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The Dafly: Review.
JOSH. "T. "JAMES, Ed. and Prop
WILMINGTON, N. C.
877.
THE NEW REVENUE COLLEC
TOR. OF THE SECOND DIS
TRICT. ' '.J'' . ) ':'":, 'M'-!
The appointment of Ilyman,the colored
cx-Conirrcssman. as Collector for the Sec-
O 7 j
one! Internal Ketcnnc District, nee
8ATURDAY,
JUNE 23,
VIEWS AND REVIEWS.
suspicion upon cVcrv such word they may
hereafter utter.
Naturally, if Mr. liaycs docs really de
sire to build up a new party in the South
bis first morkwiU be to confer a few fat
offices upon Southern editors as an enter-
I . M- i V 1 1 1. L.nn.ea l.rnflinr' HP
Tower, removed, seems to W caused U- ,
m.ire a howl Wsoroc of the Conscrva- bwiu puu - - x .
Miscellaneous.
Toncorial.
SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.
i : newspapers in this State. Now why
BhouMVt Hvruan have the position.?
What rteht has lWcrs to it any more
The Maryland PeninsuU h is bluo p ed than livman ? They both belong to the
- - i
about 4, 100.000 .quarts strawberries. .The same political party and Mr. Hayes, so Jar,
'Vason is nearly closed, and the rop has his irialc n ' appointment in .the South
fallen.!! about 2,000 ;000.'iuarts from the Vj itsiilc tf the Republican party, if we ex-
..i;m.ir . . rrui i in owe apnoinxmenc oi tne iuui
Tim firit shipment of t iron to Kit- wahcd-ovcr Democrat . from Tennessee,
rope hat been made, according to a I J.ilti- n .1VI wi ,fUO 1116 V uu vu
morflnr; Fire tons have been soi.it ditto ditto of the Memphis Avalanche; and
i ,
from Pittsburg to Antwerp. Is
bernhning of a; new revolution?
Jlf the laws Of Florida no mail w ho has
lost an arm or a leg, no matter liow or
I . i . t v.: - -1
this the llii'Voaii appcaranccs,wasuoneior pouucai
rcafons. 1 1 vinan was shoved one side to
make room for his , Accidehcy, ex-Gbv.
Iirogden, and why should'nt Towers be
'T ' uT' j-V'b made to give way for ex-Congressman
wlwn, or from what cause, can he taxed - f ; '
llyir.an? The white Republicans in this
State have always" held the best and fattest
offices while the poor negro, the bone and
sinew of the Republican racks,' got only
the leavings.
Upon the whole, vc rather incline to
the opinion that His Fraudulency has
shown a proper appreciation of the colored
mm'n services bvw ousting Powers and
- - :
putting' in Ilyman.
PROSPECTS. OP THE NEW U. S.
FOUR PER CENT LOAN.
.' Notwithstanding the dullness of nearly
all business interests, says the Charleston
Xeics and Courier, there seems little pros
pect that the new United .'States 4 per
centum which has just j been offered to the
Teuncssee liver, will be) lourttcn and a people will be taken up with the avidity
half miles long. Something less than a I which was anticipated in many' quarters
millioJl of dollars, in addition, to the L If there were vast amounts of private
' f . . 1 1 - Ml 1 J : l ... i ' " I t . 1 . . ..
amount alrcaay expenucu, win oc ncues- y capital ready to suizo a govcrumem, loan
sarv to comoUtc r;tlw : work. The locks at 1. 'per cent, interest, wo should have
will be large enough to accommodate a I S2cn more of it seeking -J-pa- cent, inter
for any busiucss he mayentrr iuth, always
excepting tho linuor business
Tho laying down of undergrond tele-.
graph advances rapidly in Germany. The
line from Maycnco to Marbury is com
plctc that from Cassci to j,cij
progress. Two . lines, each w
wires, will run run from IJerlin
burg. ' . ..
, Tho trade of the United States with
Russia during the calendar year
was so small as to be positively
The exports to Russia 'were only $'J,G8G,-
000, and 8,2CC,000 ofthat was raw cot
ton, and. $056,000 moro was petroleum
The imports were only' $C'2G,000.
'Yti canal around Mussel Shoals, in th
sic is in
tli seven
to Ilam-
of 1870
absurd.'
firit class Mississippi ivcr steamer.
Tho.Gctnian. Socialist party lately held
a couTontion in Gotha, the former home
of Goctbc, Tho; Socialists jiave already
fifteen ' TeprcscntaliTCS in the German
i'arllMlnti ytk) though few in number,
are united in principles and policy. For-.
ty-t wo journals are, published throughout
tho country in their interest.
Five thousand four huudrcil and six
teen jiollars and fifty-three cents were sont
last year during the yellow fever by the
Knights of Tyt,hias to the aid of Savan
hah, and,tbo receipts and disbursement of
this sacfcil fund have all been duly ajccoum-
1 cd for, and the-proper vouc tiers given to
II1C pilOllC. AI1C VUlgUUa llOJll UVJ lJ mau
thirty States bclongiug to . the Federal
Union contributed this fund.
Russian ladies' have' annealed to Ger
many for subscriptions toward fumishin
eupplics for tho sick and wounded of the
Russian army, and much money nas ucen
'subscribed by the court and nobility. The
Gqrman icoplc, however, arc reluctant.
"" They recall tho fact that, during the late
war with France, collections of the kind
in Russia "were made entirely for the
bcucfit of French soldiers, and that Russian
.newspapers chronicled German successes
V, with an ill-concealed dissatisfaction.
Tho Washingtoh Star throws this stone
it tho Ohio snake : "Secretary Sherman
aumiui, over uia uu Diufcuv-, i" M
from tn tho Chicago Inter' Ocean, that
o
Uugb Sherman, tho collector of internal
revenuo at Dcs Moincs,L Iowa, is. his
brother. This being the case and. both
brotheridrawing fay from the Treasury
department, the country will Wait with
uo little anxiety to see which one of the
' twain will resign or bo discharged under
t lin 1imtVisr anil nlr tlm f;unilv rule
1 ft
. acpanmcni.
Tho beautiful gold casket presented -to
General Grant by the city of Loudon "has
vu the obrcrso central panel a view of the
Capitol aV Washington, and on the left
oTro tho monogram and arms of the Lord
. Mayor. On the reverse side is a .view of
the cirifsace t GuUdball, and an ap
iTOprutVmscrtptionr At the end are two
figures, alofd gold, modeled and chased,
rcnrc8entiDZ tho city 6f London'and the
United States, and bearing their respect
ire shields,1 the latter executed in rich
enamel.1 At the comers arc double col-
umns, laurel wreathed 'with corn and
otton, and tn the cover a cornucopia.,
o ubletarAicil of thof fefiility and prosper
ity of the-Uuited States. 1
OucclthtjrnoJt remarkable things lately
.. published in the way oi portraiture is tuc
X London . ' Graphic's group of the Royal
familrTTpn.laPd--tho goqd Queen
iirrmmded bv her . childreu and her
children's "tlnldrcn, to bu surprising uum
. i . ' . i i
course, arc bcr aaugatcrs m-iaw anu sous-.""In-latr
; 'jolQug' who are some whq: have
T a slightly foreign look; but tne groups as
1 nrnsA - VXncArx thu imnrcsiion of a
ti uvj w, wm j a
thoroughlr healthy end " happy KugHish
family; and EngUAinca may well'? b
j proud of if, if only as an example of wliat
gooutf&UA;fc..ujcif 4&in,uu can pf yuuvu.
does not appear "to bo any ' immediate
i danger, that the house of Guelph will bc-
mcnt of Mr. Thompson, of'thc Acalanclic,
miV n l.v.kcd unon as a sure indication
of such a policy
Aa Un ray ALtn Illustrated Magazine
ii'l O t .l Fimnnl AT ill sJH m-
mer Holiday Number in July, a JAKiE
HEW BARBER SHOP.
TUft PATRONS andOhe public fienirally
-LTJL are reapecuallj iatormcaftnat l
opened a ? f! i
NE.:BARBEH t SllOV,
at No. 7, South Front street, where the fol-
Miscellaneous
'have
critic said of it: "Wc are not sore but tnat
Scribner has touched Irish-water mark. We
do not sec what worlds are left to it to con-
. a i niifr kiit inp nuD isners uu iiu wiwiust
The man wno accepts h-... 'hA the ultima thule of
lUAb VUVJ w . 1
nffi"p urder Mr. Haves cannot oppose his excellence they ' believe "there are other
ther rronose to
rr- lrn llf. Stl " , .
r- , conquer them."
lon as he tolas a position
bv
be-, SO worms lo conquer,
The prospectus lor tne new toiuiuc
the titles of more than fifty papers (mosUy
illustrated) , by writers of the highest menu
Under the head oi -
fcfcForeifi:n Travel."
n lntor nn tfcp .Vilf." br Qen. Mc-
"Sauntcrina About Constanuno-
iave
lan
policy, whatever that policy may be
1 rn rr tie. ho. bfclds a position bestowed
j.VU j.
him. The desire for office, as we all know.
has been the banc of the South ever since
the war, and many of I those who stood
hih in the esteem and confidence .of the
Southern people fell beneath the tempta- welj
tion. The Itransition from one partj to pleDV Charles Dudley Warner ; "Out of
another is! sometimes a comparatively My Window at Moscow," by Eugene Schuy
anoiu r 1 s . . IT . ler; c-An American in TurkistanV etc. Three
short Step and It seems to uu ii". Ferial stories arc announcea
?tn mnke it an1 car.v one. N nat
yiJll,J i.v" i
is it that Pope says?
Vice is a monster of so frightful mien
As to be hatfed needs but to be seen;
Yet seen tod oft, faariilmr with her face
"We-ttrst enaure, men pny, ua-u tinui.v..
And the! same, may with equal truth
be said of Radicalism. It is a vice, which
La nnrl rh?r;3ed . SC'VCU fair
Southern jftatcs; w hich has crushed every
thing save life and hope out of their peo
rvlo. vViii-l-i has .cmnnvcris K'J tlicir
treasuries, laid waste their fields and beg
garcd their credit, the record of- which is
known to us all. If we must touch it
then let us touch if carefully, handle it
only with a nair of longs and get no nearer
'ta'it than' u-c are now. Let Southern
newspapers beware, then, lest; like th
Xfom,-.Vi;5 irnlnnrlir. "thfi last State O
that man shall be worse than the tirst.;
Shaving 10 cents ; Hair Cutting 25 cents ;
j bbampoo io cent.
Open on Sunday morning.
dec 18 , CHAS. E. CLEAPOR. 1
i ARPLETOW'S
THE KEV
imm liYCLBPiil
NEW KEVISED EDiTIOX.
Entirely rewritten by the ablest writers on
I every subject. Irinied from new type,
ond illustrated with. Several Thousand
Engravings and Maps .
The work originally published under the
title of THE NEW AMEKICAN CYlAXJlMS
D1A was completed in l!J7o, siuce which
time the wide circulation which it has at-
rI" l-. nnSMtiiMN I tained in air parts oi the United fcstates and
1 ICnO I clS I wi I II lU ril i Uhe signal developments which have taken
i place in every urauce 01 scieiivc, wivmun.,
Bv Dr. Holland, the Editor, and art, have induced the editor and pu b-
1 lishsr to su bmit it to an exact and thorough
Kwn.i dnrv of S.;venoafc3 ' ir are me oieues i reviAwu, smu w imuc uc-.t cu.vu
. ., " I. ,i if fV. I THE AJlEUICAJi CYCLiOit.IJIA.
satislactioii to me reauura ui ,.. - W4t. . tho . Mt tj(J nrn of
age
1m-
man who has been ahvavs"tied to a woman 8 iterative want.
rinsrs." but who, by the deatn oi nis j he movement of political anairs nave
a"V f; . V.iia laiii nn the I WHhm tne last ten years uie progress v
The scene of this latest novel 13 Jaid on the disoovery m every department oiknowledg.
banks of the Hudson, lhe hero is a youne i ,3 a new WorJt of reference an im
HILTON vs SELIGMA
Anuiufi stua.j ix , 1 sequent revolutions nave oveurreu, i wi -
T raf ton. will beffin on the completion ot 1 nat 1 j national changes of peculiar moment.
Lasi o' Lowrie's" bv Mrs. Hodgson uurneii. 1 xne civil war of our country, whicn was ai
Mrs Burhett s story, begun in August, naa 1 its neignt wnen uie iasi, voiume ui iw y1"
pathos and dramatic power which have been work appeared, has happilyl ended, and a
p Ynhii. I new course of commercial, ind industrial
A 'i . . . r , jurtlvitv has been commenced;
Iherpistonea series 01 ogmai - accessions to - onr geographical
rtuisiteiv musiiaifu )tici i tnmvhi w havn ifin made ov i ue limt'iau-
Scicnct," bv Mrs. Herrick, each paper com-1 gie explorer pf Africa.
nlete. in it-sell. I The great political re voiuuous ox ui
'I hre are to DC, lroui various ut-uo, pa.ys.ia uwaue, wim uit v .
lu-a ' . r r I of Hm. lin.v broutrbt mto nublio view a
, "HoniO Life and TraVOI. every one's mouth, and of whoso lives
. ,:tr,tf. nwn nd evervne is curious to know the part culaw
i km. 1 1 1 .itiii .1 1 Li ' : : Liwiio .w . . . i aai i i iiiiw ir-
r- , - JW.., 4 u i ureal oaiues uave utxu
country hie, village imprcvemcnts, etc., by I taat sieges maintained; of wnlch the detaUs
well-known spcciansis. ... I are as yet preservea oniy in uie ue;.viiicio.
Mr. Barnard s articles on various inuus- i or m trie trasient puuucaiions 01 me uj.
Ul
. . ... r.. ;r.r.lnrlA ihn hwmrT OI I anrl which omrfiT. TlilW tO IftKe lUeif Uli.C
'l'l, Vnn, V,u-L- r,iinnr; sn.c.m to have l"es 01 mi cat am iwmu- iviv.v V I n.Ti nkontli hktnrv.
xuv'w... . .r,.r. S'Somo l'xpriments in uo-operauon, jx i iieiuwucuu ,v.vv.---j
. . .. i , r t u ooui w XiKyi imuuio r - , i - Pra.rlnflr the nresent edition for
one pretty heartily! lor Jna"e iienry Scottish L.oat r actory in uie t.v VrTr,Hniriv been the aim
1 1 .1,,,,- t,i1 iari, ,ano. uornciaie. in uc 1 ",r
in l-piml t(j hi action towards "u,1'"v', "" V ' thti, n -;t; h I euitors wormg uowu iue uuuuuai.iv
ill ic am iu uio aunm i.uciiv.o otlipr ianers arc. "The British I tvceihia ratps n.nl tn furnish an
est, at the slight premium at which the
41, ncr cents were lately ofleretl. lut so
long as from G to fJ per cent, can be had
over the count r' on mortgage and 5 per
cent, or even 1 pur cent, iii the savings
banks, a government loan a t i per cent
will only be soight by trust funds. If
banks invest 'their unused balances, they
run the risk of being obliged to dispose of
the bonds at 07 or 98 when they want the
moncv. r inanciai insutuiions aim nisu-
tutioiia with permanent funds, from whose
Hilton
Mr. Seligman, the Jew
-Judge Hilton certainly has a light to
say who "shall and who sb.all notbe ad
mitted as a guest of his hotel civil rights
or no civil rights. It is altogether a mat
tcr of taste; or choice, we presume, liut
thnn the natural nucstion that arises after
-- A
fcnrh conduct, is what arc the Jews goii
rt .iK.nt itr. Will fhfv continue to
m,J t. -V V I ' ..... j
who thu
income they are supported. Arc all under
stress, just now, to raisers' large an in
come as possible, aud will not accept 4
per cent., when by a little more activity
on the part of 'trustees good loans can be
made at 0 per cent. , Wc do n6t antici
pate, therefore, any great .rusV for 1 per
cent, bonds. The; most premising market
for! tho bonds iu this country is in the
banks themselves, as a Substitute for the
o and G per Cents kept oudeposit with the
United States treasurer to secure circula
tion. There was onlv about a hundred
millions of G cr cctits thus on ,dcposit on
the 1st of last November, and this has
been reduced considerably by voluntary
exchanges and 4 he forced sale of bonds in
the interim.
The .legitimate profits from the funding
syndicate are derived from the allowance
of one-half of one per cent, commission.
The expenses of placing arc estimated at
one-eighth, leaving a profit of 375,000
for cvrrv hundred millions placed. If
the bonds arc' disposal of above par, as
thcfour?anda half "per cents were, the
nrofit i:Gorrcsnoudif2lv increased. Under
Secretary lloiitwellsv coutract with the
first syndicate, the latter were allowed to
draw ftiterest on both classes of bonds
during the three months m U'ljich they
could exchange .them. Tl.aJ, is, the sii
per cctits. to be drawn -in drew interest up
to the end of the three months of call, and
five icr cent?, drew interest from the be
ginning of the same period, making two
nnl thrrn-miarters tier cenL interest for
the three months. This practice mads
so much scandal that it was left out of
subsequent dealings with the " syndicate.
The present contract" squires the snb-
... . . j- i
scribers to pay the Uovcrnment par ana
accrued interest. Tractically. therefore,
the syndicate pay the interest on. the new
bonds for the first three months and tin
til interest ceases on the six per cents
called in. ; Consequent! v, although 1 the
first four and a half per. cents, were issued
September 1, they do noil appear in the
debt stafenients tjll three months after
and the amlunt oi for atul v hf i'cr
cents iu thd debt statement of if ay '3 1,
Iwas onlv 805,000,000, or somewuat more
than halt tuc amount our.
come ex
inct.
the
of t he
the
ac-
Workinfrman's Ilomc,""A Nation of Shop- curate account f the most recent discoveries
i niio'r.nninTa Wipk for the Child. I in ccimictf nf Rvprv frehs nroduction in
KLll'tl ti ixc 1 1 v " i mi .... t - ii. UvvM'f v r m. .
xx ' I I itersuire-imd of the newest inventions in
A ricl.U- illustrated series will be riTen on the practical arts.as well as to give a succinct
A4mrfnib; Flood and bj -i?inf. record ot the VW lUttU
various writers, and each on a amerent Tiie WOrk has been begun after long and
theme. The subject of ' . I careful preliminary labor, and with the most
"Household and Home Decoration ample resources ior carry uignou
. . -.In uKfnl tfvminn.tinn. I
will have a prominent place, whilst the latest None or the original stereotype plates. have
nrnHurtions of American humorists will ap- iWpn nsprt. hnt everv traiie has been printed
pear from month to month. The list ot short- onnew type, forming, in fact, a new Cyclo-
er stories, biographical and other sketches, poediaV with the same plan and eOinpass as
otr- is a lon' one its predesess,of, but with a fargreater pecun-
ctc., ia a lonj, one. , tn PTnHit,nm. and with such improve-
encourage or patronize a man wno inns The tutorial aePa ,rhomrand mentlaitsiiipositiouasliavebeeu suggest
publicly proscribes their race ? We should lrL &rs fn riencea ndcnh.rged kuow-
hone for their own self-respect that they literarv matiers, from London, by Mr. Wei- I Tne illustrations which are introduced for
7 s c 1
ii . -i 4i. .i jL :i: : iuiu,
WOU1U lit)!, UUtj I lUlb llicy Will uuauiiuuiiaij .
, r.
as a People, rciu;
from the house
I v-- rr iif IjII r. I I II ihi. iikiiiiiun HL11A X muM.
but never Kiake a purchase of anything specially to the freshest thought ot the i Christ- features of scenery, architecture and art, as
! - .7. . . . Man thinkers and scholars of tni3 country. I well as the various processes of mechanics
We mean to make the magazine sweeter and. manufactures. Although intended for
and purer higher and nobler, more genial instruction rather than embellishment, no
anri .ronormis m all its utterances and influ- pains liave been spared to insure their
and Seners m ail iw uwerancts an Rustic excellence;the cost of their execution
enegs, and a more welcome j f r than i ever enotm and ,s lievea tney wlu nnd
belore in homes of rehncment and culture. a welcome reception as an admirable feature
FIFTEEN MONTHS for $4. of the Cyclopoeilia and worthy of its high
Scribner for December, now ready, and This work is sold to subscribers only, pay
which contains the openinj: chapters 01 1 able on delivery oieacn volume, it wui ue
the first time in the present edition have
The pa'cs of the magazine aviII be open, as been mlded not lor tne sane oi pictorjat ei-
sc ever to buy not only heretofore, so far as limited space will per-
of T Stewart fc CnJ
01 - v. j. . k3ii-. ai --) fi... snfi;il and relirrious lite ot the wona, ana i "... , . . . . ,v...... o,,,i ramorimhio
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We have only this to say in regard to
oui fellow-citizens of the Hebrew pcrsua-
I.
sion, that if all classes of citizens, native
born aud foreigners, were as liberal in
dispensing charities, as faithful in paying
taxes and as true to tho best 'intercuts of
the community in winch they; Jive as the curiosity ana . iniere&u jreinD uy m tvttp.A with spvrsii thousand Wood Kmirav-
" I .. .Knn 4Fiia m o munA h a a VPT 17' .
., ,1 i--., I rcauiiuic uuwua y"""""v' " I ings, and with numerous coiorea iunogrp-
fnrn wmi ( wo. have, ill our !. . j mi.t),.nnn.,mr.ari nf fiw htir r1.V o x-
, v.-v,.- - . neen ltBueu. iue luictuumuwo i nicisiaus. . .
. . ....
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sonic enthusiasts. In .his opinion,, the
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States only in form, lind the Territories of
Wyoming, Dakota, Montana, 'Idaho, .Utah,
New Mexico and Washington, will never
attain, nor can' they support, an aggre
gate population of more than 1,100,000,
or about one-fourth the population of the
Slate of New York. 'lie bases his esti
mate oa the scarcity of fertile lauds, the
difficulty of obtaining vatcr) the prcsensc
of untillablc mountain ranges, arid deserts.
S:c. In his opinion each territory, bv
making the inost of its mining and farm
ing resources, may acquire population the orcans and pianos manufactured by
sumsient to mjh title: it to admission as a
State,-but not one UlikcJy to ever have
more than a single member of Congress.
Except in the Senate, the relative power
of the East and West will not therefore.
b$ thinks, be much changed in the future.
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advance on Jew York cost. , s ,
Agents fer tjie Diamond Spectacles. J .
Oar cottntrT friends are invited- to call and
see. '-r- ' : ' ' dec 13 '
i WAS AW AUD ED rag
HESTlPREMllPi!
At the Centennial Exliibitinn, intv
always carried oa: the lusi)MhV fc:
wherever cxlUUiiej. r :.
A COMPACT.' SiMPii?.niT,r
STITCH." MACHINE. AlwSmffi?'
WANTS of EVERYBODY. Fz
SEWING MACH I N E traifSSJ S
years since by the aid of the htxi
talent Mechanical Skl IjrSf
aTl lhe EPScntial Parts (rS
MACHINE, is SiairLE fadSJ?
8Ul?JSielOIt in Strength
contains less Working P2rhc4wciv:
Of DOING a wider raJlyalllr-;
Sewing Mhcriines. ItwinEntan
without cosirso ONE CENTfrrfeji
In the Manufacture cf lim MACI1IM&
Very Best Materials tn r
The WEARING TAKTS are HARDDtS
arid the Mechanism has been coksik
with the epecial nVip of jproducr:
Easy Bunninar, DURABLE, vAiL
NOISELESS MACHINE, adapted EQ
WEl,!, for Coarge or fine THREAD, &
TON, BILK or LINEN, SEWlXGfcs
Hghtent Muslins to Beaver Ctoik ti.
leather, such Confldeneeumi
in the INTRINSIC MERITS tf b
HOME SEWING MACHINE tbt
every MACHINE is fully
Warranted for Five leas.
LITE AGENTS xranted ia loaiXa-rtw
vc are not represented.
' Send for prices, and fampfcs of iwtikat
on the HOME, or call at any of cureffica.
JoHHSO'li, Olark i;Cij
30 TJaioa-Spire, Is? Id
64 Washington Street, Boston, Maw.
. .llU8econdATAiKi!5ksi,fi
.Ml Btate Street, Chicago, EL---"
21 South 5th Street, Et. Leu, 1
71Jow Montgomery St., Saa Frandieo, CiL
JAS. T. PKTTEWAT,
C. . H. 8CUCX.K2M
A LESSON OF TO-DAY.
'The appointment of - 3rr. Thompson,
one of the proprietors, of the Mcmplija
AcalancLc, formerly a staaac'hfienrAlui
paper, as rostmaster "in "that city,
seems to IiSNte--' given a new impetus
to sonic of thcfcse Southern papers which
have been wci'it to S9iind the praises of
our fraudulent President. Dut there is
one thing that these gentlemen should
consider very carefully and that U that no
matter how disinterested they may be. In
their praises, the people who read' what llcy
write will be apt to look with 'the utmost
A. Medicine ofManyUscs,
A luedicine which remedies dyjvpita, !
liver eomplaint, constipation, debility, in
termittent and remittent fevers, urinary and
uterine troubles, depurates the blood,
opnteracts a tdendency to rheumatism ami
gout and relieves nervousness, may be
trulj' said to liaye many use.s. 'Syivh an ar
ticle is Hostetter s Hitters, one of the luost
leiiable alteratives of a disorderly to a vell
ordered state of the system ever; prepared
or sold. It bas been over a quarter of a cen
tury before the public, is endorsed by in;iny
eininent professors of the healing art, and its
jnerits have received repeated recognitions
iu U; .coliinin's of leading American nnd
frreiiru journL?. 'I: is highly-esteemed in
eVerj- vkrt of this couutry,and iaciScusively.
ued in South America, Mexico, the British
posssjliw and the West Indies, If its inr
croasein public favor in the past i? to be
regarded as a reliable criterion of its"gaiu in
popularity iu coining years, it has indeeil a
upleiidid future before-it. '
Free Lunch.
4 T
T THE CEMKXMAL, o.
VI, Market
street, cverrdaT. Turtle soup; from '11 to 1
oclocV. AJes Twines, Whiskey and Cigars
for a consideration.
. may 1 ": "
JOHX CARROLL.
'-'A DVEETISE
IS TIIK
v DAILY REVIKW.
AUTISTIC CONSTRUCTION HEECfiJUIDISL CBUlIISSIflD
lieautifulj kiuLh and Sweet Muscat
Qualities, our instruments take
rank with those of that
Most Celelratei Manufacturers.
Our only claim to faToritismover other
rcadin2 manufacturers is
Our Low Prices;
.1
rctlucet! to meeting the requirenients of the
times, i ueterminca not to be undersold
Brokerage iHouse.
ECEIYE 'BEGDLAULY and r han on
exhibition, samples of Coffee, Floor, Kice,
Molasses, Sugar, Svrups, Tobacco, Ac, Ac
Tate briers for Meat, Lard, Salt, Candles,
Batter, Cheese, Soap, Lve, Potash, Ac. .
Wire prom ptlj all orders. Orders and con-
and at the same time furnishing instruments IfYe are agents for tbe sale of WILCOX,
that we fully-
WARRANT FOR FIVE YEARS,
we mviic correspondence that we may have
an: opportunity to pro ve satifactoril j all that
we here asicrt.
Our FIAXOS arc furnished with the C
ImpoYcd French Grani Astion '
(tbe rerv best in use);
they are also HEAVILY STRUNG with the
improved wire; and the cases are of solid rose
wdod perfectly seasoned and
wUnilAXTED NOT TO CRACK OR
! WARP. '. . i
Qzr ORGANS are furnished with all tie
modern improvements, as to stops, action, etc,
hjle the CASES are of the . recen tcabinet
styte, admirably suited for the parlpr. r'
jp-oena ior illustrated Catalogue, and
Prisce List.
CORNISH & CO..
Washington, New Jersey.'
and the Bcaslr Cotton Ties.
PETTEWAY & SCIinLKEX.
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fmm f ho cfTetis of.Erwrs and
Abuses 'in cut If life.' Jfjv- fc
to Jlarnaze rcuiivu.
.f" trAtmiEt. New f
UiVillV " ' r , .
and icmarkabic icihciIh-j.
i,v-3 ond rrpuars sent free
jjuvn.T r i '
Howard Associatios, 41J X I
Ninth SL, rhiladelphu, U t
1 ! An InstituUon havinj a
! u reputation for honorable cj
i g duct and professinnaUb.l i J
E. AUTIS,
17AS1II0NALE BAKBER,
V Front Street, under Jo
done in the highest-s yle jof tbe srt
Attentive and polite Larbcra
to wait upon customers.
feb24 1
GILMOBE & CO., Attorejs
successors w
020 F Street, Washiagt
, I ' American and
' r,rrvrnnd in all countries.
Crttnted. No fees for oakiF
amlaations. No addUonal fc,
and conducting a rehearing.
Piren to Interference Cases tj
&ffice. Extensions before Cfnfrw?' r
Suits in different States, u
WfrtaliimgtoInTentioMorF
UniUd SUti Courti J"Cj
of par and Yvjov
ZTa m nil reDlT. M
, ecuted la tbeSipref
OdTs Court ofj gfSS
mission ers oi cJ u-
war. or their hei.--rcl
tats amount
win twtrivea Toa free. .
rntnror liiured JOj r?S
in pensions ariiwttufassAr
stamp aadiafonnauonwuiw
-.SltittiOesWJiCjJj
rated Mfon i
Old Boiatj ""55 ,i
atfigmen w
haTS been ti mlW
T fairs Pleasure m "Taid V'a
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