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THE H0BI7IITG OTAB By wn. u.:BfinsrAiu; ,pUSUBD DAXC.T XXCBPT. MQNDAVK. .. n i inn w a Oil Hix months, . . p-.tm monuBt . ...... .... 3 SS Ai. I 00 Art nr m n--month " ... .. TO ty Sabseribers, ceavereain uypv ...Fifteen Cents per week. OvCttrAg ,ot authorised to collect fee mere thin three mero thin three mntfcs MORNING EDITION; Enured at the Port Office at Wttmingtoa, V U ma RwmiMa hmmwj : OUTLINES. T The decrease ia - the public debt tf the XJoited States daring the present month smointato $12,000,000.- Se.natorBay srd's father is sick. Ten thoauad people witnessed the execution of L. M. Noftsinfcer, at Gainesville, Texas. Earl Cowper has been appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. All Jews of foreign birth in Sl Petersburg have been ordered to quit the city. Yesterday was a holiday at the London Stock Ex change and the Bank of England. - Three men were killed by lightning near Corsicaaa, Texas. Cpl. Thomas 'A. cott has resigned the Presidency of the PennaylvtiDla Central Railroad, on account of ill health; the Company has declared a semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent. The Ministerial situation in Italy is un changed; it is expected that the Chamber ot Deputies will be dissolved. The twenty-third Quadrennial Conference of the M . Church is in session at Cincinnati. A Chiliaa fleet bombarded Callao on the 30th ulL An association has been formed in France for the defence of reli gious liberty. Major General Heintzel- man is dead. Extensive fires are re ported ia Russia. It ia denied that fureigit Jews are being expelled from Russia. New York. markets: Mouey4 0 per cent; cotton steady at ll12c; Southern flour unchanged; wheat ilc lowtrat$l 181 23; corn ic lower at 51T 52$C;for ungraded; spirits turpentine weak at 32ic; rosin dull at $1 37il 43T. Blaine will carry certainly Mary land. ; The: action of the Democrats at Harrisburg it h thought set aside Hancock completely. The Tilden men are claiming forty of the dele gates. a he cjxrniz. BW AUVKHTlSKiftU r. Eably to Bed. Bubbauk The place. Hah: Great bargains. G. A- Peck Redivivus. KaspRowi.cz Ioc cigars. Jas. 0. Mcxds Druggist. A DiviD Sack suits, &c L. Volxers Call and sec. " Harrison & Allen Date. C. W. Yates Organs, &c. Masokic St. John's Lodge. BrhxJers & Co. Soft crabs. Brown & Roddick Job lots. Dyer & ON Truth in proa 3. Ottehbotjbo Challenge shirts. John J. Hbdeick By Express. D. A Smith & Co. Furniture. Meeting Carolina Yaohtdub. J. Dawson & Co. Cotton gins. F. M. King & Co. Refrigerator. I'. H. Hatden Phaeton for sale. Hartlet-Dknck Last appearance. Meeting Board Dental Examiners. Notice Endowment Rank K. of P. Cronly& Mobris Fruit at auction. AicDorjGALL & Williamson Work. J. K. McIlhenny A large addition. Giles & Murchison Fishing tackle. Parker & Taylor Get up and dus!. Coatwright & McKoy Dissolution. Wilmington Dyeing Establishment. Attention Cape Fear Light Artillery. G. G. Parsley, Jr. Du pool's powder. Mallard & Bowden Harness, bridles. Gerhardt & Co Buggies, harness, &c. Altaffe rPrice & Co. Wire netting. Heinsberger Hoy t's German cologue . Attention-t Wilmington Light Infantry. Mayor's Notice For sealed proposals. Kerchner & C alder Bros. Bacon, corn, flour, bay; &c. Bound Ont. During the last four or Ave weeks S. Van Amringe, Esq., Superior Court Cleik and Judge of Probate, h as bound out several colored children that were turned over to him forjhat purpose. Among them there was a child three "years old bearing the ra ther euphonious appellation of Nellie Grant Cornelia Ann Bryant. This one was given a home yesterday. The others were ap prenticed in the following order: April 5tb, Kate Florence, aged nine months; April 26th, Lizzie Taylor, aged four months, and the same day, Rebecca Gyer, aged six month?. ; Kotertatmenc. j The Hartley-Denck. Combination will give another entertainment in Ibis city, to-, morrow eveniogj at Tilestoo Upper Boom. This will be their last appearance here, and the occasion Is promised to 'be one of unu sual brilliancy. A new programme will be rendered, and the price of admission is placed so low that all who desire to hear these artists ia their specialties may attend. See advertisement for particulars. Mortuary.;! here were two intcrmcnta in Oajkdale Cemetety durlng'the week closing yester dayboth adultfi-one of whom died 1 else where and was brought here for burial! Bellevue knd St. Tbomaa (Catholic) Cemeteries report bo interments for the week. Pine Forest! (colored) Cemetery reports five interments fur adulu and one child during the past week - 1 ' Many sink lato ao early ? grate bynot ging immediate attention 'to a aliabt cough, which could. have been stopped in time by a 25 cent bottle of Dr. Bull's Cooeh nvrnn . - . . . flHE OTOEMIXCT'-STAIi ' VOL. XXVI. NO: 36. K.eal 0t. - 7 Fifth SttDday after Easter. Day's length 13 hours and minutes 42 Light - frost visible yesterday morning.. s The organ grinder is again ;on his rounds. T Nothing for the.Mayor's Court yesterday morning. I -j. The thermometer was down' to 48 degrees in the &tab office yesterday morning at o'clock. i Mrs. Camerpn has opened her house on Wrlghtsville Sound for permanent and transient boarders. The regular annual meeting f the Carolina Yacht Club wUl be held to morrow evening at the City Hall. Monday is the day for the regu lar meeting of the Board of County Com missioners and the Board of Aldermen.' The Register of Deeds issued; only two marriage licenses during the past week, both of which were for colored couples. r Wilmington is on her "good be havior. The Magistrates and Constables arejtbout to organize a "Red Cedar Wbit ling Company." I Capt. A. J. Galloway, Chairman of the Democratic Executive Committee of the Second Congressional District, was; in the city yesterday. - The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Wilmington Gas Llgh Company will be held at the Company's office to-morrow at 12 M 'i There will be a meeting of tie visitors of the Ladies' Benevolent Society at Hook & Ladder Hall, on Tuesday, the 4th inst., at 5 o'clock P. M. ; Andrew Anderson, colored, had a hearing before Justice McQuigg, yester day, charged with trespass. Case dis missed on the payment of costs. Three; weeks since the late fire corner of Dock and Front streets, and the burnt hay in the ruins of the ice house is still sending forth a stifling smoke. The Rev. Dr. Burkhead will preach at the Front Street' M. E. Church to-day, the occasion being the second quar terly meeting for . tbe preseui Conference year. - The City Flail was closed and draped in mourning yesterday aflernoQn, by order of the Myor, aa a token of respect to tbe memory of tbe late Alderman Flanner. Hon. A. Mv Waddell will, by jn- vitation.deliver bis lecture on "Two Ameri cans: Morse and Maury," at Car! base. Moor county, on Tuesday, evening, the 6th of May. I I 1 By a telegram received here from Fayetlenlle yesterday, we learn that the river had risen about twenty-two feet from the late rains, and was still rising with considerable rapidity. From present indi cations the freshet will b: quite a heavy one. i s 1 The fate of the Sound Railroad is now in a great measure in the hands 4 of the committee appointed to select addi tional subscriptions, and we believe they will be equal to tbe emergency. Let the shares be put 'at a reasonable figure, (Jay $10), and we thick there will not be much trouble in getting the amount necessary. m m m TbeiTax on Liquor Dealers. We learn from the Raleigh papers that the Slate Treasurer has given a constric tion of an act passed at the recent special session of the General Assembly reducing tbe tax on f liquor dealers. The Act re-j duced the purchase tax in section 10, Sched ule B., to two and one-half per cent. nd the license taxes in section 11, to two dol lars and fifty cents per month on retailers of spirituous liquors, and two dollars per month on retailers of malt liquors only, i The following is tbe opinion of the Treas urer, and is coocured in by the Attorney General I i . "Section 3 of tbe act provides 'that this act shall not be construed to impair the effect ot the said revenue act (of 1878) for the present fiscal year.' As the fiscal year expires on the 80th day of September, the reductions do not take effect until after that date. and. aa purchases made, oc li censes if8ued, before the first day of Octo-H ber next, are sutrject to the taxes under tne revenue -act' of March 14, 1579, and the Dro vision ia' the amendatorv act coins into effect 'after the first day of Jnly.1880, taken in connection with section 3, as above, fixes the lime at October 1st, 1880." i A ColoredjWall. Yesterday morning, about 1 o'clock as tbe wife of James Ash, colored, lig about four miles up the W. & W Railroad, was returning nome irom a restivai, sne found a basket on her door steps contain- ing a male infant,,-apparenlly a bright nu- atto. Accompanying the waif was a badly written note, tbe substance of which was : "Wont you; board me. ? I am two days bid. Don't be uneasy ; the Lord will send you money through tbe Post Office to take are of ms." I The infant was subsequently left at the Poor House, to bo taken care of until a borne can bVfound for it. J Fire. j.- 1 J ....... ; A frame building in the neighborhood of the old Union depot, in the extreme north eastern part of the city, occupied by Henry McRae, a colored butcher, was destroyed by fire last night about 1 o'clock, A f eh. era! alarm was Bounded for- the First Dls ; trict, and the Fire Department turned ont promptly!;.- f XoDajr inaiemtioao. -yA-'r;.y, . Falling barometer, ; eoutheast winds, warmer Cloudy weather and possibly: ruin, are tne inuicaitons xor this section to-day. Doatli of col, Henry G. Planner. - - Alter lingering speechless and uncon scious for one week, lacking only a few hours, Col. Henry G. Flanner breathed his last yesterday afternoon, about twenty minutes after 3 o'clock, bis disease being paralysis. The sad announcement, though not unexpected, was received with feelings of the profoundest sorrow and regret. Stricken Sown whilo apparently the very picture of good health, it was dilHcult to realize that we were to sec his ones famil iar face o our streets no more. Dr. Flan ner leaves agood record: behind him. He was a native of Newbern, in this State, but has lived in Wilmington from his youth, being a son of the late Bennett Flanner, of this place. He studied medicine with Dr. W. G. Thomas, of this city, iust previous to the commencement of the late war, and subsequently graduated in New York. When the trouble between the States com menced, he enlisted as a private in Company I, 18th N. C. Regiment, then known as the Wilmington Rifle Guards. After serving one year he was made 2d Lieutenant in Latham's Battery of Field LArtillery, entering for the war. The com pany served with great gallantry in Vir ginia. Capt. Latham resigning, he was succeeded by Capt Potts, who lost his life at Spottsylvania Court House, whereupon Lieutenant Flanner was promoted to tbe vacancy, which position he retained and filled with honor-to himself and his coun try until the Battery was surrendered at Appomattox Court House. In partnership with his relative, Dr. W. H. Green, he has been conducting the drug business since the war, and in March, 1877, he was elected by the Democrats a member of the Board of Aldermen from the Second Ward, which position he wor thily filled until his death, having, on several occasions, served as temporary Mayor. He was Captain of tbe Cape Fear Light Artillery for a short time, being mainly instrumental in its organization, was subsequently made Major of the Artillery Battalion, and resigned to accept a position on the Governor' staff as Chief of Artil lery, with tbe rank of Colonel. Col. Flanner was in the 41st year of his age. His 1 1. a era! will take place this after noon, at half-past 4 o'clock, from St. James' Churcb. Col. Flanner was a member of Lodge No. 819. A. Y. il., and also of the first and second classes Endowment Bank, Knights of Pythias. His remains will be interred with Masonic honors, meteoroloaeal Report for April. From Sergeant James M. Watson, Signal Officer at this port, we have the following report for the month of April : , Mean, barometer, 80.103; highest barome ter, 80.417, date 13th; lowest barometer, 29.802, date 6th; monthly range .of barome ter, .615; highest temperature, 90 degrees, date 26th; lowest temperature, 34 degrees, date 12th; monthly range of temperature, 56 degrees; greatest daily range of tempera ture, 34 degrees, date 23rd; lowest daily. range of temperature, 10 degrees, dates 3rd, 4th and 25tb; total rainfall, 3.52 inches; pre vailing wind, southwest; total movement of wind, 7,412 miles; maximum velocity of wind and direction. 36 miles, southwest and south, dates 3rd, 6th and 26th; num ber of foggy days, 0; number of cloudy days on which rain fell, 4; number of cloudy days on which no rain fell, 1; total number of days on which rain fell. 10; dates of auroras, 0; dates of solar halos, 0; dates of lunar halos, 23rd ; dates of frost. 10th. Bladen Democratic convention. By telegram from Abbottsburg last night we learn that the convention of the Demo cratic party of Bladen county, to appoint delegates to tbe Congressional and State Conventions, was held at Elizabethtown yesterday. Our telegram states that a solid Stedman delegation was appointed to tbe Congres sional Convention, and that resolution instructing tbe delegates to support Major Stedman for the nomination was unani mously adopted. Col. John A. McDowell was Cbairmaa of the convention. Lecture by Judge Cauttvell. We understand that' Judge Cantwell's lecture on Fort Johnston will be repeated, on Tuesday night, at tbe Opera' House, at the request of the Phllomalhean Society and others. Tbe formal announcement will appear in Tuesday's paper. TJnmailable Blatter. The following is .the unmailable matter remaining in tbe city postoffice at this date: Sudia McDaniel, Bladen county, N. C. ; Lessie Moor, Magnolia, N. C; Lucretia Williams, Fayetteville, N. C. Magazine Alice Sheparson. Meadville, Penn. '" ' UIVRR AND Jiani5B. Schooner Matthew Kinney, Estes, hence, arrived at. Philadelphia on the 29th ult. , - Schooner Ludta Murchison, which ar rived at this port yesterday from New York, made the run in 90 hours a quick trip. : . - . , DIED, . PLANK KB. At Ida residence la this city, at a quarter past 8 O'clock, on yesterday, Dr. HJCNKY Q. VlfX&KBSt, In the 41st year of Us age. . - .The faneralwill take place this evenliur at half past 4 o'clock, from his residence, thence to -fit. James Church, and from thence to Oakdale Ceme tery. . ; t ' v WILMINGTON, N. Gt. SUNDAY, On Chnrcnet Xoimy. .7 u ' 'br St. James' Churcb, corner Market and Third,sts. :Rev. Dr. A. A. Watson, Rector; Fifth Sunday after Easter. Morning Prayer and Communion at 11 a.m.; Sunday School at 4 p. m.; Evening Prayer and Public Cat echising at 5 o'clock, -r" ; . : - SL Paul's (Episcopal) church, corner of Fourth and Orange streets, Rev. T. M. Am bler, Rector. Services at 11 a.m., and 8 p. m. Sunday school at 3 p.m. Seats free, - First Baptist Church, corner of Market and Fifth streets. Rev. James B. Taylor, pastor. Sunday School at 9i a. m. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p.m. -The Lord's supper will be administered after the morning ser vices. Brooklyn Sunday School at 3 p.m. Young men's prayer meeting Tuesday night at 8 o'clk. Church prayer meeting Thurs day night at 8 o'clk. Steangers invited to participate in the services. Second Baptist Church, on 6tb, between Chrch and Castle streets. Services at 11 o'clock, a. m., and 8 o'clock, p. m., by Rev. J. P. King, Pastor. Sunday school at 9 a. m. First Presbyterian Church, corner Third and Orange streets. ; Rev.. Joseph R. Wil son, D.D., Pastor. Service at 11 a. m.acd 8 p.m; Sunday School at 3 p.m. Prayer meeting Tuesday and Lecture Thursday might t 8 o'clock. Second Presbyterian Church, corner -of Fourth and Campbell streets. Rev. C. M. Payne, Pastor. Services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sabbath school at 3 p.m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 8 p.m. Scats free. 1 St Paul's Evang. Lutheran Church, corner of 6th and Market streets. Rev. G. D. Bernheim, D. D. No services to-day-Sunday school at 9i a.m. Front Street M. E. Church (South), cor ner of Front and Walnut streets, Rev. E. A. Yates, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.; Sunday School at 3 p.m.; W. M. Parker, sup'L Young Men aod Women's Christian Association first and third Tues day evenings in each month. Prayer Meet ing and Preacbiog Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. No change in other church notices. NEW: ADVERTISEMENTS. West India Fruit at Anctlon. N.MONDAT NEXT, 3D INST., 10 o'clockM. we wilt sell, on board Br. Schr. CarletoB, North aide Dock Street Wharf, her cargo of BANANAS AND f INK-APPLES. CKONLY & MORRIS, my S It Auctioneers. Et. Josh's HAll, WiutiNQTON, N. C, Sd May, 1880. pHE BRETHREN OF ST. JOHN'S LODGE No. A 1, F. A. M., are requested to meet at St. Jobn'a Hall this (Sunday) afternoon, atSV o'clock, to attend the funeral of Bro, Henry Q. Flanner, by reqnest of his family. 'jhe members of Wilmington Lodge No. 819, and all other Masons in good standing are invited to j in 8c Jehn's Lodge. By order of the W. M. y 3 It JAMBS C. MUNDS, Eec'y. Abhobt WruciKsTON . Light Ihtantbt, May 2d, 1830. Gbhzrai. Obdxbs, No 4. YOU are hereby commanded to appear at yonr Armory this afternoon at yi o'clock. In fall uniform, to attend the foneral of OoL H. G. Flan ner, a deceased member of yonr Veteran Coips. The Veteran Corps Is earnestly urged to attend -with regalia. By order or A. L. DxROSSKT, Capt. Com'dg. J. C. Mukds, 0. 8. my 3 It Members OF THE CAPE FEAR LIGHT ARTILLERY are hereby ordered to meet at the City Hall at 3Jf o'clock to-day (Sunday), with uniform caps, coats, and black pants and sabres, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late commander, Col. Henry G. Flanner. By order of the Captain, my Sit J. PICKLES, O. S. Notice. THE MEMBERS OF SECTION NO. 331 En dowment Rank. K of P., are hereby notified of the death of Bro. Vice President H. O. Flanner. They are requested to attend his foneral, which takes place to-day at 4 o'clock. JNO. L. DUDLEY, my 3 It Sec'y and Treas. Carolina Yacht Club. qpHK REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE A Carolina Yacht Club will be held to-morrow (Monday) evening, at 8 o'clock, In the office of the Hoard of Audit and Finance, City Hall building. A full attendance is earnestly desired. JNO. J. FOWLER, my 3 It s Purser. Phaeton for Sale. g ECOND-HAND DOUBLE PHAETON AND HARNESS For sale at H AYDEN'S, my 3 It. Third, bet. Market and Princess Sts. Attention ! YOUR CLOTHING CLEANSED OR DYED G ET At the WILMINGTON DYEING ESTAB., my 3 tf Market, between 3d and 3d Sts, CENT CIGAR, BEST IN THE CITY. FRESH LOT. Sold only at myStf IiASPROWICZ'S Garden City Cigar Emporium. Truth in Prose. THE REASON WHY OUR PRICES, FOB THE tame goods, are far below any others is plain: W do not hire a Cutter, but have one of well known ability, without extra expense.' Besides, all of our expenses are comparatively small. The experience of twenty years, and a reputation well established, are sufficient guarantee for tuperioriiff & workman thip and excellence of fit. Prompt to the minute. JOHN DYER St SON, my Stf - Tailors and Furnishers. V Wire Netting QCREEN8 D . ; 'For Doors and Windows," Good to keep oat files and mosquitoes. Also, Sash. Doors. Blinds, Lumber, and BulWlng Material Generally. ALTAFFBR, PRICE A Co., Factokt: ' - OrrioK' . "Foot ot Walnut at. Nutt, near Red Cross st 'say Stf . v MAY 2. 1880. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HARTLEY- DEHCK COHBIHAIM LAST APPEARANCE ! TIIJBSTON UPPER ROOM ! Monday Evening;, - - BZay 3d. MESSRS. HARTLEY r AND DENCK WILL give their THIRD and LAST Entertainment as above, when another brilliant programme will be rendered, including "Horattns.1' ' Jennie Mc NeaL" "Punch. Brothers, Punch." and the choicest musical selections, the whole concluding, by par ticular request, with "Artemus Ward's Panorama," which is identified with Mr. Hartley's - Readings throughout England and the United States. To commence at 8 o'clock. Admission on this occasion 35 cents. my 3 It CITY OF WILMINGTON, MAYOR'S OFFICE, - - May 1st, 1880. Bids. gEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED at this Office, for the Building of a Bulkhead, foot of Red Cross Street, and for Repairing Wharf, foot of Market Street, North side, and extending House of Cape Fear Engine Co. Bids to be in by 13 o'clock M., 10th day of Hay. - S. H.'FIBHBLATE, Review copy. Mayor. my 3 It Board of Dental Examiners. THE BOARD OF EXAMINERS APPOINTED by the North Carolina Dental Association under the law enacted 7th day of March, 1879. will meet in the City of Raleigh on Monday, the Slst day of May, 1880. All persons holding temporary certificates, and those wishing to commence the Eractlce of Dental Surgery without a diploma, are ereby notified to appear at that time for examination.- All persons who have commenced the prac tice of Dentistry since the 7th of March, 1879, with out a diploma or certificate, are doing so in direct violation of the law, and are liable to the penalty thereof. V. E. TURNER,. President. D. B. EVERETT, Secretary Board Sxaminers. my 2 lm Hovt's German Cologne 1"HS MOST DELIGHTFUL ODOR OF THE . age. Rich, delicate and permanent, it has at tained a celebrity never before awarded to any other Cologne, and the proprietors point with pride to Its Immense popularity and rapidly increasing sale as the best evidence of its merits. A large lot just received at the Live Book Store. JpOE First-Class Pianos and Organs, " Go to HEINSBERGER'S, my 3 tf 9 and 41 Market et. To-Morrow We will offer some special bar- gains in Sack Suits. We have a Fine Lot that we ax e specially anxious to dose out, and in order to do so we have marked them WAY DOWN. Our stock of White Vcets cannot be equaled in this market, and for Shirts we can beat any House in this trade. The Pearl still maintains the lead . ay Call on A. DAVID, my 3 tf "The Clothier." FURNITURE. rpo THE TRADE . DEALERS IN OUR LINE or Goods are requested to call and examine our Extensive Stock and pi ices before placing orders. Our largely increased facilities for producing all grades of Goods enable as to offer them at prices as low as any manufacturers or dealers in the country. D. A. SMITH & CO., myStf 43 North Front St. Hats I E VERY STYLE I HARRISON A ALLEN, Hatters. my Stf Early to Bed ! Early to Bed and early to rise, Makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise. To follow this Role and by it to go nuy yonr Bedding and Furniture of .BEHRENOS AmCNROE, & B. Corner Market and 3d Sts., myS.tf Wilmington, N. C. Another, Lot QF ELEGANT CAbS. SUITS ' Jost received. MUNSON, Clothier and Merchant Tailor. my Sit NEXT week we again enter the Shirt campaign, and will offer for sale the New Improved Challenge Shirt. Space will not permit ua to dwell on the merits of this shirt quality and price will be brought fully before the public in due time. The New Improved Challenge is a marvel in construc tion and material, and price within the reach of all. When our agent calls at your residence please ex amine the shirts. The shirt will be for sale only at headquarters. OTTERBOURG'S, myattf Men's Wear Depot. A Large Addition. IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE, PER STEAMER and Rail, a large addition to my stock of Brags, Chemicals, , Patent Medicines, Toilet -Articles, Philadelphia Improved Trusses, Brandies, Whis kies. Wines, Cigars, Ac, which I will sell at prices to compete with any Drug House in the State. J.K. MoILHENNY, my Stf Corner Market and Front streets. The Place rpO BUY DRUG3, PATENT MEDICINES, is BUBBANK'S Pharmacy, Corner Front and Princess Sts. my 3 Saw tf " an we JAMES C. MUNDS, Druggist, WILMINGTON. N. 0. myStf - ' ga UPON EASY TERMS, at YATES BOOS STORE QRGQUST, SI 60, 00 and t3 00 per set. it GOODS, Very popular, at all prices. my Stf WHOLE NO. 3,968 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 38 HABEET STREET. Just opened, alare assortment FRENCH BUNT INGS and GRENADINES, cheapest " offered ia the city, at Hahn's, 38 Market st. Mourning Qoods. BLACK CASHMERES, CRAPERNETTS, T AM ISS, ALPACAS, &c, which can be bought at a Low Price at Hahn's, 38 Market st. Parasols. The Largest, Finest, and Cheapest stock cf PARA v SOLS in the city, at Hahn's. 38 Market st. Bargains In WHITE GOODS, PIQUES, LAWNS, PES CALS, Ac , at Hahn's, 38 Market st. CALICOES, 6 CENTS UP, AT Hahn's, 38 Market st. Remember ! THE CHEAP DRY GOODS HOUSE, AND ALSO THE GREAT BARGAINS offered at J". ia: jst 38 Market St. Dissolution. THE COPARTNERSHIP LATELY EXISTING between John L. Boatwright and Thomas H. McKoy, under the firm name of BOATWRIGHT & McKO Y, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due or owing to the said partnership must be paid to Thos. H. McKoy, who is alone authorized to receipt for the same, and all claims and indebtedness due by said partnership must be presented to him for payment. JNO. L. BOATWRIGHT, April 33, 1E83. THOS. H. McKOY. A Card. AS WILL BE SEEN BY THE ABOVE AN nouncement, I have this day sold my interest in the business to my partner. Thos. H. McKoy, and while thanking our many friends for the very generous patronage so kindly given us in the past, I respectfully ask that the same and even more be given the new concern in the future. Respectfully, A pril 33, 1880. J SO. L. BOATWRIGHT. To the Public. HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE In terest of John L. Beatwright in the business of the late firm of Boatwright & McKoy, I will con tinue to carry on the GROCERY BUSINESS at the old stand, Nob. 5 and 7 North Front Street, and hope for a continuance of the public patronage so liberally bestowed upon the late firm, and I par ticularly request all debtors of the firm to come forward and settle up their accounts, as it is im possible fer me to run a business without money. Hoping for a response, I am, Respectfully, April 33, 1880. THOS. H. McKOY. Bedivivus. rnHB PUBLIC GENERALLY, and MY FORMER JL customers especially, are hereby notified that I am doing business just opposite my old stand, on Front street, where I shall be pleased to receive their patronage. . My Store Is -being rapidly rebuilt and will he ready for cccapancy at an early day. KEROSENE. I am still making a specialty of Kerosene Oil. Infthts connection I will say that a large can nearly tail of Kerosene was taken from the ruins of my storejaeveral days after the fire. It was EXAMINED and FOUND GOOD. It had evidently been on fire and was put out by the Fire Company. An oil thai, stood such a fire testrShonladiertainly be called RELIABLE. I KEEP ONL Y WHAT IS GOOD. my 2 It " . GEO. A. PECK. Get Up and Dust : T7YEAT2SS DUSTERS, - X1 Plane Dusters, Counter Brushes, Crumb Brushes. THE BSST COOK STOVES, at my 2 tf PARKER A TAYLOR. Gerhardt & Co.. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HARNESS, Ac. A full stock constantly on hand and at low prices. Bepalrs of all kinds executed with dispatch on moderate terms. Give us a call and be convinced of the fact. Factory Third Street, .opposite City Ball. my8tf Fishing Tackle. FULL SUPPLY AND LARGE ASSORT ment of Fishing Tackle, consisting of Poles, Lines, Books, Corks, Sinkers,: Bobs, &c, Ac, always in stock and for Bale at Lowest Figures by my3tf GILES A MURCHISON. DuPont's Powder. 200 KEGS RIFLE and SPORTING. 200 Kegs Musket and Bice Bird. 20O Kegs Blasting,. , 50 1-4 Kegs Eagle Duck. - - O.Q. PARSLEY, Jr., my Stf Cor. Orange and B. Water sts. By Express. LACE FICHUS, LACK TIBS, LACK CAMBRIP Handkerchiefs, Silk Handkerchief s, GlawDoylas.T.bleand - Towelling in the city. myStf' - JOHN J. HKDBICK. U ATCS OA? A BV ERT1SI N O. One Square one day,. ..i". . i f 1 00 threedays,.i.i.1'.....vrs 60 - four days,.. ........'.s 00 i One week . 4 00 .- nv ...k. tut Three weeks,... 8 60 Oae month.. . s. . . . 10 00 t4 -', Two months, .WOO-"- " - Three months,... 7.. 7 i.. 84 00 - , Six months,'.,. ... 40 00 -.- - " .One year,.... .., . , JT... . .. 60 00 ;;:-.. arContract Advertisement , tnlren - st ' propo'' - ..-. uonateiy low rates, a t Tea lines solid Nonpareil type make one square. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SQPBsCRABSI! T3 Br, AT THE BOUND, : PROMISES SOFT I CRABS to eat 1Mb Fummer. bat the f oft Craos ' K neea noti e ekeered. He cant catch all.. Our P.B. ' goes North every two or three weeks to replenish S ock, and hunt for Novelties In ourK line for the . Great Grocery Stores pf - ' " " P. Li. Bridgers & Co 20, 22, 24, 26 & 28 Front Street, ' WILMINGTON. N.C. And he says he finds lots -of Soft Crabs, half "shells' and whole thefls, everywhere left; Soft Crabs in the kitchen, Eoft Crabsin the Parlor, Soft Crabs in " workshops, cars, clubs, hotel i, coaches, churches. offices, omnibuses, railroads, engine rooms, cabins and factories, and particularly in groceries; Boft Crabs on foot and riding, shoeless and bootless hatless and barehead. mascu'lne, feminine and nee ter, common and uncommon, fresh and salt, and '5 P. L. Bridgers & Co. 30. 81, 4, 8ft & 38 FRONT STREET. -WILMINGTON, N. O. Keep them for tale shut up in tin cans, and when pat up in that shape are made ureful for Sonnd i-arues, wnn cevmea Ham, Lobster, Falmon. Pfckles, Sweetmeats and Cordials, and all other Wayside and Seaside Luxuries, ' - When you meet a fellow running for Congress, ask him Where's Panama, and if be gets mad he's i a Soft Crab. When you are offered "Cheap" Gro- k eeries look ont for Crabs I Yon can't buy Butter ''' iorxu cents. All the French chemists in the world can't make Rnttpr nut nt ohnm lianitloa t . $ - w vMtMu iiMuus. Hui.cyn grease. Some Soft Crabs are grocers, some eandl dates, and some, alas, in other callings, a trades man has a right to use and ought to use every fair advantage he can to undersell his competitors, ge t the lead and outstrip competition. Ifhedon'the is a Soft Crab. We have a urge, active and incrtas b " uqwii ouu yioior ii wo small eeies and big profits. The Soft Crabs travel on narrow guage principles; switch off when they see the Fast Train, Imt the Fast Train carries ;the Express and the Mail. If you want the best Groceries to be had -for money; If you want Fresh Goods and the Best, and are willing to pay a fair price, go round first and examine at the small groceries and THEN COMB and make your purchases of P. L. Bridgers & Co., 2) 22, 24,26 & 28 Front s Wilmington, R. C- mySDAWtf Brown & Roddick Job Lots. A; GREAT JOB IN SUMMER SHAWLS, with out doubt the best value ever offered in this city, f 1.00, worth $4.00. Shetland Shawls in White, Blue; Cardinal. Black and White, and Plain Black. Full- sixes $1.60, cer tainly worth fiOO. Hose in Black and Mode, Ingrain colors, 2Cc and 35c; a decided bargain. Corsets we have about ix dozen left of the Job Lot we have been selling for the last week at 75c Call and give these. Goods a look over. It will' pay you. BROWN & RODDICK, - my2tf 45 Market Street Corn. Corn. Corn. 5000 Bush CORN. IPat mtklA my Stf KERCHNER A CALDER BRO. Bacon, Pork, Coffee. gQ Boxes D. S. SIDES, .- f 2 Bbls MESS PORK, ' gQ Bags COFFEE, allgradcf, For saie by my 3 tf KERCHNER k CALDER BROb. r Flour. Flour. Flour, S 0 0 Bbl8 Bea Muls rLOUB' ' 2QQ Bbls Bob White FLOUR. For sale by myStf . KEROHNUR & CALDER BRWs, Hay. Hay. Hay.: QQ Bales No. 1 TIMOTHY - HAY, .f Forsalebv my 3 tf KERCHNER A CALDER BKOb Cotton Gins. WE ARB NO W TAKING ORDERS OR THE Celebrated Brown Cotton Gin for Early Fall " Delivery. These are the Finest Gins made, every v one guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction Prices - 5 same as last year: Factory rates . -J JOHN DAWSON CO.,' 19, 31 & 33 Market Street, myStf Wilmington. N.C. r - Call and See. GERMAN AND DOMESTIC BOLOGNA, Souced Pig Feet, Hams, Cocoanuts, Oranges. Lemons, Dried Apples, Prunes, Vanilla, Baker's and German Chocolate, prepared Cocoa, fresh Cakes' and Crackers, a full line of Family Groceries, Ci gars, Tobacco, Ac, all at Bottom Prices. L. VOLLXRS, -my 3 tf 36 and 38 South Front street. Our N EW STOCK OF HARNESS, BRIDLES. SAD- " dies, Trunks, Ac. have arrived, and are now open. We have the largest assortment ever brought to v, this market. All. the latest styles and Improve-- ' menta. . Old Stand. No. 8 South Front St.. ' f ,' - " my Stf MALLARD BOWDEN : ' Carriage Factoiy. I KBEPCON8TANTLX Oil H AHJU NY make of Carriages. Borates. Wagons ana Drays: Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Collars, Ac "Talntinz. Varniahine and Renairins ' e done at short notice. Call and: examine and get your money's worth, at P. H.-H AYDEN'S, . . -myStf Third, bet Market and Princess at. Work! orki!iirorkI!J ,' - McDOUGAL : WILLIAMSON'S ' , '2 ke CARRIAGE SHOPS IS THE RIGHri BEST I " -and cheaeest place to get yonrCarriage,Bag- - , gies, Carts, Drays and Wagons built and repaired. -Harness made and repaired on short notice. Paint- , ing and Trimming a Specialty Horse-ShoeiDg carefully executed. Give us a trial. . , k . . i . X. i . X A . ... aim my Stf , :s : u . Wilminston. V. C ' - WATER COOLERS, ICE CBEAMYRKEZKRS, . alL kinds; Tin Sets, Cooler - Stands, Rosin Dlppenr and i Skimmers, Brass and Iron; Rosm v StratnefCloth, Hat, Hip. Plunge and Infant Baths, ' . Water Carriers, Foot Tabs. Lots new goods openr inr every day at , - - - - KING'S, my tf Where the Sam Cook Stoves are sold. . 'if .4 C. - i -1 - - y-f-::r