i - - MfVMJM
Zl ' I
MISCELLANEOUS.
(ucazss wrrh pu,
RL ItRIT.'
buSTERLIfSG.
9UAl..iff A-,:3 ;
LACKWELLS
lm Cut
4 -A...
I IS"
T O
FINE SMOKING
TOBACCO) .
Puri
ii
i
IU I TV,
17
0
LCT(ZflSTIcS
"f Wis ,
fob
cco
ir tn i "K r a Kyi r "K
WUKLP h ItD
Look for trade-mark of the BULL.
Morie genuine without it. .
WatcK the papers for our large
advertisement; different portraits of ,
.adingnen each time,
une eel j nrm 3m
IT LEADS ALL.
i
No Other blood-puru'vin. ;no s imuie,
or hs utlt b"'ii . prep'. o'l. wu;oti s com
pletely mwW tU waiL ot pLysiciatis ai.tl
Lh jfeaoi Ai public
Ay.er's Sarsaparilla.
Tt laali tUe list as truly ".i ntillc irt;tar
. lor alt blvx.l Uiao4. It there is a inrk
CnnnC1 1 iiuutaofScrofUui about you.
OlfrtUrUUt -AVUl'! S l:Ar HOLLA. Will
Uilotjw ituiU expel it inu your system.
W Cv'UUtutiouad or scrofulous Catarrh,
PTJnoil AVKit's SAlis.vp.vttiLU.v is the
UA? 3ltiiil trud remedy. It has curod
nuutrlcai cajs. It will stop the nauseous
catarrhal discu rgs, aiul remove tha sicken
ing i.r of the breath, which are indications
vt scrofulous origin.
Ml PPRHtU "Hto,Tex,Sept.28,13SI.
ULuCfl J Jo ,t the ?ge of two yr? one f
, VLflfJC ? cbildreu wa. terribly afflicted
wUft.0 ii,i ulti&vQU running sores on its
14 au.l neck. At t'u vane time its eyea
'N t'V'illeu, niuuti u;tl nu.nl. and vary sore.
CnOr C"C3 ' Phgiwlsiisiolil uathata pow
CuuC L uv rtui alterative uiedwlne must. '
Iw eu;uki. Ttu uuiUvl m reaiujmeiiJiiig
jV :W 4 .S k lH a l u I v . A few doses pro
uuood a &reei4ibte Improvement, which, by
n thVMie to your tlirvotious, was coutin
jk1 to a eo iiplete mikI oriu uieiit cure. No
eiluoe Uj iiio oare 1 of the e listened
of au crifuUu4 teiidciicics; and no treat
tueut of auy iiisorVjr w;u ercr attended by
laoro jronit or eScctual results.
Youn truiy. I?. F. JOHSSON."
lURIAREO BY
. Dr.J.CiAyeri Co., Lowell, Mass.
HoU br il lcrusUt; $1. six bottles for $5.
I .
'a 1 lytolp dJtw A 2 9
PAESLEY & WIGGINS,
MNUrACTURER3 OF
SA.SII, BLINDS, DOOltS,
ANB
ORNAMENTAL WOOD WORK,
apl a tf i
To Wi n
URflAn
Boxes and Crates,
FOR SHIPMENT OF VEGETAU K3 AND
frolts. ts sbookc or readf mlc
YKLLOW PINK LUMBER
A fall stock ot Boach and Dreaaed Lamber.
Lat, A., forBaildlax purpooe. ,
- 7 Order bj the cxro. Domestic and For
i55i SUd!?4 PAESLEY WIGGiys.H
The Daily Review,
,..at firnlnJirm. of anv newsvaver
i lif.lished. in the city of Wilmington.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 18S1.
STATE Nim
Ashcviile Advance: . One of J he most
aggravated and unmiiiga'cd acts of
cruelty to animals ever brought to our
at'ention. Was cuumitted on the streets
of Ashevilleday before 'yesterday eve
ning. Some inhuman fellow deliberate
ly walked up to a mule hitched to a
wazon and cut out it eye with a pock
el knife. An unsuccessful attempt was
made to discover the guilty party.
Greensboro Workvvtn: The vener
able and well known Cyrus Menden
hall, ex-Mayor ot Greensboro; died at
his residence in Ibis place yesterday Et
fl o'clock, a. m. He had been laiiins
!or some time. and bis- death was no
surprise. Mr. Mendenhall was not
only a lawyer of ability, but will be
remembered as a faithful mayor of this
city. Perhup no figure on our streets
?is more familiar than that of the de
ceased ex-Mayor.
Newborn Journal: Mr. J. A. ?Icad
nws' new warehouse, at Union Point,
3 nearing completion. It will, when
finished, be capable of fetorinss fifty
thousand bushels of corn, and will.have
elevators attaehed to facilitate the
handling of grain. Capt. Hancock
informs us that the continued heavy
rains between Kinston and Falling
Creek have destroyed immense quanti
ties of sniall grain, liut notwithstand
ing the . rains, the corn and cotton
crops .arc looking well.
llobesonian: Telegraph poles have
been erected on the line of the Southern
extenson of the C. F. & Y. V. It. R.,
and olllees will soon be established ai
Lumber Bridge, Red-Springs and other
noints.. Wc were pleased to iearn last
Monday from representative farmers
from all sections of the county that the
prospects fr a bountiful corn crop
were the finest evtr known at this sea
son of the" year. The prospects for an
average cotton crop are uot very favor
able. Gardens and Irish potatoes are
the finest ever raised. We have three
Irish potatoes'which weigh 5G ounces.
So far all crops, save cotton, have been
excellent.
Fayetteville Sun: Owing lo the re
cent "heavy and continued rains the
Cape Fear is threatening to overflow
the low lands along its banks. VVe
fear that we are having all the rain
now that wc will heed later on. VVe
hear -the farmers say that it is doing con
siderable damage to most t the crops.
A friend hurriedly, entered our
office the ot-lier day am! told the Senior
tint the Green Ciub -had fallen into
line, and with green badges flying,
were marching dw,n the ftret. The
Senior sprang to his feet, turned over
the ink on an editorial just written, tore
a slit in his coat, mashed his Sunday
hat, and finally reached the front door,
where he had pointed out to him a
llok of stately geese, with necks paint
ed green, moving down thu street.
The Senior grew furious, the friend
grew scarce, and the geese grew small
er in the distance. ;
Go'dsboro Messenger; Wo have in
telligence from various points aionsr the
different Jines of rail way leading to this
city, that a large number of visitors
will be here iu attendance upon the
approaching State Fruit Fair. The
slate roof of' the steeple of St.
Paul's M. E. church was completed on
Saturday last. It is a splendid piece of
work, and lends an additional imposing
feature to the handsome edifice.
Cant R. I. I lowel l's o.ita r.ror avurn fes
J 4 T
one hundred bushels to the acre. And
in the face of such evidence the oats
crop this year ta ii.significmt. and
more corn and hay has been imponed
here this seas-.-n than at anv time s'iiich
1806. At the monthly meeting of
the Wayne county colored teac lit-rs so
ciety, in tne Court House in this city
last Saturday. Mr. E. A. Wright was
presented a beautiful gold headed cane
by the society, as a recognition of his
untiring labors as county superinten
dent of schools, and as a souvenir of
their esteem.
Chirlotte Observer: A colored man
name 1 Stephen Pnllom was sent lo jail
in this city yesterday morning on a
charge that stands without a parallel ir.
i he criminal records of Charlotte. Tie
stands charged witti having; made an
attempt to murder his wife by pouring
a spoonful of melted lead into her car
Polluui was arraigned before, S. . I
Davis. J. P.. yesterday morning on a
warrant sworn out by his wife and
jailed. Old man Broom, the chick
en peddler, was probably fatally injured
la?t evening, about sundown, in a run
away accident near Carolina Park.
He was driving along the road, when
Ids trusted horse became frightened and
dashed off in a wild runaway. The old
man, after keeping his scat tor a time,
was dashed to the ground with terrible
violence, striking on his forehead. His
right wrist was broken, as was also
his left hand. an! his head and lace
were badly lacerated. He was picke'd
up in an unconspi'lis condition and a
physician was summoned. Au exami
nation of his injuries showed
them to bo of a very serious
nature, -and the physician fears
they may terminate fatally.
A baut t wo o'clock last Sunday morning,
asJPeter C'.enpenniri, Jan old colored
man, was walking along the track of
the Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta
Railroad, three miles from the city, he
heard the voice of some one praying
aloud and calling for water. ' Pcicr in
vestigated and found the body of a man
in the ditch beside the track. The man
was lying on his back with his legs
across the iron rail. Between the rails
his two feet and part of his legs that had
been cut off by a train were found. One
lee was hanging 10 the knee by a
leader that had escaped being severed.
The other had been cut squarely off.
below the knee and foot and leg were
fonnd in the boot. As Peter stooped
down over the nian he recognized the
features a3 those ot Mr. Abner J.
Smith, who lived near by, and who
had left the city lata Saturday night,
walking towards his home oa the rail
road track. Mr. Smith reeognized the
colored man and exclaimed: Is that
you, Uncle Peter? Please hurry and
ct oic some water." The old darkey
hastened off and waked sonic of the
neighbor, who quickly arrived bssido
the unfortunate man. They pressed a
cup of water to bis, lips.; but ho could
not swallow, and as they laid his head
down, be aye a asp, and expired. .
JOHN KELLY INTERVIEW-
' : V i ED. j ;
He Says that ke.Wilt Not Lift a
Hand to Aid in the Election
of Clevelaud. 4 ?x .
Chicago, July 7. The: Times prints
the following interview! with John
Kelly: , ,1
Well. Mr. Kelly, whai is the feeling
throughout the country j as t Mr.
Cleveland, so far as yonrj trip demon
strates?" Mr. Kelly thoughtfully strok
ed his beard, and after a moment's de
liberation fad: 1 '
"At Albany a very strong feeling has
manifested itself against him. At
Utica similar sentiments prevailed. At
Syracuse the same. At Rochester the
people wero very outspokcin. 'Give us
anything but Cleveland, was the cry".
At Lyons I asked all the Cleveland
men in an immense crowd, numbering
1.500. around the train, 1 to hold up
their hands. Only four showed them
selves t bo Cleveland men, and I said
You don't seem to want Cleveland
here?' And the answer came. 'No, no!
Anybody else.' At Batavia a similar
occurrence took place, the count only
showing three Cleveland: men, the
crowd being, it such a thing were possi
ble, more decidedly against him than at
Lyons " j
"How will this affect the Cmven
tion?". i
T would regard Cleveland's nomina -tion
very much in the light of party
suicide and I hope it will not be done.
It would kill us. Working people can
not be made to support him. llis ve.
toes of bills which have been ir. their
interest killed him politically, and be
is regarded by them as an enemy
anything out a friend." h
"Outside of your own State whom
do you favor?" j
We like Bayard and Butler."
"Do you think these men, or either
of 'them, could be elected?"
4,Yes, without doubt. There would
be no trouble about that. I Either of
them would get the united support of
the State without trouble.''
"Will you support Gov. Cleveland if
he is nominated?" !
"I will not lift a hand for 'him."
"Will you oppose him?" j
''You can print this as coming from
me: I would not oppose any Demo
cratic caudida'e, but I will not lift a
hand to aid in the election ot (5 rover
Cleveland if he 'is nominated. I could
not afford to If he thinks: he cau be
elected without me let him go ahead,
but I will never help him.! If i were
to do so I would break up thu Tam
many organization, and thai I cannot
and will hot do. Tammany's strength
is based on labor vote3, and they will
not support Cleveland. I could not
swing them lor Cleveland if I would ;
and if I were to try. I would disrupt
the society. I will not do it." ;
In an interview with a Times report
er immediately aftf-r the adjournment
of the caucus of the New York delega
tion thi3 afternoon, John Kelley said:
' If this delegation does not I reconsider
its action, and till insists !upon pre
senting Cleveland's name, iTammany
will appeal to tne Convention. We
shall state our case there clearly and
plainly, and attempt to have the unit
rule broken. If the Convention refus
es to do it the responsibility I rests with
it. We will have to do our duty."
"Whom else can New York pre
sent ?" asked the reporter.
' Slocum," replied Mr. Kelly.
"Would he make a strong candi
date?" i
'T don't know. I am not clear on
that point. He is porular in the State
and has made strong runs, but whether
he would for Pre? dent I cannot s iy.
The fact is, we want a candidate who
has Jbeen enough identifiel! with the
national Government and w ho has had
experience enough to be called a states
man. Cleveland made a good Mayor
and a good Sheriff, but as a I Governor
he has been a failure. Slocum has
.. .1 .. .1 i 1 ,
iu;iuc a swi vonirressman, i oui now
he would do as President
$ proble
matical. We want a man ot experience
and broad views." '
''Are there any here who vould .fill
these requirements?" I
"Yes. two. Bayard and McDonald."
TJ10 Coolest of the Cool Thiols
on Karth. j
When the Summer heat is raging, the
coolest thing to imagimi is the feelings
of one who draws the First Capital
Prize of $75,000, in The Louisiana
State Lottery Company, on an invest
ment of only $5 00. ibe next event,
the 170th, occurs on Tuesday,! July 15th
when $265,500 will be scattered broad
cast M. A. Dauphin. New! Orleana.
La., will eive all information desired.
4-
Itchiug Piles Symptoms and Care.
The symptoms are moisture, like pcrspira
tlon. Intense itching, increased by scratching;
very d stressing, particularly at rJjrht; seems
as tf pin worm were crawling In and about
the rectum; the prlrate parts are! sometimes
affected. If, allowed to continue very serious
S!lU? may follow- "SWAY HJfcd OINT-
r .1ia'oI,,,c?s5nt' BUre curc Also, for
Tetter, Itch, Salt Khcum; Scald Head. Erysii-
wLa,9 rbcr a ltcn. Blotches, all scaly, crusty
25
. .av'-0- "j iua.il, ou ct : 3 lor n.-
Aaarep, UU.MVAYMS & SON, hila..
ia. Sold by Druggists,
may 2 ly deod&w
f ni W
Now is the time to give Smith's Worm
iiL llvd-w
Something New. .
FIKST-CLASS ICJ3 CRKAMj PABLOS
at the corner of Front and Mulberrv streets
Idiea and gentlemen are respectfully Invited
,hre pr0 Wy delivered free of
Proprietors
Headquarters
JpOK FISIIIXG TACKLE,
AT
. W. E. SPRrXttlci W.q
ThP ir-t k V aDd 23 Market street
RIew Goods
A HD LOW PRICKS AT I
July 7
4 .
38 and 40 UurchLwn Slock.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ague Gnr e
contains an antidote for ail malarial dis-
orders which, so far as known, is used in no
other remedy. It contains, no Quinine, ror
any-mineral nor deleterious substance what
j ever, and consequently produces no injurious
effect upon tho constitution, but leaves tho
sj-steiu as healthy as it was before the attack.
WE WAEEANT AYEH'S AGUE CTJEE
i to cure every case of Fever and .Ague, Itter
mitient or Chill Fever, Kemittent Fever,
fpunib Jlgue, Bilious Fever, and Liver Com
plaint caused by malaria. In case of failure,
after due trial, dealers are authorized, by our
circular dated July 1st, 1SS2, to refund the
money.
Dr.J.C.AyerdtCo., Lowell, Mass.
. Sold by all Druggists.
may 28 d Aw
nrm
COJHMEKC1AL JK'.
WILMINGTON MARKET
- July 9-4 P. M
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted
dull at 28 cents per gallon. No sales
reported.
ROSIN Quoted firm at 97-1 cents for
Strained and $I.02 for Good Strained,
with rumored sales at jl for Strained
and $1.05 for GTod Strained.
TAR Quoted firm at $1.35 per bbl
of 280 lbs.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Quoted
steady at $1.85 for Virgin and Yellow
Dip and $1 for Hard.
COTTON Quoted dull and nominal.
Small sales on a basis of 1 1 1 cents per
pound for Middling. The following are
the official quotations:
Ordinary 8J cents
Lwd Ordinary. -. i 10 1
Low Middling 10J
Middling 11
Good Middling... 11
DAILY RECEIPTS.
Spirits Turpentine 390 casks
Rosin-. 1122 bbls
Tar 82 b&s
Crude Turrentine 302 bbis
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Regulator, Doane, New
York, II G Smalibones.
Steamer Passport, Harper, Smith
ville, Master. .
Steam yacht Louise, Woods ide.
Smithville. Alaster
Steamer D Murchison, Smith, Fav
etteville, G. V. Williams & Co.
Ger barque Emilie, Schullz, Sto tin,
Ge.r, with kainit, to E Peschau & Wes
termann CLEARED
Steamer Passport, Harper. Smith
ville. Master
Steam yacht Louise, .Wood side..
Smithville, Master
Steamer D. Murchison. Smith, Fav
etteville, G W Williams & Co.
MONTHLY STATEMENT.
STOCKS ON HAND JULY 1, 18S4.
Cotton ashore, 832; afloat, 40: total.
872.
Spirits ashore, 1,510; afloat, 2 254; to
tal. 3.794.'
Rosin ashore, 68,371 ; afloat, 9,195; to
tal, 77,800.
Tar ashore, 1,612; afloat, 110; total,
1 752. -
Crude ashore, 1,607.
RECEIPTS FROM JUNE 1 TO JULY 1.
Cotton, 50; spirits, 8.793; rosin. 23 795;
tar, 1.720; crude, 4.4JI
EXPORTS FROM JUNE 1 TO JULY I.
DOMESTIC.
Cotton. 335; spirits, 1 631, rosin, 5,601;
tar, 1,957; crude, 4.767.
FOREIGN.
Spirits. 5 074; rosin, 24,328; crude, 150.
1 s 1 ' " 1 -
LIST OF VESSELS CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Nor Agder, 455 tons. Flagstadt, from Hull,
May 17.
Nor DeodatA, 372 tons, Aiderten, siiled
from Hamburg. June 1.
GerEmUie, 419 ton3, Shultz, from SwiDC
munde, May 6
Nor rrcy, SSI tons, Halversen, at Liverpool,
Nor Gibraltar-, 496 ton3, n'ennesen, tailed'
injiu-xwutiexuaiu, j une 4
T;i.' ttle u 4-3 tons, Cochran, eailcl from
IIull, June 23
Ger Lucy a Paul, 323 tons, An res, sailed
from Stettin, June 23 .
m,NoPrlon Sii ton3 Clausen, from Stet.in,
May 12.
Ger Texas, 591 tons, I oof, at Hamburg, May
Ger Vereln, 4J3 tons, Jahncte, sailei from
Hamburg, June 24
Change of Schedule.
Fo?M,HIS DATfi THE STEAMJCR PAS
PORT -will run the fol 'owing scheUuli :
Leave fcmit&vllle Monlay morninsr at 5 3)
l-eave Wilmington Monday, Tuesday. Wed
nesday 8ivl Thursday at 9 A. M.; Friday 9 A
vc1 ' w,M; Saturday, leave Smithville at
i A. M. ; Wilmingfon, 4 P. M.
July 7 lw J. w. IIAltPESC
Roofing and Tin Work,
"gY EXPERIENCED yORKMKN.
Uur stock of good of the B S ST M ATElil A L.
If jou want a COOK STOVE call at
PURE WHITE Snf TAtJfu7
R2onday
XJ ALL THE VVEEK YOU WILL find
Chke,Can0f,,Applcs- Peaches, Pears,
cmctens, Hggs and allother country produce
Ttese sooda must be told at once.7 EIiioS
The Live Grocer and Commission Merchant.
It,i, a 11 North Water sr.,
. Jqlr a . - Wilmington, X. C.
Dr. Mott's Powders
-fil i?J4ldn travel. Gleet.snict
nresandall Urinarr diiftaspa o.,
Physical nehmtyfen1Weake7, ndS
thoae untold merles raud .SSibtoS
or Excesses. Syphilis In all i U f orm TXi"
nently caed. 1 ellow or UrownS ??a'
and body.tore Throat ani aES? fcSofui? oil
Sorts, Eczema, Tetter and all BloVvi 'eY; 1
diseases. Urinary dlseaseaured in HSkln
MISCELLANEOUSA
I At 20c,
BLACK JERSEYS.
We have establishel such low rcrcES (for good quality) lhat we are sIlii
fhem freely. Compare them with axttuixg in the market
$1.50, 2.50, 2.75, 3.00 and 3.50. .
MOSQUITO XET Gooil
CORSETS 1 Almost any
LINEN ULSTERS
WHITE LAWN ROBES
Turkish llath Soap.
july T. 18S4
WE WILL COMMENCE OUR USUAL
OT7TT A "XT XT T T A T ' CT OTm ATln o i t
OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
Spring
From this da
y we shall
gains so that we may be able to make a
clean sweep of everything.
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER,
114 EV3ARECET ST.
July -
NEW SUMMER AND WINTER , RESORT.
SIVLITi-ST'XIjIL.E, 1ST. C.
AT &QUTH OF GAPE FEAR RIVER, OPPOSITE THE HISTORIC FORTS FISHER AR0 CASWELL AM
IN FULL VIEW OF THE CCEAC WILL OPEN ABOUT MAT 20th
UNDER ENTIEELY NEW MANAGEMENT!
Hotel has been refurnished and renovated throughout. New and handsome
building erected for pleafjiire purposes. Elegant large, airy IialUtooni
over the water. First-class Musicians from New York will furnish
Ball Room and Parlor Music. Fine Still and Surf Bathing.
Fine line of New Boats for
NO MALARIA OR SMALL INSECTS TO ANNOY. j
Din) y Mails. Telegraphic Communication. Finest Fishing on Atlantic Coast
Tourists and Pleasure Seeker.s Northward and Southward will find
v it tp their advantage to give us a call. -
CLIMATE & SCENERY UNSURPASSED I
The Atlantic oast Line and Carolina Central R. R. will sell tickets
from all stations at reduced rates to Hotel Brunswick
. 3f Special rates by month and season 3
J. D. SUBLETT, of New York, Manager.
may 1 . j. " .,
7. 1J. SL'MNKil, l-n.-M.
Chcrao Safi,
7 Brusiift., S;uiil
Ci vsuim; U'iifcJc
' CSSend for Cataibguo.
mch 13 d&w ly :'
PUE0ELL HOUSE:
JKD!iB NSW MANAGEMJNT,
WIl.MINQTOS, N. L
ii. l. PKURY, Proprietor.
i ro.jrieiur AtlanHc iioti. Urst-Cl&pa
ai' - Htmenta. Tap 50 to $J.Ctt
City Drug Store.
12 1 G M A UK K.T STUB ET.
XTO CONUNDRUM ATimrr n lira . x
L Sod W; teratSc per glass It can't1 be
good at 2, or 3 cents per glass; (too much
toam and gas). Drugs and i Clgais In great
variety. My soda Water is always goodV It
can a be excelled ervry day. f My Colore is
!M;.Ua JIMtCOOLKY,
-Jt e - Manager.
CONUNDRUM.
-yyiiv IS TH13 STSlMEU PASS POET
S&tS&i&S&l. '-not a.
o
DSUG3, PERFUMCS; SOAPS Fwrv
and Toilet Articles, ic. I FAN CI
1 rcfcriptions a specialty at
or - C MlLLEIl'S.
7 -6 Correr Fourth andNn sta
fit 1
TE WIIGTON SHIRT FACTORY
2.5cknd nifwaiV S?!? J3 Colored Shirts
ti Orts fS1ifnb080mmaiet order at
Promttendt! S.
MISCELLANEOUS.
25c, 30c, 35c.
article of Isco Not 108 inches. . J.
style you wish. CORSETS
All grades and sizes. v
Arc being closed out cheap.
fx. ra. rjjcirjTiRE,
and Summer Clothing,
give most astonishing bar
Pleasure Sailing and Fishing,
F. K. JtflSCKLEE, S"
fational Wire & Iron k
eii-oii, . . JiAXVFACTOKERS or
V ire riofh. Wire Conrcr Railings,
Wire Cotrcr 1
WIro SKnu, Ci
&. f'o.l Si-rr-eas. 'Wt-ntln
Iu Fouccs, Iron Shultera, Counter bupporwH"-
S. rt-ns. T-ntlto- V anew, istaois ""TL'-l,:
Ci-llcatlon tai Taper.
1884.
Harperfs Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED ,
- trfffhth vol'
i
I
j
. narver's Magazine Deguir--i tt u t
umc with the uccemoej- ,.-yla xmcrt
most noDuUr illustrated pertot t
and. England; always iuUJ v r enrres
times in Its treatment of vf JvJ
social and Industrial InJtfstic.
vancing its standard of UivM' ?rtc&
mechanical excellence. A 0, bt viSBt
for 1SS4 are : a new serial novel w
Black, illustrated by Abrjey, a new .
E. P. Eoe, illustrated -papersy!
Boughton, Frank l.SSdWW
and others; important WtoriCUna ogj
lcalDauers: short stories by " v
Charles Keade, Ac.
Harner's Periodicals
IfAnraa MAOXZIlOE
IIAEFKK'S WEEKI.T...... , 6
UABFEB'8 BAZAK...
1
uaju r i. 0 m i , i r
TT . ..nm.ln Vnnwn TpnTT.K. .
HAKPEB'8 FBAXKUW8QCAIU! U?J V
One Year (52 Numbcr----'" fS
Pottage Free to au tubscrVxr
States or Canada, - r , '
Thevolomea of the MWjgJJ
Numbers for June and peceb?T,,i je
When no timo is speciflea. u&r
stood that the Bubscribe wfcnw
the current Number. ' -. rrJvct'f'fu
The -last Eight Volumes cfJPS iJ
zine. In neat cloth Undln.
mail, postpaia, on rewp " Zn -onu
.1 T
malL postpaid. xhAt.
Indixl Harper' H$&i
AnalyticaL and ClassifleI, 'JrA f.
inclusive, from .1 une, 1550, to jud ,
vol., 8vo, Cloth. $4 00, y,' tc&Z,
uemitiances snoxuu vo u - rhi& Ld
Money Order or Draft, to vu,rjixr
KeispaperM are not to e.fST
teithoul the express order of ki .
muu Me zxprc www -
S3