IBIS PA FEB
rery aftra.
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Ki MOB,
..,tiov4, prwTA.ME PAID.
: u p . if0. : Tar a
., iH 4kUtt ed by carrier,
9 ' i- an crt of xMcltv. at the
entKr pi in report any ni
,,.tn reeiTetbr Paprs"ulariy,
V A dv-rtisements.
Mi
THE GREAT.
FOR
IHE1IATISM
J
hurafoia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Uhche, Scrsness of iho Chest,
fat, Qums, Sore laroat, Swell-'
fyi and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
rfJf, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Fui and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
It fopantioB on earth qaala St. Jacobs On.
h i nft, $urt, timpte and cheap External
Imtj. A trial entail but the comparative j
ks( outlay of 50 Cut), and erery one auffer
l tuk pain can haro cheap and poaitire proof
rfjhckani.
Kndtai is EeTen Language.
joliit alldxuggists aid dealees
nr medicine.
A.V0GELER & CO.,
SattimotVi ltd., XT. S. .A,
tC1WwSM to
EXTRAORDINARY
imcemeat vill be offered for TEN
Dili, la Kmtinlvg stock on hand of
Brussels Carpet
Some twelve or fifteen styles.
Yjotd is to realize on these goods, and
Se low prices to be named, CASH
DOWN will be required.
Mattinas,
Mt and Colored, very cheap.
CURTAIIS.
Lambrequins, &c,
Respectfully,
R. M. Mclntire.
1
IHS. JOE PERSON'S
REMEDY FOR
SCROFULA
NEVER FAILS.
It Will Cure if Fairly Teste.
Tv " measure 10 do aoie to
CrrV hTe derived an effectual cure of
.. rom the use of Mrs. Joe Person's
TLir.that disease. I had suffered
MbS ror more tD three years,
W. ?11 of ew getting well. I
during that time by three very
juzP hJ8icins,without any good result.
r:.muthe National Sureical InsU
gTta two months, with no better
family physicians met w
ir re-
wlth.
CZ.lng from the Institute.
I was
i -MatO tTT Mr. Prnni nmMlr.
m m i r. . . J
Qea it more than weet before I
W 2 curative and healing proper
K. V "Ores soon beran to heat, and Mia
J y kln changed as fast as the sores
had not thought of ever getting
Z: nopes increasea, my low
STC thi remedy, and I
CTeijojing splendid health and am In
SJS?' wmedy is mild as apur
Mli tXronS tonic ; it will heal the
V.W t , ore iQ ree weeks If Uken
4iJ' my opinion that it should
ome time after the sore is healed,
tI.use of its effects. It should
SJzJpfcdj by all mean, for I have
Sv7B3:IeCted it fmm the. nrsM r
ral, . cea found that the
itik JL?V wou1d commence to re
MtiiJ.for this alone it should be
SnSv?11111 effectual cure Is
Sfctt.,, sboul1 -prevent regu-
llt thm j ituiUIUQ
; - Fi:r nine, .x "vrovaa re-
rSu 2 . urcijr cure tou
SjL'r1 IPekfroniepe
C m I prate-
? 'aSri cur froca the use of It and
IW(!7Wd lwUcS: obligationTto
Su?' Sufferers, try it and be
S. p for tesUmonlal of lemarkahle
Mpg4 feS- Person, rranklin
tWv y Wil. H. GREEN, Wil
S,C iiyodaw-nac ,
ii ii ii izjs ; '1 a n n
ml
I
vol: v
... . , , yew advebti.ements.
Francis li. mitu, bupt--Viri ia ill 1
tary Iiittitutv i
lC W YTES -Ytiur 1nicret
Heiksbxro f.h--A Thbr' iijrt)' pou victf oil :
Caatalonpes are scarce and high.
Jlhe fish ruatket ia tolerablj welt sop-
piied.; : 1 : ' ; " i' ;
1 - .it
Only 5 bales f cotton receivedher
to-dajv .,' : .
k Prolubltiqa or baprohibitioD, the ther.
mometer Is np among the nineties.
- i i
Study youi interest. You can now
buy Cook Stoves at factory prices at
Jacosi's. 1 I . t l
Peaches are plentiful, but too high-
priced for the majority of people. They
sell for $1.00 per peck.
Beautify your homes by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
anted. Sold only at Jacobi's. t
Hoops are again extensively worn by
tha feminines, but of much more contract
ei dimensions than our fathers and moth
ers were accustomed to see. some thirty
years sgo. -.
All women speak well without teach
ers or elocution or eloquence.: 1'riTi
ledged to enchain attention or command
silence, a glance is their exordium, a
I smile their peroration. - -
The following are the readings of the
thermometer to-day at the Signal Office
in this city: 7 a. m., 78; 11 a. m., 87;
3 p. m. 89. The maximum temperature
to-day .was 89 degrees, against 83 for the
same day last year.
Two colored boys and one white boy
were carried before the Mayor late yes
terday evening for bathing in too public
a place. His Honor gave them both a
sharp reprimand and then allowed them
to depart in peace.
George "W Davids, Esq., of J the great
Ink' rm of Thaddeus Davids & Co., 127
William street New York, says: I was
suffering from the' pangs of rheumatic
gout, (an inherited ailment), and St.; Ja
cobs Oil cured me in twenty-four hours.
The Tarboro southerner says: Capt
John Barry, of Wilmington, is the con.
tractor for the construction of the Hah
fax and Scotland Neck Bailroad. He
commenced work on 1st August with six
tv hands and says he will finish in 60
days. - .
''Buchapalba.''
New, quick, complete cure 4 days,
urinary affections, smarting, frequent or
difficult urination, kidney diseases. $1.
Druggists. Depot Jas. O. Munds.
Weldon News says: J. W. Lynch,
who heretofore has been irr theoffice of
the Wilmington road at this place, has
been transferred to the company's tele
graph office at Wilmington, iind Mr. IS.
M. Lockhart has been appointed by
Judge Lynfh, the agent here, as clerk in
his office. It is not .known whether this
M A. A.
is a permanent arrangement or nob
though it is probable.
Ylrslnia Military Instltate.
We invite special attention to the ad
vertisement of the "V irginia Military In
stitute as it appears in this issue of the
KaviKw. There are. many , facts of in
terest in connection with this institute
some of which we will' present "here: ..It
was established more than forty years ago
after the general plan of the United
States Military Academy at W est Point.
It is open to Cadets from evry State in
the .Union. The graduate's "who are
State Cadets of Virginia, are required
bylaw to .teach in the State for two
years after graduation. Over 1,209 Ca
dets have graduated there, ot wliom over
250 have been killed in battle, a nd many
have become distinguished as soldiers, as
engineers, and in other professions.
Three of its Professors we: re killed in bat
tie Jackson, Rhodes an d Crntchiield
M. P. Maury died while a Professor of
this SchooL So high is : the repute of
this School, that before the graduation
of the class of this year, ei ery graduate
was bespoken for service as Assistant
Engineer by two eminent Chief Engin
eers of great jailroads now und "
structionv and. every yt.rari' "Uoir
carried off with bis diploma insurance of
immediate employment, at r salary of
STfifn ft! no wr tnnnthj 1 8 CHiei CI
the New York Siznal Sen pee'ilw p-
plied tothe SnperinteHent
nate of thisaa, at ; laj7 of Sl,
per annum . f . . -
la
WILMINGTON, N. C,
The Vote Yesterday. ;
The following are the returns from the
election yesterday as received by us. We
give the home vote only in detail:
first ward (Upper Divisiou).
A gainst prohibition . . . . 344
For prohibition t. . . . 55
, Mjty against - . 2b9
i (Lower Di vision).
Against prohibition V . .415
For prohibition - V 1 ;. . . 125
Majority against
SECOND WARD.
For prohibition . -,-, ;
Against prohibition .
. Mijority for . r
' THIRD WARD.
For prohibition .
Against prohibition . ..
290
147
139
8
180
148
Majority for . ,.
' FOURTH WARD. '
For prohibition . . - .
Against prohibition ' '' .
' " ' ' Majority for - - ;
FIFTH WARD.
Againkt prohibition
For prohibition ...
Majerity against . .
Total against . .
Total for ... .
Total majority against
CAFK FEAR TOWNSHIP.
Against prohibition
For prohition .
'.- Majority against
32
14
140
443
189
. 254
.1,629
. 843
. 78G
. 17
15
. 158
Baleiqh, N. C.f Aug. 5, 1881.
(Special to Daily Beview.)
Partial returns from Buncombe, Cra
ven, Cleveland, Cumberland, Franklin,
Granville, Guilford, Halifax, Johnston,
Lenoir, Mecklenburg, Northampton,
New Hanover, Orange, Richmond,
Vance. Wake and Wilkes show about
twenty thousand majority against pro
hibition. Wake three thousand majority
against. M.
HARNETT TOWNTHIP.
Against Prohibition . r
For Prohibition . .
Majority against .
FEDKRAL POINT.
Against Prohibition . .
125
24
161
37
-For Prohibition . .
Majority against . .
28
The vote of Masonboro township has
not been sent in. Yesterday up' to
o'clock oniy 15 votes had been polled
The State has undoubtedly gone
againstjthe bill, and that by a very large
majority. The returns seem to
come in very slowly, as the followingf
which we received from Raleigh at
o'clock this afternoon would indicate. It
is impossible to calculate as yet with any
correctness, what the najority against
the bill will really be.
Raleigh, Aug. 5, 188L
(SPECIAL TO AILT REVIEW.)
Beturns thus far heard from,- nineteen
counties, give anti-prohibition., majority
of 35,000.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Saab, Blinds and - Doors, Glass,
&c You can get all sizes and at the
- - w
lowest prices. t
Honorary Aids to the Corernor.
At the unveiling of the Caswell Mon
ument, at Kinston, N. C, on Wednes
day last, Capt. Gabrielson, Lieutenant
Muager and Second Assistant Engineers
Weber and Hall of the revenue cutter
Colfax, acted as honorary aids on the
Governor's staff by special invitsTtion of
His Excellency, Gov. Jarvis. The
officers of the cutter appeared in their
uniforms and went from Beaufort in the
special car which carried the Governor
and his staff.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black-
fish Hooks and Lines. A. full assort
ment and lowest prices at Jaooii'i- f
Crlnlnal Court.
The Court was engaged all the fore
noon in trying the case of the State
against K. Petersen, charged with as
sault and battery. The Court sat until
2:15 this afternoon, at which time the
case was given to the jury, and the
Court took a recess until 3 o'clock. At
lialf-past 2 o'clock the jury returned a
verdict of guilty. At 3 'clock the
regular docket was proceeded with and
the case of William Williams and Henry
Vefll, colored, charged witi larceny, was
take&p and at the time of closing our
report was still on trial. - -. 3 -
i The ca of John ZIcKoy, colored
charged with H&est, will probably be
called fcr trial tliisaiklS053 if & P1
vioai case cf Williara anS
dlspccsd cf ia tirre. - -S
FRIDAY, AUGUST
The Dental Association.
Ashetille, N. C, July 29, 1SS1.
Editor. Review:
I Dear Sir Asheville is now filling up
very rapidly with visitors Jrom almost
all over the country, and the hotels are
fast being filled. It would be impossible
for one to judge any thing like accurate
ly of the number of visitors. Every
train and every stage that arrives here is
loaded down with human freight. ,The
day your correspondent came over here
there were fifteen passengers on the stage,
six ladies and nine gentlemen. The
ride through country, over mountains and
valleys, is to saj the Jeast enchanting,
and North Carolina" should indeed be
proud of ier beautiful scenery. Nature
seems. -to have tried herself to see how
beautiful and grand she could make
Western North Carolina, and in addition
to this, she furnishes us, with such pure
and invigorating air; it infuses new life in
us the moment we begin to inhale.it. To
those of us who have been pent up at
our homes away from the sea shore and
mountains it is like "cold water to a
thirsty soul."
The N. C. Dental and Southern Den
tal Association met here in joint session
on Tuesday, July 26th, and a handsomer
body of men never before
graced the floors of the Court
Housebuilding. Every Southern State,
including Maryland and the District
of Columbia, was represented. The
meeting was haimonious and pleasant in
the extreme, as well as being interesting
and instructive. Several very carefully
prepared papers on different, subjects
pertaining to Dentistry were read and
received high encomiums. Dr. J.
D. Clarke, of Newbern, read a paper on
Dental Chemistry, as also did Dr. I. N.
Carr, now of Tarboro. Dr. E. L. Hun
ter, of Enfield, N. C, read a very in
structive paper on Operative Dentistry;
Dr. Winkler, of Georgia, and Dr. Walk
er, of Alabama, I believe, read . in
teresting papers on Dental Hygiene.
Dr. Chisldw, of Tuscaloosa, Alabama,
and Dr. Isajh Simpson, of Charlotte,
read papers on Dental Chemistry
and Therapeutics, together with others
whose names I cannot now recall, by
whom papers on Dental Physiology and
Pathology, Mechanical Dentistry &c,
were read. All these were ordered
printed,' and made-the property of the
Society.
On Thursday night a banquet was
tendered the Southern Dental Associa
tion by the North Carolina Association,
and a more elegantly prepared , supper
your correspondent never sat down to.
Toasts were offered and 'responded to.
Judge McKoy, of the Superior Court,
who,was one of the invited guests
at the request of Dr. Carr, responded to
to toast the to North Carolina,offered by
Dr.Ford, of Macon, Georgia. It was done
in his usual nappy manner, and elicited
great applause. Toast "The Ladies of
North Carolina," was responded to by
Dr. K. Fmley Hunt, , of Washington
City, in a very happy manner. The
Press, was responded to by Mr. Fur-
man, of the Asheville Citizen, in
very pleasing and happy manner. Many
other toasts were offersd and responded
to by the different members of the Asso
ciation present, but time does not permit
of. a more extended letter. . , At half-past
one ' that night all left the spacious din
ing hall to seek old Morpheus. Long
livefthe North Carolina and Southern
Dental Associations,and may their meet
ings at Salem, N. C, and Baltimore,
Md', respectively, next year, be as pleas
ant and instructive as they were her.
I
than't I Take a Blue Pill? '
No. don't take it and run the risk of
mercurial poisons, but when billions and
constipated get a package of the cele
brated Kidney Wort, and it will speedily
cure you. It is nature's great remedy
for constipation, and for all kidney and
liver diseases. It acts promptly on these
exeat organs and so restores health.
strength and vigor. It is put up in liqnid
and dry form, acting with equal eilicien-
cy. Price $1. See ad v.
Personal.
- We are pleased to learn that our good
friend, Mr. Bernard Whiting, formerly
of this city, has-been appointed to the
responsible position of agent of the Car
olina Central Bailroad at- the thriving
little town of Shoe Heel. He i3 a young
gentleman of much railroad experience
Mver yews.
The steamer North State arrived here
this morning from a point five or six
miles this side of Fayetteville. The river
is still reported at its lowest ebb. The
Hurt is below Fayetteville some eight
or ten miles, the Murchison at a point
known as the Old Ferry and the Wave
was passed at Kelley's Cove yesterday.
'. Cnmailable
. UnmaOable matter remains in the post-
office in this city adJressed to Andrew
McSwais. ; United States Hotel,
Long Branch, N. J; E. Wes
eotty Goldsboro, N. C; Mrs. - Geo.
W. Hard wick, care Geo. W. Hard wick,
Fall Biver, Mass.; Grace Haywood, South
Gardner .N. C.; Mary Tart, MarlboN-
ongh county, S. C; Harriet Brown, No.
519 10 ave? David Graham, Alboro,
5. 1881.
NO. 183
The 3larket Carl Xulsance. ,
The charge of nisITonor Judge Mcarcs
to the Grand Jury on yesterday which
was published in our last issue relative
to the market cart and huckster nuisance,
meets with very 'general commendation.
We were told by Market, street merchants
that the nuisance alluded to was detri
mental to their business. It is to. be hoped
that the nuisance will be abated, even if
it has to be done by the county courts
instead of the city authorities, whose
duty it is to regulate ail such matters.' .
Call at Jacobi's for Garden Hoes and
Rakes, Shovels, Spades, Axes, &cv-There
you have the lowest prices. ; f
We regret to learn that Dr. W. J, H.
Bellamy has been confined to his bed by
sickness for several days past, but are
pleased to know that he - is improving
and expects to be on the streets again in
a day or two. ,. "
A safe and sure means of restoring the
youthful color of the hair is furnished by
Parker's Hair Balsam, which is deserv
edly popular from its, superior cleanli
ness. New Advertissemont.
FRESH SUPPLY OF STATIONERY. !
200
Boxes ENVELOPES,
All 6izes at very Low Trices,
ry p Keams Commercial Note Paper,
Reams Letter Cap Paper, 1
Cjry eams Foolscap Paper,
QQ'Boxes Papeteries,
All sizes, styles and prices,
Just received at
HEINSBERGER'S,
aug 5 LiVe Book and Music Store
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
Lexington i Va.
CI TJPPLIES. BY A WELL ARRANGED
CURRICULUM, full studies for an AC A.
.... - . ; ..
DEMIC DEGREE, aud makes txsl ; Jro
vision forthe special instruction of the
CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEER, CHEM
IST, GEOLOGIST and other INDUSTRIAL
pursuits. The Supenntendent nas been un
able to meet the demand for graduates, up
on remunerative oilers, as Engineers.
; Address FRANCIS IT. SMITH,
au 5-3 td m-w-fri-&w3t Sup't
f.p
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY ' TO WIN
A FORTUNE. EIGHTH GRAND DIS
TRIBUTION, CLASS H, AT NEW OI
LEANS, TUESDAY, AUGUST Dth, lSSl
135th Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana Stats Lottery Compa ry.
Incorporated in 1SG3 for 23 years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposeswith a capital of 1.000,000 -to
which a reserve fund of over 120,000 has
since been added. "
By an ovenvhelming popular vote Its
franchise was made a part of the present
State Constitution adopted December 2d,
A.D., 1879.
Its Gkajtd Sixole Numdeb DeAwixcs
will take place monthly.
It' never scales or postpones,
Look at the following Distribution;
CAPITAL PRIZE $30,000.
100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS r
EACHjJHALF-TICKETS, ONE Dollar.
LIST OF PRIZES.
1 Capital Prize
$no,ooo
- 10,0-X)
. - - 5,000
1 Capital Prize
1 Capital Prize
a rrizes or f a,500 - - - 5,0(
5 Prizes of 1,000 - - - .1,000
20 Prizes of -500 - - - 10,000
100 Prizes Of .100 - - - 10,000
200 Prizes of fk) - - . - - 10,000
ooo frizes or ; 'M - - - lo.ooo
1000 Prizes of 10 - - - ' . 10.000
APPROXIil ATIOX PR IZES.
9 Approximation Prizes of $ :iO0 3,700
9 Approximation Prizes of 2001,800
9 Approximation Prizes of 100 IKK)
lSo7 Prizes, amounting to - - , $110,400
jiesponsiDie corresponainsr agents wanted
a i &u pomxa, 10 wnom UDerai compensation
will be paid.
For further information, "write clearlv.
Saving full address. 8end csrtler bv express
or Registered Letter, or Miinev Order hv
mail, addreesed oxlt to? '
M. A. DAUPHIN
New Orioacj. La
or aim a I'AUrHin . a
Mo. 212 Broadway, Hew Yor
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawing
are under the supervision and ma na?ement
of GENERALS li- T. BEAUREG AKD and
JCBAL A. EARLY.
IVotico to the Public.
The public are hereby cjitmoxn against
BEXDIWO AXT MOTtET OS OB DEKS TO
NUNES & CO., Si Nassau St., N xrrf Yoek
Citt. They are flooding the country with
Boors Cibcclaes purjKJrtinj; to be of The
Louisiana 8tate Lottery Company, and are
TKArDixxTXTrepresentlmj the mselves aa
Agents of The Louielaua State Lottery Com
pany. They have no authority to eell the
Tickets of this Company and sae not 4ts
amenta. M. A- DAUli'IUN. -
7 - Pres. Louisiana State Lot itery C'o
Ne4 Orleans, La '.Jnrj4,
jy IJfrwed-ffiWwdaw
1 1 M.. mil I YmVni fiT "PTTr
"jslli bgld ta reserve 02;niaxlcat:ca
from eta- friaadj pa kay azd all iib!t ,t .
KirallsVr?t bst
. ' ' ;- ,
r caa cf tie rw vxiti afay b tt
n!fbd Editor.'- v . ,. , '
ItCoasicuiIoitiot sca: vrt!ten caly
oao ei4s af the ppf. ,
Fera!!tW raist bo vo'.41 .
A&-1 li is e-CML'y nzS y..ucilarly cader
rtoo4 th.t ti l KSEV does ret alwtyi etdon ,
the jitwi cvzte rpjz de?t, nlef3 to ttat
la tfee editorial eoiacrr. ; J '0
T'cv Advertisements.
Ship PJctice
jAlcA
LL PERSONS re kt
iiitioced aiul !" warned '
i ceu!ui!r or nart-orinc 7 -ri
any of the crew of th British y.'vla
barque LIVE OAK, Capt. 6U1- -" -wtli,
as no debts of their contracting will
be paul t v Master or
rATEKON,' DOWSIXO & CO.,
. . Consignees
RED CElArl r'ACirtu CHESTS ' ,
SASH liu-JilS ASP BUNDS j
- ' - - - , - i ' . ,
BRACKETS, MOULDING, LUMBERAcf .
ALL SIZES WINDOW GLASS;
, : "v " . at . : : : t-;
ALTAPI r:R,:PRICE & COU
Factory:
Foot Walnut st.
Odea:
5utt, near Red Cross
m'sim mumr n'.
DELICIOUS' "PEACHES AND
TOMATOES
All varieties of Choice Preserves
in one and two pound Cons, tho'
best in tbo market.
Parbb u' Honour
Pig Ham
X'reakfaat Strips
and Small Shoulders,
Parch od -Jftra and Ljiguayia Coffe?, ;
Tlicco good.! m o all frcsli fhis
wcelij Onr prices and qualily. ct
goods will convince yen if you Trill
try U3.
Try tlio prepared Soups.
For sale at
.GEO. SyiYERSV
feb 14 Vas. II and 1) Bootli FrcistLBtt
SOHUTTE?S
SEA-SIDE PARK ii HOTEL!'
WrightsviUc Sound
JS .NOW OPEN FOR TOE RECEPTICK
ofgnefttsi; .
-ST" The table is supplied with the proV -ducss
of the Sounds:and Sea.
Transient and . regular boarders taken at
reaaonablc rates. J' :
;F. A. SCflDTTK,
Proprietor,
je2-tf
Your Interests
:QXT& ME A CAIL BS702S T0Upr
cfcaia School 2oo5 aal Sihool Butioaary. 1
I hiTt a fa l apy !y of Txt Backs aJspicd "
Ij iha Stata Board of Edocitloa. Alsa
8Ita., Pere U, Vez TLoltttz, Isk, Crsycs ,
Ac:dv? Fiaacs aid Orass of ths yJ
bifi make alwiys ca taad. TTe wat your
patroasja and wUl ao all wa ctj to xzxlo
NEW
GOODS I