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The Daily Review. JfOftir T JAMVj?- Pllnr APron.' - WILMLNGTOX, X. C. Entered at the Potoflico at Wilmington, N. C. second-class matter. S "V B N I N-'G- SATUHDAY, MAY 13, 1882. The first political gun of the year will has fired bv On?ron June 5. She elects $tate ofticers nnd a member of ( ongi ca?. . " j . v The prohibitionists of Connecticut announce their intention of making a thorough and systematic canvass of the - State in the next gubernatorial cam- ? pfllgn. An exchange noten the fact that '1, 200 Italians who arrived' at the ' port of New York ouc day last week had only $105 altogether. On the same day 672 Germans arrived, who had 60 to $3, 500 each Noting the fact that Canada proposes to abelish postage on newspapers after the 1st of July, the Louisville Courier. Journal remarks that " the United fitatcs might do worse than to adopt a ctxstom of like nature." Rome recently celebrated her two thousand eix hundred and thirty-fifth birthday, with appropriate honors. Mu nicipal and national flags were placed oponthe capitol and other public build ings, and the new excavations at the Pantheon and Forum were thrown open for the first time to the public. Both the king and the queen visited the Forum, the ruing in and around which were illuminated in the evening with Bengal lights. Tcere are now more than Hix hundred bills on the calendars of the House of Representatives awaing action. That is to say, that out of tho thousands of bills introduced at this session.this large number of bills has been distributed through three calendars as being worthy of consideration. On the Speaker's table are166 bills that have passed- the Senate and now wait for tho concur rence of the House. It is obvious that. If the House is to adjourn this summer, only a comparatively small portion of the bills on the calendar and sent in from tho House can becomcjaws at this swsiou. LOOI AT HOME. Th New York Herald, of the 11th hist., complains that the elections, in South Carolina have been a farce and a fbul stigma upon the purity of the ballot-box. That paper seems to have tbrgotten that the city of New York stands as the creatcst monument of fraud in the country so farjjas the purity and eaHCtity of tho ballot-box are con- j cerned, and that the State seems -to be in a. struggle to keep pace with its chief j city. ,Xh.T well knows, as .toes rrery intelligent man in the country. that in thei last Presidential election th victory was to the Republicans, not' . t . i fr by-the numerical fttrougth ot the part v, . -ii . out oecause inere w;w an open uaue.pu- ; twen disaffected Tammanv Democrats j aod Bepublican leaders in New York, and that in consequence, the State and country were given to tho "party iwr in poiver. It also knoVvs, that In- dlana was earned by the Republicans by meaus of money freely expended hy .John . lorfH?y, one of the Star llouje IT thkrres, who in now ?ion est. When the Herald can havp effected tite purification of the ballot-box in Hew, York city and State, and when its influence shall have extended to Penn sylvania with such force :u to make that State no longer a blot and stain in consequence of rascality at the polls thon its advice would be more seemly and better appreciated in the South. PROVIDING "FOB THE FU TURE. We notice that a strong movement is being made to secure the appointment of Major O. E. Babeock as Engineer Commissioner of the District of Colum. bis, to fill the place made vacant by the death of Major; Twining, which occur red a. few days ago- Major Babcock held the same position during a portion of Grant's administration and there was , great deal of scandal at the crooked manner in which the business of the de partment was conducted. - The affairs of the District arc admin istered by three commissioners, two of whbm are civilians, and tho third an officer of the eugincer corps of the army. The two former are paid for their ser vices by taxation, while the latter is en tlUed to no pay other than his regular pay according to rank m tnc army. The dnty of the engineer extends to a super vision and control of all the roads, gtreots, sidewalks, bridges and culverts in Ine liisinct, anu wneu iUiyor oair cock was in office before, the expenses etf th-depurtment were simply enor- who had to foot the bills, were loud in their denunciation of the extravagant fll which they were compelled to pay. Babcock w?is also inculpated in the "whiskey ring," and j other "jobs," bj 3 ! which to deplete the District "and the !Vinnl trPftsnriM He. -with a swarm of .jothers who hung upon the skirts of the adminis ; tration, are watching cverV opportunity ior spoils irom iuu puuin; jmiw, a i is more than likely that! many of them ?n 1 ii j. J j j n;i- Some of them hare already been pro-! Aic 1 u u 1 1 IL Tf f vided for, and there has becn-a host of bills introduced in Congress which, if ; passed, will afford an opportunity for ; win uave uie uucwju uvvvuuuu. t iiie ouiers. l.ront frrtnnorl V m nut fI lilP WaV. ' and is apparently aa iead, politically, f.1K. T as he is reported to oe unaueiau . i res-, ident Arthur was his friend until the ; '.'lottery of assassination1' placed the ; latter in the chair, and set tlie "Presi-; ilpntial hf."tfl buzzine in his bonnet. I jic win look out for Grant's friend-? just i as long as they can be made to subserve 'j his interest and suit his ambitious aims and no longer. Recent developments show that Grant has lost the powerful influence which he once had at Wash ton, and in the politics of the country. There aro but few who bow cling.to him, and those few are being quietly and efficiently cared for by President Arthur in view of his own personal ends. j mm NOON TELEGRAMS. LOUISIANA. The Louisiana Board of Health find the National poarcl. By Telegraph to Daily Revksiv. New Yonii, May 13.-L-Noon. A New Orleans special states that the Board of Health last night, by a unani mous vote, refused to receive any com munication from the National Board of Health, except such as came from the president thereof. In explanation of this resolution, which is aimed especial ly against a resident member, I)r. Mi Beniis, Horn Isaac N. Marks, acting president, said he was of ihe firm belief that the Board would be troubled with Lno more communicatipus from any em ploye 'of the National Board in this cjty, whose only objects appeared to be to create trouble and discord between the Louisiana State an National Boards and -who are as ready I to-day as hereto fore to declare rice fever to be yellow fever, in order to keep up agitation whereby they might be continued! on high salaries as employes of the Na tional Board. i V , Tclejrraphic Brevities. The steamship Pli?iv. which left Rio Janeiro, April 25, for New Yoric, is ashore on-Dial Beacli on the coast of New Jersey. The passengers and crew are safe. ( li Tho Hanlan-Ross race is fixed for July 3d. The wile of Police Officer Walter! B. Ruby, York, Pa., had her feet so badly frosted, that she was unable to vear her shoes and scarcely; to! walk. She applied St. Jacobs Oil on 1 a Saturday night, and the next dayj she was able to wear her shoes and walk to church. Her feet.wero free from soreness and as well as ever. DOMESTIC MARKETS. fBy Telegraph to Daily Review, 1 , FINANCIAL. j clf MoSiv SW'SS New York, May 13-fNoon. Stocks Sterling Exchange, long, 4863; short, State bonds unchanged except for Tennessee mixed. m which were h 'higher. Governments irregular : e COMMERCIAL. . Cotton Quiet and steady. Sales I of 1,010 bales. Uplands 12 5-16; Orleans j 12 U-16. Futures quiet and stead v; May j UJ.28; June 12.41 ; July j 12.65; August! 12.68; September 12.30; October 11.69. 1 Flour quiet and steady, j Wheat dull : and heavy", and 4I Jower. Corn quiet j andf better. Pork firm and quiet at j $18.12a$19. Lard steady at 11.C0. Spirits Turpentine 48i.,J Rosin $2.35. t Freights quiet and steady. ! Baltimore, Md., Mzy l3.--Noon Flour quiet and firm ; Wheat. Southern, dull Western, lower and dull :, South- em red, $1.35$1.40; Amber J $1.41 $1.44; No. 3 Western winter red, spot, 1. 39.1 asked ; Corn, Southern, quiet j and steady; Western 'i dull: Southern white 89i; yellow 8788. Bucliupaiba." Quick, complete cure, all annoying money, liiauaer ana urinary liiseases. $1. Druggists Depot, James C. Munds FOREIGN MARKETS. : I' . By Cable totally Iteviewj " Liverpool, May 13Noon Cotton steauy; Uplands Orleans 6 13 16 sales 10,000 bales; for speculation am export, 2,000 bales .i receipts 26,000, of wnicn ib, iw were American ; May, 6-38-64 ;May and June, 6 38-64 ; June and July 6 41-64; July and August 6'46-64 ; August and September 6 50-64 ; Septem ber and October 6 42-64. Futures stead ier. Pork long clear middles 52s. 6d. ; short 55s. 6d. Later Cotton Sales of 7,500 bales American ; May 6 39-64 ; May and June 6 39-64 ; June and July 6 42-64 : Jnlv and August 6 46-64. Futures steadv. THE STOCK MARKET. New York, May 13. Noon The stock market opened rather .weak and generally J lower than yesterday's closing prices, the latter fr Omaha preferred, while North Western prefer red 3 higher. In carlv dealinrrs the market was dull, and after a small frac tional decline in tho general list, an ad vance of Jffll toofeplaco ; New Jersey Itow do you Manage," aid a ladyf to her friend, "to appear so happy all and thus keep myseffaml family in good j health. When I am well I always feel f good natnred." See other column. , WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT. Nett-Yohjc; May i-Keceiptrof cot ton at all? interior ipwns 19.060 bale?; receipts irorn mantationa 10,186; crop in sight' 5,206,881; total visible supplj of the world is 2,700,095 bales, of which l "nf A HO A ntaiimn (ilMinetOQOI tin , ftd .j 03,030 rc?rctivefr last car. A Card. To all who are suffering from the er- rors and indiscretion of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c T wiU a rCcipe that wiU , cure yOU. free of oil ABOE. r Thi ""-great remedy was discovered by a missionary , t t, t t. , t. i- f- I. J-,.J .c . wOm. ! : I WILMINGTON MARKET. j Mat ,13.-. 1 P M. SPIRITS TURPENTINE - Quoted firm at 40c. Sales of 150 casks at thete figures bu&ia-viuowu bwbuj raineo, anu t..u ioi ui'pu Sales of 300 barrels at quotations TAR Quoted steady at 1.75 per bbl of 280 lbs. CRUDE TURPENTINE No offi cial quotations. Market Tquiet at $1.50 for Hard an4$'2.75 for Soft and Virgin. COTTON Quoted quiet. Small sales on a basis of 12c. for middling. The following are the official quota- I tlOBJ. ., .... Ordinary.-- 9 9-16 Good Ordinary .10 11-16 eta. Low Middling. . ........ .11 9-16 Middling. ..! . . . .12 Good Middling. . .! 125 i DAILY RECEIPTS. Cotton.. 19 bales Spirits Turpentine A... 232 casks Rosin 895 bbls Tar- 254 bbls Crude Turpentine..... 131 bbls WEEKLY STATEMENT. ' STOCKS ON HAND MAT 13, 1882 " Cotton ashoro, 2,508 ; afloat, 326 ; total, 2,831. Spirits ashore, 881: afloat, 10; total, -891. . .-;...; f' ' Rosin ashore, 86,696; afloat, 7,721; to tal, 91,420. j I Tar ashore, 6191. 1 : ; Crude ashore,! 429. RECEIPTS FKOH MAY 0 TO MAY 13,1882. Cotton, 388; spirits, 1,161; rosin, 6,779; tar, 1,755; crude, 846. EXPORTS FR03I MAY 6 TO MAY 13, 1882. DOMESTIC. . Cotton, 1,274; spirits, 696: rosin, 2, 761 ; tar, 832 ; crude, 25. ! FOREIGN. Rosin, 5,263; tar, 1,500. MISCELLANEOUS. No Whiskey ! Brown's Iron Bitters is one of the very few tonic medicines that are not com posed mostly of alcohol or whiskey, thus becoming a fruitful source of intemper ance by promoting a desire for rum. I Brown's Iron Bmters is guaranteed to be a non intoxicating stimulant, and it will, in nearly every case, take the place of all liquor, and at the same time abso lutely kill the desire forj whiskey and other intoxi cating beverages. i Rev. G. W. Rice, editor of the American Christian He view, says of Brown's Iron Bitters: Cin..O.,Nov. 16,1881. Gents : The foolish wast ing ofyital force in business, pleasure, and vicious indul gence of our people, makes your preparation a necessity; and if applied, will save hun dreds who resort to saloons . for temporary recuperation. Brown's IronBitters.. has been thoroughly tested for dyspepsia, indigestion, biliousness, weakness, debil ity, overwork, rheumatism, neuralgia, consumption, liver complaints, kidney troubles, &c, and it never fails to render speedy and permanent relie Bear in Mind rpHAT I KEEP, FULL, AND COMPLETE Stocks of Dtuct and haTe' incredients to fill I ANY PRESCRIPTION. Full stocK of Patent Medicines. ; PrescrlpUons rnmponndod any hour of the night. F. C. MILLER, f Stores : Fourth and Nun Sts., Fourth and Han f orerSU. i mir :.if i . ff TUT deceived, a full line or FINE Homo-Made Candles, Fruits.' - ; : r Tva ' ' second .tt. a doorwtT 1 MISCELLANEOUS. Kg Fish and Oysters. I Alt NOW PREPARED 4 TO "FURNISH plff fish and Oysters to my guests at Pino QroyJ? ritvUl0 Sormd. Xfti." Come in. and try them. majS-lm K. W. MANNING, Prop. -4 - PUROELL HOUSE. j i f XJ i i NDER NEW MANAGEMENT, i WILMINGTON, N. C B. It. PEEST,' Proprietor. Late Proprietor AUantio Hotel. Jlrst Claa in all its appointment. Terms $150 to $3 p i yeiir - ; I - febS-tf SUMMER GOODS : AT A- W3.IW. KATZ'S, 58 MARKET STREET. Extraordinary Bargains ! DRESS GOODS ! IJw THK "LATEST NOVELTIES IN 8AT- ius, Surrah and Breca.de, Silks, Moire An tique, Tinsel, Eoule, Nun's VelUng, "Bengalme Buntings, all wool Beiges, Lawns, seersuckers, Percah, 4c. Ever bo many styles and shades with Trimmings to match. j White Goods In orerr style, texture and quality possible. l'lque, Trucking', Linen ana Linen Lawns. Embroideries In Cmbricw, aNinsooks and Sovlsses passed in Workmanship and Price. unsur Imported from almost every country, bought ana soia as special ions. . GLOVES ! HOSIERY ! i C0ESI1TS I HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS. SCARFS, RIBBONS, I VKLLTNGS, CREPEING & CREPE VEILS, - FANS, PARASOLS, In endless variety and astonishing: Iow Prices. Housekeeping Goods ! LINEN & COTTON SHEETINGS, DAMASKS,' Napkins, To weis, MEN and BOYS' WEAR, LADIES' GENTS A CHILDREN'S GAUZE MERINO UNDERWEAR. In ghert everything des jable for an outfit, and at Prices that defy competition. ' i Call and aave money by patronizing IV3.IVJ.KATZ, aplM .. J 36 MARKET ST. , ! i 1 . ... :. , ' 1- Chewing Tobacco. . yii RESPECTFULLY OFFER , TO OUR patrons and the trade generally, all grarlea of Chewing Tobacco of our former manufacture, of which we hold a large stock, and -which we will bcII at reasonable price.. Wo shaU con tinue the Tobacco Business in all Itsbranch- -ea, and shall add a Cigar Factor?-, which will be known as the CHAMPION CIGAR FACTORY and therobyj bo enabled to sell Firs t-Class Good at lowest pilces and to compete with any mar ket. . DO NOT FAIL TO CALL UPON US FOR CHEWING TOBACCO, and our salesmen will from time to time call upon you to solicit or ders. Respectfully vours. may ' x-im ti. BRUNHILD & BRO. Wew Restaurant. rjlHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD BESPECTI fully announce that he haa just fitted upt No. 3, Granite Row, South Front st., a restaurant for Ladies and IGentlemen, where meals and refreshments may be had at all hours of th day : Everything is new and first clas. To litllter8 and "rtous attendants. j -Game and Oysters In season. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. " dot 18. j F. A. SCHUTTE, Prop. Telephones ! Telephones I Telephones! rjlHE j SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE , and Telegraph Company la the SOLE LICENSEE OF THE AMERICAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPT for supplying Telephones in the .State 1 of Va., W. Va., (South of the B. I ITa-, and Ala. PRIVATE LINES Oonstrncled, Equipped wlth Tetrnoo .1 i ie,rpoBW n Rented.' , For rartlci4lar addres " ' '-"-C" TELEGRAPH COMPANY feb 25-3m . i Broadway, Yerk. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. STOP and RE AD ! BROWN & RODDICK, 5 and 7 North Front Street. Specialties for this Week! LINEN TABLE DAMASKS, . TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOILIES. We are making a specialty of the abojvo De partment and can show the best value in Seotcb and tierman linens that has ever beon In this eity. This is no side talk ;we have got the goods r Soaps. Dressing Perfumery, Fanoy -I Combs Brushes, Tctler Celebrated ' Swan's Dotth, (best in Ue market.) ToQth Brushes, &c. Ac. If you really want any of the above, you can arc money by giving us a call. We Ask No Fancy Prices. PRINTED LAWNS, FIGURED Jk STRIPED. "yhite, Figured Stripe, Plaid and Lace Muslin, also Fine Lawns, em- bracing many novelties. Mosquito Nets and Bars. They have arrived, be prepared. BROWN & RODDICK. may 7 " SAMARITAN N E It V I N E, TID3 GREAT NERVE CONQUERER, The only known specific remedy for Epilepsy. SAMARITAN N E It Y I N E Cures Spasms, Convulsions, St. Vitus Dance, verugo, insanity, Paralysis, nervous If rostra uon ana uenerai uemutT. -O- SAMARITAN N E R V I N E Never known to fail. It equalizes the circula tion, repairs its waste, and gives tone and vigor to the syBtem. . . ' i j SAMARITAN N E R V I N E Cures Spermatorrhosa, Seminal Weakness, Im- oypnuisl9croruiaanu an nervous ana lood diseases. i SAMARITAN NERVINE The greatest tonic known, it aid digestion insures good appetite, gives tone and vigor to the system, guarantees sweet and refreshing sleep and restores enfeebled and nervous con- usunons to robust health. SAMARITAN NERVINE Safe, Certain, Sure and Speedy. It Is Invalua ble to Ladies who are experiencing the change tucjueiib io aavancea years, hy aaelstlng nature at Us important period, retaining the vlgo and tranquility of early life and carrying them with ease and safety through. , o SAMARITAN 1 NERYINIL U the onry-honestly guaranteed remedy placed before the public We guarantee every bottle to give satisfaction or return the money. Lead ing phyelclacs testify to Its being harmless and good, eminent divines declare it excellent and uneaqualed and people everywhere bear cheer ful and voluntary testimony to its great virtue. SAMARITAN NERY I IE j Is TrafxIHnr and tafalllble In nrnnr AlcohHm I nd Opium Eating. To come before the public I with an absolute cure or a ipeclflc to remove the deeixe for alcoholic stimulants or the habit or opium eauBg. seems io many, we hare no doubt an absurdity, audi is the case neverthe less, and before offering our medicine to the public we thoroughly- convinced ourselves by actual experience that tt would do all we claim for it,; -t f"i.-:. --j.-; t :-, FOR aplW SALE BY All D8SS31STS. ADVERTIS Job Printing JOW PRICES 1 GOOD WORK f Ingyour PRINTING done eWi . Workcarefullvdnnrte&bI. out of the city, and sent to tlm i?1 of postage. E.s.wij Cor. Chestnut and Water St -in P. O. Box 402. stoH r W. I. MEADOWS. Cape Fear Tobacco Works. WILMINGTON, X. e -RAVING PURCHASED TUE ENtl- teres tin thw I CAPE FEAR TOBACCO have constantly on hand- the SSTH sortment of all grades of Srj"l , Smoking and Chewing Tobacco which wc offer to the trade at BottniJ w aleo a large tock ot OKI TTS1' ...Max. .1 . . .... . -a. . - has had twenty -eight rear exu-rt V.b mauufacture of ToIkmvo, will p ve thL" ,h his jtersonal t,uporvl6la, and vill ZlT h iiucn iadi siiuuiiLr. Air. V I M... keep his well known Brand up t "up -ard. 1 ( ,M, uixi. CAPE FEAR TOBACCO WOltRs may O MEADOWii & KWim, fn,,, - Wire Goodsr pOR CUT FLOWERS, SUCH Ai CROs.st Anchors, Hearts, Wreaths, $Uw, ifc, Columns, Horse Shoes, Pillars. BEST milTE OIL, may 7 tf At PARKER 4TATL0t For Smithville. QN AND AFTER THE STII IN'ST THE Steamer PASSPORT will resume her trips for Smithville, leaving wharf foot offi ket Street, at 9 a. m., except on 8atunSS when she will leave Smithville at 7 30 and Wilmington at 4.30 p. m. f 8 ' w , J. W. lUUPEiL mav Masterand AjenL. Think of This! 1ST. 1 do it properly. Should our work not rir n. isfactlon you will find no trouble in seeing u again. We do not turn out shoddy work uA leave the town about the time it beglm login out. BeBt workmen only emplored at f - S. jeWetth, I 27 N. Front 8L " ' . i Call On Us For QORN, MEAL, FLOUR, J SIDES, SHOULDERS, SUGAR, M0LASSR COFFEE, CRACKERS, SOAP, POTASIT, jLTE, &c, &c. AT BOTTOM PRies. hall&peasaiIl apl 23 FRESH ! OVERT STEAMER BRINGS US NEW AXD FRESH SUPPLIES OF FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES, CHOICE LIQUORS ASD CIGABi Every article wc eell Is strictly as reyrwootei Ours is the oldest established grocery bon. In Wlhnlngton, and we are determined to kwf up the high reputationlt has enjoyed for bmi than a quarter ofa century. ! We respectfuUy invite an examuutloirf stock. GE0.MYEB3. . w 61- anl 30 11 and 13 souid m - ta w j 6RICK AND SHINGLESll i 4-Inch SHINGLES $2,75 to W 60,000 40,000 ka nnn wncii Do. Do. $5.00Wt:.3 Decidedlr the best assortment of Shlnjlrt the market within 12 months. 100 000 KTOARWTEaijW. and a superior lot they will be, at : price er than offered lately at gpgrsGEB'S, i - . tfuI Vrd. . axdSo. coaiane nw r-- M. Turpentine Tools xrBtl pULLERS, HACKKJS, vur tlrs, Picks, Hackwelghts, Ttom Hoops, era. Adzes, Axes, Coopers' Ptaay. JgS Chsels, Ace Irge amounrof iroods now in stock and on .the way. goods and pricesarantee CO. o . Tnn navson vr mayMy wummg: Livery and Exchange Stables and Cart House. -ttte nA-E coMPiJrreDfoJijf VV building with all eonvn10 ery and SaleBubies and Cart accommodations for man d.LbiJ un nH itnowiM for bire on rcawnu; and Buggies for hire on wl,wJat Everything flrstlaM and new. and Wagonettesf or Excursion MEUR1TT liuii--" - Livery and Sales Stables. ttxtfU Corner Fourth A Mulberry may 3-1 m d&w D. A. SMITH & CO. M AN UFA CTURERS OF AJiPDEAi CnAIR. .. .. r.rv & r AND I Large stock, low rrlces and he goods. A call and examination U ltfTlltf NEW SHOULD YOU WANT ANYTHING imi ln, Upholstering, Paper Hanging, Mit-tress-Makmsr. we are nremind tn d. it a ted.
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