::1)aily Review;
JE31I ,gy, JAME5, End lrP
WILMINGTON. N.
T"- ERIDAT, JUNK 8, 1677.
TIEtTS AND REVIEWS.
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i'be rotnasftrfrof the IVjstou Public Li
'brarj' propose to establish telephonic
Bflifialiyh-.Jn I lie . Ccn t ral Li
tatj in Periston street and the several
branches.
The municipal clucks of Vienna arc
iuoVcJ in accurcJ, bj uaan3 of pneumatic
'tubewilii1 a central clock.' Every tmu
ul a ware of coiiiprcsscil air "id sent
"through the tubes, causing the hands to
more.
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lT)Vtiott EconornUt writes: ''Willi
t
nar iropeoding abroad-and failures rcsult
luat home from the lonj depression of
prices. ihc uncertainly of politics, and the
present, desperate issue of that unecrtalu
tr with these cheerless inilucnccp, the
-i .
tatc of trade is naturally a dull one
Our contemporary falls back for comfort
on Mr. Hugh McCuIIoch's last report lrom
New Vork: ' '-There is no doubt a great
deal ofttcadjf improvement going for
ward iu our leading industries, but its re
sults make no conspicuous show."
I .The General Assembly of the Picsbytc
riiuhurcb, South, has squarely condeui
' oed all kind of dancing; One off the re
' ftlritioni. saVs: 'Some forms of itliis
amusement are more rnischkvdus than
uthtrsthe round dance than the square,
the public ball than the private parly, but
none of them arc good, but all evil and
should be diecountenanccd, and wc aficc
tionitelj urge alK our Christian parents
not- t9r 5cpd their children to dancinj
. schools, where thev aemiirc a fondness
and an aptitude for the dangerous amuse
raeut." , '
; A desertef from the L'uilcd States anny
went inter business as a barber in Oakland,
California, and prospered. A former
courade recognized him, extorted black
mail br threatening to expose him to the
authorities. The "barber paid regularly
-iiTeiellars a week forifilenec. Then the
blackmailer took into the plot a friend,
who, by similar threats, got three dollars
a week. At length a third rascal joined in
the attack, and the barber, seeing that liis
pay roll was likely to increase beyond his
resources, resolved to kill off flic recipients
I f his money. He shot one of them, was
caught in the act, ami is now in jail, where
awaitiug prosecution, he is at least free.
from persecution. ''.',.
"Mr. Roebuck, M. P., wanted to know
in the llouse of Commons the other night
whether American conduct to the red
mcujiad not been as atrocious as anything
of which the Turk had been guilty?"
V "Our godly ancestors, who left Kuglaud
for freedom's sake, the moment they got
to ; England drorc before them the poor
rcd? man, slaughtering him with their
rauikcts, running him through with their
awords, burning his wigwam, and actual
ly starring him to death, llawe the
Turks doue more ? Cheers. And arc
tv oing in our crusade of humanity to
address the American Government and
J. 'Vgur couduct to the red mau is
uch as we hnmanc people caufi in any
. way 'permit, aud wc i a lend to go to war
wituyoti because jou have lcen inhuman ?'
The first of the driuk-rcgistering appa
ratuses, which a uew law says 'must be
used in all .Virginia bar-rooms, has been
put in, wpcraliou in liichmoud. It is a
wooden box, aud about a cubic foot iu
sue,, On one side is.a crank, and on an
other dials like those of a gas meter. The
barkeeper turns the crank once round at
ever sal of a drink, a bell strikes, aud
the dial registers ouc. The object of the
detico is to determine the amount of tax
to be collected, at the rate of one cent en
u. crcry drink. Although a heavy line may
fb imposed for neglect to use these ma
yhiuti properly, or for tampering with'
them in any way and there arc ollicers
whose duty it is o detect such olleuses
the bjlof.U Uiat tlicy will not answer the
jurposc bcciinsc drinkers will generally
connive at notations of the law.
. f Among the social peculiarities-of Kaj
, jJOoUua.'iu Judi.a, leper burial is cutitlcd
to notice. When a leper is pastall hope
. ot living more than a few days, his nearest
relations arrange, , with his approval, for
his immediate interment. Sclf-dcstructiou
by burial is called aanadh, and is rc
garded as io highly meritorious that the
dij:na iamtrtw trat in the familv of
the TiciwwS lately, as ,1975 a -leper
named Oomah, living and lingering at
SerybijeuUcatcdihiswifc to put augend
; to ihti1.' lisirj. A tradesman was ac
cariiirtgl engaged to make the necessary
,' arrangements, which dimply, cousisted in
V luring a couple of laborers to dig a : hole,
" f!iato which they thrust Oomah, couseut
ft -his owu death. The durbar,
coerced by the British (iovcrnmcut, at
length -took cogn izanco of it, and fined
the widow " ore hundred rupees. The
tradesman was sentenced to three years'
imprisonment, and the grave diggers each
to two years.
SOME QUEER LOGIC
. Kvcn if (Jen. Lcacb is mrcwrkmg-for,
the V. IS. Scnatr ..fwbicli 1?) mostl cm-,
phalicaljy denies by mcansfof rcHving
the Whig party his yeoman scrTiceiui the
late campaign should entitle hitu. to aliltlc
cousidcrafiou at the hands of the party in
whose iiiitcietit he has so faithfully and.
cflicicntfy labored", and our jiapers, should
not be too hasty to condemn. Concord
oun. 1
This, is abwut.thc ucrrcst logic wc have,
had pokd al us in many a day. It is
rather tliin sbuj) and holds too much water.
According to our contemporary's reason
in" it would seem that Gen. Leach, on the
score of at services, has a perfect! right
to makcj an attempt to revive the old
Whig pairty to. further his own individual
aims, wliilc the Democrats in the State
must sit still, with folded hands, and wait
for tlic ; Result. Let the Sun man read
over what he Las -.'written and say if he
docs not-azrec with us.
THE DANUBE.
The river Dauube has figured largely in
history for 2,000 years, and it again be
comes the object to which the eyes of the
world are turned. It furnished a highway
fort he Turks iu the sixteenth and seven
teenth centuries to penetrate Europeasfaf
as Vienna, and iu the days of the Crusades
it "became an outlet for the religious en
thusiasui; of .Europe to flow to the Holy
Land. The 'Danube, from Us source
IJadcn to the'Blacki Sea, is 1,20 miles
length, aud it drains with its .tributaiics,
an area of over 300,000 square miles. It
passes through Bavaria, Austria, Hun
gary and Servia to the Carpathian jjjoun-
taius,.' whcrc.it separates Koumania aud
Bulgariaand passes into the Black Sea
through several mouths, the principal one
being that of Sulina. The Danube is
navigable for steamers as far as Ulm iu
Bavaria.i At Xicopolis, in the fourteenth
I century,; 100,000 Christians were driven
by the Turks into the .Danube, and in the
fifteenth ccnturv 10,000 Turks were slain
on its shores at the scigc of Belgrade.
THE FLORIDA ORANGE CROP.
A writer in the Florida . Xcic- Yorker
estimates the orange crop of that State for
last year; at 17,000,000. Uc gives these
details: ' The productof some few orange
groyes ou the ludiaif river proper during
the last year is said to have been 53G,000,
of which; it is estimated L'25,000 oranges
were destroyed by the October gales.' The
product of the same groves in 1875 was
715,000.; The amount of the orange crop
of Sumter county last year was 1,00.0,000,.
and in 17.5. 1,125,000.1 That of Liberty
county. Was 225,000, and iu 1875, 250,-
000. That of Franklin county was 200,-
000, and in 1S75, 150.000! - That of the
counties of Calhoun and Jackson was
100,000, and in 1S75, 350,000. That of
Orange county last year was nearly 1,000,-
000. 1 he increase in thtj number of
young orange trees plautcd 111 groves m
the last-named county within the last three
years is probably greater than that of any
other count iu the State, the uumoer
being nearly or quite 1,000,000, besides a
goodly number of lemon trees."
line of the resviwlliycr from Tchignuy
tth Sibcjiau frontxr, opposite Schuk
nli, 1ms aatagoUttt, Ucn. Migsoaleukatfl
ski, con fronting him with the rcg-
jments uT retroratiloTski and Edatcnucs
ty, aud awaiting rciuforccuicnts uemg
broiighrT froni IMootki by Col. Nicholas-
Nicholaicffovich, is taken in llink by
an army of Polish insurgents., led
Prince Prolycolapschilminski, Count Criu
rhicsla'vclezzinnigeszinski, and the veteran
general and hero of 1848, Misczwycs !
MOONSHINE.
A boy read that ' the good die young,'
and is now going to do bad for self-pro-tGclion.
I
To makg a broil Leave a letter from,
one of yoUr old sweethearts where your
wife can find it. S
" Tbe bashful man who asked his
pop
girl if
' was
jus in
cr 10
grow
her favorite beverage wasn't
referred to her 'popper.'
What's the difference between a hungry
man and a glutton? One longs to eat.
and the other eats too long.-
It's hard work to keep yours
check wile they're young it's hard
keep them in cheques when they
older.
A baby weighing nineteen ami a half
pounds, was borne at Boone, lowa lic
other daj And the girls already "hail
him as a Boone companion.
Particular. An cxtra-scntinicntiil youth
killed himself, leaving as a reason: "My
Annie is dead, and 1 must be with her
lest some rival . angel should win her
affection." .
Without regard to "spirit brides.'' a
practical citizen wants to know, "what in
the name of common sense dtci any man
or woman want to wed a ghost or snook
for?" Is civilization a failure, or has the
Caucasian play cd out?
As a gentleman was nearly run over in
a narrow street by a wagon, he shouted to
the driver : "Do you want to kill inc V"
The intelligent driver replied, "If 1 had
kuowed you was'coining this way I wbulil
have sent you a qiostal card !"..
A young gentleman who moves in the
best -society of Italeigh, said the 'other
evening to a young lady : 'Iho foliage
is ranch more exubrient this year than
usual.'"' " Yes she answered, thought
fully, 'all them imported fruits is cheaper
than they used to was."
".What do you sell those fowls for V:'
inquired a person of a man who was at
tempting to dispose of some chickens of a
questionable character. '1 sell tlicm for
profits,' was the ansvvc-, 'Thank you for
the -information that they arc prophets,' I
responded the querist: 1 look them to he
patriarchs.'
Women are going- iuto. the insui.UK C
business. And wheu a comely woman
enters a man's, office, hitches up her chair,
ulaccs a fair hand on his arm, and begins
to talk about policies, he feels as if his
life ought to be insured pretty soon.
And this feeling is greatly 'augmented
should his wifelrop in unexpected during
the interview.
One summer day, a,. house in Putnam,
Connecticut, -in which there was a nek
negro, was struck by lightning, and some
of the neighbors going in to see what had
become of him, he peered out from, under
the bed-clothes covered with splinters of
wood and broken pieces uf -plaster;' and
coolly asked: "Am dar goin' to be unud
der shower, honey V" -
' BOILED "DOWN,
Miscellaneous.
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Medicine in their snf.i . of "vtr
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io Exprimcnts iu Co-opcratiUn, "A
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"American Sports by Flood and Field," by aud originat record ol the progress iohtica
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kproauctious ol American Humorists will ap- been nseil. but. v4tv Iih. Imm-m iriiit.,i
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lord. I the nrst time in the present edition have
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SOUTH CAROLLNA'S DEBI.
The ;(Jharlcstou xcics iG; Courier says
that which the entire fundable debt of the
State shall havo been con vcrtnl ' cun
solidatiot, bonds and slocks, the State
debt will aniouut to $5,976,'J17. This
rcMdt is obtained by the repudiation, by
the llcpuUicansti 1ST3, of the $G,0004,000
of spurious courcrsion bondd, and by the
seal ins "1 TeiiLiiitUer -cf the debt to
b) cents in the dollar. The actual bond
ed debt the State October 31, 16b7,
t . t
priucipaUjiud interest, was $o,5'J3,o70i To
this nmst be added the londs issued to
e bills receivable iesucd tinder
Orrs administration, making
ccotiAtructioti debt G,000,G7G,
or $30,GjJ more thai llm il.ebt unler the
consolidation act.
redeem ti
Upvenior
the ante-
A inatij named llobcrt Williams died in
Liverpool the other day from bavins had
his blood transfused iuto ; anoth'errr man
who was'iill. lie tvt'iit on all well, for a
day or two afterward, llo then became
ill, got gradually weaker, and died truly
erysipelas. - The deceased was a man of
full habit, Mid was occasionally given to,
drinking. The awgeon sj'ho performed
the-operation, before doing kg nuda ,pr
ticular ii: itiirics from tlic ' decciued ai 10
his habits and state of hcatlh, and his an
swers wire satisfactory. At the inquest
medical evidence was to cfiect that tKc
opcrationl" bad becu tLilfylly performed.
Dr. lligghisou said he had pcrfurrscd the
ojx'ration successfully in fiftceu cases.
The jury returned a verdict of 4 'death by
misadveii urc," but they were also of opiif
ion that s.iflicicnt inquiry "was uot ujade
by the medical- men -who made the opera
tion as 'to the deceased' habits, and phy
sical condition, aud that he wag not suf
ficiently cautioned, as to the risk he was
runuing.
Several
-ri ': 1 . Ji
hundred night editors have beard
with a groan that the Poles: arc - thinking
of taking i hand io the European unpleas
antness.. Thai i all that is xexed to
complete he coufusioni Jusi fanejr that
while Tootrokoplits Pasha is holding the
In IH1Q IJ.jO.IOU dogs were licenbcd
in England audji&'iwSG in Seotla'id.
London graveyards.' long sincu diviised
for burials, are being converted into gar
dens.. ' ! . '! ''-'.'
The Car permits Torks ti rcniaiu in
Russia under the protection pf'thc English
Embassy.
Sonic Savoyards recently waited 'on the
Pope to present a valuable book. Every
page was a bauk note.
John J). Edniundsou of Lagrange, (Ja ,
gives a'u annual dinner to all of hi.s fellow
one-armed Con fedd rate soldiers.
Uy tbs time he attains his majorif v the
young Earl of hr.ewbury will have an
iucomc of ,000 cf-annum,
The,cmigrfition to this cuuntjy Vujd
Russia last year amounted to o,'.l'.)- i'r.di
vidualsl nearly 3,000" more than the pre
vious year. . -
"Queen Victiria has jusfc' begun iiing
note paper and envelopes with ihc inouo
j;ram , )!, J. (Victoia Rcgin.a -rt Impera
trisj star;ptt4 jt,coj),
"A Chioa;ohJ4n has iuvciiicd.au intiij
ineiit ho calU n "poison sucker," by njciins
of which he cUhcU (he virus fronr
wounds mad by mad " -dogs and other
venomous- Injasts. j
The, quack doctors of Xcv Hampshire,
iiclikjing all sorts of of .irregular practi
lioucrs, arc (paring a petition to he
Legislature to remove' ail ;-cl;ctions -from
the practice of medicine.
-Jthaslecn found necessary to cover
tlie chii.il! of t$ovs. Carver and Witislow
and the. - cradfc of Pcregj jnc JuUiiteal
prymuuth, Ma&., wjlhgias caseio &avc-
them from mki n hittlcr.
Hx'Keu naiib are ttuijo poiifss me-
power of restoring tone to the coating ol
the stomach when badly injured ly 'strong
dlnk. The Siic, of snails f a source of
much poi;t to the peasants of Tivoli,
neJir Home, Italy, aud tl;o flavor is said
to be more delicious than that W oysters.
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Our Low Prices,
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0 stops, action, etc.
stvlc. idm f4uV:T 4 V" -r icaomet
Xo."o7 Market tr?et,
Wilmiuffton. ifj C.
( Kt-tablUhcd 1823.) '
.UJAiiAXTEE THE MONEY'S WORTH
VJ lor crcrv fjrjjpje purchased of thcnil
An clcffant stock of finr" Wairi.n, r'lki-a
Jevrclrv, tsilvcrwarc. Fancv fonl. A.n !L.nt
' constantly on hand for sale at a vcrv slight
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Amenta tor the Diauiond Snwiaf.l.-
Our country friendo arc invited to 'call and
. dec 13
JAS. T. TETTEWAT,
C. H. SCHULKEN
wniic lLc,XAbES are qf the recen th.rZl
ty 8Htcd for tfje parlor
Addrc, ' . 0 COBSISH 4 CO
1 S-Jer
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rn it p nniv t..... .'..- .-
MMmi commission
Brokerage !H
11
"rr, iyt4 "KWULARLY: and have on
exhibition, samples of Coffee, flour, Itice,
Molassc3, S.-ar, SvrupS, Tobacco, Ac., ,tc
P..TT 7m or, MCAl Caudles,
Gutter, Cheese, Soap, Lye, Potash, Ac.
v ic prompuy an orders. Orders andcon-
rtBMbtt , 5 MAMrULATEDl UUANO
ucasijr uotton Ticf.
11 H hi WAY & SCHULKEN.'
3- -i
ASHI03TALE BAUER.
Front Strccl,unuer ir
..... .Jl J3upn;
Hair CufefS '
done in Uie S'V rfnyiw
Attentive and polite 15W .
to wait upon 'customers,
feb 21
nTirnnfl fnA Hf rtlf PTS III
Successors t CUtJI
629 F Street, Wa
American
o procured la lulcoimr
tranted. -No fees 1 to gfV
given to Interference Cgj
Office, Extension iag
SuiU in different States, jjj?.
I-OB rAMPBXXT Of 61X11 j
miasioners 0f Alabama rt
Commission. and auca.
lore the Jecuure DeprB-
- Anearioiw!,
war, or xneix c.. w .
money fromUxe GoterflO
no knowledse. Write waJ!
tto amount ot FVwif, si6
close sump, and a wu"
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