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Tho-Daily Review.
SATURDAY. JULY . IBS.
BY TELEGKATil.
ry 27V Daily Jteriew has the largest
bona fide circulation, of any netcspapcr
COXGBES3 ION A I.
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SENATE.
Washington. July S3 The Senate,
at lluW. rtsumctl consiacrauou ui
v.t.1 AtmroTnauon om.
the
tinucalo fall at auch a rate that the city
and troops will m a week bo entirely
dependent on the wells and cisterns and
condensers. ' ,' ,
London. July 28 Night. The cor
respondent of the Times at Alexandria
tlerarIis a lollops: Lord Charles
lieresford states that without the assist
ance of the American marines he wouia
hare lirrn unable to discharge the nu
merous duties of suppressing the fires,
preventing looting, burying .the dead
and clean nz the streets
The House of Commons last evening
agreed to the supplementary vote for
10,000 men for the army, f '
A disDatch to the Manchester Guar
dian from Alexandria states that per
sons competent to judgo believe that
iiirrthrt ration cron of Esvpt will
be lost, and also the zrcater part of the
wheat crop of Jower Eypt, in conse
quence ol the neglect oi irn.?auon.
y At : : 1 tw.l. V. m riertn A
The Printing Committee reported the B'mce lt evening lleports arc
Senate resoluuon xor pnnunC u.uw circulated on the Stoct Lxcnange max
copies or the official report oi tno inter-1 Arabi Pasha has declared that he will
national Cotton Exposition of 1881. nr0t resist the Turkish troops if they
p-5a1. . oDerate witnout European auxiliaries
. Kn&lc bill to provide for the publico- antj th-t Austria and Germany have al
iln of tlie 10th census, was passed. reverted to the plan of exclusive
It provides for the printing of addition- Turkish intervention.: :
ml copies of reports on popuiauou. a-r The JSritish have now'JI guns in po-
riculturc rnanulacture ana niec-ibltion:itIlamlcJi.
chanics, fish and fisheries andappropria- Thc Slatubird, iu an edition just is-
tes $678,000. It also proviues ior mcA. says : Up to thc time of
dlstnbntioa of complete -sets ol thew Urcss no information with i
reports to libraries and other pabUcJ a rahi pasha's offer had been received
institutions throughout the country. bjr the Government. A dispatch from
Each Senator to be entitled to onler 15, Alexandria to thc Central Sacs states
and each KepreseetatiTC 10 sets. UuU there will be no clioiij of mili
The Senate the took up Ui ravaj tary preparations as it is thought that
Appropriation bill and thc bill was read t,c 0cr lu!iy ol,jy meant to gain
.C-f.. .w k rVtnimitiro amend.
lUt aMiUi UWUH ww..- I llUiU.
m,Se committee amendment was dis
arrccd to. The bill was proceeded
with as in Committee or th hole.
ATnm!mpnts mAkinz chanzes in ro-
Ix)Mhn tAily 28 An Alexandria
dispatch toMtcutcr'a Telegram Com
pany, dated U28 this afternoon, does
not mention the reported (pacific over
tures of Arabi rasha. The dispatch
sped to the retirement of naval officers .. a OVjU nat jvo just arrived from
and promotions on tlie rcureu iisi ami Cairo states that a number of natives
to allowing auy vacancy among Kcar dressed in European clothes and wear
admirals to be filled by the 1 resident in2 helmcU havcliccu paraded through
by the nomination ol captains as wcu tuo struts as captured British.
mm sww aai r mww r
as oi commouorcs u wi"'pu
rnled out. Thc amendment making
prohibition against promotions to the
grade of commodore immediately opera
tive instead of upon July 1st, 1883. as
Ero posed by thc House, was objected to
y Mr. Williams and voted down by
let than a ouorum, 13 to IB.
vriotn cWi!rcii bv thc committee in
I?ma of annronriation were azrood to
without debate, and Senate amendments Anibi Pash;
were passed over informally. Notice I 3ir(jaiis
was given of oUicrs to be nercaiicr oi
feral. and the remainder of the com
m it tee amendments being atloptcd
without discussion, thc bill- went over
until to-morrow. Adjonrncd.
HOUSE.
miscellaneous
, Alter transacting some
business, the House, at 1
nntil Monday.
In thc House of Commons tliis after
noon Sir Chas. Dilke, Under Foreign
Secretary, stated that a telegram had
lccn received Troni Cartw right, acting
Itritish Diplomatic Agent and Consul
(icneral at Alexandria, which alluded
to the indirect communications by
Arabi P;isha with thc view to surren
dering thc military party, but there had
been no direct communication Irom
1a so far. . ! i
lone read, amidst cheers j an
extract from thc instructions forwarded
to Lord Duflerin, British Ambassador
at Constantinople, alter the i Cabinet
meeting yesterday, saying tliaV England
was glad of thc coojcnition of any pow
er, but calling upon thc Sultan to state a
date for thc dispatch of troops, and be-
V Telegraphic isroTUIes.
A silk mill at iJorth Bergen Hudson
Co- N. Y. was burned on the night of
thc 27th insU together with the ma
chinery, stock, and several adjoining
dwellings. . Loss between $00,000 and
100.000, and 500 hands thrown out of
employment. ne worK oi an mcenui
ary. The prosecution concluded the pre
sentation of evidence in the star route
cases yesterday, excepting as to that of
ex Senator Spencer, of Ala., should he
be found. i s .
Frank Bigclow, former receiving
teller of the National Bank of the Rc
nublic. at Washimrton, Mich., was ar.
rested yesterday at Port Huron, Mich,
lie absconded June 23d, and is said to
be short $25,000 in his accounts. A re
ward of S 1.000 had been offered for his
captnre. . ,
i fc
Itidncy Iiscasc9 ,
Pain. Irritation. Retention, Inconti
nence, Deposits, Gravel, &?., cured bj
Buchupabia ". si. Lepot James C
Munds.
JIISCELLAirEUUS..
. ARRIVED.
Kfiimr A K HnrtL- worth.- Javetxe-
Tflle. Worth & Worth: : -
Steamer Wave, RobesonFayetteyille,
Geo. W; Williams & Co.
Steamer Bladen, Skinner, Fayetteville
DeRossct & Co. '
Steamer John Dawson, Sherman,
Point Caswell. R. P. Paddison.
I Steamer Passport. Harper, Smith-
Tille, Master. '
CLEARED.
i ' -' ' ' - - i "' - "r i
Steamer A P Hurt.- Worth, Fayette
ville. Worth & Worth. i . -
Steamer Wave,Robeson, I? ayetteviue,
Geo. W. Williams & Co.
Steamer Bladen, Skinner, Fayetteville
DcRosset&Co. -
Steamer Passnort. Harper. Smith-
ville. Master.
Nor. barque Walle. Wallc. Ham
burg, Potcrson, Downing & Co. . I
; Exports.
1 ' FOREIGN.
HamburgNor. barque WalIe5,335
bbls rosin :- - : ;
The Public U requested cartfuUg to notice the
i new end enlarged Scheme to be drawn Monthly.
t
-Capital Prize 75,i)OOJB
Tickets only $5, Shares In pro-
portion.; '
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
By Tcleffraphlto IaU j Kevlcwj
KINAKCIAL.. .
WEEKIiY STATEMENT.
rfrOCKS OX HAND JULY 22, 1882.
Cotton ashore, 4U; afloat, 58; total
Nkw York, July 28.-Nighter- i m afloafc 4tlH.
ing exchange 485. Governments! l i fi M 7 ( , i ,
four and rZL.Bunr rrr nan . flf oai tn.
e miscellaneous for3 their despatch to issue a' proclama
2 ;S5. adjourned tion upholding TcwfikKhalivc anh de
nouncing Arabi Pasha as a rebel. Mr.
FOREIGN NEWS.
(JSy CAble to DiUf BeTtcw.)
Port Sxm. July 28. Night. The
Governor ami Vice-Governor of Port
Slid have taken refuge on tlie fleet,
lcarinha wrath of Arabi, and the
commaluVr of the troops is now acting
Governor. On Wedncsdav night the
" inhabitants of the Arab village there,
led by fanatical priests, attomptcd to
eutcr thc European portion of tlie town,
but were rrnulscd by the military. The
fallowing clay the French Consul ap
plied toAdmiral Conrad for protection
lor French subjects. The French Ad
- iniral nubsomcutly asked Kear-Admiral
Hopkins to make a joint occupation to
preserve order, and this was arranged
When Bl IcIxKscns suddenly return
ed from Ismalia, a violcut scene occurr
ed between him and the representatives
of the French colony. The consul, M.
DcLesser saUl, cousldcred Port Said
his pro pert v; that the consul was
fool for asking for occupation ; that it
was plaving into the liamls of England
to do ko, and that there was no danger.
as he had a ruarantctr of safety for
French subjects from thc officers com
ruandinjr the Arab troops. When eve-
rytkinr was ready for landing, the
i reach Admiral refused to carry out
his part of the arrangement. DeLes-
seps visited.the Governor and assistant
Governor, who were still on board thc
Mongolia, and Kear-Admiral Uoskins,
bat failed td bring them to his views.
IUiaforcemeots are arriving every night
from Fort Guemil. The Governor con
siders the delay in occupying the town
will be fatal, as tho Arabs arc becom
ing stronger daily.
lne Jumisa uorrcue, unon, nas ar
rived, bringing instructions which com
pletely modify the situation here. M.
DtLeaseps protested against her enter
ing the Canal, but aho entered without'
paring dues.
Loxrox. July 23 Night The Times
has tho ftJlwiug from Constantinople:
A dispatch from Ismalia says that the
British Admiral has declared that he
will not land troops unless in company
with the French- -DcLcsscps, upon
hearingthls, declared, with an oath,
that as long as ho remained no French
troops would bo landed. '
Arabi Pasha has repeated in his de
claration that he would not injuro the
canal as long as there was no loreign oc
cupation.
Special . co3patcLrAarii fore
shadow tho abanuottmated bv the Socro-
Gladstone said that communications
Ayere still passing with Italy, regarding
her cooperation, and added that a com
munication had just been received from
thc Turkish Ambassador at London,
announcing that the Sultan would Eend
troops immediately. Thc communica
tion from Manuas Pasha coutaius not
reference to tho proclamation of Arabi
Pasha as a rebel. Thc communication
will not interfere with procccdinjrs of
the conference.
Alexakdkia. July 2S Night. A
strong expedition will start this even
ing to seize and occupy a position on
tho railway within two miles of Arabi
Pasha's camp. ! (
AVASIUNGTON.
1 Hj Tclcraiih to Pally Kc lew. J
Xkw Yoi:k, July 23. Night. Thc
lauurcs lor thc week, reported to New
York is 111, a slight reduction on last
week. The Eastern States furnished 18;
Western, 3D; Southern 1U; Middle 22;
Pacific States and Territories 8 : New
i one City 5. xJie only failure of note
m New 1 ork is that of Wilson & Co..
laid refiners, with liabilities unsecured
of about $100,000. Tho probabilities
arc Uiat tuey will pay in run, one-halt
caaa aiiii inc oaiancc on lime.
weak: new lives 1014 v new
a nail per cents, 1111 ; new .iour per
cents 1201; money 20i per cent;
State bonds without feature.
j COMMERCIAL. '
Gotten keady; sales 1,963 bales; Up
lands 121; Orleans 13 J; weekly net
receipts 671;- gross 3,872; exports to
Great Britain 3.955; to France 426; to
Continent 586; sales 12,013; stock, 141,-
572. ' '
Flour, Southern weak; common to
air extra $5&5.90: good to choice
do $6$7.75. Wheat unsettled, open
ing higher,' but subsequently lose ad
vance and declined, closing dull and de
pressed at lowest points of the day ; un-
uly $1.13i0$1.15a; August $1.12i
$1.15i. Corn opened higber out aiter
wards lost advance and declined, clos-
. A. A J 1
inxr weac at lowest pomes: uncrraucu
84i85rNo. 2 July 831841; August
831 85. Oats, No. 3, 65. Coffee, quiet
and firm ard prices unaltered. Sugar,
hrm and In good demand; good renn-
ng 7J 71 ; rehned strong; standard a
!) I . lolasscs unchanged and quiet.
lice hrm and quiet. Itosin quiet and
unchanged. Spirits turpentine dull and
weak at 45 cents. Pork, cash lots, firm
ami more active; options offered lower
and very dull ; mess, spot $21 T for old ;
$22 for new; middles wholly nominal;
long clear 134. I-ard, lower and unset
tledand very depressed at 12J5012.60.
Freights to Liverpool dull ; . cotton,
steam, 3-32d5-32d ; wheat, steam, 6d.
Cotton, net receipts none; gross 364.
Futures closed steady; sales 93,000;
July 12.84O12.90; August 12.8412.85;
September 12.58 12.59; October 11.97;
November 1 1. 78 11. 79; December 11.
79; January 11.89011.90; February
12; March 12.1212.M; April 12.25
12.26. - -
Chicago. July 28. Nfcht. Flour
dull, nominal and easy. Wheat, regular,
unsettled but generally lower at $-002
1.01 Julv: .973. Ausrust. wrn un
settled and lower at 775, cash and July
754 Ausrust. Oats unsettled and gener
ally lower at 58 cash and July. Pork
infair demand but lower atS20.6020.65
cash : 0.5520.00 August, lard
active weak and lower at 12.02A cash
and August; 12.15012.174 October; 12
lor the vear.- IJulkmeats dull and
drooping; shoulders 9 ; short rib 124
St. Louis.-' July 28 Night. Flour
quiet and weak. Wheat ojeued higher
aud advanced, but broke, Decameex
cited and closed firm ; No. 2- red lal
951O904 cash; 96 July. 96.1 'August
Corn lower at 76077 cash ; 75S bid Aug
list: 744 September. Oats firm at 51
52 cash; 31 September. Whiskey
steady at SI. 16. Provisions quiet and
with very small trade and weak prices
Lai 84.671.
Tar ashore, 3,872 ; afloat, 303 ; total,
4,175.;
Cruder-ashore, 957.
RECEIPTS FOR TI1E TVEEK '-"ENDING
'.' . .. .. ' JIU 22. - ;;'
: : . : . ' - .
Cotton, 123 ; spirits, . 3,6a ; i rosin,
10,587; tar, 148; crude 2,294.
EXTORTS f FOR THE WEEK ENDING
: ' JULT, 22. : '
'" DOMESTIC- '. '"..'.
Cotton, 61; spirits, 1,425 ; rosin, 3,860;
tar 403; crude, 20.
' : , FOREIGN.
Spirits, 989;' - rosin, 4,788.
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shades; It coeta a fourth the rio of Painting
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By an overwhelming populai irote itsiran-
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Th. only Loiter ever voted on and. endorsed
bg the people of any State. , T
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tnb nl.iriTiotlthlV
A ftPT.KXmo OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
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II. at New Orleans, Tuesday, August 8, 1882
147th Monthly Drawing. '
Look at the following Scheme, under the
exclusive supervision and management of
Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louis
iana, and Gen. JURAL A. EARLY,
of -Virginia, j -
who manage all the drawlmrs of tills Company.
both orpin ART and SE3n-ANXiiAi and attest
the correctness of the published Official Lists.
Capital Prize $75000.
lOO.OOO Tickets at Five Dol
lars ;acii. .Fractions m inns
in proportion,
LIST OF PRIZES
: I Capital Prize of. ... .... . 75,000
1 Capital Priie of........
1 Capital Prize of. . . I. :
2 PrLtes of $6,000
5 Prizes of 2,000.........
10 Prizes of 1,000........
20 Prizes of- 500
100 Prizes of - 200....................
800 Prizes of 100., .......
500 Prizes of 50...;.::...:;........
1000 Prizes of ' 25...;....... i.. ......
- APPKOXIMATION PHIZES, i
9 Approximation Prizes of $750. - ' ' 6,750
9 " 500. .4,500
9 " 250. ' ' 2,250
. 'W. K. ......
25,000
10,009
12,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
20,000
30,000
25,000
25,000
1,967 Prizes, amounting to. - $265,500
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made to the office of the Company in New Or
leans. . - ...... . . .
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ing full address. . Send orders by Express.
Registered Letter, or Money Order addressed
only to . ,. - . '.
, 1 ; Al. A. UAUl'lllK,
' ' I ; New Orleans. La.
orH. A. DAUPHIN, .
607 Seventh St.,i Washington, D. C.
N. E. Orders addressed to New Orleans will
receive prompt attention.
niy i2-wea-sat-4w-a w
Jo h n We r n e r ,
re selling as low as Inferior grades are offered, practical GERMAN BARBER AND
rERFlMER, ' '
29 MARKET STM "WILMINGTON, N. C ;
MANUFACTURER OF FARISIAN BRH
lantine, Friction and Lusion. Also, Ex
tracts, Colognes, Beautifier, Ilair Oils, Tonics,
Eenewflr. Renovator. Hungarian.' Cosmetic.
and Ilair Dyes of every shade.-. ' n; , '
I beg to inform the public that I can be
fouiid at Mr, John Werner's, prepared to wait
upon all who favor me with a call. ; !-
may la jiVMis . jjvukavax
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS;
. At Factory. Prices
Agency for the celebrated . - J
EMERALD AND ZEB VANCE
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CLEAI1III6 SALE !
BROWN & RODDICK
G and 7 North. Front St.
CCORDING TO
OUR USUAL CTSTOM
At this Season of the Year
WE WILL bWER rOR THE AKXT r ,
. 30 DAYSL
ALL TIIAT BKM)NGS TO StlltMSR STOCK
AT
GREATLY
REDUCED1
PRICES!
ABOUT
Our Mar&ing Down I
EVERT' ; CUSTOMER CAK
TUS
CHANGE AS ALL
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OtTft GOODd ARE'
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MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
Call aad judge for yourselrel
No space to enumerate . J
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CHICAGO.
A Terrible explosion and a
Lucky Escape.
Dy Telesraph to Dally RCTlew.
Chicago, - July -28 Night. Last
evening, at a stone quarry on the
Northwestern outskirts of the city, a
workman took a can ol powder irom
the magazine and opened it with a
coUl-chtsscl. There were 2,500 pounds
of powder in tko magazine. Tho work
man left thc door open and stood close
w- it. imv upenimr ine can a sparK
iixjui iiis coui-cnisci cxpiotieu ine can,
Diowini? tue workman out of further
danger from the explosion of the 2,500
pounus remaining in ine mac&zme.
wmcn loupwea immediately. The mag-
&eerzu pcopie ana some oones were
broken and a creat deal of !?1aut xn
ucmuiisucu, out. no uves were lost.
NAVAL STORES.
f
f By Telegraph to Dally Review.
Charleston, July 28 Night. Spir
its turpentine quiet at 41 cents. Itosin
dull at $1.50 for Strained and $1.55 for
Good Strained.
Savannah, July 28 Night. Spirits
turpentine 414 cents. Rosin, $1.60 for
b trained and $1.65 Good Strained. -
TOTAL RECEIPTS,
New York, July 28. Nicht. Th
following are the total net receipts of
cotton at all the ports since Sept., 1881 :
Galveston 427.459: New Orleans 1.173.-
620; Mobilo 263,121 ; Savanah 725,284
Charleston 495,890: Wilmington 133.-
VIRGINIA.
614; City and West Point 175,923;
is runs wick; o,t; rort itoyai -S.727:
Pensacola 10, 137 : Portland 7.694 : In-
dianola 113,753; Washington (N.
looi ; xotai 4,wi,m r ;
C.)
Official
The Daily Xctcs san :
that General Sir Garnet
not await the arriTal of thc Turkish
troop before poshing whatever advan-
tas he raay in the meantime have ao
quired.
. The Times has the following des
patch; A IrrandriaS 27 Tho Quino?-
peg alone remains or the American
squadron. Lord Charles Bcrcsford
asks zno to acknowledge the immense
service to gmeronsly readexcU by 120
American marines, who were landed in
Alexandria after the bombardment.
AixxAJCpKXA, July 28. Night, A
very Important seizure was made jes-
leruay . oi uic secret corrcsponacnoe
which pa-ttcd prior to the bombanlmcnt
between, thc military party and thc,
French oficial. The corcspondence
was carried on through tho agency of
the Swiss adrcutnrcr Minct, a strong
supporter ol Arabi Pacha, and who is
The correspondence" is said to prove
bubstantially that all 'suspicions enter
tained as to tho military , bcins fecrctly
.supported by the French were wcli
fcundfd. Its water In the canal con-
Another Republican
. . Goes Astray.
I By Telegraph to Dally Ecrlew.
jcumoxd, July 23 Night A war-
was issuea some days ao bv IT.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
By Cable to Dally BvlewJ
Liverpool, July 28 I p.m. Cot-
was there any
Sqcr inesc L. . nmwk.nnr Tin,MrTf- iui. -I ton. sales American ll.7nn-.Tnlv 7 9R1
a i p w 1 1 r wMwtuwwMVi iuwauu ajm. uin w v- - w
iuj ui uuiiu i i miiauj. until IcCCntlT I -C "rrwrv"-,v' a-vx , kuuauzl
ui uiu j. i9 xiitnet txart nere,
on thc charge of forgery and embezzle
ment. The warrant was placed in tho
hands of U. b. Marshal R- P.
4iiugncs' put has returned by him
October 6 55-64; October-November
6 44-64G 43-61 6 44-64; November
December 641-64; Februarv-March
6 44-6406 42-64. Futures ouiet.
COTTON MARKETS.
rBy Tekraph to Dally Kerlew.
u uiy vs. n ignt. u ai veston a met
yesterday unexecuted, Popham having
no aomicuc, owmg 10 , removal some
month ago to Washington, where he
held the position of bupenntendent of
thc Foldin? Room of the Honsa nf Rirw
a I ' A ImMvi Vliftlf Illllfl
tcscntativcs. A warrant was there- and stead v at 12l: Norfolk, nniof
upon forwardetl to U. S. District At-1 steady at 12 7-16; BalUmore quiet at
lomcy vx)rKniu lor cxecuiion. rop-ija I3-ib; jsoston steady -at 13; Phil-
h.im l( rh.irwml with fnninm t )m nqmaliAlnTiU mimI f f 141... C J i
of Judge Hughes, of the U. S. District steady at 12; New. Orleans, quiet t
xywtfc, in we iiiaui-r wi rxjTurru oanK-i i.) ; itioDiic. quiet ax iv; Memphis,
rnptcy cases, thereby unlawfully ob-1 steady at 12; Augusta, quiet at 12
propnating it to his own use.
COOKING STOVES.
Our large line of Hardware 13 well known
and we are'erery day receiving new Bopplle
Give a call aU
tun 18 tf
NATHANIEL. JACOBUS,
Hardware Depot, r
10 South Front St.
New York & Wilmington
Steamship Line.
Commercial
Wilmington, N. C.
M. SCHLOSS Prop: V j
JIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT -
JtSf First-class Bar and BILLIARD SA;
LOON ATTACHED. j a2T,
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far."
via.
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BROWN & RODDICK.
5 and 7 North Front St. ; , .
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, i
Inly 23 , . I I
Linon Sheeting. ; t H ' 1 1 ,
: Linen Napkins,
JQOTLIES.TABLE IINE v
: - AND TURKET RED DAMASK. A
TOWELS, TOWELS 1
On toe above goods we propose mailaj larje '
sales for the next ten days. Will Mil u chup
are aoiag sicwb;
; at a profit, as some otners
we ass; a trial.
TRAY NAPKINS, white and col'd bordered.
9
, , STEAMERS
WILL SAIL FROM NEW YORK . E VERY
. SATURDAY, at J o'clock, P. M.
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REGULATOR. ....... . . .. . ..Saturday, July 23
BENEFACTOR. ........... .Saturday, July 29
GULF STREAM... ....... Wednesday. Auir 2
REGULATOR...... Saturday. Amr
BENEFACTOR. ......... .Wednesday, Aug
GULF STREAM.. .... J ... . .Saturdav. Ant? 12
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Through , Bills Lading and Lowest
Through Rates guaranteed to and from Points
In North and Soutl Carolina.
For Freight Engagements'apply to v
THOMAS E. BOND, Superintendent, '
V .'. Wilmington, N. C.
THEO. G. EGE3, Freight Agent,
; 35 Broadway, New York;
W1I. P. CLYDE & CO., General Agents.
July 19-tfc- :. .
Limcc.
NEW MATTINGS,"tTery chotee styles adjtJ,
Cures ConsuniDtioiL Colds. Pneniaiv . i? & - ' 1 " ciwest prices. : -
nla, Inflnenza, Bronchial IMmculties I Saratoga trunks. ii sizes
xrouumiis, Hoarseness, , Asuunay
Croup, IThoooine Comh. and all Di
eases of the Breathinsr Orrans. Ii
soothes and heals the lleinbrane ol
xne Jjmigs, lnnamea ana poisoned by
the disease, and prerenta the niirht
sweats and tightness acrottn thA bMt
which accompany it. r C0NSU1DP
is Only ntHVVVtTVfnh aa h rfi First National Bankbf
remeay, ana uaaoS HALS Ail Is that
remedy. DON'T DESPAIR f R"E
XIEF, for this benign specific will
enre you. eyen thomrh nrofp.sfnnfti
ftid falls. " r
. , HOSrERY A great yarktr.
CORSETS Many of our Ladles kow tint
we have the best nukes, and they are sold m
low as possible. ;-- .. ; i .
SOME BARGAINS IN v CARPETS to-ckW
out remaining etoclCT : : J ,
T- Turkish Bath Soap 23cpcr boxl ti I
July 23 y.' :JL' M. McIATlMt,
mington.
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CAPITAL STOCK...............
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SURPLUtirUND
leston. quiet at 121.
Indication. j
For Uic South Atlantic' StAti
incrcaain clouilincss followed by 'local
rains, winds mostly south westerly. I
owjwoary or 9 lower icmpcratare ana
pressure. . i
Home ITade Candy,
URE AND WHOLESOME.
All kinds made fresh every tlay at
Second Street, three doorslbelow tha nt
floe. mavlstf -
Salt. Salt.
50TO2?S mCULTUIAL SALT4
15,0 0 0 LIVERPOOL SALT.
1 200 FDE TABLE SALT.
500 SCKS ESK-ALUM SALT,
Fine Table Salt In small pockets. !
lOnm Tierces and Barrels New!
iCT&'S! ,OM CropSCub and
yMM
the Most FowerftU Sealing 0nt
men urw, jjtstnjectanc .
ever JJiscovererZ
Henry's Carbolic Salve heals burns '
H&nrv'e Carbolic Balm im.
Henry's Carbolic Salve allays Vain.
Henry's Carbolic Salve cures eruptions.
Henru's Carbolic 8lm jfLr
Henry's Carbolic Salve heals bruises
Aafc tor Henry's and; one no otlier.
BEWARE-OP O0UNTESFEIT3.
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Job Printing !
JOy PRICES!
. Deposits xecetTednd eolleciaons udi
all accessible points In the UaltdcQSUtei.
E4E.5BURRC8S, D.
A.JtlAimK,
JASDATTSON.
C- GOOD WORK I
lunelS
Syrup lor sale at low prices?
'WlLLARDS."
Lunch !
JCRXJIIANTS AND CLERKS WHO WILL
certain prices at mroffloe before hay
h your PB1NTINO done elsewhere. 1
Work carefully done for persons resldla
out of the city, and sent to them by maU fr JAMES DAWSON,
OT7ICESS:
E. S.
close t business
Jnd a
i ' . llk . : - - .... .
hereafter at 5 o'clock wni Cor. Chestnut ir.-.a cT1!. -
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jLmt CastSer
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SPLENDID , LUNCH
Cosmopolitan Bap.
Eyeryday-atCHUTBest thearke WINES, LIQUORSr CIGARS, JSTC.
WyCE COOL LAGER, sitj. T ? '
juoelS-tt,.: . PrmjrtVS, I- JOimCARllOLy.T
BR. BRIDGETS, ESQ., .. . . ) '
inresldens nunuxtsvm m roe
to construct such a draw y iJJ 5wlil
theNortheastfcrrzcicft wK
permit steamer to nayliar1 rT
out obstruction. "w, -, 7? W 1
Ida Market st July U 5a