7. i
J JL M B
tl IS S B0tb, M eata,
r will be delivered byaafrferv
n$ i.aar Prtof th eityi at tte
r- ti Miu wea
" fV ..u. low Md Ubrl
lUr, trill pI- report uj mm
rls thtr papers regttlarly.
illrl
- KAjmici -
& RODDICK
BROVN
45 Market 8treet.
iuj0,nIU,uurM-.ins J onu, regu ar
Call ami examlc
TB.fci;'.ori lr"
Miirt, $1, Uy Item
r ill tio tin other.
Mii!wi Shawls.
- grt a.lru; nut all otir Slietland Shaw!a
ai li; ih-'j r really worth,.
Ulirt Ct'roa Summer Sklrta, from CCc
toil
A. beautiful line.
Ul 1'riiitaJ Kngliah Cambric, 10 cents
par yard regular pri.a 15 cents.
rnutul Pacific Uwus, U'i cents pry aid,
J1 all oier the country at 15c.
DLACK CRAPES.
Wa Lave Just recei fed a lare invoice of i
Crapes la bingte, Double and Triple.
Suitable for Veilings ami
Trimmings.
SOLE AQKNTS IS Till CITV
for tho
WIDOW'S CKAl'K, FORT1IK DEKT'
EST MOUHNINCS. -
11 Drive la Genu Linen Handker-1
chiefs, $1 W per Dozen.
LADIES' CORtiETS.
Wa tare Just rccdtTl a new Corset to re
Uil al 75 cents a beauty.
BROWH & !E0DDICK,
45 Marketf.St.
JT17 ;
8tamer Passport
ILL RKUMK lar r
alar Ulpa to PxalthfilU asl the
forts Jasa lOta.leawlng' hr Wharf, foot of I
Muiat BUNt, at 9.50 A. VI.
J W. IIAKPSR,
im llow-Uo Maator and Aint.
4BUZZ SflLW,
9
A FINE
CHEWINtf TOBACCO.
TRY IT.
For aale by
Hall & Pearsall.
iy M
The Lowest Prices
,1.U A!,L KIMD9 OF PIUNTINO,
At K S. WA1UI CKS Job Oilico.
Uet estimates at this ollic before laving
your priutli.g ikne ehjewliere.
(OfHtMla Kfvldw building.)
jyja
Wilmington Steam
Laundry !
HO. 15 NORTH WATER STREET.
JOfcl. B. WORTH, PxoprUtw
Calu 2KXH, HaparintaadeoU
PRICK LIST:
OplorBaaUeaaKoaday, J.lj !. 160.
Halrts (old)
.l&e
.la
.
.
Drt!i. aei
botaw 3 I
CuIIara.....
CI
C4araklna
UaadkareLWra.. 3c I
UhluTeti 1 u lie
Xlf at ita 10
tomg Mh'i Waar
Ul b taXaabv the
A fri liat ( La4Us Waar will be
la i Qt tea 4 ay a.
Hpaial ftatM for lamUy WaiMnf.
if it-iw
For Rent
ua rtsLUaee a tka 8oaUwaat Jjjj U
raaroUta aad Market ata,
AfP'j U . JOBS U CAHTWELL,
Jy ltT Bxz 4!t Port Offise.
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VOL. V.
Tbc KtAtfc cantait.
Got.
Jrvia. Irmoc ratio candidate
for Governor, will addreas the people, aa
follows:
At Clinton, Stinpaon G-unty, Satur-
i ' 1
day, July Clbt ,
At KenauaviiU, Duplin Courty, lues-
day Arnu8t 3 1
At JiUk nvf.'.j, Crmlow 0nntf, Wed
nesday, Auua f
At Trenton,-Jot. U..unty, Thursday,
t
Au-roat 5'h s
At Klnston, Lmi-tr 0un'y, Saturday,
Anjtwt 7tb.
Some other of 'he State C;i v.isaora will
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be with him at all of thee appointment.
LOCAL NEWS."
New Advertisement.
O D Hs:di Notice.
Yatb. aTlly Ulbl.s
P Haiaaeaaeaa New UoW.
Alex PraoT Fo Consignee otl&).
gee ad Jnbl'ee Singers.
Clyde's New York Steamship Lir.e
A Lilt ft, Paica A Co. Wire Netting.
T 11 McKov Oood Grocnles.
Jobh Cowan, Beefy Meeting oftheJaa.
tlees of the Pa ace.
J O JJans, Drugs fot Cold I
Wirdow Glass all sizes at AlUfler &
lYice'a. . i
The favoiite composer at the garden
my beer.
Bye Is tabooed la Gibr-ilter. Hooty of
rock though.
It Is said the bottle kills fifty persons
where the sun kills one. This Is I Dcause
the bottlo baa a chance day and night,
while the sun gets lU work in only dur
ing the day.
lllfs Louise, daughter of Rov. Dr.
Charles F. Deems, was married to Rev.
John Paul Egbert, of San Jose, Califor
nia, on tho 13th of the present month
the father of the bride officiating.
The Jnbileo Singers will give another
entertainment at the new Market to
night, on which occasion the gallery will
bo reserved exclusively for wnite per
sons. There la no charpe for adml3alou.
Tbo streets have been badly washed ly
the recent very heavy. rams. Daily oo.o
new washout Is reparted at Police Head
anarters. The city hands are hard at
work repairiDS the damages.
Tnn can Imv o. 1 Cnkilii: and IIats
4juoiovm at liiHJ.itny price- at J aroma
Hardware Vflnl j
Fur thf lOiivriueijCa aud comfort of the
patroua ol thi PassjMtt, Capt. Uarper
has erected a fino larjjo bath house at the
ateamcr'i wharl at Smithvilir. 'IVs is
move in tho right directum . .
Rradnrlt'd' Paints, stric ly i ore White
Iad. i 1 r, Lniah. s, W udow Ulass,
Ac., at J Aeons'
Read a hat a Kalcigii corrtf p.u.dcnt
has to say about! Mr. W P. Car.aday's
nomination and the pn-sptvta for tU
nectioo and Sate. It i cu the fourth
iai:e The bad little b.j a are all lu the
rkdaik and whistle vry loud now t.. keep
op each otber courage.
Full Motal and Walmit Mm liases, all
styk-s and l Ai.TAKKa, I kick
Modern Iniprovcnicats.
The work of erecting tbe new iron
bridge over the rallrva.l tracks at the head
of Front street hs bo u Imjui in oarnes.
All the part of tho new bridge are hera
and aa auon a tbe . bnluicuu have time to
settle the iron a'riugtis wiil bo laid
While woikzncii aro cng4gl on the
br d'e thco n tbo yard bavo not been
idle. . Ttw old tar aU.jm have been torn
down aud a lare uew building is now
belug erect cd at thj omet of Tbiid and
llaaoter
vtrovts J he improvement
are amen i.eeam u m
greAt rvue to the company. In the
meantime prepaiawoua u5 "
buiIj a ueW auj almost exhaustive round
house on the aiteZot the Jd buildings
which have been pulled down to make
room for modem improvements. It is
calculated that this new round bouse will
bold all of tbo locomotives of tho road at
one time, should such be necessary. It
will be supplied with all things necessary
ai.dco.e..ieut, among others a turn-table
n he ceutre f 'h building.
v.Arvtmdv CAiiE suiu-a with a Tockftt
Kuifa, al. 'lbie Cutlery, al Jaojbi's
lis 1 ware uepu.
DULY
WILMINGTON, N, C,
Drowned.
Saturday nUht Sergeant Green, of the
police force, discovered several articles of
wearing apparel on a rltt at the foot j of
Market street At th time several boys
wore In bathing but on passing about an
hour afterwards he found the clotbes in
tie same place. Lvory thing was qnie
about the wharf and flat, and taking f r
granted that the owner had been drown d
he carrit! tbe elotbrs to the station house.
Yeaterd.y they were Identified by tbc
mother of DaTid Mallftt, as being 4be
clotbes he wore. Ma Utl has been miss.
lg biuoe Saturday night and persons are
well satisfied that .'ho has me a watery
grave.
Mr. Nath'l jACobi baviut oeen appoint
id agent for the Atlas Plow, parties in
want of this oolorated Plow cm now
hac their orders filled at JAOni's II ird
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st. tf.
City Conrt.
Quite an array of cases awaited the
c moderation of the Mayor this morning,
at the usual court hour, all ot which with
one exception were Saturday night fish,
aud;the result, in most cases, of too much
o lgjulce poison or 'kill-iae quick Jersey
li:htuiiig. :
The first case dJ-posed of was a sailor
min, who bears the strange and unusual
cognomen or John Smith. The charge
ajr'nst him was assault rnd battery, pre
ferred by the captain, who caused his sail
oi's arrest for assaulting one of the other
sailors yesterday on boaid of the British
harouantine Marv Frost. An increase of
$5 In the City. Treasury was the result of
this Investigation, and tbe man who goes
down to the sea in ships was sent aboard
of his versel in a reflecting mood.
Dan Watson and Jim Roan, two colored
lads, aged respectively about ten and
twelve years, weie arrosted Saturday night
by officer Ned. Griffith, charged with
throwing stones and watermelon rinds InU
the market carts and stores r'ong Market
street. The Mayor had a sentence of $5
tine or ten days in the City Prison,
recorded against them, and the mischiev
ous little brats were taken below.
George Johnson, a man of suspicious
looks and suspicious conduct, was arrest
ei by Officer VVoebse on Saturday night,
acting in a very peculiar and suspicious
manner in the neighborhood of Washing
ton's boarding house, on North Water
street. The Major told the defendant he
would give him two hours to leave the
city.
Tha next case called was George liry
ant, colored, charged with disorderly con
duct, on Saturday night, in the neigh
hnrhrwl of tho now Market. Officer
Walker testified that defendant used loud
and boitderoua lauguae, applying several
proIauM fi iteibs to another colored man,
evidently so kiu a difficulty with him,
and refused to cease his abuse after having
been adniouUlud by the officer. His
Honor said he was determined to brepk
up thia habit of cursing on the streets
ud ordered a sonlence oi siu one or wu
days iu the City Prison to be entered
acainst the defendant.
Edward Stanley, colored, was arrested
rm XAtiinlav nitfht on tho corner ot
Iwtlfth and Market streets, charged with
j
threatening to kill his wile and bJs mother
in-law.
The foregoing waa I ho complaint made
at Police Headnuaters by dekudant's
brother-ln law Sheperd, who caused the
mau's arrest, but the charge was after
wards withdrawn and disorderly con
duct substituted by the prosecutor. Offi
3r Ned Griffith iestified that be arrested
the defendant on Saturday night about
111 o'clock undrr instruction of tbe Chiel
of Police, that the pruouer at nisi
said that he would die before he would
allow any one mai to arrt him, but af
terwards euccumUd an ' came a'oug very
quiet'y. The drfrudaut mule au earnest
appeal to tbe Curt fr clemency, urging
that he never hi been guilty of any mis
conduct nor brought before any court
before. The Mayor remarked that as it
was tbe Got o fiance be would imooe a
fine of $5 or give thedefendaut the alter
native of ten days in the City Prison.
This closed the proceedings and tbe
Court adjourned.
Why suffer sleepless nights when your
Babv is not wel ? You can bay Dr. Uall'r
Baby Syrup at all Drug Stores for a cjnar-
lor of a dollar,
Mr. J. A. Springer, who has been ab
sent from tbe city about a month past.re-
turned here Saturday night. 'Lis boll
day this year carried him far into the
West away up into tbe Rocky Moun
uios. We are glad to ee bim looking
better and stronger than when be left
here.
REVIEW;
MONDAY, JULY 26,
Hon. A. M. Waddell on Wednesday
ast addressed the Vermont Democratic
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State Convention in session at Burling
ton. the reports say that he ra doing
plendid work for the party in that State.
Cub omer 'Wny are 'Malt Bitters" so
popular ? ' "
Drupgwt "Because, as a FkxI Medi
cine, they enrich the blood, harden the
mnacles, quiet the nflrves, perfect diges-
nou.
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The Raleigh ATeo; sajs: The Connect
icut Fire Insuronce Company, through
its general agents, W. L. Smith & Co , of
Wilmington, has paid the semi-annual
tax on gross receipts for ' the six ' months
ending June 80. , '
The sunse t yesterday was simply grand.
It 'was one that no artist co ;ld paint nor
the skies of Italy could surpass . The
tints were . innumerable and tbe picture
will long be remembered by those whe
noticed It.
In our report on Thursday of the pro
cefdings of the N C A P A ,on the previous
evening, we etattdj that ilr. Josephus
Daniels responded to tbe address of wel.
come. This wn a mistake. Mr. uanieis
s not a member of the Association, but
delivered the annual address on an 'ivita
tion to do so. We make this correction by
request. I
Judge Buxton has resigned his position
as Judge in the Fourth district to ac.
cept the nomination for Governor. It is in
order now for Mr. Oanaday, who wants
to go' to Congress from this district, to
resign the Collectorship of this port.
Those who know Mr. Oanaday best have
uo doubt that he will immediately hold
on. I
We regret to learn of the death of
Maria Mallett, a very worthy young
colored women, resident in th's city, and
a .' ;acher in D-stilct No. 1 colored 6chool
of Wl'mlngton. The deceased, we learn,
was an exemplar member of St. Lfrk's
(colored) Episcopal Church and also a
member of the choir !u that Church.
To Return.
Mr. R. F Eydea has received a letter
from Capt. B. F. Latham , of the steam
tug Blanch :t in which Capt. L. states
that the tug is now Philadelphia where
she will remain until the latter part tf
August and then return to this city.
Personal.
Rev. Dr. Patterson, Rector of St.
John's Parish, will leave here to night
for Sewanee, Tenn., to attend a meeting
of the Board of Trustees of tho Univer
sity of the South, of which he :s a mem
ber, to be held there in a few days. lie
will be absent several weeks.
A Remedy Worth Trying. 1
Those who have pet canaries or mock
ing birds can well afford to try the follow
ing experiment, which, it is said, has
been successfully tried by a bird fancier
in another part of the State: It is asserted
that if you Keep iu your bedroom a can
ary or mocking bird you will .not 1 3
disturbed by muequitoes, flies, fleas,
roaches or rats. It has been found that no
insect will disturb a sleeper while tbe
birda aro singing. Try it for yourself.
An alligator in the Hirer. .
A large alligator, described as being
some twelve leet long, as large as that
brought down from Black River a few
months ago by Capt. Paddison, is dow
disporting himself in the festive wateis of
the Cape Fear iu roni of th's city, lie
wsn seen near Poiut- Peter ou Saturday,
and was there "shot at, and ou yesterday
afternoon, about 4 o'clock, he wr fouud
sunning himself on a raft 1 -g in'front of
Mr. Tayloi'i m !1, loot of Walnut street.
Tha boys should be cautious about bathing
inthe river unil his gatorship disappears,
and in a mauuer that can be accounted
tor..
' Good Uoatlna; V ater.
Telegraphic advices from Fay etteville
to day indicate that there have been good
rains in the interior and state that there
Is now a plenty of water in the river for
boating purposes. For tbe first time in
weeks, therefore, tbe steamers may bo
expected to run on regular schedule We
do not suppose that jthe freshet will be
large enough to hurt any of the lowland
crops in Bladen county, unless there
should be continued rains. There was 2
inches of rain at Raleigh on Saturday and
there were heavy rains also, we under
stand, on that day, on Deep and Haw
rivers.'
Save yoor money and buy yew Bu,iW
lng tkippliea from AltafTer $ Price.
NO. 130
A Sit'k Man and a Hot sua.
A man gTvtng his name as Charles Mc
Koy, who wps oUce a sailor od the Br,
barq ie George Davis , was brought ta
thia city yesterday morning in a cart Lom
Town Crerk, Brunswick county, des
perately sick with a feyer and in a totally
u iconucious condition. The act was in
tended to be a humane one, no doubt, in
sending the man to the city where he
could receive medical attendance, but the
time delected for conveying the invalid
wis a mobt inopportune one as the sun
was shining with all the intensity of a
midsummer's sun, which, as a matter of
c urse, fi8 there was no covering to the
c xt, accelerated the d;seaae and increased
the fever to a fearful extant, bo much so
that the sick man's pu'sc register d one
hundred ard forty when tLe car
reached n the City UaII between
ten arid eleven' o'clock yesterday
mornlDg. Dr. Walker, the oity p hysl
cian, was immediately sent for and. si,
though the case seemed entirely hopeless,
went to work with the same amount of
assiduity that he would under any other
circumstances for suffering humanity, and
in the course of a few hours succeeded iu
restoring the man to consciousness. Dr.
Wood, Assistant Surgeon in the U. S.
Marine Ilospital, in the meantime was
called also, and made arrangements to
have the sick man transferred from the
City Hall to the Marine Hospital, whjch
was done this morning, and there are
now strong hopes entertained, we hear, of
his recovery.
Capt. Jno. Cowan, Secretary of the
Board of Maglstiates, gives notice in this
issue that a mcsticg of the Magistrates of
the county will be held at the Court
House, on Monday, August 2d, at 10
o'clock, In accordance with the law, for
the purpose of electing a Board of Com
missioners for tho county for the ensuing
two years.
Neither failing teeth, nor the peeping
wrnkles of time, so forcibly tell of ad
vancing years, as yeur gray hair
AYERS VIGOR . restores its color and
makes your appearance more agreeable to
others, as well as yourself. With fresh,
luxuriant hair, the infirmiti es of age are
far less noticeable.
New Advertisements.
Meeting of the Justices
of tiie Peace. ,
JN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 5,
Chapter Hi, Laws 1876-7, the Joaticea of the
Peace for Xew Hanover County are hereby
i
notified to ensemble at the Court House on
Monday, Auguet 2d, 1880, for the purpose of
electing a Board of Commissioners 'for the
County.
The meeting is called at 10 o'clock, A. M.
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By order of the Chairman.
Hr
JOHN COWAN,
iy 26-at MAR wit Beefy.
- Notice.
ALL PERSONS arb hereby
forewarned against harbor
ing or trusting any of the orew
of the Br Barquentine MARY
FKOST, Capt. William, aa no
debta of their contraction will pe paid by tte
Captain or Concigneea
ALEX 8PRUNT SON,
jy 26 3t Star copy Agents.
THE NEW MARKET TO-NIGHT.
rpflE CELEBRATED JUBILEE SING
ERS will, by reqaeat, repeat their Concert,
so that tbe many white friends who were
diappoiated on nanday, can have the pleas
ure of hearing them. Tbe Gallery will be
in reserve or White people only. Admission
free.
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Cold I
gODA WATER, with pure Fruit 8rupa.
Hanyadi Water, Apollinaris Water, Ha1l
orn Water and Congress (C) Water.
For eal by
J AMIS a UUND-.
Draggist,
Jy 8 j Worth Front street.
Notice.
rpHE BULL ADYERTI8ED in Sarurday's
Ravisw was box killed, but I hare him tied
up waitiag for the owner, who is requested
to call for bim at once.
Apnlston, near Wilmington, July 26, 1880.
jy 26-lt O. H. HJC1DE.
Electric.
goon's ELECTRIC HilRBRUSH, the
great Headache and Xeura'gia core, eaa be
found at
J. H. HARDIN'S, Aootheevry
. t, " ' , Aew Jfaiket.
Prescriptions a specialty. Jy
1880.
PLEASE "OTIOE. (
We will beg? ad to receive eoxnmnslcatlonc
from our friends on aay and all subjects o
reneral Intaresl but :
The naae of the writer xntut always be far
alshed to the Editor.
Oommnaiaatlons rcmat be written on only
one aide of the. paper. 1
Personalities most a .voided.
And it is especially aSa partlciilarlT.andej'
Latcod that the Editor oe not always endorse
the views of correspondents, unless so ttakd
in the editorial columns.'
New Advertisements.
, Notice-
HAV N'J 80LD TO HR. W. H. 8tyron
my stock of Cigars, Tobacco,' Ao.f Ao , ,
on Market Street, and while thanking my
Mends and tbe peblio jreneraliy for the rerr
ge&erooa patronage best iweJ upon me bile
in the business, I respectfully aak that the
same bigirea to Mr. Htyron in the future.
jy2M4l WALTER CONE V.
New Books.
rjiHia jflsw RACE, from the German, fcy
A. L Wiater. Louisiana, by Burnett, ilij-
ev, by the aathor of Butlede. The Tirgir ia
Bohemians, by John Esten Cok.e. Crcma-
tion,by an E?e-W!rness. A Tramo Abroad,
by Mark T wain: Thought tbt Breathe, by
Dean H tinier. Memoirs of Prinoa Mettor.
Di h. Twenty Years Inside Life in Wall
Street fctudies In the New Testament, by
Charles 8. Robinson, D, D.
-For sale at
HEINSBERGER'8.2
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Family Bibles,
rJJANDSOMELr BOUND, kultable for
Presents, Ao. Photographs, Albums, all
sizes. Prang's Sunday School Cards, new
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and beautiful designs, Fancy Writing Paper
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and Cards, in boxes. Latest styles, at
BUOK STOlK.
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Wire Netting
SCREENS
j ' For Doors andWindor.-.
Oood to keep oat flies and mosquitoes. -
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Sash, Doors, ! Blinds,
Lumber, and .Building, Material Generally t
ALTAFFEK, THICi & CO.
Faotori Office:
Foot of Walnut st Nutt, near Red Cross st.
THOMAS H- HcKOY,
SUCCESSOR TO
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Boatwri&Iit & McKoy,
Can sell you
GOOD GROCERIES
AS LOW
As Any OUicr House m
V
tho Ci:y
I trust those that know me won't
for a moment think I am ruihin.
Don't take my word' for what I
have written. Come and examii o
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Goods and Prices, and if I can't
convince yon then I will promiso
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to retire from the Grocery busir ees.
We are prepared to sell to Conn-
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try Merchants as low as Le who
sells lowest.
I desire all our Country Frienda
' .
when they visit our city, to como
and see me. ; . i
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iy 2q 5&7 Front St.' -
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