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Tho Daily Review,
m o r it i it a.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 5. 1SS2.
BY TELEGRAPH.
& The Daily Jlcvifio hss the lar&st
bona fuie circulation. Xf any newspaper
vubUJtcd. in lUcilyqf mmingioiu
CONGKESSIONAL.
ByTekjr to Dili? IUtIcw.1
SENATE.
Washington. July ii-Mr. IMumb.
from the Committee on Public Lands,
reported fTorab!j Uc bill to rrant a
rixbtof way over the public land and
Ti?ti-r rMprratkni to UiC Jackson
ville. Su Auzustinc and Halifax Hirer
It II. Co. rlaccu on in aicnuar
Mr .Tonu. of Ia- presented a mo-
wvr;-i? fmm tho steamboat owners
captains ond pilots Tor an increased an-
Mr. Morrau. from the CommiUceou
rrnortod the House bu
lmrin? certain Darties to lay pipes and
MiA.inr4a nndpr Lake Fontenaxtrain
t.. mnnpot its Northern shores with-
ta nnrc fndnlred in an hour's de
bate without action upon printing the
reports of the tenth census, when the
ofW?v rmort on the riter and har-
mm w nresented and adopted.
The appropriations for survejs of the
Delaware & Chesapeake Canal and
Hennepin Canal am reduced from $20.
mn tn kia OOQ. and from SiOO.000 to
rMMdiTelT. and a proriso is
iNi ?n rach instance thai the GoTcrn-
mni tn not be committed in faYor of
nrTv-ainy . to the construction of
the improTements. Tho amount
voted Cor Potomac flats improvement
is reduced from 500,000 to $loo,ooo,
and tha appropriation for thcMississippi
River, below Cairo, from $5,000,000 to
i 123.000. which is mc amount nxea
liv the House. The latter item is 2ur
ihr amended o as to proride that tlm
work of improving the river shall.be
proaectricd under the direction of the
MUaissipoi Ki?r Commission, as pro
posed by the II erase, instead or by the
yOrrodrvof Wir.is iniTiIcd by tiie
Senate-- The total of the general appro
priation tor the Mississippi river is 5,
433.000 dollars. The total of the bill,
with these changes, is $13,743,875.
Mr. Hale presented tho conference
report on the deficiency appropriation
liilL The onlv item upon wftlcJi con
currence bad not been reached by the
former conference was that in regard to
the Senatorial mileage for tha extra
ossioa. Upon this point a disagree
ment again occurred. The report was
adapted. The Senate insisted upon its
disagreement and ordered a new con
ference. The consideration ol the revenue bill
was resumed, the question being upon
II r. Hale's amendment to the sugar du
ty section to strike out the requirement
for government tests of the saccharine
strength or sugars in determining the
duties. This wOuld leave the section
to provide simply thatasuar duty
hafl be what it was before the 25 per
cent, additioncl duty was put on. The
amendment was adopted.
Mr. Harris moved to substitute for
the section a provision for a reduction
flO per cent on all inijtorta after
January 1st, l&O, and an additional 10
per cent after January 1st, 1881. This
started afresh a general debate on the
reveneue questions. Mr. Vance, of N.
C. being the principal speaker in op
position to the bill. Pending discussion
the Senate adjournal.
p. m.
C!. " T nms ' Tnlr O l "TIo-Vlt- 11 T
dislodge Arabil'asna witnous exposing Ktcaa and unchanged. Wheat opened
Um Hnnc nrt( runners, from t : J , , ' ' i a , i
uo - o i hiirnar nnn r nwri wfhe 34 mi 1 inwi-r. i r
2. Red. fall 96tf97$ cash: ; 06 J Auff,
Corn fairly active and higher nt "774
78 cash : " 771 J July : 767G 1 v Aug.
Oats hiffher at 50.O52A cash 501 ' J uly
Whiskev steady at SI. 1G. Provisions
nniet and only small trade done. ' -
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' COTTON MARKETS. .
the trooDS.
the Ceet are coin?; to the front.
( Alkxxkdiuaj. July 253
The oat ponts cf Arab i Pasha have re
tired alxjut IXC J yard j Jtnd tlis, British
have advanced about 500 yards. '1 here
appears to be some disturbance inside
of ArabTs entrenchments". ill
The Exchange Tclepraph Company
Jias received the following dispatch. ' ,
Alexandria. 6 1. M. The British
troop-ship, Malabar, and the men-of-
war Urlon ana uyOTec nave leic nere
rBy Telesraph to Dally Kevlctr.
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WASHINGTON.
Notts and Notes from tli Capi
talThe Cabinet Meeting and
the President's and Secre
tary Folfrer's Views on JoU
tlcal Assessments. i
By Telegraph to Dtlij Utxleir. .
Wasiiixotox, July 25 Night Tte
President to-day nominated M. 1. Jos-
lvn oflllstobc Assistant Secretary
of the Interior. Vice Alonzo Bell
-imir r" ;;.ion nHpr forPortSaid. . Advices from that place 12A: Norfolk, auiefc iind steady at 12
.h lnnk6fhPr Mansion act. To report that the Governor of Ismalia 7-16: Baltimore quiet at 12$;. Boston
all ol them new rates must be issued, nas nea 10 atdi ' "" aj "1 4tcT"u . 'r
A distinctive ieaturcjof the new S5 note iinusn in iron m "S - it ; oavannan. stcauj M W i aew. vi-
mll lw n tvrf rait nf f iPIll IJartlelO. lOJOrccu mm uuw.uuuc Suua uw leans, quiet, j . ai, .liij-iuuuuc, 4U,C
John. C. Hamilton, son i or Alex, i wo uaiuDs guus,
tr..:tin.. -i: i f-rtirr iim.Tvh. 1 ctno to Cairo.
Tho Cabinctto-ilay considered Attor- The Marquis of Ilartingtcn; Secreta-
i n.ZtoSa nininn. r-1 rv of State for India, stated mParlia-
tH.ntl v niiblished. that members of Con- meat last eyening that the ; number of
r iuAn.i iKr. rrru-h ol Uio law troops to be ordered to .Egypt trom in
rTnCf noiitUl assessments, under dia. is between 7,500 and 10.000.- Rela- . pij. Telegraph to PaUx Keviow.l
vhidi General Curtis, last week, was- tiro to the invitation, to Italy to co-op- Charleston, July 25 Night. Spir
MnviMmi in thn If. . Court in New erateinthc protection of the Suez Ca-J its tnroentine 424. cts. Rosmomet at
vrtr iVMidont Arthur exnrcsscd nal. it is significant that the Dirctto, i;55 forlStrained and Good Strained.
himself to the cfiect that no person In of Rome. , which . thougli recently Savannah, July 25 Night. Spirits
anv one of the Executive Departments disavowed by thc Government, repre- turpentine 42J cents. Rosin. $1.60 for
"i- - . . -i t .L.ll . eanfa thn'trtrin rl tliA Wlinlrt ILaliafl '! Cfwiimul nml riiwl Kfm noil
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MISCELLANEOUS.
July 24. Night. Galveston quiet a
at
at 121 : Memphis, quiet at 12-i; Angus-
: in. ii 1 n a, f
u. quick at . . uuiuirawii, 41UC a
ml 1 . .
t; 1
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NAVAL ; STORES.
declining to contribute t
count he subjected to discharge or crit-
1CIZCU Anil I1U ILLUJUlPb AJ iUJUiU uuu
this ground will bo countenanced or tol
cralod.
The conclusions are in accordance
with the views expressed by the Presi-
press. contains an article declaring that
it is a matter of ' congratulation that ,
Italv has not allowed herself to be
dnur?ed into this dangerous affair: that
Germany and Austria will, like Italy,
allow England and France to carry out
Don't Die in the House.
will doubtless remember Italy's loyalty
to their alliance.
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ILLINOIS
,if ir. inftnr nfYvntinrfl of Jnlv their plans, but a complication will af
15, 1880. The opinion of Attorney-Gen- tentards arise, nnd then at the j proper
end Brewster was riven upon a letter moment the Central European powers
by A. Thomas, chiet of a division in the
Second Comptroller s ouico 01 uio
Treasury. Thomas' letter was address
ed to Sect'y Folger, and was by him re
ferred to Attorney-General urewster. a
letter from Folger to Thomas is among
the documents submitted to the Cabi
net mcctinz to-day. After answering
Thomas' inquiries upon the legal ques
tion, and quoting irom tne Attorney
General's opinion, that a
Conzrcss is not an officer
raent within the meaning
Uie executive ollioers and employes of
the United States, not appointed by the
President with tho advico and consent
of the Senate, are not liable to the
pains aud penalties of Sec 6th of the
! "Rough on Rats." .-. Clears out
mice, roaches, bed-bugsf flies j
moles, chipmunks, gophers. 1 5cu
2MARENB NEWS.
rats,
ants,
The Willard Bank Failure.
, Bj Telegraph to Dally ItevtewJ
Jonesboro, 111., July 25. Night.
The failure of Willard's Bank, which
member of t first was not regarded as of any se-
of the govern- nous character, oauy grows m JJ-
of the law in I ance. v mam nas aosconueu uu m
f riirvnro T,f pearances now indicate that' the default
of the bank will reach 200.000. with
assets practically nothing WlUanrs
whereabouts are kept very secret. The
cencrai ODinion is that he lost nothing
by speculation, but it is an out and out
- , r I M f jr.lJ
act of Aug.. 1870, for the act orgiving roDpery. oome , suspicion m vutwiu
i.-..r r-r,,.., against his family on account of acts oi
Folder ctmcludes his letter as follows:! panure.
But 1 will take this place to say that I
wish it felt throughout the Treasury De
partment, in all its ramifications of ser
vice, that no servant of the Unitdd States
herein need feel the slightest pressure
upon him to rive if he does not wish to
cive. If he has that belief in the sound
ness of the principles of the Republican
i -v o i i i f ri
party as to desire their sustentation and ""f?ufiSy SSSAmS iu'SS
success, and to bo willing and desirous county. Neb., shot and killed his wife
irr rr Jrr.i , A . j who dad souirht refuse from his brutal-
itp wi;h her son-in-law. The murderer
feels that he is able to aid, let ! him give
of his substance or of his income as he
sees fit: or. if he is of other political
faith, or if tJjo claims of family or needs
of self pinch his purse and he wishes
not to give let him treeiy retrain tuere-
rom. j
1 would have him think, and feel, and
do as if. in a religious meeting house of
his choice, the preacher should lay be
ore mm the needs or some case, it it
was commended to his judgment, and
le felt able and willing to spare of his
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. - '"' ARRIVED. . ;
Steamer A P Hurt, Worth, Fayette
ville. Worth & Worth. ,
; Steamer Wave.Robeson, Fayetteville,
Geo. AV. Williams & Co.
- Steamer Bladen, Skinner, Fayetteville
DeRosset Sc Co. . '.: '. , .
Steamer JPassport, . Harper, Smith
Tille, Master." . - , j; : '
Steamer Minnehaha Burruss, Shilthr
ville, Master.;"..,. . ..V ' .,
Br. barquentine Ellen Holt, Duncan,
New York, C. P. Mebahe. . .
I Steamer A P Hurt. Worth. Fayette
Tille, Worth & Worth.
' Steamer Wave,llobesori,Fayetteville,
Geo. W;: Williams & Co.
Steamer Bladen, Skinner, Fayetteville
DeRosset & Co; - ' f "
Steamer John Dawsbh, ' Sherman,
Point Caswell R. P. Paddisoni
Steamer Passport, Harper; Smtth
ville, Master.; : ' . '
-Steamer Minnehaha,' Burruss, Smith
ville,' Master. r - - :v
WEEKLY STATJEIHENT.
, . STOCKVoK.ltAKP itrLYt22f J882.'' j
Cotton ashorei 414 ; afloat, 58 ; total
472. ., - ' : .' ' v ' " ,
Spirits ashore, 1,995 ; afloat, 4,1 14 ; to?
ia in iall . - tai, b,10y. ; ;, - , :
A young man named Julian Boyd, A tlu sTSr ' ? m
Tar ashore, , 3,872; afloat, 303; total,
4,175.
Telegraphic lire vlties.
Thomas K earns, of Troy. N. Y., aged
II. weight 174 pounds, with no fighting
record, has challenged 'Tus: Wilson" to
fight for $2,000 or less.
was waylaid near Thompson, da., yes
terday, while riding through the woods,
and fatally shot. Suspicion wa3 direct
ed to three brothers named Martin,
whose sitter charged Boyd with seduc
ing her, and warrants for their .arrest
have been issued. -
In the case of the 6 negroes who were
ran over and killed on theDe Soto Kail-
road yesterday morning the coroner
clf ho would give; if it was otherwise, jury, after a careful investigation, finds
no blame attaching to any person or
persons for the accident except the un
fortunate victims.
A Special to the Jacksonville Fla., Un
ion, from Palatka, says, fire broke out
at 830. Monday night which destroyed
the store of B. L. Lienthal and the
office of the. Putnam Co. Journal
Several persons narrowly escaped with
their lives. j i
HOUSK.
The Spoiler aumxioccd the regular
tirdfi of busines to b tle further con
deration of the bill allowing drawback
upon imported material used in connec-
Unn witn nomesuc maieruus ia tac
contrnction if steam sail ves-
!clfor foreign accounts andthepend
?nr question to bo tho motion of Mr.
Kel!v. of Pa., to recommit the bill to
the committee on ways and means.
. . Mr Tucker made another effort to
amend but failed, and Mr K el ley's mo-
tioato fcormimit was agreed to: ayes
100;nays80. A concurrent resolution
was adopted for printing 300,000 cop
ies of the agncnltnral report.
The report of tho conference commit
tee on tho river and harbor bill was
presented, ami after a short debate was
rejected. Mr. Strait, of Minn., moved
to reconsider and Mr. Cox. ot N. i
moved to lay the motion on tho table.
pending which the friends of the bill as
It now stand, mustered their forces
and at 4 :30 carried an adjournment.
The conference report will come rrp to
morrow upon a motion to reconsider.
NETf YORK.
Tli Strike Troubles In Cohoes.
By Ttfegraph to the KeTlew.
CouoES. N Y Night. Tha Har-
mosr MillJ Co. has assumed the ag
gressive against the striking' employees.
To-day. one of tho leading strikers,
named Delhanty, was ejected from the
Company's tenement for arrears of
rent, ana notices of similar action in
other cases have been served. The op
eratives received, to-day, a largd remit
tance from the Rochester Labor Union
and a promise of $8,000, weekly, from
New York Trade Assembly. Tho first
bitterness since the .Inauguration of the
strike is becoming manifest. Bach day
takes its anota or families to other pas-'
tarts It It said the Harmony, notwith
standing denials, have contracted with
ths Iain an steamship company for 25
Swedish families, to take the place of
strikers, as an experiment.
Indications.
For the Sooth Atlantic States,
partly cloudy weather, occasional rain,
winds mostly easterly, stationary tem
poral urc ana pressure.
Sell Bros., of Media ni. X. Y.. hereto
Tore in high repute as merchants, have
been delected in yictnatic forgeries
and arrested. TTiey were selling agri
cultural implements and taking far
mers notes In payment. These they
would duplicate and triplicate and dis
pose of tho papers at a discount. The
evidence t goiast them is overwhelming.
ic would hold last to that which was
his uuu. So. absolutely so. in the mat
er in hand. Let 1 it bo under
stood and felt by all who hold place un
Icr me, that whichever way they take
hey may take it unmolested by me.
therefore. I say as 1 mean, and I wil
do as I say.
Tho House Election Committee to
lay adjourned until tho first Tuesday
ii December. I his postpones, action
on tho following contested cases unit
next winter: Cook vs. Cutis, from
the 0th district of Iowa: Buchanan vs.
Manning from the 2nd district of Miss.
ljce vs. Richardson from tho 1st distric
ofS. C, and Tessinglians vs. Frost
from the 3ad district ot Mo.
V FOREIGN NEWS.
LoxDOX, July 25. Night. The cor
respondent of Renter's Telegram Co a:
Alexandria, says the official journal o
the Khedive contains a proclamation
dismissing Arabi fas ha from the minis
try. - !
The Inspector of Cadastra at Tantah,
speaking of the massacree there, says:
I saw women carrying.tied to bludgeons,
the dismembered arms and legs of mas-
sacreed Europeans. The soldiers and
rabble fought for tho loot. A Bedonin
Shiek with twenty Bedouins, saved tho
inhabitantsof the Jewish quarters and
took them to his t village. '.Another
Stuck saved myself And party. "The
mob from Alexandria Imurdered . three
cnrployef Cadastra and their families,
and burnt their bodies with petroleum.
. r ax Aua j my ie. Thomas uuarda.
who has presided over the destinies mf
the Republic of Costa Rica for nearly
three years, died on the 7th Inst. His
death had been expected some months.
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i'Auiuu, uuno i igui a. small
box which was sent from Granada for
Sen or Sajrosta Pnme Minister, on
being opened, was found to contain
nitro glycerine. Several persons have
been arrested on suspicion or bejng
connected with sending tho box.
Loxdox, Jnly 25 Night. In the
House of Commons this p. m debate
was resumed on the motion for the
vote of credit for the force for EcvnL
Sir Charles Dilke, Under Foreign Sec
retary, said the Khedive had tho sup
port of the most respectable part of the
native population. The Government
desired, after relieving the people of
Arabi Pasha.s tyranny ,to leave them to
manage their own afiairs. The high
est authorities thought that a three'
months1, vote, which was the time the
sum now asked for was ' expected to
last, would bo sufficient. Sir Wilfred
La wson violently condemned the vote.
T T -1 er l i J ' . l
to the Exchanro Telesraph Company.
dated Alexandria, 10 a. m. says: The I
m-m. . 1 : & A. 1. A l T . T m
miijiMTJwiQonuo aro oi uo opmion
that Arab! Pasha will not attack tho
Bntish. Helis, however, strengthening
L!. i i - . . . , . i
u pouuon nouriy. i ua jtrcaK uiis
morning his men. many of them with
out uniforms and driven liko slaves,
were seen working on entrenchments.
The British experienced great difliaulty
in moving the guns to Ramleh, with
out which it is impossible to i assume
tho ofiensive. Directly a sufficient
number of heavy guns are placed in
positioa, an tUeapt will ba csdsto
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Bj Telegraph to Dally Review
! FINANCIAL.
New York. July 25; Night. Ster
ing exchange 485. Governments weak
er and 14 lower; new lived 1013; new
four and .a half per cents,, 1111 ; new
four per .cents 120j ; money 3 to 2i.
State bonds dull and lower.
: ; ,"; . comhkrclax.. 1 '; ;
Cotton steady: sales 2.275 bales : Ud-
tanas 14; urieans 13; consolidated
net receipU 1,620 bales ; exportsto Great
Britain 2,989. ' ,,, .
Flniir. RniltVlrtl dull nnrl lionnr.
common to fair extra $5. 10 $6; good
settlod and feverish, ojxjning stronger,
but ailerwards wealcened and declined
1C24, closins: firmer arain above
inside price : .No.' 2 sprinir S1.15: un
graded Ted $11.17; No. 2 red, July
5 1. laci. i7i August S1.134U151.
jorn, sji, 401 better; ungraded 82
84i; No. 2, 83184i; No, 3 Jnly 83;
Aueusi uats. casb nmi Jniv
held firm; late deliveries 121 lower
and m fair demand; No. 3, 65; do.
White 43. -Cofiee firmer and .a met.
fifr11nl1 ttrirl nnnlononi) foSv i -1
uu. nuu uuvudligCU , IL vu
reunrnz. i57tf : rennea auiet and steady
Molasses quiet and steady and - mi-
changed, and trade- quiet. Rice un
changed andfquiet. Rosin steady at
$1.90fi2. Spirits turpentine dull and
lower at 45. fork heavy ; sales mess,
spot, at $2 L for old ; $22 for new ; Aug
ust quoted $21.10a$21.25: middles
scarce and nominal r long clear $13.
Lard opened rather easier, but WAS
afterwards strong and advanced 57A.'
closing weaker again ; sales prime
steam, 12.99; August 12.7512.85: re
fined quoted at 13. . Freights to Liver
pool, cotton, steam. 3-325-32d. Whet
5jd.
Cotton net receipts. 168: cross re
ceipts 1.198 bales. Futures closed steady
Sales 66,000. . July 12.75 ; August 12.
7412.75: September 12.54: October
11.97C1I.93: November n.79aii fin?
December 1 1.80411.81 : January 11191
OU.92: February 12.03X8 12.01: March
12.14A 12.16; April 12&ai28.
CmoLGO. July 24. Nip-Iitl vion
dull and unchanged; wheat No 2 red
wintcr,:in? fair demand -bnt lower at
SI 03 cash, and July; No 2, Chicazo
spnng: dull and nominal at
and July; regular, unsettled but gener
ally lower, as $i.ujhjujy; Corn unset
tled and generally: higher at -77 j 77
cashand July; 76576J An. Oatsngood
demand at full prices, cash, 541 Ju
ly; 381 August.' Pork- unsettled and
generallv higher at S21 10 '$31.15 cash;
$21.10 July ajid August: 1 Lard un
settled and generally lower, at 12oe
ix-Acasnana August. -, lialk meats.
Crude ashore, 957 i ..' ; .. .
RECEIPTS FOR' THE" WEEK ENDING
JULY 22. j
Cotton, i 123; spirits, '3,688; 5 rosin j
10,587; tar, 148; cnlde 2,2941- !'' ';;
EXPORTS FOR TIIE . . WEEK ENDING
JULT 22. 1 ; . - : '
DOMESTIC. , ;
Cotton, 61; spirits, 1,425; rosin, 3,860;
tar,. 403; crude, 20. .
FOREIGN. ' ;.
Spirits, 1 989 ; j rosip, 4,788, j -
The Public TZTULtUd cc refiiSy td notice Cl
new ttrut cnlarsra ten f me toee araicn Mtnuwg.
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"Capital irizc 8r5,OO0J3
Tickets only Shares in pro-
; . portion. I
Louisiana State Lottery
Company. ,
Iucorporatcl in LSGS fir 2." ycurs bj the Icg
uintnn fnv K4luc.1tiuu.Hl ami Charitable pnr
ixses with a capital of ?1,000,XXV to wliKh a
reserve nui'i 01 swu : una nw
By an overwhelming pomilai rote its fran
chise was made-a part of the present Stat
Constitution adoptcA December 2I, A. D..1S79.
The only lottery eT voted on .ajul endorsed
by the people of any htnic.
it never acritei or pontjwne.
its Graji Sr-GtT: Number Drawings
take place mouOiiy.fjs ? - y ' .!.;!it
FORTUNE. Eiglrth Graml Drawing, Olasu
II, at New Orleans, Toc?lay, Augast St 1S2
147th Monthly Drawing. - .
Iiook at the followinar Scheme. nnler the
exclusive supervision and nianagcment of.-5
Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louis
ianaand Gen. JURAL, A. EARLY,
of Virginia, . ''.
who ra ana ire all the drawings of tlds Comiwiny,
both ocdikarit and semi-annual, and attest,
the correctness of the published Oflicial JLsts.
Capital Prize, $75,000,
IOO.OOO Tickets at Five Hol
lars Kacli. l'ractions in utns
in proportion. "
j .. ,;-.MLfeT OF PRIZES. t?i?)
I Capital Prize , of...... .......... ,75,000
1 Capital Priz6 ,of . .-. .. . , .. . ... . . .. . ... 5,000
l Capital Prize of. ; : . : :; . -. 10,000
s Prizes of $8)00.;.. 12,000
5 Prizes of ; 2,000.. ..i.i. '10.000
1,000........ j. 10,000
500. . :-. ; . . . . . ..v 10)00
100, , i ...... i i.. i v 50,000
aa, 25,000
! 25.,.;,-.:.v;..:,..:. 25,000
, 10 Prizes of
20 Prizes of
100 Prizes of
S00 Prizes of
500 Prizes of
000 Prizes of
APPROXIMATIOK PHIZES.
9 ApproximatioH Prizes of $750.
6,750
4,500
i 1,1250
,967 Prizes, amounting to. . . . . . ... . $265,500
AtTication for rates to clubs should onlv be
made to the office of the Company in New Or
leans. .' .'i. ! ; :. ;.
For further information, write clearly, gir-
ng run address: send orders wr jescpress.
Registered IetteT, or Money Order addressed
oniy to J i1
or M.:'A DAUPHIN,-:
M. A. DAUPHIN, '
New Orleans, La.
- 07 Seventh SC. Washlnsrton. JX
N, B. Orders addressed to New Orleans will
receive prompt attention. . '-, r '
ttiyia-vred-sai-w-aatw
O ran eres !
Oranges I
illSCELDANEOUS;
SUiniEIl GOODS !
AX
X "
' "Jr.,; ' : , v ,
. , . XIARKET STREET
Extraordinary ' Bargains j
DRESSGOODSJ
U.T1IE ITESTN0TELTIE3 air
felted tpnt :i
Buntings, all wool Bebres. I-if?
Percald, Ac- Krerso many, EtTkii
with Trimmings to match.- - J-?
In jYcr
Piiuc
.White Goods
,irfmbrQideri(3e
. : . Laces
W A . . '
and sold as special lob! ,Ts , boiht
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GLOVES !
i HOSIEEY ! '
CORSETS !
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I I y 7 I , FANS, PARaIoLS.
Ill endlcas rarlety and AstottUMoj LowfSu.
Linen a cotton snrztiKds.DAiusri
9 A CHILDREPfi dim
ERINQUNCERWEAR. I
nrthhiff dea.rable-'for an ttflt,
that daf v rnmiiftdHnn
Call and save money by patronizing
-june 18 ukv-l. n
E HAVE A SaiAl.Ii LOT Of AS
LADIES'-GENTS'
on.
In short eve:
and at Prices
29 MARKET ST.
Fine' Oranges
as You want, for! sale cheap by
Crapon ;& Pickett
WHOLESALE- AND
MISCELLANEOUS, o i
1 r . f " " J t t'u- mi
RETAIL
GROCERS,
T HAVE 'TOST! M
lot of noweM.rI am redncinr mr atdcr'of
Fans, Parasols and other Fane j Goods at tcr
low-prices
stock. 4, v
to make
.1 -, .
i'J-
July 13v"t. ;i& aria 18 South Front Street,
r
r
room for the-first ?FU
i toil ;cn.'ir mss hikarbo,
CAN BE COIED! :
, f I '. ; "
AN BARBER AND ,;?W r-7' J 'Hb- rtt!
HOT.
PRACTjCATij ; '.GERMAN BARBER .jiND
mm m m m
! . ; ; ' . , ' r- .7 i
: PERFUMER,
CQISffHPTIOR
tn. 1
inuuciua, jrvncniai JLJimcaiuesr UIIIIIICI liai IMUIGII e .0 9 M
L'ronp.lTIioopinff Congrh, and all Dis ; .1
eases or the Breatliinsr Orsrans. Ii
soothes and heals the Membrane ol
29 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON,' N. C.
l MANUFACTURER OF PARISIAN "BRDLr
iXL' lanthie, Ixlction and LuslonJ Also,: Ex-"
tracts, Colojrnes, BcauUlier; Hair Oils. Tonics.
. A 9 Mr-m ' . . w
Kcncwer, ii,enoTaior. iiunsranan. Ajosmeuc
hand Hair Dyes of every shade.4
i r .bcg to fciforni-tlm public that I' can i be
found at Mr, John Werner's, : prepared to wait
upon all wlio iavQr mo with a caJl. iv , :
JmayI2 r JAMES H:GARRA WAY
Wilmingtori.'N; Ci 1
JM. SCHLOSS, j Ptoi).?k ,; g.fe
ASS IN EVERY RESPECT,, a t T ' Vr,S.3 v.r
BarjandIlXIAiHi'sill g t:?
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tin: f i.'g-tsa :?f'v'.V R :
M- i"
ixjftaS'i i:5ta i-4
0
111
a -o
00
me junngs, lniiamea ana poisoned by
the disease, send prevents the nieht-
sweats and tigrhtness across the chest
which accompany: It . CONSUHP
TI0N is not an incurable inaladj. ! It
is only necessarj to hare tho rizht
remedj, and IIALLS ftALSAM is that
remedj. iDONTP.tDESPAIB Of EE
LXEP, tcr this Tjcnlpy : specific will
cure yon, cfen though professional
THIRST-CLASS
l? ...
LOON ATTACHED. fj
CD
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a
3l 27,
Wilmington Shirt Factory U S 'S
aid fails.
HENRY'S
ATos Tow erfiU Healing r Oin?-
, tnent ana Disinfectant
ever XHscoverecL ' - "
Henry' Carbollet Scare healehvm. '. i
Jlenry'm Carbolic Salve trure mom. "
Henry 'm Carbolic Salve allay pain - '
jr?M-y' Carbll Salee e-urts eruptions.
Henry' Carbolic Balm heal pimple.
Henry' Carbolic Salve heal bruise.'
A2cror Henrys and dm bo other. '
VST BEWARE OF CO
Cthoonlyone ln the State) No. 27 Market St.'
J. ELSBACH, Proprietor, j, f. t
rpHE ABOVE FACTORY . la ready now to
JUiP0"" .-; the public grreat Inducement In
w mte eniru ao tne rouowtng low prices: k The
vyuunwa , omn open oacE voc : ? Co. open
. s r-r. KucTR - jwpiuitr onrns we fiare
sold hundreds of dozens hi the cAtv. '
j In the country, and therefore Is well known to
. I the public, and need no comments. The "Rov-
flOc BoVs Shirts all sizes, 75c-. Night Shirts
1 5c Coi. Dress Shirts front 25c and upwards
Cotton Drawers froni 25c' upwards. Hervy
Jeans Drawers, double lined on the seat, C0c
Shirts and Drawers made to, order at low fie-
.llOUJltr3r ordcra strictly attended to. These
articles, whieh we now oUfer for sale are made
up at home by well trained and; long expert
enced luutds and no northern make can equal
in sizes, flt and quality. These Shirts are all
remforcod and cut lentghways the loth, thor
ohly examined 2 before being put in stock.
tuwry omn guaranteed U -fit. and war-
O
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: ''Bless the .Babies" !
ABY CARRIAGxS .AND
Lunch !
Jj-ERCHANTS AND CLERKS WHO WTLL
close business ' heraiftv
find a
1 1 ranpl as represented or the money will be re-1
I xundea. Come atm! uvA mAnm on.l.
w j umj JVU1
Shirts at the factory. v.v-; rvs rr-i--
' i i ; : Yex7 Respectfully -
Manufacturer.
B
tors in full stock: "largo Yarletr toF
t ..: - ;;t-, ',L
'. ; ALSO, : -
FURNITURE K Or ALE DESCX3fII?S
. -. . . . . ,- . j
J . - of all styles and , at all prices. a
June 18. ' '-i-- 1 -Korth FrcaV sSi
June 18
A;MewLot
. . . !., i t i i 1 1 r t i i i ,- t i i I ( 1 ! .
SPLENDID
Erery day fatSCinjTTE - Besfr the fnarke'
aflbrds and prices Very reasonable.-
; . . ' r :3L sale low. I hare full lines pf Trunks and Ya i GOOD WORK I '
LUNCH .-.f. ;T" ;t ' .i t;r;j rvir. i '.net' J iT frnrl
v , - - Uses at prices tosuit the times. r
. . 't .. . . ' ..
' Repairing executed neatly ant! with dis-
jnne 18U
F. A. SCUUTTE, j
. ' , - -Proprietor.
patch.
IT
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steady and unchanged. -WMsfcey gtcadv
MALLARDr-
pBtmdingSpeQia
T frHmW&3vr and
KACDCG BOATS,, Best of msirtl h H
. r V , ' V H toconstractsiichadrawiS,Mfr:
ricesjnodera Glreme trial, i;-, . : Tithe Northeast branch of thetaperea? aTwUl i
' Successor to Mallarvf A Rii4m' .'
5 " -m-iry V BMf)
P?!?8 y-ti , ;KJj ;fr Ko. S Front Street.
T3.RBRnx;ERssa "
u irresiaenz iviiminsrtAtk t t,
3IU: Pleaee take notice, that we require vnn
Ascertain prices at my ofice
Ing your TOUNTINO done elsewhere, w
JO-Work earef nil done or perwM
out of the dt. and sent to' thed fr
ofnostafo. E.
Cor.'Chestnotand Waler.St,WRndBX-
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