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wt Tory attenieon, Hsndav ex-
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i0n. T. JAM BR,
n,nth5 : Three
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1 i 25 : Oas month, SO eeati.
Bper will be delivered, by carrier,
rates, or 13 oBta per wnt
ZLnt ra low and literal
tgabscribers will please report an and
. VnTPtto receive their papers regularly.
N & "RODDiCK
FAHGT 630
AND
Toy"
21 X3 Corner I&arket St Second
Streets
, if K ijCUiJ? TO OiLL ths atteatioa
W
.! or;h!i3 to it Job Lot Cf
OflflB - f
LADIES' m GENTS'
COLLARS AND CUFFS.
vat HALF THEIR VALUE!
1T 4vJj re-eiTin NEW GOODS
raiublefor the Vo is ay traJe, raoh as
TOTS. MUSICAL' INSTRUMENTS,
QLASS WARE, OHHAMEHTS.
JAPANESE WARE, :i VASES,
ic , Ao., As , Ac.
We eotiU not pomblv enumerate our
rtoc'i, it li toi varied. We would particu
Urlj lntie
WHOLESALE BUYERS
to fire us a call and look at oar steer
So out) f New York. Can da better
for yen. 'M! early and mike your selection.
PTi Ure abo on hand the largest stock of
TIN-WARE
oath of Sew York, and are offering them
at oil -prices.
We have a great many Special Lots that we
ire offer'sc: away below market Drices.
BROWN & RODDICK,
S E Corner of Market and Second 8 treats
Garpef-s!
THE LARQE3T ASSORTMENT IN THE
X
Bute, and oar pricas are lower than any.
Toa pay just for the amount of Carpet on
your floor.
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market St.
fct 30
' THE
LAURINBURG ENTERPRISE
JS THE BEST MEDIUM throagh which
toad?ertie Fall and Winter Qooda among
th people .f Robeson, Iiichmond and An
on oountie, in North Carolina, and in the
border c mnties of South Carolina. The
Enterprise has a larje and iacreasing circu
lMlon in the Pee Dee and Cape Fear eections
of thii atate. haviour obtained a larce oircn
Uuon In the Utter du'inff the b'x month it
u published in FayetteTille before its re-I
""wrai to L.aunnburg, and in the former
within the last few months.
AdrertimnU will be inserted by the
month, quarter and year at leasonable rates.
Addreis, O. I. McDUKjIE,
Lanriabur2, N C
Mew Crop Rice.
1
3Q Tierces and bbls Carolina KICE
150 Ba:8prime RI coffee
1QQQ Bbl Good Hour,
00 Bbls Reflned sugar
00 Bbls CubaM0LAS3ES'
OriA Kegs NAILS.
At Low Prices.
Hall & Pearsall.
fct 27
Newspaper for Sale.
IF ANY ONE OF THE READERS OF
the Review deshes to e-.page in
the newspaper business, and has a few
hundred dollars to invest, he will learn
something to his interest upon application
to the editor of this paper. He knows of a
weekly paper for sale which is now in a
prosperous condition, and is located in a
prosperous, growing railroad town, in the
wntreof a fine cotton growing country. The
object of the proprietor in selling is to give
his attention to other private and important
wterests. Apply early to tho editor of this
PPer. JOSH. T. JAMES.
Wilmington, N. CM Oct. 2Sth ISSO.
Fresh Every Day
A FINK ASSORTMENT jf CANDIES.
mach aad Domectle, jujt received and for
THB ONLY GENU INK HOME-MADE
"way in the city, wiU be found every
7, fmh and iweeW tire door South of
o.8i50,tGoa 00 8oond street. Alo, Nata
'WMjFraiWAo.Jll O. E. JEYEN&,
- : Wear 12 foitoSo V-
BOW
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VOL, V WILMINGTON, N. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17. IS80. .Vn. 227
The latest"goak" of the season the
North Carolina System
North Carolina's Christmas present
to Virginia the North Carolina Sys
tem. f The Czar has commuted the sentence
of death passed upon three of the convict
ed Nihilist3 to imprisonment for life.
In New York, last week, there were
139 cases of diphtheria, making 248 re
porteddurfng the first half of this
month. ;
The newsTrom Paris at this juncture
is probably very interesting to those who
may be able to understand it, "one of
which we are not."
Hon. Joseph E. Brown has been elect
ed by the, Georgia Legislature to the
United States Senate. His principal
competitor was Gen. Lawton.
The Baptist Pastors' Conference, in
session at New York, have protested
most nobly and energetically against the
proposed production of the Passion Play
in that city. - .
Pare, and Watauga have been heard
from. The former give Jarvis 20 ma
jority and thejatter gives him 120.
This makes Gov. Jarvis majority foot
up 6,471.
It .has been a difficult matter, as it is,
to figure up Gov. Jarvis' majority. It
would have been a still more difficult
matter had tin new "North Carolina
System" been developed one month ago.
-
It is reported that Jesse Pomeroy, the
boy murderer, ha3 been frustrated in an
other.scheme to escape from his cell in
Concord, Mass., by sawing through a
thick boiler-plate with a saw improvised
from a knife.
Unmistakable evidence has developed
that a new and more powerful combina
tion has been formed in Chicago to ma
nipulate wheat. The new syndicate is
better organized, and have more money
than they had last year.asand there is said
to be a large short interest in wheat in
Chicago, a lively turn may therefore be
expected in the combination to scare tho
shorts.
The season for disastrous fires Is fairly
opened now. It is harrowing to read of
some of the fearful suffering and misery
entailed. One wing of the State Insane
Asylum at St. Peters, Minn., was burned
on Monday night and many of the in
mates perished in the flame3. Others
fled half-clad into the woods and a still
further loss of life, and much suffering
besides, is apprehended. The night was
bitterly cold.
It is evident that the silver dollar will
form an important, factor for Congression
al debate this winter. Secrerary Sher
man will, in his annual report; recom
mend in regard to the standard silver
dollar that its coinage be discontinued
or if the coinage is to be continued, that
the weight be increased, so as to make it
equal in value to a gold dollar ; and that
the amount to be coined monthly be left
discretionarv with tho Secretary of the
reasury.
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisement;;.
Heixsberger -Just Received
See ad Festival
B Scott My Livery and Sale Stables
Heinsbergek's Musical Recital
A & I Siirijsr Best and Cheapest !
C "V Yates Books
. Coal sells here now at $6.50 a ton.
Window Glass all sizes at Altaffer &
Price's. f
Th(r receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 828 bafes,
A goodly number of our country
cousins are in town to-day.
Ladies, the best fits and the easiest
hoes for the little ones ara at RosE2i
thais. f
The days are so skort now that it is a
difficult thing for a man to put in a good
day's work between sunrise and sunset.
' Uncertainity may attend business ven
tures and enterprises but it never attends
the prompt administration of Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents.
Lemuel Bradford, sixty-seven years of
age, for fourteen years Tax Collector in
Plymouth, Massl, has- been sentenced t
three years in the House of Correction
for misappropriation of town funds. : "
JjAILi
The livery and sale stable3 of Benj.
Scott have been removed. See adver
tisement elsewhere.
Mr. E. D. Goodman will give another
of his musical recitals at Ileiisberer's
book store on Friday night.
The Educational Society of Front
street M. E. Church will give a Festival
at the City Hall, to-morrow evening.
Jack Sweat, colored, who wa3 picked
up on the street the night of the storm
and saved from freezing to death by be
ing kindly cared for by the city authori
ties, was to-day sent to the County Poor
House.
The meeting of the Stockholders of
the Wilmington & Weldon R. R., held
yesterday, was the forty-fifth, and not
the fifty-fifth, as erroneously reported by
us. It was right in the copy, but wrong
in the proof, and the error escaped us in
the hurry of getting to press.
I Annual Reeling.
The Baptist State Convention of
North Carolina will hold its fiftieth an
nual meeting, commencing to-day, at
Goldsboro. The Rev. F. H. Jone3, of
Yancey ville, has been appointed to
preach the Introductory Sermon, and
Rev. J. B. Taylor, Pastor of the First
Baptist Church of this city, to preach
the Missionary Sermon.
City Court.
Charlotte Green, Katy King, colored,
and James Whittaker, a white sailor,
were arraigned before the Mayor this
morning for an affray or a general melee
at the Long House yesterday afternoon
The testimony of Officer Everett, who
made the . arrests, rather implicated
Charlotte Green as the instigator and
prime mover in the matter, and she was
sent below for five days. "The two other
defendants in the case were discharged.
Frying Pan Lightship.
We learn from Captain W. J. Potter
that a letter was received at Smith ville
rom Captain D. W. Manson, of the
Frying Pan Lightship, in which he
stated that during the storm of Wednes
day night last the gale was so severe at
the anchorage of the Lightship, 20 miles
outside of the bar, that the men could not
walk the decks. The vessel being slewed
around into the trough of the sea, rolled
and pitched so heavily that there was not
a man on board who could keep his sea
legs on.
Water street merchants will keep their
feet dry in Winter by wearing Rcsen
THaii's boots and shoes. t
Tlte W. Li. I
Captain A. L. DcRosset has ordered
the Wilmington Light Infantry out for
a full-dress parade to-morrow (Thursday)
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. We hope
there will be a full turn-out. In olden
times this Company used to be the pride
of the citizens. Now, we hear that some
of our merchants and other business men
discourage their employees from becom
ing members. Thi3 is all wrong. Mili
tary companies are generally looked up
on as a protection as well as an ornament
o a city. We wish the same sentiment
prevailed here.
Mr. Natb'l Jacobi having oeen appoint
ed agent for the Atlas Plow, parties in
want of this celebrated .Flow cn now
have their orders filled at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st.
Jupiter's Power.
Itis difficult to realize the enormous
power of the bright speck, Jupiter, shin
iner so quietly in the sky. A recent wri
ter has shown that the power whicfi? the
sun has to put forth to hold Jupiter in
his orbit is equal to the combined
strength of 170,000,000 bars of solid
steel, each one mile, in diameter. Ju
piter's pnll upon the earth, according to
the same authority, is equal to the
strength of 23,000,000,000 bars of. steel,
each ot them one foot in "diameter. So,
if the mere power of gravity were all
hat was required to make Jupiter's ap
proach dangerous to the earth, eviden
tly he is not lacking in the power.
Bice birdi are about played out. Not
so with those Scotch soles at Rosenthal's
Thej last for ever. f
Dancing lessons given tree at Roses-
v-k i . i i r
THAI, a? Jrcmp soie doom ana saoes ior
the ball loom. f
Christ. Gerber. Wholesale Hardware,
Toledo, Ohio, says The Excelsior Kid
ney Pad has accomplished more for my
wife in three weeks than all the medicine
she has taken in thiee years. . liefer all
skeptics to nt.Sce Aav
fiEYIEW.
The River.
The freshet is not as extensive as it
was at first thought to be. Only about
thirty rafts have arrived and we under
stand that there are but comparatively
few on the river. There nas not been
a sufficient rise above the Falls, beyond
Fayetteville, to bring rafts over, and
unless there is a further rise but few
more will be likely to arrive on this
freshet.
You can.mi No. 1 Cooking a id He.it
ing otovee at . almost any price t .Jacobis'
Ma rd ware Dfpot.
15 Stip Organs, Sub Bass and Coup
ler Oaly S65 Best in the TJ. 8.
Open your eyes wide before you send
Norm fur instruments. Epreaii eale ad
vertisements do not al vavs leil the exact
tiUth. Better instruments at sam or less
pric- 8 can be bad ne irnr 1 ome. bee these
offers : Organs 15 uj.s, 4 6ets lfeedK,
Sub Fas and Coupler, lieautiful Cape,
Oisly $3o; 9 Stops, 4 sets Heds, only $59;
7 Svepi, 3 sets. Kf-cds, -$55. Stool and
Book included. Pianos 7 Oct., lage
size. Rich Rosa wood Case, only $179; 7 1
Hcii , largest size,only $200; 7 Oc Square
Grand, extra l.vg'yM ajgniftceut "as , 1
$200. S'ool and C v-r i:i l.ice.i
from o!U and reliable makers, nd ii y
guaranteed; 15-days test; trial. Wo pay
frtighi if not satisfactory. 1'osiiiveJy t e
best bargains in the U. S. No mistake
about this. We mean business and crm
petition with tho world. Send for Fail
rtices, 1880. It wiU pay y u. ddnss
Luddeh & Bates' Southern Music
House, Savannah, G-i. -U
Where is that crowd going ? Toftos
entual's, to bay boots and shoes. f
Catarrh Sometimes
commences with a cold, but its cure
alway s commences with the use of Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. This old, reliabie,
and well-known remedy has stood th
test of years, and was never more : pop
ular than now".
How Happiness Is Secured.
Happiness is the absence of pain or
annoyance, and wherever there is pain
there is disease. A pain in the lower
portion of the body indicates a disorder
of some kind. If there is any odor or
color or deposit in the urine it means
disease and requires attention at once.
We have heard many of our friends
speak of the remarkable power of War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and
are convinced there is nothing so certain
and valuable for all disorders of the
urinary system, both male and female.
Mrs. Wm. Tippett, Owasco, N. Y.,
says: l nave worn an improved excel
sior Kidney Pad about three weeks,'and
have recirved great relief from it for
pain in the back. See Adv.
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.
Window Glo33 of all eizea, Doora, Sasb
and Blind3, Builders HardWir,&o Low
eat prices Rt Jacobi's.
THE MAILS.
Tho raaiia close and arri vo p.S the City
Post Office aa follows :
Northern through mails 7 45 p m
Northern through and way
mails ......5:30 a. m.
Raleigh 5;30 a. m.. . .and( 5:00 p. m.
Mails for the N. O. Railroad,'
and routes supplied there
from, including A. & N. O.
Railroad, at....... 5;30 p. m.
Southern mails for all points
South, daiiy.....8atn and 7:45 p.m.
Western mails (C O R'y) daily
(except Sunday) 5:00 p. m.
Mail for Cheraw & Darling
ton .r 7:45 p. m.
Mails for points between Flo
rence and Charleston . 8 a m & 7:45 p m
Fayetteville, and offices on
Cape Fear River, Tuesdays,
and Fridays M. ........ 1:00 p.m.
Fayetteville, via Lumberton,
daily, except Sundays 5:00 p. m.
Onslow C. H. and intermedi
ate offices, every Monday
and Thursday at..... COO a.
Smithvillo mails, by steam
boat, daily, (except Sun
days) .10 00 .a. m
Mails for ' Easy " Hill, Town
Creek, Shal'otte and Little
River, S C, every Mon
day and Thursday at... 6;00 a. m.
Wilmingtcn and Black River
Cbapeli Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays at 5:00 a. ta.
OPEN FOB DELIVERY.
Northern through and way
mails...... 7. -00 a. m.
Northern mails 930 a m
Southern Mails ......... 7:30 a. m.
Carolina Central Railway .10:00 a. m
Stamp Office open from 8 a. in. to 12
M and from 2 to 6:30 p. m. Money
Order and Begister Department open
same as stamp office.
General delivery open from 6:00 a, xa.
to 6:00 p. m., and on Sundays from 8:80
to 9:30 a. m.
Stamps for Bale"1 at geieal delivery
when stamp office is closed.
Mails collected from street toies every
day at 3:30 P. m. ;
Ths newest. latest, bes - and 'cbespes
at Bosesxsaxs. . t
New Advertisements
Musical Recital
New Fe.itimv Ur Live
JJ'ofc'st..-r
!
JJY REQUEST, MR. E. I). GOODMAN
will give : -.other of his Mutu al Recitations
FRIDAY . VEXING next, at S o'clock.
Lover ofgooil music are cordially invited
At IIEIXSBERGER'S,
Live Book and Mu ic Store.
Festival
rjlIIUnSDAY NIGHT, AT THE CITY
Hall, by the Educational Society of Front
Street M. E. Congregation. Several. Char
ades will be presented. "
nov 17-1 1 , . .
My liyery and Sale Siaite
HAVE ?,EEN removed f-'hi '
cess to Fii'thjbetwccn Mulberry ami Waiiiut
fctrcets, where I will be pleasetl to. serve my,
old customers and the public. 'generally.
Panic prices. B. SCOTT,
nov 17-1 w
Just Received.
LARGE ASSORTMENT of fine Vio
lins and Accordeons. Also Italian Violin
and Guitar .Strings, which are offered for
sale very efceap at ' IIEIN'SBERGER'S.
JJACKGAMMON BOARDS, CHECKER
Boards and Men, Dominos', and uu endless
variety ef other games just received, at
IIEINSBERGER'S,
nov 17 Live Book nd Mnic Rtore
Secretary's Office,
WILMINGTON & WELDON R. R. CO.
Wilmington, .N, C, Nov 10, 1 880.
Notice-
rpiIE DIRECTORS OF THE WILMING-
JL
ton fc Weldon RailrGad Company have de
clared a Dividend of 3 per cent, on the Cap
ital Stock of said Company payable, to the
Stockholders on and after November 23d,
ISSO. J. W. THOMPSON,
nov 10-td. Secretary & Treasurer.
Star copy.
Highest Gash Prices
"PAID FOR HIDES, WOOL, METAL?,
ItAGSj Ac, hy
JNO. J. CONFREY & CO.,
Brokers a d General Dealers ,
Coracr Dock and Water tlr,
Eefer to First Wst'onal Bank,
nov 15-ltn
Books
EVEi'.Y DKSORIfTION conetanUj
oa hnnrl
STATION KiiT A well elected tock,
Ineladisg many Eovelties ia f accy Paper.
FANCY .OOODS ChromoB Frames
Easels, Albuxnj, Fancy Baskets, Bibles,, Gold
Pens and Pencils, Ickstands, Ac, do.
C. W. YATES, .
Ft'tioner and Book Heller
nov 8 '
IVI eat Buyers
OULD "DO WTXL TO CALL AT
STALLS 5 to 10 NEW MARKET
if they want the best Beef at from
5 to lO cts. per pound.
JOHNSON, TILLEY, HINTZE,
fc HUBERT.
R3ew Market.
nov 15-3t
Horse Radish.
ipl ROUND FRESn EVERY DAY
No
turnio roots,but genuine HORSE RADISH,
which I will guarantee as to STRENGTH
and PURITY. Horse Radish Roots also for
sale at NEWMAN'S.
Cigar and Tobacco Store,
Cor Market & 2d ets.
nov lS-2t
JOW BlTSS For all kinds of Printer
Persona re-idinc oat ef the city ess have
their orintinjr earefally exeented and nailed
to them Ire. of postazdj
.- C S. WAF.HOCK,
la BerWwBaHdinz) r Jab Printer.
ail 9
FLEAS 5 70TZCE.
W win beg ad to receive eomm&leatiosa
from our frleadi oa ay and all! mbjMti'o
Caerilatrict bt ,
" . ' - -
ee'iuxas of tt writer But eJvjtbefor
ttiLed to ti Alitor.
Comocaiostlont cut be written; oa oaly
one cde of the pp
F eronxlitiee mi voided.
And it Im epeciaUy 'partlcalarlT:ttBder
rtood that the Editor 1 mm not alwsyi eBdon
the riewi ot corrwpoai3ta, arlitj fo iute4
ia the edltori&l oolans. x
New Advortlsomenta
the oia
Scarborough House'
ATO. 8 ROOT U WATKR STSfcET, Wi!.
11 lainstop, N. O., is Kill open node,.- the
proprietonhip of ROBERT J. 8CAHBOK
UU.U wfcere cn be bad at bj hirortbe
df or night, thebeitof Wl.NKb. I.1QDOR-.
tu7FuSAN0 AFTER TH,S DATE
THE HOUSE Will BE KEPT OPEN
DAY AMD NIGHT.
nor 1 'r
FINE OPPORTUNITY F33 INVEST
ORS IN REAL EST AT r.
For Sale;
Tfl. .VERr VALUA:.'LK r.d most
J- tlizibnr ituated
of Market itreet, ner lion t atr'et, cBsiit-
iuK oi ioi runmnfr through to Bettecw urt's
Aiiey, improved by a three-io:y balldive on
r-- owji, jrirn n 30 r u !eet deep) and
a two-etorr brick Wirehouia in th rr
frc ntiiff on the lley.
Terms, which are rtasonable with extended
credits, made known upon application to
MKS. KOBKHT W. LAMB.
5o. 1, Wajshlntrton it.,
tov 12-tf .Norfolk, Va.
Best and Cheapest l .
QUR STOCK OF CLOTHING IS COM
plete. Come and eec us and we will do
you good. -Everything new, nico and nob
by, in the way c-f -
CLOTHING,
AND. ' . , '
FURNISHING G0ODS.:
Prices low down to suit the timci.
I. S1IRIER,
. No. Hi Market st.
nov BJ
32 1. Market St. 32
Sign of the Show Case with tho
Shoemaker
jyY STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES :
always complete. 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 of those SCOTCH SOLE
GAITERS just received. Don't forget tho
old number.
C. -ROSENTHAL.;
32 Market Street. -
nor 8
OfficeTreasurer & Collector.
CitYof Wilmington, N- C-,
November 13tht 1830;
City Taxes, 1880r
AGAIN CALL ATTENTION OF TfJE
Tax Payers to their CITY TAXES, daa aircjs
the 15th of Beptsxnbsr last.
"The time approashee-wfcen thj list fcr'si
vertiiins will ba made out.
.Parties interested .wl!l pleas) ti9 astlce
and fare trouble by prompt paymtnf.
HE3Kf DA7AGE,
rev H.mkw
Trets k Collector
CLQUKS, DOLLMAtlS I
rpHE PRICES AND STYLES WILL tell.
These goods we have in large variety and
quantity and can fit the smallest or largest
sized person. ,
Gents' all Wool Ribbed Undershirt and
Drawers.
Children's Flannel Under garments in all
sues.
Carpets: Body Brussels Englisa Bros-
sels Tapestries Three Ply, Ingrain, &c.
THE PRICES ARE EIGHT and thestyka
are good. K. 3L UIcINTTRE.
CLOTHS Inall widUL-jji
nov 15. ' - '
k.
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