The Daily Review.
JOSH. T. JAMES, Ed. and Prop
WILMINGTON, N. C.
THE GREENBACK (DOLLAR.
1 be World in an editorial prints I the
following table, giving the average val
ue of the greenback dollar in the New
York market, for tlie past! fourteen years:
TUESDAY MARCH 26, 1S78.
VIEWS AND REVIEWS.
A London hoste?s apologized to Count
Schouvaloff the other night at a political
party for the stupidity of a servant vdio
had announced him as Count -Shuffle-off ;
but as the Austrian and German repre
sentatives were announced immediately
after under the names of Beast and Mon
ster, the Russian diplomat passed on smil-
ing.
Years
18G4..fc.'.
18G5....,
18GG
18G7
18G8
18G0
1870.....
1871
Cents, '
m eqid. ! l ears
town ; tho death! rate has reached 55
in 1,000. At Tiflis all the doctors of
the Ked Cross Society are dead.
In the CaucEsas a plague is exDected
The Turkish prfsDners from Armenia
are all more or less infected with dis
Cents easef a.n(1 Yhererer they po epidemics
iono
in gold.
w in their train. At Penza small-
.. . . 49.2 1872 l 4 o vx and mra-lea aro so rife that public
.....C3.3 18T3.:..!.!87;9 8?hooJst 1 institutions hax3 been
uiuaeu oy jroTernment order. ue oi
ficial repoit gives an invalid to every
house. Near St. Petersburg tb.9 black
Bmaii-por,n lorm ct 1 h j Persian plague,
has broktu oui amoccr the Turkish
prisoners at Gatchiaa, and is causiug
great alarm in tho Capital. A mcnth
ago 10,000 Kick and wounded were at
Sistova awaiting removal, eo matjy cf
wuom were suiiermg from typhus that
it was proposjed to have typhus specials
10 carry inose so aiiitcted. f '
71.0
.....72.4
f t r
:.... i.O!
75.2.
.. . ..87.0,
.:...89.5
Jpo
1874.. J.
1875.
187G
,1877.
!187!8.
.89.9
...8G.9
,..89.G
,..98.0
A TEARING INDIAN WAR PRE
DICTED, i'
i i
Mr. Spencer, Chairman of tlie Senate
Military Committee, I) who claims to
know, from personal observation and
careful examination, nrpdir-ta t'not
; t ST --www WUMU
May prominent Cubans of Havana at
tended a meeting in that city, Tuesday,
- ... . - - .. I tliara tJ11 U T . 3- ! I
oenaior J'.anaoipD, 01 ew.jer&ey, is an T6,ca,cl1' . xuuiau ar and unanimously adopted a resolution
inventor. Amoug the ingenious exhibits next summer that behave ever had; that native? of 'the Province of Cuba
of American labor-saving machmerv at the itiai me iQaiars are mad j at oat the should make some public manifestation
x -n';' I .-vlutJ icueiyeu in m repudiation of the recent meeting of
cmne contrived by the ben .tor ana capa- oeing forced to leave their old re- the Cuban refugees in New York, and de
.B0o llvn ittUU ieBa Clare their hearty agreement in and sup-
,.: ... .u,. " . PT; "tV onr!8ent Dopartmc, and the whole number of inL
""" ' ? n.,oraptlle Indians 8Urgents yet to be surrendered is varU
"UCT" l"f. T ; v 6 !T6 t;m9 I t6ep. P PrPer ousl- imatcd at from 2,000 to 4,000.
of 'men
in
garrisons. He
sandals inlaid with cold. Mrs. Tom l is therefore in favor of irerpaKinfr tho
lirassey naa a gorgeous train reseniDiing a 1 ngnung iorce ci tiie army.
peacock's tail, that floated from her shoul
dcrs not her waist: and Lady Manraret hiuls iu 'KAftCE
Beaumont carried in her hand a bouquet Ifc seems almost impossible, eays the
worth a king's ransom. NNew lork Sun, for this government to
The New York Bulletin of the 19th undertf ke Jfop without abuse of
Kina creeping m. It - is now
says the exports from that port during the
past week reached the unprecedented total
of $S,154,874; that is to say, a trifle in
excess of those of the heavy aggregate of
the week before last. The list includes
8,400 case of cartridges to Cronstadt, val
ued at $253,000. Also, $985,000 cotton,
wheat, and $494,000 bacon to British
ports. .
It is stated that the new Pope adopted
his title in thiswise. Tho pro-Secretary
of State during the cor clave was about to
send oft' a message after the election, when
it occurred to him that the title by which
the new Pope was to be proclaimed was
yet unknown. "By what means,' be asked
"does your Holiness cIioofc to be mane
known?'' "Who is -the patron saint to
il a Y l 1 "M. Leo I lien announce mo
as Leo Xlil. ' ,
Mrs. Bowers, the most popular actress, in
California, narrates a singular experience
which recently happened to her in that
city. She says that she was eating dinner,
en some one tapped her on the shoulder
ua voice said: "I am J. W. .Rover
- have just been hanged at Keno, but 1
a innocent." She looked arouud, but
could see no one, and she soon learned
that Hover had been handed at that time,
his' existence.
The Nashville Banner says, from our
State exchanges we glean the information
that the present wheat crop will yield
some
comp;ained by U:e exhibitors for the
Paris exposition that the Constitution,
which has just Eaiiedlfrom Philadel
phia, was so overloaded' with naval
officers and others who Ranted to go
to the exposition at the 'public expense
tnat out a comparatively Frazil amount
i t
of freight, only cue hundred tons, was
carried. The number was so great that
i . i. - i. , ,
ic was necessary to put two m a oertii
It
They have a very useful society in
Philadelphia, an association of rich busi
ness men who, w-nen an o4d merchant
i
fails, unless there is fraud involved, pen
sion him off libera ly 'for life, j The names
Of the pensioners are kept secret, and it
is given out that their wives had a
little 'income, or that rich relatives have
purchased annuities for them, or some
harmless fiction is resorted to. Oddly
enough, thduh they are thus generous to
the unfortunate tradesmen, they will not
start him again in business.
and sviing hammocks
s on uccis.
cost $40,000 to fit put the sihip for sea.
It is contemplated I to send several
more naval vessels with good?, and the
f-xperienee will no doubt bo the fame
as with' the Constitution. would
betttf to
havo been much b;
tetid the
goods by private conveyance. It
A Suzsresfion to the Traveling
" . - r-
Public.
Tourists;, emigrants and mariners find that
Ilostetter's Stomach Bitters is a medicinal
safeguard against unhealthful influences,
upon which they can implicitly rely, since
it prevents the ellects that an unhealthy
climate, vitiated atmosphere, unaccustomed
or unwholespme diet, bad water I or other
conditions unfavorable to health would
otherwise produce. On long voyages, cr
journeys by land in latitudes adjacent to
the equator, it is especially useful as a pie-
ventive of the febrile complaints and dis-
Correc d Every Thursday by j
PETTEWAY & SCHULKEN,
CIUSlMlBaiUN MEKCHArfTS
J ' AND PRODUCE BROKERS,
I "WlLKISSTOX, N. C.
wEoi,sniviiii miens.
&Syhe following quotations represent the
wholesale prices generally. In making up
imall orders higher uricea have to be charged.
u cnivn ' i 1
UiUJUiJlU VJ UilUJ ...... I
Double Anchor i
Doable Anchor "A"....... f
Standard Domestic........ J
BACOX North Carolina,
Hams, ft fi
Shoulders, 1? lb........ -
bides, J ID........
VTestern Smoked
Hams...L
Sides, fi
Shoulders
Dry Salted
Sides, V E
Shoulders, 3? ..M
BEEF Livewehrht...:.
BARRELS Spirits Turpentine
Second Hand, each
13! Q 113K
13
12
12
7
9
15
'8
3
5
BEESWAX &
Northern
BUTTER North Carolina lb
Northern, 4? &
CANDLES Sperm 2
Tallow, lb
Adamantine, set...
CHEESE i
Northern Factory, ? ...
Dairy cream, lb.....
State, y B
COFFEE Java, V lb..
Rio, &
Laguyra, y lb
CORN MEAL 3 bushel....
COTTON TIES V 2
DOMESTIC
Sheeting, 4-4 y yard.
Yarn, ii bunch
Jf ISM
Mackerel, No. lj bbl....l6 0
No. 1, y bbl ; 8 7
Mackerel, Ao. 2, i bbl.... 13
No. 2, V JA bbl 7
1 75 . 2 00
"2 00 I
25 26
8 00 10 00
00 14 0?
15 25
25 35
.25 40
00 00
J12 12
U 14
14K ' 15
00 13
30 ZZH
1 19
22
72 75
4 6
D5
Miscellaneous.
DR, PIERCE'S
i STAND ASD
i ! REMEDIES
Are not advertised" as "cure-alls''
but are specificsin tlie diseases for
HAfURAL pSELECTIO-
Investigators of natural science
have demonstrated beyond contro
versy, that 'throughput the animal
kingdom the "survival of the fittest,"
is the onlyjlawthat vouchsafes thrift
and perpetuity. Does not the same
principle govern the commercial
prosperity of man ? An inferior can
not supersede a superior article. By
reason of superior merit, Dr. Pierce's
Standard Medicines have outrivavled
all others. Their sale in the United
States alone exceeds one million dol
lars per annum, whiles the amount
exported foots up to several hundred
thousand more. JNo business could
grow to sucli proportions and rest
anv other basis than that of
upon
merit
Dli. SAGE'S
5 50
6 25
7 00
7 00
7 50
8 00
Mackerel, No. 3 V bbl.;. ..00 00
Mullets, y bbi: 3 50
N. a Herring, bbl...... 5 00
Dry Cod. V m
FLOUR Fine. ' bbl
Super, Northern, "ft bbl
Extra do . " V bbl,
Family " y bbl...
City Mi3IEx,.Super y bbl,
Family bbl,
" Ex. Family bbl,
Peruvian Guano, ?.2000 &is.54 00
Uaugb's Fnosphate " 00 00
Carolina Fertilizer " 45 00
Ground Bone, "
Bone Meal "
' Floar
Naraea Guano,
Incomplete Manure "
v nanu s rhospnate 4
" I ""-""-J
00 20 00
5 9 0C
50 I 00 0(
50 0 0C
10 fif
3 75
8 00
1 0
0 00 5 00
6 00
6 50
8 00
7 25
7 75
8 25
55 00
00 00
51 00
" 00 00 40 00
" 00 00 45 00
" 00 00
" 50 00
" CO 00
" 00 00
" 00 00
47 00
55 00
67 00
70 00
70 00
00 00
won Id Liave involved rmieh legs expense, orders of the stomach, liyer and bowels,
ami much. less dissatisfaction.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
Oar inmortarid exports tables for the
tweiva months endiug with Decem
ber last are cow coriipleteiy made up
and v.-o are able to ee wh it we have
done iu trading with the outside worldj
Oar total imports were $504,013,000,'
being an iucreaso of $12,195,O0O over
the preceding year; arjjd pur exports
which are apt to attack natives of the tern
perate zones sojourning or traveling in such
regions, and it is an excellent protection
against the influence cf extreme cold, sud
den changes of temperature, exposure to
damp or extreme fatigue. It not only pre
vents intermittent and remittent fever, and
other diseases of a malarial type, but eradi
cates them, a fact which has been notorious
for years past in North and South America,
Mexico, the West Indlos, Australia an
other countries
Of coin and bullion
429,5G1, a decreas
averar
one third more iu
any previous year since, the war. Per
sons who arrive on the daily trains state
that the wheat crop on all the roads
leading into this city looks exceedingly
well, and that the chances for a large
crop are very flattering. Some yellow
shoots have caused some persons to sus
pect the presence of the Hessian fly, but
it Ms only a suspicion yet, and it is hoped
to be unfounded in fact. The amount of
land sown in wheat this season is no
doubt larger than ever before known in
this section of country.
Prayers have commercial value in Iowa.
The executor of an Iowa estate w as ap
proached by a clergyman who wanted to
buy a horso 'belonging thereto. It was
really worth 25, but the executor had
put the price at $125. Finally a com
promise was effected, the preacher having
offered $75, an offer which the executor
feared he might withdraw, and probably
would withdraw if a drop were made at
once from $125 to $75. The executor
took $75 in cash and $25 in prayers, the
minister and his congregation being bound
a 4. t .... . n
rrt AHA. f i ita T .? i I at i H nn i' rr tufa l'1 1
lvi J AJ l lilt. i iitiuua vru lnu oiv
cessive Sunday's for tho welfare, temporal
and spiritual, of the widow.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis is described as be
ing at present a very stout, very intelli
gent, and very amiable-looking woman.
Her face is round,jshe has a large and ex
pressive mouth, and black hair streaked
with crav. She is kind-hearted: and is
said by a coriipondent of the Times of
Chicago to be much liked in Memphis,
especially by young people. Mr, Davis
is very thin, and looks very old and hro-ken.-
Their eldest daughter, a gentle
and graceful young woman, is married
and lives in Memphis. They have two
other childe, one a girl of sixteen now
at school in Germany, whither Mrs. Da
vis took her last summer, and the other a
young man now in Memphis, Jefferson
Davis, Jr." lie is about twenty-two years
of age. Ho has her large, but not liand
come face, and is an awkward, loquaci
ous, good natured sort of an over
grown boy. The Davis family is com
paratively poor nowf and Mrs. Davis Ire-
. l 1 AM, tf
queawy anuaes 10 - our poveiy m s jocu-
nr way,
h than'.' that-of from the preceding year; and! we im
JC WinCT tZVTI7MCIrfc-
SlSTX ml Hanufactdr,
.V, n inc. wuklu.
we exporrea im,-
of , $10,550,000
THE
ported $23,752,138, beinl a decrease1
of $10,700,000 from: the preceding
yeay. We lost, there-
year S13.C71.000 ld
does not fofiow iroin
that wo Lav-; lav
the country now 'ha:
begii ning of- tiro yt:
contrary, we havi
for our miuea yie
IB
"cfro, dhrirg the
l.i.u : 'sjilvor,.' If
thi-l hwwijrVMr,
rjd.ij'.I N"i'rr in
i W- lt:d '.-., i .:
A 1 877. 1 Oa tiie
Cincinnatii Chicago and St. Louis
urivz t!:o vt3,ir
on
1.7 S13.
9 J . tr .
raw silk, $5,201,000 Indissj
$7, 745,000; , chemioip; r .
1 1
ded d
$35,000,000, of wi' Ich "wje i
i
077,000, the balarjoa .remaiu ing at home
Our import of arlielebfre9 of dutv
was $178,210,000, ihi leading! items
being coffee, ; 01,30,000; hides and
skins, $17,924,000; t. 16 072,000;
rjubberk
40,000;
rags, $3, 188,000; tu ,iu blocks and
bars, $2,100,000. Of dutiable ilrticles
we imported $32D,7UG;J)(X) the leading
items btitjg tngar and molasses,
887,912,000 ; iik I goods 1 $15,
175,000; woolen goods, .$35,000,000;
flax and flax goods, 21,000,000. -
The leading tsp jrts we're- cotton.
$100,000,000; wljeat, $07,039,000; eorji,
$43,524,000; flour,S21,537;)00; ilinmi
natingoil,$57,3GG,Gt0;(bacon provisions
and beef)r$49,0p0,000,lard,$23)489,006;
cheese, $13,529,000; 1 pork, $204,200;
firearm?, $5,052,000 leather! $o,926,
000; machinery, 3,553,000;! oil cake,
$4,276,000; rosin and turpentine, $2,
350,000; tobacco, $24,901,01); refined
sugar, $3,747,000; lumber, $5,292,000;
staved and headings, j $3,444,000. Our
total exports exceeded the imports
$167,000,000
.!
l'.erger&Bruta'sRos." " 00 00
Wilcox, Gibb & Co.. ma- 1
nipulated Guano.... 48 00 ?G7
QLVtA y Zj.. q
GIIAIX Corn,3tore," 561ba 72
Corn, cargo, y 56 Jbs 60
Corn, y el., y bushel. None.
i uats, y bushel 50
ireas, ccw, y busnJ...j.... 95
HIDES Green, y ib .... .... G
Dry, y ft .... j 10
HAY Eastern, y 100 iba... 1 10
.North River, y 100 lbs.... 95
HOOPIROX y ton. 60 00
LARD Northern y lb 9
North Carolina y ft 11
LIME y bbl 1 25
LUMBER City steam sa'wd
SbipBtuflresawedMftd 00 27
Rough ede plank, y M ft. 22 00 25
West India cargo, accord-
ing to quality, y 14 ft...l5 00 18 00
Dressed tfooring,seasoned. 20 00 35 00
bcantling and boards, com
50
15
75
62
60
1 00
viy
1 20
1 05
085 00
10
12)4
0 00 1
00
00
mon,
y M ft.
..15 00
Patentees and sole manufacturers of the Stauc
arl Novelty and Monarch Billiarl Tables.
Billiard Materials, Ten-Pin Balls and Pins f
lowest martet trices. KsJ Send for Catalogue.
feb 28-5w tues-sat
Just Arrived.
! 1 i
300 Bus. Fresh Meal, -SOO
Bbls. Flour all grade
200 Bbl Molasses,
- j -. . .
75 Bbls. Sugar,
SO Boxes D. S. Meats, !
. iiee, Tobacco, Snuff,
CofTee, Lard Candj';
I Crackers, &,e.
DINFORI), LOEB & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers.
LOSS OF. LIFE IN AVAR.
Too JSunt summarizing reports of
Kus3ian correspondents, gives tho fcl
lowing tipoa the ilircctjaud incidental
jnortality of tho Russian campaign
against the Turks : J j ! I '
The Russian Government officially
estimates its loss of soldiery at over
80,000, bat there has been, ptobably,
quite as large a lofs of Russian sub
jects, other than military, from mala
dies arising out of tho wari At, Akx
andropol, owing to the passage through
tho town, since the war began, of 70,
000 sick and wounded, and the neglect
of the sanitary authorities to take the
requisite precautions jlhere is so much
disease that all it ho can1 have left the
Office Tkeasu-seu & Collector,
. - Cxtv of Wilmisgto.n!, X. C.
February 21st, 1S73.
Notice.1
"g Y RESOLUTION of the Board of Alder-
men, all License Tax-Pavers in arrears on
MONDAY the 4th day of March, wiU be
reported to the Mavon.for trial. I .
All License Taxes are! payable monthly
in advance, and parties desirous of saving
cosi must come ana settle.
! . i HENRY SAVAGE,
feb 25 j Treasurer arid Collector.
CITV OF WILMINGTON, N. C.;
i
MAYOR'S OFFICE, March 21, 18T8
Police Uniforms.
IDS will be received by the ifayor until
no6n bf the 1st day of April. !
The Uniforics to be made of Cadet Gray or
Cue Cloih. 'V
The successful Bidder will be required to
gi ve a Bond for the performance of the " con
Itract according to specifications! '
" : j Si H. FI8HBLATE,
Mayor.
MOLASSES Cuba,hhdJgl
Cuba, bDls., y gal.'...1. 25
Sugar house, hhds. y gal. 25
"j " bbls. y gal... 27
- Orleans' Choice bbls. y gal. 40
NAILS Cut,!20dto4d,k'g 2 85
OILS Kerosene, y gal. 16
Lard, y gal 1 10
Linseed, y gal L. ...... 1 00
Rosin, y gal....". 20
PEANUTS y bushel.. 1 , 75
POTATOES - Sweet, y bus. 65
Irish, Northern, y bbl 2 50
PORK Northern, citvn, ess. 14 50
Thin, y bbl.... T.........00 00
Prime, y bbl (extra .......12 75
Rump, y bbi. ;...J 00 00
RICE Carolina, y lb.;..
East India, y lb.
Kough, bushel
RAGS Country, y lb.
g)23 00
37
40
20
60
3 75
17
1 45
1 10
1 40
1 00
75
3 00
15 00
00 00
13 00
C0 00
6H
00 00
75 1 00
em
Is Pleasant to Use.
. . .- -I
Gatarrh Remedy
Its Cures extend 'over a perod of 20
Iowa: Mrs Lydia "Wnifni cjuJ.,
N Y; J M Peck, Junction CiTyTroS
Henry Ebe, Bantas, Qal; Lr&rS??
minirs. Rantoul. Til. d
Charleston Four Corners N v- n1
F Hall, Pueblo, Cal: Wni, K pfartH?
man, ISamueJ's Depot, ICv- HpnJ"
Zobrist, Geneva, IY M& litu f
u'rr? Led
aslinort,Obio: AVW Wnrn xVrr?.
Jackson, Mich; Miss Mary A iv Z
Darien, Wis: John Zieirle rJJtFlr
Springs, Pa; James Tompkins St
Cloud, Minn; Enoch Duer; Pawner
City, Neb; Joseph T Millerfxlnk
Ohio, S B jS'ichol las, Galvptrt rr A
H LXaird, Unner Alton. iiuVrt!
Pavis, Prescott, Ariz; Mrs an "
Graham, Forest Cove, 6reff. . Cy
Golden Medical Discovery
Is Alterative, or Blood-cleansincr
- 1
I 'lav
Is Pectoral. 11 ' -I
Golden Medical Discovery
Is a Chola-o-ue, or Liver Stimulant
Goldon .Medical Discovery
;'.! .. Is Tonic. ' ' . . sj'.-
i Golden MedtViil ni
1
J
years.
i
1
Is sale constantly increases
I 7- SAGE'S
Remedy
Cures by its Mild, Soothing EfTeel
: 33X2. SAGE'S
Catarrh Remedy
Cures "Cold in Head" and Catarrh,
or uzo3iia
ft
PEAKS FO 'i ITSFLF
KocKPjlET, Mass.', April 2,. '77.
ivtPv Editor : Having read
1
yemr )aper reports of the remarkable
cures of catarrh, I am induced to tell
"what I knowibout catarrh," and
I fancy the'snuir" and "inhalin
tube" makers (mere dollar grabbers)
would be glad if they could embla
zon a similar cure in the papers, loi
2G years I suffered with catarrh. The
nasal jmssages became complete v
closed. "SnufT," "dust," "ashes,"
"inhalinff-tubes," ' and "sticks."
.wouldn't work, though at intervals
1 wouia sunt up the so-called' catarrh'
snuir, until I becamea valuable test
er for such medicines. I gradually
grew worse, and ;no one can know
how much I sullered or what a mis
erable being I was. My head ached
over my eyes so that I was confined
to my bed lor many successive davs
suffering the most inteii se lSnin
which at one time lasted contimi-
ousJy lor; 1G8 hours. All sense of
smell and taste gone, sight and hear4
ing impaired, body .shrunken and
weakened, nervous system shattered
and constitution broken, and I was
hawking and snittinir seven-eio-hly
of the time. I prayed for death to
relieve me of my suHe'ring. A favor
able notice in your paper of Dr.Sago's
Catarrh 'Remedy induced me to pur
chase a package, and use it lwith Dr.
Pierces JNasal Douche, which
By reason of its Alterative properties'
rV -"'st'ases or tne Ulood arid Skin
as Scrofula, or King's Evil- Turnn 12.
Ulcers, or Old Soret; Blotches" S'
pies; and Eruptions. By -vSturir
its Pectoral pronertiea. if.n"n,-' "if
wiia,, -iiiioac, ana Lung trectiotmi
lucipient Consumption; LlnirerinS
Coughs- and Chronicil
its Cholagogue properties ivnde it
r"rlu.," remedy lor Bilious
ness; Torj)id Liver, or! 'Liver Com
plaint;" and its Tojiic prLert ies"
make itcqually eflicacbos i J'dur ng
rndigestion. Loss of Appptite ai d
D3 spepsia. I t
Where-theskiiiis sallow and eov-
C1H WV,V bIotches a,1(l Pim vik:
where there are scrofulous swelling
and affections, a few bottles of Gold
en Medical Discovery will effect
entire cure. If you feel dull, dlSwy
debilitated, have sallow cplorj of
skin, or yellowish-brown spotso
faccor body frequent hdadache or
dizziness, bad taste in mnUu
nal heat or chills alternated with hot
SS IS 8P,r,s ad goniy fore--
ywJI18s irregular , annet itt
a. J "
iVuguuiaw:u, you are suffering froni
lorpid Liver, or Biliousness. lit
many cases of "Liyer Complaint '
only part of these symptomsre e
neriencpd Acit.1.
uvriv uusnoonun na if:
plies the
y, fiiD.; 1
00
5
ROP
SALT Alum, y sack.,
Lirerpool, y sack
American sack
Marshal's fine, y sack
Cadiz y sack.........
SUGAR Cuba, y Jb....
ii.tr orto Kico, y O...
A Co See, y
B y
c " v
ux! K) y a
Crashed V lb,
SOAP Northern, y &
SHINGLES Contract, VIM. 4 00
. Common, y M 2 25
Cypress saps y JI 5 50
iCjpress hearts, y M 6 00
STAVES W. O. bbl. y M.15 00
R O bhd. y E 00 00
Cypress, VII 10 00
TALLOW y ....... i.. 9
TIMBER Shipping y M ...12 00
Mill, prime per M. .....L 8 50
g Mill, fair per M I. 7 50
Inferior to Ordinary Jper M 4 00
WHII3KEY North'n,'per gl 1 23
18
I 28
IX
IX
6
CO
80
80
1 45
75
9X
10X
00
2
2
00
85
00
00
10
00i
10
9X
8X
11
?X
North Caroina. ner cal
WO 01- Unwashed, per fi...
Washed. Der lb
6 00
3 00
0 00
10 00
25 00
00 00
18 00
10
13 00
10 00
8 50
6 00
3 50
2 25
20
30
ap-
Werner & Prempert's Tonso-
rial Rooms,
. - 1
"VTOS. II, North Front! ud 7 South, Front
Streets. Satisfaction cruaranteed.
None but the most experienced workmen
emp'oyed in these establishments. I
ar Alanufacturers of Tonics, Ilair Oil,
voiogne, ivenovators, ujte, Ueautillers, 4c.(
o-c. . . 1 men 1
New PaintingEstablishment
. C 22. 3T7XK.XI dt CO-
rpiiE UNDERSIGNED respectfally an-
nounce their readiness ta execate all orders
for I ;' ...
BOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING
in all its "branches, promising promptness and
cmvieucy in execution ana low prices.
' Rooms on Second street hw
and Dock. 7 " -v
C. E. BURR.
nor 6
ADRIAJT WILLIAMS
remedy by hvdrostntie
pressure, the only vay cpmpatihle.
wnu common sense. Well, Mr. Edi
tor it did not ciire liie' in three
fourths otja second nor in one hour
or monthf but in less than eight min
utes I was relieved, and iu three
months entirely cured, and have Re
mained so for over sixteen '-months.
While using the Catarrh llemedv, I
used Dr. f pieree's 'Golden Meiical
Discovery to purify my ( blood and
strengthen niy stomach. I also kept
iny liver active and bowels regular
1.. 1.1. L .. v I '
oy me use or nis Pleasant Panrativo
Pellets. If my experience will in-j
auce otner surierers to seek the same
means of relief, this iletter will have
answered its purpose. "
Yours truly, i
S. J). IlEMICK.
A G.OUD OF WITNESSES.
lie following named parties are
among uie uiousanus who have been
uukki of catarrh oyj the use of
nr. teage's Catarrh. Iiernqdy :
A F Downs, New Geneva, Pa; D J
Brown, St Joseph, Mo; E C Lewis
Rutland, Vt; Levi Springer, Nettie
Lake, Ohio: Chas jNorcron. North
Chesterfield, Me; Milton Jones, Scri-
""- v.,. incr, isnuger station,
iyy-?i"LC?Ie?'iam osansport, Ind;
jjl ix j'osi, Joaransnort. n. .1 w
Bailey, Tremonti Pa; H B Ayrcs, La
Porte, Ind; Jesfsie M Sears, Fort
Branch Ind; L .Williams, Canton,
Mpj.WATha3-eri...Onaraf 111; SB
Isiehols. Jr, Galveston, Texas; Jonas
F Kemert, Stonesville, Fa; S W
xjuaiv, -tUC-rariailU. WIS' . nhnsnn
Williams, Helniic, Ohio,- Mrs M A
Currey, Trenton, Tenn,j J G Joslin,
, c,t. J yasir, Table
Rock,: W Va; LouLs Andern, Gavrf
port, Ohio; C II Chase, Elkhartjnd-
AT
iililljr iiUIIU, Ddll X-ItlUClSCO,
Cal; Mrs E M GallushaJ Lawrence
ville, N Y; W J GrahamAdel,Iowa
A O Smith, Newnan, Ga; Chas E
Rice, Baltimore,! Md; Jesse $1 Sears
Carlisle, Ind; Dan'l B Miller. Fr
Wrayne, Ind; Mrs Minnie Arnaise 290
Delancy Street, New York; H I W
Hall, Hastings, Mich: Wm F fnri-
ton, Lowell, Mass; I W Roberts,
Maricopa, Ariz; Chas S Delaney Har-
perfect cures. 'lAv7Z iuLrifFX
Htreuirthenetrand healthy
THE PEOPLE'S MEDICAL SERVANT
Dlt. R. V. i'llilicj-; is fl.n cM
pnetor and manufaeti
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by druggists. He;is also the Author
ot the People's Coinmon Sense Medi-
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ADVERTISK IN THE
WIUIIXGTOX (Weekly) JOURNAL
O dee cor&er.Cnestant asdWater tta,
ecl3
Mer 1877-78.
X STORK A LARGE AND CAE-
cted stock of Staple and Fancr t)rr
Goods, IJoot, Shoes, IlJ, ClothilgJ Fur .
i.Mhinff Goods, Ac, for the) Fall and Winter
Trade.' " - ' : .
I These cooda mm
the Northern market and with - .iJ-Tii
Mrs C J Spurtin. Camden, Ala: Chas
F Kaw, Fredencktown. Ohio: Mrs
hy LHunter, Farmington. Hi Cant 1
J kPdniS'! Camp,8tambaugh, i&Zt
t, ,.-o j .
I resnectfnt i " urementa thia section,
stofk. 7 n examiiron of mj
. , ' .1 1 , ,i .. i
Jr,HVhw,CSe D?aIe are notified thatll ckn
and will olfer them rare barcain,,. T
A. WEILL, AgentL
J21 No. 17. Marked 8t
PUfiCELL HOUSE)
T..-,...!.. .1.. - .. - i
v. lti J tuu national liotel.) XOUFOIiK
'.' VIRGINIA, 1 ' 1 1
R. DAVISv Prpi
The liule is Cut, "Gut !
W"ETI,ER CORRECT OB N0i
: have not the time to arne, alf weJ
hare to 8ay, our Good are consigned. Wei
?;tl6 nv?nU' OUr iMtrnctioM are ,o,l-
VTTErWE J,AME pRICE FOB
ALL. We canraes the markets dailr. Or
ders through uahave theadrantaee of tb'e
bottom prices for all descriptions ofmerchan-'
due. irVo Hon'i advertise quantity in fie
nres, but guarantee to fill orders promptly
for any amount proyided the CASH, or re
liable names accompany the orders. Most
any party you meet will direct yoq to oar
place ,of buaineas, or orders through mail
will reach us. Remember, we solicit orders
tor ail descriptions of merchandise. Con
signments of produce have prompt and profit
able returns. . There are, so many rades of
merchandise, we deem it unnecessary to name
pieces uirougn tne papers, v l
TETTEWAY & SCHULKENj
L r v Brokers A Com. Merchants,
JVext North Princess and Water Streets.
inch 21 - ". i
Drugs, Chemicals,
ANCY ARTICLES, TOILET SOAPS,
For sale loir. , , i
liUBBANK'3 PniLBlIACr,
Corner Front and Princess Streets.
x-rescripuons compounded with the
np ataira.