Miscellaneous,
WAIT NO LONGER!
BUT COME TO THE
Exchange Corner
You should come at once and select your
Jap
ancsc Goods
before all are sold.
A nice lot of tbose beautiful Waiters,! only
$1,25 rcr set; they are going fast.
The nicest present you qui'grre is a Hand
kerchief Box with half dozen vice.
i Handkerchiefs,
Or a Glove Bos with ore or'more'ipalrs of
t rkVCS.
You should remember the Kid Glove De
pot. The 4-Button Kid Glove you
should buy at once as they can
not be duplicated in price.
Only SI Dcr Pair
We can g':e you Kid G:oves from 50c up.
tCome and get your presents at
Exchange Comer
' for a little money!
5'ou can find a Present for any one, from
the darling babe to the robus man.
We would cail vour attention to the
Flexible Hip Corset
For sale only at
Exchange Corner !
If is a '
amount usually allotted to the rivers of
the South, where it is the most needed
The condition ot our baiters and rivers,
which wee not only entirely neglected,
fas a matter of course,) tut feriously in
jured during the progress of the late war,
demand, as a matter of national prosper
ity and national wealth, a large outlay of
money in their improvement, but the
powers that be hate doled out the merest
pittance with the most grudging nig
gardliness. The parsimony and mean
ness with which CongTesij'has appropria
ted money for the benefit of the South has.
resulted, in many instances, in a mere
waste of money. This is notably the
fact in the case of the appropriations for
improvements at the mouth of the Cape
Fear, for while a literal policy ajnd a ju
dicious expenditure of money at the ia
ception of ibe work would have proved a
permanent and substantial benefit, it has
been squeezed out in such disproportion
ately small amounts that but little practi
cal good Ins resulted as yet.
Now, while the people are jubilant
over the economical idea that $2,500,000
f 1
have been saved to the1 country by cutting
d wu the rivtr and hnrbor appropriations,"
let us see how much it will be. actually
reduced, providing the bill of Mr. Bliss
tnould pass. It must be borne in mind,
however, that the savinjg is obtained
mostly by cutticg down the appropria
tions for the South. , i
llis bill calls for Sl.C00.OuQ, which i
entirely outside uf the general appropria"
tion, and that amount must be ad'ted to the
amount fixed for the North1 .which already
has the lion's share. By this it will be
seen that the actual reduction will only be
.$000,000,' and while the South receives
very much !es, the North will secure as
much or more than' on previous years.
Verily, those Yankees are sharp and
cunning legislators, but we hope that
every Congressman from the South will
meet this muvernont square!y and clip
the uins of those greedy vampires of the
North.
Charleston Hews sad Courier.
Major J. A. Engelhard
'I as announcement of the dsatii of
Mflj. Eogelhard, Secretary of State of
Noi t i Carolina, will cause deep regret,
for the Confederacy bad no braver
soldier or more faithful citizen. At
the end of the war he waa Adjutant
General of Wilcox's IHvisioc, and had
so distinguished hinjeelf as to be re
commended for promotion to the rank
of Brigadier-General.
lb j c o
Pare, earnest, unselfish and devo
ted to his State and the Sooth, Maj.
Engelhard was este emed and admired
in civil life as when he wore the gray.
MOONSHINE.
WASiilNuiTOX LEITEK
UT
pared
We invite alilo come a we :
to see.th- m on
MONDAY TUESDAY
AND
WEDNESDAY !
As we know it will not only be
to their interest but! to their amusement
also. ;
N. H. SPRUNT
1?
Exchange Corner
dec 21.
The Daily Review
JOSH. T. JAMES, Ed. and Prop
Washington, D. C.Feb.18, 1879.
Though it is true that six appropr
ation bills yet awa.t dual action, it is
t quail; ture that there will be trouble
in pas iDg only one or two cf them.
All but two the Sunday Civil and the
Legislative, Executive and Judicial
are through the House.
lebterday, by a more thautwo.hirda
vote, the House paused a bill apprc
priaticg 27.000,000 to carry out the
pension arrears act, and by a very
large mejority passed the deficiency
bill, appropriating two and half mil
lions, and the river and harbor appro
priating about six millions.
The Seriate yesterday in considering
the internal revenue bill, the principal
interest in which oentres in the tax on
tobacco, cigars, eneff, ifce., did not
agree fully to the reductions proposed,
by the House. It did, Lowaver, indi
cate a willingness to a reduction, and
its amount will be fixed by conference
between' the two Houses. The reduc
tion is proper in itself. No other pro
duct of country was sq enormously tax
ed. But the reduction involves a loss
of revenue, and it is; now too late to
sb ponding ly. We are doing what must
Brick t-back" is what the hod-carrier
calls it. New Haven Register.
A Bermon is like a bnilding the
longer it is the more sleepers there are
Oii City Derrick
What a paradoxical creature man is!
He takes to blotting-paper to keep
from blotting paper !
Go to tby aunt, thou sluggard, and if
she i3 worth money consider her ways.
N Y Express.
After a few more y ars the poor In
dians will tven be denied mental ret
ervations N Y News.
The freaks peculiar to drunkenness
need not ba surprising. When a man
is in rum be will do as the rum ones
do. New Orleans Picayune.
I've a peanut iu my pocket,
Eiudiine ! Einehue !
I'll jerk the kernel from its socket,
In due time! In due time !
Tc the theare I'll go,
On the floor the shell I'll throw,
Then I'll muncho music slow,
Etneline ! Emeiine 1
Wheeling Leader.
When Tom Chrystal was here last
fall, passing along Cornhill, he noticed
a sign in a bookstore, Old Books Re
bound.' He entered and remarked to
the proprietor : 'Your sign there
doesn't tell the truth.' How so?' said
the storekeeper. 'Well, it says 'old
books rebound,' when as a matter of
fact they don't. Age does not impart
resilience to a printed volume. I'll
prove to you by actual experiment.'
Bo saying, he took up a second-hand
Shakespeare and banged it violently
on the floor, following it up with a
copy of Milton and some Patent Office
Reports. 'There, you see old books
don't rebound worth a cent.' Jnst
then he caught the expression of the
bookseller's ee, and bounded and re
bounded i 1 he reached the sidewalk.
Solemn f aot. Boston Traveller.
The pools tad bete had all been paid, J
-a t, inJSsnafifvn Ariat Tn anort-
ing circles against the parties.
Nerve Inquietude and Its
Keasedy-
letude. butTbe continued
of nervoua inqu
use of such unnatural palliatives, is greatly
to be deprecated, Though not , In a restricted
sense, a specific for nervousness, Hostot
Ur's Stomach Bitters is eminently calcula
ted to allay end eventually oVerccsne It, a
lfcct Which5 the recorded experience of many
goes to substantiate. This inestimable tonic,
by promoting digest ion, asslmilat ion and se
cretion, touches the three key notes upon
which the harmony of all the bodily organs
depends, and the result is that fresh store
of vitality are diffused through the system,
of which the nerves receive their due appor
tionment, and grow tranquil as they gather
strength.
m - '
Buggies, Buggies,
Harness & Saddles,
FOR SALE AT
aSRBAABT &. CO S
3rd 6t., opposite City Ball.
REPAIRING DONS WITH ffEATNESb
AND DISPATCH.
HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALTY,
feb 17-tf
WILMINGTON. W. C.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 18,9
Largest City Circulation.
The Gold Koom and the New York
Stock Exchange and Clearing House, is
the title of a new book, by Kinaham
Cornwallis, Jand n.akh g Xo. 8 of the
"Atlas Series," puDlished by A. S. Barne
& Co. Ai its title would indicate, it is
brief history of those eminently New York
institutions from their organization 1 until
the present time. It ia written in a graphic,
terse and vivid style, printed on clear stout
paper in large tyre, and is full of inter
esting reading matter, especially as show
ing the fluctuations of the gold market dur
ing and after the close of the war. Trice
20 cents, aud it is well worth the money.
NORTHERN RAIDS UPON THE
TREASURY.
Among the several bills presented in
t he House cf Representatives on Monday
last was one by Mr." Bliss, of New York,
"Tc provide for the completion ot the im
provement of the Harlem river, and con
struction ot a canal to the Hudson river."
That is the way the money goes!
While only the paltry sum of 25,000
canbe appropriated for improvement to
the mouth of the Cape Fear, and while
other small sums are appropriated for
the benefit of harbors anywhere in the
South, the city of New York, (which is
to be solely .benefited by the above ap
propriation,) which has one of the largest
water fronts in tho world, can call for an
outlay of one or two millions with a fair
propects of having her wishes gratified.
Millions were called for and granted for
the removal of the obstructions at Hell
Gate without any objection from any one.
The appropriation in that case was ren
dered, and the removal of the obstructions
made.
The River and Harbor Lil', as passed
xn the 18th inst., appropriates 2,000.000
teas than that of last year. This reduc
tion is made principally by takiegfrom the I
lead to an increase of the bonded debt
The only possible escape frera this
seems to ba the proposition of Senator
Stanley Matthews last night, which
will bo voted ou to-day, and which is
to impose a tax oh tea and coffee.
a his is certainly the moat unpopu
lar of taxes, but it is one certain to
bring a largo amount of money into
the Treasury. The figures named by
Senator Matthews were ten cents per
pound on tea and two and a' half cents
on eoffse.
Mr. Potter's Committee yesterday
examined Johu F. Coyle, a Washing
ton man, who was one of the Demo
crats who went Soath sifter Mr. Til
den was elected in 1876 Mr. Coyle
testified that ho was authorized when
he set out to draw money for legiti
mate purposes.. He did not attempt
to purchase anybody. His testimony
showed various inaccuracies in the
Tribune's despatches.
To-day the Tost Office Appropria
tion bill Vviil c-'hae up in the Senate,
'lhe chief interest u it arises from
the fact that the Seuato will probably
attach a piovition giving 150 000
por year for ten years to each of two
steamship lines to South America. It
isjuow probablo tb.9 vote will be close
in" the Senate and iu the nouses also,
but the chances seem favorable for the
project.
Mr. Hayes has done better than waa
expected of him in appointing Rev.
Joseph P. Thompson Minister to
Germany. Mr. Thompson is recog
nized throughout thh Christian world
as a scholar of eminence, and he is a
popularswriter. He may hare no spe
cial qualifications for j the office, but
cannot be as objectionable as are many
of those who have been named for the
place. , I
A portion ot the Republican press
is attempting to bulldoze the Senate
into the absurd aot of undergoing
what it did a year ago in the chatter
of the South Carolina Senatorship by
displacing Senator Butler and admit
ting Corbie. It is beyond doubt that
Butler was duly elected. Even the
carpet-bag Radical Senators, one of
whom'livedjin the neighboring State of
Florida the. other iu South Carolina
and who may be supposed to know all
about his case even if thejl'now little
else, voted to seat Butler. This ne w
tilbrt of the Radical papers is fin. re
ality an attempt' to injure the party
standing of Blaine and some other
Republicans who, it is thought, would
vote1 against Admitting Corbin.
GUBDGE.
The New Dos naw-
The following is a copy of the new
dog law which has passed both Houses
of the Virginia Legislature:
Be it enacted by the General Assem
bly of Virginia, That any person so
desiring may obtain from the Com
missioner of the Revenue of his oity
or county a license to keep a dog or
dogs, paying therefor to the treasurer
for one dog the sum of one dollar, and
for each additional dog the sum of
fifty cents the license to contain the
description and names of such dog or
dogs; and upon the receipt of snob
license such persons may have such
dog or dogs listed for taxation by the
Commissioner. Any dog so listed
is hereby declared personal property.
Larceny of any such dog shall be
deemed petit larceny and prosecutions
for trespass upon the same shall be for
a misdemeanor. Jbut no offence under
this act shall be punished with stripes.
Iu any proseoution under this aot the
defendant snail be allowed to testify in
his own behalf.
2 Tho auditor of Public Accounts
shall prescribe a 'g, to be paid for by
the owner of tho dog, which shall be
worn by each dog bated and taxed, as
provided in the nrst section.
3 Nothing contained in this aot
shall be oonstrted as in erferiog
with special laws imposing a tax on
dogs iu any county in the Common
wealth, or with aoy general statue of
the State already in force in reference
to dogs.
4 This act shall be in foroe from iU
passage.
The Manhattan Bank Bobbery, j
The Herald, of the 12th, says after
nearly half a year of failure the poiioe
seem to have captured one of the Han
hattan Bank burglars, Young Hope,
whe has been suspected of being one
of the men who watched the outside ef
the bank while the thieves were ope
rating upon the safe, was arrested
Monday night , at the Olympic Theatre,
and the three persons who claim to
have seen a man about the bank early
on the morniLg of the robbery believe
they have fully identified him. Jf
Hope was really one of the party it is
quite likely that he himself may be
'worked' successfully enoagh to di
vulge the names of some or all of his
accomplices. Should the case eud in
the discovery and conviction of the
gang there will be a comparative scar
city of skilled, labor in the speciality
of bank breaking for some years to
come.
te -a
Fraud at the Races.
Charleston, S. C , February 17.
Ben Pope, alias Rabbit, colored, who
rode Mary Walton iu the mile dash on
the last day of the race here, confessed
that he pulled the mare all the way
around the track, and allowed Ben
Hill to . beat him having been paid 5 25
cash and the pool tickets, $39 oa Hill
by lhe latter's owner, Atchison, to do
so. Atchison and his jockey were both
juied off the track by the South Caro
lina jockey club, and arrested to-day
tor conspiracy to defraud, the pro
secutor being persons who purchased
pools on Mary Walton, f hey waived
examination and were bound over iu
$50 each to appear for trial t the
J one term of the Sessions Court. A
warrant was issued against Crea, owner
ef the mare, bat he has left the State .
Wood-Wood !
BLA.CK JACK, SPLIT OAK,
A.SH, PIN AND 8WAMP WOOD.
Full supply for Bale from wharf or deliv
ered, cord length or cut up, at Lowest Prices
for Cash.
O. O. PARSLEY, .la., Agent,
Goal and Wood Yard, Cor. Orange and S.
Water Sts. feb 15
IBBS
Change of Schedule-
ON AND AFTER THIS . -
day the 8.mr. Passport, , ffi'T'J
will mare daily trips to Smiih- tfiS3?rfc
ville, leaving Dock at 9.3 A. WKSW
M., leave tSmithviile at 2.30 P. M. Tickets
91.00, Kound Trip.
oct 23 GEO. MYERS, Agent.
Jas. T. Pettewav
WILMINGTON, N. C,
S AGENT FOR THE BALE OF WILCOX
A CO'd Manipulated Guam. The
best, cheapest and most popular Guano offer-
ed. Will take orders for delivery at Lum-
berton, Shoe Heel, Laarlaburg, Laurel Hill
and intermediate points.
jan 27-dAw
Samples from Baltimore
and New Orleans.
RDERS for Molasses, Suar,Coffee,8oap,
Meats, Rice. 4o, promptly executed at bot
tom prices by JAS. T. rSTThWAT,
dee 1 24 Water Street.
MisceUaneous. .... 1 whomalb ggjgjjt
Juet Received.
1000
300
250
ANOTHER SUPPLY oXthat Celebrated
Brand of
JACK FROST FliUR r.
A wardeit a Gold Medal at the frii Ex
position. It hm no equal. The
very Quest made. Also
BBLS FLOOR, au grades,
Boxes Dry 8alted and
Hncoked Bacon,
Sacks Java, Laguvra
asd Rio Coffee.
1 f A Bbl Crusted, liranuiaieu, oiaoc
lOUVrd, A, Ex C, and C Sugars,
O rf Bb'.s Porto Rico, Cuba, N. O.
4aU and S. H, Molasaoa
Bb'.s. City Mess Pork,
jqq Tubs choice Leaf Lard,
rtnAA New and Seoond Hand
2UUU Spirit Barrels,
Lake George and Lebanon Sheetings,
Manchester and Randolph Yarns.
Crackers, Candy, : S:ap, Starch, Soda,
Potash, Lve, Snuff. Matches,; Coir,
Hay, Cats, Glue, Bungs, nans,
11 op Iron, c, ac.
Fur sale low bv
Wiliiain Mil roh isoii
fcb 17-1 Aw.
Co To
GEORGE MYERS',
11, 13. A 10 South Pront St
Make no Mistake!
rI3 THREE STORES contain the 1 argest
and Finest Selections of Choice
Family Groceries.
Wines. Teat Liqnori and Provisions
the City has ever Known !
Pony, Bine Grass, Delmeaico Ciub House,
Sweet Hash, Smoky Hollow and Ken
tacky Gem Whiskeys, Wines, Cham
pagnes, Holland Gin, Jamacia
Rum, French Brandy, French
Cordials, Domestic Wines..
Oolong and Imperial Teas, 25 per cent un
der Market Price.
100 Bblg Choice Bed Applet,
100 BbI Potatoes,
OO Boies and Bales Oranges,
. lOOO Cocoa Nats,
100 000 Choice Havana Cigars,
3000 Cases Assorted Goods.
Sweet Mash $3.00 per gallon.
Baker's Old Rye $2.00 per gallon,
Choice Teas 50 cents per pound.
Make no Mistake.
Give him a Call.
feb 11
TIios. H. McKoy, F obt H- McKoy
j&t ;ori;eysatl a.w
1 WILMINGTON, N. C.
Office Sorth side Market street, between
Second and Third streets
jan 27-tf
The Latest Out.
THE GENUINE STEWART
SEWING MACHINE.
TUIS MACHINE II AS BEEN greatly
improved, and the Company insists on
the following advantages :
Speed, light running, perfection and ca
pacity of workmanship and material.
Beaui.y of lin sh and great wearing qua!
itios ; and
The best, wjoI work over put in ibis
market-
Also, a v. r extensive stock of ALL
KINDiS OF I'ltmTUIiE on hand, to be
sold from i U-OAY on,
Lower than Ever Before Offered in
this Karket.
Call and see for yourself at
F. A. SCflUTTE'd,
20 and 2S Fiont and 11 and 15 Dock sts
feb 4
3
LIVER
1 his important organ weighs but about three
pounds, and all the blood in a living person
bom three gallons) pastes through it at least
once every naif hour, to have the bile r.v.'.
Other impurities strained or filtered from
Bile ii the natural purgative of the bowels, J
if t'le Liver becomes torpid it is not separate'
from the blood, but carried through the velh
to parts cf the system, and in trying to e.
c.Tf h rough the pores of the skin, causes it to
tarn yc!2osr or a dirty brown color. The stom
ach becomes diseased, and Dyspepsia, indi
gestion, Constipition, Headache, Biliousness,
Jaundice, Chills. Malarial Fevers, Piles, Sicli
and Sour Stomach, and general debility follow.
Merrell's Hepatine, the great vegetable dis
cOvery for torpidity, causes the Liver to throw
off from one to two ounces of bile each time
the blcod passes through it, as long as there i;
an eM-es of bile;; and the effect of even a few
dose- upon yeiloW complexion or a brown dirty
iobkdM skin, will astonish all who try it t: sy
bei-ir the first symptoms to disappear. Tin
cure "tfail bilious diseases and Liver compi. -is
iridic certain by taking HsrATiNH in aecor.1
ance with directions. Headache is gener; !..
cure in twenty minutes, and no di-e: , :
ari" from the Liver can exist if a fair it!
f OLD AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR 7: L v
BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Price 25 Cts. and fef,
Ui Tihe fatality of Consumption or Throat sr.fi
Vai'.'.tnc Diseases, which sweep te the grave, at
leat one-third of all death's victims, arLses
from the Opium or Morphine treatment, which
simply stupefies as the work of dath gocf on.
10,000 will be paid if Opium 01 Morphine, or
any preparation of Opium, Morphine or Prus
;sic Acid, can be found in the GLriEE Flower
Cot citi Sykit, which has currd people vhc
aro livinsr to-dnv with but one rcmainms hirif.
g ' No jircucr fkrong can be done than to s..y that
Consumption ii incurable. Globe Flower
OCouc.i bvui'P will cure it when all other
means have fai!cl. Aoo, C"los, C ugh,
Asthma, bronchitis, find all tliere? rf the
Qj throat and lungs. Read the testimonials f
Aelion. Alexander K. Steph-rs, Cov. SmitB
flj and i!i-Gov. brown of Ga., Hon. Gc
09
JVTbe followtof qmoUOon. repren, a
wholesale prioet genetllT. In makin .
emtd orden higher price 0 art to be char
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Standard Domestic
BACON North Carolina,
Hams, W Tb
Shoulders, V fi
Sides, V &.
Western Smoked
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Side, fi
Sbonlden
Dry Salted
Sides, V tb
Shoulders, V fb.....
BEEF Lire weiarht
BARRELS Spirits Tarpentioe
Second Hand, each 1 65
New York, each, new 1 76
BEESWAX V 2&
BU1CKS Wilmington, IM 8 00
Northern 00
BUTTER North Carolina BO 16
Northern, lb lb
OA N DLrJS operm ff n...
Tallow, y lb..........
Adamantine, V set
OHEESh
Northern Factory, lb
Dairy cream, y lb
8tate, V
COFFEE Java, lb
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Latnivra, V B5
CORN MEAL V bushel.
COTTON TIES- V 9
DOMESTIC
SLeetincr, 4-4 V yarrt
Yarn, bunch . 9h
FISH
Mackerel, No. 1, i bbl ...16 00 30 (H
No. 1, V bbl 8 75 0 9 0t
Mackerel, ro. 2, ft Hbi....l i 60 f00 Of
xso. a, y i Do!...
Mackerel, No. 3 $ bbl....
Mnlleti, bbl
N. C. Herring, ? bbf
Dry Cod, V
FLOUR Fine, V bbl
Super, Northern, bbl..
Extra do " $ bbl..
Family " bbl...
Citv Mil!ltx,.Sctr V bbl..
rr.ilybbl..
Ex. Family V bbl ..
FERTIUZERS
Peruvian Guant., Jf 20C0 lbs
iiueh'8 Thoephate " "
Carolina Fertilizer
; Ground Bone,
Bone Meal
" Flour
Navaiia Gnano,
Complete Manure
Whann'e Phosphate '
Wando Phosphate,
BerirerABrnta'sRos
Wilcox, Gibb A Co
nipalated Gnano 48 00
GLUE y lb H
GRAIN Corn,store,66lbe 65
Corn, cargo, y 6fl lbs. a... 50
Corn, yel., V bushel. Nune.
Oats, V bushel 60
Peas, cow, V bushel
HIDES Green, lb
Dry, lb....
HAY Eastern, V 100 lbs... 1
North River, W 100 lba.... 1
HOOP IRON w 'ton 80 00
LARD Northern i fi 7X
North Carolina fi) 1 1
LIME V bbl 1 '2b
LUMBER City iteamsa'wd
Ship stuff, reaawed, ft. 18 00
Rough edge plank, "ty M ft. 16 00
West India cargo, accord
ing to quality, M ft. ..12 00
Dressed 00 ring,se atoned. 16 00
Scantling and boards, com
mon, W M ft IS 00
MOLASSES Caba.hhdVgl 82
Cuba, bbls., 19 gal . 35
Hngar noose, hhda. V gal.
" " bbls. V gal...
Orleans Choice bbls. V gal.
NAILS Cut, 20dto4d,k'g
OILS Kerosene, f gal.
Lard, y gal ; 1
Linseed, gal I
Rosin, V gal
PEANDTH buhel 65
POTATOES -Sweet, V bus. 00
Iriah, Northern, y bb! 2 60
PORK Northern, city mess.12 00
Thin, y bbl 00 00 00 00
Prime, V bbl (extra) 10 60 11 00
Kump, y DDI oe 00 400 00
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RAGS Country, V lb
City, y ft
ROPE.
8ALT Alam, V saek
Liverpofl, ? eack...
American "jy sack
Marehal'd tine, 'nckN
Cadi " sack
8UOAR Cuba, ' lb..
'149
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Theodore Joseph,
Corner of Hargett & Salisbury Sts-
One Corner West Raleigh National Bank.
Rk LEIGH, N, C.
Board bj th day or on the European plan
batisf action gurranteed in e veryparticular
My bar is supplied with Finche'a Golden
Wedding, 1870, Gibsou's 1871 Rye, Pfeifler
A and C, and many mora of the Fines
Brands of Rye and Kentucky Bourbon.
oct 19
Comic Valentines.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
J . COMIC VALEXTHfES,
seyerai bqQdred 4iflerent varieties, j ust re
ceived with other ganty Go4
Choice AspiQW&ll Bananas elite to -day at
fob 10 Fruit aod Confectionery Stores
cures in oifr Look, free to all at iic tlrtig ti cca,
and b. convinced tfiat it you w i-ii to b curtd
i you can be by taking the CJ-lopf Flower
jhlfor Sore Throat, when you can gt t.LcitniyJ
H f riT- T-n utitt at same Dric Kir s..ic .v
all DrugpaiS.
Price 25 Cts. and $L00
IBL00D
-gll Grr.Ve mistakes are m.-?e In the trer.tmer.t o!
all crjeases that arise from poison in the blood.
X Not OBe cac af Scrofui, Syphilis, Whi'c
l SweRtag.TTiceroiis Sores and Skin ri"vcac. in
9 a &ca5ni, i treated wixr-out i Lie gf Mcr
llcuiy 1b some form. Mercury rots the bones,
and tfcs disef.ses k prodeces are . rse t'ran
. aay cAer kind f biood or skin diser-s can be.
WiDr. jPemberxon's Stillingla qr U iss'i
Ueltght is trie orny mecicin upon w.-nich a
hooe ef recsverr from Scrofula. Svphilifc, art4
Mercurial diseases in all luses, can be reascn-
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ably founded, and that will cure Cancer.
f :o,9oo will he paid by trie proprietors if
Mercury, or any ingredient not purely vegeta
ble and nannies can lie f jur.d U. ...
Price by ai! pBgfpfrfa&ii
Globe FuowaTXTtcn FS't-tf Mra
kell's Hepatlvr t'jii. the Liver for sa.e by
iH Dngists in 25 cent aud $1 .00 botdea.
A, ?. X2SSELL k CO., PropritterT
JPHILADKLPHiA. FA.
RECEIVED THIS MUK.VINO a splendid
line of white and colored Cards and
Bristol boards. Can gire a nice job and the
hea pest job In tba city.
DAILY RLVJEW JOB OFFICE.
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Porto Rico,
A- Coffee, lb
u w n
Ex C' lb....
Crushed V fix.
SOAPNortoern, W lb
8HINQLES Contract, y,M
Common, V M
Cypress saps ? M ..
Cypress hearts, V M
BTAVES W. O. bbl. M.10 00
R O bhd. V E .T. 00 00
7Preb V M 00 00
TALLOW lb 8
TIMBER Shipping ? M ...10 00
Mill, prime per M. 7 60
Mill, fair per M Q 00
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26
60
18
26
9
9
9
9
Inferior to Ordfnarr,per M S
WHISKEY Xorth'n, per gl 1
North Caroina, aer gal... I
WOOL Unwashed, per ft...
Washed ier lb ,
00
70
80
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10
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m 2 00
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