The Daily Review.
JOSH. T. JAMES, Ed. and Prop
w - V
WILMINGTON, N. C.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 18T8
VIEWS AND REVIEWS.
i
power..
.' ( In our opinion British diplomacy baa
mucu.to do vcitb. the peace news that
cornes from the j Porte's government,
wherein it i3 raid1 .fhat Tnrfcev vdil
4 1 I
treat directly will Bb
tics.
The first year of the Hampton Ad
ministration leaves South Carolina abso
lutely free framdebt upon, the cper.
" at ions of the year, and with a handsome
balance in the treasury J
Egypt has 765' non-navigable canals
.used solely for irrigation, and G2 canals
used both for irrigations and. trafHc. Of
bese canals over 100 haver been opened
during the reign of the Khedive.
The King of Saxony has nominated
Baron Tauchnitz of Leipzing, "the well
known publisher, to one .of - the very
linuted number of life peerages -in the
Upper Chamber of the Saxon Parliament
vacant by a recent death.
The Revue des'Deux Mmdes speaks' of
a bibliomaniac named Luddvico Garreau,
who killed eight persons, in ofder to lagal
ly inherit a rare velumne which he covet J
cd. It mentions also a pastor in Saxony J rations in England"
who xnurdered a man and his female ser- . now is that Ec
THE PLOT! THICKENS.. blotted out of existence. TheFermbns
. ' i I ll.l ill -: ' i
Kotwitb!aadiog the fact that there 11 fi W"?
f i t dOUOtedlv. thofJfl of f lirt Rav Tr ' TnTin
are peace rumors from the j other side Cotton Smith, Episcopalian, and the
oi the Atlantic, ,aud that the peace Key. Mr. Searle, Methodist, while Dr.
party in Turkev is crowiusr in strength Dmi. as a matter bf personal opinion.
and popularity? w verv much fear 5hinks tat everlasting means lasting.
that the end of t,hf Eastern. war is rot that it does positively: and he intima-
yet. England can not aJlbrd to remain ted pretty distinctly a belief that the
qHiefc and seo the Turkish empire dis- wi,ck d fiU be anoiWIated. The Metli
membered, .W be respecteJ a, a first, StrC'8 fflSSft!!
i .- .ii T-i it : . ..r"v, uviiva
uutiurj araoD oi,uer European not only the - wicked, but the devils
Rail Road, Linos. &c. t
Geh?rSupts Office,
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AND AU
. : GUSTA RAILROAD
.t - Vf ilmmgton, N. a, Nov. 10; 1S77.
V CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
On and after Sunday Nov 11, "the follow
ing schedule will be run ot this road:
DAY EXPRESS AND MAIL TRAINdaily
except "Uay. j ..
Miscellaneous.
WANTED.
JAg. T. PBTrKWAT,
scoI!a0ou j
A
FEW MAGNIFICENT
UTti
VI RG 1NIANS. TO -BUY
;- i .r
inmiiBn cosiMi Sill
"7: and -,i . . !
-SOME OF MY SPLENDID
, w w r v- uuaiuiiaiLu. au I'M ii?r- .
language about the received nrrrmrln ?!ir Vl? 4 A M
Wfi!ni - ::r-l iorence r 17 P Jd
w gci, juilu iuio irpu- i ieare Jbloren
XLJSCEIVE Rfnm in... r i
. Wire promptly all rrfl' rlUi!.h Ac.
ble with his Conference i
I r
HAVEN'TMADE UP.
i$eia for an armis-
i : i
The Bal-ljj
ice .... 1 20 P M
Am re at V ilnnngton...... ........... 6 40 P 31
" NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN" (Daily jl
ieare VVilmington........,i.......,i..... 7 25 P M
LeaTeFlorencer..k ...... 11 20 P M
"V - ........ X i
Amre atCplnmbia.i...:'7J...-...j..... 2 50 A M
iptlr all orrf-.
aimtnsnt. ..I!..' . v.o.
ieaye Uolumbia..rr;...................12 50 A M
Leave Florence.,..;.. 4 18 A M
Arrive at Wilrpfngton............;..... 8 45AM
This Train ;will only stop at Flemington,
"luicuuYJair liiun, . Marion, Florence,
Tmonaville, Sumter and Acton betweer!
uininxon ana uolumbia.
. vantto obtain funds for the purchase of a
library.
v In some parts of Main hue flecks of
gMe feed by day in the fiulils with only
a acoall boy to attcml Ihcm. Betua!n;
home under his charge In the evening, as
- as they march down the roads they droj
ofTby detachments without confusion,
, and proceed soberly of their own accord
to the houses where they lodge. -
The. Spanish Government has asVed
the Nuncio at Madrid whether the IIo!y
See intends to abolish the 'right of veto.
TheNuncio was' instruced by Cardinal Sim
' eoni to decleare that' theIIol" Sec does
not intend to enter into a discussion jit
the subject; that it is a -question which
exclusively affects the rights of thc Sacred,
College in Conclave. . . s
In a MS. found ia SCO, and now in tho
Escurial, Madrid, it is distinctly stated
taat "Peter (el Calvo) was chosen chief
of the Apostles, and gifted with tho keys
' of hoaven for the following reason : -That
he alone of all the Apostles had endum
. ia this world the punishment of purgato
ry,fn so far" as he was married, and
suffered "the pains of Gehenna in having
his mother-in-law living in his house
Peer was the only one of .ihe Apostles
who was bald hence his nickname, 'el
Calvo."
A material called "indestructible glass"
has been patented in France, and the
patentee uses it for making printing types
that have been Introduced into practical
use among his countrymen, in Germany
and elsewhere. They are said to be p"re-
lerame to metal . types in, many re
spects, and in on respect,, in
fenor to t hern. Thay are cast in the
samo moulds, and make an equally clear
more tun's Washington
Disraeli s plans are probabJynoi agent sends the following to that paper
all matured yet; ho has j had only one of Friday: V .
Cabinet meeting . eincV the fall of 1 In one of his last conversations be-
Plevnn,' and. Parliament doe3 cot meet I0.te 'eang. hero on his epeculaive
until the 15th of.thiJs month,! heice MrP qfc. VJ1 of Arkansas'
is desire to, create the impres-.on ceived statement that there had been THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN (Daily, ex-
that peace is ear at hand by menus ai reconciliation between him and Mr., iLxr r "ept ,Snnav lJ .
first ofan armistice and then by di- Conklinpr, or that theread beerany lSIJ SSS!2S?.V" '".toopm
rect negotiatiorisbetwe?n Tartfv and tnr?hni1ThM'- Colin? VfDg f at ColiZi:":?-3 10 A M
-kUSia. ' ' tjonlrlinirtn trixra, him ha un;-JLui Leave Florence .. : 8fin!A i
This is all very Veil as far aa t boes.l of the selected committee on Meifean " , 2aT J11"1110,0"":" :- 4.00 P
. ... . . " ... ... . " ... oflpQ;j j ii i , - ,7 i I : jrasseners lor Auerusta and bevond
out men wnat means this etir in mill- wuo mauo '"rougu inenas, ana should take Night Express Train from "WiZ-
minton;. - I . 5 ' i
r -PTbrwg1 Sleeping Cars on night train
iwi vuitnescon ana lacon.
I V ' A. POPE, !G P
JOHN F. DIVINE, General Supt.
nov 12 1 . .... -.
North Carolina
V ' -.- i-vl?are ag-enta for Ik. ..r. . w
ni lilBBS ACQ'S Xfi VTDrrOf ffll.
yaimere. the Beasly Cotton Tipi r- I OcVfe:
declTTEWAY . Schul '
. ALSO. ' .
Y.AKMY OF; SPLENDID '
NOKTn CAROilNIAXS TO LUY
SOME , pv M VMkONIFICENT
-'" ' '. ' ! .. ..
irfinia -
Cassimere,
1 , i
Fall ana mwmii
ln? n 1 - ' r jv .
tar.v circles and thosA wfltlil-r- rirPr,- "a" wguiuoonce, It was
- . - T . IT I f Prompted rather by Mr.;B!aie a Wood
'
1
HEDIICK.
fullv select A ainnt o. L i
papfe and Fancy
,Goods BohUShoea, Hats. ClnAu. d7
,the -Fall and
Dishing Gooda, Ac, for
Trade.
stock addr&fs of last summer, and was
gland's war ships not proposed nor'received' as in the'na-
are sailing with militarv st&res, for Jure of a Peace ) offering. Mr, Blaine
.f'; :V- - ir-j.- 19 no doubt technicallv correct in this
ia!
i
certain militarv points ia tho Medi
terr-inean?
It is true th
field hns stronrzl 'opposition in his tests .in executive sessions,, and that
rrPAt rivfl! iin.l thofl.lpr rf rn. t "avc piKuuc-iiuy uuiu aiueiriorces
A
-
LADIES'
statement, but there is no denial of U! AkffTfll S iUEfi nfla.
the fact that h(o and Mr. gonkling act- WILMINulON. (& WtLDON
ed in entire concert in tlm rpo.nnt. rnV i . ' - ' ' -i: t
the Eirl of Beacons- ed in entire concert iu the recent con-
RAILROAD I COMPANY
HPHE BEST HUTTON
I These frooda
i , i f .i t-. '.' wcacanriK. i... i
1 I n r I filCC : l? lDeIVorrn markets arid with v.n?U
KIU LrLU VES. ft2Lfnd requirement? oVl: I1
stack. . ' "" iV-examnation Uf1;
Wholesale Deal
and will offer themTaTe bTrgX T
posite party Mr. jGladstone, and (o tivo political spoils
ovevcome the public prejudice. whi:c,i
this disiir.gnishe4 CJmnioner' h3
wrought .in the minds Gft!i British
public, egainsit a yrr.r jcvitjj Bnsi in as an
.:ly of Turkey wo;i'.d boeq livaient to a
victory for tbe. English Premier like
Office of Gjjn'l Superintendent
Z Wilmington, N. C., Nov, 10, 18
On"
and after
n:i'':i
Sundav. Nor: 11th. ? 1R77
t W t 7 " J 1
A contributor to a. -Fcientific naner as3$n?.er tr.a"s'on the Wilmington A Wei-
. . I 1 l una itauroaa will mn as rr.lir.vr a .
unta Hint of Plevna for tne Iai?
ari p, for this is the laint
siono ha
3
I find that under very favorable DAY MAIL ANDEXPRESS TRAIN. dailJJ
encue stances it is just possible to see, f Leave, Wilmington, Front Sti Depot I
while in FgUind, a church in France ArrWiiZ:::::. 3 25 P M
wun unassisted vision.. In Uhe direction eave-weiddn; ..... ...... J... H 45 P M
IX THE CITY FOR $1.75.
L'ARIOSO OPERA COLORS 7oc-
HEDRICJX,
oct
A. WEILEjAgen't,
U ' y- V, Market
r
oition Mr. Glad
i
that has been rendered w
tenable by recent event
threatening of
tenable
left,
S:pn
po-
and
of Calais the coast of Artois is very flat, T)P .Vont suK,n
-. . ' i I r-r "i..... ... iuu x ill
and on the 20'di at. March ! last 1 found NIGHT. AlAJL. AND EXPRESS TRAIN.
throusih niv tcTescone a Lin'e ' rhmv.h V.r DAILY .RXHEPT sJnwn a v '
DRESS GOODS,
1 nigh un
, and the
ritish interests, by
the auticipatedj fallj of Constantio; .
Mr. Glr.dstppo ia j no dpiibt a l. c
scholar, and a nidn of many accom-
IMisnmentf, but that he is no States
- - 3
man Ins own rccqrd, proves. His die-
establishment of the; Irish Church liss
.proven- rn nnwi se
blowVthat has beenl
tho foundations of th
ment We'ciire not
7 05 PM
2 20 A M
.cathedral a few mih-s to the westward rL v;i: ;i?-:ioJ
ot L ula.t; and I couliji alse see it distinctly I -P0 at...
I .. . " I Arrir-o nf Wolri
through. an opera glass; but I certainly Leave Weldon; daily ZiZZ'Z'i: 3 35 A M
was astonished on the evening in question I fit Wilmington, Fro-nt St.
to find that' I could jusf distioguidf it .tOTJ "25
with the naked eve; as a tiny dark sneck r .e. on for a11 Points .'North via. Bay Line
against the bright horizon -skt.
tion wiietber there are many
even, hours in' any j one year
step and .the fi; .t san-e results-could be obtained!
struck in sapping
... i
isritish govem-
.fliether tho es-
b.nd bo Episr
or ! Roman
that the
and denned lmprosaion. They suffer leSsLstrong hold upon th 'confidence of influence has been brought to" bear on thos"
from wear, cost .lass, and -are healthier "for the peoplo has been! evidenced bv the Pemocrats Tote.d with Senator Coxik-
-1 . . ,-, . jius u;atnaw wuiiruiiDc tne 'ew l oik an-
f .. Ul muuouauuiio poinimenps. Aiost, or tnem, however, are
that were made last" summer, directly not men to be er ilj .led, and it is proba-
tkt ompsoilors to handle. ' - -
Great doubts have often been thrown
-on alleged cases of burial alive, but the
Lonllon Lancet merlons a recent most
undoubted ease at Naples. The grave.in
which a womanuhad been interred having
been opened for the reception of another
body revealed the cjeareit proof of his
drcdfulr circumstance. Tue poor crea
ture had torn her clothes to pieces and
; even fractured her limbs in her effort to
releasa herself. The doctor who signed
the certificate and the municipal officer
who "sanctioned the interment have been
sent to jail for three months for '-'involuu-
tary manslaughter."
The monument commemorative of the
irroat fire cA London bore at first the in-
scription : "This pillar was set up in per
petual remembrance, of that most dreadfil
burning of this Protestant city bequest,
carried on by ye treachery and malice' of
ye Popish faction in ye beginning of Sep
tember, in yo year of iur ; Lord 1GGS, in
order to ye carrying on their norrid plot
. for extirpating ye Protestant religion and'
old English liberty and ye introducing
Popery and slavery.!' This inscription
(imputing what was "absolutely ground
less) was erased by James J., rccut by his
son-in-law "William, and finally obliter-
' ated by the CommorwCouucil in 1831, the
year of the Reform bill.
It is reported in London that, chiefly
through tho inatrumeatality of the Prin
cess of Wales, the Quean has come to the
relief of the Prince, who has for years had
to bear costly charges which, ' had not his
mother retired from active representation,
would have .been borne by her, and has
put down $1,000,000 to discharge' his
liabilities, which became so pressing aa to
cau the aalo of his bandringhara stock a
Pew months ago. This is probablv true.
kecanse matters could sot have gone oa
much longer as theyhad been, and the
Queea. knows perfectly " well that If the
Government. were to ask Parliament for
further assistance for the Prince, seme
Radical members would infallibly want to
know what becomes of tho great -sum
giren o her for representation. !
In one of Murphy's temperance ' mee
ings in Troy, a ('terrible - example" was
introduced to the audience. He had been
brought !from. the jail for the purpose,
having been sentenced to imprisonment,
with the alternative of fine, for drunken
ness, lie was recognized as a sot who
had once been a respected and prosper
ous merchant. Ue told the story of his
downward course, and so 'affected '.his i
1 iL.nl ... ..
Gladstpne made' a fatal mistake for. "" reis luac l-ney immeateiy contributed
himself and ibis party as,' well as for the money to Pa his fine-
the future of the British f'crovernmeht
policy, of attempting to
Th j Day Train makes close connection at
Weldon for 'all - boints North via Pn T.W
I d&ilr. fcirpnt Snn-o- an1 Jail. t : -r.
q ties-J mor.d and all rail routes. ! I
days, or t,1?01"'0. make3 cIse connections" at
. . Wf Idon for all points north via Richmond 1
u'hen: the Sleeping Cars attached to all Night Trains.!
i i a. ijuri;, u. r. a. i
JOHN F. DIVINE, General Snot.
. nov 12 . . .
pjANDSOMEJGOODS CHEAPER
! I THAN ANY ONE ELSE
CALL AND EXAMINE.
Remember weare riot Persisient. . ;
' AtSililKV Til k t m
from thoeffectsof ESj
Abusea in earlv uL 0rf,M
hood IaToaKDiilr
to Marriiee tmZt slt I
method .of treat.r Ser
and remarkabirl1
uooks and circular, BCnt 0
uowAan At80cuTioi Ala v
Ninth St, PhiladdpU V:
An Institution buying 'h&Kl
""v"' pruieagionai will.
FASHIONABLE DANCING
SCHOOL
dee 7
"JSB- Buy or never Bny. mj
HALL
the j Day
Mozart Salooi
L
41 M2BaZZ7ZrB?S
pASHIONABLE DANCES o
j vunuren.
Tbfi CiAa mA ftl. r .
in SIX Le8sonrLT i , un V"ce. t.ugh
reeMer7Monday night at 8 p. a'
uniiarnn'a
tabliehed Church in Ens
copalian, Presbyterian
Uatholic ; tne very fact
Church and State are sd intertwined
and soldered together, find that the
whole structure of, I he government is
bnilt upon this foundationals sufficient
reason to justify the opinion that Mr
partahburafi & A,
Thursda v and ln7 " ' ...V1"' i ne8(3J.
EggKog o Christmas .t Fr
Morning
aov 7 '
J. n. bAiletI
THE OLD GUUEHDON
i . f i i , i
if his line of!
separate Church from State, as per
sisted ir. That the ex-Prcdier hs9 a
WASDIXGJ0X LETTER.
HEADQUAllTEIi'S FOR LAGEIi ! NOW IR ITS GLOR V ,
DID YOU THY THE NE WARK BEER ? S8E W. D1CK8EY prldile'
HrK K nv TIaI 1 TV. . 11 .1 and TPllT ln 1 - A A- .P. . . I '
TTrt-p-r T m-.- 4- it. BKr . - . Im CT' """a'ua A uul auu Jjageieiie ""'"K'ww wan on fin Trlendi -aad
now Route to thoMountams Tables. joiin haar, jb?. :f , ; . " . " i,.
dec 21, - r ProririPtnr i U1U CU8lome oi the bour Th
r r II i . I
beat Win, Whiakeya and bjsten alwaji
of Wdstern No. Ca.
WAsniNTON, D. C, Dec. 31,' 1877.
There is no doubt but a ereat' deal cf
after thn nnKUcof fon I Af 1T- n? a- mY as iitely that a larger as a inialle
cfnn., 0 ! L , number will, if the same nominations are
stores pamphlet nppu.jtho. same sub- again made,vvote with the : New York
ject. jisue enemies cf tho Entish gov- senator. Some may do' as .Senator Tihfr
erhment at linmf! ark mr, f 5!rt f.,,,. maI1 iiieluse .to vote cuher way If
'i i L t ' ' . ' there is jo choice as to efficiency and hon
ed by tbo present ppty.m power than Testy between those Mr. Hayes wishes to
tno armed oues jajbroad.' "Decided turn out and those hq wishes to put. in,
action for England cannot be deferred t 3 no?lcilJ?r
muph ouger .after tho asamblmg of ndtglibors'fi-quarrels.? f Nine times out of
parliament, and tben-r-wLut txen -may ten tnose wno do so are soundly punished
be the whole cf Europe will be con
vulsed in- war. j In tlio meantime tbe
Prims Minister of England has in
ey,e io the iviudward andis endeavi
rimia IXUW ROUTE TR X'flW nPvv
A, to the travelling public. Passenger trains
leave daily the Iepot of the 0. & C. K. II.
in Columbia at.l2:45p. m., and arrive at ter
minus of S. & A. R. R. at 8 p. m., wfhere!
clo3e connection is made with four-horse
coachest for ' Flat Rnnlc. TTpt,,?
i iiwwwmus MimnUUf on hand.
issued in Wilmington, North Carolina.) Octo- dec 8 " ' !
ber lotrk 1877. . I ' ' ' 1 , "
The Corps of Contributors wilh include
AsteviUe and Warm, Sprinffg. Passengers seJ&l of; the jnost distinguished authors
.....-..uuaBw-gu iDroBjrn orlie over at . 4 preseni aay. A. serial story, poems.
3it. Tryon, where the fare, is excellent, and sketches,-reviews, scientific 'and historical ar-
Just Come.
resame their journey early, next mqrning ticles wjil appeir in every ' number. " The PHATfLOT OF FINE JEWELRY order-
and thereby enjoy some of the finest moun- Magdzme will contain only original-litera- 4 K I ' i 1 I
tain scener.fcon the-Ifoward Gap turnpike, to 0 : : -I .. . ed by me for, the Chriatmaa tradr trr re
be found in Western North Carolina- , The South Atlantic States will he thofouirh- ' .".-t ,h '
Arrangements hare been made with the A7 canvassed by an energeticgPnt. ' ' thifl morning andia now open for inipectlou.
.V f'i f, fr round trip tickets at Subscription one year $3. - Single copy 26 , ; . .1 , '
the fo.lowmg rates : , , cnts. ' . 1 co f There are many things amoig them new
From WiU to Flat Rock and retrJ.'7SRK ! ', 'ADVERTTSIMfi Tinwc " ' i ' j S - 7 iCm
- V A swrfle aSd ' "turn;-$19.85. 1 Pfe one year $120; Pipage one year $75 : PJX" cheap which xny friendl aad toe
e S iSYk"111 SPnnSs and return, Page one year $50 ; pipage one "year $36 nrihi;U V " . ' ""M'r
. SAI$25tJ85 " .;, " 1 1 Pa one insertion; $25; page one iner- pubI,c e?e"j are invited to eail and in-
1 tO HenaerSOnvillA artA ralmn tlOn. S15: lZ? nftw nna inonri;nn tin. ' i ii
oring. by a littl wise diplyinacy to
stave off any ac'tion until be ia ready
for the tray. j: I i I
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HELL- FIUC A.D DaYlATID.
Canon Farriarjon the, other side of
the pend, and thbj Beecjier cn this side
of- it, eeema to haye-i sei ;tho river of
theologicai discussion on firk and f
flames appear to be getting rathl
warm in nie already uncomfortable at
mosphera. of ewj York. Strange to
say, some of tho theologians, who have
been preaching the caption to this ar
ticle for tli9 past forty or fiftyvykaTs.
with a full oelief in its efficacy towards
recalling tbe sinner frp.m the' error o
his ways, are' beginning jto doubt
now their own knowledge ' on tho eub
ject.na witne83 tbe following, whicb we
clip from last Monday's Aunt
A number of the. preacherL of thia
city aennea thejr position on the queg
tion of Uell yesterday; "Tho otthodc
doctnno found oarn i t a,nd outspoken
aeienders in the lieyj Air.
Fulton
Baptht, theTtv. Messrs, Corbitt and
Stole, Metbodiat, "tbe Kev. Nevins
Woodside, Fresbyteiian, and other di
vines.
while the Universalist side nf
tno controversy was represented by the
Kev. Messrs. Pullman. Sweetser and
Gunnison aadthe Rev.M-3. Ilanaford.
The last-named minii.ter remembers
havingbeen told by Honry Ward
Baecher's sister, five years," sco. that
he was a Univerealist. "althoni?h tho
llsv. Mr. Steele was able to a note a
passage from one of Beecher'e sermons,
published in 1870, which was soundly
orthodox in it3 sentiments. Bi3hop
Snow's theory is that the wicked will
lie raised at tho last day ohlv to ho
for it:
A vear azo when the widow Oliver, of
jims cay, comm need suit against Simon
(ameronaged eighty or more, for breach
oi promise, ooDoay tnoucrht seriously, o
the matter. He. had debauched the poli
tics oi l'ennsyivama, beguiled a tribe of
Indians of its property, ad seduced one
Administration into givingiiin office. -But
it w as not believed he hid taken unfa'r
advantage of the widow. -However, it. j Is
now said on apparently good authority that
be has given her a thousand dollars rather
than have her tell in court what she knows.
Will some or e hunt. up ajsin this old man
nas rioi committed i . - j
j Murphy, the temperance lecturer, is to
be here soon. There Is rieed of him. There
arehere somethin!i over one ' thousand
licensed places for the sale cf liquor, being
one to every one hundred and fofty per
sons. There are prcbably as many more
wncre saies are maae without Ji .-ense.
" '. . GlTBDGE.
I HoStetter's Almanac. ,
Tho edition for 1S7S of the sterling Medi'cal
Annual, known as Hostpttpr's AlmaL.-
now ready, and nlay be obtained, free of
cost, of druggists and general country deal
ers in all parts of the United States and.
British America, and indeed in every civfl
ized portion of the Western Hemisphere, ft I
combines, with the soundest, practical ad
vice for the preservation and restoration of
health, a larg amount of interesting and
Hendersonville and tion, $15 : 14
.' $15,85. i j one insertion! $5. ' ' ' v spect
Lapt. . b. Klrkland. nf T. f!" .' f. 50 ner .pnt. rf(?it;ftn.) fn. .j....- .
mprlr,ftf th. a;L t: f V, "" iUi t." Vr. 7 iui verusements
C J1UB ft- win De present I u" tue magazine covers. , i , .
on the arrival of the trains at the terminus .Local subscriptions received and Maa
ol the b. & A. R. R., to see that passengers zine3 sold at the City Bookstores ' -
dec 21
J. H. ALLEN,
North Front al:
are provided for
. - . - ..iuuimuuui UK-
vn arrival oi trains passengers are re
quested to ask for Capt. Kirkland, Passenger I
ittusjjui lauuu Agent.
i ry iai3 new route.;
The Old ) Place.
rt , r. .
yoniracts ior aavertifieWr .nH o.K.i.
ST.ff.&S ?f Me83"' 'f" rjlHE OLD and favorite
july12
p. R. DUNCAN,' Pres't.
For the Best
jjOCK BEER, ALES,
Liquorf, go to II. MARCUS
Market street. We impor
WINES
All commrioa,ions should be .ddrVMdto i. ttuTS hll M 3 XX7
Mrs. CICERO W HARRTsJ- . read .11 I olS na N-Tr J
sePt j Editor and PmnVr. WAW Wi" Vw.rA""V?tJ!,1'
raw an q
bst Ales. Wine,. TnV"""
New River Oystera, to ita friendi anJpkt
rons. i - v h
Egg Hogg and Tom and ' JerrU
Christmas Day freb. i I 1 1
JOHN D. STELJES;
Proprietor.
THE SUN.
i
1S78.
NEW YORK.
1878.
As the time approaches for the renewal o " dec 22
mm
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AND ...r. PPaeA lor the
I ,,iwipUonil i11i, sua would remind its
& SON'S, No. :- r!JJh! it
I T "V vuuiuaio lur meir consideration
and bottle the fnd 8nPP't. Upon its 4-ecord for the past
i reu ycam n reuea ior a continuant, v.
Dest Drandi of Beer and ofieri rare induV hrfmP ant &enerona coKperat on FilG FrPTlPll
i I which have hitherto been Pxtpn I L xiuibll
menta to cnrchRHPrn r tTJ . -u wjU,4UIfl
i t ci T uuai icir ui me i iunn
Families eunniiwith r'l J Lh VM1. i8 four-pageAeif of 2ft
. . . r i j -rv--1 .1 " vuoigu i vviuuiuB, price uy man, ! post paid 65
fr,0i:. i ' 1 moniD,trso.5UDerrear. i
' I I I I ks-ri. rrcf Vxu" UI ia an
H. ftftarcus & Son
RHOCI
UST OPENED A
Straw Hats, Flowers,
miUnery.
FULL I LINE OF
Wo, 5,IV3arliet Street.
dec 21 ' WILMINGTON, N. C.
eight-page sheet of 66 columns, j While giv- FEATHERS, RIBBON8, LACESi Ac.
ing the news of the davJt also rn I ' 'i . ( i
amount of literary and misce!laheoumatter rAa" hne of rear HAIR SWITCHES,
bpecially prepared for it The ukAT Svs F12s 0ER PUFFS and CURLS, 1 1
has met with great succees. Post Daid - . J '
20 a year. t P HAIR SWITCHES
lAf b n ; T , -Afle weeKlWSUfl. I dLj " T, . corner or-1 ront, sa PormJr.
, imHi IIIOi I um Jtnow ihi WseiTlt Snu1? L 1 ' J -.
p M I1UAL WATCHMAKER AND en XB :"5fU". "S.-H Sate8
r?ne . -W- ifartet familieat IS wefce
close i out cheap.
i
amusing lightreading, and the calendar.as- f jeveiryac-jo$
trniiomlrnl I ktilriiln.tfnne '(hri . l.oncreu uere.
1 l-wM v H A WI I I III !' 11-4 I I
- ' I I
items, xc.t arelprepared with great care, and
will be found Entirely accurale. The issue
ofllostetter'sAlmanac Tor 1S7S, in the Eng
lish. German, French, Welshi- Norwegian
5s wedish, Holland,. Bohemian and Spanish
languages, wfill in all' probability be the
largest editionfof a medical wjork ever pub
lished in anyoountry. The proprietors
Messrs. Hostetter & Smith. Pittsburgh va
on receipt of a two cent stamp will forward'
a copy by mail to any person who cannot
procure one in his neighborhood. i
i ' ,
south rnoxxT
sr.! I
Our
QARDEN CITY tfdime Cigar, guaran
teed the finest in the city for the money.
dec 2r ' KASPROirinv.
strefiL Y.fa. n r ?L IsfV?re .eicome pages weeklv. and WJJLU J--
" ' v.'- oture.; - Willi! regard it in tde light 6f eaide conTiBPllnr
an experience. of twelve years with-Bron friend. Its news, editortS aSultura?
& Anderson. - Will renair WaW. a and literari dpnmM 5. Ti1,"?.'1'
Jewelry at lower rates than ever Wm jom-nat for the family and fire.lrl t..L,
fcred bere., ONE DOLLAR ayear, postpaid? Tliiapric!
Alot of Jewelry on Land wheh will be ? I SSkSS? "Sf; " &P
in i.Ifc Jl CiiT . clQs oi ten, with
iy casa, we will send an extra rnrw if An
DOT 2
i 1 - . ' n a a;ur irpp.
. 1 - I A rt1 WAAa UI ! U I 113 II ran 1 w
JVew FaintinEatfiMi .TM sun,
New York City.
nounce
,ehine JNioul
Some
c . Buaa co. 810 1 S25 f 2K .I!5f " .b
r, mn. rt,n. ' n7": , '""S"141
Mr' ecDte aU order, fo cTt.T.CffliStK
'I PAINTING
in all ita branches, promising
l.&vSnMm TANKS, !n rixid ord.r
FURW
Offers Workstands
Kattan Tonii
1 And mike to order
Fine Goods for Xmas Fresen
For Sale. I Chamber Sete, &c, &c,
coad r r Market JffS??y,SSJSS'E -4p5y
. -. ........ ... ,j . v.t'ci (UnL UISIM IVilnrcfM.
nov C
Solicits an iuspectioh of fine lot of
Feathers, Hair j&cr, ( ,
J8No Goods misrepresented, and no
tmnl.lrt in ahrW n dec 1 i