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. ; i, - - : " - ""'If 4 i i; 4 1 f I: , I !: i - J l'i : it i;; 4 ; - - ' ir II i! '4 3 i .1 i . i: l'- Si." II. . i Hi.;-- 9 ?! I 4 i ir I. t, if' , i i i The Daily Review. WEDNESDAY.FEJ3RUAUY23 1883. ST The Daily Review has the largest bona Jidt circulation, of any newspaper published in the city of Wilmington. v News and Observer. TUB GENERAL. ASSEJIULY. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ' EUENING SESSION. ' February 26, 1883, To amend chapter 191. laws 1831, also chapter 216, laws of lbSl. " Mr Green, of New, Hanover, to amend as follows: 4Provided that tho country wagons and carts shall not be required at ihd city of Wilmington later than 11 o'clock, a. m., alter which time tho said wagons and carts may bedrir cn through the streets of Wilminstoiiltbr too purpose ot selling toe remaining marketable products. , Mr Green said that tho carts and wagons had heretofore been permitted to take the perishable articles through the city to sell to families and he hoped thia old privilege would not now be taken away. Mr Stanford opposed the amend ment, lie had seen numbers of carts and wagons on the streets of Wilmins ton at ail hours witu perishable pro ducein them. Every, ore knew this would tend to breed disease. To incorporate Mt. St. Joseph Acad emy at Hickory, Catawba county Third readme SENATE. porty-eighth dat. Kr Alexander, petition t rum citizens of New Hanover. i rexard to thy no fence law. Air Woodhouse. to amend law rela tives to tho compensation of servants o the various Stale departments. Mr Alexander, to prevent livo stock from runnimrat large in the county of Hevr Hanover. Mr Graham, to authorize thecoramis- . sioncrs ot Richmond cojinty to pay cer tain school claims Mr Payne, to amend laws of 1810 '47, relative to Richmond Academy, at Rock ingham. N. C Mr Womack, to amend private laws v of 1880, chapter 34. changing fish com , mission to the commission ol agricul ture. r Bill to amend the charter of the town of Shoe Heel came up on its third read inar. Mr McLean offered an amendment requiring sixty da a' residence continu- - onslv in the town be I ore a man could vote, and scut forward two memorials against the bill, which were read. The amendment was adopted and the bill passed third reading. House resolution asking the Chief Justice and tho Associate Justices ot the Supreme Court to give the General Assembly their opinion as to the day in March. 1883. on which the sixty days session, sperffied in sec: ion 28, article 2, of the constitution, will" expire, came up for concurrence. Mr Horich said that. this resolution amounted to asking the Supreme Court to say that, we were entitled to pay for . Sunday. It was not a matter of public interest. We were entitled to pay for . sixty dj s, and if we did . not get through It was tho duty of every Senator here to remain longer, as was done two anil four years ago. Any member unwill ing to do this rai unworthy of his seat, lie moved to table tho resolution. It was tabled. Bill to provide-for the levying and col lection ol 4axes the machinery act Air Alexander said the most material changes were that it made three asses sors instead ot one, and prevented the uses of public money for private purpo- - sea. Tho finance committee offered amend menu preventing the she; ills and couti- ty treasurers from using the public - nioncy for private purposes. Air Pinnix suggested to consider, the amendments seriatim." This was done. These amendments. more : or less, all applied to the sheriffs and county treassuiers. Another amend ment provides to ind:ct that class ot able bodied persons able to work but won t, and who won t pay their taxes, making it a misdemeanor. Ut be fined double their tax and allowing them to work it out on the roads if they tail for six months after they are returned on Ihe.insol vent lists, and an amendment from Mr Womack to this, making the chairman ol the Board of county com missioi ers a prostC Jtorl before the jus tied ol the p ace. Tho amendments were adopted and " tho bill then passed its third reading. Bill to repeal the local prohibition law in certain localities and to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors in cer tain other localities (the omnibus bill) passed third reading. . Bill to authorize the establishment of graded schools in the State. Passed second readingayes 31; nays I. Bill concerning the iuspec ion of tim ber in Wilmington, passed second reading. " . - Bill to prevent the running at large of live stick in the county otNcw Han over. Passed third reading. - Air Scott, of New Hanover, moved to recommit. Air Payne said that the motion of the Fenator Irom New Hanover to refnr the bill to the committee on proposi tions and grievances evidently showed : a purposw to antagonize this bill. Such a C"iirsu would work delay, and end in ijt defeat. Ho was assured by largo petitifns received from landsmen ol New Hanover, that the passage of such a law was necessity, and was demand ed bv the people of that" county, lie hope'd the bill would pass its second reading. - r . Air Scott, of New Hanover, asked " tho yeas and nays. Ordered. Bill to appropriate fifty dollars a year fir t'ie penitentiary Sunday School pass .od third reading , Bill to relieve tho sureties of John McArthur. late treasurer oiuupnn county passed third reading. , t v BUI making appropriation Ur the in sane asylum came up. and was discuss ed at length. An amendment t reduce the amount for the completion of the asylum at M irganton from $35,000 per foQr Ppmberion. 13okin. isaiue. L?nnoy. Watson. Payne. Clark. Webb. Womack', Pinnix. It was. lost. The bill then passed. Jlr Hill oSered na amends! en fc r ducing the appropriation for the nsvlnm at Raleigh from $58,000 to 50,000 Pending argument, tho Seuate adjourn ed. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. The gentleratn from Alamance and Pender were granted . Jeave of absence on account cf sickness, r- j Bill to protect fish in Lane's Creek, in Anson and Union connties. j t To submit to a majority of the jus tices ol Bladen county the working of the roads in said county by taxation. To incorporate the Carolina Central Railroad Company.. - i , l he unhnished business oi last night's session was resumed, being the bill providing for working the road3 by taxation. It passed its second reading; . Tho House went into committee ot the whole lor . the consideration of the bill to raise revenue, which was read by sections. Section 25 ("relating to the merchants' tax) produced, much deb-e, several amendments tteroto I ci g , offered icoking to the reduction ri tho tax. During the discussion tne hour of ad journment was announced; the com mittee arose and reported progress. The special orddr, ihe Parker-Pee-H'es pi-ct ion case. as taken up, and disci: Bsa l by Alessrs McLou " Simmons aau x'cebles. A vie was in'-i. had until nearly midnight and Air Parker was Lscatcd. Afr Henry AIcIxwhorn. Vancfeourg. N C. says: I have used Brown's Ir on Bitters and was greatly pleased with is." i ! - I THE MAILS i i . at the City Poet Themarta cloe and arrive oCloe tLA follows : CLOSE. ' " Northern through malls, fast ...8.00 P. M Vorthern through and trT malls.. J. 5.40 A. M Raleigh 5.00 P. M. and 5.40 A. M Mails for the N. C. Uailroa ami i routes supplied therefrom Includ- I liurA. &N. C. ttallroa! a ......5.0 A. M. Soul horn Mails for all points South, daily ......6 o A. M. and 8.00 P. M. Western malls (C. C. EaUway) daUy, ! (except Sunday) L ...5.00 P. M. All iolnts between Hamlet and Ral- elfh .'. ...5.00 P. M. Mail for Cberaw and Darlington Ball- I road .6 30 A. M. and 8.00 P. M. Malls for points between Florence i and Charleston.... 6.G0 AM and S.00 P. M Fayetteville aijd officefe on Cape Fear i ( River, Tuefdaysand KrMays .LOOP. M. Fayetteville, via Lamberton, dully, except Sundays . ...5.00 P. M. Onslow C. II. and Intermediate ottl- 1 ces. Tueslaysand Fridays 6.00 A. M. Smith ville malls, by steamboat! dally $ (except Sundays) 8.30 A. M. Mails for Easy Hill. Towir Creek, i ! Shallotteand Little ltivcr, Tues- days and Fridays ....6.00 A.M. OPEN FOK DELIVEUV. Wrlghtsvllle, dally... 1 8.30 A. M. ortuern through and way malls ana s oo a. ju Southern Mails ...7.30 A. M Carolina Central Railroad. ; 9.43 A. Al Mails collected Th from street boxes every da at S.30 p. M. Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to i2M.. and from -2 to 5.i5 P. M. Money order ami Rcirlsti Department open same. as stamp ofllce. stamps ror sale in small quantities at genera Icllvcry when stamp olUce Js closed. General delivery open from davlisrht to darl and on Snndairs from S.30 to 9.30 A. AL The celebrated TLsh Brand' Gill Hard Twine is sold only at Jacobi's ware Depot. - Positive Bargains BLEACHED COTTONS, Shirting, Counterpanes, JTable Damatk and Towels, White" Goods, namburar and ilrl-h Poun I T:immings, Warner's Coraline, Health, Ab dominal and M. M. Corsets.' , ' , l I 1 Also, the beat ONE DOLLAR KID GLOVE In the city. J . . JNO. J. HEDJtlCK. 1SS3. 1 Harper's Weekly. ILLUSTRATED. Harper's WeelJy stands ntthehenfl of Ameri can liiusirateu weeKtr journals. Uv its unpsr- tisaniosition in politics, its 'ulniirable iUustra tions. its c;ireiitJlv chosen aerials, short storip?. ketches, umi p'ms, contrtbutea by the fore most artists nnl hu triors of the day, it carrie:? instruction and eniertaiunicnt to thousands oi American homes. It will always be the aim of the publishers to mke Harper's Weekly the mot popular and attractive family newspaper in the vrorM- Harper's Periodicals. Per Year: Harper's Weeklt.... .. ITARrEK'S MAQAZTXE.... IT . v. . . 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When no time Is mentioned, it will le nndrstool hat the su'.scrlber vfihes to commence with the Number next after ihe rc4"elit if o,r The lait Four Annual V himes f Harper's Weekly, in n at Cloth binding, will be sent ly m:til, tostace paiL or by express, free of ex lense (provldeii the freight does nut ex'-cel euc -dollar er volume), fr $7 oO er rlum Cloth as for e ch vol me. suit ble for binding, xv II le eat by mall, postpaid, on rc-t-eintnf $1 00 each. lCemitttn- es sho Id be made br Post- ffie Money Onleror Draf', lo avd ch.mHj of Iops Neicspapers are not to copy this adrertutement without the express order of llAUPER & Bkos Address I HARPER & BUOTIIER dee 12 ! : New York. - New River Oysters. 'PUB JTlItST Or TiiK oEASON. I ! From the celebrated Wlnbnry Farm on New River. Also. Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars aind free lunch every day. at 1 1 o'clock! JOHN CARROLL, SeptS VetrvllMn SWvn. Buggies I Buggies! J-EW AND SECOND HAND FOS SALS Soom Barnlaa. i T.J SOUTITERLAND. . . - - - M For-the Cure of Coughs, Colds, iHoarseness, Bronchitis,Croup, InSoJ enza Asthrna,Vboopiiig Cough, In cip:eiit Ccnstnnption arid for the re- (liefofcor.su-r.'ptjve persons in advan4 anDrGggfg-Pricegs Centej oct S-tf WILMINGTON MARKET. Fehurary 28-4 P. M SPIRITS : TURPENTINE Quoted finn at 8 cents. No sales reported. ROSIN Quoted firm at $1.35 for Strained and $1.40 for Good Strained. Prompt sales as offered. Sales of 300 bbis fine ro3ina at $1 60 for G, $1 fO for II, 1.90 fori, $2.20 for Kami $2X0 for M. ' TAR Quoted steady at $1.60 per bbl of i0 lbs. I . CRUDE TURPENTINE No offi cial quotations. SaiNs of receipts at 2 for Hard and $3 for Soft. I COrroN Quoted dull. Sales of 300 bales on a basis jpf 9$ for Middling. The following are the official quo tations : Good Ordinary 8 9-16 cts Low Middling 9i , Middling 9 GoodMTddlin.... 9 15-16 1 DAILY RECEIPTS. Cotton... 224 bales Spirits Turpentine ........ 123 casks tiosin.... 1197 bbU Tar.....; 381 bbls Crude Turpentine 130 bbls AiAULNE NEWb. il ARRIVED. Steamship Rexulator, Doane, New Zork, T. E. Bond. 1 Steamer D. Murehison, Smith, Fay etteville, G XV Williams & Co. U. S mail steamer Minnehaha, Bis bey, Suiiiliville, Alaster. j , Steamer John Dawson, ! Sherman, Ptiilt Caswell. R. P. Paddison. Sehr Alice 1 1 earn, Petiniuill, Pal:ii more. Geo Harriss& Co; wjth coal ai d ! jruano to W & W It R and C C Hi R. Sehr N'tllio V Roke?. Tliohipson. Xew York, master; with sulphur to Navassa Guano Co. Swetl barque Hilda, Jensen, Glou cester. Eiitf i with salt, C P Mebane. Schr A P Nowell, Smith4 New York. Geo Harriss & Co. - .. . CLEARED. Steamer D lurcliison, Smith, Fay etteville, G. AV. Williams & Co. U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, Bis liev. Smithville,. Master; i Ger brig Hermann " Fried rich"''Nie jahr, Liverpool, D R Murehison & Co. Exports. VoUF.IGN. I Liverpool Ger brig Hermann Fried rich 1,188 bales cotton. W E EKLY. STAT-E3IK XT. STOCKS ON HAND pEB. 24, 1883. Cotton ashore, 11,678; afloat, 1,602; tola!, 13.280. Spirit s ashore, 2,923; afloat. 180; total! 3.103. i . Rosin ashore, 67,239; afloat, 20,000; total. 87.239 Tar ashore, 8,126; afloat, 125; total, 8.251. cruue turpentine ashore, z,oi9; a- float ,25; total, 2.574. RECEIPTS FOR WEEK ENDING FEB. 24. CotUin.,-3 394: spirits, 1.324; rosin, 12,- 774; tar, 4.730; crude, 1.817. i EXPORTS FOB WEEK ENDING FEB. 24. DOMESTIC. Cotton. 3. 1 13 ; spirits; 444 ; rosin, 1 15 ; tar, 2,998 ; crude, 45. I , FOREIGN. Cotton. 3.887; spirits 450; rrosin, 9,172; tar 3.262; crude. 251. not, Hfr is rtweeplnjr by, go an t flare be xore you ale, some thing mkfhty and sublime leave beiuna io conquer time f w a week in your wn town. $5 outfit free. No risk. Everything new: Capltil not required Yc will firnilsh you everything. Manv are making rortnne. Ladles make as much as men. .and boys and -girls make great pay. Kender. Ir you want business at which-you can m.ike great p:iy all the time, write for iariicd irs to II. IIaklett A km., Portland, Maine. ' nov IftulAw if Fayetteville Observer. I O N THURSDAY, . FBBUUARY Sth, lst3. the undersigned will revive the publication ot the FAYBTTLVILLE UB-KKVKK. Ti c Obscrvkr wl 1 be a larg.- 2S ro-'umn wrekly iew paer .nd will be mailed to -sub-crib rs. p stage paid, at J rr inum, al ways in advance. I will give I e Evr tf the tlay In as arapl form il sia e wta permit, an I ttoth r e-'ar and 'occasional rrerp-n- lents " ib OHitilbute leuers ftom the capit n Stat po.itk" n i affair. Demon atin In Klitic , the BSERVEK will 'ab -r, Art nT all, to assure the properit ot IheT wi of Kavetteviile, to develop tb vast .tgriculiur 1 resources f its own and the cieignboring coun e. and to promote ail thai co ce nsrue welfare of tho' pcopksof North Carolina. . Opp ed to urh innovations on the homely way f -ur fathers a-. In th gu eof g.io grt's, harm society , the BSERVer will be found In full sympathy with the uew things born of t e laii.ed condition of the couth whch ound jutinnent or enlightene! expert, ence flivi to b j also govl. i As io ke iet: it will strive to deserve th reputation of the name It Inherit. leb 0 -r K. J. II A I.E. JO. 1 Flower Pots. T70R SALE BY JLi Gnxs & jruEcinsos, febj 7 M i 150 UlilSa U KEWOVJSBTISEMENT3. Bargains; argains -AT 86 Market Street A GREAT MANY DESIRATJI-E WINTER GOODS ' SELLING OFF LOW TO MAKE ROOM FOB SPRING STOCK! I v .- - : JUST OPENED A FULL ASSORTMENT OF 1 i - White Goods, j ! Embroideries, Cambrics, Seersuckers, i Sheetings,1 Housekeeping Goods. ALWAYS ON HAND A FULL LINE OF Stapleand Fancy Dry Goods, -at- . vi; . n3. ivi. kAtz 36 Market Street. tan I 29 Great Bargains. O f PIECES BEST BLACK SILKS, U SATINS AJSU BLACK CASS. 10ft DOZ- GERMAN ANDimSH I. IN EN xxfXf Towels, Itiankets and Oometics, to be sold at reluced prices. - Will close out. my entire stock of Carpets, Brussels,, Tapestry, Ingrain, 3 p!y. and. Office i . - Mattlngr. Call and examine before purchas ing elsewhere. Also, full stock of Clothing nd Undershirts, from the cheapest to the best. Largest stock of Red and White Flannels. SOL BRAR, 30 Market St. dec 19 ' 500 HMs. New Crop Cuba Molasses, J-OW LANDING, EX-BRIG "ANTELOPE" direct from Matanzae. For said low. -Orders solicited, y r i " I WORTH & WORTH. jan34 PUEOELL HOUSE. "JJNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, I WILSUNGTON, N. C I 1 ; B. L. PERRY, PreprletoT. I . k ' Late Proprietor Atlantic HoteL" First -CLnss in all its appointments. Terms 2.S0 to o.00 a dv. 1 fH y t Excursion and Pic Nic gEASON IS OVER. THE THEATRICAL and Ball season Is now opening. Gentlemen who arc used to KIltST-cLASii work and a clean and Comfortable Uaiirshop, will find it at J JOHN v urn Kit's, Practical Barber and Perfumer. NO. 29 Market Street, between Front and Water stets. . ort-t-tf Nfew Jewelry Store. rjHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of Wilmington, that he has. kaseu the premise No. 13, Market St., and Li now la receipt of.a I .1 Handsome Stock of Goods, which will be displayed In .1 few days: Watch and Clock repaiiing a specialty. dec 19 JVO. II. AI.L-N fUo Liquors. gUT A STOCK OF FRESH, A NO. l'GRO CERIES wDl be kept(at QurTstore, No. 45, Market Street. - : , ."'-... -' . " - 1 . . . AD foods sold by us will be as repreeeBted. GOOD GOODS AND SMALL PROFITS WILL; BE OUR MOTTO. XTGIto vs trial and be "conTtMedy Urn 14X ' R. J. SCARBOROUOIX CO. NEW ADVERTISE3IEVTS. THE CHEAPEST WK IIaVJB EVBS SHOWK, IN BOTH LACGB ASD SMitt Caipts-OarpetGi i THIS STOCK IS BEING CLOSED OUT. TOE PRICE8 W EBB I5BTJ5R LoWif. Church Matting, . - Office Matting, t J 1 Oil Clotlis, all widths; I TABLE LINEN AND TOWELS, f YOU CAST FAIL TO BE SUITED FROM SUCH A STOCK AND AT SUCII PEttts. fel) 2S The PuMtc is requested carefully to notice ike rteto ana enlarged scheme to be arawn Aoi.tiljf ECapital Prize $75,000 Tickets only $5. Shares in pro portion. Louisiana State Lottery Company.' - 1 We do hereby certify that tee supervise the arrangements jor alt the Afvnthlg and Semi annual Draicingt of The Louisiana State-Lottery Company, and tn person manage and con trol the Drawings themselves, and that the same are conducted with honesty, fairness, and in good faith toward all parties, and tee author lie the Company to use this certificate, with fac similes of our signatures attached, in its adver usements. Commissioners. Incorporate! In 1SB8 for 25 years by the Leg I Mature for Educational and Charitable pur poses with a capital of SI ,000,000 to whch a reserve fund or 550,600 has since been added. By an overwhelming popnlai vote its fran chise was. made apart of the present State Constitution adopted December 2d, A. D., 1S7W. T7ie only Txiftery erer voted, on and endorsed by the people of any State. ' It never scales or postpones. Tts Graxi Sixgle Number Drawings take place monthly. ; A 'SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOUTUN E. Third Grafid Drawing, CLnss at New Orleans, Tuesday, Wttrvll 13, ISiCJ-lth Monthly Drawing. 1 Capital Prize, $75,000. 100,000 Tickets at Five Iol lars Each. Fractions in FlftliH in proportioti. LIST OF PRIZES. , 1 Capital Prize of.... L , 1 Capital Prize of 1 Capital Prize of... 75,000 25,000 10,000 12,000 10,000 10,000 10.000 20,000 30,000 25,000 23,000 k . 2 Prizes of $ti.000.... S Prize of f 2.000 10 20 100 300 ."KM) Prizes -of. Prizes of Prizes of Prizes of 1,000 500 200 J00.... 50.- Prizes of 1300 Prizes of 25 I APPROXIMATION PRI.ZKB 9 Approximation Prizes of 750. 9 " " i - 500. 9 250. 6,750 4,500 2,250 i.yw i-ni.ee, amounting tQ $ft5,500 rtijpiiu.iniis iorniiesio ciuds snoula only be made to the cifioe of the Company in New Or- i For further Information, write clearly, giv ing full address. Send orders by Express, Registered Letter, or Money Order addressed only to - I j . M. A. DAUPHIN, 1 New Orleans. IIA. or M. A. DAUPHIN, i ' 07 Seventh St. Washington, D. C. N. B la ti'o Kxtraorrlinary Semi-Annntl Drawing nc next June the Capital Priaewi.l b3 $150.0 0.. 1 i feb 14-wed-sat 4w-lAw FLEMJILN'G HOUSE. 3dLAJRIOXT, 3ST. O W. J. CALAIS, Prop'r SITUATED AT THE VERY FOOT of the 1 Blue Ridge, within siht and easy reach of some of the most famous ieaks.! The Kan IMountaln nd o. her points of interest are near ! Delightful air, fcalum ious climate and excel lent water i I will be pleased to forretpond with parties prop.ifing rest or r-r ileatlon in the m untaias dnnng the Summer months Excellent tabl , cltrn bed , airy rooms and "prompt service guaramca. ivrms low. r, leb 10-6m i - 1 Farmers, Take Notice. jyjOREIS HOG CHOLERA COMPOUND is just the thing to cure or prevent Hog Cnol era and all diseases to which SwUie aroeub- ject; it will prevent, that dreadful disease known as Tiichnae, and will put vour hog In a thnrty. healthy condition, clearing the klI ncys. liver. Ac , of worms and parasSU-s j Each package conuiins one and one-half rmnd anl will, ir gve strictly acfonllng to directions, cure 10 bog of the Choleia and titit At in a condition to fettei. in ont- half the usual time, ther. by savingone half of the feci The famrijrs of Diipllrr cotintv are giving it ihe praise. All fanners should buy a pack-re- i - . . - tor sale .wholesale and retail, by Wi II. i KKEN, Druggist, llarkct Street. Wl irolngton. v. c. five. 19-dJtw.tf New Restaurant. 1 npriE UNDERSIGNED j WOULD RESPECT! A fully announce :h it he has jost fitted up at No , Granite Row, SouCh rrost sL, a mUaxA&t for'Ladlee and Gentlemen, where meals ana - .j- ....... j. t- . j ..... refreshmeats may be had M an boun of th day. Ererything Is new and first class. Po ate waiters and owuteuua attendants. wwme and OyBters tn IT lues, Liquors andSCIfara. mm r.A.cczuzrz,r. net R. m IWclWTIRE. First National Bank of Wil mington. CAPITAL STOCK.. ......... 130,000 SURPLUS FUND..............., .-86,1 Depeelts received and colleetioct aL all accessible polnfa In the United 3 ta ten. - v. ' DIRECTORS! . I : j I E. E. BURRDB8, D. 0.W0Era, A. MARTIN, 1 j JAS. 8FSDKT, I B F. HILL. I OFFICERS;: E. E. BURRUSS...;. 'mU9 A. K. WALKER......... W. LARKINS....;.... ........ apl 28 frethlesi. A'trt CuU : 1883. ' ' Harper's Young People,, AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY 16 Pageg. SUITED TO HOT AND OIHIJJ OF FBoM IIZ TO SIXTEEy YEARS OP AOS. - Vol IV. cooimeiioes November 7, 1882, . Tlie Young People h.-is boeu from the tnti successfid beyond anticlpation.-A . Y. Evt-, ning Post. it hs a distinctive miriio4i tii vhinh it .tA. iiv (uicres inat, natnely. , . , r 1 . I'm. f- vicious papers for th vonnr with . - VI DUU I .IIUIUI UH more attractlie as well as more kumm Boston Journal. For nea'ness, elegance of enrarlnr, and contents generally, it Is un8urpaeJ OyilHy p bhcutjon of the kind yet Lroujflit Woo notiie. Pittsburgh Gazette. TERMS : . ' HARPER'S YOUNG PKOPLE, 1 I, t Per Year Postage Prepaid, f I 1 KJNGLE NtTMBKKS, F..urC'nt fach. 8pi cimen copy sent on re-eit of Tltftfl Ok; The Volumes of Harper's Young Peojl for , 1881. and IS32, handsomely bonnd in lllumina ted Cloth, will le iwntby mall, poitojer pre paid, on receipt of $3 00 each. Cover i lot" Young People for 18b2, 85 cenU; postage, 13 cents additional. . 1 1 Itcmlttancce shonld be made br fof t Office Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of Ion. Newspap'r( are not to copy this ndvenlia ment without the express order of IlAKrU A Brothers. Ares 1 j HARPER A BROTHER, l! dec IS ' Ni-w Vort ' ! .1883. Harper's Magazine. ILLUSTRATED. Harper's Magazine begins It lxty-sixtti; vnl nme with the le4-erober Nuiuber It is jo only the most jopular il'ustrated perloll j J America and Kngland. but also the rt i its scheme, the most beautiful In Its appear ance, and the best magazine for the borne. I A new novel entitled 'or the Major," It stance Fenimore Wodson, the author of "Anne "was begun b. th-i November urobrr. In literary and artistic excellence the Unja . tine improves with each successive nuoibir. pollal efforts have been made for the lighter ; entertainment of Its readers throiigb husor one stories, sketches, e. ( I . 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Xexspaprrs are not to copy this adrfrtlsrm without the express order cflUurtx A Address ' IIARPEB A BROTUfRV I deoU New ISTfc. I Seasonable Goods. "m-E OFFER KOW FRESU ArrlVaW MOUNTAXJC BUTTER, . CREAU CIJE&E, EARLY ROSE SEKDCPOTATOf aV ' EW ORLEANS SUGAR, 5EW CROP MOLASSES. LOO lTbla. GOOO FLOTJJL j :PEABSALfi IHALL