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. TH18 PAPKH -iihd eerr afternoon, Sundayi " 3?i!?mHi;? We will b glad to receive commuTaiea.tionj pted jt N H T. J 4 J R.H . KDITOR AN1 PKOFKIKT'H-. 1 - , I- '- . J aDByCRXPTlNfi. rOHTAGE PAID. )ae yeaf,$5 00 months, $3 50 ; Three mouths, $1 i& ; Oae month, 50 cents. The PPr win be 1!15rref by RarrUr8 f(te of charge, in any part cf,th"e city, at the boTerate, or 13 cents per week. , Adrertiiinjc rate low and liberal -Subscribera will please report aaj aad II failureBto reeeiTe their papers regnlarly. New Advertisements. HOVSTii & RODDICK, 45 Market St Vi 7K WMIl.ll AN n.m;ni;?. that un-c: i )'i wilh our I)reS9 lo-.'.Is Df par mj iit, t.v-f l."9 pit-ees ot AorstPl l)r'S (rni, which we are oil-ring at : .. f 1 5c, "20(5 iiiui .25c. are s.-ln-'tP'l with a view !. wa:it8,of this ntarkrti, aMtJ embrace many.Novelu'ei. Having purchased iri the months of October, November and De cember, anticipating Uui ad?anr which ,haa r cently taken place, aiivl an far as possible will give the benefit to our patrons.. "Black Cashmeres, We are making a specialty of our Mourning Department and have always on hand a full assortment of all the Nov elties ia this particular -branch of our busi ness. Black Crapes- We have by far the largest assortment of Black Crapes you can find, and are, the Sole Agents of THE IVIDOIVS' GRAPE, For the deepest mourning. . 2 Button Kid Gloves. In Ojera, Spring and Dark Shades. They need no comments. From G Cents lip ! W will bo receiving large additions every day now, as our buyer is in the Northern markets at the present time. The way to secure Bargains is to keep calling. BROWN & B0DDIGK, 45 Market St. men 20 - ! For Baltimore OUR P. R. HAS GONE OFF TO Bal timore this week to replenish the stock cf ' Hulford's Coffee, the sales of which -have astonished the na tives. He will return In a day or two with some other Noyelties. Meanwhile we have ' ' Hart & Leary's Pepper, Direct importation, prepared at- 28 fct. : Mary 's, E. Cheapside, j London. A splenr did article. Also, Bostou Baked Beans, in cans Oyster Bay Aiuaragns, . A favorite egetable in the Cuioines of the Hub. A few cans ot which will make any man spout poetry like a native of New Zealand or the Cannibal .Islands. For the Ladies we have unpacked an atsortuicnt ef Flavoring Extracts. and some nice paper boxes of Red, White and Blue Rock Candy, which, soaked in Smart's Rye, will cur6 Consumption in three weeks. And if you want Cigars and Tobacco, We have on consignment, from Kichmond, a few select varieties. Also, Toilet Soaps, In endless profusion. Our success in busi .nesa is to be attributed to the face that, betides all the articles to be found at the smaller Groceries, we keep on the v atch constantly for everything i in the trade which can gratify the cultivated tastes of our customers in town and country. Polite Clerks, I a spirit of accommodation-elegant and well lighted Sales Rooms and fair prcfils, ,i and customers are welcome whether they - come to bny or to look at Goids; ; No one will he disappointed. No charge for showing Goods and ni dissatisfaction afterwards at P. L. SRIDGERS & CO, 23, II, 14i M aad 28 Front Street, - Wilmington, Jf. C apl IV - . . : -Seed Rice. I AAA BUSHKI-S ,PBI ME SEED5RICE - - For isle.by, i - -t. b ll tf . , - . .u lALFREDJM ABTLV. nn f I 1 . f I & ; i- . W 111 1 II - -f j' 1 H f VOL. V. LOCAL NEWS. .Wew JLiverUBeruen,Ts. I liKisBBEKttZR New Books. FmtiVal At little Giant Engine Hall. Cxrr H D G iLBisi Bakery Reopened. J G LcMsrH Ice Cream. . .. Yate. Velvet FrameB and fJaaela. - Xo C it y Coin 1 1 o-J ay. Magistrates' day. Kow is barren of item to WirUow lilasa all sizes Price's. , at bluffer & , f 1 Milk is cheaper than Uger, but not so popular. ' EjEgs '5ld i.n this markf t, yesierdny at 20 ceuts ptr lzen. - Green peas sold ai 50, cents per peck in market 'this, rnorninj;. The nicknickers anticipto- glorioua times the present ; season. Acquets of tulip ancTTi'ac are in fash ionable taste for the corsage. At tho fire thip momin water , was thrown throuzh about 3,0a0 feet of hosr. Men who "test wind instruments- in bugle factories aro free from pulmonary complaints. Xoi can buy No. 1 Cooking and Heats ing rftoves at almost any price at JACom's Hardware D.epot. A man cannot properly fi't himself fcr !iro in another world without being tolera bly decen' in this. i . - - . - . lie who sponges hi3 religion ia a free seat in this world will vainly sigh for a freeze seat in the next world. .Domestic bliss kissing the n. aid of all work. . Domestic blister when your wife surprises you ia the act. Railroad travel nest summer will he larger, it is predicted, than at any other timo in the history of the country. The thermometer, in this office, at 3 o'clock to-day, registered 78 degrees, which i3 two degrees above Summer heat. You can always tell a clerk in a dry goods store from the millionaire proprie tor by f he good clothes the clerk wears. ; . '. . . j ' Porters on tho Pullman cars average $15 a week in tips or fees from passen gers to whom they show special J atten tions. ..J Olerks in New York want to strike, bat they fear young ladies will be called into their places and do better work for 1838 money. 1 ' Cipt. II. D. Gilbert, Phoenix-'.ike, has risen from tho ashes and notifies the public of his reopening. See advertise ment elsewhere. " , Prof.-: Vennor says-that May and the fipst half of June will- be cold and wet, and that after that there will be clear and very dry weather until the ead of the year Ovet oOO.OOO bottles of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup are sold every season, and thousand of persons saved from an un timely grave. The price i3 23 cents . Dull gold leads tor edging bonnets are a novelty which appears this week. A strand of the pmc beads passes partly round, the -crown, linking the front and curtain trimmings together. , 'The Thalian Amateurs, our readers will be glad to learn, have now in pre paration a very pretty little drama' en titled "Above the Clouds" which they will present at the Tileston Upper Room some timo next month. Never mini about the cool weather. I is alwaysSpring-time at this season of the year at Shrier's, where will beound the most elegant arid the cheapest assort ment'ol clothing in the State of North Carolina. tf. WheD, as in case of sickness, a dull light is wis bed, or when matches are mis laid, put powdared alt on the candle till it reacbesthe dry part of the wick. In this way a mild and steady, light is kept through the night by ?. small piece of caudie. - - Mr. NatLM'Jacobi having been, a ppoinl ed agent for the Atlas Plow, parties in want of this cele crated Plow can now have their orders filled at Jacobi's Ilard ware Depot, No. 10 S; Front st. tf. Plow?, Shovels, ritchtoiks, Spades Rakes, Trace Chains, riow Licesj &c. For the lowest prices, go to J acobx's. . - An infallible I remedr .for 1 FeVer and A gue is AYER'S AGUEv CURE. Wholly yegeUble and contticing no quinine, it is barniless and sore, '' ( WILMINGTON, N. C ForTypIioirt and Dropsy. The Baltimore Anurican stales that pulverised or mashed raw. onioiis app.ifd to'the soles of. the leet has been kr.n,wn in several instances to efiectuilly cure typhoii fver and typhoid pneumoulai arid heven failed; acd 'that severe cases of dropsy have been cured by eaticg, daily, raw onions for a week. These cases are vouched for by , responsible per sons who were thus cured Terhaps those'1 suffering from rheumatism and neuralgia might derive relief from the i . . omon treatment. Everybody caugot suited with a l'ocket Knife, also Table .Cutlery, at J ac obi's Hard are Dsd- . Two cent Postal Card. It Eeems after all that we are to have the donble postal card. The bill pro viding for a two cent card has been fa yprab'y reported by the House eoromit tee on poetofuces . It is to have a flexi ble flap or cover adapted to conceal the writing. The committee say . in their report that this card will be hq interme diate means of correspondence between the letter sheet and the open postal card, and would be availed ef by thousands who will not use the open postal card on account of publicity. ,The proposed card would not held any more than the one cent card, and its , adoption could not, therefore, affect letter correspondence. Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all styles and sizes, at Aitaffer Price Co's. Military News The report of the Adjutant General for the year 1879, says the Raleigh Ob' server, will be out next week. The re. port puts the strength of the First Regi mentr at 511; the Second Regiment at 497; the Third Regiment at 470; the Sec ond Battalion at 254; the Fourth Battal ion at 401; and the Fifth Battalion at 383, The total strength of the First Brig ade was 1,417, and of the Second Brigade 1,138. The grand total of 4 the State Guard ef all grades and all arms was, on the 31st of December, 1879, 2,587. Since the publication of this report, one company of the decond Regiment and four companies of the Fifth Battal ionVhave been disbanded. The latter cr- ganization has now but one company left . f ; ; Window Glass of all sizes, Doors, Sash, and Blinds, Builders' Bardwarec. Low st plreces at Jacobx's. Niw Mmlc. We have received from the Music Pub lishing House of Wm. A'. Pond.& Co., 25 Union Square , New York, a song and quartette, entitled 'Garlands of Peace composed by John Loretz, Jr., with the words by Frank Myrtle. The song is a graceful, pleasing 6-8 movement in A minor, which, without change of time, modulates into A major in the quartette The words are very happily chosen, and thej music is only of moderate difficulty, and- with well trained voices would pro duce a fine effect. It is intended to form a part cf 'Memorial Day' exercises, for which it is very appropriate. The piece, in our, judgment, from a hasty glance, has real merit, is sweetly pathetic, and is infi niieij superior to ine xnousana ana one pieces of musical trash with which the countiy is flooded. The words of the sods will: appear on the third page ot the Ke ViKW tc-morrow. Rendy mixed Paints, strictly ure Whit Lead, Cclors, Brushes, W ndow Glass, fcc.J at Jacobi's. . . Questions to Do Answered. The time 1 is drawing hear when the census taker will enter upon his. duties, and in order to expedite business it would be well for all persons to prepare them selves to answer all questions promptly. Tne following statement in regard to ag riculture will be found of interest: The census taker will want to know from each farmer the numb er of acres of land plant ed and the amount raised in 1879, of wheat, corn, rye, oats, barley, buck wbeax, peas and beans, nee, tobicco, cot ton, 'potatoes, orchards, vineyards, small fruit, hay, clover seed, grass seed, hops, hemp, flax seed, bees and honey, ugar cane and sorghnm. The number of sheep dipped and pounds -of wool in 1880. Yield of the twelve months from June, 1879 to June 1880, of butter, cheese and milk1 sol J; value of animals slaughtered; market gardens; forest products and value of home . manufactures. Our ' farmers knor bow valuable their, time is, during the mouth of Jons and it will be .well for thim to think this matter over before they are called upon by the - enumerator KB V IE Wl : FRIDAY, APRIL 16, Chief Maishaf. Mr. James C. Stevenson, a gooJ,clever gentleman, and a brava ex Confederate soldier, nas accepted ?.n invitation from the ladies lo act as Cniet Marshal on Memorial Day Good appointment. Festival This Evenin?. The young ladies of the First 13apl:s congregation will give a Festivsl this evc nicg, in -Little Giaiit Hal!, the proceeds of which aie to go lor l he benefit of Ihe tlae Church. Wo irust that they may have a large attendance, and we know that all who dogo will find it a very erj )yab'e occasion. Fruit or No Fruit. " Speculations, in the different news papers throughout the State, relative to th9 prospects of a good fruit crop this seasonare fearfully at variance. Ihey are about equally divided,, onevhalf claim ing that we shall have an abundant crop, while the other half positively declares that the fruit is 'kilt entirely,' and that nary' a peach, apple or plum will we have with which to regale our editorial appetite during the year. The Infantlclcla Case. We have been unable to obtain the of icial report of the findings of the Jury of inquest held over the body of the infant, in the case of supposed infanticide men tioned by us yesterday, but we learn that it is substantially, that the child came to its death through the willful and intenv tional .neglect of its mother, Susan Wad dell. The unnatural mother has been committed to jail, without the benefit of bail, to await the action of the grand jury in the matter. .' The Alarm This Forenoon- The alarm of fire this forenoon was caused by the ignition of the roof of an old house just in the rear of the Fibre Works, and owned by Mr. Francis Mor ris, of New York. It caught from a spark from the chimney. As soon as the alarm was given the works at Messrs, Kidder & Sons' mills were stopped and about fifty haBds,'armed with buckets fall of water soon drenched the roof and put out the fire. The services of the fire department were not needed. The damage to the building was very slight. Tne Greenville and Columbia Rail road. We spoke yesterday of the bidding in Columbia at the sale of the Greenville & Columbia R. R., but could not give the final result, which we did not learn until after our paper was in press. It was sold to Mr. W. A. Courtenay, of Charleston, for $2,963,400, and this was in accord ance with our premises, that the people of that city could not afford to allow this road to pass into the hands of partief in other States. It is said here, how ever, that Mr. Courtenay purchased for Mr. t W. P. Clyde, of New York, although this may be based upon the meae I fact that Mr. Courtenay is an agent in Charleston forjthe Clyde line of steamers. At all events the road will hereafter, undoubtedly, be controlled in the interest of Charleston. i We began business for lha Agricul Ural-Insurance Company of New York, on the first day of March, 1880. By the fire wbioh occurred on tie morning of April 2nd we unfortunately met with losses Jor this Company, on the property of Mr. John R. Melton and Mrs. Octavia Dudley, amounting to six hundred and thirty dollars ($630) which have already teen paid in full, on receipt of proof, without discount. The Agricul tural has been doing business 27 years and possesses cash assets to the amount of one million, one hundred and thirty seven thousand dollars. It insures nothing but private residences and farm property, and offers special inducements lor that class of risks. Its policies insure against, loss or damage by lightning, vhtthir f c cri mes or net, and without extra charge Active agents wanted. J no. W. Gordon & Bko. . General Insurance Agents. 24 North Water St. It Wilmiogton, N. C. Mr. Lumsden's Ice Cream Saloon will be opened for the season to-morrow. Families will be supplied Sunday .by leaving orders to-morrow, with an article made of pure cream, at o0 cents a quart The streets have been dusty and dit agreable to-day to a fesxfol extent. If aoaaebody would only bring oat thai waterlog cart again It wcrald be a .blen ing Ia disguise. . . NO56 Fire this Morning This mornicg.at 1 o'clock.the alarm of I fi e wis sounue l, caased by the burning 0f a t vo-st rv frame buildinz on Market. i c p between Twelfth ar.d Ihirtesntb streets, ' ownod and occupied by Mr. Hir'mac Hiatz9. The building was soon consumed ai was also the one adjoining owned by Messrs Adrian & Vollsrs, and occupied hy Dr, Taos. D. Crr. The fire was un doubtedly incendurV a it waa first discovered in three prkces , U3dr 4lr.. Hlntze's hitchen. Mr ilintze waa .ibttir ed for $1,500 on house and furniture and his toss "will amouut to $1000 above it besides a loss of $1 15 in cash, which! was consumed. Dr. Carr's furniture was m sired and his loss was coffered JUy insu rance andsalvage. Messrs Adrian & Vollers bad $1,500 on their property and t'aeir loss will exceed that amount by about $800. Grateful Women. None receive so much benefit, and none are so profoundly grateful and show such an interest in recommending Hop Bitters as women. It is the only remedy peculiarly adapted to the many ills the sex is most universally subject to. Chills and fever, indigestion or deranged liver, constant orjperiodical sick headaches, weakness in the back or kidneys, pain in the shoulders and different parts of the body, a feeling of lassitude and despon dency, are all readily removed by these Bitters. New Advertisements. Ice Cream ! THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF Wilmington are respectfully informed that my Ice Cream Saloon will be opened for the season to-morrow. Ice Cream made of pare Cream fnrniihed to families at 60 cents per quart. Those desiring Ice Cream for Dun aay will please leave their orders for the same at the Saloon on Saturdays, apl l-2t J. C. LTJMSDEN. Festival. fTlHE YOUNG LADIES will give a Feiti- val this, FRIDAY. EVENING, the 16th last., at LITTLE GIANT ENGINE HALL for the benefit of the First Baptist Church, apllfi-lt Capt. D. Gilbert A8 REOPEjfED IN A STORE in the New Market', and will be able to aarra uisTuaiumen io morrow ntnrninv witn rraah A. A . a Bread. Customers holding? hrAad tlrkat will please have them exchanged for new ones, as a great manj of the old tickets were lost J s it . uunng we late nre. apll6.lt New Books. THE LIGHT OF ASIA, Kings in Exile, His Majesty Myself, A Fool's Errand; Tourgee's. Dream Nuns ben; Trollope. The Emotiona; MeCoah. Memoirs of Prince Metternicb. Cseiar. A Scotoh Froude. The Molly Msgnires; Deweer . The Theatres of Taris. The Master of Red Leaf. How She Won Him; Moore. Under the Tricolor; Hooper. Myrtle Lawn; R E Ballard. Queen Dora; K Knox. Lord Beaeonsfield; Frander. For sale at HEINSBERGER'B, apl 16 38 and 41 Market at. Lost. ON 8UNDAT AFTERNOON, 4th init, on Eighth itrMt. hwun n Chestnut streets, a Ladies' plain gold Breast- vuniamuiff a genueman's picture. The nnaerwill be suitably rewarded by leaving it at this office. apl is NEW BttJJTT pERFECTLV LEG ANT, At a iea-ouable price, GEO. MYERS. ULlFOKNIA HAMS, 10cents,at GEO.; MYERS. gQQ Tkgj NEW GOODS, Received thh day at GEO. MYERS. ryiNEF, TEAS, LIQUOK, 230 Bb's Fk ur, Lird without wit ir, at ' - GEO. MYERS. jyjULFORD Roasted Java Coffee, In 1 lb. Tackages, ares for $1, at GEO. 11YZBS. JF YOU DESIRE THE CHOICEST, FRESHEST, GROCE3JE3, AT LOWEST PRICES, Call at the imxensi eetahahment oT GEO. r.WEQG, Nos. 11, 13, 10 Sot ti Frbxtili"' 4 1880. apl 15 aame of thexitrtaf tafcit always he fur nished to the QfJommTanisatiniu n.ajt fea,jyr itu: on only oaeahUof Ueppr. u : ? - ! ' ". . 1 y ' ' 'rersoiallties estut te av&tid;" ; Y'. 1 And it is especially aBj pxticsJarfy'nndar stood that the Editor dos no j awT endorse the view! of eorrMpoadeat; ranlen $6 tatd la th' drtorIaloTan. . . . HeTy Advortisemena. Velvet Frames and Easels 4i. AHKa'QTlFUL ASS6kTMENT Field Creqnf, all prrt; Familj1 Biblei Hvmir - .. .. !)' .'" . .;' Book, Prajer Boki, Ac , Af ' pl 12 k, ii tr We are MKiiig All kinds of Drtaaed Lumber, ' Sash, Doors,- Blinds JND ORAUENTAL Wood Worki at c nr Planing Mill and Factor j, foot of Walnu t street Call and ezamiae. , i V " ALTAFFER, PRICi & CO. V apl 1 2 Office, Nutt, near Red Cross si iffThe Conerrec: l - V P 9f gHIKT IS MADE OF GOOD MUSUN, 4-ply Richardson Linen, front and Jupk, sad reinforced, 75 cents. Eqial to aayBMrt told for $1.00. ' "THE ROTAL" is something luperbaxd is guaranteed equal to any $L25 Shirt; price 90 cents, Wamsutta pr New York MiL's Bhirts made to order at $1.25, and a good ft guaranteed. No 3, Market Street, 8ign of BIgf8hlrL apl 12 J. ELBBACH, Manufacturer; Fashionable MUlinery ! r ATESET STYLES JD8T OPENED 1 Competent lady in charge. Also an entire new assortment of Ladies' UnderwearChiiu- rem Linen, jrique, uinenam and Calico a Suits. Infanta' Hhns. ChriatAnincr Unh. MISSES KARBER & McGOWAN'S, mch 29 No, fl R Fron8t NEW GOODSNEW GOODS MRS. 8. J.'Baxsa has just received a ne w lot of Leghorn Bonnets, Flats and Hatg. All the new styles of Bat, Flowers, Ribbon and everything in the Millinery lines, , all of which I effer to the public on the most lib eral terms. I am able to offer great in ducements to the Ladies of the city aad aur rounding country, both as to quality aad price of goods. Hair work done in the most Improved styles. I keep Zapbrr and Saxony Wool in all eolors. Call and aee for yourselves, corxrer Third and Orange tis. pi 3 , , . a Fresh Lot B ON FUME CATARRH AND ASTHMA Oigarettes, Wei De Meyir CatarrH. Cure, and a full and com Iete stock or pure Druzs and Medicines. j. ' F. C. MILLER, . . . Corner 4th aad Una Bn sets. vpn aay aaaaigiu mch 29-tf WrLMiaaroB, Jf. C, SLprit 2, 180. -3- THE EXECUTIYE COMMITTEE- of the .-.. Democratic Party for this (Third CotJgref- aional Diatrict, will meet 'it tie, Purcell House, ia Wilmington on Wedntadiy, the 21at of April, at 11 o'clock, 1. M. A fall attendance ia earnestly rvrtuetted. These onakJe to attend wil! plene notij the Chairman aad send pruzies. ap 2 CHAS. D. MYERS, Chm'n. Moore Index, Warsaw Brief Mention, Fay etteville Banner please eopy. ; t A Choice Lot IT. C- Lard.'tmd Hami- JQ Tierces Celebrated 'Magnolia Ham t , inn Bbls Heavy Mess Porkl4 j M. W W - 25 uois Family 10 Bbls FsaHy Plate Be, ' : 1 vi (J25 Bbls Ramp Pork,; gQ Boxes Prime D 8 Bides. lt Bam Prini Tl BkA.Mi.; 20 Boxej PrIme 8okid Bides.' Fer sale low by . , i Hall & Pe JPOR 8ALK LUWBUif Laij Caiur Partys, Isnpere CfotiAeaBS, OrmX'er r, River Stamtrs BeSefptt, At. 1 t F. BWABSbCK, (la Review Baildiax) apl Freoh i Evory - Day, A FINE ABSOTtXto&tff TlSTDlB, French aad Domestic, jut- received: aad for gale. THO ' ONLY GEND1NB riirainSMADE 221111 fPTerv wu bbu wu9i0 urn ooors.tsontn of tha jfactsgcw em eseoad siriiVATioV Nuta, EaUina, Fruit, Ae. aroall Jaazs Near the Postoaee.
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