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PLJSASJE NOTICE. day i JOSH T. JAMBSt mot torn ajt rnornrsToe. kTUPTIOKS POSTAGE PAIR Tnrre ,,$1.00; OaSmta.ews. mMmer will be denvered by carriers rree , ef h-rf.. tas-y pert ef the j nu. r W esaU per week. AdrrsiUtn rSC low and HberaL a-Mibertbcrs will remwrt any and sll fall-! Hrr, M rveelvt Ibolr paper regularly. The Daily Review has the largest hont fide circulation of any newspaper puhivthed, i t the city of Wilmington. .sQ : TEN COLUMN. Advertisement inserted in this col- . . -i ia jiuit iwr in nrh in riViw I nw 7" mut tto charne of less: than 30 cents ictll Z'J&eonZni tdvertisemen' . FLORIDA ORANCES-New . received to-day. The largest and TtneeteTcr in Wilmington. Kakken- s V & Tl mJNGTON . dec 143t yOY STKES N E W RIVLKOYS ten received fresh every day and de livered at jour door at ft I per gallon, by JENKINS 6 HUMPHREY, at the Tobacco Store on Market Si reel. . i - irocoooa. wive uuainai. rw- WANTED A good Cook. Fair wazes. coming out cooking renuircu. ApSy at S. E. &mer Third and Mul- ; serrv streets. dec 11- It is reported that Chandler. Blaine aad Arthur have formed a political con tract, probably for the purpose of kick ing each otSser. w - Southward as well as Westward the course of empire takes its way. Muu- tarov. iu Mexico, is now equipped with electric light I ' The Bankruptcy bill has been pigeon- i , rTTrr .u-. a, . u DOton. wnirii xuusns ium iw is u u ability dead for this session, ate Judiciary have it. The Sen-? ' Haven't ore had about enough of the l-angtry-Gebhard business? Mrs. La hoachere has done her duty to ber country ami herself and new let her evaporate. In 1881 there were born in Berliu 16. 9M children, of whom there were 21 twins, 4 triplets, all males, and 1 quad rupiet, all females. Of the uu ruber 31. o&5 died, which was a fearful mortality. Under Republican rale the taxes in this country aggregate per capita. Under Democratic rule we managed to worry aloog with $1.80. Enough ot a thing is enough and too much of a thing is more than enough. Civil service reform is the nightmare which now roosts upon the Congres sional pillow at Washington. No one will believe, however, in the sincerity of the Republicans until they find acts substituted for words. They may have one eye fixed very steadily on the wood-pile but the other still casts its stealthy glances at the fowl house. They are rubbing it in pretty heavy on Bro. Hustey. of the Greensboro Pa triot, and hit patriotic fellow-citizens, about wining and dining the Duke of Newcastle in Greensboro at the time he was actually in Washington City. Read an article from the Charlotte Journal, published on the fourth page of this uv if you want to enjoy a hearty laugh. Tbe Maooe Tsieyraph makes a hard hit when it aays that at this season of the year, a few wicked newspaper readers swear that tech and such a paper came to their address, without their knowl edge or consent, and that they can no; ; r for it without doimr violence to natural their consciences. The lie is enough, but the funny part of the busi-1 is their claim to bavins con- fences. The city of Buffalo is said to be the head centre ef a complete and profita ble system of smuggling, and that where a dollars worth of dutiable property is brought from Canada by sail, a thou sand dollars' worth is shipped across Niagara River in skiffs between davbreak. The saloon of Buffalo arc said to sell noth ing butamuggied liquors, and at Detroit the smuggling is only second to Bufislo. The Xeus mmd Observer, which says that ail of the Superior Courts are over, Pender Court is to be held next week) fives some very good advice to the Judges and Solicitors about the prompt opening of Courts in the Spring and the equally prompt dispatch of business. These suggestions are in excellent taste, beyond a doubt. A s tranter from an other country who dropped in upon omeof our oourts, might imagine that the tribunals of law were designed as much for the comfort and convenience of the court as tor the admmistraliou of justice. This is due, of course, te cer tain lax habits which obtained years ago and which have now become fixed facts. The Judge on the Bench should be just as ears his to the rules of the court as the jfUf - who has been nunnntgl for attsadaaos. He should he Just as promptly in his seat on open ing esy as the witness or the lawyer ridUaa thirty or forty miles to The VOT VI V WAj. VI. j... we will suggest another, to which we alluded a few days sines, and that is that the Judges of the Superior Court in North Carol iua are perhaps the poorest paid members of the judiciary known in any civilized land. They are ail , ..m I fciHiemen oi learning, oi mieuigeaco' , . . ,, . i "iwisdom and yet they are compelled to ride the circuits in this Mate lor a really pitiful remuneration. If they have all paid their way this year and supported their families out of the pro' cecds we doubt if there will be much left of their salaries for Christmas do ings when they get back home. Wc wish that the News and Oft-" ri rr would tackle this fact. mem - Ceo. W. Williams, colored. bcr of the last Ohio legislature, nas published a two-volume history of the nero race. The New Y'ork World, re- Icrring to that part ot it which relates to the negro in the I'niied States, sajs: - The forcible introduction of slavery ! into Virginia: its raarnl growth there1 and in Maryland, in spite of aud earnest opposition to i ine cany the -his- torical reality of hereditary slavery in Massachusetts down to the adoption of the constitution in 1780; the slave trade carried on by the authority of the col OUT ol Massachusetts, and the aid the early abolition sentinieut received there bff""? nro s,aTeIJa?.J? PrPflt" We i the humaneeftorts of the Quakers for the freedom ol all slaves: the avari- cious conduct of the South Carolina colonists and the astounding increase of ; the slaves ; the introduction ol slavery into (ieorgia after its first prohibition : the inhuman burning of slaves iu New York for participating iu imaginary plots all t nose facts are minutely set down." LOCAL NEWS. INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MCNSOJi' Now Tan " Heart of Steel' Da Er back For the Feet Mtxw Bros Celluloid Cases UancaBxaoaa " Heart of steel" J C M USDS Tate Epora Water, w ii. i.i a m II. GnxKS Garden Peas, oraaa Hocsa Mr Willoughby Reade Baebsntivk a Tr RLixoTON Florida Or- Callendar's Minstrels sang in Raleigh last night. The new moon put in an appearance last evening. The receipts of cotton at this port to- day foot up 787 bales. Boys rush at Dvkk's to secure tickets for a chance ia the Gents elegant outfit. We almost always have a spell of this pleasant weather along about Christ mas. A lot of pretty pigs, mostly from Onslow county, sold here this morning at 8 cents per pound. The question of the church decora tions for Xmas Is now agitating the minds of a number of young ladies in this city. There was another very heavy frost in this locality this morning, but the day which followed has been balmy. bright and pleasant. Senator V. V. Richardson, from Co lumbus, has been in Raleigh this week ou duly as one of the committee ap- P to audit the Treasurer s books. Yesterday was the sixth anniversary of the Dailv Review. We observed it, as we liave always done, by an oys ter supper to the employes of the paper- We notice in the Now York Ilerald the safe arrival at Savannah, on the 11th inst., of the yacht Idle Hour, which was reported lost off our bar in the gale of the 37th nit. There is no extra tax, either State, county, or municipal, on the sale of fireworks, us some have seemed to ap prehend, bat there is some danger of etting on fire your insurance policy Thanks to Messrs. Munds Bros., 1.401 Broadway. Jew lork, lor a "Langtry" satchel of perfumery, of ti new and neat design. Jwhich is being j issued by that house now as a specialty, t nn;M .h riLZZZaZ to Jim n's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass Ac. Ton can get all si see and at the ; lowtet price Meiers Bsxrentine & Turlington have laid befora os a lot ef the very finest oranges we have eyer seen. Some of them weigh a pound a piece. They are from Florida and Messrs B. St T. bare them for sale in lots to suit. Useful Holiday Present We know ef no better present to be made than a genteel suit of clothing or a Ine over -coat, and, of course, to find you have only to step into the of A. & I. Shmjoi, No, 34 Mare Daily Reyiew. WILMINGTON. N. C. THURSDAY. DECEMBER As Christmas falls on Monday this year there will be lots of people who will find a good excuse to keep drunk U Ul 1 O I t such an anniversary should be prosti- tntnl tr nh ,, - , . , he Sews and Observer speaks of a i tnd, - R JJ call tendered Rev. E. R. Rich, Rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd, in Raleigh, to take charge of St. John's Parish in this city. It was understood i here two weeks ago that Mr. Rich had i declined the invitation. The Daily Review penetrates to I almost every fireside in the city and is therefore an excellent medium for ad- ' vcrtiscrs. It is read in the evenings, , r. tuft labors of the dav have closed, and presents a resume of the most iru- ; portant happeniD5S of the day. " c learned this morning, for the lirst timc. that Mr- A- n- VanBokkelen had bcen vcrY sick at hi residence in this city. We are glad to learn, however, Dy information direct from the house, Z : w u to see him again at his accustomed Pos- The littlle daughter ef the editor of of the Library Association last night to the Tifflen, O., Daily Star was immedi-1 share in the literary entertainment af ately and permantly relieved of a severe j forded b Prof Willoughby Reade. the cough by three doses ot Dr. Bull s I . . . ..... , , eminent elocutionist and reauer, ana vvudku k " a v as xa t ui i aa t w w bottle of this valuable remedy will cure the worst cough. Exports Foreign. Nor. barque Flid, Cant. Neilsen, cleared to-day for Liverpool" with 1,232 bales of cotton, valued at $59,500, ship ped by Mr. Eugene McDonald. The schr. Nettie Bowers, Capt. Speavs, clear ed to-day for Mayaguez, I'. R., with 802,599 feet lumber, valued at $3,476.59, shipped by Messrs E. Kidder & Son. River Improvements. . We learn that the steam dredge, used , in clearing the streams from obstruc tions, arrived at Long Creek bridge. In Pender county, last evening. Captain James, the Engineer, is also there with a force of men, and the work of clear ing out Lillington river, more generally known as4 Long Creek," was begun this morning. Operations will commence at the bridge and be pursued down the stream until the river is reached. It is a work requiring considerable labor, as all the overhanging trees will have to be cut out, as well as the stumps, roots, logs and other obstructions in the bed of the stream . Personal. Rev. T. D. Pitts, ibr two years past Rector of St. John's Church, in this city, but who recently resigned the charge of that parish, will leave here to-morrow morning, with his family, for Ocala, Fia.. near which place he will reside. Mr. Pitts leaves, as is well known, because of his wife's delicate health and we sincerely trust that she will find in Florida renewed strength and health. We part with Mr. Pitts and his interesting ta.uily with much regret. They have made many warm friends in Wilmington who are most sincerely sorry that they cannot remain longer among us. Appointments. The following are the appointments for the new Conference Year for this district: Wilmington District R O Burton, P E. Wilmington. Front Street, F H Wood; Fifth Street, T Page Ricaud; Topsail, J C Crisp; Duplin, W I Hull; Point Caswell Mission, C O Durant ; Clinton, J E Thompson; Cokesbury, C M Gentry ; Newton Grove Mission, S D Peeler ; Coharie Mission, ; Bla den, Z T Harrison ; Elizabeth circuit, J B Bailey; WhiteYille, J W Puett; Fair Bluff Mission, Edward Schulken ; VVaccamaw Mission, to be supplied by rwm t . 1 "SI Iff T T . 1 J II Tart; Smithville, W B North; Brunswick, D A Watkins: Onslow, i Clayton W. Smith. Vennor's Latest, iQ reply to an inquiry as to the weather in prospect, Vennor writes as 1 follows t "Respecting the approaching , winter my views are, as already pub-i lished in different forms: Severity in j r iwr.rH rw,Jhlv th -He nrt ! !of Januan-. with good snow falls weU!curilJ wwawwiinannnnsl ti the Southward, as ia 1880; a decided ; "break,, in the fore part ol January, j and another wintry wave after the 20th of the same month ; the usual weather in March and a rather advanced spring. As a postscript I may add, a very cold Christmas week preceded by a heavy and general snowfall on or in prox- j imity to the 98th of December. The I thermometric readings at the close of the year 1838 will be generally low, and more particularly so in the north- Magistrate's Court. j Larry Fisher, colored, was brought , before Justice Miliis this morning for , i J J a. i : deuce not being deemed sufficient to over. -..;, , . . . Lewis Smith, colored,, was brought : i Dciore justice Minis, cnargea witn an I , 1 . assault and battery on Maggie Blount, also colored. He submitted and paid the costs. Not the Man. Mr. W. D. Coleman, of Little Rock, , S. C, came into the city this morning j i having in custody a colored man named j t rank Allen, alias JSdwin fanner, i charged with haviusr killed his brother in Wilson, in this State. The accused' I iras put in jail to await the arrival ot the Sheriff of Wilson to identify him as the murderer. When they visited the jail, after reaching the city, they at j once declared that the prisoner was not .i i . ,j i i , j . , r , charged from custody. lrof. Willousrhby Keadc. A large audience gathered at the Hall all went away delighted. Prof. Reade far exceeded ihe most sanguine expec tations. The evening's programme was varied to suit all tastes, and each piece was given in perfection. The entertain ment will b3 repeated at the Opera House to-night with a change of pro gramme so that those who were in at tendance last uight may have another rich intellectual treat without a repeti tion of that which they have already heard. We bespeak for Prof. Reade to-night a crowded house, such as his almost unequalled abilities richly de serve. The Firemen's Festival. The Grand Festival and Fair to be given by au organization of ladies in this city for the benefit of Wilmington Steam Fire Engine Co., No. 1, will surely take place on the 20th, 21st and 22d insts., in the City Hall. The net proceeds of this entertainment are to be devoted to the defraying of some ex pense, already incurred by the Compa ny and for the purchase of some neces sary outfits, and we tiust that our peo ple will all come as gallantly forward to the relief of this fine organization as the members thereof are willing to turn out at all times and on all occa sions to save their houses for the flames. It is an excellent organization and is in every way entitled to tho encourage ment of the citizens of Wilmington. Those who have not yet been called up on to contribute are requested to make known to the committee, or'to send to the Engine Hall, such articles as they are willing to donate for the occasion. Navassa Guano Company. The annual meeting of the stockhold ers of Navassa Guano Company of Wilmington, was held at their office in this city this morning. Mr. Robert E. Calder 'was appointed Chairman and D. MacRae Secretary. A large major ity of the atockwas represented. The former officers were all unani mously elected for the ensuing year, viz: President Hon. R. R. Bridgers. Secretary and Treasurer Donald MacRae. Superintendent Col. C. L. Grafflin. Superintendent of Agencies Col. W. L. DeRosset. Directors R. R. Bridgers, John C. Grafflin, Edward Kidder, .Walter E. Lawton, Smilic A. Gregg, WinSeld S, Duncan and Donald MacRae. A dividend of 10 per cent, was de clared out oj the profits of the fertilizer business and 2 per cent, out of the rice , business for the past year, payable on or before the 1st of January, 1883, to stockholders of record of the l?th inst. City Court. r i w: . k 1 a j "2 " JKWIUWU f for being drunk and down, was fined $1, and left hi s aocordeon as se- Don't forget the entertainment to be givcn at the City Hall to-morrow even- ' ingt tho"Pink and White Party," by the : youne ladies of the First Presbyterian Church. It will be something new and j unique and attractive. The Superior Court was engaged all day to-day, up to 4 o'clock, on the oase reported by us yesterday, that of Wessell vs. Bathjen. But two more days remain in which to complete the 14. 1882. NO. 303 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE. m "Laugh and Grow. Fat." To afford all an opportunity of hearing Mr. W1LL0UGHBY KEADE, the dietinguishexl master of the Art of Bead ing, THE WILMINGTON LIBRARY ASSO CIATION announce that he will give his last entertainment In this city, To-Night attheOpera House ! with so entire new programme of Homoroos and Pathetic Selections. The Opera House jrtll be comfortably heated. Commencing a 8 o'clock. Admiscioa 50c. Tickets will be for sale at and at Dyers. the Book Stores dec 14-It For your Feet. JTJR. RYBA.CK, CHIKOroblST, OF BAL TIMORE, well known for his skillful and painleis spcratlon, with low charge, is si tho Commercial Hotel, on a short visit He cures Bunions and Corns now positlrcly permanent with his now celebrated Bemed.T. Ladies attended at tbeir irsMtnice without extra charge. Hours from 2 io 4 p. m. doc 14 Pink and White. rjIHE YOUNG LA.DIE3 OF THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAX CHURCH will have a PINK AN1 WHITE I'AKTY, In tho CITY HALL, FRIDAY NIGHT, December JSth. A great variety of RefreshmenU will be for sale at reasonable price. Admission Ten Cents, dec 13-3t FOR RENT. JS UNFURNISHED ROOM, ON FIRST fl..orof a private dwelling, with' Southwest exposure. Convenient distance to business part of city. Room has pan and nice slz-- grate in it. Convenient i a nice hoarding house. Addre-s 1'. O. Box 297, City, giving njme of applicant. decJ3-2t CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY GIFTS ! K A T Z ' S. ST 36 Market St. Silk, Cashmere & Fancy Dresses ! CLOAKS. DOLMANS, SACQUES, BLANKETS, BEDSPREADS, DAMASKS, TOWELS, H'DKTS, COLLARS. 100 Dozen Misses Hose, In fall Regular make. 25 Cents a Pair. f Ladles and Mleses Vests and Corsets. Hundreds of Fancy articles, useful aad desi rable at prices which will please and compare favorably with the lowest Northern catalogues. Examine and save money by buying some, tWn- useful of VI IVi a KATZy 36 Market Street. We win be glad to from our friends on any and all subjects general Interest bat The name of the writer must ahrafscCfnr, nished to the Editor. Communications mast be written on on one side of the paper. Personalities must be avoided. And It Is especially .aid particularly tm stood that the Editor does net always an dot he vie vrs of correspondents unless so in the editorial columns. NEW AOVERTISEMEXTS. Tate Epsom Water ! QN DRAUGHT, OR BY THE GALLON or barrel. For sale by JAMES C. MUND9. Pharmacist, S5 North Front 8treet. dec 0 Returned. yjY FitlENDS AND THE PUBLIC GEN- orally will find me In the New Maiket Bond ing, on Front Street, where I am MAKING PICTURES from 25 cents up. Give me a calL Ecspeetfallv. dccll lwk JAMES J. BURNETT. "Heart of Steel." A NEW NOVEL, BY ClIRiSTIAN BJBTD. One hundred copies were received by Ex press Saturday, rifty were sold the first day at HEl.NsBKRuER'tt, Live Book Store. Price $1.23 mailed. Order irom the eeun. try promptly attended to. ' QHRISTMAS TRESES rs, ' KEW YEAR PRESENTS, WEDDING PRESENTS . In endless Varietv at HKIKSBERGEirS dee 11 Live Book and Music Store. SOME KOBE. JUST RECEIVED, ANOTHER LOT OF those ELEGANT HAVANA CHEROOTS. i Warranted tho best FIVE CENT CIGAR, In the city. j ALSO A FULL LINE OP Tobacco & Tobacco Goods. e;all aod take a smote. J. (i R K B N B W A LD, So. Front St., jasr-below Exchange Center. dee a Gent's Furnishing Goods, pjDK FS, HALF HOSE, CO l LARS AND Coflfe, UnlamnWed -h!rt3, lJnlcrwear,(Wb!t auilhcarlyt) 1 ieu, Scarf, .-hkl4, Stupeuctert, (jiloves, &c, &c. dec CJothler and Merchant Tailor Garden Peas ! Garden Peas ! I WAVE A LARGE STOCK OF THE KAE Uest varieties, also seasonable Seed of aU kinds. Prices guaramced as low as Nw York, Philadelphia or Noifolk. William ir. oreen, DrugKlnt. dec 8-nac-tf Market Street. Celluloid Ca$es, hpOILET SET:, AND AN ENDLESS rarierj A oi holiday novelties to be sold cheap by Munds Bros., 1.491 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, AND WILMINGTON, ML C. - Prescriptions carefully prepared at all Honrs day and night. dec U Ladies' Bazaar. rjllIE OLD AND WILL KNOWN STAND recently! occupied by Mr. Flanagan, will b occupied by MRS. S. J. BAKER, with an sa tire new stock of MILLINERT GOODS Of the latest style, embracing the most fashionabls foods, to which will be added a large lot ef 'aney Toys and Fire Works for the Christ' mas Holidays. Orders from the country so licited and promptly lillci. Everything In our line will be sold as represented and we guar antee satisfaction. Santa Clans will make a social visit to lit tle folks next week, dec 9 NO. 4 MARKET STREET. J MP 'XSra&LS X3XMTK fit 'j8J9qUJ9S 7J SOOJJQ jo aiojs 90lB pn loc-R tmome j ti ) i I3ao; oqx maqi ;o tj aisoi noX pay itBOtri JOj Xjap a srojidoqx ift H qSta uetfjjo 9nL imsqi jajXio sepqvg sqj. 'fanix Ainvsra Bfioifvj sill kxas SSVXAL "Heart of Steel." NEW NOVEL, BY CHRISTIAN RJSID. Dally additions to my elegaat aad woQ so lectod stock of HOLIDAY PRESENTS, Polite attention to all whofavor us with s oaU YATES' BOOK STOBE. dec 1 1 No Liquors. gUT A STOCK Or FRE3IJ, A NO. 1 0BO CERIES will be kept at our store. No. 45, Market Street. AU goods sold by us will bo as ropraesetsC GOOD GOODS AUD BM ALT PROFITS WILL BE OUR MOITO. oerGrvc as a trial (sad be iisjitimil m and jl i, soAUoaovoa on.
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