-
TUI8 F1PIB
Vutd trj afternooa. Bnadays
IO M II
T. J A M B
ttfli piMiPUKTOJU
tlI KiFTio.N8.mrrAaE paid.
,,r IS 00 BU montlu, SI 50 ; Three
,.vni.Sl ; Oae month, Menu.
rt paper will b delivered byearriars,
' orator ntil"rwMk-
,-Sabaeribere will please report any aac
. ri:ur f rwT their papn regularly .
B80VYN .VRODDIOK
45 Market Street.
Ofiit Jou Drawers,
,l!r !. in inufactur, -i cents, regu'ar
!..'". Call and examine.
pit
Y.u' -mie Drevi ilirt, $1, try them
,,mv ai.il yu will use no other.
Mih.Ui d Shawl.
We . rising out all our Shetland fchaw!s
at $1; t!j r i11? worth
Coloral Summer Skirts, from COc
to$:.T0. A beautiful line.
Wide Printed English Caaxbric, 10 ccxls
per j it J regular price 15 cents.
Printed Pacific lawns, 12' cents p?r yard,
sol 1 aH over tbe country at 15c.
I) LACK CllATKS.
We lave jus: received a large invoice o
Crapes In Single, Double and 1 riple.
Suitable for Veilings and
Trimmings.
MILK AUKNTS IX THIS CITY
for tbo
Vll(VS CHAPE, FORTIUS l)EEl'
EST MOUKNINU.
A Irhe in Gents Linen Handker
cbiffa, $1 50 per Dozen.
LADIES' CORSETS.
We have just received a new Corset to re
tail at 75 cents a beauty.
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market St.
JT 17
A RARE .OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
LADIES !
WE ARE 8KLLING at Reduced ericas
Ladle'. Him and Children'! Dretwe
tad Uade wear. Trimmed and On trimmed
Uata and Bonnet, latent styles.
W will sell nQ oar Stock of above named
aiticlM at RtDUOED PRICE to make
room for fall tro'da.
llalr Work aad Stamping solicited.
MIS ESS KAUKKIt & McQOWAX.
jvlT
For Rent.
pROU TUB 1st of October 18S0.
tbe raald-ince at the Southwest
eraer of Sixth aad Market its.
apply to JOHN L. OA ITT WELL,
jy Iftf Box 4 9, Port Offiee.
CLYDE'S
Mow York
AND
Wilmington.
Steamship
N. C.
Line.
THE STEAMER
BENEFACTOR.
CAPT. JOKES,
WILL BAIL FROM JEW YORK 0
SATUBDAY, August 2L
VV- Shippers eaa rely npoa the promt t
f a 1 1 1 T JC of BtMatn as advertised.
For Freight Eafefeaaats apply to
XUOS. K. DO.tD, 8ap't,
WUainl-, N. O.
Til CO. O. EQIK, Freight Art.
3ew Yrk.
WkL P. CLYDE A Oa.
IS Broadway, New fork.
am 17
Excursion.
THK MET HO DIRT 8 OF FRONT BT
ha cfe prrpnm tt havo thir pMtpoaed
I leartLia dw Lb uivar t KaithvilU and
U totU. oa WkD.NE.HU 1 Y AKXT per
Btaaar PaMport
Tickets iOe; childraa aader IS years and
HTUtlUl. L.t, llAx.f riL. Dock AtHli
o'eJock. a
lirir
VOL. V
CHEAP BEADING!
For the Campaign.
The Daily Rxtnw, to Dec. M,
i
for
$1.00! '
The WlLMINQTOM JoUttKAL to Dec.
1st, for 60 cental
Tbe Wilmikotok J DQNAii, published
rery Frl lay, give H of tbe now of tbe
week! -
The Dailt IUvucw, published every
afternoon, gives tbe news of tbe day and
f
tbe latest market reports. 1
Address
i Josn. T. Jaues,
Wilmington, N. O.
LOCAL NEWS.
Nmw Advertisements.
Williams A If eacHiaea. Bagfing , Tic,
Twine, Floor, Bacon, Molasses, 8ngr,4c.
T atm Attention Clubs
P HaiaaiBaasa Bate Heliotrope Water
Window Glass all aixea at. bluffer &
Price'sJ 1 t
Title of Tanner's lecture Vindication
of tbe watermelon.'
Save your money and , buy your Build
log Supplies from Altafler& Price.
If a man adjourns sine die when ho
actually dies, he adjourns subjoct to call.
Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all
styles and a tees, at Ai.taffkb, Piuck
& Co's
The iteamship Regulator, Captain
Doane, arrived here from WewYork this
afternoon, j
The river continues to fall, and now
there is only ssven or eight feet of water
on tbe shoals. :
There will be a meeting of the Han
cock, English and arvis Club at Mnnds'
Ilall, to-morrow evening, at 8 o'clock.
The city authorities are having the
brick wa'ls above and around the Rock
Spiing repaired. A much needed im
prov.ment.
We acknowledge tbe pleasure of a call
towlsy from Frank D. Koonce, Esq., of
Onslow, the prospective candidate for
Congress on the Greenback ticket.
Tbe PaMsjport took down this morn
ing a goodly crowd of blackfishermen.
There Is an' easterly wind to-day, how
ever, and we fear tbat their-Inck will ncl
be much to brag on.
Bear in miod tbeexeursion to be given
to-morrow on the steamer Passport by
tha ladies of Front Stroet M. E. Charch.
Tbe boat will lesve her wharf at 8
o'clock and will visit Smilhville and the
Forts.
By an order rtcently issued by rosj-
master General Key, on aod after next
October 1st no postal card mail matteis
other than the card regularly prescribed
by law, will be forwarded through the
mails for less than letter rates.
Window Glass of all sizes, Dow, Sash
and Blinds, Builders' Dardware.&o Low
eat prices at Jaoobi's.
One of the recent rulings of the Post-
office Departme at is as follows: 'An or
der for goods is a document upon which
suit may be maintained. It bas, there
fore, a monetary value aod is snl ject to
first claw rates of pnatage.'
Whoever d:d a real kindness for another
without feelicg a warm glow of satisfac
tion creep into some shady corner of tbe
beart and fill it with sweetnrss and peace"
It is like .tying a kuot of violets and
mignonette into tbe 'buttonhole, just
where thtir perfume may rUe dellcious'y
to oar sense all day. j
Tbe Pleasures it Hope.
When tie body ij bowed with pain an
inleuse longing for relief brings hope.
Tha may b igi.teu the suffering but it
does txA cure. At a time bke this bow
wrlomie is such a friend as "Warner's Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, bringing hope
aud h ppineas and the j ys of renewed
life aug 7
It is said that a lot of men and brethren
were engaged last night to carry the
tr Apparencies from the p!ace where they
wee stored. down to tbe rendezvous of Ibe
GraenbAcker and that as they passed
along tbe streets they cheered lustily
for Gar field while the Wearer transpar
encies shown abqo their beads.
f
LI
WILMINGTON, N. TUESDAY, AUGUST
The New Dridcji.
We were slightly in error yesterday m
tatiog tbat the new iron frame tri-lge t
the passenger depot of toe W. & ! W. .no
W C & A. IUilroaia on Front street
w is not completed. We n-.Te sioce taken
occasion to examiue the structure for our-
nelf and we find tht evory.hioe in fiuish-
el and completed and we will add, tbe
truature is qui'e an ornamtnt to that
part of tbe city.
I'euder connty is pretty eU at;rreu op
on political uettioLS. Tb- rej are lois oi
MPpiranUon ootbsnteatl the hocpe v. no
are out for evtijf olSce in tbe g it ot the
poop.e ALU ww, are w.nng w.wniw
tbenisoires tor ibc puu.ic goo i. in-
ahriyJty seems to be the principal
prize and tbe canUMatcs lor tuis trace
may be counted by the score.
Arrested for au A lira y.
Jos phine Pkford and Ancie Jane
Sherman, two sable-hued damsels, about
the color of Shakespeare's Othello, tht
Moor, ecg'ged in an altercation tLis
morning on the corner of Third and Dock
streets, which , resulted in an affray,
during which the damsel Josephine re
ceiveu a severe gash on the head from a
brick In the hands of the damsel Annie
Jane Sherm m. It ended i. e., the affray,
la tbe two being arrested and carried to
the Guard House when Josephine was
discharged after Dr. Walker bad dressed
her scalp wound, and the girl Annie Jane
was held for a further hearing and locked
up In a cell.
The Greeubackers.
The demonstration made by the Green
backers last night was not by any means
a very imposing affair. As a means cf
affording amusement to outsiders it was
much more of a success than as a political
demonstration. The procession was fear
fully slim, a dozen or so transparencies,
with noma verv neenliar inscriptions,
carried by and followed by about thirty
voters, all headed by a fife and drum mus-
ical orcnestra, being about tbe extent of
the parade.- The principal speakers were
Col. J. R. Winston, of the Greensboro
B acon, a Greenback newspaper, Mr. A.
R. Black, the Republican candidate for
Superintendent of Public Instruction, who
occupied a very prominent seat on the
stand, and Mr. FiankD. Koonce, of Ons
low, who aspires to the Greenback comi
nation for Conpref s and the elorv of a de-
featbv Shackelford. The affair was ex
ceedingly tame to all but those who stood
.t -t5 i l ii i l
in me ouisairis oi me tuuii urowu uu
ho went there to fee amused. The
speaking too place in front cf tbe old
Market House.
Everybody can get suited wiiba lckit
Knife, also Table CQtlery, at Jacoui's
Uardware Derxit-
Bishop AtlUnsou's Health.
From Ool. John W. Atkinson, who
returned to this city last Light from the
bwcet aprtaRS, va., we tesrn mas cisnop
Atkinson's health is much improved from
.... .1 n t I ii .
wnatit was wnen ine uoiooei was caneu
hence to bis father's bedside in Baltimore,
some two weeks or more ago. We are
delighted to learn from CulJ AtKinson's
own lips that while in the very nature of
u n- I
uuuga iuo
nently lecover bis "former health, still j
there is a chance and even a prospect I
of his being spared to bis family and
friends In this Diocese several years;
longer at least, although his accustomed
Igor, we are sorry to learn, has depart
ed fore?er. It is the L uhop s intention,
we hear, to linger at tbe Springs Id Yir
ginia until September to try and pa.hcr
trength enough to journey to Asheville.
in this State, where it is thought by his
.irin thAt. owlmi to tbe salnbrions
ayuj w - v
climate of that locality, his health will be
more bereSud than anywhere elfce.
Good Hotels.
Hqtel accemmodatious for travellers are
oi the greatest importance to persons who
bave to move about the country ou bus
oes, or to viit Niagara, Saratoga, While
Wounta-ns, Coney Island, L-mg Branch
or other summer resort. 'Just where to
go' U what every man wanU to know
when be leaves homa. The Grand Union
Hotel! T opposite Grand Central Depot;
NewYoik C ty, U a very popular re-
sort, because the attendance there is
prompt aad aatUfactory. The charges
tM reasonable and tbe menage couple::
tSramllieecaa ive better (of 1.
moner at tbe Grand Union Hotel than
g.j my otner nrvt-iasa uuv m mo city
.. . U.I.I I. .1 r.
Ba careful to see tbat Grand Union Hoi
.-i i. K fm whpri vn enter. I
ICI VU o
you can. bay No Cooking and Heats
Ingdtoves 'at almost any price at Jaeoura
lUrdwaro Depot.
REVIEW.
Tbe Fast Mail Schedule.
We "earn from Captahi Jno". F. Divine
ine ccurteons Supertntendent of the'W
w and W. C & A. Railroads, tht
tQe notice of ibe proposed transfer of
tarouun registered mail pouches tele
grpni iirum Washington city on the
l'J'b iaet-, to go int. effHct on' toe 23d of
I tbis month, baa nothing whatever to do
with the Jat mail in contemplation on
thQ Atlantic Seaboard betv.e n New York
anaooutbera cities. CJapt. Dmne says
bis imDression is that the ft mail wiM
t , f . mriAt,nff f
the Southern PAilw4V Tim4 Con-ention.
Thg conventioa wi!1 te oomnofied.of all
tha AU u y. Eai rrtad SauerintendeLts,
n, takes placi in New York city on the
llth of Octob r. Between that date and
tha lat of November, we are told, the
probability is that the fast mail schedule
wiu so into efft hi h , to rf th
J newspapers in Wilmington on tbe night
of the day on which they are published in
iiew lork.
Mutilated coin.
People seem to forget that the treasury
does not redeem mutilated coins at thefr
valae. It simply buys them as bullion
Take these coins to the nominal amount
of $20, and if they are not mutilated the
government will redeem tham at
though ther actual Talae
i.fio. il.iifftW a,. Qn mnua0A
. , - - " vj mm a w tUUVtlSlliVU
so as to be deprived in the aggregate or
5 per cent, of their valae, the govern
ment will only take them as bullion and
give about $15.70 for them. Of course,
p ople will not sell these coins to the
government at adiscouut of 20 per cent.
or more from their face value, so long as
they can pass them at par. But it is to
tne,r merest to refuse bored and clipped
fractional currency, when tendered, as
tbey have a perfect tight to do. If those
l i i f - .
wnose Dusmcss involves an extensive use
of fractional will make it an invariable
rule to refuse tbe mutilated pieces, their
example will be generally followed, and
tne practice of Btealing silver by boring
or otherwise mutilating coins will be
"topped because it will no longer pay.
August Meteors.
During the past few nights, when the
kies wear clear, an unusual tumber of
uietecrs have been seen, some of them
quite brilliant. These are the gAugust
meteors. Generally the display reaches
"a maximum about the middle of the
month, a he August shooting stars are
remarkable for the trains of light that
manv larA trailing hh?nii thm to nrol!
i j &
a8 great 8 29 tbat they sometimes attain
Unlike the November meteors, they do
noi aispiay memseives in a nery snower,
because they are more evenly distributed
along their orbit. Like other meteor
streams, they follow the track of a smai
comet. Their radiant point is in the con-
tellation Perseus, which is now low down
in the northeast. In consequence of this
poBitloQ of tbe radlank pointf th8e meteor8
may be 8een early in the evening,starting.
apparentT Cfar the herizon, and shoot-
" '
ingnoward through the zenith,
The difficulty of administering medicine
to young children is entirely overcome by
asinS Vr Bil 8 Blby jrU?' tLe J8afeft
m06t pleasant and efficient remedy for
the little ones, frice 25 cents.
The dryest boots have the biggest 'creek.
Dif&cult lock to pics Coe from a bald
bead.
tvery 6umroer traveler abould bave a
lioea duster and a happy disrasitioa.
Under the rule of thermometers very
bight the fan is mightier than the sword,
Tbe man who commits suicide before
next November is a recreant and a traitor
to his party.
The absence of debtors during the sum
mer season mikes it imj ossible for their
credi tors to sfford to leave town,
The lady who goes into society to Sght
tbe baU,e bfeoCcnt has great trouble to
, . , S . M.
he powder dry in warm weather, j
lU. .. . . . ,
Everything in nature Indulges in
amusement. The lightning i plays, the
wind whistles, the thunder rolls, the snow
flieg tbe wtve8 jp fieida emile.
, . , . , : . -
Evea the buds shoot ani the river, ran.
See a woman on horseback in another
u r A r JuiSt
Speer's Fort Grape Wine ia made, tbat is
- " I
so highly esteemed by tbe medical pro
tession for tha. use of invalids, weakly
persona and tbe aged. Sold by Druggists.
17, 1880.
NO. 149
1 Great Enterprise.
The Hop Bitters Manufacturing Com-
p iny is one of Rochester s greatest bust
ness enterprises. Their Hop Bitters have
reached a sale beyond all precedent,
having from their intrinsic value found
their way into almost every household in
the Iao'1. Graphic.
New Advertisements.
BaggiDS, Ties, Twiuo,
1 400 Soils Cotton Baff i g,
4,500 hmndlea if aw aad Pieced Ifes,
1,000 Lbs Cotton Bagging Twba.
Flour, Bacon, Molasses.
1,100 BbW 8apar to ?atra faadl-,
260 Boxes P rk Strips,
Bi&oadd aad D S Bides,
210 Bhds aod Bb's Porto Rico, New Crop
Cuba aad New Orleans Molaues,
, Sugar, Coffee, &c.
J00 Bbls Sugar, Cot Loaf, Oranulated
Standard A, Kxtra U aad C.
I 27ft Bags Coflee,
Lagujra aad Java,
: - f 100 Boxes Pure Assorted Candy,
ltO Tubs Choiee Lear Lard, r
175 Boxes Starch,
200 Boxes Lye and Po'.aah,
l?6 Boxes Laundry Soap,;
Tobacco, Snaff, Paper, Matches, 8hot,
vtjr.r, vuiKer, noop iron, Bpirit Barrels
c. For aaie low by
WILLIAMS A MURCHI80N,
au IT Wholesale Groeer A Com Vffcr.
House Wanted.
SMALL HOUSE containing four or
fite rooms. Address,
terms.
aulS3t
statins; location and I
TENANT,
I
p. a 213.1
Attention Clubs.
ANOTHER LOT OF
Campaign Goods
JUST RECEIVED. Country Olubs (Dem-
oeratio and Republican) will do well to rend
In th.lr ,d.r. ,.oa for Were.,
Fl., (wilhn.mwofo.ndid.iM cTlnMc?"JZt"a aumgvuoiag fe.iorc. xf..tM.
thie). Chinese Lanterns, Ae., at
BOOK STORE.
au 16
THOMAS H- iltlcKOY,
, SUCCESSOR TO
Boatwriglit & McKoy,
Offers to the trade this week :
gQQ. Barrels Flour, j
' .' i; " ' . .' :
50 000 Lbi Dfy8U r..B. Bides,
jq Tierces Fairbanks Lard,
. rf Tubs do dj,
I ;
Bbls Sugar,
100 Bblj MoUg8e8'
150 Bigs Coflee,
'
100 Pkages Cracker,
800 LM Cnnd Gocdi,
' . .
500 BoxM p -
100 BoM Htircj
1 CO IckTe, biqoor
'
100 Bcxaa Candy,
Aad lets of other Goods too ntnun us to
mention. Daily receipts of Fresh Go Is
Stock always1 cqial to the demand. Ask
your neighbors who have purchased from as.
bow prices empire .ith other Heases. Ail
umuiu. uoms udMene.
Grocer aad Liqaor Dealer. ;
aali
FOR aaLJt LO W. Bills Lading Charter I
Partvs.'Iaspeeior's Oertifieates. Groo lAm a 1
u. ut ' I
S. . WARROCX, I
(la Review BaBdiar)
Job Friatar.
apt
PLEASE ffOTICE. ' '-. T
We will begfad to receive eomxnnnicatloni
from oar friends on aay and all snbjcets o
C eaeral lateresi but t
The name of the writer mutt alwsys be for
ttlthedlo the Editor. ?
Oomavnleatioaj aut be written: oa otly
one side of theapar.
Personalities mad -v voided.
And It is especially m particularly .'under
stood that the Editor feu not always sudors e
the views of correspond w ti, unless so itat 4
in tha editorial eolaans.
Kew Advertisemonts.
Heliotrope Water I
In Each Drop there is a Charm,
A Flora! Eases c of EiquUita Fra
grano, so highly concentrated that a ft w
drops will leave its peculiar and delightful
Perlume upon the Handkerchief for assy
days. For sale at
n U i HEI.VSBKRGER'S.
TJleat, aieat.
gQ do BELLIES,
20 dai STRIP?,
gQ Bbls MES3 PORK,
For sale bj
Hall & Pearsall.
au 13
Wire Nettinsr
SCREENS
For Dooriand Windows.
Good to keep out flies and mo3quitoes.
I Also,
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Lumber, and Bailding Material Generally I
ALTAFFER, PRICi & CO.
Faetorv: OSieei
Foot of Walnut st. Natt, near Red Crosa et.
au 16 . .
Virginia Military Institute
LEXINGTON) V I R G I F J 1 A .
Session Opens 1st Scitre
rriHE REPORT Af th Hnr!l T!a, 1 r
I J- aminers for 187& oloei thus:
In conelusioD, your Committee cannot too
I uuuiBugo, ine a
DDT combinminn r.f tha
military system of instruction with tbe do
partments of science and of 1 terar j culture,
and the more ennobling culture of thelj3rt
and souL Nowhere else hava n An ihi.
combination so complete and ow'eet.
We cannot s oeak of it too highly, ltiauch
a svetem as fits a puoilfor life ani f.r deaili.
Under its euidance he is aure to t d &I
the path of duty, virtue and honor.
IBigned) - i
Chablks Oavibs, LL. D,
Wm. F. Babbt, Maj-Oen. U. B. I. ,
D. H. Cochbabt, LU D. )
Brooklyn PoL Inatitute.
J. Wabbih Obisbst, Kentucky.
Address FBANCld U. bMlTB,
an 11 -flt 8nperintndnt
Mrs. S. iJ., Baker-
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY,
Wilmington, N. C.
Corner Third and Orange Btreets.l
TANOY GOODS, Notions, Hats, Bonnets,
r lowers, reatneri. urn.mnti nf
all kinds. Will renew and work over all
kinda ot old hair, braids, combings, Ac, root
them and make, tem equal to new. Old
Hats made to look like thev were raw. Call
and see my specimens of work.
jeiO MRS. H. J. BAKER.
M.CROHXY, Auctioneer.
BY CRONLyI& ilOBKIS.
Commissioner's Sale of ,
Valuable Real Estate.
"g Y TIRTUE OF A DECREE.0 7 TBE
Baperior Court, I will sell at public aneticn
on If oaday, the 6th day of September next.
at 12 o'clock. If., at the Court IIodm
this city, the following described propertr.
to wit :
That larjre and commodious Mck dwellhijr,
eontaining 14rooms, aituaf ed on ront stret
and well known as the rrsfdanM of th lat
VII W. Hall, deceased. Fize of lot 63 ft rn
Front atreet, max Ing back 160 feet. ;
I Uso. that Ixrtrm t . a.rn Dvallinir
13 rooms, situated on the North aid of Mar- i
ket street, between Second and Third
,!r"tJr,li,imedj4tlT Wet of and adblain
tbe LoBsMt corner, and at present occupied
"7 r. . w . rotter. Size or Lot 40 fet On
aa rktt street, running back 132 feet.
xerms unerai and made known at aaie.
m AL&X. T. LONDON. Wr.
WUmlngton, N. C, Aug. 2, 1860.1
aaSts
Meeting of Democratic
Ward Clubs.
TIT ACCORDANCE with a Besoluilcn
adooted br tha nfl.rt- n r
M-
sr j - w ' w t washaaa m, asvis)
lira IVttt
the several W$xd ia meeting assembled, tbe
several femocratie Ward Olubs are here) v
requested to meet on TUUKsUAi rif ii,
at tt o'elAelr. alraeli n!Aa mm tiav km.ri.
bo designated by their repedve chairmen.
earoeitMU in tha KaiiSMtlm uh.. k
t . . . . ..7 wv w
By ordr of the General Committee.
F. 1L DARBY. Chiimmm. -
Jau W. Knre Bscf y. i au 16.2t