raw rtrt
I. T. JAMES.
,pr;O.VH.fOSTAUE PAID.
! jl J5- Uae month, 60 wttl.
i'r .,:' be delivered by carriers,
r priof,theeity, anae
!"H.r-ntt", end liberal
., rf-iTeileir papers regularly.
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$e1r Advertisement.
FOK THIS Ml.
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rnnivu & RODDICK
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,.j a.v i.i want .f such will do
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v-.v.- us an early call.
No. 1.
,u r..:3 White Ho s, without Seam?,
ivu'j a fa r, woith fo cents.
No. 2. j
iv.u !iitt.I Lawns, 14 cents per yard
II, Uk- boat iuality hi lho ma-kct.
No
O. o.
IW-I lawns, Inland 20 con! s,
r-julir prioe and 2" con's.
No. 4.
7 J,. .'II Mi U Linen II and ke: chiefs,
II a d zn, decidedly tho
rhfj'k'st lot ever ouVred
In this city,
No. i.
I.!: ."i Stair Covering, 15 to 25 cents.
No. 0.
r;'t. s c are Ufer ins some rare bargains
tit th's particular Department at
f
priivs ranging from So to iOc,
No. 7.
IWfd Knh.1 Cambrics, lOcotts ayaid,
worth 15 contr.
I No. S.
UV luv still a fcw left of tliose Black and
M.d Colored Hos, at 25c and :15c,
Wojth at Iras'. 50 cents.
.No. D.
A of lace Bunting. Dress Cxd?, 20c,
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worth 37 Jc. !
2R0WN & EODDICK,
45 Market St.
Horner School,
OXFORD, N. O.
rmA 8C1I00L hu been uner its present
1 ma-agement for the Uit Twenty-Nine
Years, It tU up no claim to pre-eminence,
hat i i the mental and moral training of boys,
it acieowlrfgee do auperior. This b at is
.uufid by the high standard the Students
irwoi thia school have maintained ia the
ris t'-ollegrs and Universities of the cour
ts. We iiiara oar petrona that no paint
Ul be parrd to farolth the aehocl with the
brt ideational Advantagea. The next
feuion begins the ICth of AnuiU
For Catalogue epplv to
iIri-l J. G. HORNER,
A Word or Two.
I
)i'R80.NS WHO Al'iUEClAT the beet
f aajthiair, ani w ulJ eat
The Best Flour Mado I
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ciapiocare thai article, manafactured by
i
th nitit i proTJ pfoc, from
Hall & Pearsall.
iy 2 1
Wanted Immediately,
VOU OOOO T0D50 WOME. TO
I work la Steam Laandry. FoeiUen
ateat aad waes Ood to competent
u&or. Call lor one week.
'J. B. WOKTU,
U "nrth Water Ft.
iy 8-lk
For llid Itoiind.
o
,1 A!D AFTKR TO-DAF a kaek will
' raa betweea the CI t aad WricbtsvUle
era. Lea re the- city eoraer Third aad
y riaee atreeu erry day at C o'clock, P.M.
(seept Haedaja). Kata'aiacleere Flaey
"Ut. a WrUhuTlUa, all A M
Fare fr the Xo4 Trie SI.
iri t. J. cournruLiND.
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VOL. V.
LOCAL NEW?.
5ew Advertisements. -J
O ilciBt. Drajglit Cold I
J W HaarBa For the Rockj at5ew Inlet
and the black -h Ground.
Clyde' Neii York Hteamahip 1 oe
ALTarria, I-ici A Co. Wire Nttin
T H McSot An Appeal
V L Baiaota A Cc Poar Master.
Varu Book, hta-lnnety, Or am.
F UiiBMaasi ilj liiblct
Job IiIah, Jr U. ward Belief V v Co
bee ad fcU Hitt"9
lii .RkD La.e - zdU Wanttd-
Daa'L K Biiitt -top vrg r
K P CovisOioa 100 Tube ,
C M dtedmaa Fire Ce, No 1, icartiun
Wirdow Ula&3 ah sizes
at lutftr &
t
lricea.
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The tberruuineier ood ai U4 d-g'ees in
this office to-day at 3 o'clock.
Save yonr money and buy jour Build
ing Supplies from Ahatl'er & lrice.
This section was visiied with a delight
ful rain last night, which provtd a blessing
to the farmers.
Salt truvuioQS of whatever kind are
eai 1 to loae more of their salloess by
being soaked in sea water th in in fresh.
Dip a ntw broom in hot water to make
it durable. To keep a brcom from gettirjg
stiff and hard, haDg it in ' tie cellar
way.
We are informed that the Hancock,
English and Shackelford Club ot this city
now numbers 4 5. members. Good I Keep
tb j ball rolliDg!
Everybody can cer suited Willi a Focket
Kuife, als Table Cutlery, at jAcom's
Hardware Deixit, i
( The County Comuiieaioucrd are in ses
a ion this evening for the purpose of hear
ing complaints in regard to tax assess
ment.-'.
Tou can buy No. 1 Cooking and Heats
ing stoves at almost any price at Jacoei's
Hardware Depot.
H ' ,a
A special meeting of Howard Relief
Fire Engine Company, wbicL the honor
ary members are particularly invited to
attend, will be held this evening, at 8
o'clock. ,
Cus'omer "Why are Malt Bitters' so
popular?
Druggist "Because, as a Food Medl
cine, tber enrich the blood, harden the
muscles, quiet the nerves, perfect diges
UCU.
Nobody likes to be nobody; but every
body is pleased to think himself some-
bodr. And every body is somebody but
- m m w
when everybody thinks himself somebody
he eenerallv thinks everybody e!oe is
nobody.
Sleep and plenty of it must'be had by the
Babv;and it its rest be broken or prevent
ed by attacks of Colic, Stemachor Bow
el Disorders give at once Dr. Bull Baby
Syrup, which will rolieve the pain, in
duce rcireebiag slumber and consequent
health. ' '
fctruck by LishliiintT.
Salcrday noon the residence of Mr. W.
P. Canaday, on the corner of Market and
Sjventeenth streets, was struck by light
nrng. The telephone, wire leading into
h's house wai severed in two places and
Dtr.eof the wood woik of an unfinished
rxm cacght firo. No damage was done
either to life or property. We also learn
that a telephone at the residence of Mr.
F. W. Foeter wa9 burned out by light
ning about the sime time.
When you visitor leave New York City,
stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite
(.rand Central Deprt. European plan.
Booms reduced to $1.00 and upwards.
Kestaurant unsurpassed at moderate prices.
Street cars, stages and elevated railroad to
all parts of the city.. ly
aii Opinion of Ours
While In GoMsboro a few days since
we stopped at tte Bonilz House, which is
a well kept hotel of which Mr. William
Bonitz. brother of J. A. Bonitz. E-q., of
the Mctsevijcr, is the proprietor. The
house is large, commodious asd airy, and
our young friend, Mr. R L. Piempert
son of our townsman, Mr. II. C Prem-
pfirt, is ever in readiness to attend to the
ants and comfort of thoee who may
mike the bcuae their home while in
Goldsboro.. ,
A Valuable Horse huoU
A valuable horse, belonging, to Mr. W.
P. Oldham, had the misfortune on Thurt
dsy last to get one of his legs broken.
It mas set and the animal kept In a sling
and applications of ice made to the
wounded part until the swelling and
fever seemed to have materially mitigated
but today there were such evidences of
suffering that be was shot to put him
oat of hli misery.
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WILMINGTON, N: C,
Tearlnc Down.
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The cookiDg stalls ar.d b oths at the
weetern end of the old forty leg, alias o!d
Market, were torn down
order of the Mayor. Ber
tYu morning by
int Dsv'n b b
charge of the woik of dem. lebing the old
disgrace. j
Window Giss " NsiZ
i) r, S s'a;
ire.&A; Is
and Blinda, Build j' Dari
t pireccs at jAcyni's.
; City touru
Mayor FLihbl had oi ly one case for
h i cuusiJeraik . :1- rnn;iu 'hat of a
w Iore J man tro: . - s-islKre, who
was arraigned upon tte thaig-i of selling
unsound tisb. llis Uonor pronounced a
judgment oi $10 fine. This fi dshed the
business on the dock -tj and the alsyor
stenDed down aud out of the Cou t
Room. i
JoIdi Special Meetl nz.
The Board of Aldermen and Board
Audit are to meet to -morrow morniDg
ot
at
10 o'clock in joint session. We under.
stand that several prominent citizens are
invited to meet with them. The objei
i
of the meeting, we understand, is to con
fer relative to a proposition that the city
should subscribe a certain amount to the
stock of the Carolina Central KailroaJ.
Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all
at v lea aud &zes. at Altaf FEB. l'lUCK
& Co's.
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Personal.
Capts. II. Brown and J. T. Patrick
of Wadesboro, are here
remain here se'veral days
o-day and will
for the purpose
of canvassing the city in aid of the Dixie
Floral Fair, to be held at Wadesboro on
the 28th and 29th inst. jWe bespeak for
theie gentlemen the kind consideration of
our people.
Mr. Jerome C. Horner, of Oxford, who
has been in our city for a week past in
the interest of his excellent school, will
leave here to-morrow morning on his re
turn home. While in the city he hti
been the guest of Colonel B. R. Moore.
Zj 4
Old Friends. .
Mr. E A. Brown, amative of Wil
mington, but for many years past Agent
of the ' Southern Express Company at
Columbia, is here to-day on one of his
short and raro visits to his old home.
Mr. John Banks, also a Wilmington
b)y, but now doing business in Georgia,
on the line cf the Macon & Brunswick R.
R . is also here on a short visit to bis rel
atives and friends and feYored us with a
call this morning.
Plows, Shovels, Pitchforks, Spades,
Rakes, Trace Chains, Plow Lines,. tc For
the lowest prices, go to J acorn s.
Interesting Decision.
The State Treasurer baa just rendered
a decision to the effect that 'if a paity
i
owns United States Treasury notes, not
placed in bac& to his general credit, they
are not taxable, but national bank notes
so held are taxable, and should be listed
as money on hand.' The case of the Su.
preme Court of North Carolina in Ruffia
vs. the tJommissioners oi jorango, ai me
June term, 1873, is cited. The Treas
urer maintains that the opinion of the
court, as rendered by Justice Reade, clear.
Iy sets forth that money, whether na
tional bank bills or United States Treas.
ury notes, deposited in baiA to the gen-
al credit of the owner, assumes the na
ture of a solvent crediV and must be
listed as such, i
Ready mixed Paints, stricily j ure White
Lead, Colors, Brushes, W uJow Glass,
fcc., at JACOBl'S
Some Heavy Mementoes.
It will be remembered that some time
last December a gentleman by the name
of Buck, from ,'Baltimore, who was an
agent for the Bush Hill Iron Works (roll
ing mills), of Philadelphia; appeired here
and went to Foit Caswell, jvhere be ix
amined the old guns at th; t point. Find
ing them made of such material as would
woik in a rolling mill he purchased 26
fguns and 2 mcrtars from the Govern
ment. Alterwards, these 26 guns were
put on a lighter, when she capsizsd and
19 of them were lost overboard. R,ec?rot
ly 17 of these were recovered and those,
together mith 2 mortars, hive been ship,
pod to Philadelphia on the schooner
Imogcne Divcrty, which cleared to
day for that port by Mcssrr.
Harris & Howell. The gans were taken
rom Fort Caswell spiked just as they
rere left by the Confederates when they
evacuated and blew np the fort. They
are very heavy and average C tons of
2,240 pounds each or 13,410 pounds.
Tbe sunken gnoe were raised bj Mr. R.
Q. Ross, nnder a contract' with the Bush
UU1 Iron Works, j
-He view.
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MONDAY, JULY 12, 1880.
Death of Mr. pricce.
We regret to tearn of the death of a
venerable resident ef this section, Mr
George Prigge. He died last night at
Faiifield, a plantation a fw miles North
of th- city, which Mr. Prigge has culti
vated for several jesrs pwt. lie was il
only a day or two, butwe have net learned
the exact nature of the disease of which
he died, although it is reported that it was
owing lo -xpare in the sun.
Mr. Pr:gg! was probably b tween' '0
and 05 years or age. He was at one I'me
a merchant in Wiim-ngfon ar.d did a large
na Drosoepoas uasiuess. oui met viiin
r ver-es a few yea s previous to the wir.
Ha ?ras a kir d, genial man, and there aie
many here who wiilgrieetn learn of l:
d-ath. I I
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yot Bpcauseof ink Republicanlsir 1
Our friend. Capt. Ashe, of the Raleigh
Observer, is informed that our strictures
against Ggv. Holden were not on account
of the politics he has professed' since tl e
war, ncr yet of the traitorous part he
played towards the people of this State,
and of the Confederacy, during the last
days of the war but because of the fact
that he is what he is. a man who has
tvtftn dlptrror.pil tinA Aacri aclaA from t.Vin
u- i u a? . . r
hignest cfhC3 In the State and forever
debarred from holdmg office thereunder.
r,. , . . ,
His crime was against the people
of the whole State: he conspired
I - -
against the dignity, peace and welfare of
luouw,re ttUVA WB iiYca uu vivyvitj
the people; be suspended the writ oi
habeas corpus and placed the lives of men
and the virtue of women at the mercy of
uu C,BU, o
bandln-g!ove with John Pool and Llnd
say and. was doubtless a fellow in the
scheme by which Governor Graham was
to be "lost"; he took one of the
purest and ablest and best of men, Judge
Kerr, now gune to his rest, and threw
him into a dungeon to be companoniedaby
negro thieves and barn b'. rners, and Gcd
1
only knows what elaO he would have
done, with habeas corpus suspended, the
' r r
right of a trial by jury refused, the Ju
diciarv exhanstod and drnm-hfid conrt-
martials the order of the day had net
Judge Brocks, a Federal Judge, stood in
the gipto ward cfif his unrighteous wrath
frcm the people of this State.
This is but a part of the record of the I
man who has been highly honored by the
N. C. Press Association.
Any one of the Republican editors of
the State might have been selected to fill
this position and the Review would have
opened not its mouth.
Fur other locals see fourth page.
Now Advertisements.
For the Outer Blackflsh
Grounds
ND THE ROCKS at New IlIoL The
PASSPORT will leave Tuesday morn
ing, (13th inst) at 5 o'clock, tor the above
nchinc points, rarues desiring to nave an
all day's fi b. at the Inlet, will have a nice
opportunity. ' , '
Fare to B'ackfieh Grounds. 91. To Inlet
and Return, 50 cents. '
JOHN W. HARP R,
jy 12 Master and Agent.
THE C. M. STEOMAN FIRE COM
1 PANY NO. 1,
YX7ILL GIVK THKIR EXCURSION for
V v the benefit of the Company, on the i
21st of July Instead c f to the Ijake as first an
ticipated. The trio will extend to Fort
fisher, eroithrille. Fort Caswell and the
Blackfish Rocks. The Boat to leave the city
at 7.30 A. M. The Italian Band will furaian
the Music for the Dancing,
jy 12 l PRESIDENT.
lOO Tubs
QLEOMAIiQARINE,
On CenaigniEent,
And for sale cheap by
E. P. CSTINGT05.
iy 12 It
Howard Relief 8. F. E.
Company.
SPECIAL MEE INU of this Company
ill be held MONDAY evening, the Hth
inst, at 8 o clock. Honorary Mearers are
especially requested to attend
jy 12-lt JOHN HAAB, Jr.. Prea't.
YOU WILL FIND AT
C. W. YATES',
7BYTfll3fG USUALLY kept in a firs:
class Book and Stationery Establishment.
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Organs on the instalment plan at
as
BOOK STORE.
.Jyia
NO. 118
New Advertisements.
Pour IVIan&er.
P. L. Bridge rs & Co.,
Wholeaale and Retail Grrcere,
20. 22. 24. 26 and 28 Front Street.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
THK TOHNOKST and least Experienced
Grncera in the city, and considering the
immense and increasi g basineas.the Smallest
tack on xbibition t W eontiane oar offers
SortftX;?!
Be, wntsaeys. wines, tilce. Flour, Can
aaed Kasu.1,1 Lard. titrtD. 'Bacon. Meal.
Fruits. Cigars, Candles, White Vea. Wil'ow
Ware, Cra kers. ed every other article to
be found in a first claw Grocery.
We bin the largest, most profitable and
successful Retail Grocery Business in North
Carolina. Oar Sale Rooms are situated in
the centre of this jrrowi city. We reolen
ish stock weekly, make oar own selections in
erson and from first hands, which enables
na to save )he charges of intermediary agents.
We keen nothing of Inferior Qaalitr. Krery
article in the Store is carefully and thor
oughly inspected ' every day. We carry
nothing over from one season to another.
We order the very smallest quantity we can
get along with, to save waite and to keep
Fresh 8 trek. Hence oar astonishingly low
prices and immense trade. Hence the woa
derful success we meet. This day we can
sell out the establishment for mere money
loan we nave spent nere or invested. Henre
we continue to use all the modern 'appliances
. i . . r. .
for transacting a large and rrofit-ble busi
Bess. ;
v he Fine? t Store m the city. The Press,
th Telephone, and the: Telegraph we use
fredr. Hence our large profits and business
I comped with the old fogy establishments
P( , DnlDuERu Ul uOl
1 1 20, 22, 24, 26 A 28 FrontStreet,
j WILMINGTON, .N. X".
I JJ 12
1 "I PTnn nnnitin Bub-Bass and
II OlUr Unilna Coupler box-
I ed and shipped, only $97 75
o. Sew Pianos,
Midsummer offer
I $i5 to $,i,GOO.
Illustrated free. Address Daniel F. Beatty,
Vvasmngton, a. J. " July 12 4w
Agents Wanted to sell the Life of
GEN. HANCOCK.
Rv hi lifA.lnna' friTH Rati. jntin: TV Vn-r.
ney, an editor and author of national repu-
toftjn n rdent d.mirer of the "superb
soldier." 1 his work is comolete. authentic.
lew-priced. Fully illustrated. Positirely
ffl?lefiA?fitr?i7 0 uCia!,w?rk vB3
terms. Outfit, fiOc. Particular free. Act
quick. Address, Hvbbard Baos., Pubs., At -
1at J7 1 w
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UN FERMENTED
MALT- BITTERS
TRADEMARK
MALT AND HORS
FOR ENFEEBLED DIGESTION, Im
poverished Blood, Weak Lungs, Kid
neys, aud Urinary Organs, Consumption,
Kmaciatlon, Mental and Physical Kxhaust-
tion, Delicate Females, Nursing Mothers,
Sickly Children, and Debility of Age, Matt
mrrxRs are warranted more xiourisQing.
Strengthening, Titalizing and , Purifying by
reason of their richness in Bone and Muscle
Producing Material tian all other forms of
malt or medicine, while fi ee from the objec
tions urged against malt liquors. Prepared
by the MALT BITTERS CO., from Unfer-
mented Malt and Hops. Sold ererywhere.
M4LT BITTERS CO., Boston, Mass.
juiy l4w
Wire Netting
SCREENS .
For Doors and.Windews.
Good to keep oat flies and mosquitoes.
1 Also,
Sash, Doors, Blinds.
Lumber, and Building Material Generally!
ALTAFFER, PRICi & CO.
Factory: Office:
Foot of Walnut st Nutt, near lied Cross st.
Family Bibles, 7
pa ATE S BOOKS and Hymnals, Bcoks
of Worship, . Psalms and Hymns, Baptist
Psalmody, Hyaan Books, A II E Church; Key
of Heaven, The Service of Song, Gospel
Hymas, Testaments, Ac, Ae. For sale at
HJIAdBEaGhd.
FOR SALE, a 8eeond-Hand Fiaao, ia per
fect order, has a very sweet- tote. Here
is a bargain for amy one who wishes a food
Piano cheap. Call toon at
jy IS HEUTSB ERG E E'8.
MB. J. H. BATES, ffewrpaper Adrertis
aT Agent, 41 Park Bow, (Times Builds g).
Hew York, is sjsthoriaedtojeontract for a4
vertiaemeuu ia the Dailt Ravnw and. Wit
xatToa Jovaaaiy at oar lowest rater s
MS
' . PLEASE IfOTICK.
We will be glad to receive eommunicatloni
S!Jii2? aijand all subject o
reaeral interest but t
The name of the writer must always be for
aiahed te the Editor. , i , i
ammwdetioM ajt be written on only"!
one side of the paper. ,
Personalities must -voided.
And it Is especially asn partlmlarly-ander
stoodthat the Editor oe not always endorse
the views of correspondents, u&lees so tab d
in the editorial columns.
New Advertisements.
Cofd I
gODA WATER, with pure Fruit 8yrur..
Hunyadi Water, Apollinaris WaW, HatA
orn Vater and Corres8 (C) Water.
For ea'e by
JlIflES C. MDND-
' . DruggUt, -,
orth Front street.?
JJ8
THOMAS H- McKOy,
CALV APPEALS TO THOE who
are indebted to Boatwiiffht & McKw to
come forwaid and make sn!ti.mr,,t i
i n.
need the money. You must all knowtha't
i . , -
it is actually necessary that! should jsettle
bp the old business. Ple:se dont deiav
I trust that a duly you owe to yourselves,
will not allow this appeal to go unheeded,
po one and all who owe the firm of Boat I
wright &McKoy, Iask won't you please
come forwa'dand settle?
I have, and am receivrng daily FRESH
GROCERIES. Would' be pleased to sup.
ply everybody. Will give prompt c istouv
ers all the credit they require. Cue good
turn deserves another; then, if I sclltoryou
on a credit, and deliver your goods prompt-.
ly, I think you should pay for them in1 a
resenable lime, I appeal to you. Am I
right?. THOMAS H. McKOY.
; P S It may be that some over sonsitive
persons may take exceptions at the above.
If they do, I now bow and say, no oflei ce
is intended. Iam sure one acd all, if
they will throw aside prejudice andbrirg
their better judgment to bear, will say
McKoy is right,- and we ought to pay'
promptly our old accounts due Boat wright
& McK V. Mv delr (nniaidt of mv.
interest) is lomake friends. I liave thrown
my banner to the breeze, and If fair deal-
ings, small profits and treating my fellow
man justly, will accomplish wl at I intend
then I will continue to be as we have be'6n
THE LEADING C.ROCJSRYMA IS
OUR CITY (in our special line.) Come
and see me.
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THOiS. XI. .11c KOI.',
July 12 ' ' .
CLYDE'S
AND ' 1
Wilmington, k
O,
Steamship Line
THE STEAMER
REGULATOR,
CAPr. DOANE, ,
WILL BAIL JROJf JTEW YORK C3f
SATLTEDAYjJuly 17.
ta. Shippers can rely upon the proxrpt
tailing of Steamers as advertised.
For Freight Engagements apply to
THOS. . BOIID,; Sap'V '
' 1 WCmUgton, V, .
THIO. G. EGEBjS Freight Ageat, .
lw York,
fTM. P. CLYDE A CO.,1
v; U 4roa4wiyjrtw2roik.
pOS. SALE sf sgisaatr! Blaau of . m
proiirormi. - . Y. g, WARROCK.
(URevUw.linildiiii) .Job.Priater.
. F!P
York