this Fir
Ttrr afUraoon, Btadayi c-
jon. T. J A MBi
rrom ajio wrmiKT. -
- H-CKIPTIONB. PCWTAUK PAID.
il S 00 Si month. S2 50 ; Three
"'s.ll S On. month. Woeata.
Dr be delivered by carrier,
L-?oNKribrf will please report f;y and
ifZir r ir paperarejralarty.
BROWN & RODDiGIC
4 5 Market Street.
KnCut iti Drawers,
Oaron nianuta-un 't vr:te, resu'ar
pi li-e $ 1 Cal 1 &tul e x am inc.
one ami J'" 1130 uo thcr.
Mitlanu Shawl.
W ar ckwing out all orr Sbetlaud Shawls
at $1; they ar really worth $C.
l.itV Colored Summer Skirts, from GOc
tol 75. A beautiful line-
WiJe ItlntcJ English Cambric, 10 cents
per j or J regular prioo 13 onts.
Fruit! Facic lawns, 12 J cents p r yard
soil ail over Uie country at 13r.-
BLACK CILirES.
We have just rtcrtveU a largo invoice of
(Trap In Sir.sK Iubie and Triple.
Suitable lor Veiling anil
Trimmings.
SOI.K AC1KNTS IN THIS CITY
- forlho
WIDOW'S CHAFE, FOU THE 1)EF
EST MOU11MXU.
A Fig Drhe in OenU' Linen Handker
chiefs, $1 W) per Dozen.
LADIES' CORbETS.
V have Jmt received a new Corset 4o rc
tail at 73 cent a beauty.
BROWN & 'RODDICK,
45 MarketSt.
Jr n
For the Sound.
0
T AD AFTK1 TO-DAT a aek will
ran hlM tha Ct T afad WrifhtSVille
Lar tne city corner loiro uu
)'riae streets eviry day at o'clock, P.M.
f aept Saadajs). Returning Leve Finey
Mi
Fi
1!
- . m.l-A A
vlt, OA WrlLUTUI. IU&.A.
rare rr tM fcoanJ Trip I.
JjT T. J BOnrUEKLAND.
8teamer Passport
W
ILL RUUUti aer re
uiar tries ia Pmitnviue ata tne wr'i'm
torts Jeee 0th, leaving hr Wharf, foot of
Mart Street, at 9 SO A. IL
J. W. HARPER,
) 11 oaw-Vee Master and Agent
DEEP ROCK. MINERAL SPRING
WATER OF 0IWEG0, M. Y.
Vichy Water,
SODA WATfcK.
All oli oa Draught, Ice Cold, by
WM. IL URKEX.
J, IS ' DrurfflKt.
Hot Weather is Upon
Us ! -
qowh wit.1 man rKioM. uuy
yoer Shirts at bottom figures at the factory
Ti "Ooare" aad Royal" 111 keep tb
Uad. Lookatpriea. "Congrea" IS cent,
eqal to any $V Rblrt; "Royal" 10 cent
4d to any SL1& Hhirt on th wkr.
J. KL-HACU, ManufacUrer,
i Ji 5o. 3. Market fC
Family Bibles,
JJAND30MKLT BOUND, mlub! for
Vnmu, Aa. , Fbotoraph, AibnmJ, all
alt- Fraat'a Buday School Cardt, new
a4batifaldM!xna, Faaey WrldjgFaper
aad Carda, U boxM, Lateat tjlu, at
liUOhl STOUB.
irl
O BA LKL ItafUtraia'a MUaaa of 1m
prarad fot
C &)VARROa
c
(fa Kariaw KalUU)
Job'Frimtar.
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VOL. V:
TUT MAI L.
The matliclofc ind arrive at the City
Pct OlSce aa fullu? :
Northern through and wajj
mails i G:."0 a m.
Ilileigh 6.30 a..m.. . .and 6:T)0 p. m.
ilai!s for tho I. C. U..ilroad,
aqd routra euptplied thcr?v-
from, includiug; A. & N. C.
-Ilaili ood, at....... 6;30 p.m.
Southern mails for nil riii.lM
South, dai!y 7:45 p. ntffl
(pxcept 3anday7. P 00
Mail fur Chera A: . Darlicg-
ton 7:45 p. m.
Mail lor 'iatf bttweon Flu"
renct and CharI:iton.. .... . 7:16 p. m
Fayettevilio, arid oCiutt ou
Caie FcarJUvi r. Tut.das',
aud Fridajrf. 1.00 p. m.
Faycttevillo, ilLumberton,
daily, except Subdaya 5:00 p. in.
Onslow C. U. and intermedi
ate cfiice?, every Monday
aad Thurad;)' ut.... 0.00 a. m
Smithvillo ruaib, by btcani.
boat, daily, (-xc.'j't Sun
days)..... i 10 00 a m.
Mails lor lUy Hill, Town
Crock, Shallotte anl Little
Kiver.-S C , every Mon
day and Thursday at COO a. m.
Wilmingtcn and Hlack Kivor
Chapel, Mui.daya, Wedncd
dajs and Fridays ot 0:00 a. in
Ol'KX KOIl DKUVEUY .
Northern through and way
mills 7:00 a m.
SoutWrn Mails 7:0 a. m.
Carolina Qntral liailway 10:00 a. m
Sump Ofilco ojK'n from H a. m. to 12
M., and from '2 to 6:0 p. m. Money
Order and lirpfctcr Department open
same as stamp-ofJco.
General delivery open from 0:00 a. m
to fi:30 p. m., and on Sundays from 8:30
to t;30 a. m
Stamps fcr ea'o at general delivery
when stamp ofilec is close 1.
Malls collected from btiet Kxca every
day at 3:30 .,tn.
LOCAL NEWS.
;
fS'ew AitTeriisement.
J II Ha ms Elect r.c.
Waltkh Costv Noiico.
Notice Fifth Ward Market.
11 all A F-au all buz Haw.
F llaimsiaoa Ooapel llmn.
Yatbs fatally lUblt.
J O iltsDs. DtuzaUl Cold I
Vindowlilais all eiZjs at ZlUlTcr tV;
r rice's. t
Pull down tne old forty-lf aia9 mar-
i
kct bouso- I
Sallow have a bara time of It; thcy'ro
always io a mcs. .
The manufactu-cr of umbrclU niikca
a pp. cad in tho world.
-j
A man torn to column nd is different
r.-oni one roado to order.
If you are" out in a driving storm den't
attempt to ho!d the rains.
Men who I'.ro' rn glr a hou&cs
should
be conservatory in tbrir opinions.
Wheu you k-c tbc thunder cloud.sjt is
the tirxo to drink up tho in ilk
A bartouder can tell tho value of a
smile bettor than any other p'-rs-.m. .
Save v.mr iriv .'1 Ouy yur UniM
Ing Suppli -s fi m Ailatl?r V lrtct.
The hhoo is grduaily roplaciu-; tho
boot for outdoor wear, cspeciu:y in
Kuroie. j
The fi dow who pukiil up the hot p nny
origineted tho rtmark: All that glitters is
n t cold.
Fi.ll Mtal and V-.!nui ou w ras s, a 1
st)!rs and s5, at AxrArKK, ri.lCE
A Co'?. -
.. 4-
Siuco the " intr-uctiou i f faW tn-th
tie ratio of good 1 -Lmi;: womvu h is in
creased CO per cent. I
The ixn'iu hoigbt of misery is a sinTT
boy with auvw pa:r ot rul b?r b-jotj, ail
no mudwor b'ua "i reach.
The man vth.j moMs h.s crying baby
and nt to nvivt -o trra lu
bottloof Dr. Ilulis U.oySyrnp,
bo divot Mi
should
Jiuks nys tha. tho only chant ho hat
for c.o!ne jut at present is wheu his
wife and becao got up a httle breeze bo
twetn tlfin. ,
Mr. Natti't Jat jbi haxiui; h: m appoint
ed ageat for Alias Flow, parlies in
want of thw ct'le uated can now
have Uvir orduis ti'Vl at J.u.im's Hard -
ware le.:. . ltJ 'rout m. v..
The lUleigh Nticj sayt: 'lhe Connec
ticut Mutual Life Iusuranco .Company
ha jest paid a policy of $ 1,000 on tb
life of Adolphu D?ar, of Wilmington.
P
If the in tbe ocean should spread
ovr the t would cover u to toe
depth of yoO feot, but it would ki'l buii-
nos. o i:; JJl W411 rert)P w leave
it where it fa.
Daily
WILMINGTON, N. C
The Editor of the Fayettvllle Exam
iner finds it ' convenient to ue matr
ter from the Review but inconvenient to
give credit for bis axtracts.
Window Gliss -f ill sized, !)(, Sash
end Blinds, BiuUlrs Uardware,&o Low
est prices at Jacobi's.
The Wilmington Market Company, we
understand, claim to have filled their con
traet with the city and ww ill now expf-c1
tho city to tulin Its prtTof the agree
mcnt
We don't otten have to complain of th
Charlotte Obscrvzr but in this instance
we muct call liro. Joiios' attention to the
fact that the article in bis editorial col
umns ytaterday in referooce to the battle
of Williambburg appeared originally In
tue tEv:Ew. ,
Dot Little Vt ater.
Capt. Worth, of tho steamer A. P.
Hurt, reports the river aa very low atd
yet falling, tho rains which have been bo
frequent and copious In this Bcction not
having extended farther up the Cape Fear
than Whitehall.
You can buy No. 1 Cooking and Heats
ino.oves at almost any price at Jacoiu'b
Hardware DeioU
k Quick Ucsponso
'Mr C. W. Yates, photographer in this
city, wrote a letter to General Hancock
under date of the 17th inst., making en
quiry as to what houBo in New York had
tho best likeness of himself. This morn
ing the reply came from Jnc S. Wharton,
Sccrotary, in a courteous reply giving the
desired information.
Floral Fair llop.
Thanks for an invitation to atteud the
Floral Fair Hop, to be given In Crowd
era Hall, Wadesboro, next" Wednesday
ovoninf, tho 28th inst. Messrs. W. L.
Steele, O. M. Little, r! E. Little, Jno.
Darguinn, and Saml. C. Alexander, Jr.,
are tho Committee of Invitation and
Messrs. W. O. Hardison, W. L. Parsons
and J. A. Leak. Jr.. are the, Floor Man
agcr8.
Military Matters.
We learn, through General M. P.4Taj
lor, that th Adjutant-General of tbe
State has determined not to desigcato any
special compat ies as the escort ot His
Excellency Gov. Jarvis, to King's Moun
tain. General Jones thinks the whole
corps should bo his escort, as they un
doubtedly wnl be on that occasion. His
Excellency w"l meet the troops at King's
Mountain, becsnse ho will be on his can
vass of the State at that time, and could
n-"t d-senate where ho would be the day
tho troops start.
Kta ly mixed I'aiiiia.Btrieily i lire White
IiOat, C 1 r, linxshus, V u.low (Jlass,
dee., at Jacoui's
Yui.fi: I) rnocrats In Aims.
Furenant to notice a large and enthu-
H.i6iic mt-fting of the youug Democracy
of tL city was held at tho City Hall,
last u'ght at 8 o'ch.ck, lor tho purport
f perfecting the oriiization if the
Voung Men's Hancock, Jar? in and
Shackelford Cub." '
Mr. F. Heiubberger was called upon
to act aa ti iujorBry chairm. u, and, takiug
tho cl-air, t-xplnintd the object of the
meeting, after which th following per
manent i Hirers of the club were elected,
viz:
President J. L. Itobcrts.
Vice President Geo. Hairdo, Jr.
Sccrotary J. A. Taylor.
Assistant Si-cretary W. N. Jacobs.
Treasurer A. II. Z H.ller.
Captain- -C. II. Keen.
Committco to draft by-laws Messrs J.
D. Kelley, J. N. Anderson, J. P. Mun
son. II. ILMcIlhonny, J. T. Shelley atd
C. U. Keen.
Messrs. F. IIiiinstKrg8r and Josh T.
Jam were elected iionoraiy m mbcis of
tho club.
The piirpn." for which th uie ting wrs
callel havi .g bti'ii accomplished, the club
then ai'j 'uroed, afu-r giving three rousing
cheers lor Uauc,ck, Jarv ad Shackel
ford.
The clab is comf osed of excellent ma
terial young men who wi ' work most
heartily for the success of tbe party in
November. The membership is already
Urge, but we trttst that it will rank among
the hundreds at tbe next meeting.
Wllruingtou District
Third round of quarterly meetings for
the Wilmington District, Methodist E
Church Sooth.
Smithville, July 27-23
Wilmington, at Front St, July 81, Aug 1
Wilmington, at Fifth St, Aug. 7-8
Onalow Aug 7-8
Topsail, at Herring Chapel, Aug 10-11
Dnplln,... -'- Aug U-16
FRIDAY, JULY 23,
Coloiubui o. K. -
We had the pleasure ol a very brief
hat witii Capt. V. V. Ifccbardsan. of Co
lumbus county, today, and . he informs
MS that the crops in his county are as
flourishing ri could be reasonably desired
and tbat the true-hearted people are
wide awake to the importance of the
present political campaign and that Co
lumbus, always a strong Democratic
oraty is goiog to a ton tab somebody
with the big majority she will poll 'ib
November lor U-ncock, Jaryis and Shack
elford. I
See a woman on horseback In another
column, riuiug near Spoer's Vineyards,
witn a bunch of Grapes from wr ch
Speer's Port Grape Wino is, made, that is
so highly esteemed by the! medical pro
fession tor the use of invalids, weakly
persons and tbe aged. Sold by Druggists.
City Court.
Cain Washington, colored, and Mary
Susan Franks, who was of tbe same deli
cate hue, were arraigned this morning
before His Honor upon the charge of d
orderly conduct and eagaging in a dis
turbance on tbe streets If n nieht. The
Mayor gave the colored 'gemmen' fifteen
days in theC.P.,to cogitate upon the ways
that are dark, and told the sable hued
damsel she could be released upon pay
ment of costs, in default of which, how
ever, she went below, and the Court ada
journed. ' y 1
Growing Enterprise.
Yesterday afternoon the steamer Eliza,
beth towed np to this city five large shad
boats loaded with dressed sturgeon. Tbey
were consigned to Mr. John Carroll who
had them carried to his packing house
and packed In ice for northern shipment
Two tons of ice were need in packing
the sturgeon and the shipment is said to
be the largest ever made from this city.
The season is fully a month in advance
of last year, and we are told that between
now and the first of November at least
$5,000 will bo paid out to fishermen en
gaged in capturing and slaughtering the
aturgeon.
The fisheries are an industry worked
up in this city in the past three years, and
U one which brings a revenue to those
who engage in it of at least $12,000 dur
lag one season. No money sent away
but on the other hand, is brought here and
finds its way into circulation. There are
but few persons in this city who have the
slightest idea of the magnitude of the en
terprise and how much good it does the
working classes of the community.
Magistrate's Court.
Randall Jordan, colored was brought
before Justice A. J. Qrady, of Cape
Fear township, charged with carrying,
coLcealed weapons, and upon the test!
mony was fouud ; guilty. In default of
bail he was committed to jail to await his
trial- at the next term of . the Criminal
Court.-
He was also arraignrd before the same
tribunal upon a charge of assault and bat
tery upon his wife with a slungehot. TLe
charge was proven, and in this cabo io de
fault of bail he was committed to await
his trial at the next term of the Crimii
nal Court. .
Jordan is the culprit whose arrest upon
another charge was attempted several
months ago by Officer Schriver, which
resulted in the accidental k illiog by the
officer of William Jones, colored, who at
the time was assisting in securing Jon
d in'a captu re( the melancholy Incidents
of which were published in thj Review
at the time of tl o o-currence.
a Viil for Love.
Rai brd Bryant, colored, waseut here
to-day upon a commitment issued by jos
tice K. F. Powers, ot Holly tewnship,
Pender county, upoa a charge of larceny.
It seems that Bryant felt a strong dtsiie
to 'go a courting,', and riot having a ward-
robe sufficiently extensive from 'which to
select a 'scrumptious' suit, he went to
tha bouse of a neighbor, (who was absent
at th9 time) and finding the door locked
with the key in tbe lock on the inside, he
to 3k a slick and pushed the key oi t
upon the floor. He then inserted the stick
undeiaeath the door, and air some little
trouble, succeeded in getting it outside the
door. After getting the key in his poss a
slons, be unlocked the door, entered the
house, donned the bast suit of clothes be
could find, then went to tbe stable, saddled
and. mounted a horse, aid rode off to see
his Glory Ann. After br sking for awhile
in tbe sunshine of love and enjjying the
fragrant odoraWequited affection, be re
turned with tberbeat and the clothinf,
. . . r- a A
nut in uie meanume roe party irom woom
they bad been stolen had returned, dis
covered tne loss ana tasen otu a warrani
for the arrest of the lover, and now Raifortf
is aad while bis johukey moorns in her
desolation. . .
r
1880.
NO. : 128
It is said that a good article of cider
can be made from the mato.
.Too much rain for the balanoe of the
watermelon crop
The Fifth Ward Market, on he corner
of Fifth and Castle streets was 0 ned tc
day. .1' . ' ,
i
At 3 o'clock this afternoon the ther
mometer In this fSoe registered- 81 di
grees.
Sweet ialhe breath of praise when giv
en by those whose own high merit claim
the Dralse thev eie
That 'buzz-saw' tobacco advertised in
this issue by Messrs. HaH'& Pearsall is a
fine article, as we happen to know from
having tried it.
The law against carrying concealed
weapons does not. apply to bycicle.i
They are revolvers, but they avoid car'
ridges, arid never go off to themselves.
Neither failing teeth, nor the peeping
wrinkles ofrtime, so forcibly tell of ad
vancing years, as yeur gray hair
AYERS VIGOR restores its color and
makes your appearance more agreeable to
others, as well as yourself. With fresh,
luxuriant hair, tbe infirmities of age are
far less noticeable.
Amclern' philosopher says;1 Never
climb so high that you cannot get down
without falling. On the other h and none
should keep so low that they cannot fa'l.
Capt. Coney, in a card in this issue,
makes a regular announcement of the
fact that be hrs sold out to Mr. W. H.
Styron h's sck of goods and bespeaks
for him the public favor.
Exhalations.
From the matter that creates malarial
Fevers Yellow Fever and its kindred
llments, are not cognziable by the
senses, but imperceptibly locate in tbe
blood, poison it, and originate the dis
eases named. Warner's Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, used In connection with War
ner's Safe Pills, is the only blood puri
fier known. I
' The steamer Regulator, Capt, Doane,
is expected here early to-morrow morning.
She did not leave New York until the
Wednesday of this wreek, instead of on
last Saturday, the regular day.
Customer "Why are 'Malt Bitters' so
popular? '
Druggist "Because, as a Food Medi
cine, they enrich the blood, harden the
muscles, quiet the nerves, perfect diges
tion." jy 12 4w
Business is now j about at its dullest
stage. Nevertheless, the merchants don't
look at all blue, for the good news of the
crops tells them that the fall trade is
goiog to be the best we ever had.
Iusufflclent Drainage.
Uncleaned cess-pools, filth of any char
acter, exhalations from masrhy lands, all
this, poisoning the blood, bring on
Yellow lever. TLe sole and only reme
dy that will act directly upon the Kid
neys and Liver the clean, ir of the bloo-
is Warner's Safe Kidaey and Liver
Cure, used in connection with Warner s
Safe. Pills. jy 2.
New Advertisements.
Notice.
rpHE FIFTH WARD MARKET, on the
corner of Fifth asd Castle streets, will be
opened I RID AY, July 23d. The public are
respectfully invited. Be f. Mutton, Yegeta
blea, Ac., for sale. j jy 23 It
Electric.
gCdTT'S ELECTRIC HAIRBRUSH, the
great Headache and Neuralgia care, can be
found at
J. H. HARD IN '8, Apothecary,
New Market.
f PtiPtlo a specialty,
jj 23
Notice-
HV;N(1 80LD TO MR. W. H. Styron
my stock of Cigars, Tobacco, Ac, Ae ,
on Market Bt-eet, and while thanking my
friend and the public generally for the very
generous patronage bestowed upon me hile
in the business, 1 respectfully aak that the
same ba given to Mr. wtyron in the future.
Jy23-tAl WALTER CONEY.
"BUZZ SAW,"
A FINE
CHEWItftf TOBACCO.
. : - -TJ1Y
IT.
:, For tale by :
Mall &, Pearball.
PLEASE NOTICE.
. '
win oegiaa to receive communication
from our friend on aay and all subjects o
(Tiaermi interest but : V
Bashed to the Editor.
W
fJomjaOIllMtloni Unit Ha wrlttnn
oae ride of the japr .
Personalities men . voided.
And It U especially Mnfpartiealarly.'txrdex
stood that tbe Editor dc not always endorse
the views of correspond!) 1 unless so stated
In the editorial coin Tins. .
New Adverticomonts.
The Lowest Prices
pOIl ALL r NDS OF PRINTING,
At E. S. WARRUCK'S Job Omcc.
Get estimates at this oflica before having
your printing done elsewhere.
(Office in Review building.) ' ' i
jy 22 i
Gospel Hymns,
AND 8CBED 80NGF, eraSracnrVoi
amea 1, 3 and 3, bouuJ ia Ooa.o.i. elthL-r
sieg e or all three io : one.
PORE GOLD, fjr the gacdiiT
or:
new conec on ot Bocgs a Lew i t just u
ceived and for sals at . i .
HELVSUERGau'iJ
aECOXD-RAND PIANO,
Feven Octaves, in perfect order,
For sale cheap at
jy 23 IIEIN8BERG Eli'i?.
Cold 1 i
gOD A WATER, with pure Fruit Bjrups.
Hunyadi Water, Apollinaria Wat-. r, Hath
orn Water and Congress (C) Water.
For ea'e by
JaMES C. lilJSD..
jy 8 Worth Front tt-ewt. 1
Wire Hettiriir
SCREENS
, For Doors and;Windowj.
Good to keep out flies and mosqaitoe?.
Also,
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Lumber, and Building Material Generally.
ALTAFFER, PRICK & CO.
Factorv: Office
Foot of Walnut st Wutt, near liod Cross at.
Jri9 .
Great Secret.
P.' L. Bridffers & Co.,
' Wholesale and Retail Orocorc,
20, 22. 24. 2G and 28 Fotrt. Strcot.
WILMINGTON, N. C. ,
DI8C0YERED VERY SOd.V afjer tlry
commenced their reainrlrib1.'; t er
that success in the Grocery Lme ml ni t
coosist in ha?ing and hoid a U-4AVY
STOCK, as
6.000 Barrels Flour, j
1,600 Hhds Bacon,' 1
20,000 Backs Meal,
10,000 llatDt,
7.00J Lbs Butter.
W.000 Lbs LaroV
40,000 Casks Whiskey,
6,C00 Hhds Molasses,
1,000 Saoks Colieo, j
80000 Bscon Bides,
requiring an immense and unreceir
outlay of capital aud expf-ntxy x&4 u ire
house and storeroom, extniiin crer'tt", a
long list of employees, toox-lt'epcrH, c erks
Ac The plan wm to open rtin-.-t n-.4j1.nal
communication with tiie ir. i ..2-.-a-'eri, .
where these articles were'ke-t ia List hnr
and immense quantities, out ff : t ernat;: .
expectation ot being nedtd h-: :n.s ar
rangements with the Failro&d :niapr.i-ii o
transportatioo; connect the r f-'torvB by te'ci '
graph with the leading' G'rocery .-iwrcs cf
the world; keep a Small bat relict Mrrtt
ment; put prices down to the Hittorn V. :n-f ,
have Small Frofits and Big r&lz, wal'.ii t " .
markets for Specialties, gunrr.riti o c-vrry j
artice sold, make prompt (Mirery. rpen 1
time and money ia the Northernr n.ji'Jtcu m
personal selections, and await returns 'ihti
result justifies our i"st anticipat'ons snd
vindicates our judgment. Oarfctorc3 t.ro
each
"GRAND SAMPLE ROOM;"
not packed with urele?s lumber asi stale
goods, but small neat pa'k a. of everr rticg
needed to make up a full and comp'M as
sortment of things in our line- Jo Jittn
minutes we can hare on the way, rejfvr
delivery to our customers, the dcr
or dr, fresh from the manufacturer "id Q
the original unbroken packages Jn fwiTif r
four hours we can have thete (JooJ. oa tL-ir
shelves, and aoc&mpanied whtn.r.ccjs any br
a special delirery c erk. 'Ibis ij tfce a'crct
of success at- j
P. L. BRIDGEBS :& 00.
20, 22, 24, 26 'A 24 -r.,i.t trt,
WLLillNGTON. N. .
jj 21
j For Rent.
P&OM THE lit of October IS 80,
the residence at the SoctLwest
corner of Sixth and Market sts.
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Apply to JOH.V L. CAN'l V'.iLJi, i
jy 19 tf Pox :9, Pest QZc.
Wilmington &team
Laundry!
NO. 15 NORTH WATER STREET.
JOS. B. WORTH, Proprietor.
E2IU Buperiatendeat.
1 PRICE LIST :
Open tor Business Monday, July 10, 160.
Shirts (old).......lCc
I (wt).. .l"e
Collars..... m-m. tc
Oat. 2e
Undaraiurta . 6c
Bight M....S to 10e
Young Men's Wear
If oath at S3.
Drawers. ............ Ic
bocir.. ....... ........ 3o
To W6f ......... 3c
Hacdkerchisfs .... to
WUwj YestJ IS to 26s
will be taken by the
A Price List ofLadlet Wear will be Lssed
in about ten days.
Special Katet for FamSy Washia;. .
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