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to
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Three
jm J7' ,c . naa month, M oeatfc
' bidivered byeaxriers,
fi F,pe' ay part of the city, at the
VOL. -VI
WILMINGTON, N. ., SATURDAY APRIL 9. 1881.
Sber. 1U pleereport any
NO. 36
KeW Advertisemento.
gv flattings.
5UKGQi:TITr'rfNCTCOl0r9t'
1
4f37)fd.cto-
Lace Curtains,
ORXICE, CRETOXES, CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHi, Ac, new and pretty.
and Colored
Silks, '
Black
IN', IN GREAT YARIETY.
JUST
pine Parasols,
nC5 SHADES and Sua Umbrellas, Oar
ilhhh. iw ... -w
p. M. Mclntin
3b Sd
kTmorFleakv ROOFS !
TROX CLAD WATER PROOF PAINT
4 to eqi&l for stopping leak. It Is ffar
uteed tor II jears. Any roef, le matter
lev tei, can he sayed by this pal t.
jUs Roofing Taint an d fer Damp "Walls
& to no erul.
Staples aad testimonials fcirmlshtd upea
ippBcstiea at Office of the Irem Clai Palmt
Coapuj, ea Second, betweea Market end
WncMiBtrMt. fb 2
Arrivinsr Daily
f
yZ ARE NOW BtfSY OPENING,
surklxrg sad arranging r Boring and
Suissaer itock of Gent's, Youths' and leys'
Gsthing and Furakalng Goods. We hare
pt this season the largest stock, the prettL
at itoek sad the cheapest 'stock" of Cloth
-r .
tag Ttr offered in this market, A call aid,
u iupecCen is reepectfmlly solicited.
A. & I. SHRIEB,
Market street
h23
mi
j ly
Mrs. Joe Person's Indian
Tonic Bitters. 1
J rt Rheumatism. Heart Die aim
fSiwi ilea " Hsia,f from impurity
C uriaorit h?" P itself vitevaV
J GOV. holders opiniari.
S ' fSl"?m ,UB t member
1JmtS7 ,ed Mr- Joe Person's
f i3? f, S tot pp-
. V. W, HOLDER,
111 Jge strqhqs.. opinion.
Sr.i? 'thlppy desalts. I tke
mcoess. Very reeotfallf,
u. 0 7 Hrfc Jo Fersea, FrtjakUa
WUmios;tO
sses and Syrup I
OELE4K8 M0Ufi8F.o. '
C8l MDLASS,
8 ED01R 8TEWJP
fD0 HOTJSK SfRUP.
Fo ale low by
& PEABSAi
Ttt-
LOCAL NEWS.
rew A.dTrttemeuts.
T C Fanning Lccal ad Dancing
Heinsbibger A New Supply
C W Yates Pianos and Organs
A & I Shbier ArriTing Daily
No City Court to-day.
No interments; in Belle vue Cemetery
this week.
Eggs are scarce
cents per dozen.
and sell for twenty
laster , Sunday is just one week off
from to-morrow.
The Criminal Court adjourned for the
term this morning.
Picnics, red bugs, seed ticks and ants
will soon receive a part of the public at
tention. ,
When you tell a man to go to Jerico
yon should remember that it costs $453
to go there.
Abont the sorriest spectacle in this
world is a henpecked husband. Both
sexes dislike him.
Be fore promising a woman to lore only
her, one should hare seen them all, or
should see only her.
Bow ts se your owb
V, T. Xnamel Paimt,
araatei at Jacoxi's.
painter : Bay the
ready mixed and
t
w e lite to see a man wno can
joke. But we respect him more
take a
when
he gives credit for iti
The Register of Deeds issued only one
marriage fteenst during the week, and
that to a colored couple.
A young man of 26 years in Madison,
Wis., has just married the divorced sec
ond wife of his grandfather.
Thousands of peaple who never read
the Bible in its old form are kicking up a
fuss about it being revised.
Young people are always ready to
adopt the latest wrinkles. It is the first
wrinkle that they object to.
Mr. C. M. Harris left for Birmingham,
Alabama, last night, to gather the facts
relative to the death tf his brother.
There were two interments in Oakdale
Cemetery during the week one of which
was brought here for burial. Both adults.
A cite observer remarks that the
man who stops his paper to economize is
like the man who goes barefooted to save
his shoes.
We are requested to state that the
Rev. T..D. Pitts will pr-ach on the "Sin
f Drnnkeness" to morrow evening at
St. John's Church.
Gray satin and black silk are used for
4 new dress. Black' yelvet leaves are
trailed on the gray satin and the reins of
the leases are of steel.
It has become fashionable .for young
ladies to .take fencing lessons; at a picnic
where there is much climbing to do, this
cconiplishmen t ought to be found very
isefal
tlr.T. C Fannind Dancins; Ciasne
T insure classes after Lent, those
wilhing to join will please leave their
names at Ilcinsberger's book store, or
apply to llr Fawning in person. If a
sifiicient number is entered to justify it,
classes will be formed for instruction.
It
Disappointed.
We had fondly hoped that we m'ght
to-day rejoice with oar readers in the
announcement that our big editor, or our
editor-in-chief, who has been absent for
nearly two weeks, had returned to doty.
But alas for human hopes and happiness,
"Twas ever thus from childhood's hour."
A letter received this morning from our
chief, announces the sad intelligence
that he will not put in an appearance
before Tuesday or Wednesday of next
week. In the meanwhile we, his dimin
utive 'representative, will have to con
tinue on double duty until that time.
But if our readers can stand it, we guess
we can, and so we will try to make the
most of it. "
Little llocaes.
List night the police drove off two or
three little darkies who were stealing
coal from the office of Alderman Alder
man at the foot of Chestnut street
Zacharia Johnson alias John Aahburn
who was arrested this morning for steal
ing from Mr. Strauss wai one of the
Cag. . - -i -
Pergonal.
Aieaieaant Jonn u. iinoaes wno was
formerly stationed at this port
RevenueCuttcr Colax but who
on tne
is now
stationed at Newport, Rhode Island, is
here en avisit to his family. We were
pleased to meet with him again. 1
Picked Up at fcea-
Forty barrels of kerosene oil and thir
ty boxes of soap were picked up near
the Frying Pan Shoals by Capt. C. C.
Morse, of tho pilot boat Uriah . Tim-
mens, en Thursday last while oat cruis
ng. The oil and soap are ' supposed to
havo been thrown overheard from the
schooner, name unknown, whtchhas here
tofore been reported ashore on the shoals
By throwing over a part of her cargo the
ressei floated off on Friday and proceed
ed on her royage, Charleston being her
destination. Capt. Morse will furnish
particulars and answer questions to par
ties interested.
To-day is the anniversary of the sur
render of General Lee at Appomattox,
sixteen years ago, and yet the valiant
Hoar, Dawes, and other pigmies - of the
Republican party, together with the im
perial and chaste Cenkling, continue
their war on the South just the same
But there is a slight difference in their
mde, from that pursued by Gen. Han
cock, and a little difference' in the time
also.' The sound of the last gun at Ap
pomattox was the signal for Hancock to
sheathe his sword. It was at the same
time the signal for these blatant dema
gogues to come to the front and make
war upon a disarmed foe.$
Caught In tne Act
Zack Johnson was caught in the act
of stealing hoops from spirits casks by
Mr. John B, Strauss, at his store, on the
corner of Water and -Chestnut streets,
this morning and turned over to a po
liceman. The casks were the property
of Mr. Strauss, and had been placed out
side of his store, near the back door, but
a few minutes, when the little thief made
his appear ance and worked two hoops
off. Mr. Strauss says h is considerably
annoyed by a gang of these pilferers. It
is thought that the boys tell the hoops.
Go to Jacobi's for Doors, Sash and
Blinds, pure White Lead, Oils, Varnishes
Window Glass, all sizes. All at the lowest
prices
Board or Audit and Finance
Mr. William Calder, the newly-elected
member from the Second Ward, came
forward and was duly qualified.
Mr. John S. McEachern tendered his
resignation, which was accepted by the
Board, and he was thereupon immediate
ly re-elected as a member of the Board to
represent the Fifth Ward, and was duly
qualified. t
Mr. Octavius A. Wiggins, the newly
appointed member for the First Ward,
as was stated in the Review yesterday,
also qualified and immediately tendered
his resignation, upon which, however,
the Board has not yet taken action.
Mr. Norwood' Giles, member from the
Fourth Ward, was re-elected Chairman,
and Capt. John Cowan Secretary.
The Freed man's Bank. Swindle.
Commissioner Jno. Jay Knox, of the
the "Freedman's Savings and Trust
Company," has issued a circular under
date of April 4th, from Washington City,
from which we make the following ex
tract for the benefit of many of our col
ored citizens who were so badly swindled
by this gigantic and infamous fraud up
on the colored people of the South. This
rascality was perpetrated too, be it re
membered, under the sanction of; the
Rev. pious hypocrite, O. O. Howard, and
other leading and shining lights of the
g-r-e-a-t "Republikm" party. Howard
has been frequently rewarded by tne dif
ferent Republican Administrations for
his devotion to just such Republican
principles, and has recently' been made
Commandant at West Point Military
Academy, where he is now examining
with a microscope, the self-inflicted slits
in Cadet Whittaker's ears. The circa
larsays:
Dividends from the assets of the Freed
man's Savings and Trust Company were
declared November 1st, 1875, March
20th, 1878, and September 1st, 18S0.
Under a recent act of Congress, par
ties who do not apply for these dividends
before August 21st, 1881, will not be
able to obtain them. -
Depositors who have received the three
dividends already declared should NOT
forward their books at this time. :
Ton can bow buy Improved Heating and
Coek Stoves at factory prlccaat Jacobi's.
Church services.
Worship in tho various churches of the
city to-morrow as follows r .
ST. lAMXS' r-AlUlH,
Comer Third and Market streets, Rev.
A. A .Watson,' D. DM Rector. Falui
Sua i5 April 10th. lebrU )u at 7:30
doming Pra er at 11 o'ekxk Sunday
School E S-Sii'p. ra. Evening Prayer at 5
o'ci.-efc.
ST. rAUL'S KVAM3. LUTHSXAX CflUBCH,
Corner Sirtb and Market streets, Rev. G.
D. fJ rnbelm, l) D. p&stor. Palm Sunday
April 10th. EKglhh services at 11 a ra.
audS p. m. Examination of Catechu
mem at the clofe ?f the morning service.
Sunday Sch ol at 3 p. m. Eafcliah services
also ou Ta liy, Weduesday and Thurs
day itfteruoojua at 4 o'clock- viood Fiiday
Mi ci 15Lb Preparatory s rvlcs In Ger
man at ia:OTTf"!a;;Bgnilr service- and
C .iifinnatlon at 8 p m. Seats frte. ,Ev
ery peisou cord Jiy Invited and welcome'
? it. johxtV chuectc, r
Corner Third and'Red Cross sta. Palm
Sunday April 10th. Rev. Thomas D.
Pitts, Rector. Eaxly.Celebratlon at 7.80
a, m. Morning Prayer, and Ante-Corn-munlon
at 11 o'clock. Sunday Schoo
3:30 p. m. Evening Prayer and Sermon
at 8 o'clock
FIEST Bi.PTI8T CHUBCn,
corner of Market and Fifth streets. Rev.
J. B. Taylor, Paetor. Sunday School at
9:30 a. ui. Sa; vices at 11 a. m. and
7.30 p. m. Brooklyn Sunday School
at 3 p.m. Meeting of the Chore for
business Monday night at S o'clock.
xouDg A4 en's Prayer Meeting Tuesday
night at 8 o'clock. Church Prayer
Meeting Thursday nignt at 8 o'clock.
SXCOITS PBXS2YTEBIAX CHTJECK,
CorFonrth and Campbell streets. Rev.
0. M. Payne, Pastor. Services at 11 a.
m. and 8 p. m. Sabbath School at 3:30
p. in. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8
p. m. Seats free.
CHRIST'S CHUBCH (CONOEIQATIOITAL),
on Kan, between Sixth and Seventh.
Kev. D. D. Dodge, Pastor. Preaching at
11 a. m. and 8 p. nr. . Pastor's Bible
Class at 12Jp. m. Prayer and Praise
Meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m. Sunday
School at 3 p. m., in Memorial Hill.
ST. MASK'S CHUBCH,
Corner Sixth and Mulberry streets Rev.
0. O. Brady, Minis'er. Services are as
follows : bandays Morning Prayer at
11 o'clock ; Evening Prayer at 7:30
o'clock ; Sunday School at St. Barnabas,
at 3:30 p. m Confirmation Class at the
Church, at 4:30 p. m. Week days, during
LVmt Morning Pray-er at 7:30 o'clock
Evening Prayer at 5 o'clock. Seats iree.
IT. C. irrlenltural Eiperlmem Station
Bcllbtix No 8, April 8th, 1881.
The following analyses of fertilizers
have been completed: Premium Super
phosphate of Lime, manufactured by
Hymans and Dancy, Norfolk, Va., ofG
cial sample contains water 18.68, sand
7.20, available phosphoric acid $.97, in
soluble phosphoric aicd 1.67,ammenia 2.
37, potash 0.63 per cent, (jommercial
value per ton (2,000 lbs,) $34.90.
Ammoniated Soluble Nayassa Guano,
Company, Wilmington, N. C, official
sample contains water 17.33, sand
8.94, available phosphoric acid 8.19, in
soluble 4.57, ammonia. 3 1G, potash .96
per cent. Commercial value per ton
(2,000 lbs.) $33.97.
Georgia Grange Chemicals, Moses &
DoLeon, Norfolk, official sample con
tains water 13.23, sand .67, available
phosphoric acid 14.20, insoluble phos
phoric acid .29, potash 2.56 per cent.
Commercial value per ton (2,000 ibs.)
$39.58.-
Etiwan Dissolved Bone, Etiwan Phos
phate Company, Charleston, S. C, offi
cial sample contains : water 15.27, sand
13.20, available phosphoric acid, 11.98,
insoluble phosphate . acid 2.35. Com
mercial value per ton (2.000 lbs.) $29.95.
Diamoad Soluble Bene, Walton,
Whann & Co., Wilmington, Del., official
sample contains water 14.39, sand 8.22,
available phosphoric acid 10.04, insolu
ble phosphate acid 3.44, potash .98 per
ceat. Commercial valie per ton (2,000
lbs.) $26.66. '
Sea Gull Ammoniated Dissolved Bone
Phosphate, Patapico Guano Co., Balti
more, Md., official sample eontaini : wa
ter 13.96, sand 1.94, available phesphor-
le 8.76, sasolable phosphate acid 4,54,
ammonia,.49, potash 1.33 per cent.
Commercial value per ton (2,000 lbs.)
$33.44; Wilcox, Gibbs & Co's Manipm
la ted Guano, W. G. A Co., Charleston,
S. C, cfficial. sample contains: water
14.51, sand 7.37, available phosphoric
9.9Q, insoluble 7, amnooia 2.67, potash
2.21 per cent. Commercial value oer
ton (2,000 lbs.) $38.40, Standard Fertil
zer, Standard Fertilizer Co., Boston,
Mass., official sample contains; water,
23.46, sand 2.96, available phosphoric
acid 9.23, insoluble 92. ammonia -1.82.
potash 1.49 per cent. Commercial value
per ton (2,000 lbs.) $32.34. Sea Fowl
Gaaxo, Bradley Fertilizer Co., r Boston,
Mass oScial saspla contains: water
15.14, fond 5.01, ftTAflabls picsphoric
acid 10.19, insoluble phosphoric acid
2.36, ammonia 249, potash 0.25 percent.
Commercial value per ton (2,000 lbs.)
$35.28, H. Preston & Son's Acid Phos
phate, Preston Fer. Co., New Yorkof
ficial sample contains: water 14.09, sand
7.28, available phosphoric acid 11.68, in
soluble phosphoric acid 3.60 per cent.
Commercial value per ton (2,000 lbs.)
$2950. ' Chas W. Dabxet, Jr.
- Director.
Afloat, vflih Steam Up
The steamer Gv. Vforth is not only
afloat now but she had steam up asd her
engines working when the steamer D.
Murchison passed her at Council's Bluff
yesterday; Capt. Sam Skinner :who
raised the sunken boat will itis thought
steam on down to this city with her and
raach here by to morrow night or Mon
day morning. ,.. -
A Safe and Sure means of r restoring
the youthful color of the hair is furnish
ed by Parker's Hair Balsam, which is
deservedly popular from its saperior
cleanliness.
We advise oar friend to sail at Jacobi's
for Household Hardware of every desorlp
Uoa. There you get the lowest prices.
New Advertisements.
A EJew Supply
Q? THAT POPULAR LITERATURE,
pabllshed by theAxaerieau Book Fx chaste,
- Jost received at
HEINSBGROSR'S.
Live Book and Musie Store
Pianos andl Organs
FOR CASH OR ON TI1S
EA8T INSTALMENT PLAN,
Matio Boxes, Oaitars , Tiolins, aad
all other Musical Instruments,
Pot sale at .
aplS HEINSBERQER'S
ELEGANT JEWELRY CHEAP.
To Introduce our new styles and Influence trade
we make the following unparalleled offers for a
short time : " The Berlin Packet contains a gold
plated watch chain, agate shawl pin, lady's ele
gant set Jewelry , sea bean cuff buttons, coral neck,
lace, set or agate studs, gold plate band ring, collar
button, key ring, pocket book, Imitation silk
handkerchief, pen, pencil, comic envelopes and
visiting cards. All these mailed to you for SSc in
stamps; 4 packets for S1.0O, The lot can be re-
tauea at irom sz to fd.uu. .
The Royal Casket contains one superb amethyst
ring, elegant coral brouch set In box, fancy neck
lace, coral sleeve buttons, engraved gold plate
bracelets, rose scarf pin, geld plated lady 's set, gold
plate sleeve buttons, heavy gold plate stnds, lovely
cameo scarf pin, genuine Parisian diamond stud,
Maltese cross with P. diamond center, beautiful
Jet sleeve buttons, plated collar button, plated
link watch chain, plain gold plate ring, nobby
cameo ring. Maltese ear-rings with P. diamond
settings, gents' full comb, amethyst set, lady's
full plated set with white stone settings. Jet and
cameo scarf pin. eng. gold plate sleeve buttons.
The whole of this magnificent collection sent
secure by mail for SI
2 for S1.70. 4 for
5f
This lot
can be retailed eas
N. Y. JEWELRY
Y. JEWELRY CO., Atlanta. Oa.
in:
iv at from S5
Address,
Thi Atlanta Globb says : " This mmrmnv u
perfectly reliable, and the amount they give for
your money is astounding."
fob SS-dlawsatrwly
ENLARGE AMD OEVELOP THE TORSI
If shrank wholly or In part from nature or JQs
ase. Advice free. Describe case and send stamp
to P. De L. Co., Atlanta, Oa. Nohnmbo. High
est reference. Correspondence confidential.
j. feb a ilast-wly
SEEDS THAT SURPRISE!
THE FABIUSBS' "BOKJLNZA."
Hfft-riTA. a new vegetable from 8. A., differing
from anything ever grown here, delicious raw or
cooked.
Seed sent by mail 20 eta. a paper.
Bean of Ja
ipan, hair bean nair pea, saia oy cnem
E5f
i.t tn twt the richest human food known, jme
fodder Plant, also. Seed, 15 eta. a paper, -npan
Queen watermelon, Juat importea, largest variety
sugary : best to keep or ship, 25 eta. a paprof20
seels, papers for $1. Very scft If-Wood
Muskmelon, largest known, 2 to 3 feet long fine
quality, early and prolific, 15 eta. a paper. Climax
Tomato, richest flavor, early, prolific, Mlid-un-qualedln
every way.licts. a papey White Egyp
tfin corn (from the Nile), fields Immensely
nr.mvn in. II. H.. Iiriu. lusuuuv. uuw buu
In the south where other corn fails. Unequal ea
for teble or sSock, 20 cts. a paper. 75 cts. a pound.
Teosinte, one plant feeds a cow two days: 10 to 12 ft.
high, 15 cts. a paper. Cuzco Corn, grains 1 in. long,
ln. broad. Seed will bring fabuloas prices, 15 cts.
a paper. All the above sent lor s i, ox eacn ior
A AArfm C- R. aVXJSEXCT k CO. AtlMta. Gsw
nohnnrv TTnn. tw. i Calhoun, 2syor of
Arlaata. j
fob 2-lawat-wly
PUR CELL HOUSE,
TJNDES 5KW MANAGEMENT
Wiliotqw, N. C.
B. U PERRY, - - Prop
Late Proprietor Atlantic Hotel.
First Class iaall iU?appoInt Jients. Termi
IZ.60 to $3 per day. ' (eb 3 t
Winberry Oysters.
TflE-riME-HT or s.
9.4 -
the seasoa. Br th Sjk'W
iosem, Qart or Jloxu Faasl ies Sepplisd
. The best Wines, Liqsors sad Cian
always on hand at
J'JH CABSOU'?,
saehlS stvtet-. t
A LARGE STOCKIOP1
SASH, DOORS "AfID BLINDS,
AND
ALL RINDS OF MILLV05KI
LUMBER. UTHS. &s.
Tor saleTerycheap at
ALTAFFEB, PBICE & C0'3.
Factory: Offlcc:
FootTTsiaut at. . Kctt, near Bed Crosa'ct
y v
frca czr fcLrr-j ca tzj tzl all ictJecU 1 1
sTtaer-lIitirtti tt
tit ttst Cf tla milr? czii tlwiyi tefar
-itaedto tat E-iSor. :: r ,
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OoaTnTTntntfloaj tszzl bawrittea ca c nly
aesldeoribpapfv -
Ferixmalitifti nut be ar.Hed
Aad It Li especially and psrUralarly C2der
rtood that tie Editor does not always enficne
tne views ot correspond cats, unless so stated
la toe editorial columns. .
Now Advortigonionta.
MEW. FAUIT AflO C0riFCTI0riEQY
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED X
branch Fruit and ConfecUonery Store I
"Review" Office .comer "Water
and Chestnut streets. All perebns asslns
that locality are respectfully invited td call -and
be suited with Fruit, Home-made an
Fancy Candles, 8od a Wat.;r, Cigar and a
general nice rarietv, at
K tt. NORTHROP'S,
Fl -- Water St, Store. -
Pianos ond Organo
gOLD LOWFOE CASH OH
ON TOE ISSTAtllEJlT PLAN
LlEQESTOCK
."' . . .... .
8caoo! Bcokf, . - . .., . ,
Flank Books, ''"
"I ' . . ...
St'sticsery,
Frames ' 1 ;
, , Fancy Goodr, ic, As ,
Call and see for yourself.
Yates' Bookistore
aro goods si ;
DELICIOUS PEACHES AHD
TOMATOES r
All Varieties of Choice Preserves,
in one and two pound Canp, iho
best in the market.' .
Our elegant Family Flour,
. Parole d' Honour,
Pig Hams, .Breakfast Strips
and Small Shoulders,
Parched JaTa and Laguayra Coffee,
These goods aroj all freeh this
week Our prices and quality: of
goods will convince you if you v? ill
tryj us. - .vA
Trythe preparedlSoups,
For sale at
CEO. MYERS';!
.feb 14 Nos. 11 and 1? fmth Front Pt:
rJewISprinj? Buttec
LVEUYgNICE.
ATjSO
OTHER QUALITIES FEOil,
20 to 35c in price.
JOHN L. BOATVniGHT.
apU
11 & 13 No. Front fit.
1000,
Bushels BESTfcLOWXAKD,
500
do, innTE UPLAND
For sale by
0 "WORTH '& Tronni.
mch IS
Peruvian Guanos
2000 Tons
Ho. 2;PernviaiiS3uaiiCo
j FOECALBBY
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