The Daily Review
M O IR. 1ST X 1ST GK
" SUNDAY. AUGUST
The Daily Rcvi Ou large
fide mrrmlmhtm, of any namupmper
9uUuked1iktkecUyofW
BY TELEGRAPH
to Ddlr Review. 1
SENATE.
r.trfllO bdocum bububw
7i.- w -r - . . . . -
moved I QUI mo
there
of the
in view of -the tact the
i f,i ho no probability
House abanclontn' F""fV- . .
Mr. Bayard then J
Mriutiou appropriating $33.0UU ior
of mileage ol Senator, who
iM-jJSod the Marion convened on Uc
obeiy0Ca 1881. Considered and pasft-
ed by mmaniinou:. rote.
A ooofcrence committee was ordered
uASTrwl" to print Oic ftfn
cXraJ report and the bill gran ting a
rilfht ot way to the Fremont, J-Jkborn
V.Uev K.B:.-rr the
v. .l.r.lrM nMHT ILL IOU. IU
rending a motion by Mr
Miller, of
oods bill.
V Y.. to take up
the knit g
til i. mi ZLi ! would not oppose the
..7tl tiL ntleinan from N. V..
Htfl
'
,wo was ftutorin from lll-healtb, dc- nfcrcilce npofi on the Mindry; ; Uvi,
JUL 10 submit some remarks op the ! Appr0prjation bill. He stated, simply.
btct before leaving the city . out;ththScnatcftmendmcnts had been
would immctliauly alter this subjeel hiCCtl bv tho oonfen-nce committee
wS disposed ol. Kist u,K,n the tax re- thc Rmount of $958.000. Tliecon
Snulbeins taken up and steadily fcrcncC report was agreed to and thus
wii with until voted upon. The . noneral Annropnation bill wafe
knit goods bill was then jaken and ,
Mr. Miller uiseussou ua
Va!dreied to Mr Miller, and
offered an amvndmeut hich he desircit
.rttlnUeiu force until a general re
tormaUon of tariff could be made. 1
1 .u.v,n woolen mnnul.
in-
..k..tnrv nn wixleu innnu
:te-
lurers, from 30 to 50 per cent. i
....... . . k t.nA fin woola at - '
U . w .
rum ana umdb. ' .vt.-
wT ad Zorcm. After debate, the
.im. nt was voUhI down by :
. nayo - rr-y . ,u 1.U...I,.
OA mHV VOLf (JLC'IL
Mr Yoornees votcu no wuu ey"
Mr Davis, of Ills., also voted
no - !
Mr Harris moved to subitate ior
the bill a proposition fixing thc du ties on
hiportedweoTai per cent, ad U
rem- rejected without division : yeas a;
rUDOUl un i:o.. . r ,
TcSe "de
troni thc Democratic muc. 1
MrHaJctrom the eonierees 011 iui-
1 5n ZltA .mvn.ont Knort
nL itSwi 1 ?1
d9P-gjjglJ KfiL. bill to
iLj-. k nK 1 ir Un.U in FU.. from
the operation ol btWl in re at ion to min
erals occupied the rcmainiler 01 incumc
ftw mornin - husillOSb
Mr Antlionv. from tho conference on
the bill for the publication ot the agri
cultural reports, reported an' agree
ment by which thc Senate Bng"2"
making an appropnation ot j,uuu
topay for the work is retainel in the
bfll. XUis contemplates the printing o
3D.O00 copies. Thc report was adopted
aiul argument was resumed on the
knit goods bill and a number of
msndmcnts offered by Mr. Davis, all
.t which were rejected, and at o o clock
the bill was passed, without the amend
ment, as it came from thc House, yeas
3ft nays 15. At 6.35 the Senate took a
recess uutil 8 o'clock, in order that the
conference report ou the Suudry Civil
bill might be presented.
Mr. lapham called up tue Senate
bill authorising Sara'l L. M. Barlow
of V. Y., John H. Colton. of Pa., and
others to lay a submarine cable be-
and Kurone.
nm MnmittM amendments to the bill
wurc rebooted, and also one offered by
Halo.
directing that thc rates
charard upoa the line for messages ior
individuals Jcloiot exceed ) cents for
eachord. Passed.
HOUSE.
The Conference report on tho Naray
Appropriation bill, was submitted by
Mr Robeson, and agreed to.
On motion of Mr. Kisson. of Iowa,
the ponsle amendmenrto the joint reso
lution for the establishment of diplo
Htde relations with Persia, was con
curred in. . .
Mr. Cox. of New ork. moved to
r in the Senate amendment to tne
amending the statutes relating to
mmm. lie cxpiainea mat uie
ol the bill was to provide for
of foreign Teasels selling
from American porta. Agreed to
mm .1 - -W a a iUa Avft
TO MOOSe men procvuucM w w
of the
&PCBK
er tablet
Mr. Motkwk offered a
r, .lnti.n rrantini the uo
nnnt
of the ro
ft ft.' I k (11 l C ill
tunda and adjacent rooms in the Capi
tol to thc Garfield Monument Commit
tee of the society ot the Array 01 ine
iberiand. from the 5th of govern
to the 9d of December to hoia a
and reeeptiOQ. the object bom-
to aid in the erection in W ashtngton or
ft statue to the memory of the late Presi
dent GarfieW. Agreod to.
On motion of Mr. Thomas, of Ills a
joint reeolntion w passed, instrucuug
the Secretary of the Navy to convene a
Coflyoiryto mveaUgathecir
of Me., asked leave to
thc joint rcsoln
ioint select corn
el three Senators and six Repre-
to inquire into toft condition
want of American ship Duuainf
uter usts The leave
the joint reeolntion
uoioi
the House pro-
la Tote, hy tellers, upon the. mo
tion sack by Mr. Holmau. ot Ind., tor
a recess lor two hours Lost.
Mr. Wilson, of V. Va.. frutn U
imittec on Korn Affair, rejxirtcn
Monaa Claims
bill accompanied by a rssesuttoo cm-
lor inHwmation
thc 9th article of the
1819, between the United
Spain had been fully com-
laid on the table and the
placed on the Calendar.
n p:nioi
treaty
at r WlUa of W. Va., from the com-
miUee aag-
ZEiel "ShippifS 1 to anawf certain
, whH . ! e d cUned to ararwer,
and to prodnce ceitain ev
Aftrr tue rece-, i a v eioc
was done until Mr. Iliscnck. one of the
conferees on the .sundry civil
rxiion bUl. moved that the Howe take a
reeeses until 8 o'clock, stating that at
that time an agreement would protabiv
have been arrived at. pending whWt
the Speftker laid before the House a
messatTfrom the President transmit
ting tbcrcport ot the Secretary of State
respecting the cases of American ci -
lorerral to trek- h rSSl
Thft Secretary -rates that the om
tSl " ' - ' ; aorican citizen,
Km prhwin Ireland are ho
JSr AtcSv.vency. Stalling and Gn-
'litoU 1 wecney: and Selling pro
cod regular ccrtifi etes of nature .
Sdon. Gannon establi: a claim to
i nertoan birth, and O'Hfthouey was
regularly naturalized on Lb ground
wrvfcea in the nary. The report
r.irthrr states that it appears. tar note
ZZZ finiier Lowell, that Her Majes-
tVs Government does not entertain,, at
present, the intention ot bringing.
thec prisoners to trial, but it has ol-
lered them a discharge, on conaiuon
' that the shall leave Ireland for Amer
ica, which, however, was refused -
vvmeii. i.wwv.w, .- t j
Mr. Ixwell has again oeen
to urge a speedy trial ot tne prisoner,
The House then, at 5:46. took a re
cess until 8 o'clock. .
Mr Calkins, ot Ind.. submitted the
coufercneo report on the bill to relieve
certain MMtrs of the late war from
. u n( Hr"Tf inn and it was
1
tr.v k ot X. Y.. presented the
di!poscd of by thc House
TEXAS.
Tlie Yellow Fever.
I Ky TcleL'ran'h to Dally ItcvlcW.l
iti.nu-vsvii 1 v. Texas.
Auztisi 5
Nifcht There are aixiut 00 cases of yel
low fetwr nw existing and they arc in
creasing rapidly. There was. to-day. a
ih.if'i ot'.-i (;eniKin nainetl (iuait, re-
.i..i, o :i (;crman
v fmm F!nri)OC. There arc eon -
v, .... J I , J .
" - ' '
nieiin
,:., ,jin
tr reports alout uie ftiscnue saw
roughout thc country, but they
are not reliable
4 I
WASHINGTON.
to Daily IteTicw.l
Washington. August 5-Nicht-
v.vm.ut.ivn and Judicial
i . tUa
Appropnation bill was received at the
j White House to-lay and was almost
'immediately signed by the President.
TherrcsHlciit sent me louowmg jmnu
.11:1' 10ns to the bcnaic to-aay : v, o.
G rant and Win. Henry Trescott to be
eommissioners to negotiate a commer
cial tre-ity with Mexico; John H. Dil
lion. of Mo.. Secretary of legation, of
the United States in Mexico,
It is stated that the President has de
cided upon a strict enforcement of the
8-hour law as that was construed dur
ing the administration of Gen. Grant.
OHIO.
Thc
devastation by a Water
spout.
By Telegraph to thc Review.
Columbus, August 5 Night. Infor
mation tcMlay is that trains on thc Ohio
(Antral arc not running further South
than Waxahalla, and thc road will rc
.iiiirc several weeks of repair before
they can get beyond that 6oint. Thc
loss by the waterspout ou Thursday is
much creator than at first supposed.
Kmni a nuint three miles north of
Ciniin.' down to South Bend and up
9 I - m L jf a 1 A . .
the west bmncli oi tne unio cenirai w
Iluckinham, a distance of 16 to 18
mUeft. the track h almost entirely de
stroyed. For milos it cannot be ob
served that the railroad was located
there. Most all ot the live stock in
tho two valleys was swept away. It is
believed that the loss to railroads,
mines, &c, will approximate half a
million.
FOKEIUN NEWS.
(By Cable to Dally Review.)
London. Auz. 5 Night. A
dis-
natch to ffiwilni Telegram Company,
ilated Alexandria. 6.35 p. m., says: At
5 o'clock this evening, the British
troops with a number of field guns, as
silted by sailors, attacked the advance
1 uard of Arabi l'asha, near Kamlch.
'n Mhnimlirh i innl and Cairo
I ft,,, - m a.U'nnl lirWiM I ftlfk pn
mvs nobiuon irom uiree sw.-. im
. m m, ft ft ifti
he
"
engagement, which is or a senons na
ture, still continues. Arabi Pasha sent
U men with a white flag to the British
camp this morning. The partv was re
ceived by Maj. Pnngle, but the inter
view was without result. 1 ;
Alexandria, Aug. 5 Night The
object of the operations to-day was a
reconaisance in force, commencing at 4
o'clock this p. m, A steady advance
was .made, the marines upon the rail
road line, the rifles upon thc West bank
oi thc Mahmoodiou Canal and the
South Staffordshire regiment upon the
East bank. The enemy was driven in
from their advance posts and compell
ed to bring into action all of their
troops available, in front of their prin
cipal line of intrenchments at Kafar El
Dowar, mainly about four battalions
oliirdantry. a force of calvary and ev
cral guns. Tho latter were completely
eihUKni by the accurate fire of our 40
pounders. The Egyptian infantry held
their ground with considerable stead i-
Tbe mannes on me rauroao.
the immediate com
mand off General Allison, pushed the
enemy back upon their second line of
entrenchment toward Kafr FJ Dowae
The marine were supported by the
South Staffordshire regiment and the
rifles. They suffered somewhat, but
. , m w a . a
"iw w.uo
1 R "T. , ,,v J. ' ...vw. .
j lU0 nun operation., wnicu w w
?,5 m enemy 10 .'P??""0
and what guns they had in front of the
position, was completeljattained.
xms was ascertamea oy nifnanu, wnen
the British riowly aoa sieaouj w.
drew. No accurate rewu
wounded are yet attainable. The ene
mas loas is also unknown. A large
nmDbof wounded fell into the hanos
of the British, and many dead were
-een. A considerable number of the
enemy were made pi isoners. The Bn
Sh recruits made successful expen
ients with the forty pounders men
tioned, while mounted on their iron
clad railroad track.
TeleffTOPblc isrevltlea.
Mrs. ScoTille, sister of Guiteaa,
-a . wtiHnn for a divorce from
has
her
oc
his husband alleging cruelty on two
casions and passionaic ui
uart. as the cause,
on
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
I By Telegraph to Dally Eevtew
riNAJfcaaL.
KW Yokk, Aug. J-&!25a
1 . jqc flnvprnmcnUlinCnQ
"S.r to Md a htf
vZXi. i 3 Mr cent.; State
bonas inactive.
COM3ir.ItCIAL.
Cotton quiet; sales 391 baha; Uplands
,o . ,T. HnrWns 13i: consolidated
wUwV net receipts 711; exports to
Continent 687.
ptr-ir Southern steadily held with
trade quiet; common to fair extra , 5
to. 90; gooil to choice do f8$7.75.
Wheat, thiols a shade higher, clos
ing firm ata triflo under best rates 0
2 spring $1.40 bid ; ungraded red $1.02
$1 16?; No. red, August $1.14
$1,154.- Corn, cash a suaoe betterun
graded M No August . 85i66i;
OatsAli nigner aim r -
very nrm ; No3 6363i. Coffee quiet,
SSS and unchanged;
quoted at 810 ; joS lots f-
gSir unchanged in price and very quiet,
fair to good rerd quoted at 3-167I
.tn.i nnA Molasses quiet
and steady Rice firm. Rosin quiet
and unchanged. Spirits turpentine farm
..nj ..nintjr, Fork, cash lots dull
"Clrnnminal old mOSS Spot
SSSSl rnew cW. $21.50 $22;
September S21.4Ol.O0. 1 open
cri iWOT- hut nfWwards recover
ed and advanced a trifle, closing rather
weaker . again; trade rny
prime sieam, spoi, rr ioX
August 12.75; September gJ2?
-refined quoted at 12.90. Freights to Liv
erpool firm ; cotton per steam,
1 !fcrf wheat, steam. 5Ad.
Cotton, net receipts 91 ; gross receipts
up vnnroR closed dull and easy; sales
10 000; August 12.98 12.99 .-September
12.57; October 11.93; November 11.73;
iwmhpr il.734Pll.74 :Januarv 11.82
fi)11.83; February 11.9411.96 ;T March
12.0612.08; April 12.18012.20; May
12.3012 32
St. Louis, Aug. 5 Night. Flour
quiet and unchanged, AVheat opened
lower, advanced and closed slightly
above yesterday's prices; No. 2, red,
fall 97 cash; 97 August; 98 Septem
ber Corn firmerat 7576 cash; 744
September. Oats active, firmer and
higher at 45i4C cash; 395 August;
35? September. Whiskey steady at
$1.15. Tork dull, .jobbing $21.25.
Bulkmeats quiet, shoulders 9.50 ; short
rib 12.80; short clear 13i. Lard 12.15.
-4X
COTTON MARKETS.
tBy Telegraph to Daily Review.
August 5. a- Night. Galveston quiet
at 12 ; Norfolk, steady at 12 ; Balti
more firm at 12 15-16 Boston steady
at 13i ; Philadelphia, firm at 13 ; Sa
vannah, steady at 12; New Orleans,
quiet at 12; Mobile, quiet at 12;
Memphis, steady at 12$; Augusta,
quiet at 12; Charleston, quiet at 12A.
NAVAL STORE6.
By Telegraph to Dally Review. J
Charleston, Aug. 5 Night. Spir
its turpentine 424 cents. Kosin
for Strained and $1.45 for Good
Strained. , .
Savannah, Aug. 5 Night. Spirits
turpentine firm at 4l cents. Rosin
steady at $1.60 for Strained and Good
Strained.
BANK STATEMENT,
TByTelearaDh to Dallv Review.
Nftw York. Auz. 5 Night The
klv statement of the associated
banks is as follows: Loans increase
;27 1.430: SDeeie decrease $1,950,000:
legal tenders decrease $642,900; de
posits increase $414,800; circulation
increase $68.200 : reserve decrease $2,
H96.600. The banks now hold in excess
of all legal requirements $2,634,425.
Flies and Bugs.
Flies, roaches, ants, bed-bugs. rats.
mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleaned out
by "Rough on Hats. ldc.
Indications. -
For the South Atlantic States, local
rains, and partly cloudy weather, winds
mostly from the south west, stationary
or slight rise in temperature and pres
sure. MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer D. Murchison, Smith, Fay
ette ville-, G. W. Williams & Co.
Steamer Minnehaha, Burruss, Smith
ville. Master.
Steamer Passport, Harper, Smith'
ville, Master.
H J j C CLEARED.
Steamer Passport, Harper, Smith
ville. Master.
Steamer Minnehaha, Burruss, Smith
ville. Master.
Steamer D. Murchison, Smith, Fay
ettville, G. W. Williams & Co.
Steamer John Dawson, Sherman,
Point Caswell, R. P. Paddison.
Br, barqucurine Ellen Holt, Duncan,
Roaario, Argentine Republic, E Kidder
& Sons.
Nor. barnuentine Palanda, Henriken,
Antwerp, Patterson, Downing & Co.
Exports.
FOREIGN.
Kotturk). Argentine Republic Br.
barnuentine Ellen Holt 344,753 feet of
lumber.
Antwerp Xor barquentine Palanda
1,750 casks spirits turpentine; 143
barrels rosin.
Church Services To-Day.
Si. Jim. Cbun oThtrdaandRcd
r.rrrZ o!..J ttr frtnltT. Amrut S.
Morn-
lnr Praver una twuraw"
o'clock, sun-
da v School at 6 P-
E veiling Prayer at 6
o'clock. r . ..
er at 6 o'clock.
Fifth streets. Ber. J. B. Taytor'. i.
Sunday Softool at AS2&n. jfc
2T Pratiuhuradfly night
at 8V4 o'clock.
Church,
Rev. F.
corner 01 ou.iu -t- .
,r- v 'DM.h.i( PMtnr. EDKlian Bcrrices l
11 .Tnr. Gerian -wTVceaat 8 ft. m- Sunday
School. 9.30 a. m., W. H. Strauss, Supt.
Joint aorTiccs oi the irat .p f..
and Orange streeU. at 11 a. m-,
Sd cmX corner Fourth and Camp
ati:15p.m. Servicoa by Rev. Joseph
bell ets.
K. WU
C Prist Church (CousreaonuU9t)S un street
nwcen Sixth and Seventh. Rev. p. PifS
VTi WwhiM services at 11 o'clock.
n n II.
mlnUter. Preaching tvx - u -
S KpTr and PraisTnm.
Wcdneaday 8 o'clock, p.m. Sunday School,
235SK, in lFin Hall, corner ,th
andSunsta.
St Tbomae' Pro-Cathclral. First Ma6a at .
am. Second Ma, at 10 a. Vesper, and
Beoedlction at 5 o'clock p m. Daily Mass at
6:30 am. .
Second Baottet Church, on Sixth, between
i-. . v.a ftx at o streets. Ltev. o. x. "'"o
P.Bmr srrlces at 11 a. m. and fe p.
m. sun-
day School at 9 a. m- .Prayer
Tnesdav nijrht.
meeting every
St Paul's Episcopal fturcn.
of
Fourth and Orange .stow."; t:
Morninjc Prayer a 2ftt
" "r! .... . ,.1 .-w
o'clock;
bier, Rector.
gVi. o'clock. Scats free.
K.VPniIlIT I 1 BYOl J v u-. i
vt Street M. E. Church, south, cornei i
wont :md AVainui streei.
Frank II
Services at 11 a- m
and 8 p.
W.
M. Parker,
minerintendent.
rraver mecuug "". , IT
XsSuou TuesdaV evening after hrst and
taSdsSStatbs. at S o'clock Seats free and
strangers and 1sltoi-s cordially invite.
at
B O ClOCK. uiiotiu"
Services t 11 a, m. ana ------
ing at 3 p. m. ; Prayer meows j
ing at Mt o'clock.
First Baptist Church, (col.) comer of Fifth
and Campbell streets.Tv. M. Cemway pwtor.
Sundav School at 9 a. m. Preaching at 11
a. m. , 3 p. m. and S p. m.
If yon have any Bkin diseases oy dis
eases of tho hair or scalp, any itching or
discolorations, sun burns, freckles, pirii
ples, rough or dry harsh skin, you have
fnDr.crW. Benson's Skin Cure, a
sure, perfect and elegant remedy, bold
by all druggists
NEW AIVEBTISMENTS.
SEASONABLE GOODS
AT
STEVENSON'S.
5,000
LBS. SUGAR CURED
AND N. C. HAMS.
Nl c. roe herring.
20 Bbls. Wholesale
and Retail.
NEW MACKEREL, 50 Kitts No. 1, a ana-J,
Prioea 90c ami 76c.
25 BUSHELS PEACHES, to be sold to-day.
i isA nm.s ftOITR la stock, prices reauceu
j .1
wholesale and retail to correspond with
thc decline in Western markets.
Mine is the only place In the city where Cof
fee is Roasted. I have it rresn every uaj,
Java, Laguyra and Rio
J. C. Stevenson.
aug o
Very Best Hams 18c per lb.
TE DO NOT CLAIM TO HAVE THE
largest stock, or to have larger and better fa
cilities for doing business than any house in
this city or State; nor
do we claim to be the
first to get a new line of goods.
But we do
say no house in this clty has a nicer, fresher
or better selected stock than ours. And as to
prices try us and Judge for yourself.
As to new goods, we have had Flour made
from this year's Wheat, (1882) since July 10,
1882, and offer all goods as low or lower than
any house in the city.
Crapon & Pickett,
WHOLESALE AND I RETAIL GROCERS,
aug 4 16 and IS South Front Street.
"Bless the Babies" !
B
ARY CARRIAGES AND PERAMBULA
tors la fan stock ; large variety and low prices.
ALSO,
FURNITURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
of all styles and at all prices.
D. A. SMITH & CO.,
June 18. North Front street.
SEED COTTON
Wanted.
TREPARATORY TO TUE OPENING OF
IT
the sew season, we call attention to the fact
that we WILL PAY THE HIciHEbT MAR
KET PTtiCES FOR SEED COTTON.
Apply at
WiUard's.
augS-U
Commercial Hotel
Wilmington, N. C.
M. SCHLOSS, Prop.
-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
XJARD
8A
LOOK ATTACHED.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Remember
KEEP FTJIX AND COMPLETE
fflHAT
X
stocks, oipplv,Krp;teBt
Av-f-r Prh.tkiM oomponnded any
over Sta. ,
MundsBros,
-pRCGGISTS, WILMINGTON, NORTH
rollBny, rreet.
uSSSS! ?hS?
lra beany North CaroUna welcome. Jv 2.
Notice.
mHE SCHK ROSE WILL BE
SOLD AT
1 Smithvillc on the 15th day of August .
amwwp'" rt MjraiiiMt her will
All
i ii 1 t ii . uirullWl i'l 1U li v
Claims must be
will be pal.l arier u. -Tit Smith
to
ville, Brunswick Co., . L.
aug 5-tf
Pine Grove,
WBIGHTSVII.lK, . . Lv.,
the 8 Mile Post on the Turnpike.
AT
L'.a nnn C ,VIT. TIOATS ad OKI
"HARRY HILL" to take you out Boating or
anywhere else. Just asK iot vuo ow
you want it WIUSQN MAKMNG. Propr.
iuiy25-tf - ; -HA
Simon
"RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES THAT HE
XL baa embarked m tne f aiionns ; ,"uol"?"
vr .iiiincr And rAnablc of makinsr, dye-
Clothinff. All or-
deli promy atWndeVl to." Prices molerate -Shop
on Market between Second and Thirtl sts.
july H ;
noVDTWorrilL
TTNDKRTAKER. CABINET MAKER AND
CARPENTER. Office and Work Shop on Sec
ond street opposite. utbriana's Btsblea.ee
nnsncetfuliv sonciis oruoiis u .
gOOU ttuw, -I , c t
XrnrTrVunwl. - may 16-U
, s. ,,,.,.viit rtn ivfrv an hausiucuuu
" "'""J Z . . . . .1
v , ,
Home Made Candy.
-pURE AND WHOLESOME.
All kinds made fresh every dayat
cnnnH fttwt thivo, dftOTBTbelow the Foet
w.wwf -" - A A
fflce. aayltf
-p R. BRIDGrERS, ESQ.,
P,.owlrnt Wilminarton & Wcldon R. R. Co.
erw-rijuM. tkp, notice, that we require you
to construct such a draw in your bridge aeross
-Mnrt lionet-. rira.ne.ii or ine uauc rear aes w
nei-mit steameis to navigate;that stream wltu-
out obstruction. -
july H-3m BAGLEY A LOVE.
Just Received.
T
HAVE JUST
RECEIVED A CHOICE
lot of Flowers
am redueinc mv stock of
Fans, Parasols and other Fancy Goods at very
i- -n-rino a tr make room for the first Fall
prices
stock.
Respectfully,
MISS E. KARRER,
. .Exchange Corner.
jnly 11
Ladies' and Misses Cloth
Button Boots at Cost.
XTTE WISH TO CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK
OF LADIES' AND MISSES
Cloth Button Boots !
and will sell them at cost.
Call and secure a pair.
GEO. R. FRENCH & SONS.
39 N. Front St.
july 19
To Make Home Beautiful
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TgAVE YOUR WALLS jj-a-iouxaj-wjvw
with our superior Tinted Marbeline in all
shades; it costs a fourth the price of Pain tin
and is both durable and beautiful; can refer
you to some of the best work In the city.
Onr Extra Pure White Lead and Paints we
are selling as low as inferior grades are offered.
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
At Factory Prices
Agency for the celebrated
EMERALD AND ZEB VANCE
COOKING STOVES.
Our large line of Hardware Is well knowi
and we are every day receiving new suppHe
Give a call at;
NATHANIEL JACOBrS,
Hardware Depot;
inn 18 tf 10 South Front St.
New!
50
PIECES FIGURED LAWNS,
At 5 cento per yard
PfERES FIGURED LAWNS,
; At 6 cento per yard.
100
A beautiful stock of Ladies' and Gent's
Handkerchiefs. Towels, etc
july si JNO. J. HEDR1CK.
A New Lot
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F HARNESS JUST RECEIVED AND
FOR
sale low. I have full lines of Trunks and Va
Uses at prices to suit the times.
ST Repairing executed neatly and with dis
patch. J. H. MALLARD,
Successor to Mallard
fane IS-tf No. S
MISCELLANEOUS,
SUMMER GOODS !
AT
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86 MARKET STREET
Extraordinary Bargains!
DRESS GOODS!
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IX THE LATEST NOVELTI Ks
ins, Surrah and Brocade, SHks, M..uv
ttque, Tlnael. Koute. Nun's VsUtau,
Buntings, all wool Beiges, Lawiw,
Tminw to match 7 '
White Goods
In every style, texture and uuaUtv nnn
Pf iue, Tucking, Linen and Linen LavraaT
Embroideries
In Cmbrlcs. Nainsooka Ami -
passe-1 1u V orUmanahlp and Price.
Laces
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GLO VES .1
HOSIERY !
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HANDKERCHIEFS, C0LLAB8,
SC A RFSlRIBBONS.
VEILINGS. CREPETNO
A CREPE VEILS,
VANS PAPunit
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In endless variety and astonishing taw p,nna
ffousekeeping Ooods J
LINEN & COTTON 8HEETINQ8.D AM ASK8,
Napkins, Towels,
MEN and BOY WEAR,
LADIES' GENTS' & CHILDREN'S GAUZE
MERINO UNDERWEAR. i
In short evervthinsr desirable for an outfit.
and at Prices that defy competition.
can ana save money by patronizing
M. KATZ,
june 18
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WEDNESDAY AND SATUBDAT
at 3 o'clock, P. M.
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May Through Bills Lading and LOW"
Through Rates guaranteed to and from ro
in North and South Carolina.
For Freight Engagementoppy
THOMAS E. BOND, Superintendent-
Wilmington,
THEO. G. EGKR, Freight Agent,
$5 Broadway, 5ewT
WM. P. CLYDE CO.
jury SO-tf.
Ice Cream and SodaVVaten
j KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
ICE CREAMand SODA VATER.
with pure fruit juices, cusiu
reasonable ptlees. FRKD. SMAlL
just North of Garrhjaanad near m
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