C MOLINA.
Some cl the Raleigh bDya arc ruit
ing a Zouave Company.
RftlAiah nhKftrvcr At a cora-shnck-
ine at the bou33 of Mras. Polly Ry,
nn fiiinfiv River. 41 miles from Barm
ville. a few days bine?, John Hemy
Rav stabbed, fatally it is euppost d,
his brother Burton Ray.
TTillsboro Recorder-. Major Lanier
nf this nonfitv sent tj tho Peni
tentiary for 5 years for tho larceny oi
harness &cha been pardoned by Gov,
Vance UDon petition of citizens of
Orancfi. the Court and the Jury. He
haa served 18 months of his timo.
Oxford Torchliaht: During the re
cent revival in Henderson, forty-five
Drof eased. Thirteen united with the
Baptist church. Rev. F. M. Jordan is
one of the most eucceeeful revivalists
of our acquaintance. ?
Weldon News : The trest!e and
peers for the S. & R. R , bridge Las
begun to be pat up. Tho Conipar y
has contracted with a Philadelphia.
Company to build the m an iron bridge.
- Weldcn News' . The protracted
meeting still continues under tl e
direction of Rev. Mr. Gook, wiih
unabated interest. Thirty eigLt co: -
verts have connected themselves with
the church, aud tho otheis will to n
other churches.
Weldon Kcivs : W. T. McMarks of
this county, sent to a chemist ia Balti
more some rocks tound on his piHce
which he thought was gold. Au ex
amination discloses the fact that .the
ore is rich in gold. There is several
hundred ncrea of the Hand on which
the ore is found.
State sv'iWe .Landmark: Last Saturs
day week, Jcneph James Biunetc was
arrested and carried before Justice
Flowers and Oxford, in Wat
county on the charge of bigamy. Af
ter a hearing he was committed to jail
to await trial ?.t the Spring term of
Watauga court.
Raleigh Observer: The National Hp
tel willlchange handa the 1st of Jaim
nry. Col. Brown has determined to
return to . Salisbury. The new pro-
pnetorjhas not besu announced as yet.
Oxford Torchlight: ,We are pained
to chronicle the death of Little Bell,
oldest daughter aged 5 veai, of Mr.
Robt. IV Clark, of Berca. This Bad
occurrence took place on Monday of
lust week. Her mother left her to go
to the spring and her clothing aeci
dentally caught fire and f-.he was burned
to death. A very pretty and interest
ing cuiiu. -
Weldon N etui : There will soon be
had In our towa a baby show. From
what we know of some babies ifc will
excel the famous show of New York.
There will be offered a premium cf
$500 for the best triplets, $300 for
twins 150 for best single baby.
Raleigh Observer: Pasquotank,
"where the bull froo; jump from bank
to bank" wua the last county to eeud
in her taxable abstract. The total
valuaticn of taxable property iu tin
county is $1.153,033 ; geuernl State
tax 81-094.98; special State tax S1.7J9.
55; school tax 2,577.33; count v tax
S13.73G.23.
A
Party Cu.-
Bondholder's Wife"s
tume.
According to the correspondence of
the Washington Capital the wife of
a New York banker appeared the
other evening at a party as Capital.
The dress was covered on tht? skirt,
so an to make it appear one piece,
with one hundred and five hundred
dollar bills. The waist and sleeves
were 1.000 bonds sewed iu, ncd her
fingers and ears blazed with diamonds
The tiara was said to have been worth
$80,000, and the total value of the
notes and diamonds on her person
was $260,000. The pages carried her
tram, and watched lest the jewelsaud
greenbacks should fall to the floor.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
' WILMINGTON MARKET. 1
Decembbb li 1 1. M. I ..
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Stock. S,J13
caks. Receipts of the week 1,910 casus.
Exports 2,183 casks. The market for the past
week has been quiet but steady, with an
advance of one cent since our last, closing
with au improved demand and more firm
ness on the part of holders.
ROSIN Stock 62,GX bbls. Receipts of the
week 10.G33 bbls. Kxnorts '13.318 bbls. The
market for the week has ruled firm at the
official quotations, viz: 1 40 for Strained
and-SI 45 for. iood Strained, with but few
saies made public. Lots continue to be taken
readily as oilered, and at the close oi this re
port we note a fair demand and a disposi-tion-to
ward higher figures. There has been
very little done in the higher grades, and in
te absence of reported sales we omit iuo
tsations. TAR Stock l,-35 bbls. iReceipts of the
week 71S bbls. Exports 167 bbls. The official
quotations of th is article have been unchang
ed since November 14th, and sales have been
made fromday to day at SI 50 in water, with
occasional sales at the usual adva'nee for
lots in order. The demand lias been good
Tip to this date, but at the close of this report
there Is a tendency to lower figures.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Stock 2,574 bbls.
Receipts of the week 3373 bbls. Exports 51
bbls. The market has been quoted officially
since the 23d of November as steady at SI 35
for Hard and 32 15 for Soft arid Virgin, at
which figures lots have been promptly
billed from day to day, closing steady with
a good demand.
COTTON Stock 32,61$ bales. Receipts of
tho week 8,722 bales. Exports 11,10'J bales.
At the close of our last weekly report we
noted - a steady market and fair demand;
there was more firmness on the 7th and 8th
inst., since- which time the market has been
dull up to this morning, when, under more
favorable advices, there is a better tone and
more firmness on the part of holders. V
nete sales to-day of say 16 J bal.?s at the- fol
lowing official quotations: v
Ordinary ,
Good Ordinary.. 10J4 Cents.
Strict Good Ordinarv
Low Middling 10
Middling... 10
Good Middling... li
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous,
HOPE FOR ALL.
it
ti
The
OFFICE SAL0OH,
Consumption is generally supposed to be an
incurable disease. Why? Because medical
men, who of all others should hare been the
last to encourage such an unphilosophical and
dangerous a sumption, hare insisted upon amd
propagated it with a persistency which seems
almost incredible in the light of science and
of truth. We used the term 'dangerous ad
visedly, for what can be more depressing and
injurious to the consumptive than brooding Game and all the delacacies of the season
over the idea founded solely upon the fiat of I always on hand.
nia pnysician that his malady is mortal, ana
DAWSON
IS THE PLACE
to get the finest Oysters
alley.
j0- You get what you call for and pay for
only what ycu get at COLLINS OFFICE
saloon. nov 21
New Design.
A N INVOICE OF CLOCKS of entirely
being Bold at extremely low figures; also
fine assortment of LADIES WATCHES,
AL and FL.A1JN liULD KINGS and
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S CffAINS.
Work left with me will be neatlv exe-
kutcu ah x tiom, ui uic x uuitL ia 1 j give me
atrial. J. H. ALLEN.
feb'27 Watchmaker and Jeweller
Chas. Klein,
rTNDERTAKER AND GENERAL CAB
U INET MAKER, will furnish Coffin and
Caskets and attendance at short notice and at
lowest prices.
iurniture repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed in all cases.
South Frent Street, next North of Shutte
Furniture Store.
nav 1G
B. D. MORRILL,
Undertaker, Carpenter and
Cabinet-Maker,
Third Street, Opp, City Hal
yTILL FURNISH COFFINS and Caskets
with attendance at short notice.
Orders for Carpenter work and Cabinet
work respectfully solicited and promptly ex-
DAILT RECEIPTS.
Cotton...
Spirits Turpentine.
ltosin.....
Tar
Crude Turpentine..
l,2?4bales
209 casks
7G8 bb s
228 bbls
421 bbls
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer North tast. Paddison. Toint Cas
well, II M -Foard.
Steamer 6rtll .State, Green, Fayetteville,
Worth & VVorth.
Norbaroue Condor. Neilspn. Cardiff, ft. V.
llei.le.
SirhV, Grace Webster, Younpr, ilart'iiiqre
phospnates to Xavasa Guano Co: ve.ssei t
li. u liarker & Co.
CLEARED.
Steamsliip I) J Foley, I'rice, Ualtimore,
D Cazaux.
Steanier Xorth-State. Green. Favettevillp.
Worth cV: Worth. ?
Steamer Underhill, Harper, Smithville,
O O Parsley & Co.
or barquentine LaDella. Olson. Xnn1p.
Alex pnint & Won.
or barque iSostrene.. Fovu. L,iveronl.
Exports.
COASTWISE.
Aerj lOrk Steamsliin Upiipfaetnr SS
baiesyam. yi bass dried fruit. :i bbls do. 2
uajjs ieaniers, i lot pig iron, 15,000 leet lum-
oer, ao uas peanuts. 1.192 bales cotton. 4
FOREIGN-.
Naples .or barauentinp l.jiTiflla 9 9m
uois rosin.
ljivenx)ol or barauft Kistrpn l f;r7
uaies coiion .
Clover.
No matter bow mismanaged, clover
is a benefit, and whatever else be nay
.1 j ii. r t . y
uo, me iarmer wuo grows clover is
makirjg his farm better. What, then,
might not the result be, if the same
care were taken of the clover field as
of other crops ? It does not need, cul
tivating; the long, deep, reaching roots
mellow and pulverise the soil as noth
ing else can. If the clover grows
thriftly, the top acta as a mulch, seed
ing the ground and keeping it moist.
A crop of two tons or more of clover,
whether plowed under or cat for hay,
can hardly fail to leave the soil better
than it was before. It should be the
farmer's aim to grow the largest pos
sible crop of clover. A slight dress
ing of gypsjam 100 pounds per acre
in early spring often produces won
derfnl results. Bnt if a farmer has
a little well-rotted manure, the scrap
ings f of barn-yard, fall is the time to
apply it. Clover is often injured by
freezing and thawing in winter, and
a very alight, covering of manure will
afford a' great deal of protection.
T:1- - 11. r r .
xticu caiiu iroia corners oi iences is
well worth drawing a short distance
on young clover, provided the ground
is nam and farm. If the field is not
uiuwwi nexi season, coarser manure
can ba used. Country gentleman.
m m m m
Tae Thermometer.
From the United States Signal Office at
inis piace we obtain the following report
v wia fcuermometer, as taKen this morn
ing at 7:31 o'clock :
Augusta, Qa ....35
New Orleans ....36
Corsicana, Tex... ..53
GalTeston...... .56
Indianola 53
Mobile, Ala..... 50
Montgomery Ala.. .43
Charleston,. S C....4U
Washington, D C 42
Knoxville, Tenn....4l
Ljnchbarg...........48
L.ey West, Fla. C6
Panta Ra&sa 57
Wilmington, X. C.4S
J acksonrilleFla...44
tt. Marks, FIa......37
tiavana q$
Cairo, 111 52
Cincinnati ..49
on Uibson, C. N.48
Memphis, Tenn 62
Nashril e, Tenn... .42
Pitubargh, Pa......50
aaint 45
.hrereport.. 52
Vicksburg, Misj...53
Sew York ....42
Mr. J. L. Boyd, oa Second street be
tween Market and Dock, offers for sale 60
turkeys and 300 dozen cg-s, all at lowest
prices.
Liisroi vessels in Port Deceiuter l )
1877.
v BARKS.
Cito, Nor, 356 tons, Neilsen.
V lck & Mebane
Arizona, ol,o20 tons, Gabrieleen,
' . . Vick fc Mebane
Cliiudia, Ger, 406 tons, Dinse,
ii Peschau & Westermann
t nederike Weyer, Ger. 380 tons. Kriesal.
... E Peschau & Westermann
Ludwig, Ger, 368 tons, Suger,
E Peschau & Westermann
Liydia Teschau, Ger, 403 tans, Bremer,
E Peschau & Westermann
V orwurtz, Ger, 367 tons, Vomarts,
Vick t Mebane
Knudswik, or, 360 tons, Evescn, Ii E Heide
JNorth Carolina, Br, 570 tons, Duchan,
Vick & Mebane
Julie lleyn, Br, 332 tons, Shroder;
E Peschau t Westermann
Sostrene, Nor, 476 tons, Tryn, R E Heide
fleinrich Rodburtus, Ger, 362 tons, Leppien
Vick & Mebane
rriednck, Ger, 393 tons, Low,
E Peschau & Westermann
Brage, A or, 320 tons, Christiansen,
R E Heide
Lubra, Nor, 352 tons, Natwig, R E Heide
Auguste Teitge, Ger, 358 tons, Drews.
E Peschau & Westermann
btar of Hope, Ger, 299 tpns, Hamann,
E Peschau & Westermann
holyst, JNor, 3o7 tons, Johnsen, R E Heide
Haabet, Nor, 2S6 tons, Olsen, R E Heide
Unkel, Ger, 444 tons; Bailer,
'f. E Pesctau & Westermann
I'rovidentia, Ger,1393 tons, Lanpe,
E Peschau & Westermann
Maria Sophi3, Ger, 493 tons, Wilt,
1 E Peschau & Wes'termann
Alane, Nor, 564 thns, Taljsen,
v ick & Mebane
La Bella, Nor, 258 tons, Olsen, R E Heide
Uinorah,!Nor, 330, Jorgensen. "
Senoir, Nor, 307 tons, Tennisen, "
ouise rou, uer 453 tons,
- E Peschau
Freid g, Nor, 253 tone.
Amy, Dan,t234 tons, Ross,
that the utmost that can be done for him
is to render bis exit from this world as easy
a3 possible. Such melancholy and hopeless re
flections as this belief engenders among con
sumptive patients, does as much, if not more.
to tiasten their departure tor the Iand oisnaa
ows, a3 the tubercles in their lungs. Away
with such a hopeless theory. Happily the
Great Masters of Medicine have entered
their protest against it and confuted by the new designs has just been received and are
most positive testimony the monstrous fallacy.
Langerous as pulmonary phthisis is, its tern
ble ravagp.s may be stayed and the lungs re
stored to a sound condition even after suppu
ration has taken place. Every experienced
surgeon knows that post mortem examina
tions of aged persons who leave died in the
rcinary course or nature have repeatedly
disclosed the traces ot pulmonary ulcers en
tirely cicatrized. The argument, therefore,
against tne possiDiaty ot heahne a pulmona
ry abscess because the immediate seat of the
disease cannot be reached, has not a leg to
stand upon. Over fifty instances of the dis
covery of cicatrized ulcers in the lunjjs have
been recorded by the medical faculty ot Pads,
and such eminent authorities as Revinus,
Malphighi, DuHaen and scores of others,
French, English and German, might easily be
cited to prove their certain curability.
To treat any malady rationally its charac
ter and morbid influence must be known
The dissecting knife has disclosed all the in
ternal characteristics of consumption. We
know that tubercles in the lungs vary in size
from granules smaller than a pin's head to
that of a Large bean. These develop into
open ulcers technically known as vomical
which afterwards spread ver a surface sev
err.1 inches in diameter. Their sacs are tilled
with a yellow, greenishgrayish matter gen
erally very offensive. The membrane itself
is greatly inflamed, and the ends of the pul
monary artery and vein connecting with the
diseased parts are clogged with vitiated and
purulent mucus. Death must ensue either
from suffocation or hemorrhage if speedy re
act is not oDtained. it 13 obvious that some
thing is required which will enable the suf
ferer to raise and eject the poison rankling in
his lungs, andchokinff the air passages, and
which will also allay the grievous irritation ot
the inflamed parts. No preparation known
to materia medica accomplishes this double
object so eflectualiy and speedily as Hollo
way's Cocgh Cl-rk and Lung Balsam. .That
incomparable lemedy loosensand liquifies the
poisonous and foetid accumulations in the
lungs and bronchia?, subdaes with wonderful
rapidity the "inflammation of the diseased
parts, and prevents the possibility of hemorr
hage. At the same time it tones and strength
ens the muscles of the threat and enables them
to throw oil the vitiated matter withoutstrain
ing. The transcendant merit of Holloway's
Cocgh Cche and Lung Balsam is the thor
oughness ith which it does its work. Its
immense superiority to the multitude of olli
cinal and proprietary medicines, designed for
a similar purpose, which have preceded it,
lies in the fact that it is an Absolute Eradi
cant of pulmonary and throat diseases, while
they at the best were merely palliations. It
is; not alone that the preparation dislodges
the pulmonic virus, it possesses balsamic
properties peculiarly adapted to soothe the
lacerated lung, while by its tonic operations
it greatly facilities and hastens the healing
process. As a preventive Holloway's Cougii
Cuke and Lung Balsam is equally efficacious.
Coughs, especially the dry hacking coughs
which are so common, are terribl- fruitful
sources of consumption. The sufferer at first
has a feeling of rawness in the throat, tight
ness across the chest, then dangerous inflam
mation sets in, which may give rise to hem-'
orrhage or the formation of vomical, if it is
not speedily checked and the couh loosened.
ttOLLOWAY s Cough Cube and Lung Balsam as tne time approaches for the renewal of
accompiisnes this with a degree. of prompti- subscriptions, i klbl SUN would remind its
tude and certainty which astonishes the friends and wellwishers everywhere, that it
pawcut. iiu -.)pe 01 mroat, iung or Dronchi- rtai" iuuie ior meir consideration
al disturbance can resist its curative influ- and support. Upon its record for the past
ence. It overomes the most obstinate forms ten years it relies for a continuance of the
01 tnis ciass 01 disorders, and breaks up at Qea. tv sympatny and generous co operation
once the most violent paroxysms of coughing which have hitherto been extended to it from
All its ingredients are purely veetabl every quarter of the Union.
Some of them are culled from sources entire- ne y Sun is a four-page sheet of 28
ly new to pharmacy, and all are possessed of columns, price by mail, post paid, 55 cents a
ecuted.
All work guaranteed.
nov 22
THOS. J. S OUTHERL AND
I VERY AND SALE STABLES,
Corner Third and Princess Streets,
Wilmington, N. C.
Horses and Vehicles for hire at rea
sonable rates. Excursion parties "to the
Sound and country accommodated.
may lb
New Painting Establishment
UNDERSIGNED respectfully
an-
rpnE
nounce their readiness to execute all orders
for
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING
in all it3 branches, promising promptness and
efficiency in execution and low prices.
Rooms on fcecond street betwee-. Market
and Dock.
J. liUKii. ADRIAN" WTM.TAMX
nov b
Miscellaneous.
Exchange Corner,
T3 EMEMBER there is always something
new to oe seen.
New Goods received every week. The
AdeUnt Zephyr Hoods, for Ladien, price SI-
owsbu ji.u. ureiou craias, nusn iect
Wear, new Ties of all kinds. Banerles. the
latest in Nets for Scarfs and Veils, Handker
chiefs of all kinds, best value in the city:
a.iu vjiore?, sonars and t;uns, Worsted
Hoods, Crepe Lisse Ruching, cheap ; and
otner inmgs too numerous to mention.
In the Millinery Department you can find
every thing New, Stylish and Cheap.
MNowi3 the time to get your Christmas
Hats. Don't put it off. Come now to avoid
theiush. N. II. SPRUNT.
dec 12.
ranted;
North Carolina Hams,
CHOICE CANVASSED BACON HAMS,
Butter noshen and Mountain,
Lard in Tubs and Buckets,
Apples, Cabbage, Beets and Potatoes,
Soap, Candles, Crackers, Ac,
Coffee, Tobacco, 4?.
Poultry and Eggs.
We don't hold goods.
Don't let the grass grow under your feet if
j ou want oargains ot us.
rETTE WAY & SCHULKEN,
Brokers & Com. Merchants.
Next North Princess and Water Streets.
dec 12- .
A FEW MAGNIFICENT
VlRcrvf i.'
SOME OF MV siLEXDlI)
Worth Car6lina
r .
ALSO.
AN ARMY OF SPLE'-Mr,
NORTH CARoLlNlAXs
TO Er
SOME Ob MY MACNiKlCEVl
Virginia
r . '
CassimeJ
Painting.
T ru t'T) P T rTT r XT rTm wntrn - .
ing done with dispatch, neatness and LAUlL Kill
. , Ul. . ' I
All toouiittuic X alco is at
C. C. PARKER'S PAINT SHOP,
one door North of Old Jail building on Prin
cess street. HUUSE. SHIP and STOW
Painting done and satisfaction cruaranteed.
. a . . . 0
trreat care is given to small jobs.
may ib
cu,
GLOVfc
rpUE BEST
BUTTON
Coal and Wood.
rpufc, BEST QUALITY OF RED ASH
JL
COAL, at lowest market rates.
Oak, Ash and Pine Wood sawed or long a
IN THE, CITY 'FOR $; -:
L'AHIOSO orERA COLORS :& .
ow prices,
nov 30
J. A. SPRINGER.
DRESS GOODS,
W. H. NASH,
TASHIONABLE HAIR CUTTING AND
JL Shaving Saloon. All work done in tha
best style. Shaving 10 cent3. Hair Cutting
5 cents. Shampooing 25 cents.
Shaving ticket 12 for SI.
No. 23 North Front Street.
octl3
Circular Saws.
TWU C1RCUL.AR SAWS. BOXED.
ound in the Daily Review Office, corner
Chestnut and Water fctreets. The owner
is notified to come forward, prove property
anu remove tne same at once. nov 13.
JJANDSOME GOODS CHEAl'EU
THAN ANY ONE Ela
CALL AND EXAMINE.
Remember we are net Persian.
Buy or never Bay. -s;
HEDRICK.
dec 7
The Cosmopolitan
Late tu Cextennial.
ARPETING, CARPETING. Market Street, South
of Market House.
A
LARGE AND Well Selected Stock of
CARPETING New
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Styles, Best' Goods,
Sid;
187S.
THE SUN.
NEW YORK.
1878
properties of marvelous , remedial efficacy
iuc uutuiiuicu lesuiuuuiais wnicn its nin
prietors have been constantly receiving since
its introduction to the public, from persons
who have experienced or witnessed its
wonoertullv benencial ellects, fully justify the
otner mat 11 must, ere long, become the
STANDARD AlIEUICAN OPECIFIC FOB ALL DlS
EASES OF THE KeSPIHATORT ORGANS.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
None genuine unless the sicnaturns nf J
uaydock and G. D. Davis as agents for the
united btates, are tound on the wranner- A
K J i -ii 1 -
uauuaumB rewaru win oe given to anyone
rendering such information asmav lpad tn th
ueieciion 01 aDy party or parties eonnterfeit
ing the medicines or veridiner the same know.
ing them to be spurious.
Sold at the manufactory of Profnr
Uolloway & Co., Aew ork, and by all re
pectaDle drugfirists and dealers m mpdiVinps
tnrougtioHtthe civilized world, $1 per Bottle.
nov 10
THE EVENT OF THE SEASON.
Westermann
R E Heide
Vick & Mebane
BRIGS.
V ictor, Jlor. 2G3 tons. PetersPr. R V. TfeiAo
Svlphide, Swd, 240 tons, Lindholm.R E Heide
j xxooper, ur, 32 tons, Carroll,
Alex Sprunt & Son
Magdala, Br, 27S tons, j
f k . Paterson, Downing & Co
SCHOONERS.
Luola Murchiaon, Am. 443 tons, Jones.
Williams & Murchison
JUonte Uhnste, 147 tons, Smith,
E Kidder 4 Sons
nattie in ner, Am, 29o tons, Keen,
J U Chadbourn &. Co
Joseph U atover, Am, 152 tons, Clay,
EG Barker & Co
GO TO
GEO, MYERS',
FOR THE
Gold,
Iivsh,
Scotch,
Star,
Boyal;
Indigo,
Vaterland.
For Sale ONLY by
CEO. MYERS,
11 dt 13 south ruorxT GT
dec G
Spectacles and Glasses.
liUJS lAB(iEST ASSORTMENT EVER,
A.
offered in this city at prices ranging from 25 ;
Osnta tO$lC.
Call tnd examiae for yourge'.yes.
Jan H J. II. ALLEN
For Sale.
TWO COPPER TANKS, in ?ood order
also, a second-Land HOJL1R. Apply at
DAILY REVIEW OFFICE.
Corner Chestnut and Water streets,
nov 13
D7RTSE IN. THE 1
WILMLVGTOX ( Weetly) JODRXAL
Office corner Chestnut aad Wter ata.
ec 12 Up stair.
an
month, or $6.50 per vear.
The Sunday edition of The Sun is
oucci ui ouuuiufflua. vv ru ip mv
ing the news7the day,it also contains a large
auauuui ui niera-y ana miscellaneous matter
bpecially prepared for it The Sunday Sun
nas met with great succees. Post paid $1.
20 a year.
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theCanadas, and beyend. Ninety thousand
iamuies greet its welcome pages weekly, and
regard it in the light of guide, counsellor,
and friend. Its news, editorial, agricultural,
and literary departments make it essentia!! v a
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quahty considered, makes it the cheapest
newspaper puonsnea. t or cius of ten, with
ciw vnsu, we win sena an extra copy free.
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be of a Superior. Jet Black. Onick Drrin
and entirely free from setting-off.
Our prices are from 30 to 60 Der cent. low-
ei than any other Inks manufactured in the
united States.
A trial of a sample kez will convince hit
printer that h has been paying nearly double
what he should for hia Inks in times past.
Put up in kegs and barrels to suit purchaser!.
KEYSTONE PRINTING INK CO.,
17 North Fifth Street,
d?c 13 Philadelphia. Pa.
MS!
Hi
STICK
Fine French Millinerv.
T "
tlUST OPENED A FCLT. I.TVK ni?
Straw Hats, Flowers,
FEATHERS, RIBBONS, LACES, &c.
A fall line of real TTATR. SWITPnvo
FINGER PUFFS and CURLS. '
HAIR SWITCHES made to order.
Southwest corner offFront. ?A
Princeaa Street. " oct29
oct 15.
SOL BEAR & BROS,
18 & 20 Market street.
We Eespectfully Offer to the
Public
JNE OF THE Largest and'Cheap est stocks
of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS, DRY GOODS,
&c, &c, &c, &c, in this city or State.
We respectfully solicit a call before pur
chasing elsewhere.
SOL. BEAR & BR08.
oct 15. 18 & 20 Market trt4t
rjlTE FINEST BEER, WINES,
Liquors, and Cigars offered to
everybody at low rates.
NEW RIVER OYSTEliS, Frab fferr
Day and Served Up irany Style Dctiwl
FREE LUNCH Every Day at 11 o'clock
JOHN CAlinOLh,
dec 7. I'roDrietor.
(Vlozart Saloon Still
Ahead
TN FURNISHING First-Class Liquors of
all kinds, embracing
"UJCLiMUNIUO CLUB,"
"GIBSON'and
"OLD VALLEY."
RYE WHISKIES.
and the finest imported BRANDY. WINES
ana uiuaks in tne State.
Hot Drinks now in order and the Bar nre-
o ueu over Dy jim mcuo wan.
BILLIARD ROOMS in order.
JOHN HAAR, Jr.
dec-3 Proprietor.
F. A. SCHUTTE.
Furniture Wareboise and Salesroom,
South Front St., near Dock.
LL KINDS, QUALITIES, STYLES
and Manufactures of House, Store, Office and
Ship furniture.
All variety, all styleB and all prices.
The ladies are respectfully invited to ex
amine my stock. dec 10
NOTICE PARTICULAR To all irhom
it May Concern.
A LL PARTIES who have lft wnrlr
with me to be renoir! fm rvty.iu.
JJ. IO J Uiy 14 4. ana ao not CM.!! And rnrlAAm
said work within one week's time, it will
be sold for the amount of repairs.
nov J II. ALLEN.
Boots and Shoes.
JUST RECEIVED A VERY DE- yJ
sirable lot of Gent's Hand Sewed f I J
Boota and Shoes. Also a nice line nf m;.
and Children's Lace and Button Boota. Old
Gent's Broad Sole Gaiters and Ties, both du
rable and comfortable. ,
My goods are all new and of the latest
tries, and will be a-jld at the lowest CASH
'RICES. .
The Quality of mv roods cannot he A
and the quantity aoid will enable me to sell
at a very amall profit. Call nd ortmin
stock, styles and prices.
Thos. H. Howey. Jr.,
dec No. 4 Market st
New Edition of Busbeo's Jus
tice and Form Book.
THE exhaustion of the old edition and th
recent changes in the Constjution ic
Statutes of the State, ereatlv afcetinir M
jurisdiction of Magistrates and Cluntj off-l
cers, makes a new an 4 revised editwn oi IA
STANDARD WORK a newsiitv.
The Publisher would therefore aBnoirei
that he has in press aud wi'l shortlr i-oe
new and revised edition embracing the r-tot
changes in the Constitution and SUUlM
the btate, tbus making it a complete,
rate and reliable guide for all ifaristrvet.
County Officers an J Business men. "J'rift
$2 50. Law sheep binding. Pent frea ''
postage on receirtof price. Address,
J. H. ENNISS, PublUher,
dec 8 Kaleigh, N. C
THE OLD CLAnEHOOH
IS NOW IS ITS UL0HY!
jyjR. JESSE W. DICKSEY predf,
and wilt be g!ad to wait on his friendi tti
all cf the old customer! of the hous.
best Wine, Whiskeys and Oysters i'"!1
on hmd.
Free Lunch every day at ll o'clock.
dec 8
THESE COLD WlxSsT
YITU THE
FROST AND THE
and
youths
wilharra nnderoovwT
hosiery, neckties, &c.,aie to be foanau
great variety at
dec 6
ice arc good reminders of t!x.
that the best, and wann'
che .pest clothing for Gents,
Doys, toetlier
Market Rt.
A Rare Opportunity;
ning, entitled,
Burr's Oceanicon ;
Or, War on the Wave-
LSj?SS555- a Paintine bun
and a desire to . dimose of i
prF . :7v ',:,.!, ,.Pi-
: 07:1 wiinrtnn
iO ll'C Kc""u
-ltn l ive v-r-
nov 21
t o tne aurRV
nriv OP CHOICE WEaTE
Ov11
TMTTTPTl, Low J; ifrurefc
BOAl'WItlGUT&MeKoy.
5, 7 and 8 North Front St.
nov 19