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PrtrtTAOE PAID.
J ';; ',0 Hix moatb, 2 50 ; Thrse
ffc. R0 flCtL
... 1 35-, V"" '
i,,r r will b diired by carrier,
f,pej inanr part of the city, atthe
or -
'"'rttei low and liberal
Ccriber. will please report any and
. .to reeeire their papers regularly.
eA dvertisementa.
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EHED1ATISI,
res end Sprains, Burns and
bcncrai ocuiiy
pains,
irr c?-' Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and nil other
Pains and Aches.
5j Prr"tion pn rarth qual St. Jacobs Oil
,nft,sure, simple acd cheap External
A tr:l pnUil-s tut the comparatively
rii cuUit of 50 On fa, and every one suffer
t; : pia c0 have deP positive proof
.ti cUiaji
IvecauLi in Eeven Language.
KLD WALL DRUGGISTS ANDDEALEE3
15 MEDICINE.
A.V0GELER & CO.,
Baltimore, Ma, 17". S. A,
?ri! lldaynn to
NEW LACES,
White and Cream colored.
Lace Curtains,
a jurs anJ ly the yard, White and Ecru,
Lace Lambrequins,
Acd material for HQing.
CORNICE!
Various styles.
CARETS-OIL CLOTHS MATTINGS.
At very reasonable prices.
TIMISH BATH SOAP !
JCtiej for 23 cents; His sood and cheap
Respectfully,
R. M. Mcintire.
m. JOH PERSON'S
US MED Y FOR
SCROPULil,
NEVER FAILS.
It Will Cure if Fairly Tested.
to be able to
ctual cure ot
Joe Person's
had suffered
VnI I .ii. .1 . . 1
Jen wer,t t.-kt'... v.., , w.r.i 1 t.
, ' . At'-iiiU. ,i ami -was treated there
'Tvd5ts vurative and hoaliruf
r. f- N'rt's ',Hm l,'ffn t hea',
01 uV Skill i !nn,Y.J ac fjt
proper
aud the
t h inced as fastastbe sores
"I !.. I .. ! . :i 1
V.'- . :r,,n?toLK ; will heal the
ivJ;," 0 ir!i sre ia three weeks if taken
1: is wy opiuion that it should
m.a tc,e tirne alter the sore U bealeil.
e
f
'ii - mJe 'ou'1 commence to re
a &f J for thU alone il eould be
t5!iUvv ua:il an efftctuaI cure is
ll?ii."tK' othin5 should prevent regu
butt , u,feof the remedy and it should
tnTi V PPe "me. I would re-
I ,1 , a .a":Ci 1UUUU HiC
-of. i, . : ail wno re sufferins: from
tO all Whf arft SlltiTprin
ttAtrvi. I "
Jrr.it . UU1 sureiy cure you
-te 1 ir lesT- 1 f peak irom expe-
rtcS; "Vrom hearsay. I am a prate-
umV 1 a cure !rom tbe of it and
rW,wny &nd l4fUn obligaUonsto
fT. rlUc reat 1 naveob-
lrhJ f5 lts.u?e- Sufferers, try It and be
fcsv'V-V,6 l respectfully,
t'V JAMES AfMOKUIS.
C-h, for tesUmoiilal of lemarkable
(J
jf?15!" Joe rtron rranklln
rto'Lv U by Wai. II. GREEN, WU-
tly6ff.ac
IHIEISI
FOR
huralgh, Scfrticc, Lumbago,
itizcho, Scrcr:ss cf iho Chest,
fsaf, tos' 2 :! c' a tf "HC fi
' pre me much pleasure
v. r , V havc ivc d an effc
-iu.4ironithe use of Mrs.
ior that disease. I
r u , , u 11 ,,ir m t-nan three years,
-Al dipairvd of ever gettini? well. I
4 . ea.l durii.;; that time by three very
r-i dii
if,V n'v Umi'y physicians met with.
rt,rrf ar,un" lrotli the Justitute, I was
1 1 tJ trJ Irs- Arson's remedy, and
4. 1 .
':".: 11 "ttl"5lit of ever gettiDff
v;.,1'1' t'l:t ,!iy hop s increased, my low
iVt. t,e,v,,c T,l! remedy, and I
,'.n,-v, 'S splendid health and am in
. iitected it. from the pressure o
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VOL. V-
LOCAL NEWS,
New Adveutisements
IIeinsbekoeu Guide Bo ks
C W Yates Tour Interest
Jonx Cowxx, Sect'y Notice?
The reeeipta of cotton at this part to
day foot up 53 bales.
Discontent is the want of self-reliance;
it is the infirmity of will.
General K. W. Moise, of Sumlerr is
registered at the Parcel! Hoase to day..
A man may sometimes, but rarely, be
a capita fellow without haying a cent.
It is much warmer to-day than it was
yesterday, the recent cold snap being a
thing of the past now.
There is unmailable matter in the
PojtofJSce In this city addressed to A
D. Lippitt andL. P. Erambert, Carls
Neck Wharf, James Hirer,. Va.
It will be found that no man is more
to be feared than the man who is willing
to,, tell you all that he knows, because
the chances are that he will tell you a
great deal more than he knows
The steamer John Dawson took up
rather'a small crowd to the anti-prohibi
tion meeting to-day at Point Caswell,
but a large attendance form the neigh
borhood was expected on the grounds.
A meeting of the joint committee of
the Board of Audit and Finance and the
Board of Aldermen was held yesterday
afternoon, relatire to thr market ques
tion but no positive action, was taken,
an adjournment being made until Thurs
day afternoon.
Beautify your homes by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
anted. Sold only at Jacobi's. t
1
Two cases of D. and D. was all the
Mayor had to consider this morning,
one of which was an old offender who
was sentenced to five days imprisonment.
The other defendant was released upon
payment of a fine of $5.
"Now I do Most Unhesitatingly Aver,
as an old practitioner, that Warner'a Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure is among the mcst
valuable discoveries of the 19h century.
I cannot say too much ia its behalf. Pitts
burs, Pa., fiJi-Apl., 1SS0,"
bigned J. H. O'CONNELL.
Yesterday's Charlotte Observer says:
The excursion for colored pople that
was announced to leave here for Wil
mington August 1st, has been postponed
until the 8th of the same month. The
Wilmington lodge of colored Masons has
put off the celebration of its annixersary
until the 9th of August, m order to make
it convenient for the Charlotte colored
people to join with them in the celebra
tion.
Stricken with Paralysis.
We regret to learn that Mr. Robert
Henning, formerly of this city, but now a
resident of Richmtnd, Va., was stricken
with paralysis a few days ago and that
hi3 case i3 considered almost "a hopeless
one. Mr. liennings inenas in im tnj
will no doubt be grieved to hear of his
sickness.
Call at Jacobi's for Garden Hoes and
Rakes, Shovels, Spades, Axes, &c. There
you have the lowest prices.' t
Personal.
Col. L. E. Rice, Deputy Collector of
the Port, has recently returned from a
Summer jaunt and Major Chas. E. Tay
lor, the genial Inspector, is now cn
leave and left this morning to rejoin his
family, who are in Maine. Major Tay
lor will returu about the first of Sep
tember and his family a month later.
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Mr. F. Rodeburg, of Grand View,
Ind., relates the following: I suffered
with rheumatism for over six years; con
sulted many physicians, and tried hund
reds of remedies, without avail. I laving
seen St. Jacobs Oil advertised. I sent for
a bottle and used it according to direc
tions. The relief I felt was almost "elec
tr.c;" I got better at once, and now
there is not a trace of rheumatism left.
t
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The President's Condition;
The information to-day from Wash,
iogton City, relative to the President's
condition, is rather unsatisfactory, in
asmuch as it is stated that he, is about
the same to day as he was yesterday.
As there is no change for the worse the
news may be considered favorable even if
it is not satisfactory. It is said that he
had some fever daring the night which
subsided, however, daring the early hours
of the morning when at 3 o'clock there
was a slight increase. -
WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY, JUL Y 26,
By Sail :
Schoooer Mary Bear, Capt. Chad
wick, arrived here yesterday afternoon
from Baltimore, Capt. Chadwick having
sailed her all of the way up to the city,
the first time in the history of the vessel
that this has been done. The young men
from this city who went to Baltimore on
the Mary Bear had all returned here
previous to her arrival.
V nnra;Prrdicitiia
The following are the revised predic
tions of Vennor, the weather prophet,
for the remainder of July: On the 21st,
warm and fairTlfdornFgntt 22d and 23d,
high rain storms in many parts of Cana
da and the United States; 24th, hot and
windy; 2 5th .oppressive and stormy; 26th,
heavy rain storm and Vind; 27th and
28th, cloudy, cool weather, with cool
nights and cold showers; 29th, cool and
showery; 30th, 31st, warm weather,'
high winds and rain showers.
Meeting of Magistrates and . County
Commissioners.
Justice John Cowan, Secretary of the
Board of Magistrates of this county,
gives notice in.this issueof the Review
that the annual meeting -of the Board of
Magistrates and Board of County Com
missioners of New Hanover county, for
the purpose of levying taxes and transact
ing other business which may come up
for the consideration of the two Boards
conjointly, will be held at the Court
House on.Monday, the 1st day of August,
at 10 o'clock.
Habeas Corpus Case.
The result of the investigation before
Judge Meares yesterday at Chambers, in
the matter of argument by counsel for a
writ of habeas corpus in the case of J ohn
McKoy, colored, resulted in the petition
being granted and the defendant ad
mitted to bail by His Honor in the sum
of $600, the bond to be approved by the
Judge. This -morning Mr. W. P. Old
ham and Dr. JehnJJ Freeman together
became suretieon McKoy'a bond , for
his appearance at the next term of the
Criminal Court when the case will be
tried by jury before Judge Meares.
Study your interest. Xou can now
buy Cook Stoves at factory prices at
Jacobi's. f
Off for Europe.
Rev. L. S. Burkhead, D. D., Presid
ing Elder of the Wilmington District of
the M. E. Church, South, left the city
this morning on the northern bound train
for his home in Raleigh, and from thence
will go to New York, whence he sails
by ocean steamer, on the 6th of August,
for Earope, to attend the gathering of
delegates of the M. E. Church, from all
parts 6 f the globe, in one Ecumenical
Council, to be held in the city of
London, commencing on or about the 1st
day of September. Dr. Burkhead has
been preceded by Col. Walter Clark, of
Raleigh, a lay delegate, who sailed from
New York some three or four weeks ago,
and who . we understand will make a
short tour of the Continent before the
Council convenes and deliver a series of
lectures. ,
The North Carolina Conference sends
but two delegates those mentioned
above butthey have sent two able re
prese ntative.
Looking This Way.
The following, which we clip from the
Lenoir Topic, will be read with interest
We most sineerely trust 'that this road
will yet reach ' Wilmington," despite the
opposition- with -, which Gen. Imboden's
plans has been met. We .believe that it
is the desire of the Company whom Gen.
Imboden represents to reach this point
and that thev will yet come here. The
following is the extract alluded to:
m w
Lenoir will, in the coarse of time, when
all of the projected railroads are finish
ed, be one of the most important railroad
centres in Western .North Carolina. The
Chester, road, the Yadkin Valley road
and the Tinsalia road all tend this way,
and now there is another iine projected
from this point in another direction. The
Salisbury Watchman has been inter
viewing Capt. We Cain, late on the Im
boden survey, but now employed on the
Midland route, and he says that Gen.
Imboden is very much in favor of extend
ing the Tinsalia road from Lenoir via
Taylors ville, Salisbury aad Wadesboro
to Wilmington, and that, very probably,
a surrey of that rente will soon be begun.
Decline or Man.
' Impotence of mind, limb, or vital fane,
tion, nervous weakness, sexual debility
Ac, cured by WellsVEealth Renewer.
$1. At Druggists. Depot Jas. C.Munds
Special Meeting.
A special meeting of the Board of Al
dermen was held yesterday afternoon
when the report of the Committee to
whom the matter was referred, recom
mending the purchase of a hospital for
the city and county, was approved and
Mayor Smith and Aldermen Northrop
and Chad bo urn were appointed a commit
tee to complete the arrangememts in re
gard to the purchase, subject to the con.
carrence of the Board of Audit and Fi
nance., . . Kxparti Foreign.
The following vessels cleared at
this
f'port to-day for foreign ports, viz: tier.
barque Charlotte and Anna, for Stet
tin, with 3,985 barrels rosin, shipped by
Messrs E. PeSchau & Westermann; Ger.
barque Edward lenz, for Hamburg,
with 3,300 barrels rosin, shipped by
Messrs .E. G. Barker & Co.; Ger. barque
Japan, for Rio de Janeiro, with 208,
887 feet lumber, shipped by Messrs
Parsley and Wiggins; and Nor. brig
Trenmor, for Hambunr, with 7C2 barrels
rosin and L.G0O casks spirits, shipped by
Messrs William & Murchison.
lias Resigned.
We understand that Mr. T. M. Emer
son, Assistant Freight and Ticket Agent
of the Atlantic Coast Line, in this city,
has resigned that position for the pur
pose of accepting a similar office, with
increased pay, on the Chesapeake & Ohio
R. R. The resignation is to take effect
on the first of August but his successor
has not yet been announced. We are
sorry that we are to lose Mr. Emerson.
He is an exceedingly clever gentleman,
a good citizen and an excellent officer and
s, besides, a Wilmingtonian "by mar
riage." But our loss is his gain and we
can only wish him as many friends in
his new field of labor as he leaves be
hind him hete.
The readings of the thermemoter at
the Signal Station to-day are as follows!
at 7 a. m. 77; at 11 a. m. 86; and at 3
P
m., 90. The maximum heat to-day
90 against the same, 90, on the
responding day of last year.
was
cor-
List of Letters.
The following is a list of the letters rea
maining unclaimed in the City Postoffice
Wednesday, July 27:'
A Julia Anna Arters, Wm H Adams,
Caroline Artis.
B Anna O Brewn, E Brown, Francis
Breward, John Bright, Lucy Black, Jno
Henrv Brown. Joseph Brown, Isaac
Beatty, Lucy Basker, London Bizzet,
Mary Brown, Maggie C Banaman, Os
car F Bercrman. R J Beck, Sarah A
Brance. Willie Boyd.
C Irving Cumming, Mary Council,
Cages Carter, L Crawford, Jane Chest
nut.
D Rebecca Dickson, Rosa Davis,
John Dunn. '
E B Ernesf, Mary Evangelist.
F Nora Foy.
G W C Gorham, Thomas Glasper.
H Oran Hall, Mary Ann Hender
son, M F Hall, Maude C Hall, John S
Harris, Joshua J Hill, , Polly Hawkins,
Capt Henry L Hall, C H Hyman, Dan
iel Harrison, Harh & Brother, C G Hop
kins, 2, Benjamaii Hurst.
J Evaleua Jones, Sarah Emma Jack
son, Jimmie Jahnson, Jenkins James.
K Mingo Kelly.
L Dollv Lock. P Lineham. C M
Link.
M Wm H Miles, Susan Mosley, Til
ler Mitchel, Rott McKoy, R T McCum-
her. S L MarshaL Owera Mathews. K
R Mosley, James Merrick, Alex Murrell,
Anderson Alnnru
N John Neilan, Rachel Nickles.
O Lizzie Owens, 2.
P Isaac Petteway, Wm Pickell, W
H Poisson, E,W Percival, Laura Pagh,
Lillie Perkn.
R Rosanna Rennel, Mariah Round-
tree, Thomas Hicks. Solomon Reddick,
James A Rad(:liff. John Rayman. J D
Robbins, Dani el Roper, A H Robbies.
S Samuel Sallin, W ; O & d R
Stomch, WiU iam Smith', A S Simmons,
Alice Saintg jorge, Amelia Swett, Daniel
M Smith.
T Henri Turner, May Tilden.
W Melvina Walker, Eliza Williams,
T A Willia ois, Mary Wardell, W C Wor
ton, M E 'A'ade, James Warden, Walk
er & Mills, Calvin Wells, Clara Wilkins,
A Y WiL'iiams, Alexander Wilson, An
nie Wood..
SHIP LETTER.
Willia m Brown, , steamer Woodbury.
Per -or j calling for letters in above list
will plo se say "advertised"; if no claim
ed in SO days will be sent to tlead letter
Office Washington, D. C.
E. B. BRINK, 1?. M.
TV Imington, New Hanover County,
N.CV
Freshwater Perch, Trout raid Black
sb Hooks and Lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at Jacobi's. f
NO. 174
Magistrate's Court.
Before Justice Millis th:s morning.
Mary Giles, colored, was arraigned for
wilful trespass upon the affidavit ofElias
Duffy, colored. The case was tried and
dismissed at the C03t of the prosecutor.
The defendant in the foregoing case
then became prosecutor and had Elias
Daffy arrelted under a peace warrant
and the defend . ;t, EIia3 Daffy, was re
quired fto pay t ie costs in this case al
so, and to furnish, a bond of $30 to keep
the peace for ninety days.
Before another Justice of the Peace,
Tewis Williams, -colored, was arraigned
for the larceny of shoes and committed
for trial until to-morrow morning at 10
o'clock.
-
Lottie Jane Flowers, charged with lar
ceny of homespun and calico, was com
mitted for trial until to morrow morniDg
at lO o'cloek.
Richard Cowan, a venerable looking
old colored " man, was arrested and
brought up before the same Justice,
chfl.rged with assault and batterv with a
deadly weapon upon the person of Eila
Cowan, hfs wife. The defendant in this
case was committed for trial until, to
morrow morning at 11 o'clock.
TE MAILS.
The malls close and arrive at ti e City
Poet Ofiice as follows :
Northern through malis. 5S0 p.
Northern through and way
mails.... ..... C:40 a. m.
Raleigh ..6;40 a.m.
Mails for the N, C. Railroad,
and routes supplied 'there
from, including A. & N. O.
Railroad, at 5;4Q a.m.
Southern mails for all poiui3
South, daily 7:45 p. m.
Western mails (C CR'y) daily
(except Sunday) 9:00 a. m.
Mail for Cheraw &' Darling
ton.... , 7;45 p. m.
Mails for points between Flo
renceand, Charleston 7:45 pm
Fayetteville, and offices on
Cape Fear River, Tuesdays,
and Fridays. M 1:00 p. m.
Fayetteville, via Lumberton,
daily, except Sundays...... 9:00 a. m.
Onslow C. H. and intermedin
ate offices, every Monday
and Thursday at... 6.00 a. m,
Smithvilla mailt, by steam
boat, daily, (except Sun
days) 8.30 a. m
Mails for Easy Hill, Town
Creek, Shallotte and Little
River, S. O., every Mon
day and Thursday at......... 6:00 a. m.
OPEN TOB DELIVERY
Northern through and way
mails.... ; 7:30 a. m.
Southern Mails 7:00 p. m.
Carolina Central Railway 4:00 p. m.
Stamp Office open from 8 a. m. to 12
M and from 2 to 6:30 p. m. Money
Order and Register Department open
same as stamp office.
General delivery open from 5:30 a. m.
to 7:00 p. m and on Sundays from 8:20
to 9:30 a. m.
New Advertisement?.
Notice
rriHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS for New Han
over county,for the purpose oi levying taxes
and transacting such other business as may
be brought before them, will be held at the j
Court House on MONDAY, AUGUST 1st,
18S1, at 10 ocleck, A. M.
JOHN COWAN, Sect'y
jy 26-tues-fri
Guide Books.
JAND A ilcSALLY'S Official Hallway
ttside and Hand Book for Travellers, tigo
anywhere ia the Unite! St ites.
DESCRIPTIVE ILLUSTRATED OL'l DE
BOOK to North Carol! a IT r,ua; aim -their
Principal Resrrta, by Mi i t.haia,
For a &le at
For GUIDE TO THIS SOUND apply st
Headqiartera of lh WiLci;toa Light Ia
faatry. jy 26
GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION
rjUTE MEMBERS OF ST. THOMAS'
Catholic Church will have an I reunion on
the Steamer Tatsport to Smithville and th
Forts on WEDNESDAY, JeJy 27th. The
public are invited. Maic and refreshments
and good order maintained. Committet
will exclude all bbjectlomabls parties.
Tickets 50 cents. Children and Servants
25 cents.
tSF Boat n in leave at 9 o'clock, A; 11.
jy25-2t
1881.
PLEAS3 SOTICS. ,
We vill tegfai to rersfra eocaranilcntJoa
from omr friaa? cn at? and all rabWU r
geosrtliBWert bni "
v?aiM of the flv-r mm m b far
,;0rfl at,! fc written ru Cfilj
one sii r.f th pep-cr
PrctUti xa&jtbe ardided -
r4 U is 65pec!iyad -rt';clarly tidr
tood tht the dcei net alwaji eudon
tL riewjut orrj.:.-..Jer , anleot to Stat
ia th? editorial eolorrc. , ' .- '
Finest Family Teas
Imported '
Being acmewbat familiar with Hie
Section f
CKCigOE TEAS
X -flat'er luyself I Lavo tho mcst
Select Assortment of
Gunpowders, Imperials,
Young Iljson,
Natural Japan?,
Axrd Black Teas
ever brought to Wilmington
These Teas are bought only from
ttio Importer?, and are not only
genuine, but the very
FINEST OF THEIR KIND I
Send for Sample.
John L, Boatwrifflifc
11 & 13 North Front St.
Fresh Roasted
Fresh Groitnd Java, Laguayra and
Rio Coffees.
I grind my Coffees every hour
during the day, eo can guarantee
freshness.
JNO, L-OOATWOiGHT,
JVos. 11 & t a IV.lFrorit St
27 la
Corn Flour, Bacon,
gQQQ Bushels COIiN,
1 000 Bbl3 Flour' aJ rraaef'
200 1303X3 SmokcdanaD s-idc
Cofiee, Sugar, &c.
ggQ Bagg Coffee, different grade,
OH A Ebls Sujrars, Granulated,
CA l) . Standard A, Extra CandC.
Boxes Assorted Candy,
Tubs Choice Leaf Lard,
rjQ BhU aud Boxes Freeh Cake,
Fotasli, Lye, Soda,
100 Eoxes BaU Potafib
200 Boxes Iye''
100 20X63 an(i C33 si
" Boxe Soap,
: OQ HalfBbls tad Boxes Sauft
typ Dozen Buckets,
Reams Wrapping Paper,
JIoop Iron, -'Nails, Hay, Oats, rndolph
arcs and Shcetines.
tFor sale low by
jy 25 W1LLIAAIS JIUECHISON
Your interest.
Q.ITJ2 ME A CALL BZFOSS TOU per
chass School Books and School Stationery
I havt a fu'I s spply of Text Bocks aiap'ed
bj ih Stat Beard of Edacities. Alsa
Blat,Pete,lf,Pe:f BoWert, lair, Cxajcn,
ic.'.dc. Planes aad Orriti of tho TerjQ
btsimaketliraTiea hisd. T7i watt yoxr
patzonaxe- and wlH oo a!I wseta to talks
boaiceu relatiors p'eaiant.
Yctcs' Boot Store
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