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The Dally Review.
SUNDAY. JULY 9. IS82.
BY TELEGRAPH.
fg- Thc Daily Review hns the largest
bona Jute circulation, of any newspaper
vnblUhcd. in the city of Wilmington
WASHINGTON.
Telegraphic isreTltles.
Bond Call by the Treasurer
Large Land Issue in Florida.
f By Telegraph to Daily Review.
Tho Secretary of the Treasury will,
on Moudaynext, issue a call for $16,
000,000 of G per cent, bonds, continued
2k Dcr cent., from July 1st.' 1881. Prin
cipal and accrued interest will be paid
The River and Crops
The steamer D.' Murchison arrived in
in this port late yesterday afternoon
MISCEtliANJEpUS,
5- tetf
I - Jno. H. Giles, ' ,
ftwnsorial artist and aiANUFAC-
TITRER OF PERFUMES. Shorn nfiir corner of
.f nn vMtnliiT. mrA m ttll tnrt.hfri "rfoA urn. an- Front and CasUe strecto -lono up? uea wwr.
A special dispatch to the 'Cincinnati
tZrkrf'Stitt "taut
tha Sciola disaster, were reported found The rirer hai risen eight inches Friday
nignc, nu a sua luxuic wr-w r ; i nt "I,nable. Give me a ealL
Gould neDOUth. whose
was announced in the New
dnce Exchange, on Friday, was com
suspension icina.fced. Good rains have! fallen iu t iune ls-tf
LT 1- D 1 . , .,,,
-I
ci pal anuaccrueu iniwui uc v pelled to suspend through the
a umj x reuu j cH4 r- latire doings of ' his bookkeeper
CONGRESSIONAL.
f Hy Tcleiraph to Dally Kiew.l
SENATE.
. Washington, July 8 The Senate
Commitec on the District or Columbia,
to whom was referral tho nomination
of ex-Senator West, for District Com
missioner, agreed' to-day to report to
tin Senate in favor of hw confirmation.
There was considerable opjiosition on
the part ol Democratic members of the
..mtnitirt based upon West's iolitical
irunc in tauUiana, and tie vote in his f
i-iwnr w.n stric-tlv a party one. I
in th str. Mr. Beck said that as
1 nniriidmcnta to the House bill
i-.iitirinsr internal revenue had been
reigned this morning fnm the Itcpub
liean caucus of last night, he gaye notice
of an amendment subjecting duties on
imports from abroad after .January 1st,
to a discount of 1 lcr cent., and
after July UU I3. to 10 per cent. The
additional discount was referred to the
. Finance Committee. . -
A' provision was added for the surrey
. of the Illinois & Michigan Canal and
"intimates of the cos: of enlarging same.
The question recurring upon the
committee amendment as amended tho
yeas and nays were ordered. The com
iiit Amendment as modified was
adonted. Jt provides for a survey of
the Hennepin Canal route with esti
mates of the cost of construction and
the annual cost of maintaining and use
when completed and for a surrey of the
Illinois & Michigau Canal and esti
mates of cost of enlarging it &c, so as
to make its dimensions correspond with
the Heunepiu connections, aud appro
. priatcs 1 00.000 for this purinwe, rciort
to Ikj made at next session. Ihc re
maining committee amendments were
Mr. Ransom, from special Commit
ter on Potomac, reported an amend
ment appropriating $500,000 for the im
provement of the l'otamac IUver in the
vicinity of Washington with reference
to navigation, the establishment of har
bor lines and the raising of the flats.
After a long discussion upon its rele
vancy the amendment wxs held , to be
in ordtT upon a viva voce vote. No
further action upon the subject was
, taken and the bill went over until
Monday. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr Crapo of Massachusetts,submitted a
report of the Conference Committee on
the bill to enable national banks to ex
tend their corporate existence.
Mr. llandall, of Pennsylvania, made
the uoint of order that the report was
not accompanied with thc.cxplanatoi3
statement required by the rules, anu
the noint beius sustained, the confer
ence report was withdrawn, but Mr.
Crapo will endeavor to get it before the
House uunng me aiuiniwu;
The House, at 11:20 oVlock, went
into Committee ot tho Whole, Mr.
Kasson. of Iowa, in the chair, on the
Mindrv civil appropriation bill.
Pending an amendment, being that
offered bv Mr. I Converse -of Ohio,
.striking out the proviso restricting tho
investigations ot tlie National Board of
Health to diseases ot cholera and ycl
low fever, after some debate, the
amendment was rejected.
Mr. Peele oflnd., offered and advo
cated au amendment including small
iox among the diseases to be investi
gated by the board. Adopted.
Mr. ill b. of Ky., rose lo reply to
sme criticisms made by Ir. White,
of Ky , and was proceeding to attack
the latter, when ho was interrupted by
.tr. itrown, wno oojecieu 10 a rcpeii
tion of yesterday's disorder and dis
graceful scenes. Mr. Willis persisted,
but was finally choked off by c-bjcctions,
and his speech was not even iermittcd
to be printed in the Record.
After concluding the consideration, of
13 of tlie 85 pages of the bil 1, the com
mittee rose and the House adjourn ed-
A Republican caucus wai announcetl
to be held immediately.
The Hivcr and Harbor bill was taken
up and the Hennepin project further
discussed, the cUc$tton being upon Mr.
Butler's amendment providing for an
additional; survey and report upon the
cost of construction and annual main
tenance and use of the canal. After a
long discussion Mr. Butler's amend
ment was carried. Various modifica
tions of tho phrase, as suggested by
Ixgan and Allison, then prevailed
without objection.
13th of September, next, and interest
will cease on that day. The following
is the description: $50,Nos.801 to 900,
both inclusive; 100, Nos. 5,501 to
6,500. both inclusive; $500, Nos. 3.001
to 4,150, both inclusive: $1,000, Nos.
19,001 to 21,000, both inclusive; $5,000,
a mi mnnn Knffi inlnirIJ
- . . a mi fen V. n 1.
10.000, IS05. l-.aoi IO ll,iw, iwm w-
clusirc. i .
The Commissioner) of the General
Land Office has directed the issue of a
patent to Jno. Lowe and others, claim
ants to thelwe Mill gram, comons-
ing 1C.000 acres of land situated in
Alachua county, ta: Kepresentawve
Iowc, of Ala., is one of the heirs to this
property, which is reported to be of
great value! .
speett
111S
liabilities are $250,000.
and the crops, as well as the nyer.have
been materially benefited thereby.
Fountains arid Bath; Tubs.
E AAVE ON HAND , JV FUI-J SlWft.
DOMESTIC MARKETS'.
kf i'mmhinu. TUth Tnha. Gartien SDrinklers,
Rnhhpr IIosa. Gas Fixtures. Globes, Chan
dlers and Hydrant. Posts. Special attention
Gas
Governments un- . . , . t rtef catrortv hs and after tuursdat, J5th inst.,
four wuiu uuuiuaiu, wcic iuW1)0v.j . . . WHironette wUl be run to aud from tho
i . . .... i ' " r t . . c i x
Sound, learing limuogion, corner oeepn" anu
Princess streets, at u p. ni. Kecunung, icare
tho Sound at 7 a. m. i
iunoll -tf T. J. SOUTHER LAND.
NORTH CAROLINA.
and
Trouble Between Citizens
Revenue JJunmicr.s.
Bf Telegraph 'to Dally Ke Tie w.'
Raleigh, " N. C, July 8 Night.
Thero is great excitement at Statesville.
On Saturday last ex-Cougressman W.
M. Bobbins mado a ( political speech
and commented on the administration
of Dr. J. J. Mott, cx-Rcvenuo Collector.
Ou Thursday W. L. Mott, son of Dr.
Mott, assaulted Robbhis, injuring him
severely. From this sprung an assault
by Wm. Stockton, a revenue officer, on
Joseph Adams, State Solicitor, break
ing Adams' arm. Jno. E. Osborne, a
dry goods clerk, expressed indignation
when C. S. Cooper, a brother of Thos.
N. Cooper, present Revenue Collector,
abused Osborne roundly, when the lat-
" :r. r 'XTnr old;- S22.50 for 'new;
but not dangerously. Iho matter is to
(By Telegraph, to Dally Seiiew '
' " FINANCIAL.
New Yokk, July 8. Night. Ster-
incexchanffe 4841.
nhjiniredt new fives 1001: new
nd a half per cents, 114; new four
per cents 1 18i. Money 23 . per cent.
State bonds active and higher.
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton, net receipts 53; grss 64.
UlUres ClUSCU mm, bmv . - fi
Julv 13.04013.06: August 13.08; Sep- on nre'
tembcr 12.72i873 ; October 12.01 12.02 ; by the crow.
November 11.8iail.85; December iniured. Two
1L84D11.85; tanuary ii.vioii.uo;
February 12.04 12.05; larch 12.14
12,15; April 12J2512.26. , f
Flour Southern steady and fairly
active ; common to fair extra $5.20
$6.15; good to choice $6.20$8.28.
Wheat 1 higher for cash, closing
firm and 1 under outside rates; No.
2 spring $1.30; ungraded red $1.10
l 3. Trt 2red. Julv 1.28iS 1.294.
Corn, cash lots firmer, closing firm and
I Explosion of a Lamp.
Last evening a swing kerosene torch
lamp1, which was placed on a cart on
Market street, exploded, burning three
Or four customers who were standing
at the cart; Mr. Martin Dickson aid I WllrOTlf t TO for til 0 SOUHd.
. - . . . til. TTT A n .4 a
paia to rurnisiung nouses rim i ir vw
fixtures, Ail noveiiies in vw aver auv. w
Appurtenances received as soon aa out.
rJuly.S-lwk K. II. GRANT A CO.
burned. Mr. Dicksbn's right hand was
hadl v burned, and Ms coat was set on
' I A
fire by the oil. The woyian was se
verely burned about the right hand,
anarancl shoulder. Her clothing was
BockLime,
but was quickly extinguished
vd before she was seriously cau
or three others were
slightly burned, but not to an extent
worth mentioning.
Oscar "Wilde Decorative Art,
A fair lecture audience greeted Oscar
Vilde at the Opera House last evening,
A small pedestal table stood in the cen
ter of the stage, and "on it was a glass of
water. The scene set represented "a.
i o(cq. xTr, 2. .lniv iiDrarv. air. vuae waiseu t ou tue
8788. Oats, cash lots Arm; ii0. o, stage shortly before 9 o'clock and was
01. Coffee quiet, firm andjinchanged; applauded' with" the decorum that was
Sugar steady and fairly active: fair to , . - jfo
good refining 7i7; rehned quiet;
n building purposes.
$1.25 PxiU 1IAKRKL.
LOAD LOTS $1.15 PER BBu
Address FRENCH BROS..
Rocky Point N. C.
or O. G. PARSLEY, Jr.,
july 41&wtf i Wilmington, N. C.
M
The People's House.
EALS FURNISHED AT ALL HOURS.
Private families supplied at reasonable rates.
I have established an ICE CREAM PARLOR
in connection with the People's House,
j , C. EVANS, Prop.,
jjunels-lm Dock near Front street.
be at once investigated in court.
.FOREIGN.
standard A 9i. glasses, foreign easier
and mom active: Cardinas 30. Rosin
steady at $22.2.10. Spirits turpentine
steady at 46. Pork less active and 15
20 lower, closing dull; mess $21.50 for
Aug. .ooot
$22.70;. middles scarce and nominal.
Lard 15 17 lower and weak, ana un
settled. Steam, to arrive, 1355 cash;
13.35July; 13.25 13.37 August; 13.25
13.42 refined; ,!13,50 to centinet.
Freights to Liverpcol firm ; cotton,
steam, Jc 3-16d. Wheat, steam, 4d.
fJW Cable to Dally Rvicw.l
1 jvt4v TstT Q "XT 5 A a-vtf-v"
S.VrLyj? 7. Vf I.. " (Jc.itnn nuit and steady : sales 57J:
i.ii i a i i- i I ITnliinns 12 15-lBt Orleans 13-lo:
iioui cavairv nave iiiiucriroiie a iuixiica.i i "rr ' .
examination with a view to ioreign "'wuul iKZV J.T
f have telegraph- w uroac -oriiam wo; w vouuucu o.xiw.
senice. lnc Auunraitv nave teiecrapi
cd to the Duke of Edinburgh, the Ad
miral Superintendent of naval reserves.
instructing him to Keep me reserve
squadron at Gibraltar. '
Malta, July 8 Night. The British
iron-clad Achilles and torpedo depot
ship JJecta have sailed lor Alexandria.
London July 8-rNight. rhc Tinux
correspondent at Alexandria telegraphs
that the Egyptians, uudcr uen. x sseff,
who were deleated by tlie false prophet,
numberad 5,000. ;Xhe fight occurred
near Konlofan. Tho Egyptians lost 6
cannon. '
Skobeloff's ' heart complaint, it is
thought, was due to contusions received
during the Russo-Turkish war. His
end was without warning. Only a
week or two ago ho rode 70 , versts in a j
little over one night. lie spent the
piiicAGO, July 8. Night. Flour
steady and unchanged. Wheat, active,
firm and higher; No. 2 winter red $1.
l8A!cash: $1.15i$1.16 July. Corn act-
ivo and lower at 80 J01 cash ana J uiy ;
79 1 August. Oats steady and in fair
UCiumiU ni uuv t August
Pork active and lower t $22.1022.15
cash and July ; ;$22.1522.17i August.
Lard unsettled and lower at 12.72
12.75 cash and August. Bulkmeats
steady and in fair demand; shoulders
9.75; short ribs 13; short clear 13.75.
Whiskoy steady and unchanged.
BANK STATEMENT, j
By Telegraph to Daily Review. .
New York!. July 8 Night .The
greater part of Thursday at Moscow, weekly statement of the associated
Exhau, and returned to his hotel in ex- banks shows the following changes :
cellcnt spirits. There 'were at first re- Loans, increase. $3,795,600: Specie.
ports of foul play, but a cursory exam- increase. $8,159,100: Legal tenders. de-
.? 1 1 it M. .1 A 1 ' I SVSU V
inauoa snoweu mat ueaui was causea. i crease. &o.uuo: jeposiis, mcrcase,
by a rupture of tho vessels of the heart
. London, July 8 Night. Major
General Sir Archibald Allison, chief of
the intelligence bureau of the war
office, will proceed to Malta immedi
ately. Two regiments of, foot have left
Alexandria for Gibralter. A dispatch
from Paris to the Renter TelecrraDh Co.
states that the government will ask the
Chamber ot ' Deputies to-day lor a
credit of 312,000, for a precautionary
preparation made by the Minister ot
Marine. ! i i .
The Cctitral Xcio correspondent
at Paris says the expedition to Egypt
will bc!composo ofi 20 vessels, with 147
gunsand 8,280 men.
Alexandria. July ,8 NiffhtThe
Diplomatic Agent of France telegraph
ed yesterday to tho 'French Consul, at
Cairo, tnat an attack by the fleet was
momentarily expected, and instructing
him to send all of tho French subjects
away and to , place himself and the
archives of his office in security. The
Consul placarded tho telegram in Cairo,
thereby causing a renewed panic, and
came himself to Alexandria. The
Austrian Consulate in Cairo has also
been closed. Tho panic in Alexandria
is unabated, despite tho completo stop-
oi worJc on the fortifications.
VA s4ysf eW7yWVf JVV01liOy
$ 12.950.000 ; circulation, decrease, $58,
100: Reserve, increase, $2,872,300. The
banks now hold $8,303,325 in excess of
i all legal requirements. i
NAVALi STORES.
: p$y Telefraph to Dally Review.
Charleston, July 8 Night. Spirits
turpentine steady at 4142. Rosin in
demand at $1.65 for strained and wood
strained.
Savannah. Jnlv 8 Night. Spirits
turpentine 41 cents. Rosin, $1.65 for
strained and good strained.
: COTTON 'MARKETS.
characteristic of the audience and its
manner from first to last. . The lecturer
wore a new suit, consisting of dark vel
vet coat ond knee breeches, With a pro
fusion of lace around the neck, down
the front and at the cuffs. lie had on
dark stockings and patent leather
pumps. " ' V 7
, . He spoke for about an hour without i
; notes. At first he assumed an attitude
which has been maxle familiar by his
! full-length photographsrand maintain
ed it, with occasional lapses into grace
fulness, until he had finished.
A shbiect as evasive as beauty, for i
beauty was the real subject of the lec
ture, is difficult to grasp with logic.
Not analysis, not description, was the
method of treatment, but revelation.
"Beauty cannot be taught, but only re
vealed," is 1 the apothegm that Mr.
Wilde never tires of repeating; and
this, fitly enough, is the key to his style,
He was attentively listened to through
out his lecture and frequently became
exquisitely beautiful in his language.
He handled no prosaic subject, nor was
his handling prosaic. Long melodious
sentences, seldom involved, always
clear, unfolded his meaning, as grace
ful curves reveal a" beautifid figure.
Mr. Wilde will spend the day in the
city and proceed on his lecturing ! tour
to-morrow. I
V. , t i. i ii
'Churcli Services To-Day.
' First Baptist Church, coVnerof Market and
Fifth streets. Rev. J. B. Taylor, D. D., Pastor.
Sunday school at 9! a. m.; Services at 11 a.
m. Missionary Society at 4 p m. Prayer
meeunjj xnursuay mgnc at av O'ciock. : y
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church,
corner of Sixth and Market streets. Rev. F.
W. E. Peschau, Pastor. Sunday School. 9.30
a. m W. II. Strauss, Sup't. English, services
at 11 a. m. German services at 8 p.m.
St. James Church, corner Market and Third
streets. Kcv. A1 A. watson, D. D. Reetor.
Celebration at 7 a m. Sunday School at 10 a
m; Morning Prayer at 11 . a m. Evoning
jrrayer ai op. w. r
oi mouiab x ru-Vameurai. x irac Aiass at 7
a m. teecona Mass at 10 a. m. vespers and
Benedictionit 5 o'clock p m. Daily Mass! at
Ice Cream and Soda Water.
-r KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND PURE
1
ICE CREAM and SODA WATER, flavored
with pure fruit juices. . Customers served at
reasonable prices. , s
Just North of Garrisoa, and near Hotel Bruns-
i wick, Smith villei JN. C. i : juJy s-im
OPENED THIS DAY
jANOTHER LOT,
50 pieces, 12c Bunting.
A handsome line of -. i 1
! WHITE; GOODS. i ,
! . V! GLOVES, and
HANDKERCHIEFS,
jtme 18 ' JNO. J. HEDRIpK.
Free Tickets
Hn'ENfCTO ALL PERSONS TO CALL
. upon S
1 :..
Geo. R. French & Sons,
: and buy a pairjot.nlooj Shoes, for self,
mother, wife or -eousliL ami aunts.' Call loon
HIBCEiaAHEo
SUIEIEI1 GOODS
AT
tsi. rn. it a t 7 1
Zi MARKET STREix.
Extoordinary Bargafci,
DRESS GOODS! ;
ins, , eurran ana Jtrocaue.
Bununf
Percals
with Trimmings to, match.
f White 0odds
In every stylo, texture and quality
Piiuo, Tucking, Linen and Went.!?
Embroideries ; 1
In Cmbrtcs.
passed in Workmaashfp tad
Laces 1 1
' : ". '''' - ., . ' ' -'1 ' ,:. . .
Imported from almost rr'n .
d sold as special iobt. ."-""cwwrt
am
GLOVES !
HOSIERY
COBSETS!
-. -V .- V-'.:'.. '!-. ,
HANDKEECHD2FS, COLLARS ' J i
SCARFS, RIBBONS, ' '
VEILINGS, CEEPEIX0
. CRKPK VEILS.
I : - viva .:, . .
In endless variety and wtoalshinf UnrfrteM.
Housekeeping
and don't b bashful.
Iune 25
Goods I
LINEN Jt COTTON SHSETINGS, D1MJLSII,
- ,4-- f. i; ',.,- t- j,r, it t - j ... j ...
; Naptins, Towels,
MEN and BOYS' WEAll.
LADIES' GENTS' & CHILDREN'S GAUZI
! MERINO UNDERWEAR. ,
1 In short everything desirable for aa ontflt
and at Prices that defy competition. .
Call and save money by patronLdag ' ' t,
M. rjJ. KATZ,
junel8 3$ MAKKET'ST.
utter.
1 )-.'
FIret .National-Bank of -Wr
100 PACKAGES'A1'L GRADES.
Consigned and must be sold.
June JS-tf -! - DftROSSET & CO.
mington.
QHEESE 50 BOXES. -
gTARCH 200 BOXES,
rjlOMATOESSO'CASES," . , - '
GANNED CORN, T
PEACHES, Ac;, Ac.
i Prices very low.
June 18.tf ,. DbROSSET" A CO.
'-! JL...J. J j ; ' : ,. F'
Wil. & Weldon E. E. Co.
capital 3Tocr... .............(
SURPLUS FUND. ."W
Deposits received faad IcollectioaCwulO"
all accessible points m the Utitod States. ,
: Is your scalp full bf 'dry. huskv scales
aud little pimples? Dr. Benson's Skin
Cure will cleanse your scalp and re
move all scales and . tenderness within
six days. Try it, for it is the best .head-
I
Office of the Secketaet & Tseas..
. Wilmington; N. C., July 5, 1883,
E. e.
BURRCJ33,
. -f
DIRECTORS:
l D. G.W0KTH,
fBy Telegraph to Dally Review. ,
July 8. Night. Galveston, steady
at 12 ; Norfolk, firm at 12J ; Baltimore, dressing ever used, $1 per package; J dividend of Thref per ctcnt on
firm at 12; Boston, firm at 13: at all druffgists A 1J1V11,J!'A three per cent, on
jruiiaueipuia, t una ab xoti oavaxmaa, i
quiet at 12; New Orleans, firm at iunston Jbrse rress: Biahop Lyman
121 : Mobile," firm at 12J : Memphis, preacnea a most excellent sermon at
firm at 121; Augusta, quiet and firm the Episcopal church Sunday last. Pive
A. MARTIN,
t .
JA9. BPBUJtT.f
JAS.IDAWS0X.
the Capital Stock of the Wilmington A Weldon
Rail Road Company, has' been declared paya-
I
at 12; Charleston, quiet at 121.
LOG AX KEWS.
at
cenuemen ana uiree laaies were
firmed.
VIRGINIA.
Au Important Decision Rela
tive to State Funds.
By Telegraph to DallyJRevlew.l
Richmond, Va.. Julv 8 Night.
Judge Wcllford. of the 111 dim ond Cir
cuit Court, to-day rendered a decision
in the case ol Cantt vs. State of Va.,
iu which the plaintiff prayed for an in
junction to restrain the alleged misap
propriation of the proceeds of $500,000
ot the sale of tlie State's interest in the
A..'M. & O.-llailroad, $100,000 of which
money, by an act of the last Legisla
ture, was appropriated for the estab
lishment of a colored Normal School,
the remainder to bo used in refunding
to public free schools a portion of tho
moacv heretofore diverted therefrom.
The decision was in favor of the com
plaiaant against tho State, enjoining and
restraining any State officer from in any
manner nsing or interfering with tho
said money or anv part thereof. Tho
Cotirt also ordered the State Treasury,
to take possession ot said money and
pay it over to tha Commlsiioners of the
Sinking Fund to be applied by them as
provided in tho act of March. 1671,
known as tho Funding Act forthc set
tlement -of tho State debt. The case
will be taken to the Supreme Court xf
Appeal.
Nervous debility, the curse of the
American peoplo, immediately yields to
the action of Brown's Iron Bitters.
inrre oi voric on
which had occasioned Admiral Sov- 1 The steamer Alinnchaha will leave
mours protest. The exodus of Euro- her wharf this morning at 8 :30 o'clock.
tcans couunues. ana numoers oi lum- I c;an v -wi u-i
town. fiudinTno room on board th two chango made to her propeller her speed
luhatuna steamers. , lcav.nir to-da v. has been matenauy increased.
which were so crowded that the caD I S :
tains refused to start until 300 nassen- ' mny excursion.
pers had been taken off of each vessel. The regular annual excursion of
Hie cash office of tho ! public debt de- Hanover Tent, I. O. of Rechabites will
an. - - a. t a fc JL I
iKLruucnb iias Dcen iransierrea irom
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer rassport. Haroer. Smith-
ville, Master. . . i I
Steamer Minnehaha. Bnrrnss. Smith-
Ml r
vine, juaster. ,
Steamer D. Murchison, Smith, Fay-
eucvuic, jt. . y imams CC Jo.
f CLEARED.
ble on and after the 15th inat. r:
The books for the transfer, of. stock will bo
closed from the 10th to the 16th Inst. '
I J. W. THOMPSON,
july 6-St Secretary A Treas.
OFFICERS:
E. . BURRUSS.
1 i
JAMES DAWSON............. TlcePiti
09
-
A. K. WALKER.... 7
W. LARKINS.... A'l CM
aptSS-tf
FRESH !
Z B
. "
bairo to Alexandria and thVtff vTf 1" ? the steamer Passport on York, T. E. Bond. , ,
. . -- w I rTT j a. il m w 1 mi I o. Tv - m - ,
oieamer xj . Aiurcmson, smitn, J? av-
. A A - ? 11 - T- TIT TIT'll' . t, I
ofcusvuue, vj. v . w luiams as jo. j
Steamer John Dawson, Sherman,
Point CaswelL R. P. Paddison.
Steamer Passport. Haroer. Smith-
n r . .
viue, xtiasier. .
Steamer Minnehaha. Burruss. Smith
ville, Master.
Nor barque J?lid. Neilsen. London.
n ' . '
jj. ii. juurcmson & uo. I
Uer barque Edward Pens. Kinn
TI 1 . . . A "
xiamourg, .rauerson, downing & Co,
!5I
. Thursday next, the 13th inst. There
Will be music for dancing and refresh-
. . . . .
menis win do scrvea at city prices.
The fare for the round trip is 50 cents
for adults and 25 cents for children
tickets to be had of any one of the Com-
New York. Julv ' 8 Nizht. Som mittee, Messrs W. A. . Register, H. M.
of the station freight handlers were, at- Bishop, H. K,1 Barnettr5v W. Bishop
m,a.4 cui mi.Tt i. 1X1.. Ill Uiuerv .ni Thna C
that office have gone on board the Eng- , "u
lish and French ships.! j will
NEW YORK.
Tho Strikers.
(By Telegraph to Daily Review.
EVERT STEAMER BRINGS US NJSlf &
FRESH SUPPLIES OF i ; 1
9
FAMILY GROCERIES.
WINES.BCHOICE MQUOp I
Park, but they succeeded in resisting
their assailants. The New York Cen
tral & Hudson Rivter pier at Barclay
street is crowded! with accumulated
freight, very little having been received
Skipper.
First of a Series.
I Germama Lodge No. 4, K. of P., will
give a series of excursions for the
and much less handled. The Erie piers benefit of the Lodge, the first of which
S?lSo?aM:. ift! F. ? Pl-e on the
tie freight has been received: but as I n canescL'lY ine Italian string
fast as possible it was loaded on flats band will furnish music for dancing and
to be taken away. At SU J ohn'i Park refreshments will be served on board at
irepoi no cnange was apparent, une dty priccs. Messrs. W. H
was being loaded. A prospect of set- i SoL Bcar J- F- Kulw."F. W. Ortman. nuts.
he remote future, LiM. nuucn ana iu. w . ioscher from the ' .
om mittee and all who know these gen
tlemen will feel assured that no pains
will be spared to make the Mlay an en
joyable one to all. I ; , .
' , Exports.
I. COASTWISE. , - - I X
New York SteamshiD Benefactor
Daies couon, 760 bbls.
spirits turpentine, 1 388 bbls. rosin,
J10 DDIS. tar. 45 bbls. miA
turpentine, 10 bales yam. 51 tierces
nee, 27 bbls do., 178 bags meal, 38 cases
tar. 34 rkcs- TnpTYfinr!io to av
Gerken, gles. 139,326 feet lumber, 27 bags pea- f Q
AND CG
a!e&
I Every artleie we Mil l ftrletr as
'Ourttotheoldert eetablumed froc7
In WUmlnrton. and we are Hetermruc?9
- r . . . - - -i - - 'ii:.
np the high reputation It has enjoyed totf
Z, j than a quarterof a cenrory.
2 tt
Wff respectfully
stock.
tlement is as yet in the
" --'---- ' .
Indications.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather, occasional light rams;
light northeasterly winds." mostly south
erly; stationary temperature and pres
sure.
Freshwater Pcrch,Trout andj Black'
fish hooks and I lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at jAC02i's.t
FOREIGN. 1
LondonNor bar Flid. 1.8751Scaska
spirits turpentine, vuo- DDIs rosin, I"
AiamDurs Ger barn no Pwrrl
rens ddis rosm.
C. D. Morrill.
June 18
tarila aa enaiaif
11 and 13 8.
1
Best ever made,' Emory's Little Ca
thartic Pills, m pleasant to take, sugar
coaxea ; no griping; oniy I a cents a box
of Druggists or by mail. Standard Cur
Co., llTNass&u Street, New York.
Ssx d&w. .
When at Sinithville
UNDERTAKER, CABINET MAKER AND
CARPENTER. OGlee and Work ShM An
ond street, opposite Southcrland's sUbJea.ees
Resoectfullv solicits ordcrm anri mannt 1.
- - i . , ... a . . " .
sooa wore, prompi aeuvery and satisfaction
everyTeect. - -1 i -,. thT lajf
ROP IN AND SEE
WHAT I HAVE.
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iinn. uumea . imu. MMhr .
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.iuuu. , . mtm U. UAVIK.
juae lS-la ; . Kear Court House,
For Gale.
LD
iKEWSPAPESS
Pig Fish and Soft Oratf
LL TIIE TIME AND A 'A
, e l.
wncn m ma. . , . , ,
J
MYRTLE GROVE OTSTX31
t anytime during tho year. JeomifSj
and faro. ttnaurrasaed- Glr rT..V
Boatalwaya ready. w. xx ,
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