MISCELLANEOUS.
A HOME DRUGGIST
TESTIFIES. . J
IVilxity at L00.J U cot 1taT, the hrX
fV 1 bul I"Ht proudly 1 . in tw-t
taat t tocr tu-i.cino Ia5 rvq far if.U
inea uulrrraj atUtkm la it ova cilj.
tai-, and country, end amon all people, a
AVer's Saraaparilla.
TTvs rOoifl l;iUr from orvW our lt
. rntrra 3Iajsclctts Dtck'jm hooJd b-cf
lwertrl to eTtryiuCaTr:
RHEUMATISM. ss5
K!ut rear, ao I
lihetimAtl.m.
vers that X coall not more from tie bd. or
drm. without blp. I trlM n-rcral irnxs'
without ranch if any rtlie 1. until 1 t,k
Arxa'a ttansarAKUxa, by the u of two
bottles cf vLldi 1 vu eotspuiy rarod.
Hare sold Ixrpt quantities of yucr S ica
ntiLU, and u atill retaixs 1: womferf al
pfjpulsxitr. The nxxry notable cures it hue
effected fa thi vicinity covxLyr m Uut It
is tbe bit blood laodlttac ever offered to t b
Public L. F.llABRIS."
lUrtr SL. Ca-iiUnJ, ?ltst !my 13,
SALT RHEUM. sSsS
was for ottt twenty year bfon hi remvrjU
to lxrrtll a2!etd with Salt Itheara In i:
worst torn. Its txlomUon actuaUv rorer1
taer than half U sorfaee of hlM body at
rimt. lie u entirely rami by Acs4
8&xsATAxrujt. See certificate la AycrV
Almsnac for ISSX
TXXTXMXO MX
Dr.J.C.Aycr&Co.,LoweIIMa5.
Sell b7 All Dncfistt; V, tU botUcs fsr 3.
r HEW
FALL AND WINTER
NOW OI'KN AT
TUT TSjT Tar A T1 i
' I
116 Market Street.
,tM ; report m Ironi l.mte! MtiJc i omuie
SPECIAL BAIMiAllS IjsFivialnutsuUhc. Treasury IK-fait.
0 . tnent. zippraiKr f ru-touis ninl leci
I Urn oi department, concerning niu!tr
5 valuation, false' c!aa?iuYaiioti nnili'thtT
is KVK.ur iKP.irr.MKST : irrejular practice in the importation
! of foreign sooxN. wares ami uierchans
, dUc. Mticc .January lt. and in bis
.. oil : discretion prir thereto; and further
UnUSUal Attraction in otyleS ro.inwtin Wm to recommend what
! iesisletiou, il any. in; his opinion, is
I needed to prevent fraud in the revenue
MasnMccnt ue of Goods, j nitinfrom the causes -above j speci-
J Mr Cobb, of lud. chairman of the
Alt WITH TH lOWltWRICES ASSURED I cDramiltee cn Public Lands, reported a
! bill dcclarinz forlcitetl certain land
o : Tfcnl3 of Ituds made to certain Stales
! :n aid of the coustruction of railroads.
nenMni. ere a .u.n poriu-a of our j Kelcrrcd to committee of the Whole
49 j Mr. kins, of La., chairraau of the
ad)cM Trtir. wouU occvpr tvi ranch j committee on' Misjijsippi Levees, re
.v , . .v . ,w : potted a bill to close the japs of lerecs
.P..siw.ih,rf.nnaiy. few f lhr MlMiljippi riVer. and for tho
pAxtmeau. ' J improvement of the navigation of that
, . . , . , river. It appropriates 1.000.000 to be
Black ana Ooloied &UKS. j expended in accordance with recom
Ottoman. Brocaded irnbadameft Sllkb, ;mcndations of the Mississippi Kivcr
, . , Commission Referred to committee
Plain and Brocaded clvetcens. 1 of the Whole.
DBESS GOODS in ail the New Shades. Mr. Money, of 'Miis chairmau of tbe
1 : committee ou Tostofiices and Post-
Cashmeres. Shuddas, Sere. . roads. reported a bill making all public
Camel's Hair. Foule. Ottoman. ads and hishways post routes.
. - Mr. Towusbcud. ot III., introduced a
Nun's Cloth. Ladies' Cloth. Hannei. i hiU authorizing tbo President during
Mohairs. Plaids with Combination?.
Ha Checks. Brocades. Bcii s, Ac
Trimmlnss. Fringes, Gimp. Battomi.
to match all sootc.
Ooaks. Dolmans. Saoque and Jerseys,
" Shawl.
I Ad lea' Mises. aCea an1 Bvrs, Merino
Underwear.
BlaakeU and Flannels lower than thy
hare been for years.
iAcesandEmbroldoricsat rrioes that
will mike you buy any way.
Hosiery Gloves, Corsets. Skirts.
Table Damasks Towels. Sheetings,
White Goods,
Men and Boys' Wear.
Staple and Fancy DryGoodf,
&c, &C-, Ac.
AJlbocftt at tba recent deetlxM la vtlcca,
aa4 aa bupecOoa ot aaiae wUl tadooe say pal
1fll M veil as tbe public la froeraU te profit
a-r ta-reeCAX ta eoa&e ef tbe MANY BAS
'OAlXa, r.i. r.i. icATZ.
11 G market St.
ei S ...
Livery and Sale Stables.
Hollingsworth & Walker,
Cortex at Af alberry aa4 rourta SueeU.
pAirnts ix nktd or horses axd
i2&m for ImetaeM or pleasure win be ar-
roamadaled om Ytry reaaoaabVs lena.
Ooraea boardod and carefully leaded.
Ooot -V wafarUbto Ttalcs aa.1 wr-
'iJxSJfcAdeoaMt nare la the ellr.
2 in 1.
ln lao Tur tltf arM.
A1 Uke taeat Sea.
I'll fli jrecr wUio
I l4 all work f U.
I f you Ueijrre ll
Try m4 w.
J. U wivnki:
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The Daily' Review.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16. 181.
E7 7e xxuy Jfcviao iuu iht largest
'n f.di circulaliorL, of any nactpapcr
CN COKOUESS YESTI5UDAY.
SENATE.
WxsnutGTasJ Jn. 15. In the Sn"
atatixIszaornioffA ouD3crtmslj tioea
petition, from citrzen of Kansas, was
presented by Senator I'lnmb. prajinff
for tho pasisra of a constitutional
amendment, oonferrioj; the right of
snffragc on women ; and sereral peti
tions were presented by Ssnator Blair,
from citizens ol Minnesota, praying
that colonies of families may bo allo w
ed to lay oat Tillages on public lands
in order to establish cooperative indus
trial societies. . i
Mr. Anthonv's resolntloo of some
dire am rcirardimr reUllalory Ibffiala
tinnhr tho TTnifrd States, to meet tbo
xrlnsion of American meats from
rnrniTn rountriM. w&S urouzofc UP-
A lonr debate followed, and tho
morning boar hsfioz cx pirrd, the mat
ter went orcr. .1
The Senate then went into executive
ension. nd on the doors bein reopen
nl &n nrdf r was made desiccating Sen
ator Infills, of !vh. , to preside over the
Senate on the aUenoo ol tbo president
pro tern. (Squalor Ed'nundj). who
Ikurd !! Hccnti cf the Smitbsonion
I Itk4?iin!e. of which he is a uieaibef.
; The Senate, in executive session, did
' not complete the consideration of the
left it still under debate. 1
HOKSE OF K E I R KS E X T AT IVES
I Mr f'rteii, ,of N C. oll'ered a resolu
I lion nulliorizin tho! cunitnitu on
! Public Htrallh to inquire into the truth
ut Urn :it!'!tiinn4 of the ailulleralioit of
J bunt, and if it is jhown that such prac-lu-f
A exist, to sucesl what Icsisiation
i- r-.nv.nry to correct the wrong;, and
1 iL-iii I'l.mntiirAp ontlmrlt fn rtn
nloY cheimcru ami luediral exiwti
RIerrHl to coi
Relerrcd tocoiumitteM)ii Public Health
. Mr M'.llii. of lexa. irum : tho com-1 Otncr larje capital unzes were
. uiiut-e on Ways and Miant. rrortrd j scattered broadcast by the nnquestlon
: as a jMitatiiule fur tho resolution ofTureil j at,iv fair disiribnlion anions the holders
i by MeM4 ilwiu and Bolmont.'ol New i of tickeU Noa. 13 310. 3R.W3. 57.955 and
. York, a rcsoluiion rcxjtiH'.ims tit Pro- j (r.3fd. each drawing $5 00(1 livinr
f "id;nt o furnish to the Iou?e any in i vridely apart luthff eiiies of 'New York.
ports iuiurlous to public health from
those countries, which on tbo bame
grounds prohibit tbe Importation of
American goods.
Mr. Cox. of N. Y.. reported back a
resolution calling on the Secretary of
the Navy for information as to whether
any offlcerof the nauy has received or
accepted anygitt or present from any
prince or foreign State without tbe
consent of Congress. Also, as to whether
any U. S. officers or sailors rendered
auy service to the British navy in the
rcceut bombardment of Alexandria.
Adopted.
Mr Mll.8. of Tex. offered a resolution
directing the Judiciary committee to
re aort whether tbe President, by and
with tho consent of the Senate, can
regulate treaties with foreigu govern
ments by which duties levied by Con
gress can be changed or abrogated.
Adopted ( This is directed against tbe
pending Mexican treaty.)
Mr Shelley, of Ala offered a resolu
tion directing the committee on Rivers
and Harbors to inquire into the necessi
ty of making immediate appropriations
for continuing work on important river
and harbor improvements, where work
has been or is about suspended for want
of approprfations. Referred.
Mr Willis, of Ky. chairman of the
Committee on Rivers and Harbors, re
ported a bill making an appropriation
tor continuing the improvement of the
Mississipi river, and it was referred to
committee ol the Whole. . :
STATE NEWS.
Durham Recorder: Capt J Parrisb
has purchased MrJ W Blackwell's half
interest In tbe warehouse ana leax dusi
ness of Parrisb & Blackwell lor $90,000.
Roxboro Actri: Weregeet to hear
that Capt, Alexander Williams, who
has for sometime been afflicted with
cancer, is gradually giving away under
the ravarcs of that dreadful disease.
"Uncle Sandy n is one of the oldest
citizens of our county.
Durham Reporter:- The sales at
Parrish'a Warehouse yesterday were
large, amounting in dollars ana cents
to $7,074.40; this too, in the face ot the
extreme bad weather we have been
having for tho past ten days. Prices
were high and farmers went home
happy. '
Newton Jidtririe: 'Mr. K. P. Rein
! hardt killed some nne ho-s Monday,
i on hi Aspen Giorc' stock farm. One
21 mouths old, half Jersey Red. weigh
? ed 513 pounds, two largo Bono Essex,
j 13 niontbs. together weighed 542
I pounds, and two ten months. o'.d,fan:e
' toci., tr;i-:hcr we'-ho-l 435 poundi.'
Gilmer, or Guilford county, yesterday
settled the taxes doe tie State, paying
In 1366.83. JinJCBlrwiw.
lTvf U'Umnn. naid in 10.747.33. M
it. Lassiter. sheriff of "Blontmery
oonntT. aid in S2.1S3.73. K. W. Tay
lor, sheriff Brunswick county, paid m
ilaine was here yesterday, and inspect
edtna ecological museum, uo is a
mtvornnd naber. and desired to
in nnantities to use in Its
manufacture. : Garnet is bard and is a
rood substitute for- cmory. He was
directed to go to Bnrke county.- where
rarnct is found in creat qnanUtics and
otaetimes in largo masses. .
Durham Recorder', plrs. Glenn , hr-
Ins a few miles from town, was per
f.fillv hnrned a few days ago.
She was sittiuz near the fire, her dress
eaurht. and in a few moments was
enreioped in flames, and would bare
tm burned to death, but for tho pres
ence of mind cf her son in law, Mr.
RoohelU who had his hand very - badly
hnmod in extiDiraishinz the fire. Dr.
Hicks, who was called in. soon a:icr
tho accideat, says she will not live.
Mrs. Glenn is quito an old lady, and
in addition to this sad amiotioo she la
blind. !
A Bright Olenm of Winter Son
alilne.
In imw OrlMiu. on Tnrsdav. IC-
rjiiber 18th. 1833. Gen'is G.T. Beaure
gard, of La., a od Jubal A. Karl v,' of
Va.. in the preaenco of a lariie thronj.
nrooccded to execute their duty as the
and management cube 163d Monthly.
the Extraordinary Semi-Annual Draw
ing ot The Louisiana State Lottery
with the folIowiDc: Ticket So. 7,507
WA3 oid in fractions .and a ivortion of
the $ 150,000 went to a lucky man in
San Franciico; ticket No. 21.405. of
$50,000 was also sold in fractious, one
halt ot which costing $5. drawing $25.
CO0. to John Kevcs Faijre. care L.
I). .Alexandre & Co.. 7 Vassau St.
New York city; No. 10,155 drew the
third capital prize of $20,000. wa8
sold by uiaikin New York; Kos.-44,971
and C3.400 drew eaeh $10,000; the
fourth capital prizes, was sold in
Savannah, fia,. and New Orleans.
Mansfield. ().. St. lmfs, Liuiviile,
San Francisco. Cal.. Coluuibu. Oa ,
Milan. Texa?. and Orleans. La.
Names ol lucky ones are omitted by re
quest. Th next dr win z lake place
Feb. 13. about which M. A.
Dauphin. New Orleans.' La... will be
happy to ai ve every Information.
Golden Medical .Discovery"
for all scroluloufi and virulent Blood
poisons, is specific. By druggists.
Tbe celebrated 'Fish Brand Gills,
Twine is sold only at Jxcom's Hard
war Tlttpot
Ox Tail Soup. -
R
EADY 10 It USK ON TABLE, CONVE
NIENT TO 1IQU3 WC KEPERS AND ECON
OMICAL.
WT5 HAW ALW
CANNED OKRA
at
- I !
Canned Tomatoes & Okra.
MtVc cfegairt Soup, llccetpi fer maklss
8oup thrown tn.
e
BUGAK OUEED HAMS
AND
SUttAK-CtrBKD STaiPs A SBOULDEB3
t - " '
tatt carty before the rusb.
P. L. BRIDGEBS & 00.
1 lO North Front St.
Jtnll
5 and 10 cents Cigars,
Havana rnxx&s.
, Beet la tbe city, are on a&Ie.
Dro aad Medlclaal preparaUona of tbe
oncst sraoe at
, JNO. T. 8CnONWALUd,
Jan 11 rrnurand PrenrtptVm Store
It Don't Clatter
JT THE OLD TEAS 18 GONS AND THE
JL
New Tear has come, HUMPHREY. JKK
KINS A CiO mm ti mm4,1ti . w.
ter l!oue. No. 113 ttmth front Street, a freeta
apply eTerrdar of New River Orstera, Oya-
always on band, Ac jaaS
300
r ALLOSS FINE FAT OYSTERS In hand
v-s
to day for our Christmas trade, and arranfre
menu made tor a full supply for the balance
of the week. W. K. DAVIS A SON.
ear Proprietors of the only regular eetab
Bahed fishery tn this section. deeS
Fandy Goods.
pCLL, LI2TE AT
QUXA A MURCHXSOSfS,
dec 31 Marchlson Block.
1
Dyed.
99
T XOMACU'S, IHe SECOND STREET.be-
tweea Market and Frlaceas, ladles and ties
Ucmea's foods of erery description, any color.
Also, eieaalar, aoourta r and bleaehlss:. Send
me a pair e Hir M KM Uvr
W. & E. S. LATIMER,
Attorneys-at-LavTi
OSice a. H. CorrIrl.nce4S sp 1 VTster ti.
31 7-1 "
. s ii?m tv sn mj mrm m 1 u
iirilQjjiiJi;'!
v P
For the Cure of Coughs, Colds,;
Hoarseness Bronchitis,Croup, Influ4
cn in, Asthma, Whooping Cough, In
cipient Consumption and for the re
lief of consumptive persons in advan
ced stages of the Disease. For Sale i
EOT 15-ly telp dJLvr
UOaiJtLBliCiAJL MiWa. ,
WTLKHNGTON MARKKT. v
' January .101 P. 51.
SPiRrrs -TURPENTIJJEraotod
firm at noi'cents per galkm bid. ratec
we hear of pales of 230 casks at 31 ceats.
ROSINQuoied firm at $1.15 tor
Strained and $1.20 for Good Strained.
Sales of 500 bbls . Good. Strained at
$1.20. ;-. . :
TAR Quoted Drm . at $l 40 pcrbbl
of 2S0 pounds. " -
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Quoted
steady at $2 for Virgin and Yellow Dip
and $1.15 for Hard.
COTTON-Qnoted dull at 10 3 16
cents per pound for Middling. No sales
reported. Tlie following arc the official
quotations: i
Ordinary 7 15-lfi cents
Good Ordinary. 9 3-16 "
Low Middling 9 13-IG
Mlddhug. io
Good Middling 10
3-1C
7-lfi
it
DA1LT RECXIFTS.
OoUoii........
3fi3 bales
03 cask?
980 bbls
83 bbls
10 bbis
Spirits Turpentine. . .
Rosin .........,.
Tar.J
Crude Turnentine. . .
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED. -
Steamship Regulator, Doane, New
York, il. G. Sraallbones.
Steamship Vidctle, Fuller," Baltimore,
A D Cazaux. i
Steamer D. Murchison, Smith, Fay
tteville, G Wi AVilliams & Co.
i U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, Bis
bey, Smithviile, Master.
Steamer John Dawson, Colvin, Point
Caswell, R P Paddison !
Steam yacht Louise, Weeks, Smith
vine. Master , r,
i CLEARED.
Steam yacht Louise, Weeks, Smith
ville, Master
Steamer D Murchison, Smith, Fat
etteville, G. W. Williams & Co. ,
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha,1 Bi
bev, Smithviile, Maater. !
Br schr Pioneer. Kelley. Harbor 1
Iand. Bahamas, Cronly & Morris.
Export.
. rORKIGN.
Harbor Island Br scbr Pioreer
19.344 feet lumber. 0 bbls flour. 15,000
shingles. - j
MONTHLY STATEMENT.
STOCKS OX HAJTD JAN. 13. 1884.
Cotton ashore, 6.808; afloat, 1.0S4;
total, 7.802.
Spirits ashore. 3.015 : afloat, 1342 ; total
5.457.
Rosin ashore, 75.051, ailoat, 8,691;
- total, j i
Tar ashore, 6,305; ashore. 551 ; total,
6.85S.
Crude ashore, 1,733.
RZOIIPTS rXOtt JAX. 1 TO JAN. )2.
Cotton, 2 135; spirits, 1,537; rosin, 13
687; tar, -1.010; crude. 1,396.
RXPOKTS FROM JAX-' 1 TO JAX. 12.
DOMESTIC. f
Cotton. 954; spirits. 306; rosin, j 18; tar,
821; crude. 1.727. i
- 70REIGN. !
Cotton, 8,39 ; spirits, 801 ; rosin, 17,
260; tar. 12; crude. 12.
Vessels tor this Port from For
- elsrn Ports.
BABES.
Xor Agder, 436 tons, Flagstadt , sailed from
Hamburg;, Oct. 11. j .
Nor Ais, 461 tons, Aslaksen, sailed from
8tettln. Not 18 i -
Nor Albatros, 9C3 tons, Olsn. at Marseilles
Xor Apollo, 438 tons, Melsom, sailed lrom
Imdon, Xor 2 i
Xor Arizona, 612 tons, Johnson, at Llror.
pool, Xor 29
Ross Atlanta, 311 tons. Xyberf, sailed from
Marjport. Nov 1
Dan Eleoe. 488 tons. Dahl. sailed from Baltle
Gt Erna, 683 tons, Bormelster, sallee from
Hull. DeoS
Skntssar, Ana; 3 via Falma, at Plymouth Sept
Kronlgen Angnsta, 460 tons, Wilde,' cleared
from Stettin, Dec 24
Oer Louise WIchards; 350 ions, Ehmcke,
sailed from TenneruTe, Xor 17
tier Lucy A Paul, 177 tons, , sailed from
Amsterdam, Dec C
Ger Marie, 6sl tons, Fermlen, sailed from
Hamburg, Dec 14
tier Orion, 323 tons, Clausen, sailed from
Hamburg. Xor 4
Nor Prudentla, , , sailed from Mar
seilles. Dee 13
Xor Rauma, 224 tons, Lnndegaard, sailed
fro Hamburg. Xot 8
Xor Saga, 415 tons, iMatn, sailed from Ply
month, Nor 13
Xor Telcmach, 623 tons, Andersea. sailed
from Valencia. Xor 10 i
Ger Texas. 691 tons, Loot, sailed from Ham
burg. Not 16 - (
Br Vlck A Mebane. 596 tons, Henske, sailed
from HaxnburXiPct 27 i -
Swd Vulcan, 371 tons, Linander. sailed from
London. Dec 4 : i
Xor Zippora, ,: , sailed from Seville,
XOT
' BRIGS. -'
Dan Louise. 379 tons. Hanaro.
Antwerp. Deo 17.
tier Piooler.! t57 tone. AtraMAn. wiIV.1 from I
HambvrcOet
IF II IkL10UXililiAlliUUD -
j if II
OldNoTTspapers
pittJSALE VERY CHEAP. '
'' r" amifiw ' ' - r
toltntf Till
j yooy
IN THE FOLLOWING GOODS . !
'Ladies 6-4 Cloths rcdoced to $1 and $1.25 former price $1.75 and $2.
Jersey Cloths in best shades reduced to $1 former price $1.50 per y1Pj
Fine Silk Velvets in all shades at
VENETIAN CRAPES,
In all Wool and Silk and Wool at
and $2. . :
Some few Holiday Goods left
deo39
CREATSA L E
OF
CORSET COVERS,
TJTTSrilDER-WBLaR 1
AND
9
AT
TAYLOR'S
BAZAAR
118 Market St. '
jau ll
WILMINGTON, X. C.
Mott's Sausage Factory.
JOTrs &TEAM! SAU3AGK yACTORY
la now completed and Is ready to till orders
for Fiosh Po?k Saasege, Sruofecd Saaeage, I4r-
er j Vuddlag, Hog's Head Cheese. J Alsoi Bokc
na Sau sagre will be made the year round.
Orders by Express C. O. 1. will be prompt
ly sltendcd to.
This is tbe largest and most complete 6aus
age Factory South.
Jau l tf
Respectf nllr,
W. J.MOTX.
Furniture.
200 cnAMBKB A5iDt
from $28 to tl50. New styles
PARLOR 8aits
and flrst-elass
goods at . !
GREAT BARGAINS I
FIXE BOOS CA8E3, SIDBBOABDS,
j SECRETARIES, WARDROBES,
! LIBRARY TABLES, Ac.
Cottage Bedsteads, Mattresses, Chairs, Ta
bles, &c., Ac, at big bargains. CaU and sec
me before youIbaT. ; D. A. SMITH,
nn If Fnrnltnr. TVutUr.
SELLING OUT I
HATS & FEATHERS
AT SEDUCED PRICES.
MRS. KATE C. WIXES,
"Va. IIS H Second street, next Post Office
Photograph
LL MADE BY INSTAXTAXEOUS'
process. Hare just receircd a fine lot of .
I Fancy and Plain Frames,
' j which are selling cheap.
Can and let Mlt,'CKOXENBEEG make you
a Christmas picture. . '
aar-VanOrsdeirsold sund.
dec 13-tf HORTOX FREEMAN.
New Buckwheat I
, New Buckwheat
JEVV BUCKWHEAT AXD WHITE Syra
to snlt, recelTedbyXew York Steamer to-day
Abo, Cakes and 'Crackers of every tarlefy,
fresh and crisp, and a general 'stock of Fresh
Groceries usuaUyfound in a first-ctas Gro
eery at Crapon's . Family Grocery. i
GEO. M.CCRAPOX. Agent.
- oct - i.rr .-, Aoath Front St f .
Commercial IHIofol j
Wilmington, N. C.
IL SCHLOSS, Prop.
THIRST-CLASS IX EVERY RESPECT. '
, er Vt-c," rir asi BILLIARD 54'
EEbsiery
IU. ANEOUSJ
$t per yard. j k
a new Mourning Goods,
$1.25 and $1.50. (roods nniri wUL .
. , ...j
which wera closing out at a Bargain
JULIUS SAMSON.
1 11; JIAKKET STIU2ET.
BaltimoroOT
Stoamslilp 'tfne.
. 8TKAMEKS; j j . '
KaleighandVidotte,
Oi and atterlSatarOaV, Jsttaary i a Sinav
er of ihla Una wtu'saU frois
. Kycry SATtTEDAV, at S p. If.
FronV
:.- ' ' - - ... ...
SATURDAY, unless sooner loaded.
T hrough BUls of Lading and lowest uueotk
rates fcuarantreil to ant from point a TtK
Rill Vnn.la .nil ria.v. t . ;
aim m car aw c r.
ALSO.
To and from Boston, Providence,
pma ana an western cities.!
For Freight Engagements, apply u
- A. I. CAZATX, Agtvt
WUmlngton, S. C.
ANDKEWS,& CO., Affts,,
--" . f. Corner Light and German Sis ,
deoSS ItalUmor.
Now York & ilFIlminRton
Steamship Lfno.
.: . , -STEAMERS j ,
WILL SAIL FROM XBW YORK KVKKI
t SATURDAY, at 3 ocJock, r.'lL "
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REGULATOR........ ......Saturday, Jsa 11
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