iu
Tins Firxa
joo - .
grroa a rmiTO.
,l'r be dsliv.rad by.earriara,
fW,r, ,uaay put of theeity.attae
,'r is ott per wmL
. ?rui to Md liberal
Lnto" will pU r.port MX aa.
K a, r-i"tr papers regularly.
jl0VM RODDICK
45 Market Street.
tat J. ana Drawers,
rocnmiuufuiP, C: cent, regu'ar
p, Wv t Uu nd
n.li;'juSa Prva bl-rt, $1, Ly Oem
cuC0 . ju w iU i- no other.
M4aliu Sbawls.
t v tmioi out aU our Shetland Shaws
it $1; they ar really worth $3.
(4'' r1 Summer sklrl9 frm
l4.$l.75. A beautiful Ilne-
Ik fruited English Cambric,-10 cents
per jard regular prioe 15 cents.
Pr.ofeJ l'-cific lawns, 12 J centa jvr yaid,
J1 all over the country at 15c.
UIJICK CRAl'KS.
tt's Lf e just received a large Invoice of
Craps In Single, Double and Triple.
Suitable for Veilings and
Trimmings.
ijni.E AUENTS IN THIS CITY
lor the
rYlDOW'S CRAPE, FOUailK I)EEP
' MOUUN1NO.
A i'.i IJilie in Genty Linen Ilandker.
chlefj, $1 CO per Dozen.
LADIES' CPR6ET3.
We hate Ju t receivd a new Corset to re
Uil at centa beauty.
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market St.
jT K
Electric.
gcorra elictrio hiirbrcsu, the
irsat Headache aai Nsura'gla care, can be
fwtld at
J. H. HARDIN'S, Apotbecar,
New Market.
Pfscrlptloaa a specialty. Jy 23 '
IMbtice.
ALL PERSONS an hereby
forewaraed against harbor
Isf ar trmstinf aay of tie ere
4. bu of their eoatraetloB will p paid by Ue
Captaia or oalr
ALKX. 8PRUNT A BON.
Jy33t bur copy - Arents.
1 '
The Lowest Prices
JfOH ALL KINDS OF TRINTINO,
At E. S. WARKOCK'3 Job Office.
Ciel eui in aU at this office before laving
yiKir pi intlng done else where.
(OffitMla ltevkw building.)
lr
For lent.
pROat TUK lit of October 1SS0,
de reekleaee at the BoaUweet
cjraer of KixtH aad Market its.
Ipplj In
iy iMf
Joan L. CANT WELL, .
ho4i. PoeiOffiee.
Cold I
g OA WATER, with para Fralt Byrapa.
Uaayadl WaUr, ApoIUaarU Wat-r, Uatb
orm Water ami Ccaxteu (C) Wakr.
For aa'e by
JaME3 a MDND3,
Dracflt,
iy Wortb Froatetreet.
CHEAP MEAT.
A FEW 11SROE3
-a
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KUtCTEO CAHYaSSlD HAMS,
S
Wt lUaoUatSIX CenU.
Hall & Pdarsall.
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VOL. V.
The Hiaic Canrast
Gor. Jarvla. Democratic candidate
for GoTernor. wc all addret?a the people a
follows: ,
At Clinton, S im pn County, 1 Satur
day, July 31st.
At Kenanvi!l,l)uplin G utty, lues-
day, Anguat 3 1. i i
At Jackaontilld. Cjielow Cmnty.Wod
nerday. A gua
At Trenton, Jore County, Tlinrwlay.
Au ust 6th. " .
At Kinston, L'n. lr 0.un!y, Saturday.
Aogust 7th.
Some other of the Stto C..cvers will
be with bioj at all of thiae appintmrnts
Tilt: MAIL..
Toe tnaiU cloee and arrive ftt the City
Pet Office aa followa :
Northern, threugh and way
mail 6:30 a. tn.
Raleigh 6 30 a. m and 5:00 p. m.
Maila.for the N. C. ILiilmad,
and routca supplied th'ro-
frum, including A. & N. O.
Riilroa-l, at 6;H0 p.m.
Southern mails for all poinw
Sooth, daily 7:45 p. rn.
Western mails (C CR'y) daily
(except Sunday) 6:00 p. m.
Mail for Cucraw fc ,Darhug-
ton i 7:45 p. m.
Walls for pointa between Flo
rence aod Charleston 7:45 p. m
Fayetteville, and offices on
Cape Fear River, Tuesdays,
and Fridays ... LOO p. m.
Fayette villa, via Lumber ton,
dailr. exceDt Suodavs 6:00 p. m.
Onslow O. II. "and intermedi
ate offices, every Monday
and Thursdiv at COO a. ni.
8mithvlIlo mails,! by steam
boat, daily, (except taun-
davsl 10;00a. m.
Malls for Easy Hill. Town
... - V ... I
Creekr Shallotte ana Liittie
River, S. O.l every Mon
day and Thursday at COO a. ;m.
Wilmlngtcn and Black River
Chapel, Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays at 5:00 a. m
OPEN roil DELIVERY . I
Northern through and way 1
mailii 7:00 a m.
Southern Mails 7:30 a. m.
Carolina Central Railway 10:UO a. ra
Stamp Umce open irom n a. uj. w
M.t anof from 2 to 6:30 p. m- Money
Order and Kegistcr Department open
game as stamp office.
General delivery open Irom r:vv a. ui.
to 6:30 p. m and on Sundays from 8:30
to 9:30 a. m.
Stamps for ea!e at general delivery
when stamp office is closed.
Maila collected from street boxes every
day at 3:30 p.-to.
LOCAL NEWS."
New Advertisements.
M. McDosald Notice.
Yatu. Kamlly Bibl a
P Unminaii-Kew Books.
J O aleDS DrogtrUt Ccld I
Ttnnia is defined as all for lawn.
What does the pupil of the eye etuJj?
Taper paddirg serves to build up
waste places.
The politicians doom follows hard
upon his boom. ;
The battles of the union flht between
hnsfeand and wife. !
When a man dranrs an inference he
hould draw it mild. j
Man cannot add one cubit to his stature,
but be can make a horse stall.
A sweetheart is called a turtle dove, ao
a ccqnette must te a mock turtle dore.
Save your money ud Dty our Build
Ing Supplies frcni Altaffer A Frice.
Some people seem to siug thiough the
nose just to save.the mouth to grumble
with. I .
Frank D. Koonce, Eq., of Oqs'ow,
the Greenback spirant for Congress from
this district, is In the city.
Wejdo not like to ccmplain about boys,
but we are of tha opinion that they should
not be permitted to race their velocipedej
oq crowded thorooghfarea.
Full Metal and Walnut Show" Cases, all
stylos and alxes, aT Alt a r fes, PmcK
ACo .
The first sweet poUtoes of the season
were In market this morning. They were
raised on the Sound and were offered for
aale in this city by Mr. Fred. W. Heyer.
When it U fally recognized that o
of the tirat and higbest rights of tba Bib
U tThave a boiu of Dr. Buir. Bab
Syrup, tbere will b more rest for th
hoQsebold and comfort for the UtUo one
r.
Daily
WILMINGTON. N. C THURSDAY, JULY
Easterly winds and a pleasant atmof
phere to dity.
At 8 o'clock today the thermometer in
this office registered but 8G decrees.
The storm signal is lloating here to
day, ft r the firnt time In several montls.
Evil communica-iona corrn t good
manners unless spotted in tim by the
postoffice detectivei
Ton can buy Mo. 1 Cooking and Ilr-ft
Jno.ovesat almost ny price ai Jacob's
lard are Dejvu
StMn? boatmen rpo?t ih Cj Feir as
Again falling quite rapidly, although there
is yet enough for gHd luting puriMjses,
It is potfeible that one of these dtvs a
woman will walk into the grocery ami
blow up the cleik for adulterating her
oleomargarine wih poor butter.
Capt. J. T. Harper, of the steamer
Wocdbcrry. . who injured his arm and
shoulder a few weeks I ago has so far re
covered as to be able to attend to b;s
duties.
Every body can get suited with a Pocka
Knife, also Table Cutlery, at jACoiii's
Hardware Derxt-
It now seems that the steam tug
filauche will not retnru to these waters.
Capt. Latham is in the city and thinks
she will go to Savannah in about one
month.
The busiest man in the world is the
one who has no employment of his own.
lie feels compelled to give such, minute
attention o the details of other people's
business.
There are quite a number of alligators
in the river in the vicinity of Orton
lighthouse. A very large one was also
seen yesterday near Messrs E. Kidder Sc
Son's mills. j
Mr. Nath'l Jacobi having beeii appoint
ed agent for the AUas Plow, parties in
want of this celebrated riov can now
have their orders filled at Jacoiu's Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st. tf.
The travel on the PasnpoU is increas
ing so rapidly that Capt. Harper contem
plates increasing the sizo of his decks and
otherwise altering bis boat for the con
venlenca of the traveling public. The
improvements will be made In the Fall.
We are sorry to tee that the Richmond
Commonwealth, one of the best news
papers in the South, has been compelled
to yield to a monetary pressure and has
suspended publication. Its patrons, how"
ever, will lose nothing, tut its proprietor
Mr. Royall, is considerably out of pocket.
Iusullictent Drainage.
Uncleaned ces-pools, filth of any char
acter, exhalations from masrhy lands, all
thU, poisoning the blood, bring on
Yellow Fever. The sole an i only reme
dy that will act directly upon the Kid
neys and Liver the cleanser of the bloo-
is Warner's Sf Kidney and Liver
Cure, used in connection with Warner's
Safe Pills. 37 2
. Political Meeting.
Our Irirnds and sub30ribers in Pender
are hereby notified that the Grand Mass
Meeting which was to nave been hild at
Point Caswell on Saturday, the 7th day
cf August, h.-s been changed to Friday,
the C h of August This is done to ac
commodate parties from a distance who
would like to attend and return home be
fore Sunday. Eloquent speakers will be
jn attendance and a good time may be ex
pected. Oome onel Com9 al!! say our
Point Caswell friends
nishnp Atkinson's Condition.
We regret sinceiely to learn that unfa,
vorble news has been received in this city
in regard to the condition of th 3 venerable
Bishop of this Diocese, who is now iu
Baltimore, where he has been for several
weeks past, tinder tredicil treatment. Col.
Jno. W. Atkinson, of this city, a son of
Bishop Atkinson, received a telegram from
his brother, Dr. Atkinson, of Baltimore,
this morning summoning him to h?s father s
bedside at once. Col. Atkinson wLl leave
by the first train, and will we trust reach
Baltimore in time to see his much beloved
and venerable father once m re.
Cuaomer "Why are 'Malt Bitters" ao
popular? '
r-r, rrrri.it "Uccausa. S3 a rood Medi
cine, they enrich the blood,, harden the
muscles, quiet the nerves, pence ui6t
iou." i 12 4
trn.,.lnptnn District
a . " ;
m 1 1 'f nnarfprlv TnPftinK far
the Wilmington District, Methodist iu
Church cwuin. .
.f rm( St .Toiv SI. An? 1
Wilmington, at ifth St, Aug. i-8
Aug 7-8
m ii "IV 17 rr in Chanel. Ausr 10-11
topsail, ' . i ir
nnnlln AUS
,
From the; Census
There are In tha Third Waid in this
city four pairs of twin all living within
100 yards of each other, the eldest cf
whom are not over, three years of age.
Four are white and four are colored
children. ,
The V ery First.
The first scuppernong grapes ot the
season were rrought in to us to-day by a
venerable bachelor 1 friend of ours who
lives on Mark t street, not very far East
of St. James' Church. This is as close
a we dare designate him, as he has pos
itively forbidden w to mention his name
We thank him sincerely f r his kindly
remembrance of us.
joint Meeting of Cormnlssionera and
Magistrates.
The Boar 1 of Magis rates and Board
of County Commissioners meet on Mon
day next in joint session forj the purpose
of making a tax levy for the ensuing
twelve months. The Commissioners have
agreed that C3 cents on the $100 will le
sufficient for the county's Deads during
the next twelve months, which it is sup
posed, ot course, the Board ot Magistrates
will readily concur in. Of this 63 cents
levy it is proposed by the Commissioners,
ai was stated in yesterday's Beview, to
nut aside 10 cents as a sinking fund to
meet the bonded jdebt of tha county, falU
ing due in 1887. v.
In addition to this .joint meeting of the
two Boards, the Justices of the Peace are
called together by the Chairman of the
Board of Magistrates for the purpos3 of
electing a Board of County Com-
missioners, to serve for the next two
years commencing in January, 1881.
We do not know what ticket will be pre
sented for election, but if the presen
Board of Commissioners will consent to
accept office again, their past services
are certainly a good recommendation for
re election. - i
The Criminal Couri meets also on the
same day as the two county boards men
tioned above, but we presomo His Hon
or will adj urn his Court until 12 or 2
o'clock of that day and allow the magis
trates and commissioners the use of the
Court House until they dispose of their
business, which we imagine will not cona
sumo more than two hours at tbe!farthest
Neither failing teeth, nor the peepiDg
wrnkles of time, bo forcibly tell of ad
vancing years, as your gray hair
AYERS VIGOR restores its color and
makes your appearance more agreeable to
others, as well as yourself. With fresh,
luxuriant hair, the lnhrmiti es ot ae are
far less noticeable.
, Keep Ahead.
i
One of the grand 83crots of success m
life is to keep ahead in all ways prssible.
If you once fall behind, it may be very
difficult to make up the headway which is
lost. Oue who begins .with putting aside
some part of his earnings, however small.
and keeps it up for a number of years, is
likely to become rich before he dies. One
who inherits property, and goes on year
by year spending a little more than his
income, will become poor it he lives long
enough. Living beyond their means has
brought multitudes of persons to ruin in
v m
our generation. It is toe cause pi niae-
tenths of all the defalcations which have
disgraced the age. Bankers and business
men in general do not often help them
selves to other people's ! money until
their own fund begins to fa!l
off, aod their expenditures exceed
their receipts. A man who is in debt
walks in the midst of perils. It cannGt
but impair a man's self respect to know
that he is living at the expeusa of others
It is also very desirable that we should
keep somewhat ahead in our work. This
may not be possible in all cases; as, for
instance, when a man's work is atsigned
to certain fixed hours, like that of the
operatives in a mm, tat mere are cer
tain classes of people who can choose their
time for the work which they are called
to do, and amougst them there are some
who invariably put off the tak assigned
them as Ion 2 as possible, and then come
to its performance hurried, perp'exed,
anxious.- confusedin auch a state of
mind as certainly nnnts tnem ior awing
their best work. Get ahead and keep
ahead, and your success is tolerably sure.
Japanese parasols are very fashionable.
The Teddo shade is flat and made in about
sixteen pieces ; it is lined, but the lining
Is agalcst the ou'side, so that the frame
shows. The mounting is very elf gant
when made ot gilded steel and produces a
very good effect. The handle "is short and
thick. Sometimes there ia a bouquet on
the ring which cloaea the anaue, ana some
times there is one on the gore of the shade;
on the inside is painted a Japanese figure
29, 1880, NO. 133
Wou:l You.
Would you keep your rosy complex
ion, wer thick soled shoes. i
Wou'd you eniiy quiet content, do
away with airs and pretences.
Wou d you have others respect your
opinions, hold and never disown tbcnj
yourself. .
Would ye n have good health, go out in
the sunshine. Sickness is' 'worse tban
freckles. i
Would ou respect yourself, keep your
heart and body e'ean.
Would you retain the love of a friend,
do not be selfishly exacting.
Would yon gin tha confidences f bus
iness men, do not try to support the style
of your employe.
Would you never bo told a lie, do cot
ask personal q'lestior s.
Would you Bleep wtll and have! a good
appetite attend to your business.
Would you have the respect of men,
., ,,: ..,if : j I i
never permit yourself to indulge m vul-
gar conversation.
For SnakeBlte.f
As the season for snake stories and
snake bites is at hand, a correspondent
writes advising huafers, fishermen, and
all seekers after pleasure in woods and
fields to take with them on their tours a
supply of ammonia, which, he says, tak
en inwardly Js an almost certain remedy
for the bite of the most poisonous reptiles.
When taken inwardly the ammonia
should be diluted with water, but taken
in as larje and strong a dose as the
patient can well swallow "without taking
the skin from the mouth and throat, and
it should also be applied at the same time
to the wound until the pain and swelling
are subdued. Ijhe writer says he has seen
this simple remedy tested mny times
both in the tropics and in this country,
with complete success, and has never
known it to fail even in the case of the
most venomous reptiles.
Window Glass all sizes at AltaOTer &
Price'3. f
i .Exhalations.
From the matter that creates malarial
Fevers Yellow Fever and its kindred
ilments, are not cognziable by the
eenses, but imperceptibly locate iu the
blood, poison it, and originate the dis
eases named. Warner's Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, used In connection with War
ner's Safe Eills, is the only blood 'dri
ller known. -
New Advertisements.
Notice. I
HE SHINGLE AND TIMBER BU3I-
T
AE38 of the la'e James Johnson will ba
continued by the undersigned. I can be
found at Mr. J. H Strauss' tore on the cor
ner of Water and Chestnut streets.
Liabilities not awumed.
jy 30-d3t-wlm. M. MoDONALD.
Notice-
HAVING 80LD TO MR. W. H. Styron
my stock of Cigars, Tobacco, Ao., Ac ,
on Market Street, and while thanking my
friends and the pnblie generally for the verr
generous patronage bestowed upon me while
in the business, i respectfully ask that the
same be giren to Mr. Htyron in the future.
jy"i3-tAl ' WALiTJCK UOJh.X.
Lost.
QN BOABD STEAMER PASSPORT, on
tie 21st inst , a small (Ladies) GOLD NECK
CHAIN AND LOCKET. Anyone finJlnc
i :
the same and returning it to W. H. Barr, at
Kidder's Mill, or leaving it at the Review
office, will be suitably rewarded.
jy J7 3t
New Books.
i
rpHE NEW RACE, from the German, by
A. L. Wister. Louisiana, by Burnett Mis-
i . j ... ,
sy, by the author of Rutledge. The Yirginia
Bohemians, by John Fsten Cooke. Crema-
tion.by an Ej e-Witness. A Tramp Abroad,
by Mark Twain; Thoughts tbt Breathe, by
leao Stanley. Memoirs of Prince Matter
ed h. Twenty Years Inside Life in Wall
Street. Studies in the New Testament, by
Charles 8. Robinson, U. V. I.
For sale at,
I
jy 28
! HEIN8BERGE&'845
Family Bibles
JANDSOMELT BOUND, attitabla for
Presents, Ac Photographs, Albums, U
i -
sizes. Prang's Sunday Behoof Cardi, new'
and beautiful designs, Fancy Writing Paper
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and Cads, in boxes, Latest styles, at
BUOK STORE,
jy 2S
PLEASE &OTICE.
' I '
We will begJad to receive eommnaicatlont
from oar fries ! on aiy and all subjects o
general istarect bat :
The name of the writer must always bo for
nished to tha Editor. -
Communlcatlonj most be written on otly
one side of tha papr
Personalities man .voided.
And it is especially anporwcnlarly'nzuier
stood that the Editor uotv not always endorse
the views of correspondenUj unless so rtatcd
in the editorial oolauna."
I
Now Advertisements.
Wire Netting
SCREENS
For Doon and Windows.
Good to keep oat Hies and mcjqaitces. '
Also,
Sash; Doors, Elinds,
Lnmber, and ,BsiIdIng; Material Generally k
ALTAFFEB, HUCE & CO.
Factor: - OtBee?
Foot rtf Walnut st Xutt, neir Kwi Croat st.
jy . '
Hornpr SctioqV
OXFORD, N. O.
mHIS SCHOOL has been onJer its presort
L management for the last T went? -Nine
Years, It sets cn no claim to pre-eminence.
bat ii the mental and moral training of boyr.
it ackno wledges no superior. This baetii
:uuned by the high standard the Students
from this tchool have maintained in the va
rious t'ollejfea and Universities of the eoar-
-7Y' ittur oar patrons laai no pains
win be soared to furnish the .ehnr.l witk th
a. Tar - - .
best Kdnc&tional Advantages. Tha next
Session begins the ICth of Augaat.
For Catalogue Applv to
iuly2-lm j. n. HOUNVR.
The Cosmopolitan Bar
J8 THR PLACE TO GET ANY AND all
of th9 fancy, delicious cooling drinks of tto
Season. Ice cool Lager always on hand
None but the very best of Lwaors d ait on t
at this liar. Cigars of the bat brands. can
always be fouid at the Cosmopolitan.
JOHN CARROLL, Prop.,
jy6 .No. 12 Markets'. ,
Received this Bay
50
CASES ROEDEBEE AlCO. (
J DRY EOWZY CUAMrAOME ,
FRE8U FROM BOUD,
At Importor'sTrice
GEO...MYEKS. Aenf
CAS Ed I BENCH liLtANP Y. j
From BoaTTtJi " Day,
And for sale at Importer's Prices.
Only $l,50for.a Hottle tf
i . "
Imported French Uran!y,
At ,
GEO. MYKilF..
25 Tubs GILT EDGE laUTTEii,
SO CENTS A FGUS D, .
Choicest Grass ButUr
WINES AND4LIQUOR3,:of tcBt.gradef,
At Popular Prices.
GEO.WERS,
Nos. 11, 13, 16 South'Frcnt eU
may 27 ' .
CHAS.KLSIN,
nniertato ani CaS&tiMaicr.
Princess Street. In Basement of th
Jcxirnal Eail'aing
WILMINGTON, .N. O. j
A fine assortment of CofLns and Cas
kets constantly on hand. Furniture Kepairtd,
Cleaned and Varnished. Orders by tele
graph .r mail promptly tl ' t b
For Safe.
PERFECTLY NEW. OFFICE SAFE,
Mosler, Bahmana A Co., manufacturers,
combination look, weight 1,500 lb.
For sale cheap. Apply at
moh 3 tht nrrw.r.
Hot Weather is Upon
TTs l
JTjOvVN WITH HIGH PRICES. Bty
your Bhirts at bottom figures at the factory
i .
Ti "Congress" aod "Eoyal" stiU.keep tie.
lead. Look at prices; "Conjfrefs" 75 ctats,
equal to any $1 Shirt; "Royal" (Octnts.
qua! to any'f L25 Shirt on tie market.
J. ELSBACQ, Manufacturer, i
' 1
fe 24 Nr. 3. 'Market s.
Rlrs. SI J- Baker9
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, '
Wilmington, N..C.
Corner Third and Orange 8 tree t.
IANOY GOOD8, Notions, Hats, Upnnets,
K lite. Flowers, Feather?, OrnamenU of
all kinds. 'Will renew and wort: orer all
kinds of old hair, braidj, combings, Ae., root
them and make tvm eqial i W sew. Old
Hats made to look like tlwy were taw. Call
and sea my specimens of work.
jelO ! ' MRS. B. J. BAKER
i
pOR SALE LOW. Bills Liiis, Charur
Partya, Inspector's Certificate, Crop Liens
Bivtr Steamers Baoaiots, Ae,
EaaWARROCK.
(In,RviewBaadlsf) Job Frls'er,
apl 9 '
iy xi