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THIS PAPER . ' pushed every evening, frandaja ceptxl by JOSH T. JAMES, BOITOB ATD FROFKEBTOR. SCICRIPTIONS POSTAGE PAID: ono yr l4-0 fiLx months, $2.00. Three mouths, $ 1.00; - Oue month, 15 cents. Tto paper wm delivered by carriera free of charge. In any Iart of the city, at tho above rat-, or 10 cent per week. dve6tislrg rate low and liberal. .fc-Btibacriber will report any ana all fall-nre-i tn receive their paper regularly, 2T ZXiiy Review has the largest bona fulc circulation, of any newspaper published, in the city of Wilmington. JEL " Congressman New York. Hewitt is very ill in There is a creat scarcity of labor in many stions of South Carolina. . Kentucky spends $017,000 for her public schools, and $7,046,000 (or other purposes. Rhode Island's fund lor the siatuc of General Bumsidcnow amounts fo mora than $30,000. There arc 500,000 school teachers in tbe United States, and there is room for 300,000 more. . According to tho Monroe Express that flourishing town ha3 597 school children. 407 white and 100 colored. - Edwin Booth played KingLear in Berlin Tuesday night, and was called before the curtain .eighteen times. The Marquis ot Lorne iain YVashmg lon ; has visited tho Capitol and attend' ed a reception at the White House. The elms are already in bud, ami the grass is springing up in some places', something really unusual for January. Senator Vanco wants to know when the Senate is to begin to reducqthe lariff, as it has .hus far-been increased. The government is coining 100,000 ounces of silver into dimes.' That will yield one million of the decimal coins- Denmark sent Great Britain S8.491 sheep in 1831, the United States 49.223, Germany 401 990, Netherlands 254,477, and Canada 66,478. ! Tobacco is grown in sixty-four of the sixty-seven counties of Pennsylvania, The total production in -1862 was 23, 750,000 pounds, valued at $3,450,000. . Air. V. J. Best and his Boston 'syn dicate" arc trying hard to get on their feet again in North Carolina bnt.it won't do; they have seen their Best days. Jflorida wants to be a temperance State. A prohibition bill ha3 passed Jho Senate unanimously and it is thought that it will surely pas.s theIIouse and the Governor. Factory operatives in New England are unitdedly asking for weekly pay" raents of their wages, whilo their em plovers arc as unanimously "in favor of the monthly system. The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette hesits that the breeding of great a double triangle or interlacinging cir will yet become a science, and j ciets or squares are worked, brains will be inherited with tkej -a tW th froiW In th prop men that brains will be inherited with rest of the patrimony." The suggestion to limit the number of barrooms and sell licenses to the highest bidders, finds favor in Missouri where there is now a bar to every three hundred of the population. Beast Butler, of Massachusetts, pro" poses to settle the woman suffrage ques tion in .that State by submitting it to a vote of the women themselves, in which ease it will probably bo defeated by an overwhelming majority. The Baltimore Sun notes that 'it is seldom a man so outaooken and com- I bative as Mr. Hill endeared himself so j closely personally to his most pronounc- i i -i A L iir.,, eulogies were creditable to those deliver ing thorn." Tho assertion is going .the rounds of the press that, according to a dispatch from Raleigh. Senator David Davis and Miss A. E. Burr are to be married at the lady's residence, near Fayette vill, immediately after the adjournment" of Congress. ' Tho English Postmaster-General is totally blind, and Mr. George Richanl- j son. who has just been appointed R- ceiver anu Accountant-Gencral to tho i . ftn . . ii i r i. . Post Office, is totally deaf. But in tl.ei Admiralty there is an official who i Jwth deaf and dumb. - The most aged English baronet is the venerable Sir Moses Montefiore. who on the 25th of Octotxsr next will enur upon his hundrelh year. According to the list compiled by the editor ot Web ster's lied Book," Sir Henry Prts'xm, a Scotch baronet born in the year 173, still surrivsi. There are at least twen ty baronets living who were born be fore the commencement of tho present century. The eledstof these, after thp names alreadly mentioned, appears to be Sir T. Tryingham Bernard, born in H j' VOL. VII. Wc arejiained to learn , of h& death of Mr. John T. Harper, one jt the editors of the NewbernJ?trnzf. - which occurred at tho Tucker House in Raleigh on tho night of the. 28th inst, Mr. Harper was a native of Lenoir county,-wa3 edncated 'at .Chapel Hill, studied law with the lato Chief-llnstico Pearson and after graduating settled at Kinston where he became edftor of the Kinston Journal. Afterwards he went to Newborn and established the New born Journal, with which he was con nected at the time of his death. The deceased was about 35 years of age, and his disease was malignant bilious fever. He had the very best of medical attention, but without avail, as he died after onjr a week's illnes3j 1 1 LOCAL NEWS. INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Heinsbergek Valentines a v AKajiRix,GE Lcgaiaa Yates No Obuoxlous Comics Mcxds BEOS Garden fceil Sociable Hibernian Aepociation W. L. DeRo-SSET, Jr Mercantile Printing The Dizzies are said to bo heading this way. -Si J 1 j The spider has taken the place of the owl a a fashionable lace put ; ---j i ' The English say postcard. Do you want to be English and sa postcard? A fine assortment of Gunsand Pistols at J a corn's Hardware Depot. t ... . Lf .-J ... They were asking 10 cents for pork this morning, whereas it sold yesterday for 7 cents. j Tho celebrated FUh Brand Gills Hard t Twine is sold only at warn Depot. Jacobi's Luck is the result of good judgement. One need not expect to find the four leaved clover when there is snow on the around. 1 i It is a fact, as noted by a gentleman in this city, that up to-day there have been but five fair days in the bew year, now a month old. ! There will be a grand Ball to-night at Germania Hall, complimentary to the young ladies visking here. It promises to be very successful and very pleasant. Squaro tables arc now fashionable for dtnfng-roonis; usually they are supported upon one central column, ex tending into curved lions,' head, breast and leet Mahogany is coming into ta vor again. Geometrical desisns are now the most iashionablc for all small articles ; doylies, for instance, are left j quite j plain in the center, and hi each corner We learn that the freshet in the Black river, which has been one of tho largest known in many ycars is rapidly subsiding, though there yet remains a iirge volume of water in the stream, and the banks arc yet overflowed in many places. As will be seen bv rcfernco to our ad- vcrtising columns, theHibernian Socie ty will give a ''Sociable' ( at Uankia Hall on Monday, February 5th., tho proceeds to bo devoted J to a' charitable pnrpose. It will, wo trust, be well at tended and patronized. as the object is worthv and tho comcii; ttco bf arrango- ments understand just hoiv to make the affair pleasant and jagrccable. " , Fair at femithvUle. We learn that the ladies" connected with the Episcopal Church at Smith ville contemplate folding a Fair and Festival, to take plaoo during the. com ing Spring, for the benefit of the church. Wc wish them an abundant success in their, laudable undertaking. Those who feel an interest in tho matter and i would assist the enterprise in any way " i ! sn r -v c Vv iMiiniittitiir tar 1 1 1 A box 607, this city. ,: ' , For Pocket Knives or-Table Cutlet', go to Jacobi's Hanlwaro liepot. f TT. TlTTi T Journalistic. i J We have received the initial number j of t he Blue Ridge, Enterprise, published I at Highlands. Macon ccrunto.t N. C, of which Mr. E. E. Ewing is the editor and proprietor. It is well gotten dd ' and gives much entercating matter re i gartling the -Switzerland of America,'! a3 that portion cf the Blue Ridge is ap propriately called.! The subscription price is only $1.50 per. annu u and - we hope it may receive that hearty support it so eminently deserves. The number before us contains an interesting ac count of the settlement of Highlands, which was in 1S75, and its varied for tunes since that time until tho present when it is oa the broad road to success. W ILMINGTON. N. C. TUES DAY. JAOTAE Y 30, 1883. Another Water Motor. Mr. W. L. DeRossct, Jr., Proprietor of the Mercantile Jgb Printing house,, has just had a water motor put in for tho purpose of running his pressee. This was rendered necessary because of the increased demand upon his re sources, and by it he has obtained fa? cilities for nearly twice the "amount of press work formerly had, a necessity rendered imperative by his rapidly in creasing business. - A babx was jxrn in a cemetery at i Marshaltown, Towa, a short time ago. but every-where can be seen babies borne to the cemetery because mothers cruelly neglect to procure Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, a sure euro for croup, colds and coughs. Postal Ruling. All postmasters have been notified by the Postmaster-General that'section 371 of the Postal Thaws'. and Regulations, I has been amended to read that prepaid letters shall bo forwarded from one-office to another at the request of the party .addressed without additional charge of postage. This doear1 not ap ply to second third, and fourth class matter, such as newspapers, niaa- zines, circulars, and merchandise of all kinds, and persons desiring all forwarded must furnish s!amps cient to prepay full postage. such sum" llumnty Dumnty. I Tha "New Southern Humpty Dump- ty! Troupe," an organization composed of some of our young citizens, will give an entertainment at the Opera House in this eity on the night of Thursday, February 8th., and frdm a perusal of the prosramme, which is already announced, we should Judge it would be well worthy of public patron age.1 The troupe have been several weeks engaged in making preparation tor the entertainment and have devoted much time to attain excellence in the several parts. We hope it may prove successful, and that our home' talent, of which we have an abundance, may be encouraged. ! , k Friends in Richmond. We notice In the Richmond State a lengthy and interesting account of an entertainment given in that city last Thursday evening, at Sanger Hall, by a number oi" amateurs. ; The entertain ment was strictly private and . select, tho-audience bavins been present as in vited guests. The piece presented was r'Eameralda," ond the Stale says that the characters throughout were admira bly sustained. Our interest has been attracted to the report from the appear ance on the programme of the came of Mr. Paul W. Pope, son of Col. A, Pope, who assumed the role of Dave Hardy,, a young North Carolinian, in which,! says the State, he sustained himself so admirably as to be frequent ly interrupted by the j applause of the audience. '. j After the performance there was a german, and tho festivities of tiie occa sion wound up with a delightful sup per, given by four married ladies I who were interested in the Club, and, our youn friends .in Wilmington can readily -understand who one of these ladies was. andlwho it was that was probably t ho ruling spirit in the pro gramme of pleasure;, j A Friend in a Foreign Land. We have just learned of soma very unpleasant expriences which befell Mr Ed. S. Nash, a young gentieman - well known in this city, where he formerly resided and where he was a great favor ite. Mr. Nash is travelling in Europe for Messrs Paterson, Downing & Co., ofNew York, and just before Christ mas he was in Berlin. Passing through the crowded streets "there one day, ho was knocked dfcwn and run over and was picked up insensible by the police. For several days he was insensible, during which time he was cared for by tho authorities. It was ascertained that he was an 5 American and our consul at Berlin went to see him and ascertained who . he was. The , interest of a number of the American residents ! in Berlin was aroused in his behalf, and he re- ceived every caro and attention which conid bo bstowwl nnon him. Ho was removed to the residence of a lady, a kind, noble woman frtm Illinois, who cared for him as for a dear relative. It had been ascertained' who he was by means of dispatches from this city over the cableand the !ady who nursed him so kindly wrote a long ; letter to his mother, at Hillsboro,.. tellins her all about the accident. Mr. Nash has since then fully recovered and U cow, wo understand, in Russia on business for his firm.' SEVTEWs ' . f Magistrates Court.! Charles Anderson, colored, was brought before justice Millis this morn ing, charged with an assault and battery upon .his wife Laura' Anderson. He waaordered fcb give a bond ot $25 for Hi3 appcarahco to morrow morniag, tailing in which he was sent to jail, for safe, keeping. - : Exports Foreiffn. , Nor. barque Kordcn, Capt. Wox- holt, cleared to-day tor London, with 2,351 barrels rosin, valued, at $3,645 shipped by Messrs. D. R.- Murchison & Co; Nori barque Titania, Capt.'Albreth sen, clerred for Hamburg with 2,810 barrels rosin,alued at $5,500. ship-1 by Messrs. Alex; Sprnnt & Son. ' 1 Cliris and Lena. ' This fun-loving and fun-making con pie, impersonated by! Messrs Baker & Farron, wore in the best of spirits at the Opera House last night and kept the audience in a roar of laughter from the rising of the curtain to the going downv thereof. Their drolleries were inimita ble, their Ringing; I excellent and their Dutch and Irish comicalities irrcsista bly funny. There ' was nothing broad or ooarse in the performance, but it wa3 brim full and overflowing with good jolly, healthy fun which was heartily appreciated, 1 The fine musical effect of the closing chorus wa3 ishockingly marred by the rudeness of quite alnura Ler of the audience who made a rush for the doors before the pieeej was con cluded, much to the annoyanco of those who would have gladly listened undis turbed until it completion, j Butt's Panorama. - On Friday even ing next (Feb. 2nd.,) those who have a fouduess for the beau- tiuil in act, (and we know tnero are. many in Wilmington.) will have an opportunity of being gratined by an ex hibition of Butts' beautiful panorama of scenes taken from the Bible, which takes place at the Opera House com mencing at 7 o'clock. There will also be a i matinee in the afternoon, com mencing a.t 3 o'clock. Many scenes of the Old Testament will be presented and also an illustration of the Apocaly tic Vision of the New Testament. As a worlc of art illustrating Bible history, Butts' Panaroma has been spokeu of in the highest praise wherever it has been exhibited. ll To Builders and others Go to Jaco bi'8 for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass &c. You can get all sizes and j at the lowest prices. "' " 'j Specialty of Military and Fire j men's Shirts.! Messrs. A. & I. Shrier are making a specialty of introducing the Military and Firemen's Shirts of the same styles as worn by New York Conlpanies. iSamples and prices can bo seen by call ing at A. & I. SmiiER's. Clothing house, No. 34 Market street. ian 9. j j IN 3IESIOKITJ3I j ; Ilesolationapafleed nt a met tlujr of the teach ers and scholars of the Union Sabbath School, held Sunday, January 2tith, J8S3j: Whereas, Cod In hi unenv's wisdom, has taken from us pur faithful and efScient Super intendent. Capt. J. it- IJartscll, who died bun day morning, Jn. l4th, 18S3, therefore be H Resolved, i hatin the death of Capt. Hansen thin abbath School has lost a most valuable and highly esteemed officer. llcsoLvedy That a blank page In our Roll Book be' inscribed with the name of onr de parted Superintendent. Resolved, That we extend to the bereaved fa il y our heartfelt sympathies. Resolved, That a copy of these resolution bo sent to the family of the deceased and to the . Daily - Review,. Union Caucasian and Methodist Adcanei, with the request to pub lish. . W. K. KKWBrav, Secretary and Librarian. Magnolia, N. C, Jan. 29, IS83. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A Sociable TTTILli BE" GIVEN UUDE THE AUSPI- f f ces of the HIBERNIAN SOCIETY, atl -W M. TT V . WW A. U W ft rf'-v k A. T t tLn.ti3t itAiiLi, on iuu.ii, jc eorunry 5th, 1SS3. Proceeds to bo given to a charita ble purpose. Befroshments by the Ladies. Music by the Italian Band. Ticket admitting Gentleman, 60 oents; Chiltlren 25 eta. Committee T. -Donlan, F. IL Darby, T.. Brown. J. II. McGar ty, D. Qoinliran, J. W. Ulley, Morgan Byrne, Jaa Corbett. janS0-2t tu sat - 1 1 The Mercantile Printing . ! House - 1 gEND3 A CORDIAL INVITATION TO its many friends and patrons to call and see its' Water Power Attachments, i which are now in successful operation ! ' . i enabling us to do work Promptly and with Sat isfaction ! ' Many thanks for past favors and: soliciting a continuance r r Eespectfully, - . - W. L, PeROSSET, Jr., ;Jaa,W-?t-ci Proprlstcr. ' NO. 26 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Valentines for 1883. -YTTARRAXTED TO PLEASE Everybody j Comic, currD's DARTS, Tot lore, Courthip - - i . .. :,'. ....... nl Jlarxiajfei j Waolosala and EeUU at : -' I HEtNSBERGER'S, jan 90 .. Live Bnok and Mualo Storo ! ;. ' State of North Carolina. ) j New UanoTer County,- - -: s I Sm crlor Court. ) J. D. H. Wicker and George Brlvln, by his uncle and next friend, J.I1. D. Wicker, Plaln- Against J 1 Ernest Frederick Ilahu-en andjwifo Minnie J G. Knipie, S. M. Jtmpie,'l. Oj Empic, Annie K- Enp;e, Fannie F. L. tm! ie, Ellpn C. Km - pie, Theodore G hmpie. Adam Erapteand Ann llashagen, Defendants. ( IT BEfNG MADE TO APPEAR TO MY satisfaction that J. George liashagen and Ann lladtigea are sen-residentd of the State, and have property In this Stole, and cannot af ter due diligence be found in this State, and thatacasse of action exi&t3 In favor of the Plaintiffs against the said Defendants; now, jlieso aTeihcrefore, to no ify the Defendants, J. G. llasliajen ami Ann fluhjgca, to appear at mv office in the citv of Wilmington, I on the 14th day of March, A l. lSa, at 10 o'clock. A. M., ami antw r or demur to the complalut iikd in this actios. " l i Given under my hand nd seal ot office this 30th day of J&nnarv, 188.J. i . STACH.Y A'AK AMRIXGE, jan30-Taw 6wtues Clerk Superior Court. Wanted rwr tc v't a qttt Tcrrim Ivz house. Address W&ti? TENANT. 4 tTgjfcyH jan29 Care Review Office.; Glassware, ! pANCY AND PLAIN, ! POE SALE BY GILES & MUBCniSON, S3 and 40 Murchison Block jan 29 Groceries. Groceries. Jg4.CON, FLOUE, SUG AT2, COFFEE, Bioe, MolasEOs, Salt, Cra'.kers, CanAy, Choese, Soda, .Potash, Lye, Snuff, Tobacco, Soap, Starch, Candles, Nails, Hoop Iron, Glue, Bungs, Wrapping Parer, "Wrappiag Twine, Hay, OaU, Axle Grease, Bagging, Ties, c. For sale by Jan 2f , KrERCHNER & CALDER BIOS. Vaccination. i ....!..' QN AND AFTER TUESDAY NECT, TOE SC:h lest., iersons who have net bejn Yaccin- - - - i - - j; - ! atctt will call at my Office, between the hours . I ! of 8 and 10 In forenoon, and 2 and 4 ttcrpoon, forthar purpose. Saturday will be devoted more pjtrtlcularly to the Vaccination of School Children. ! . -" . All persons unable to pay wIU bo Vaccina ted free of charge. F. W. POTTER, Sup't Health, Office on Market bet. 2d & Sd Street, jan 23-3t j Garden Seed ! New Crop I JjJXTRA EARLY PEAS, BEANS," dOHNj CABBAGE. TURNIP, RADISH and all vari- ties usually sown in tbi eection. . , For 6als Wholesale and Retail. y WILLIAM II. GREEN, jan 27 Druggist. 6 GARDEN SEEDS. FRESn LOT OF ALL KINDS of Cab- bajre and Tnrnin Path? Mrlv nrl tat nrU. tlea; Collard. Beet and Tomato Seeds, a large stock ami an endless variety of Peas and Beans, retailed at wholesale prices by Rftunds Bros., Manufacturing Pharmacist. 1 BKOaDWAY, NEW YORK, AND WILMINGTON, N. iU. jan 29 If You Wish to See - CAPT. B. J . JACOBS, of Senior" 'Reserve .. ;-r .V..; - ... .) notoriety, the oldest Saddle and Harness, Ac, maker In Wilmington, just call at II. M. BOW DEN A C0S store and buy a nice Lap Robe and all other articles in a Saddlery establish ment, for It 13 the place to get them, jan 2U BreecIi-JLoaders, J-INE BREECn-LOADING SHOT-GUNS, bhells. Wads, Powder, Shot, Cartridge Bags, Hun Cases. ReloatUng Tools, Game Bags, Pts toLi all kiodi. If you want a first-class art!' cle of the above good;; and Uw prices, the same can be found at ! , W. K. SPRINGER & CO'3, i Successors to Ihtwson A Co., Ua23 19 21 and 23 .Marbgt htwyt No Obnoxions Comics JgUT AN ELEGANT ASD ARTISTIC Line or ' j I ' r'. . 1 : v.a TiEisrarxisrB s, Comprising many acw designs. Call an-1 tec them at - . ' . YATES' BOOKSTORE. f"jaa c.-.'-,;iJ:":-.::v..--. T LEASE KOTIC2J, ' WawiabetlA-i to roctto eeaauSsijs irom ccr frtotfi ca any c&4 sH' tcS?Ju ; ct STOeraJteterettbta 1. . ,j ThaaasMoC tLe wrttnrjamat ereyeUfzi atihed ta thaZZx. V - - j. : j CoKmaalcatSoai mst bt wrta ca tzlj oacal4ot the paper.' J., ft : . 1 ! ' PenoaRtlewtbe arokUO i . Anditia eepeciaEy'aaa perUcnlirly cader. 8too4 that the Editor foe not ahraji ieadoxte the views of eorrcspondeztte tralcae j eo ttttf4 td the etorlil eohrgraa. I j NEW Al YERTISIIEirb. Giveypur .Gioco? A TBI At, OK ... OH EEG'E, : - .Imported aat Doikett: - i ENGLISH DAIRY:. PLE APPTjt arrv DUTCH . HEAD AlCERICAK CCSAU CHEJSEJ TOUNG AMXSICAK ! IMPORTED ANT DOMESTIC AUB, A. Basa Palo Ale, Edinburgh Scotch Alo; . London Stout, :r.;Jl . . Belfast Ginger Ale, : Best'A on the Market; tl Per Doa. I Erery thing ia cur kstkbiuhnaeiit guaraateod " as regards rloe and Qtailty." PinL..BEID,GEES.& 00. argainc ! 153 Bargdiino Vl:li -y sr.-: - 'ft. 36 Market: Street: a. A GREAT MANY D ESI RJBLfi wi rjTER'Coobs SELLING OFF lOW TO MAKB ''."".;,'-"-:-;r-1:. i1'- :' 'tWv. "JDST OPEWRD t ii A1 FULL SSORTAJENT OF - . i .ttOpQBVr. Embroideries, Cambrics, ? Seersuckers, Bingham,;. Sheetings, - Housekeeping Goods. ALWAYS ON HAND A TO1X ' j '- -..UNBOP I Stapleand Fancy Dry Goods, ' n: at i ' So TJarliet Otreoti Jan .. :.. - Holidctv Presents 'i - : r ':' ' - " ".. j r EVERY YRIETY.' JEWEL A&V oiioi Cases, Cologne BottUs, ToUet Sts, Vase, Mirrors, a large assortment of Tc'.kt Extrart and Cologne ; aUo a full supply f pure Chesr Jcala and Patent- Mediciac, ran f an4i both of tay store. . Y. 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