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.4,' BCKIPTIONH, OSTAGE PAID.
,3e ?r,$& 00 8i month, $2 50 ; Thrae
aontha. $1 ; Oae month, 60 cents.
Tne paper D delivered by earriars,
rtfeharpe, in any part of tha city, at the
AjTrtisiDs; rates low. and libersl
ySnbieribers will please report any and
ilurefto reeeire their papers regularly.
New Advertisements.
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market St.,
BK DBMOKSTRATISO TilK PACT
that lry Uood. can t bought s
ebaip n tfcU. e'tr . ia any other in tbU
ctiOtl'T- ipate will not Allow u to fill
jj u much udMi-o,bat yon alwajs rrceire
k cordial welroui. at cnr pl.ee of traiinesl
brief T"Ur i.oiplel ard compare
from 80 to $1 Ia all the Iateit fabric.
PRINTED LAWNS.
PRINTED LATTICE LAWNS.
UJie' Muilin and Lace Neck Wear, such as
Fichus, Ties, Jabots, to,
Hilk Handkerchiefs in Twill a ad Brocade
RUCHINGSOF EYBY DESCRIPTION
. - , From VA, cents to $5.
The largtit and finest assortment of
SUNSHADES & PARASOLS
Erer shown it this city, from
15c to $10, each.
Our selections in this department embrace
mtny norelties. Oar variety is immerse.
Cassimeres
For Men and Boy's Wear.
ftftturai Colored and Figured Linen for
Btairs.
White and Colored Canton Mattings.
rofduroy and and White Terry for Ladies'
and Children's Wear.
Cash Ruffling B0 cents.
Something New in Ladies' Bummer Balmora
Skirts.
Linen Lap Robes,
Ac, Ac, Ac
Uira us a call and look orer our stock
We are by no means afraid to show our
Cooes.
BROWN & '0DDICK,
45 Market St.
nuy 15
Si?n of the Bi? Boot.
I AM NOW OFFERING
TO SELL
FOR CASH ONLY,
IT EXTRXMJ2 LOW PRICES, THE FOL
LOWING GOODS:
Oent's Sewed Gaiters...... .......$ 1 40
" Custom Made Gaiter.... 2 40
" Laced Calf Tie Bhoec -l 20
Ladies' foxed bhoes.......... 1 00
" Newport Ties.. OO
Opera Slippers ... 1 25
" Strap Bacdals 1 20
" . Croquet 81ipperfM.MM. ...... 65
HI Strap Sandal.. 1 15
" Button GalUri 1 20
Ctlldrea's Btrap BaadalsMM.M..M 90
Button Gaiters- , 90
S. BLUMENTHAL
ay la tf No. 40 Marker Street.
The New Hat Store.
(J ALL AND - EXAMINE MY SUMMER
Btjles ot 8traw . and Felt Hats. They are
PMty tudcaeap.
JOV M M. ROBINSON,
. : No. IS Froat street,
a7SI . Maat to FmreeU Mouse.
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VOL. V.
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements,
Pee ad Notice.
J li lach Hot Weather la Upon V.
P BBiBSBaaeaa A New &tc.
Yatki . Croquet, Archery Oood..
A A I FHaiEa Boat Uniauni.ied fhirt
la the city for $1.
The dust ia g tting awful.
Wirdow Glass ali sizes at llafier &
Price's. ,j - - f
The politician who figures himself, into
office is a w k-in. man.
Sporadic' ia merely a sycon!!!
fJr
cucumber at this season.
Tha fith market has beeu better sup
plied for the past three days.
flell baa no iury hke woman seemed.
How is it when a man's corned?
The man who cannot remember that ht
was ever a boy is entirely ripe fur the bar-
vest.
What a singular niagnelum there is be
tween the piano fingor-board and a yourg
lady with diamond finger rings !
Ready mixed Faints, strictly ure White
Lead, O brs, Brushes, W ndow Glass,
fec, at Jacobi's
If you canno; inspire a woman with
love of you, Oil herabove the brim with
love of berse'f; all that runs over will be
yours. .
. You nover find out how bad a man has
been until he is nominated for office, and
you never know how good he has been
until you read his obituary.
A litUe girl, defining 'bearing false
witness against your neighbor said 'it
was when nobody did nothing, and some
body went and told of it,'
The Passppit has been supplied with
a new awning. It is stretched from the
pilot house to the smo&e stack and adds
much to the comfort of passengers.
riows, dhovels, ritcbtorks, Spades,
Rakes, Trace Chains, l'low Lines, &c. For
the lowest prices, go to J acobi's. ,
. The two important events in the lifo of
man aro when he examines his upper lip
and sees the hair coming, and when he
examines the top of his Head and sees the
hair going.
If some one would successfully start
tha report that ice cream spoiled the com
plexion, it would be thousands of dollars
in the pocket ot poor but lorestricken
young men.
The foolish niaji foldaih lm hands, and
saith : 'There 13 no tiado ; why should I
advertise i' But the wise man is not so,
He whoopeth it up in the newspapers, and
verily he draweth customers from afar off.
V
Mr. NathU Jacobi having been appoint
ed agent for tne Atlas now, parties in
want of tnis celebrated l'low can now
have their orders filled at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st. tf.
Sunshine cake and lily cake are the
latest variations on the elegant and insipid
manna, called angel cake. ' What shall
we have next in the vocabulary of cakes?
A rose by any other name may bo as
sweet, but a cake tastes better for a flow
ery, romantic name," and wo shall have,
perhaps, Narcissus cake orangefljwer
oake why not sunflower cake ?
Window Glass of all size, Uotrs. Sish
and Blinds, Builders flardware,&3 Low
st pireces at Jacobi's.
Oar Spring and Summer Goods for
Gent's, Youth's andBoy's wear is still large
and attractive. Thoso who' want the
nobbiest, the newest, the latest, 'the best
and the cheapest goods always go to
Shrier's. I tf.
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Indications.
For the S.uth Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather, cccisional ian light
winds, mostly southwesterly, stationary
temperatures and barometer. .
TLoe who suffer f om nervous irriti
t oot, itching uneasioefs, and the dif-
comfort that follows from an enfeebled
and disordered state of the system, should
tske AYEK'S SAKSAPARILLA and
cleanse the blood. Purgo out the lurk
ing distemper that undermines the health
and constitutional vigor will return.
When we read agricultural addresses
delivered by men who could net go alone
and pick out a furrow from a cabbage
row, we can readily understand why mtn
who never saw the inside of a printiog
office know so well how to conduct a
newspaper.
Wlien you Isit or .Iave New York City.
stop at the Graud LTnioii Hotel, opposite
Grand Central Depot. European plan.
Rooms reduced to si.uy and upwards.
Restaurant unsurpassed at moderate prices.
Street car, stages and elevated railroad to
all parts oi the city. ly
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WILMINGTON, N. C, THURSDAY, JUNE
CINCINNATI.
Winfield Scott Hancock, of Penn
sy lrania Homina. ed for President
o-the Second Ballot.
W. H. English, of Indiana. Komi
nated far Vice President on first
Ballot.
dxcRTNATi, June 24, 11:80 A.M.
The agony is over very soon and Win
field jScott Hancock has just been nomi
nted amid tne wildest entnusiasm on
tha second ballot. There have been but
two ballots thus far and I give them to
you in detail: .
FIRST BAIiLCT.
Biyard, 168; Field, 65; Morrison, C2;
Hendricks, 49 i; Hancock, 17 1; Tburman,
63 J; Seymour, 8; Loveland, 6; Payne,
81; McDonald, 3; Randall, 3;Tilden, 38;
Lathrop, 1; McCIellan, 2; Black, 1
English, l;Parker, 1; Jewett, 1; Ewing
10.
1'revious to the second ballot New Yoik
nominated Samuel J. Kandnll, making, in
all, seven regular candidates. The fol"
lowing is the
SECOND ballot :
Hancock, 354 ; Bayard, 113 ; Randall,
129 ; Field, Go ; Hendricks, 31 ; Tbur
man, 50. ' I
On ascertaining this vote; State ifier
State changed to Hancock until his nomi
nation was assured. The following is the
awarded ballott :
Hancock, 685, Hendricks, 30, Bayard,
2 Tilden, 1.. -
The nomination of Hancock was alter-
wards made unanimous, on motion of Mr
Mock of Indiana, who was seconded by
Ssnatoa Hampton, Judge Hoadley and
Senator Voorhees. Previously to this
however, Hancock's vote had been an
nounced officially, 705.
One very pleasing incident which has
occurred here- lies Jn the fact that John
Kelly, Tammany Chief, arose and walking
across to Mr. Fellows, of the New York
delegation, an Anti-Tammanyite, extended
his hand which was taken and cordial iy
grasped by Mr Fellows. The Convention
aad the galleries went wild just then with
enthusiasm. This is laoked upon here as
a most auspicious opening of the Han
cock campaign.
Susan B. Anthony, Edq., is now ad
dressing the Conventihn. B.
, . LATEST.
Cincinnati, June 24.
Hon. W. H. English, of Indiana, 'was
placed in nomination by Mr. Mack, o
Indiana, for the Vice Presidency. The
nomination was seconded by Senator
Hampton of South Carolina, Judge
Hoadley and Senator Voorhees. Hon.
W. H. English was nominated unani
mously en the first ballot.
A Hancock. Flag.
So far as we can ascertain Dr. W. H
Green can claim the honor of having run
up the first Hincock flig in this city,
probably In the State. Within fifteen
minutes of the time the Review Extba
appeared on the street today, Dr.
Green had his flaf with Hancock's name
juscribed on it, floating prondjy above
bis handsome drag store.
Personal.
We were pleated to meet with Capt.
W. J. Jarvis th:s morning. Capt. Jar
vis ia an old Wilmingtonian, but fir
a cumber of years past has been a citizm
of Macon, Ga. lie, iike most North
Carolinians abroad, has taken a stand in
his uew home und has been promoted to
the position ot Master of Transportation
of the Macon & Brunswick Rilracd.
We are glad that 'Old Jack" ia doiDg
well, and we hope that he will ever meet
with tho success that his efforts so justly
deserve.
Scarcely a week passes that we do r o
82 an account of somebody being killed
by one of those pistols that wasn't leaded.
Our advice is to knock the fool down
with the first thing yon can clutch when
be points a gun ot pistol at you. Don't
be afraid of hitting too hard either, tor
the skull of such a man is pretty thick.
Sensible treatment of this kind will short-
en the chapter of accidents.
Tho Tictet.
Hancock and the Ex-Con gressm in from
Indiana, that's the plain ExaLitu of it.
So we will say Hurrah for Hancock and
English, the next P.esiden t and Vice-
President of these re-United State. Hip!
Hip .Hurrah!!!
M TIE W. '
MM AND mm.
Grand Demonstration this
Evening
THE DEMOCRATS OF ViLUIHG
TOJ WILI RATIFY THE
K0MI3TATI0X,
Tar Barrels aai Tar LeeU-
MUSIC AND GTOPOWDEB.
Come Along Everybody.
A Grand Ratification Meeting will be
held this evening, commencing at 8
o'clock in front of the City Hall, on
Third street. The object of the meetiog
will be fully explained by the Chairman
which is, primarily, the ratification and
endorsement of the nomination cf Han
cock and English, the next President and
Vice President, under God, of these re
united Staes.
Tar barrels will blaze and big guns
shoot and there will undoubtedly te
present one of the largest crowds ever as
sembled in Wilmington.
This is only a sort of primary ratifies
tion, gotten up on the spur oi the mo
ment, and after a while we will get up
another and give ample notice, to that
our country cousins msy come down and
join in the chorus. But to night le
everybody
BE THAR! '
Magnanimous in War.
As a proof of our assertion, Jekewhere,
that General Winfield S. Hancock, the
soldier statesman of the United States,
is as magnanimous in victory as he was
brave in battle, we will relate the follow
ing incident, the truthfulness cf which
we will bind ourselves to substantiate at
any timt, if necessary. When the fortunes.
of war on that unlucKy 12th dav of
May at Spottsylvania threw the majority
W- , WT
of brave old Major Genl. Ed. Johnson's
division-into the enemy's hands, Brig
Genl. Geo. H. S tenant, now a resident of
Baltimore, and General Johnson, now re
posing in tne quiet my of the
dead in Holy wood, near Richmond, were
unfortunate enough to be among the cap
tured, but they were fortunate in having
for their captor Major-General Winfield
S. Hancock to whose Headquarsers they
were immediately conducted. The three
Generals were all old army officers and
as a consequence were old acquaintances
and perhaps, friends. Hearing of their
approach General Hancock came out of
his tent with open hands to meet them,
How are you, Steuart, old fellow was
the first salutation to General Steuart who
was iu the advance. Steuart's reply,
though dignified and polite was cold and
repulsive, declining at the same time to
ake General Hancock's. proffered hand to
which the latter immediately replied in
reproachful tones, 'you might at least
have saved me this mortification.' Gen'l
Johnson coming up shortly afterwards
was greeted with the same cordiality first
extended to Steuart, when Johnson's re
ply was Hello! Hancock, how are you, and
the two grasped hands. General Han
cock then sent both ot the Confederate
Generals to the rear in an ambulance.
Organize! Organizes
Fellow Citizens The Democracy of th :
United States, through their delegates
assembled at Cincinnati, have selected
General Winfield Scott Hancock as the
standard-bearer of the party in the com
ing campaign. No better selection could
possibly have been made. His career
has shown him to be a magnanimous
soldier, a pure patriot aud a wisely gifted
statesman. It now devolves upon every
Lberty-loving patriot to wcrk for the elcci"
tion of the nominee. That being accom
plished, rest assured that be will take hie
seat. There ii to be no 'counting out
this time to rob American citizens of
their just ngbt. But there is work to be
done earnest, faithful and ensealing
effort to make a victory doubly i sure.
Thorough organization ia necessary that
the work may be effectually dene. Let
Hancock and English cluba be organized
in every township in the State and ia the
several wards of every cHj! Orginial
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24, 1880.
NO. 105
No City Court to-day.
Magistrate's Row is forsaken,
liah I for Hancock and English,, the
next President and Vice President cf the
Union.
Oar Hancock will eat up j the Garfish
and pure English will be talked" ito the
Arthur of the Hew York CuJtoBjHo8
ring. . ' ' i
Tbanka to the of gentlemen the com
mittce lor a invitation ia dam a on the
excursion to-night given by Stonewall
Lodge K. of P. complimentary to -.Gw
mania Lodge. . r i
Everybody cancer suited witli a 1'.
Knife, also Table Cutlery, at Jaoiii's
Hardware I)en t.
Whar dej Gwtns liolnir
When the nomination of Gen. Han-v
coek was announced a "culler bruddir'
on the outtddo of the crowd around the
bulletin board, innocently asked, "Whar
dey gwine do wid Mr. Dagget." Rah
for Hancock.
The FrisUlf ul Scourge
Yellow Fever can be prevented by the
use of Warner's Safe Kidnev and Liver
cure, and "Warner's Safe Pills. Keep the
blood clean and pure, and Malarial Fevers
will not bo apparent. These Remedies
keep the kidney and liver in perfect ac
tion, and when they do their duty the
blood will be pure. june 17
Yachting Notes.
" Mr. J. Dickson Munds has purchased
the yacht Fannie and is getting her in
readiness for the July rac v Tbe Fannie
is a sister boat of the Rosa.
The Messrs. McKoy are getting tbe
Rosa in readiness for the race.
As far as heard from the yachts Bessie
Lee, Spray , Little Sister, Fannie, Frolic,
Restless, Carolina, Rosa, Lizzie and
Ripple will be entered for the race.
Others may possibly be entered. The
members of the Carolina Yacht Club are
"on their metal and will make the race,"
oneofthdmosrexchib'of'the past de
cade.
Physicians freely prescribe the new
Food Medicine, "Malt Bitters," because
more nourishing, strengthening and puri
fying than all other forms of malt or medi
cine, while free from the objections urged
against malt liquors, 4w
Fashion ad Etiquette.
Black mitts of different lengths will an
swer inmost alljrarposes, and can be worn
in the evening in summer. The creamy
satinets with imall figures are charging,
made as princess ' polonaise and trimmed
with cream lace, overskirts of cream and
surah silk. The cost is not great, .while
the toilet has a tone of unmistakable ele
gance.
When a lady is visiting and callers rise
to leave who have called upon ber and the
hostess, it is etiquette for both she and
the hostess to rise when they leave.
There is no ;cccasion for any remark
when a clerk thankj you for having made
a purchase.
It is not considered proper to use your
tooth-pick at the table, unless it is neces
sary in order to escape pain or inconve-'
nience : then , it should be nsed aaimob
trust vely as possible. i
Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases. 'all
styles and s'zes, at Altaffib. Paid
' 7
i I'olson.
It is ah understood fact that Yellow Fe
ver and its companions, Intermittent and
Remittent Fevers, are the results of poi
soned blood, made impure by breathing
infected atmosphere. No medicine in exi
stence will so quickly purify the blood.
as Wa rner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
used in connection with Warner's Safe
Pills.
Disappointment never attends the use
of Dr. Bulla Baby Syrup. Frice only
25 cents a bottle. '.' '
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You can buy No. 1 Cooking and Heats
ingdtoves at almost an j price at JacoEI's
Hardware Depot.
Tnermometrtcal.
From the United States Sigtial Office in
this place we obtain the following report
of the thermometer, as taken this morn
ing at 6;5G o clctk :
Atlanta, G a. ...... ..12
Mobile, Ala .73
Montgomery Ala...73
i ash rille ............72
New Orleans .w74
.Vew Yorkw......6
PunUKaasa, 1 14.80
daraimah, Oa...V..Ti
fehxeveport. ........ 70
BC Louis Mo...74
8L Marks, Fla....W
Vicksburir, aliaa..71
Washington.. 74
Augusta, QiMM..7i
Cairo, 111............ ..7 7
Charleston, 8. C....78
Cincixmati 70
Corsicana, Tex 71
ecrt Gibeon, I..T.69
Gal Te6tos.M.M.M.M.7 2
ludianola. M........73
Jacksonville, Fla...77
&'noxville.MM. a 70
Lyuebburg.M.MM. .75
MeJzrphku Taa 7S
Balefgh Visitor .- " A ouDfraian
stepped into the saloon of James Sot
reli, on Wilmington etree,t, yeaterday,
and commenced to talk with ; some pi
bis friends. All of a traddeo, he gave
a shudder and fell to the flooi irra fit
fTa VAnt ihm nn: nrui mTtu-r imnthMi
jWi bd had 35. ,: Ha , is 101 Aril
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jTuiujr'a4i4 fIve c'cnutuaieatlosi
SsiafcSsftSiS"4 niiicu "
Tie name of the writer must al wars be Tar
dsherto the Editor.
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.Balcatfoijjrau.ibfl written: on on!,;
one tide of thejaaf r
. And it is efrecially uwiLicaltrly; under
stood that the Editor dow HM always endorse
the views of corre5pcnditi, sfImiio etttfi
m the editorial coianr t?.
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M arlraqjUd to ifrl a!' im-finiauh,
Itl tflutiial. 1:S .S.a C ",lu
4 - -
druggists.1
Notice. ; V
,0.,-K f P.. Arm r(fn,.H ia , a ...
thbir atle- Hal thi, "
o'clock, so that tbe burness V tLe IvA
tton majbetmEstcteiin tixt a:cet)t thp
inTitation tendered by rta!l loo A'o'.
a401l rori nsnnr and otic r points dc,u
Hot Weather ia UpDii
Us I, ' ;
J)OWX WITH 'mOH PUIC1S3. Buy
your Shirts atboltdmllrSlt the factory '
Tie "6ongre3;" ad 'Iioyal" ctill kebp. the
lead. Look .atpricos; "Congress" 73 cent?,
equal to any $1 Shirt; "Royal" 00 teats,
qual to any;$L25 Shirt on tho market.
J. ELSBACU, ilanufacture-, '
i& U yp. 3, Mtrkttet. .
y e will be lsrour.'.VLW o::r,
on.orth Front Street, where we wUl be
glad, to seiTe cur friends aad the" public gen
6ral;7v , ; , JAMES C. AiU.ND?,
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A E5ew Race,
BOMANCE from the German of CJcto
Bd bJ Mrs. A, LWiiter.
n rliv br.Fraaea R. barrel t.
daphne, a Novel; by Kita."
Monseur -LeceV
BistorV of Our Own Times.
The Master of Red Leaf.
The Roman Traitor.
Webster's Great Speeches
Ftr sale at
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39 and 4:1 Market tittctU
Steamer Passpor
WILL RESUilE ier rez-t
ularjripstomitLviIaEdthe Qfyk:? -Forts
JureOtb.leaTing her WLarf; foot of
MarkeHirtreetrntrArSir"
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Croquet, Ai-oh cry Woods.
pANCt BAKEr, ;T! y
Chromes,
' " Picture Framed0'
Suadsy Scbo&;2Kook,
. a wa4 '
.. j IVaalc, Hooks,
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b:.'e.
uc. a:
je SI s .: ,:-',. nyi-i- it cm
rJlflOSE WBOfjnCIiiAIlKETIAG
at aaearir bcurrcj wSvhfi-fA bare r T're
scripUont !, or get MtUe of Litter
Water, Congress TVatr or an f t.1.!-- la tin
Irai$ line wiUtoAatr'8tifeotrt;cif.ci erd
opea. J-il. lis liJJIN, Dru?2Lt,
J .... ' , : , LNew ilaxkit.
Strayed
or .UtdFen,
rROM WiiioriTSTiLw; w: ? , ;r 1
j. aDout tha inst,m7; l i o.N V.
Said animal is loner coonfTd t.Hr i.
color, quick la mh rem etzxi n fg ac d iiidie
taf- fctiT .tti!
his dehverr at WriirhfrfnalPwilffiintoi:,
it founrf astray, or rvrntftDiAte , u,r ce.h-
Soldfcti
JA Tfl0iI12, Curaar Saad F strta ,
WMhIDirtjD, D, O.ratt Tendon and
Baek.iar--,iJou.atrfiii..M.-f r-.n.
tasted Land Claim- ifirrrTl i-d AimVnitn.
rU attended titi beforeih mcarrrapat ,.f n i
Interior and HDrea.e C'O jrt. -and- War.
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Wire Jiettiner
. til c X-l ii-rof)e4iaad Wi
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Fiiteftratitutf.Usirllri n
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i mm iy ii mini it wm m-mm a. i -
..a.t: irijMv.u.M! vt rail.
ras,fo tjja Lug dra,t:c, cathartic p4Jls
ccmpo?ed of crud an ! bulky iuedici-f - -are
quickly abandoned wi-.h the inrrod-c"
i eiJets, which are snivr,,,',,.) . i it... -
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