, PLSASSffOTICE.
We will beffad to receive eommcnicatloci
from our frUnds oa aiy aai all! rabveCi o
rsaermllaterett tvt
The name of the writer must always be far
nUhed to the Editor.
Oommunications itwt be written: on onlj
one ride of the jtp.
Personalities mail ft voided,
And it is especially M partIcJarly;nnder
stood that the Edit" rt not always endorse
the views ot correepon stents udeia io" itak 4
in the editorial eolnens.
mmo- : todays
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irut)cribri wili please report any and
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VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1880. NO. 220
Re vie w
& 'RODDICK
FANCY GOODS
AND
Corner XVXarket A Decond
Btreets-
.rr DtrflBK TO CALL ths ttejtln
0 6 fen"'1 PQblU to Job Lot of
LADIES' AND GENTS' -
COLLARS AND CUFFS.
FORSLISKX OUfF3 18c.
SOT HALF THEIRV VALUE 1
fs are srilf re irhg NEW GOODS
inlublefor tbe Ho idar trade, Mich M
TOTJ, MUSICAL- INSTRUMENTS,
6LMSI WARE, ORNAMENTS.
JAPANESE WARE,:: VASES,
Ac, Ac, Ac , Ac.
W could not pouibly enumerate car
oek, itiitoo varied. We would particu
lar la? ie
WHOLESALE BUYERS
to fire Q8 a call Hand look at our stock
to u t fro to New York. Can. do better
for you.C'ftl! etrly aid mako your selections.
Wt hire fcbo on hand the largest stock of
TIM. WARES
cnth of New York, and are offering them
t oil prices.
We hire a great many Special Lots that we
we offerhtf away below market pricoa.
BROWN & RODDICK,
5 1 Comer of Market and Seoond Rtreefr.
Garpets!
rpflg LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE
Bute, tnd our prices are lower than any.
Ion pay just for the amount of Carpet on
jow floor.
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market St.
cetSO
Secretary's Office,
TLiflNGTON & WELDON R. R. CO.
, Wilmington, N. C, Oct . 27, 18S0.
THE FORTY-FIFTH Annual Meeting f
the Stockholders of the Wilmington &
eldon Railroad Company will be held in
vMlminfrton, at tlie office of the Company,
on Tuesday, ie 16th 0f November next.
J. W. THOMPSON,
Secretary
Oct 23-tm
Secretary's Office,
WILMINGTON. COL. & ATTO. R p.rrt-
WiufDforos, N. C, Oct. 27, 1SS0.3
I ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
X. holders of the Wilmington, Columbia
fr.KUfUIU Mroad Company wm beheld
m the. office of tbe- Company, in Wilmiug
n,oaTBesday, the 161 of November next.
J. W.. THOMPSON,
oct2$-tm
Secretary. w
- A LARGE STOCK OF-
8ash. Doorsf Blinds,
- and .
UIHDS0F L1!UV0RR- :
LUMBER. LATHS. &c
For tale very cheap, at .
tt Aeu, bear GUd OroeU
Winberry. Oysters.
?) THS - imC8T OF
tte season., Uy the
Qwrtor Gallon, at
8R0VN
aiQ
ot8 JOHN (JA&ftOLL'S,
ld .. Haxketist.
loop
id.l
in Wash
want3 to
ingtoD. IJe really, it is said
be Secretary of War.
There are several Tennessee ex-Confederates
living at Knoxville who wit
nessed Gen. Morgan's death at Green
ville, while he wa3 endeavoring to escape
from a raiding party of the enemy, as
mentioned by us yesterday.
The next House, of Representatives
will be undoubtedly Republican by a
small majority. The Senate is Demo
cratic provided David Davis, "who" was
since his election affiliated with- the
Democrats, may be re!ied on and provi
ded also that Tennessee and Nevada
send in each a Democrat.
Dr. Mary Walker tried to vote at the
polls in Oswego on the plea that she was
a fe-male, and when refused threatened
the poll holders with prosecution. Some
one in the crowd suggested the propriety
of bringing all of the women to the polls,
dressed in men's clothes, when Dr. Mary
turned on him sharply and said, "I don't
wear men's clothGs; I wear my own
clothes."
1 i SSj
The Washington correspondent of
the New York Sun says that it is open
ly announced that the Republicans
mean to recruit their small majority in
the next House of Representatives by
unseating several members from South
era States upon various pretences. The
preparations for "carrying out this pro
gramme have already begun.
' If the Republican majority does not
do this it will be untrue to itself and its
past reccord. We have never known it
to halt at any means to attain its own
infamous end3. ,
We have just received from the pub
lisher, Mr. Presley Blakiston, 1,012
Walnut street, Philadelphia, through
Mr. Heinsberger, of this city, who has
them for sale, three little volumes which
should meet with a large and rapid sale.
Two of these, "The Skin in Health and
Disease," by Prof. Bnlkley, and "School
and Industrial 'Hygiene," by Dr; Lin
coln, are of a series of twelve volumes en
titled American Health Primers, re
cently published by thi3 housed The
third volume to which we have alluded
is entitled '.'Management of Children"
and is by Annie M. Hale, M. D. The
books may be" had of Mr. Heinsberger,
price 50 cents each.
Newspaper men must have more time
than .wit at their disposal when they
talk now as to what may bo best or
worst- for the Democratic party to do in
1884. Let us assure these gentlemen
that the rank and file of the Democratic
party have not, as yet, given one serious
thought to 1884. "Sufficient unto the
day is the evil thereof"; and so they have
found it; they have not as yet recovered
fromrthe disaster of 1880 and do not look
forward of fourward -any more than
they can help. , As the said rank and file
of the Democratic party are not office
holders, but -.farmers, mechanics and bus
iness men, they want a little breathing
time allowed them; a little time, too, in
which they can turn out and look to
their own affairs and gird up their loins
for a continued and persistent struggle
or a livelihood for themselves and their
wives and their babies
LOCAL NEWS.
New AdTermeraenw.
Alix'Sprunt & Son Ship Notice
R M McIntire Ladies !
A Shriek The New Shoe Store 1
Heixsbebger New Books j
C W Yates Books
Window Glass all sizes at Altafier &
rrice,i. t
Only one case for the Mayor's consid
eration this morning, which wa3 dismiss
ed without the formality of a trial.
Ladies, the beat fits and tb9easi98t
hoes for the . little ones are at Bossx
THAla.
Attention Voters. By resolution pas
sed by our Legislature, all good citizens
are requested to use Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup and recommend same as tho peo
ple's remedy for Coughs, olds, ete: 25
cts.
AJskating rink will be opened on Front,
between Market anf Dock street, in a
few days The rink is now being gotten
in readiness and will be under the man
agement of Professor E. M. Cushing.
Window Gliu of all siwi, I) ri,S ish
and Blinds, Builders' Htxdwaref&o Low
est prices at Jaoobxs.
t rcn. Grant is expected soo
The market is well supplied with oysters.
The election excitement is on the
"subside."
The cotton receipts at this port to-day
foot up 2,356 bales.
Roe-mullet3 sold for twenty-five cents
per bunch yesterday.
Thisha3 been about as pleasant a day
as November generally favors us with.
Mrs. M. P. Taylor is the organis-t at
St. John's church, a3 we should have
stated correctly yesterday, but did not.
The first hop of the series to be given
by the L'Ario30 Pleasure Club will take
place at Germania Hull to-morrov.' even
ing. A firm in Magnolia has shipped to
Northern markets nearly two hundred
bales of vanilla (dog-'onguc) within the
past six months-
Capt. L. Thomas, of Washington, D.
C, is in the city getting .up a directory
of Wilmington. He is doing everything
in his power to have the directory cor
rect and complete and will no doubt fur
nish us with the best we have ever had-
Water'streels merchants will keep their
feet dry in Winter by wi-aring Rosen
thal's boots and shoes. f
The sixty-seventh Presbyterian Synod
of North Carolina convenes in Raleigh
to-morrow. Rev. J03. R. Wilson, D. D.,
B. R. Hall, Esq., Rev. C. M. Payne and
Alex. Sprunt, Esq., delegates from the
two Presbyterian Churches in this city,
will leave to-morrow. .
Rice birds are about played out. Not
so with those Scotch soles at Rosenthal's
They last for ever. f
County Taxes-
Sheriff Manning turned over to the
County Treasurer on Monday last 1,
370.35. Of this amount $3,320.79 be
longed to the General Fund and 1,040.50
to the Special Fund. .
Where. ' ttat crowd K iig '! i'- Ro -EKTHAL'
t- buy bo'.-ts ami f
The Steamship Raleigli.
This fine steamship, commanded by
that clever old salt, . Captain D. J. Price,
formerly in charge of the steamship
Foley, of the Baltimore line, arrived at
this port from New York this morning
with a cargo of salt. .The steamer, we
believe, is consigned to Messrs J. R.
Blossom Evans.
To-NUht.
The Old Plantation Minstrel will
give another of their entertainments at
the Opera House to-night. We have
seen the programme and we doubt not
that the performance will be all that
conld be desired. The troupe is com
posed of young men of this city. Those
of our citizens who wish to spend a pleas
ant evening should not fail to drop in
and see the boys.
Any and everybody can now do their
own painting, as N. Jacobi is the agent
for the N. Y. Enamel Paints works, and
the prices are low.
Remarkable .-Passage'.
The British clipper barquentincWar
Emily, Capt. Jones, from Hamilton,
Bermuda, consigned to Messrs. Alex
Sprunt & Son, made tho run from Ber-
muda'light to Cape Fear bar in 06 hours,
which is considered most extraordinary
and about equal to steam time. Capt.
Jones reports light winds only, and could
have saved twelve hours with more fa
vorable weather.
Dancing lessons givtn free at Rosen
thal's' Pump sole boots and shoes for
the ball room. t
Canvassing the Vote.
Sheriffs S. n. Manning, of this coun
ty, and A. H. Paddison, of Pender coun
ty, met in the Court House in this city
this morning at 10 o'clock and canvassed
the vote for Senator for the Twelfth
Senatorial district which i3 composed of
the counties of New Hanover and Pen
der. ' The vote was canvassed in the
presence of five citizens; as required by
law, and is as follows:
Scott . . " 3,356
Worth . . 2,264
Sheppard . . . 596
Mr. H. E. Scott was declared elected
and his certificate of election was made
out and handed to him.
J. F. Newcomer, of Toledo, Ohio,
sayS:I have been greatly benefited by
wearing an Excelsior Kidney Pad, and
would recommend all persons troubled
with weak lidneys to try it See Adv.
NORTH CAROLINA.
AIL BUT
FIVE COUNTIES
FROM.
HEARD
Jarvls' Majorlly About 7,000
wpcUl to D&ilr Revievr.)
R.xT.Eioir, Nov. 03:30 P. M.
Eighty-nine counties thu3 far heard
from give Jarvis U.595 majority. The
remaining rive counties, not yet heard
from, gave Vance 1,201. P.
New peanuts are arriving very slow
ly. They bring from 50 to 70 cents per
bushel, as per quality.
Wood is very scarce and high in this
city and half a dozen flat loads would
sell now very readily and at good prices.
There are about thirty inches of water
now on the shoals in the river and the
steamers run through. If there are not
heavy rains in the interior, however, ond
that very soon, the bottom of tin- nvt-r
will be on top again in a few days.
Has Left Is.
Dr. T. S. Burbank left here to-day for
Martin county, where he will locate and
engage in the practice of mejdicine. He
goes overland from this city, but will re
turn in a month or so and take his wife
with him. He is . a very clever gentle
man and one with whom we are sorry to
part. We .trust that he will do well in
his new home. .
The Cotton from Kelly's Cove.
"The steamer A. P. Hart returned
here last night with a load of cotton
from the sunken fiat at Kelly's Cove and
started back for the scene of the disaster
after discharging her load, returning
again this afternoon. The steamer
Wave also returned this afternoon with
a lighter load of the same cargo. It is
thought that the Murclikon will bring
the balance of the cotton in to-night.
For the KliZ Mt3 .
The Petersburg Index-Appeal has
found out a rather strange remedy for the
epizooty. It says : A gentleman of
this city who had a horse suffering with
epizooty, tried Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
as an experiment, and to his surprise
found that it afforded almost instant re
lief to the animal. He mixed a table-
spoonful of the syrup in some of the
animal's food at night, and the same
quantity again on the following morning.
No more was needed, and the horse is as
well able to work and travel now as be
fore his sickness. As the epizooty is
quite prevalent among the horses in this
section, it might be well for the owners
to try this remedy.
Board of Aldermen,
The Board of Aldermen met yesterday
afternoon, at the City Hall, for the pur
pose of acting upon the report cf the
Committee on Water Works.
Alderman Hill moved that the report
of the committee be adopted, and that
the contract to supply the city with wa
ter works be awarded to Messrs J. A.
Cloud k Co. '
After a full discussion of the matter,
the motion of Alderman Hill was unani
mously adopted.
On motion, a gas lamp was ordered to
b3 placed at the corner of Church and
Third streets, and oil lamps wcre ordered
to be placed at Dock and Eleventh streets
and Dock and Twelfth streets.
A petition from John C. Bornemann
for permission to erect a wcoden build
ing on Market street, was referred to
the Committee on Fire Department,
with power to act.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
Get oat Doors.
The close confinement of all factory
work, gives the operatives pallid faces,
poor appetite, languid, miserable feelings
poor blood, inactive liver, kidneys and
urinary troubles, and all the physicians
and medicine in the world cannot help
them unless they get out of doors of "use
Hod Bitters, the purest and best remedy
especially for such cases, having abuncU
ance of hcaltn, sunsnmc ana rosy cnecw
in them. They cost but a trifle. See
another column. Christian Recorder
For diarrhoea, dysentery, bloody-flnx,
cramns in stomach, and colic, whether!
K . . . i -i .. :.f.i. n.i
aHecting adUllS, cniiuren, or liuauis, xjk.
Pierce's Compound Extract of Smarfc
Weed i3 a sovereign remedy. It is com
pounded from the best brandy, Jamaica
ginger, smart-weed, or water-pepper,
anodyne, sr0thing' and heaHngiFiinAr
For colds, rheumatism, neuralgic affec
tions, and to break up fevers and inflam
matory attacks it is invaluable and should
bo kept in every household. Fifty cents
bydrnggist3:
List or Letters
The following is a list of Ui. htiers e
maining unclaimed in the Cit y r.is;ttic
Wednesday, Nov 10;b :
A .Joseph Alright. VI.wa Andrews.
Josephine Artist,
B W 15 Bowden. Rosanna .Bocha'nna,
Henrietta Bradley. Sam Blakely. I.arrv
Brown. Jas S Betl?, Henrv Harnett,
Harry F Barnett.
C Mrs J Cnrti?, Mary Council,' Mary
Council. .:.iry Corbetjt, mrs Lenaliesan
ter Concur. Sarah K Cowan. Andrew
Cheatam, Charles Clarev. Davis Cutler
J S Collins, N Carr. '
D Dennis Dew, Nelson Davis.
Fi (labriel Everlv, Ucn Kvans.
P L A Farinhdt, D M Fennell, Ber
nard Franklin.
G Chas (irahani, Lester Guttcnburg,
Jno R Giles, Hannah Graham.
II Martha S Hall, Delia Howard,
Harriet Hargravc, Mary Kllen Hurste,
Liell (Zell) Hawkins, lfeath k Kings
land, Jesse Herring, Julia Harris?, Jesse
Herrin. ,'
J Buck Johnson, Aaron Jones, Daw
Jesse James, J W Johnson, Levi Jones,
Patrick Jordan, Hatty Johnson, Jan re
Jones, Alice Johnson.
K Edward Kelly, Jame3 Kii,.-. -Ml
Keen.
L-Ahuic S Lee, Charlie Lamb, Juiiu
Laughlin.
M Mrs Eliza Mosefy, Maria McIToy,
Lucy McRay, J Miller, Maggie McDuf
fie, Martha McKinsie, Suckey McRae,
R Morse, B F Martin, Austin Middle
ton, D McDougald, F H Myers, Jno
McKinsie, Jno H McDonald, Thomas
Moore, M E Maulpus.
N Sophie E Nixon, Robt Nelspn,
Gerry Nixon.
P Hattie Piummor, Robt Pickens,
I Persall, Jno Perdie.
R James Ryan, B B Reddecks,
Clara E Reynolds.
S Stanley Stephen, Jackson Stevens,
Jno H Smith, J C Shepard, Jno Stokes,
Sarah Statin, Swainc & Moore, Marga
ret Steininger.
T R Thorburne, Jas M Timmbns, E
O Thomas, Author Toomer, Betsey
Taylor.
W R AV Wilson, Louis Williams,
Annie V, Williams, William Wheyth.
Y Jno Louis Young.
SHIPS.
Schr Sarah, Capt Enoch Kynold.
Teroons calling for letters in above lidt
will please .say "advertised"; if not claim
ed in 30 days will be sent to ch ad letter
Office, Washington, D. (J.
K. II. BRINK, P. M:
Wilmington, N. O , New Hanyve
County, N. C. . . . i
When you visit or I .avti Mew York City,
stop t the Graud Union ilotel, opposite
Grand Central Depot. European plan.
Rooms reduced to $1.00 aud upwards
Restaurant unsurpassed at moderate prices
Street cars, stages and elevated railroad to
all parts ot the city. ly
New Advertisements.
Ship Notice.
ALL PERSONS are hereby
forewarned not to trustor
harbor any of the crew of tbe
BrKiih barananttna MART
K&IILY. Pnt Jnnna mm rtn C
debts of tbeir contracting will be paid by
either the Captain or Consignees,
nov 9 ALEX. SPiiUNr k 805,
Lad Ses I
-jy E DO NOT HAVE TIME OR SPACE
to notify you of the almost daily, receipts oT
DRY GOODS, CARPETS, Ac ,",
CLOAK, DQLLMANS. & SHAWLS,
Cloaking for Ladies and Children,
In light and dark colors.
CLOAKS FOR LARGE LADIES !
The largest stock cf.
LACE CURTAINS
. To be found in the State.
Respectfully,
novO R. M. McINTIRE.
New Books-
TlIE ORANOISS M ?, A Story of Cre
ole Lire, by Geo W Cab'e.
B KICKS WITHOUT STKAW. By tbe
author cf A Fool's Errand.
T ORT F04 A WOMAN. A Novel. By
i Mary Agnea FlemmiDg
JiaT. By astbor of RnJede.
'! Just out ad for s lie at
r IIEiERGEU'S, '
dot, 8 Live Book Storp m
Books
Q9 EVErtY DES0RIPriO5 cinstanUy
ov nanc.
4 STATION A well selecttd stock,
fnelsiding many novelties la Fancy Paper.
FAXOOOODSCkromoB Fjtn-
Kasela,' Alboau, Faney Baakets, Eit!5 Gold
Peos and Peni',UifUndj, A;, io.
O. 17. iljLTCS,
ov 8 SUUoaer Hi Ev:k Beller
New Advertisements.
FANCY BUTTERS
II
TAVINi; MADE A KfUNUEMENTS
with a IViim-v! "aiiiii rctuarv to Ho their
erlrbrait I
SOSEBTJD BUTTER I
I takp pleasure In infornj'r.i mv ;: i -r.a,
and all connoisseurs in
u tter 1
that a fu-r to-day I will le able tcrfUrnUh
. . . , r .
thern daily with the identic al arucle same as :
is used in the city of PhUadclpk., ;nd
something entirely new here.
This Butter lias the reputation of having
never beeitcelled IN THE WOULD.
John L. Eoatwriaht
nov 8 llnd 13 North FronLStreet.
32 IVlarket St 32
Sign of the Show Case with the
Shoemaker- .
M
Y STOCK OF UOOT3 AND SHOES
always corauletc. Call and examine. Sat
isfaction guaranteed to customers. Now is
the time to supply your families.
A full line of thoso CHILDREN'S
SCOTCH SOLE, in lace and buttons. . See
ing Is believing. Convince yourself of the
fact.
A new lot cf those SCOTCn SOLE
GAITERS just received. Don't forget the
old number. ; 1 . u ,
Ce ROSENTHAL,
33 Market Street.
nov t '
OPERA HO USE.
One Niht Oaiy-Toff Jay Koreigbgr 916,
SECOND A I' FEASANCE of lha Old PleB .
tatioa Minstrels. Owint; to the snocer
of the first appearance of the abote named
organization they, will make their second
appearance on TUESDAY, IS or. dtb, in a
far more attractive prolamine than their
fi'it. '1 hey have made several t leu ted id
oitions to their Troope and claim that they
are second to no amateur organization of ths -kind
in the 8onth.' Her attractions bat rid
faces. Reserved Seats on sale at Uelniber
ger'a Bookstore without extra'cbarfre,
General admission 0 cents. -Uailerj 25c
Doors open at 7 ocock, continence atfi
o'clock. nov-3t
The New Shoe Store.
THE ATrENTlON OF TOE' PUBLIC
is invite! ti tke elegant stock of
7 fiiVH
, -II f .;'. V
Pot Gentlemeo. Ladies and Child res. at .;.
XJo -aa SZarkot StVaet. ;
Uy stock is new and complete, Iresh' from
HaBifactarers' hnndj, and nrices t Istr
the rery lowest. Satisfaction gnaranteed.
4.M11LI respeotfnlly solicited; '
f- ' ! . A SHCIES
far 2 j Market sL
t Co!c Wanted
GOOD COoi;.etayer '..-ef ; iitii6tIoa
by ppIyirar:ror:piTUcBUrf t thli offied.
1 L!3