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WILMINGTON, N. C FRIDAY MAY 14, 1880.
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New Advertisements.
SPRING
ANNOUNCEMENT-!
BROWN & RODDICK
45 Wiarket St.
I
r li A WELL-KNOWN FACT that the
Largest Buyers are the Oneaieflt Sellers, and
tae public woo are aiwvs teniy aive 10
their own ioterast, bare, bv their patronage
and supoo.t, enabled us to offdi them advan
tages which the m st ardent supporters, of
co-operation wuld seek far to outvie. In
point of choice and extent our stock is un
rivalled in this section of the oountry.
GENERAL DRESS GOODS DEP'T
. Uks, Silken Fabrics, Fancy Dress Goods,
ii orTi rai Thl a material niuvi for Ladies
Dresses. .
. U W W. 1 W -
As we are in constant communication with
the Largest Importers and Manufacturers we
are enabled to offer our customers tfee newest
productions and Latest Novelties as soon as
they appear in the Afortnern jnaraeis.
Idur mourning department
Has Ion? been one of the special features of
our establishment.
OUR TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
Includes Solid Colored 8Uks, Satins, Bro
cades Ae , Ac , to match any color, at prices
that cannot rail to satury au.
OUR BUTTON DEPARTMENT
Is really immense and contains from the com
mon Agate to real works of art.
OUR HOSIERY, GLOVE AND UNDER
WEAR DEPARTMENT
Is stocked with Foreign and Domestic manu
facture. No such display has ever been seen
in this city,
OUR LACE DEPARTMENT
Is replete with all the staples and contains
many novelties.
We have not space to enumerate, but
would simply add that our p it history has
convinced thousands that we are ever on the
out-look for jobs, Extra Bargains, better
known I in our business as "Dry Goods
Plums". We have been particularly suc
cessful in securing several Lots which will be
offered on our counters this week. - We are
fully convinced that we can make this a sea
son of interest to our customers and the pub
lic generally.
We will ofler on WEDNESDAY April 28th,
250 Doz. Real Kids
r firffflHinmn
The above is the GENUINE Article, NOT
a Lamb Skin.
We call particular attention to a Great
Bargain in the above, at 10c, 15c and 25c;
tbey are really not half the price of last year.
Wholesaled Customers
Will find it to their Interest to give us a call
as we certainly can do them good. N
BROWN & E0DDICK,
45 Market St.
apl24
New Goods. ',-
TlTRS. 8. J BAKER has a lartfe and
ItJ. varied assortment of Ladies' and Child
ren Hats and Bonnets, Lace Ties and Bows.
Our New Stock of Millinery has arrived and
i cow open. We have a large assortment of
Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons of the very latest
tylee and at very low prices. Call and see
foi YOnrMlf. Rnrnur nf TM1 tnrf Or an? a
streets. MBS, 8. J. BAKER,
may 1
Out-Door Games.
ROBERT, BOWS, ARROWS, Quivers
and Targets. A large assortment of the
Latest Improved 8tyles.
Base Balls and Bats,
Rubber Balls, Hard and Soft,
Foot Balls, medium and large aixe.
Croquet, Full and Half Bets.
The largest assort eat of these Goods over
brought io this market will be found at
UUN6BEKGE&'9,
'may 12 Lire Book atd Music Store.
New Store New Goods.
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A FIHB AND COMPLETE STdCK of
Drura, Chemieals, Patent Medicines,
Faocy aad Toilet Articles, Perfumeries,
Ho apt, Combs and Brushes, Mineral Waters,
Cirart, Ae., wili be found at the Model Dnz
otoreof i i "
I J vn u niDmv
. . . ",(A,yu . ... ir.vr Market
.Prescrlptloas filtenl tthare anf ac
curacy. .tuM J' i'.'wl mayll.tt
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
V. Q. Johksj!i, Geii'l Sopt Change
ci
Schedule on the Carolina Central Hallway.
Jso W Gordon A Bao Insurance Agents.
Yatb8.- Mi ore's History.
P HsiHSisasaa Oat Doer Reading.
Water colors Green and blue . .
Plenty of encumbers in market.
Wicdow Glass
Price;. -&U sizes at ltatler &
The Storm signal s up again,
wiff ba&.becu Northe4et all day.
The
Thiinka to Hon. Jos. J. Diis fur re
peated favors in the way of public docu ments.
' Sfeamboatmen report the tup and bot
tom too near together for rea! good beat
ing in the Cipe IVr.
Next Sunday being AVbit-Sunday . the
celebration of the Holy Communion in
St. Jame' parUh will be at 11 a. m.
There are but very fe; vessels in u; t
at this time. Iu all rtbero are but six
here, equally- divide .1 as baiques, Lrigs
an 1 8chooner.".
The change of schedule oa
W. not8 into effect next Tuesday. Those
who ;propose to take Florace Greeley
alvice next week: should bear this fact, in
m'ndlas time, tide and railway trains
wait for no man.
Again re wcui-1 remind our readers to
call ou Messrs. A. & I. Shner and examH
inethe immense stock of Men's, Toutl s
and Boys1 Clothing, whicb they are selling
at extremely low prices. They have also
received a handsome stock of. latest styles
Straw .and Felt Hats. tf
Ths Raleigh Visitor gets thiB off: It
is sajd that a gentleman stepped Into the
Parcell House at Wilmington, yesterday,
nulled off bis bat and said: "How are
you doctor," and about forty men pulled
of! their hats and bowed. Tha medical
convention ia in sess'un there. "
Indications.
For the South Atlantic States, slightly
cooler northeast winds, increasing cloudi
ness, occasional rains, rising, possibly loi
lowed by tailing barometer.
The Lest physicians assure us that Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup is a reliable and
never tailing remecy. ah iruggiHis
keep it, 25 cts a bottle.
The excursion complimentary te the
visiting- physiciana,. given to-day on
board the Passport, was largely attended
and that, too, despite the threatening
aspect of the. weather. There were many
ladies on board and the strong probability,
he certainty, in fact, is tbat it was a
very enjoyable occasion.
' Change of Schedule.
As will bt seen by advertieement pub
ished elsewhere a slight change in sched
ule will go into effect on the. C. C. Ry W.
on ana alter ine 10m iust. uy mis
change the passenger, mail and express
train will leave Wilmington at 6 P. M.
and arrive at 8:30 A. M ; arrive at Char-
otte at 7 A. M. and leave at 7:25 P. M.
News at Hie City Hall.
Joe i Bu'nett, colored, and Mag McKoy,
a colored habitue of Paddy's Hollow, had
a fracas last night which resulted in the
atter named Individual getting, a. cut or
a blow on the cheek from the first named
individual, from which the crimson tide
of nfo" flowed freely and profuhely for
awhile. The assailant was promptly
arrested and taken to the guard housrv
and this morTjjog the woman made an
affidavit against Burnett,' charging him
with assault with adeadly weapon, which
the aforesaid Burnett denies, stating that
he only used his list. The case will corse
Up for Mayor Fishblate's consideration
to-morrow morning.
Anothrr arrest was ma-le Jast niht
a party whb waa.diunk and down.- He
was very drunk and very flat down on
the sidewalk? besides, falling frequently
on the paving r tones on the sidewalk
while en route to the guard h juse. This
morning it was thought that tha poor
devil had sutlered enough and Captain
Brock released him after giving him a
first class temperance lecture and a strong
admonition to o and sin no more.
AdYertbtaz Cheats.
It has become s j common to write the
beginning of an e'.egant interesting artiele
and then rutVit into some advertisement
that we avoid all such cheats and simply
call attention to tb- merits of Hop Bitters
In' as p)liffi" Honest ' terms as possible, .to
iotlupo pcopla to'give them one trial, as
no oae who knows their value will ever
use any thing else. . "u r
Personal.
Capt. Geo. D', Parker, of Norfolk,
ai old cx -Con federate wbo identified
himself with our citizens here during the
war by marrying oue ol Wilmington's
fair daughter?, and afterwards by being
one of our gallant deiendera at Fort
Fiahsr, is on a visit to this city.
Dr. George U. West, a Wilrningtonian
w'ao several years ago migrated towards
the setting sun and located in Newtoi i
Citawba-coaitj, U als-i on a visit to this
city. , .
Messrs. Juo. L. Dudley, G. M. Al
tff'jr and Jarues W. Jackson, delegates
from the lodges in this city to the Grand
Lodire of I. O 0. F , in eesion at. UI
eigh this week, havereturned to the city.
Mr. K. J. Jones went on to Durham
yesterday afternoon', from Raleigh, ! at
which place his wife i ou a visit.
nows, onoveis, I'ltchlorks, Spaces,
Rakes;'.Trace Chains, Plow Lines, &c. For
the lowest prices, go to Jacobi's.
! Cape Fear Light Infantry.
At an election for officers of this Com
pany (colored) held last night, the fol
lowing were chosen for the ensuing year:
Captain J. H. Carraway.
First Lieutenant Henry McRae.
Second Lieutenant Hampton Gray;
Junior Second Lieutenant Jno. W.
Kins.
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You can'buy No. 1 Cooking and Heats
ing Stoves at almost any price at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot J
A Few Conventions.
Sampson and Duplin v?ill hold their
county conventions to morrow. Cum
berland County Convention will meet at
Fayetteville on the last Saturday in the
month, the 29th inst. The Congress
ional District Convention meets at Fay
etteville, Wednesday, June 2d. The
State Convention meets at Raleigh, June
17th. ' ' ! ! . ' i
Ready mixed Paints, strictly jure White
Lead, Cc lors, Brushes, W ndow Glass,
fcc., at Jacobi's ! - j
: The American Union. E
The American Union Telegraph Com
pany have opened in Richmond for busi
ness. They reached that point with two
good wires' which can j be duplicated or
quadruplexed if : necessary. Poles are
being put up for an onward movement to
Petersburg and Norfolk.
Thoy were to have been in Wilmington
by the first' of June, now only about two
weeks distant, but we will compromise
on the first of July. They mean busis
ness, however," and it will not take very
long for them to run their wires down
from Weldon to Wilmington.
Everybody can get suited with a Pocket
Knife, also Table Cutlery, at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot-
The Closing Scenes.
We resume our report of the transac
tions of the last day's session of the North
Carolina Medical Society, where we were
compelled to leave off yesterday.
Dr. J. F, Long, of Newborn, address.
ed the Society, taking for his theme tbe
msdical fitws, of California.
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The President appointed Drs S. S
Satchwell, George A. Foote, Jo3. Baker,
R. H.iLevris
and John McDonald as a
memorialize the Legislature
committee tk
j
upon a law reqniring that druggists shall
have a license from the State Board "of
Medical Examiners a3 a reqaisite .qualifi-
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catiou for d'ikpensins medicines. I he same
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committee, were alo directed lo asc in
that memorial for a statutory lien law for
the benefit of physicians In practice, and
to prepare a bill lor ! uotn tuese pur
poses, to be offered to the Legislature. ;
Asheviile,! after an annimated aiscuss.
ill: i . i . . Lt
ion. was selected as mo ucii. pw3 ut
meeting for.
the Society,
and the last
Mav- 18S1. was selected as
J .
the day
announced that Dr. Hicks,
having removed to Virgiuiai had tendered
his resignation ai a member of the Board
of Examiners, and that Dr. R. H. Lavvis,
of Raleigh, Lad been elected in his place.
Dr McDonald was announced as es-
sayist. in i '
A resolution thanking Dr. Grom for
the able address delivered by bim before
the Society: was adopted, j
The thanks of the Society were loader
ed by resolu
10n lO luu biiu:i vt r ii
their generous hospitality,
mingtou for
and the various railroad, etc., for cour
tesies received and the Society then ad
journed.
Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases; all
styles and
&2SSt at ALTAFFfcS, PjUCE
MaJ ilty or Two-? hints?
Will our neighbor of The Star allow us
tJ cofrect hien ? He sta ed in his yester
day's issue that it required a two-tbirds
vote in the State Convention to nominate.
Our impression, amounting to an abeo
lute conviction, ia that the majority, aad
not the two-thirds, rule has, prevailed in
our State Democratic Convention fx at
least four years past.
The Crops.
The crops from Rileigh Weat to (lam It I
and East as far as Goldaboro, and beiwe i
this city and Goldsboro, are looking re
maikably welUAlthpu,,h eomewhat bick
ward, in someplace8. There is a genera
desire for raiu as, altliough thre has as
yet been no sufl'ering from dry weather,
yet rain is needed to push the growing
plants up and forward. The large cotton
fields a few miles West of Goldaboro aie
looking especially bright and promising.
Excursion on the two Roads.
The merchants of our city, under tha
auspices of the Produce Exchange and
Board of Trade, have made arrangements
with the W & W. and W. C & A.
Railroads for excursions on each of the
above named roads from the 24 lh of this
month to the 5th of June inclusive This
arrangement exterda on the W. & W.
Railroad the entire length of the road,
but ou the W. C. & A. R. R. Sumter is
the farthest point from which any excur
sionists under the arrangement with the
railroads will be permitted to como.
The Carolina Central had made pre
vious engagements for their cars until
tae 5 th of June, hence no excursion una
d r the auspices of the commercial bodies
mentioned above will occur ou that road
until after the date last mentioned.
Mr. Nath'l Jacob i having been appoint
ed agent for the Atlas Plow, parties in
want of this celebrated Plow can now
have their orders filled at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st. tf.
Yesrcrday's Fish'.
A large and pleasant party of jolly
fishermen went down ou the steam yacht
Passport yesterday to the Grounds.
They were about 45 in number and some
three crfqur whose alarm clocks were
out of order were just in time to be too
late. The party, which was composed
largely of some of our most expert ama
teur fishermen, left here a , little after 5
o'clock. They steamed out to the Black
fish Grounds and finally reached a point
about twenty miles from the Bar
at which point they fished, and it is said
that it is the first time an excursion prrty
irom Wilmington ever fished that far from
shore on the Grounds. There was a little
swelFcm, albeit the day otherwise was a
delightful one, and some fed the fish while
others hauled them in. . The gentlemen of
the paity were very well satisfied with
their luck, and they returned to the city
last evening with a large number of fish.
Window Glass of all sizes, Djrj, Sash
and Blinds, Builders Dardware,&2 Low
st plreces at Jacobi's.
A Persistent Tramp-
Tramps are pertinacious. When they
make up their minds to take a free rail
road ride conductors may as well look
sharp and, for certain, whenever a ti amp
crawls up on a truck or on the top of a
Coach he may look sharp iu turn, as he is
in acute danger of being disturbed in hit
stolen; bliss. This was exemplified last
night on the train which arrived here at
8:53 from the North on the W. & W. R.
R. When a stmt distance this aide of
Rocky Point Capt. Borden found out
that a tramp had boarded the train
at that point and was then ou tha top of
the forward coach. The train was stop
ped and the tramp made a jump to the
ground. The train then started ahead
again and so did the tramp, as it was
found that be bad regained bis former
p osition oa the top of ' the' coach before
tbe train had fairly started -r Ha was aga'a
ordered off and again plunged to the
ground and the train was once more puM
iu motion. Just as it got under good
headway the tramp, who was a white
vagabond, was found fox the third Litxe
oa top of the cach.; They didn't stop
for him that time but he was mildly told
to jump again. Jump he did and land-
ei in thV ditch and thai was tho iast seed
of him. ' ' 1
There Is nq excuse for, those jrna.fcag
their weary and rlfsordertd bodfetr ffito ow
company, when a . Av doaes of Ax x'd
SAiSArAtitx'A wouWdeahae their murky
blood and Tecr UjtahetWh an.1 -mxgatl
Ye muddy victims of biilious disease, have!
regard for youlf itblwrs, if jot for jour,
serves. J xA T) ,
I n Drop One Train.
c .- r..r-y to learn that the manazt-
mei.t f u : Wilmiot jn & Weldon ard
WiWi.ih.in.t.Vumbia V Augusta R.RJs.
h .v f jund it advisible to take off one cf
the mil an ! pissen-er traits On these
roads. Ti e train to be dropped is tht
day train on the W., C. Ac A li. It. and
t'm r.iuht 'riti on the V. & W. R. R.
Tbe u w arrangemeut is to go into effect,
we understand, on or about the 23rd inVt.
( ri cdoa Ab mt Onsl.,w.
Wo were a little in error yesterday in
stating tbat the del?gatea from OcsVw
would go to the Congressional Conventit n
uninstructed; en the contrary, we are to d
now that the delegates are instructed to
vote on the first ballot for J. G. Stctt.
But thesame gentlemen aver that a'ter
conversation wi h a number of tho delr
gates, they firmly telieve that McKoy it
theit second, choice. Per contra, another
gentleman, one who has just returned
from-Onslow also claims that half cf
Onslow will go-for Stedmac. Wo give
our readers the benefit of our information,
just as wo have received it. Dr. C.
Thompson and Mr. Hill E. Kmg, we are
told, were the secretaries of the meetirg
ThatFast Train.
The plan for A fast through mail train
from New York, South, via the coast
line, is not yet an accomplished fact, al
though in a fair way of being so. The
time proposed is 17 hours and 18 minntes
bstween New York. and Wilmington and
2G hour's between New York and Char
leston. It will be a 'big' thing and one
which is calculated to enure in much bene
fit to the business interests of the people.
The saving of ono day's interest on the.
value of one-third of the cotton crop, and
of the naval stores crop, and in the pro
ductioa or manufacture of fine lumber
and of general merchandise remittance,
amounts to a large sum of money in one
year and in a decade will amount toJ
eaough to make a good item In the accum
ulation of wealt.
A recent vote in the House shows that
Congress is taking a practical view of the
question. loose sections which hereto
fore possessed thesejad vantages insist on
retaining them. The East and the West.
which have heretofore had the fast mails
knew the benefit to bo derived from
them. We trust that the Senate will
concur in the action of the House and
give these same advantages to the South
Atlantic States.
There is another very important point
Besides saving the interest on remit
tances there will be a great saving of
time iu traveling. These benefits will
not only extend to the larger cities but
to the smallest postoffice, to the people
of tne entire country, and will produce a
general hurrying-up everywhere.
This dispatch in traveling and business
will extend to all tbe pursuits in life- it
will produce a healthy stirring-up every
where. Let industry, economy and dis
patch lead in business matters; success
will soon produce prosperity and abun
dance.
Then we will talk about what we have,
instead of what we used to have. Old
umps win produce new sprouts, instead
of dry rots.
We trust that the
i
necessary appropria
and the train run as
tion may be made
proposed. A' good fight is beiog made in
its favor and, among others , Postmaster
James, of New York,
an official of large
to the Department
experience, has written
at Washington City
, strongly urging tha
tbe service be made j
l Losios:
Joke-
A prominent physician of Pittsburg.
said j -kingly to a lady) patient who was
complaining, of her continued ill health,
and of his inability to cure her, 'try Hop
Bittersl' The lady took it iu earnest and
used the Bitters, from which she obtained
permanent health.
She now laughs, at
the doctor for his joke, but he is not so
ell pleased with it,
as it cost him a grod
patient.
Now Advertisements
JOHN W. O0RDOS,
W, J, GOBDON-
JflO. 7. GORDON G DRO.,
QEflERAL llsSURAHCE AQTS.
REPRESEKTIKG OVZR
C80.000.000 Assets;
.aPTorth wator fltrteL
tay 14-moa-firi-tf
New Advertisements.
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILWAY O
Oman OastaaAL &crxBiaTKras.T,
Wilmington, N, O., May 14, I( e0 J
CUAXOE UK SCHEDULK.
fS AND AFTER HAY U, mo ; tfce f l.
Railwa0 8chedule wU1 b P- on t 1 t
Passenger, Mail and Express Trait.
, ) T Wilmington at.. e-.O , V lx
wo. 1 Arrive at Hamlet at....... 1;'2T A M
) " at Charlotte at..:.' 7 03 a ii
) Leave Charlotte at 7:2.1 I' h
".. , ArrivfatHan.let&:...iV: a ii
) " t VilmijiKton at 8 .0 A As
No. 1 train is daUy ficept Fucdaj. bet
makes to conntctr i to Kmitiirh on Sau'.
days.
No. 2 train h daily except niu dj.
flhriby' !irtsioa M;l, Freight A Pa3ef r
and Lxprvce. ,
So. 3. I Leave Charlotta at...... ....SiC.'j A Ji
j Arrive at Shelby a. 12:00 'li'
No. . - V7 ShelT .U. 2.C0 P ii
J Arrive at Charlotte at...... c.-CO P M
Local Freight and Accommodation.
Leave Wilmington at ......C:l5 A M
Arive at Laurinburgf, st... .4.40 x' XI
Leave Charlotte at .........".....'..4.1'5 A M
Ariive at Laurisburir at.. ...".."."..".'..'. 4 00 I Ji
Leare Laurinburg at......:.. ........ .".'.'.5.30 A
Arrive at Charlotte at- ..'..V..V.V.V4.2U P Vj
Leave Laurinborg at V. ."".'. 5 00 a m
Ar.ive at Wilmington at ....!!..!.4.15 V 11
These trains leave Wilminrton ni ri,oT
lotte, Tnesdajs, Ihurrdajs and Hstnrdsvf
Laurinburff, Mondajf, Wednctdajs ard
Fndsys. J
Clcse connection -at ChArintt rt. yn..
vitle to all points in Western .North Carolina
and to AshevUle.
Also, via Spartanburg to L'endcrjonville.
adjacent points and AsheviJle.
Psssenaers for Asheviile
via eitner roue,
leariDg v iimington at o r. M.next dav.
t TITil 9
8Ieeping Car accornmodalions on Thrcuch
Trains to and from I harlotte and Wi m np.
ton. " '
There will alsi be Thrr.nh S'eeperi run to
id from Raleigh and Charlotte.
and
Y; g.
General Hnperintendi nt
snar H
Wire Netting
COREENS
. For Do(rj and Wine ow?.
Good to keep out flic's in'j a.c6cfuitors.
Sash, Doors, Blind?,
Lumber, and Building Material GeneraL'yw
SALT AFFEK, VRKTb' & (jC.
Factory: OHjm: j
Foot of. Walnut st, Xixtt, near Jbtd CiOMjst.
may 10
Notice.
rpHE FIRM OF OnREN & FLAJNEIt,
Druggists, was diasolvcdby the death of Dr .
H O. Flanner, on the lit day of ilajy 16S0.
All persons indebted to the said late firm ar6
requested to make injmesfate payment to
Wm. H. Green, sole surviving partner and
all persons having claims against the same
to preient them to him for settlemeat..
WM. H. GREEN,
Surviving partner of Oread A iiafctcr.
Wilmington, N. C, May 7th, 1860.
may 7
HEW STYLES FOR OUR MILIIMERY
DEPARTMENT.
rpHE LITEST NOVELTlt in i lower'.
Hats aad Hair Goods, are constantly receiv
ed. A full and complete stock of Ladies'
and Children's Underwear. "
MlfldiStJ KAKRJEK A llcGOWAN,''
6 Bouth Front street.
fsf Stamping aad Hair vVork done t
order. j may f
EVIoore's History
JC8T RECEIVED, Moors's -Revised TL
tory of North Carolina, Qcnday -Svcho' l
Books; Testament?, f I dozen ? Caleec,
Wc to $1 dozen; fiong Books, T0 taf tdcz.
Qaeition Books, xjbrary ' Beokr, K&wird
Cards, Ac, Ac.
1 : ; -"lUii
v.
maj 10
. ?.? ..haw
Iron-Clad
TDAELOR AND SULFiiOa MATCH 2',
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