PLEASE NOTICE.
We will beg.'ad to receive ccmmocicatlort
. ii S '
..'.. S"
; ' L' I PT ! N ,s l' A (i K " A 1 1 !"
. ...itr..-! 4- -- w.T.th, W c-r.t .
-a j' V o tvlivr.1 nc earners,
- nv ;iifi t! .',-i:v. M tee
.vert:. ? ,cw a&i.i!-ru "
:,J,:.;'.-r wt'.: r: .-. uy awa
from oar friends on aiy and all ; enbjecti o
general Interest bat :
The natce of tae writer nccn al vaji be fc r
ftlabedto the Editor.
CommutioatloDi runt be written; on oclj
oae aide of tte paper
Pettocalitioa mnn - cided.
And It Is efpeclally 4 -a j .'uiicalarlyDder
tood that the Editor lte aot always eadorie
VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. 'C. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, !K8(K 172
the views of co rr' oa Inn Is tj n a te
In the editorial c 'i3a.es.
Review.
A 1 1 j 1
5ss
I
' HJ 1 J W - W 4t "
vi -l Market street.
ir T IN V; "KM Tilfc PI-JLIC
!)
j jitr.-i:! 7 m;-l Whul -salo Tah buyers irri ar-
t;pa:ar, tht w e full up with the
"c-ft r- err
OF
oods
r
that has e?er been ollered in this market.
0 1JOYER vLiting this city will do him
self justice by passing oar door; as -we are
DQ lorBcllinz the market iniany oft'io reg
nlar Staple lines. ..
Wo havo marked down all gooda that bf-
i oC Summer vear and are oU'eriQiT
Many - Siecial MBceiiits
to our patrons. '
We would call particular attention to the
following
GENTS' DGGSKIH DRIVING GLOVES
Blight'.y spotted, 75o. Worth $1.50,
New Fall Caliooea at all prices in Beautiful
designs.
i'Ucmchca and Unbleaclica
Cottons I
We have laid in a very heayy stock of the
above and aro offering them at lower figures
than over. Wo havo all tho popular brands,
Cur 4-4 Bleaching at 10 cents por yard is
without any exception tho host value over
c tiered.
Linen Handerchiefs,,
A Job at 10 cont. These or.dj
nqairono comment
GiVB us a Gall T-
3ROWH & R0DBIG
45 Market St-
an 2fc
Removal.
I
ii i vv. UKTttllVEI) from mv old stand on
Front street t; the convenient and commo-1
tiious Btr-re on Aiarket street, reeent'y occu
5..a hv f'ant (nnfir. and next Kast of Lip
iomflr. whore I will be prooated this
Kali t "oiler tho hatdso i est stucS ot goods
in iuy lino ever b-ou2lu to W llinmcton.
J NO, M. KOB1NSON,
gept 7 "ft"cr
Cheese. Oheese.
TOO Boxes
i . ii K A in i;
For sa'e by
Hall & Peaysall.
aept 'J
r
E rila fiWP.S C r 1 TK1
. . ,, ,n.ivn
IjlUHAlil Kl.MJvr Ihinil.lU,
At K. S. WAUJl'jCK'S Job Oilke.
(1-jt ostin.ates at this olliec'hefore having
your -print lag done elsewhere.
(Utlic ; ' lie view building.)
jy .
Steamer Passport
rlll'l U IVI T It V V a- r..r.
vv ".;.
aUr trirs to BciitbTiiis tDU t&, rirff
Fort Juoe 'tttb, leaving bsr Wharf footot
Calicoes!''
M.lka8.re...OjA.)M.jiAuiKBi
je 21oax-Moa Master and Agent.
LOCAL" NEWS.
ew AdTfiWisc! sen:.
Yat&j Complete Stock I hool Hooks.
Altaf7ER, Pbics A Co.--dash, Uoorg.ic
T 11 McKoy The Best ooeries,
Clyde's Now York Steam tip Lioe
F A Schatta Fete Ch tin -ctro.
C iiOrtSNTUAL HOO'3 and SuO 3
J Ai W Kiso Stonewall Lodjra
I'ukcsll HoiriB Special Inducements
P llKiNEiBBOca Piaaoe and Orgt-M
HENttV S A vagi City Taxes 1830
J.il Uaxditi Bird FooJ, Ac .
Wirdow Glass all sizes at iutfer "&
Trt;;b!e3, lK's.e babies, j;ct large by
AVhen people bunt for happiness tbey
do not want to find fault.
ThQ thermometer iu thia office to day,
at 3 o'clock, registered 84 degreed.
Cordova Poitoflko, on lb.3 mail route
between Town Creek and Supply, Las been
reestablished.
Everybody can get sui-d with a Poeket
Knife, also Tabi-j C'utliry, at Jacob I's
llardw are Depot-
The oonuuetor who divided his eollec
tions with the company claimed that it
was a fare arrangement.
Never looked down upon a man because
ofhia occupation. Tho collector of kitch
en refusa may bo an offal nice man.
Oao case cf drenonkness, which Increase
od tho City Treasury to the extent of $5,
was all there was for the Mayor's confiid-!
eration thia morning.
Window Glass of all sizes , Doo rs,S&sh
and Blinds,-Builders' DardwaiOjJkc Low
rest prices at Jacoui's.
John Robinson's circus was in Greens
boro on Saturday. Tho ralriot says that
it was the best it has seen in twenty years
The Menagerie is also' very good.
The enormous sale of Dr. Bull's Cough
Svrup has had the effect of bricging out
numerous similar remedies; but" the
peoplo aro not so easily induced to mako
a trial of tho now article, wnen tney
value tho old and reliable 'one. Dr.
Bali's Cough Syrup.
Miss Loulao Clarke, of Alabama, a pu
pil of Edwin Booth, tho great tragedian
is in tho State and proposes to giro an
ovontng of readings and recitrtlons in this
city at an early date, time and place to
bo announced hereafter.
Mr. NatbTl Jacobi haviug been appoint
ed atrent for the Atlas" 'Flow, 'parties la
want of this celo orated riow can now
have their orders filled at Jacobi's Ilard-i
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st.
Wo bavo ?alroady notod the fact that
Qcn. Leach is to speak at Burgaw on
Thursday noxt, and wo now learn that
F. II. Busbce, Esq., will also address tho
people on that occasion. This is an op-
portunity which none Ehould neglect.
M11.i,v wo. i Cooking and Heat
r w . . j i - - a -
.. -t u : t . .. r, r I
ln,TftLOV03au aiuiusLttuv ticu m aA.yjvii. i
Uardware Depot.
Is it Possible
that a remedy made of such commoD,
simple plants as Uops, 15uchu,ManaraKo,
wanuouou, cvf ttU"."v"
!.... r. n . I uinnlortn CIITIO O J l!nn
Bitters do? It must be, for wnen old and
n ton c other column;
TU irnnnnlAnM rMnltin-r from the
o
want cf a fractional paper currency Is so
so divided as to represent quarters and
hat
uus the amount detached.
Consolidated.
The .lUleiah'A'etw and Observer havo
mil tl-.o now rin hi iation
Utt" .u " 1
.u., r v,.o rt,7
apiHjara uiiuti tut: ljio ui -into
c a, v in
T' , "
andCoh L. L. 1'olfc as Corrcspoudiug LI-
.. r
3 0
le's retirement from
ced a few days ago.
been compelled, by
I itor. Mr. i . m. xiaie s reiirciucui iiom
Ltno Jicws was announced
Wo regret that be has
, T 7 w TV
ud wo shall miss him. We ari glad,
however, that Cap:. Ashe does not relin
qubh the holm, but that he will guide tho
l jliilcai destinies 01 th.j n-w It consolidated
piper. Thev could ut-x be in letter hand.-,
:
My life was saved by Warner s Safe
Kidcey and Liver Cure E. B. La ktiy,
3 Szlmat Ala.
Try Hall's Vegetable Silciiiin Hair
Kenewcr if you would hive a luxuriant!
young, rich and poor, Pastor and Doctor, "Railroad matters of interest wacn
Lawyer and Editor, all testify to having haVe been under discussion fjr Eome time
hnon rural bv them, we must believo and hv the nrcsidents of Southern iine3 assultw
11 L 1. W Cb .1 I'Jtil IO wwww.w. - ID1' UUit. Ub U1G J
atioD at tlio Treasury far obviating it by timore, at whisb tho tollowiog gootlea.cn
ta.ai.8ono aud two dollar no.S, tho re- were present:) Co!.
, , , . , . , , preaideat of the Seaooari Airu.ne, com-
vcrse Bides of which, however, shall bo r . . . fcb y geaboird end Roai-
vc3. which cau bo torn off and used as road and Riltigh and Augusta ivatiroio;
, , . ;i i ,.f .., ...,fa Mr. A. S. Buford. presiaonc ci tnenci-
?Ucu,ieawo5 iu..cui.uu 4 - L; - - co-mpostd Uf the
bgal currency, of its original value, mi- nirhmond and Danville Railroad,
growth of hair,
- he . iiiuc-rats ivfCoIumnti-;
The Dj-mocrits f Coiuiri
us county
assembled . ia Convvuti : sit hitevi.lf,
the County' Suit, on Sat'ir.iay 1: -l for tie
purpoac ot mtking. ticminatioDS fjr the:
county t-nia-rs and to select a IV pre '
scntative fc-r the itrcr h-..Ute t-i ih'j g --r
lituie. ilr. I). T. Iiiiii, Carn:- tf
(he County Excutivo OjiL-i.'-ittce,' ciUt-u
t lit; iiaectin to c-r:cr ty r--j-.oa s - '
II. B. S'iort, of WiOoa:i..i;v t, v. i.iu: to
act as temporary Cuairrr.au. L
sumiug the Chair, Co!. Short mide a few
appropriate remarks, staticg tho object
of the meeting oa'd cour.s--::ir:2 barmoi y
aud good felling, Viv- ravctii v:rj tlen
further organized'- by rt-questiiig . 'Ivi'-srs
E. D. Mcared aud G. I). 'Ibu.s-jr. t'.; act
as Secret aii'id,
Col. Short - was then, upen ac tion,
mide perinaiient Chairraau of the meet
ing aud. the Convention proceeded io
business.
Col. T. F. Toon, o
f the
i!!aat .old
20th N. C. r.cglment, wag chosen a the
nominee for the House of Keprcsectatives
and in answer to loud calls made -a tslliag
speech in which ho gracefully acLnovi
edged the compliaent rid accepted the
nomination.
Sheriff Arch. McCalium was renomina
ted for tho same office.
For County Treasurer, Captain M. A.
Byrne, the present incumbent received
tho nomination.
Rev. J. W. Dickson was nominated for
Register of Deeds and J. V. Thompson,
Esq., was made the choice of the Ccavcn
tion for Couuty Surveyor, and
Thompson was nominated fcr the office of
Coroner.
Everything wrs harmonious and picas?
ant, so cur informant audrf, and business
was dispatched with ease and rapidity.
Before the adjournmonfef the Conven
tion, Col. Short, the Chairman, made an
eloquent epecrh in which he predicted
aacces3 for our cause in November next,
provided, wo worked in perfect har
mony, frown down everything l;ko laae
penden.tism and put our shoulder to the
wheel and work with energy and desr
mlnation until the l't ray cf the depart?
iug sun has disappeared below the hcri'
zon on the 21 day of November, 1880,
Tho, time consumed in transacting the
business of tha meeting and listening to
the speeches did not exceed two hours,
when the Convention adjourned sine die.
Full Metal an I Walnut Show Gasea, all
styles and sues, at Altaffeb, x kick
&CoTs
Tho Railroad Combination.
The Review has been the first and thus
far, we believe, the oaly paper in North
Carolina to publish, authoritatively, any
information relative to the important
change in the freight and passenger nian-
aement of the R. & D. R. L. and the
Atlantic Coast Line. We stated on bat,
. ... . . ...
ui. V.o rr in Sinp.fi An rul nositivo.
uruaj man w " j-w.....
hv bean eerecd upon and would certainly
i j " - . .
go into effect on the 15:h met. ihe fol
lowiuK. which we find in tho Baltiraore
c Friday's dato, will confirm all
w haw stated relative to the matter
"
within the pasi week
ci Wednesday in an agreemsnt on the
part ct the roads by which freight rates
to OC cquauu, uuu u;
i t: 1 !-iOi ffinrn fa
i . t mn.n tlnr r t ra f s. i r.n
, t yva3 con3urauiated at the meet-
ly LO L.O UiUl o uu.a -
u.u t .v.o PhrmU rn Hot'I. in U:l-
QG Kulroad, K.eigh and Gistoa Rail
Richmond
North Carolina Railroad, aud Char
lotte. Columbia aad Augusta; M-srs.
TV F Newcomer nd William T.
I Woitprs. reDresentiucr the Atlantic Coast
I T.lnn whir.h conjnnscs ttiQ ii.icnmar.ci
" , - .
I .
1 .rui pptprahnrtr Kaiiroad. Wiimmg'oa
i o , .
ma veiaon iuiii, ...0.
Columbia and Augusta Kuiroad, aad
nt intrrr i.
oinere. j.
others. The combination ol interests ia
to g0 int0 effect cn September lo. Mr.
Uaashas been made general freight
agent of all the lines, with . a salary of
A. Popa will be general passer
A nJf nta i a controversy will
be settled
ft coumiseicn of one frcm each line
t ja stated that there i3 no intention to
cither advance cr diminish freight charges
at thia tiaic.j but ;only to com 3 to tn
agreement which wiilt prevent ta3 necei-.
sity of the roads 'cuttsng ca:n oncr
throats,' and to at the same time reduce
expenses, Co!. Robinson went to New
I ' .
vrt nftpr tte mceimc.
JSvo jour money and buy jour lu;.
I ina Sur-nlies from Aiiaucr i nw.
7
aln.ilcrous Family.
I'i ttr , Leach, who .: t'Cidence-i to., be
h iv.g r.t Lumberton on the 21th iatt. is
of . - murdsreus' f imily , One cf hid
brothers Las already suffered the death
pesaity -and dcricg the trial cf IVtcr.aa-eih-.T
i rot her slow his victtc. The ee.cr.d
Lrot'.cr c.-cipc i but lt:r is r.oT iu j ii go
weak that he cannot stand up ar.d '-'."ill be
hung !j ing down.
I)rowr:c:i Vtlriie in a Fit
Yest jrdai aUerj o m, ab-rit :J u'j'.o-.v, a
coliic 1 -ran wh'i, uv to t.vo' week3 i g
wc-s in i h 3 tmidoy of ilrfeorge Jeriiigan
at Li;:'cn .fiddle. wa" ix -n wi'h a li,
while ?n a ilit iitur P l'ua, a d w.V'e un
der the in'dueticij oi the p ;rosysms n''ed
o;eib ;ard una bnibre -is's'.aaco ;w!tl
reach 1 im was drowned. - We ii.ive betn
unibic lo leiru the umi i oi the uaforlu
nae mxv, Mr, Jorirgu hiniSeit" inform
io U3 thai ho oaly knew him ts Henry.
The deceAe'd had recently been engaged
in the lilting or lightering bu5ines3 and
had made cue trip up the North East rer.
A last accounts th ldy h'd v.-d n
recovered.
County Commissioners.
The Board meet in adjourned session
this afternoon. Present: Col. Smith, the
ChairmaD, and Commiesionera Worth,
Grady and Montgomery,
The taz books prepared and computed
by Col. Jes. G. Buir were delivered to
the Board, examined and found orrcct
and ordered delivered to the Sheriff fcr
collection, the bond given by that official
in December I' t being eatisf ictory' to
the Board and ho having settled with the
State and County for the year 1879,
lathe First Ward, Upper Div.sion,
Charles W. Stewart was appointed Rega
istrar, vice Charles Murphy, and Cbar!e3
Murphy was appointed a Judge of Eleci
tion, vie j Charles W. Steward
Ia the Fifth Ward James B. Dudley
was appointed a Judge of Election, vice
Ilenry Green, excused,
The Treasurer presented b's annual
statement, which wos approved by the
Finance Committ .o. ,
Adjourned to the first Monday in Oc
tober, at 2 P.M.
Oa the adjournmentof tho Board of
Commissi ;ncrs, the Board of Education
was called to order.
Census reports were received from dis
tricts 1, 2 3i 4 aai G ari financial ie
ports were received only from the 2d
district.
By order of tha Board, Chestnut street
was made the -dividing lino of tho two dis
tricts for tho colored schools .
The census for tho distribution cf the
school fund for the ensuing year is as
fo'lows:
No. 1 White, 9 SCG; colored, 1,559.
No. 2 Whito, 910; colored, 1,400,
jjo. 3 Whit3, 74; colored, 91.
Xo. 4-Whlt3. 121; colored, 97.
No. C White, S9; colored, 44 G.
The Beard th-2n proceeded to the nomu
nation of County Examiner lor the ens
suing year. Messrs. A. J. Grady and R.
W. Chad wick were put in noadnp.tijn'
and 'Mr. Chad wick waa elected
The Board then adjourned,
Public speaking.
Messrs John W. Shackelford 'and Wil
liam 1 Oanaiay, Candidates for Con
gress, will address their fcilow-cltizcns at
the following times r.-d place.-:
Lisbon, Samp m County, fcopttinbor
17th, 1880. i ' .
Clinton, Sampson Couuty, beptcmber
ISth, 1880.
Blingo, Sampson Cour:ty, September
20th, 1880.
LiUington, Harnett County, September
21et, 1SS0.
Johnsonville, Harnett Cac";ty, Septem
ber 22d, 13S0,
Joaesboro, floors County, tseptembcr
23d. 18S0,
Carthage, aiooie uoanty, teptcmoer
24tb, 1S&0.
Caaje-or, icoro L-oanty, .optemuer
25th, 1S80.
Fuvettsjville, Ccmic-iUnd Covuty,. Sep
tember 2"tb, I860.
Kingsbury, Cumberland Comiy, Sep
temher 23th, 1SS0.
Rocknsh, Cumberland County, Sjpttm
btr 29th, 1SS0.
Hollow, BUdea Cuuaty. S ptcun-r
COth, 1SS0 ' .
E.'isabethtown, Blad.n Coua'y, Ooto
Ut 1st, 13S0. .,.
Turnbull, Bladea Quaty, Octoa.-r -M,
1880.
The speaking will tske plce at 12
o'clock, M., each da. Olhor can hl-Us
for Congress are inv.ted to atieni.
Sept. 13. d&w.
The Chicago Times eays: Warner's
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is highly
the walks of life.
endorsed by mlnutera, juigea, pnyi.ciius
surgeons, by men of literary and scholar,
ly distinction, and by individuals ia alt
!so vv A.dvorti3Dmoats.
Pianos and Organs, ,
JN'TONK F NI.SU AND DURABILITY
saperior t) esj ia market.
lusic Books
M
Y. .' HIANS, GuiUrs, Yiolina aad ail
ether
oal int' uaaente
BOOKS.
TXKS, MUCILAGE, Gold ens. Peacils.
1 Stationery of every style and variety.
For stld at
'sept 13 aEIdULGKK, v
A LA RGB STOCK CF
Boor3f Blinds,
AND
ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK
LUMBER LATHS. &c
' For sale very cheap, at
ALTAFFEfi; I'RICl. & CO.
Factor?: Office:
foot of Walnut eu ant l, ne&r lied Orou at.
sept 13
To My Friends and
Customers
I AM NOW DAILY
receiving my Fall atocfc
of
cots and Shocs
Con6iiting of all the
liikTEST STYLES I
My past etock and my enccesa epeak for
themselves, and I oaly ask a continuance of
your favors so liberally bestowed on me)
KjP Please Call and Examine my 0
OStoek as regards Qnality-a
and Prices ! -33
No trouble to tliow good.
Will be pleased to see you one aad all.
Respectfully,
Co ROSENTHAL,
32 Market Street.
eept 13 &ip;n of the Show Case.
THOMAS H- McKOY,
SUCCESSOR TO
Boutwriglit & McKoy
WISHES IT DISTINCTLY nn-
derstood that llO has m StOCk tnOl
finest Selection Of both heavy and
light groceries ever offered in this
market. Those who buy at retail
know that they can t do better than
with him.
To his country friends who buy
in quantity he will state ho is able
an d will ecII good poods as low as
ha who sells lowest. Then why
Kfind vnnr orders North when he!
can demonstrate to you in a short
ixo tco Ju v, -jr wuiuiu
In'V-r '
Come and sec him or writo for
pricer.
Oner aad Liqaar Dealer,
eept 13
67 North Front Bt.
Now AdvortisemontE.
Bird Food, &c-
UAYE JUST RECEIVED a fret h jf ply
of prepared Uockicd: and Canary Bird Food,
a'so a tine waortiHSnt of Toilet JSoa; e, Toilet
Powder and Waters 1'xtract?. lc. ' Al! for
sale low at
J UHARDLVi, Apothecary.
se t 13
New Market.
StonewaJMe No. 1 K. cf P.
i K w or HTONEWALL LODGE
are hrrc j natili.d to be present at their
"Cattle Hall" M03DA.Y Evening, Sept.
13th, at 8 o'c'ock, as basinees of importance
will come- up for their consideration.
JAfl. W.KI.VO.
sept 13-lt K of R 4 8
Office Treasurer & Collector,
City of Wilmington, N. C-,
j Sept. 13th, 18S0
City Taxes 1880.
fJlHE CITY TAX BOOK for tha jear
1880 is now In my hards for collection" of
the Taxes.
All parties interested will ples.se take
notice. .
Prompt payment requested.
. UENKY SAVAGE,
eopt 12 moa-wed sat Treas. A Col.
Special Inducements
PERMANENT BOARD FOR YOUNG
MEN and business men given at
eeptl3.lt PURCELL 110 USE.
FETE CHAMPETRE,
Oak Grove Park?
WMGUTSVILLE SOUND,
From 0 to .12 o'clock, WEDNESDAY
EVENING, SElT. 1st, 1880.
F.'Ae Bcliutte, Manager
Table D'Hote Buppllcd with all tho Del .
icacies of the season. .
Boats for Sailing and Rowing.
Still Wai or and Surf Bathing.
Music by the Harpers.
The' Manager has spared no pains or
expense in preparing for this occasion,
and can assure all who may at
tend that everything w"l bp done
to promote the pleasure and convenient
of his guests, as it is his intention to make
his "EVERY WEDNESDAY" a feature
of the Sound. r
No objectionable persons allowed in the
Park. sent 13
Cape Fear Academy;
A CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC AND
Commercial School. Session begirt
September 27, 1880. Commodious and cod-
XT CkTt nATn teUK all la ia t mr-.vtVAm Arstm
known as the 'Meginney School Rooms",
on tne corner ct jrourtn ana rr in cess su;
Initrnfttinr.g thnFOHiy'h. Prrtrii for TTni.
I versities. Fspecial attention also to English.
rau corps 01 instructors ihe principal 1 s
determined to make this a firrt class School.
W. CATLET1, :
au 16-oaw7t mon ' Principal.
Female School.
MISSES BURR & JAMES,
PRINCIPALS.
MRS. M. S. CUSHIKG,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTRESS.
mHE BIX fEEXTH ANNUAL SESS10.V
0fthij BcLool wUl open on WEDNESDAY,
OOTORRRgth.
Tne course of iostrucUon wiw o tjuct
ic and t&orouirn, each pupil receiilosr ia'
I ual attention. The traa'ag of rovso fi
sthenics and Vocal Mmic without W
pil. ih. Krhnnl. Tfl
Paintlnr. or Pictareique Drawing, o
1 01 ue BcaooI WU1 D aecommoaaroo
or twenty is formed for instruction infthk
arts, a liberal deduction in price will be
made.
A limited number of pupils ean b accom
modated with board La the family of one of
the Principals.
For tersas and further particulars fee fna-
dpals. aept 11
MR. J. U. UATiSS, Newepaper Advert
New York, b aathorixodto contract fjr ad
vertieemeota in the Dailt Rivnw aad Wilt
weioa JooaaAL, at our lowest rater ,