1013 FIFES
T.ff sfisrseoa. Baadaft
Wo wCl bo glad to roeslvo ocmcualcaCri f
froa emr frirads ca aay tad all njretj f
ceaeralmtsmtbat
Tie easao of tis writer czrt slwiyi bitu
alAedfta tao Editor.
Coaguxlottloas em bo .WTtttea e e tly
oao sido of tao paper.
Ferioaalltlao mtstbe Vvolded
And tt Is especially and cracalarly aaier
stood that the ESitrm does not always r dens
the views ox eorreepoadeatf, a&lesf soaUt jd
bi the ed2torial eolatoBa, .
0P
r. .1 A M B t
..- if.
.-.,1 AM FBVrci-'
rriO.NS.l'WTAOEPAlJ.
$3 50 ; Three
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.K Si 55? ""CAJ" ' ;
'r iM t- d silvered by earrttTi,
f" r? n t- pAfi of, lh city,
f is .vp.r-w.k.
n''"- ' la, libera;
VOL. V
WILMINGTON, .V C, SATURDAY, APRIL 2. 1881. NO. 30
latsc report any ana
1) A TT.Y
srav fiaattrngs.
1,
I
Lace Ourtins;
pOBSI'.-E, 'KETONES, U A.5MT .
V (.IL tfmt, Ac, nstr and prv U ,
C!aC: ntlti GtjIO T.tetl
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GUEA.T VARIET..
" "" r- ;
r" "saaS
rinS r'Ml QiwlSa
nCX SHADED and Sua Umbrellas, Our j
KLirK are in the lead. j
ra-ft-io '
t- iK.' fira "t"V8
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u i ' -' J i :
i
TEON CLAD WAT
ii t0 equal for itopplog leaks. 1 1 Is guar
.- r,,r 10 years. Any roof, no matter
ko bd, can Ve larcd by this paint.
AuRooSngPalflt aod fr Damp Walls
it ku do equal.
gimples and testimonials furnished upon
ijpUcaUoa at Office of the Iroa Clad Paint
CotcDiTiT. on Second, befwtea Market and
frirceuitresU. f eb 2ft-
New Butter.
PER S. S. "GULF STREAM", juit ar
JL
iire4 tbii rnorniD, the firat ehlpment of
NEW SPRING
Butter!
OF THE SEASON.
Itcdin jour orders early and taste come
J3HH L.vBOgitSifr l
TtTE ARE KCW BUTOPEJ
IT
marking and arrapgilig onr-,FDi1ns: . 36ined:tlie foiadgentlemeh
Banner itock of GeqW, .ltha andUoys
.wjuiiojana tumuiungtlood?. We hare
rt thia seasoa the largest ttbekihe prettl
itoek aed the cheapest stock- of Clohi
H erer offered ia this market. ' A call and
b iai?octi5B li respectfully Solicited.'
A. & I. SIIRIER,
Market street
ajch22
LEE'S
Prepared Airr.cnltural'
pR COTTON, TEAKUTS, "
TTHEAT, CORN,
AKD TEGETABLE3
OF ALL KINDSc
Tor !e by .
& PPARSALL.
Hals,
Try
Tonic Bitters.
7 tUffM. RK- . aneer ia its ar
K .WW0U b(a proT itaelf anjal-
,K opinion.
S!MMa L?? X
iXsla
j.Te
LOCAL N KWS,
S G Nczthrop New Fruit and Confec-n-ry
Store
KsixssERGEB P:acv?s.I Organ
W TAT2sP:tc:i?-x? Organs
A & I Snr.'m1 Arririj, Daily
Ejs sell for 15 cjnts per dozea.
No !r.-"nents ia Bel'evue Cemetery
.'lurinrf-.li:'; -reek.
No !ri.rnents in Oakda'e Cemetery
VThe'l'; of Deeds issued five oar.
. Ai luetics, all 10 colored copies,
'i-iria? tha wees.
rter. V. Urritchard. D. IK, i'res:
of-Weke Forest College, will cccu
py 'the pulpit of the First Baptist Church
to - morrow meroir asd tjomnz .r the
UEaal hoars..
AJr. Wilkes Jorris, ono of tht newly
appointed, members of t he 1 Board of
juditaad Finance, has returned his
I
commission to Gorerner Jarvis and de-
ciincs the anpoinUnent.
We adviae oar friends to call ai i-iec?:s
for Household Hardware of every dserip
tlon. There you get the lowest priees. f
There was at least one inch thickness
of ice risible to early risers in this city
this morning. ; Countrymen coming to
town with their carts early this morning
report the small ponds along the roads
all frozen oter.. Good bye fruit.
Gone Foreign.
The Danish bnrqne Lovisa cleared t-
day for Monterideo with i cargo of 167,
52Gfeet lumber, shippeby Messri. E.
Kidder & Sons.
The Nor. barque Stanley was cleared
from the Custom Houso to-day with
4,113 bbls. rosin" which were shipped by
Messrs. Alex. Sprunt & Son.
A LtYely CSbost.
Some time ago a rumor was current
on the streets that f)elafate Towers, col
ored, had died, in Raleigh, and we so
stied, tThiif morning we saw Towers
a'ndjjLme .to the conclusion that he was as
liVely" ghost as.we erer saw. 'Tis seldom
a manKainebleasure of feadinjfthejxn-1
nouncemeni. 01 nis own aeain dul.i owers
& GeTernor -"J arrisXon
A"Lt A. . -Jim '
jnesdayan.
tR Bofird of fd jit .tidAFinT5l Between Herodila:
4his - city : .-lOctaf ins A ifcWjggifiS jFirs
OTarnf.alder, X SecondVar
ttichard' Jones, .Th ird -Ward j'Norwoo'cf
Giles," Fourth' Ward, and WilkestMorris,
Fifth Ward. '
A Terrible Tornadt
A tornado of excessive severity passed
over the town of Clinton on Tuesday. It
was of short duration but the Episcopal
Chirch was demolished, together with
several carriage shops. The citizens
were terrified and stood imperiled of their
lives. Fences, trees and small houses
were blown down and ether damages of
a less serious nature were sustained. -
llarlno -totes
The whaling schooner . H.Hartfield
which was reported by us as dragging
her anchor on yesterday went ashore on
the flats opposite Csw 11 later yester
day afternoon but floated ofT oa the high
tide. this raora'mg.
The steam yacht Gleam, bound from
Jacksonville, Florida, for Baltimore,
which put in to the bay at Smithville for
a harbor on Tuesday last, proceeded on
her journey this morning.
Painful Bucaor ;
A painful rumor obtained credence
here late yesterday afternoon to' the ef
fect that Col. W.N. Peden, formerly
of this city .bat for many years since the
war a resident . of Clinton, ia Sampson
oantyhad been stricken with paralysis.
We have mads diligent inquiry among
GLPfc&3'a cslfe&aia friemda to oh
f
Bsdj Set Tet Found.
Corsner Hewlett en yesterday sent a
boats crew ia search if the bod of the
drowned man who wa3 reported Coating
in the river about six miles below the
city on Thursday. Nothing was aeon, of
the body bat it has since been ascertain
ed that the boat did not 0 far enough
down tbo rirer. Xo one seems to know
who the man is, os na ow it susain
aleat here.
Opera Uoaso- -
Blind Tom opened bis engagement at
the Oper House last erenieg - andas.
greeted:bjs fair sized audience. Tom
remarkable ia his performances and
! rvrapt his audience in wonderment and
sarpriee. He hai-impro Ted consider
ably Einco his last risit and ha3
harncd sereral plantation melodies which
he renders with considerable effest. At
the request of the "audience Professor
Goodman performed a very difficult
piece of music while Tom listened. Af
ter the Professor had finished Tom was
seated at the piano and executed the
piece with faultless precision. He gave
othea tests of his musical ability and
wonderful powers of mind.
How to De your owa painter : Bay the
N. Y. Enamel Faint, ready mixod and
araate I at Jacosi'a. t
; All Fool's Day
Yesterday was all fool's day and a
great many ahem! persons were taken
in by various tricks etc. Reporters are
frequently sent on aimless errands, as
was the case yesterday when we were
sent to hant up a Are which didn't oc
cur. Krery one on all fool's day is on
the qui vivc for his unwary fellow-being,
and to get the laugh on him. Our little
joke created quite a sensatisn and sold
many of the "wise acres who never bite
and are never caught."
According to an eld English custom,
which has ltngsifice been Americanized,
the first day of Aptff'tfeTery yearirEttj
apart as All Fool's Day, and people who
are sent on aimless errands, and such lit
tle practical jokes, must not complain. It
is said that the custom prevails all orer
Europe, . and wherever European races
hare fixed a residence in America. Two
accounts are -given- of its origin. The
rieaUlschohrssaythat it is derived
5i . t" ' - ..T S rail
wnere aajmiiar customs, prevails, ins
c?le-
raffias;1
irancerthefled-.maA is
iish, like a mackerel, easily caught. In
Scotland he is called a gowk, which
means a cuckoo.
Ton can" -now buy Improved Heating and
Cook Stove at factory priccaat Ja&oai's. f
Meteorological Report I
From Sergeant James . M. Watscn,
Signal Officer in charged at this port, wo
have the following report for the month
of March;
Mean barometer, t29.845; mean ther
mometer, 52.1; mean humidity, 52.9;
highest barometer, 30,372, date 15th;
lowest barometer, 29.405, date 30th;
monthly range of barometer, .967; high
est temperature, 78, date 25th; lowest
temperature, 31, date 7tb; monthly ranjje
of temperature, 47; greatest daily range
of temperature, 27, dates 7t and 25th;
lowest daily range of temperature, 8,
date 5th; mean of maximum tempera
tures, 61.3?; mean of minimum tempera
tures, 43.6; mean daily range of temper
ature, 17.7; total rainfall or , melted
snow, 5.14 inches; prevailing wind, north
west; total movement of wind, 6,360
miles; maximum velocity of wind and
direction, 30 miles, west on 30th; num
ber of foggy days, 0; number of cloudy
daysoa which rain fell, 6; number of
cloudy days on which no rain fell, 2; total
number oX days on which rain or snow
fell, 11; dates of lunar kalos. Uih aod
15th; dates of frost 8th, 24, 27th asd
23th.
AiafpaiJc CPS
25ttod Too
J U pd 4la ccrasar f yoar
rj trTtfy ' rr- u j noauy causcti uerangea, Kianejs sa
jTt?;ttrj vill kava Lnt tcn- liver. The sure are for constipatica is
W elHis days,' althoagh a leap year. ! celebrated fidaey-Vort.. U to also
sj mJ" f - a spetafirf remedy fpr all kidney and Uvcr
Thb phacomeaca occars once only. Wjdiskses.- I'housandj are cured bv it
ZZ7 ycirs, td alrap ia the odd bund 3?erj moato. i'ry it at enca. Tf.tdo
The Sioux Chief which has stood, as
silent sentry, in front of Kasprawicz's
store for several years past has been sent
North for repairs.
Mr. S. G. Northrop has opened a
branch store under the Review office.
He will keep at all times a choice selec
tion -of domestic and tropical fruits, also
home made and fancy confectioneries and
soda, waters See ad. elsewhere. 1
C ro? Tear of Karat Uores . '.
Tfcecrbp year for naval stores begin
oa tha 1st day of April and end with
IheSIst day, of March of thr sttcceedmg
year. The - quantity of spirits receircd
at this port during the year ending with
last Thursday, the "31st o liareh was
87,107 casks. The quantity of rosin
444,552 bbls, the quantity-of tar 56,460
barrels and of erode turpentine 92,101
barrels.
The domestic exports for the same
period were 33,121 casks spirits, 52,743
barrels of rosin, 38,517 barrels of tar and
2,832 barrels of crude turpentine. .
The foreign exports were 63,199 casks
spirits, 392,317 barrels of rosia, 11,850
barrels of tar and no crade at alL
The ntmber of American vessels ar
rived and cleared at this port during the
same period -; were 68 steamships, - 5
barques, 23 brigs and 184 schooners,
making a total of 275 vessels with a ton
nage of 106,373 tons.
Number of foreign vessels 174 barques,
51 brigs, 17 schooners, making Che total
of foreign ships 236, with a tonnage of
71,222 tons. Whole number of vessels
American and foreign 511. Total ton
nage 177,595. This does not include the
river steamers or vessels under 100 tons
burthen. '.
Dancer of Keepirr Flowers and
Finite in Sleeping Rcoms.
The Chicago Medical Journal nd
Examiner cautions Us readers as to - the
danger of keeping flowers and fruits in
sleeping rooms. li mention several in.
stances, reported by Dr. Breitter, ill as-
trating the fatal results of the practice
which, as a precaution to our readers, we
publish: j
"A genilsman had the unhappy idea
of m&kiag of the branches of an oleander
some sort of an alcove in which to sleep
next morning he tras found dead. - A
grocer and his clrk went to sleep in a
room in which th: : o boxes ' of oranges
stood, and they wer? dead by the next
morning." A clerV. in store, who was
to watch at night, laid down with a bag of
s assafras - under his head; he, likewise,
wasound dead in the rtorning., Another
gentleman, having souse hyacinths in his
room, got the most vie!eat headache and
felt so drowsy that he" could hardly re
strain from sleeping. He at once put
the flowers out of the rooss, opened the
windows, and soon after felt easier."
Cbnrcta Services.
Worship in the various churches of the
city to-morrow as follows :
ST. J A.UES TAUIiB.
Comer Third aud Market streets, Bev.
A. A Watson, D. D., Rector. Fifth on
dy in Lieut April 8rd. tlorniug Ptver
inri Couuiuaion at 11 o clock. Su iuay
School at 4 p. ra. Evening Prayer at 5
o'clock.
ST. PAUL'S SViStt. LUTIIERA2T CUl'KCU,
Oornerbiatli ud jJarket gtrtt3, Key. G
U. B-riiiein,i, pr,.r. Gerinau aerrica
at 11 a in aud C p. m Sun. my
School at 3 p. to. (jAt-cLetiCAi imtractiou
oti Fj Hay at 3.30 p m.
rt. John's cauacH,
Corn r Third and Red Cross sts. Fifth
Sanday in Lmt April 3rd- Rev. T.D.
Pitts, Recior. Morula Prayer and Holy
i 'ommunion at 11 o'ci.k Sunday Scho 1
3:30 p- m Bveidng Praj er wi'.a Sermon
ai 8 c'cTck
nssT BAPTi.r cnuncn, V
corner of ilarkct acd Fifth treet. Rev.
J'13. Taylor, PasUrr.-' Sunday ?ctfvi a.
Hill) a. in. Srrv.ces at U i.'n. -vj.d
7.oO u cn.ducri by r?. '.II.
Pr;tchrd D. O., V.r-Mclzt of tVktf
iA r st JoIIh llrockiyn 5ujtay School
: 4 p. jinwhij ijtarc. v Ve'IT.g fi
! U'itwisa JIotHtay i t 7:30 trr.bjcx
Vxt-g Aieii's i-iayer M'nititz 'i'ues-JUy
xJ& 7:0 f.' locv. Caurch lYayer
c cd rsessrxzBiAiv cnunca,
. -F-uirb sal tmpb)'t otreou. Bev.
j. & rVne, PssSr. 'errlcaa at 11 a.
h i- (Q- b h Sebool at ari-J
a, lyr' woaaeaoayat 8
i fay art-jotx f j fii csrtaj never able
to. u-11 folks that yoa are veil? Tea to
rain ita a!f r uiii in IK firat Til a f
b abi taal constipation, which no dcbt
The Illustrated Scientific News
The April number of this interesting
and popular magazine is just out.
Among the various subjects illustrated
in this number is an engraving of the
lata Emperor of Russia's steam yacht
Livadia; a series of views illustrating
wood working detachments for foot laths:
Prof. Secchi's solar photographic appa-
rtnuw, wiin bix uisnnci views oi ine sun
taken by appra ns used on Lake Gen
eva tor determining the velocity of
sound in water; a new machine for decor
ating enameled surfaces; engravings of
several curious animals and objects in
natural history, and an elaborately ill us 1
trated article on Bee Culture. . .
Every number contains thirty-two'
r.. m ... .
psgeaiaii oiengraviogsror noveitieris
science and the useful arts. Published
bvitunn&Co4 17 Park Row, New
York, at $1.50 a year, and sold by all
news dealers.
A Good Iloasewire.
The good housewife; when she is giv
ing her house its spring renovating,
should bear in mind that the dear ia
mates of her houto are more precious
than many houses, and that their systems
no;! cleansing by purifyi j the blood,
regulating the stomach and H)wels to
prevent and cure the diseases arising
from spring malaria and miasma, and she
must know, that there is nothiog that
will do it so perfectly and surely as Hop
Bitters, the purest and best of medicines.
Coneord N. II J Patriot.
Go to JiaeoBi's for Doors, Saah and
Bllnda, puie White Lead, Oils, Varnishes
Window Glass, all sizes. AIL at the lowest
prices 1
New Advertisements,
NEW FRUIT AND COflFECTIOfJERY
STORE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A
branch Fruit and Confectionery Store
under the "Review" Office, corner Water
and Chestnut streets. All persons passing
that locality are respectfully invited to call
and be suited with Fruit, Home-made and
Fancy Candies; Soda Water, Cigars and a
general nice variety, at
. . 8. G. NORTHROP'S,
apl.3. , Water 8t. Store.
Pianos and Organs? '
FOS OABH OR ON TRE "
ASV; IN8TALHENT PLAN.
For sale at
! mCINHBRBOER'?.
Live Book and Mario Store '
ANOTHSS SUPPLY-O? TSOSH
PfcRFEOIlVE LETT fen FILE 3.
The Novelty Paper Fastaier,
I Croquet Seta, Foot Balla,
Oan always be found at .
apt 1 H KIN 8 BE BOER'S
Q PER A HOUSE.
Friday & Saturday April 1st & 2d.
Two Nights and Saturday Matinee
The Wonderful Negro Boy Pianist,
Renowned throughout the world as being
the most remarkable Musical Prodigy
of the age.
Admission 50 cts; Reserved Seats 75 cts.
Seata secured at Hcinsbt-rger's Book Store.
IST No Reserved-Seats at the Matinee.
Ticket 50,ct; Children 25 cts. Matinee at
2 o'clock; evening coLcert at 8 o'clock.
siea aet
Spring: & Summer
Styles.
Li - ;
i
M NOW r.ECriTITC DAILT a la.ve
iid ttll selected nock of a!l the latest
etjles in I adies and Miaes. Children and
Mea'a fine UiXjTd aod coneistinsr
of
Ladle' Button Roots,- in Kid, Foxed,
etble and French KiJ Hand Made. Torn
aad Machia3 Made, of the beet make, such
as yoa have been getting at my place, and
which need no further recomxnendatf on.
f Also, -the same in ln'auLs, Children,
iooim ana ooya.
X3T My Men's Wear Department will not
be surpassed by any store in the city. A
call la all I ask to convince yon of the same.
Pilcce that defy competition.
' RiSpectfaUy.
F20GE?s!TMAi
-., Koxr Advertisement.
" '
llanos and ; Of gariB
gOLU FOS casu qi . -
O.V 7FE XtS-A'ilENTJLAN
. LlUOE STOCK
eehcol Ecoi
FUttk Bjckf. i
Ftaf;Lbrjf .
. '.' r 'n.e, . .
Call ani ree far j'2reelt, -, -
Tates' JBooIr Store.
mch 23
JUST RECEIVED, per Stumer,
tho following Goods. Thoy are
of the Finest Quality and Perfect
f .f . . ..
.
ly Frosh :
Gordon & Dilwbrth'a
Preserved Peaches
' Assorted Ptcscttci
"Jellies,
Twin Bro'g Xeasfc Cakes,
Crois & Blackwell's Picklcry
Hazard's Bicena,
Baker's Broma and Chocolate,
J. "Winslow Jones' Green Coifc,
Canned Lima Beanp, ,
a
String Boanp,
Snccotasli,,
tt
Butter Dish Jelliey, V
Aesorted iPie Fruit,
German Greene Kerno
Butch Herring1,
ijnported Dried Peas,
Turkish Prunes.
Theso Goods are selling LOflu
My Stock being replenished al
most entirely overy-week, I am
always in a condition to offt r
FBESH ARTICLES; .
JNO. I BOATWHIBHT.
Ios. II & 13 N.FroiiiSt.
ash 28
torn, Uacon, Mo1:lsvc3.
10 000 Buss rriae Vihltc C03y' -'
' 275 BoiM Smokc2anaD s slJti
QKf Hhds and Tierces
tJOKJ . New Crop Cubs,
TOO Orleans ilolaafiee,
J uet received and for sale low by
IWILLIAMS & Muricniscxi
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, &cm'
1000 Ebls Flour, all grades,; . " .
C2-0 Eb:a 8u'ffarf Granulated, A, Extra
-" ' CaadC, , .- -
SObls New Orleans Su2ir, p
353 BeCoSVre, dllTerent gjadej,'
. Boxea Aatsorted Candy,
100 Tube ChoicLeaf Lard,
75 Bbls and Toxea Lemon Cakes
, 375 Boxes Lyejand Potash,
200 Bpxee Soap,
75 Boxes'acdKeifoJA," : .
' lOOoxes and Half Bbls 6nc2.
Shol, t
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I - ' - v ' Jt ti s L. L.
Lank Cclliln-. corner Iront andiv"::;
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