est prices at Jacobi's.
The Census Takers -We
learn that Mr. Thos. 0. Bunting,
Mr. Nicholas Morris and Mr. Daniel 0.
Davis have been recemmended to' Mr. J.
D. Stanford, Supervisor of the Census
for this district, as competent persons for
the position of enumerators in this city,
and that Mr. Stanford has looked favor
ably upon the recommendations and will
in all probability make the appointments
as recommended. This will leave five or
six more enumerators to be appointed for
this city, computing the population ac
cording to the Meares census at 17,000
inhabitants. The census-law, it will be
remembered, requires one Supervisor t
each congressional district and one enumer
ator to every 2,000 inhabitants.
One Solution of the Puzzle.
A correspondent of the Charlotte Ob ¬
server gives a good method cf solv
ing the 'Fifteen Puzzle which, while not
answering the real requirements of the
case, reaches a makeshift conclusion in
fifteen moves. The correspondent as
sumes that the blocks are in the MqsoIuh
that is,in regular order, save
that the lowr line reads 13, 15. 14.
He says: 'Uayo the box'atand toward you
in this order,
f ;
so that. 13, 15, 14, will
you, now move 4 down, 1
be nearest to
to the right,13 up, 12 to the
eft, 3 down,
the left, 2
1 to the right, 14 up, 8 to
down, 6 to the right, 13 upj 11 to the
left, 6 down;
you stand in
last line, 13, jl
9 to the right,
15 up, and
consecutive order with the
4, 15, beginning with the
1 in the upper righthand corner,
.; :...;J . j--
Mtssrs, Ai land I. fcHMSK received this
day another fine lot ot Spring and Sun
mer suits for Men, Youths and Boys wear.
All of their j Clothing was manulactured
in January, consequently customers "Brill
get the advantage of theadvance in goods.
Call early anil select your choice. f
Running to a fire ia one of the unde
niable privileges of an American. Run
he will. Ancl it doesn't make any differ
ence Whether he is lame in both Jegs, aad
wears a porous plaster and a chest pro
teclor, he's bound to get to tiie fire. We
mention thia simply to show that men
1 have' some advantage over women.
Opeia Bouse o-Nichi.
Professor Miica'.'isfer arrived in
the
city yesterday ind ii to-.lay gutting
things in readiness for hi sleth-of-hat d
performance to-riiht Ho comes to us
well recommended and wherever he ha
shown the p:qer. ki he fills his obli
gations to the lctt r Some of his trickg
are described a? wonderful aud incompre
hensible and most of of them are new.
His gifts are said o 1? ol aud sul
Sttntial arti:;!e. lie . pens )tn etiJage
unnt Jtooight and will no doubt Ykc
libaially patrouixed.
. - Keep II im Off
A g'ntl:mn gives the folloviug in
relation to dogs: "lf you enter a lot
where there is a vicious dog, be very
careful to remove your hat or cap as the
anniinal approaches you; hold the same
down by your side between yourself and
the do j. When you have done this, you
hive secured perfect immunity from an
attack. The dog will not attack ycu if
this advice is followed. Such is my faith
in thia policy that l will pay ail doctor's
bills from dog bites and funeral expenses
for pleaths caused by hydropbodia'
Rev,; Dr. Wilson's Lecture.
We learn that the Board of Directors
of the Wilmington Library Association
have written a letter of thanks to the
Rev. Dr. Wilson for his able lcture ob
"Success," delivered for the benefit of the
Association last week, and have also by a
maniaious vote requested the reveiend
gentleman to repeat the lecture. But
;his we understand Dr. Wilson declined
;o do but kindly consented to preparej an
other lecture for the Association at some
.ime in the near future.
Kicked to Death.
A sad and fatal accident occurred near
Rocky Point to-day on the Walker plan
iation, situate about two' miles from the
village, and now being worked by Messrs.
Westbrook & Bros. Henry Lewis,
white laborer in the employ of this firm,
was the victim ox the accident, About
noon he went into the stable to feed the
horses and while there was kicked in the
side by one of the animals and died almost
instantly. Deceased was about 35 years
old and leaves a wife and three children.
Vessel sunk.
From Sergeant .Watson, officer in
charge of the Signal Station in this city,
we learn that the schooner William P.
Coxt Burgess, Master, bound from Wash
ington, N. C, for New York, loaded
with shingles, went ashore on the south
side of Hatteras Inlet on Saturday, and
sank this morning. The Captain and
crew are safe. Arrangements are being
made for assistance, and if it reaches .the
vessel in a short time she can be saved,
otherwise she will prove a total loss.
The Cox is owned in Washington, X. G.
Confined to his Bed.
We regret to learn that Major Jno. W.
Dunham, the very efficient Clerk of the
Criminal Court in this county, has been
confined te his oed from sicknes ever
since the adjournment of the last term of
the Criminal Court. We are happy to
state, however, that Major Dunham is
reported batter tosday; although not yet
sufficiently "recovered to sit up. We
wish our friend a speedy . convalescence
and recovery,, and trust that we may
soon see him ones more at his post in the
Clerk's office. "
Magistrate's Court.
Nancy Stocks, colored, swore out a
peace warrant against Harriett Middle
ton, colored, and caused her to be ar
raigned before Justice Millis upon the
charges set foitb iu the warrant. Af er
due deliberation and a patient investiga
tion of the case, Squire Millis put the
defendant under a bond of $25 to keep
the peace for sixty days.
The same plaintiff in the foregoing case
caused the game defendant to be a rested
upon the additional charge of assault and
battery. This question was adjudicated
before the same Magistrate and the find
ing of the 'Court was that judgment
would be suspended upon payment of tbe
costs in tbe case by the deienaant.
The Charleston ' New aad Couritr
qultes strawberries at from 10 to 20 cents
a uartjin that city.
i -
The work of paving e Spac between
the old street Car tracks, on North Front
street, ia about concluded.
There was an hour or two of sunshine,
yesterday afternoon and everybody fondly
hoped that it would clear off, only to be
disappointed. 4
New Advertisements
Vegetable and Fruit
C'ralew and ISoes,
Sash, Doors, Blinds !
LL KIND-4 OF BUILD tMQ Mataiia',
Ssonad Flooring, Weathe-Boarding, Ac ,
Ac. Metal and Walnut 8how CacM. at
ALTAFKEK, PRICfc & CO.
FcroaT:
Foot of Walt at Bt
mch 15
, Org ten.
Nntt, near Ked Croi
OPERA HOUSE.
TO-NIGHT AUD EVERY EVENING !
j The Great and Only
Prof. J.' IT. Hacallister
Monarch of aU Wizards.
100 j-
Elegant aad costly Presents
(riven
away at every performance
100
Reserved Seata for sale at Beiaibsrgei'f,
without extra charge.
' mch 15-lw
The New
Boot & Shoe Store,
32 MARKET STREET.
I am receiving Dally my
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!
- x " Consisting of -Ladies'
Shoes, Sandals, Sliprers, Gondolas,
in the Latest styles ;
Also, Misses' Low Quarter Shoes and
Newport Ties, whjch I offer at Low
est Market Price. No trouble to
show Goods.
Call and examine and con?ince yourself.
Respectfully,
C. ROSENTHAL,
33 Market Street.
mch 15 sign of the Little Boof;
Boatwright & McKoy
ARE
Emphatically opposed to the sale of the
Western North Carolina Rilroad.
So should be any Odserveb who loves
his Eastern home,
j We are sure it is net Best for our
J
interests. v
With sad hearts we are compelled to ad
mit it is a foregone conclusion, from
the fact that the wise men In and
v
around the Capital have
so decreed it.
It now becomes our duty, as public ser-
vants. (which we are in "the Grocery
Line) to alleviate and help our
oppressed people.
Now the question is How shall we do it ?
The response will come from a
v j j ; .
thousand tongues,
"Sell us Good Groceries
' Low,"
Don't jo know
we ill do it ?
tALL AfJDSEE OUR
URGE STOCK.
Ask for Prices
and Samtles.
B0ATI7MEHT I CcKOlf.
O Ct 7 Uorth Froot Otrett.
I inch 15
New Advertisements.
P. L. Briderers & Co..
h 22.24, 26 and 28 PrCt Streot.
WILMINGTON, ,. c.
......nnctaallj tvery moinln..A.G"
......eave y oar order;fo.... r
H......utt9r, Meal, llomiaj...... O
R......anjte8; 8alt, iieef,8Bar......c
! nmon, Hpieee. Citron....... R
...-...tblea of aU kindi, einffe-R
.... ..oodies iB all ehapea. JErer.V
K. ynwg before j ou jro hone wards
"r lenHh stock if ahor.......F
......eadiair honie all you onghtt.O
u buy Good fo... R
J..... ah or city aecepUnc E
CF......rier or draft at ten day......s
-i ' ' AT
P. I.. Briders & Co.,
2), u 26 aad zd front 8treet,
Wilmington, W. C,
Bnaioess was never so brisk or prefiuble
as now. Never were ear patrons se namer
oas and jM well satiafied. We built thess
Storea and aUrted ia the midit of the molt
treaendoM raaic ever known here. We
have ateadilj increased the faculties efiered
: V L K'neroas public have increased
their patronage. Today our cash receipts
are larger thn those of any similar estab
liahmentin North Carolina. We intend to
ro on until we have built up an astablish
ment aecond to none in the South. It is not
true that Bridgeri' succew U due to Capi
tal and Luck." There is no such thing as
nek not the result of labor. All the money
Ki t Bnki nfl 'I00' t0 our princely ea
UbUshment would be wortMeteif merelv
plaeed in our safes and on our counters. "
W ow deal to the printers. We
pay them liberally, and are rewarded. Th
circulation! 61 he Duly Riviiw bas In
c eased, j We do not write the funny articles.
"The lLetters.,,
P I? Brid?ers & Co.,
20, 22, 24, 26 k 23 Front Street,
! Wilmington, N. 0.
Challenge ebmpetition, confidently oflerinr
to caah customers carefullj selected ana
choice ehoOsingg of Canned Vegetables, Milk.
Canned Fruits, Candv, loose, and in bags,
boxes, barrels and packages. Cinnamon and
Citron, Cabbagea and Coffee, Candles and
Cheese,' Capon Sauce and nivnn.
mels and Cognac, Claret and Chocolate, Col
j gate i Boid and Chow Chow, Cloves, Cin-
"7Bi ugn xrops,, uasxs, uorks and
Celery, Cedrat and Cereals, Cherries and
Champagne, Codfish, Cordials and Collard
Seed, Cosmetics, Corn, Comfits, Confection
ery condensed Milk, condiments, constitu
tional cooking Powder, cranberries, cream
biscuit, i currant, currypowder, charlotte
russe, chestnuts, cheese, cheroots, chitter
lings, cider, cucumbers, all of the best
quality, in quantities to snit, and at a fair
remunerative profit to our ourselves,, tnd on
as accommodating terms as at any Grocer
south of New York can afford.-
P. I . RRIflfiFRK & nn
mm mm m ; mm m m m W a W mmmt VV
1 i ' '
20, 22, 24, 26 and 28 Front Street,
Wilmington. N. C.
mch IS
Blank Books.
rjIHE LARGEST Stock of Blank Books,
Letter Books, Writing Papers aad Envelopes
in the city is at the
LITE BOOK STORE.
Pianos and Organo,
gOLD ON THE INSTILMENT Flap, at
BEINSBERGER'S,
39 and 41 Market St.
mch 10
Solved I
JOT THE "C EM" PUZZLE, BUT THE
Question as to who keeps
The Best Assertmeat,
The Finest Stock,
At the Lowest Prices.
Come and see lor yourself.
9 ,
mch II
Bookstore;
Easter Eggs.
QOLOREO IN OIL AND WATER Colors,
in artistic designs, i Orders left at Mr. flelns-'
berger'f, at this Offiee or the School Hoote
of Misses Burr aad Jamas, will receive
prompt attention.
BCdU
Excursion to SmltliYille
and the Forte !
Thursday 18th insL
FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST. JOHN'S
The patronage of tho pablic is earnesUy
reoneetad br ta Conalrtee of Ladles having
the fttfT a eharge. :' ' -
The beat will leave her dock at 9 A. U .
Tickets 7 cents. Children under 12 years
W cents. -:,'-''.lt-y :
Number of tickets limit? J. For sale at the
Drag Stores,
men 13