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The Daily Review, JOSH.r. JAMES. Editor. Prop. WILMINGTON. N C FRIDAY. MAY 23. Ib83 ircd at the PoatotSce at Wilmington, N. C, as eccsU-cla33 lauttcr. A3 many as 200,000 barrels of whiskey-will be shipped, principally from Newport News and PcnsaoU, .to for eign ports, mainly Bermuda, -and reirii porteJ, toevadojUis tax falling due The money which will thus hn kept of the treasury will amount to .between five and six millions. The relief to the wbUkcy speculators will be- great and timely. Congress h to be aked to re- peal the law which allows the whislcey distillers to cva-to the payment of the tax by thia method, which h 'tionable legality. qucs. Gen. Thoma3 W. Conway, during his recent vi6it to London, effected sale3 of two large tracts of land in the South. Ho sold to the Hon. Robert Tcnnant. Mmf tnr nf thn Tendon and Northwest ern Railway, 230,000 acres in' the State of Arkansas at 83 50 an aero, lie also Bold 1,600,000 acres of Tcsa? grazing land to George Philpott?, . Esq , for a syndicate of English capitalists for $3, 000,000. He is now negotiating with another London syndicate for the eale oi 2,000,000 acres in the Territory of New Mexico and the State of Colorado. ! Mr. Maginnis is a Northern Demo icrat. His oration at tliie recent reunion of the Army of the Potomac" was a very long one, but, aays the Alexander pazelte, the word rebel can not be found in it. Numerous shorter speech es were made during th:3 same reunion by Northern Republicans, but they abound with the word? rebel aud rebel lion And yet the 'political allies of the latter, says the Norlolk Virginian, the Mahoneites, say the Northern Demo crats are the real enemies of the South, and the Northern . Republicans her most devoted frieada. The Manual Training School of the Washington University, of St. Louis. U a flourishing institution. Though this ia only the third year of tho school, the classes now embrace 173 pupils. They arc instructed in mathematics, drawing and tho English branches of a high school course and instruction in the use of ' tools.' Tho tool instruction incbades carpentry, wood-turning, pattern-making, iron-clipping and filing, forge work, brazing and soldering and the use of machine shop tools. The school is supported by voluntary con tributions, each person donating $1,500 being entitled to tho right of sending . one scholar to the school . Iti3 estimated that California wili produce 12,000,000 gallons of wine this season. At the vineyard of San Ga briel, the largest in the State, 500,000 gallons of wine and 100,000 gallons of brandy will bo made from this year's crop ot grapes. How much of this will be sold in New York under a foreign label it is hard to say. But It ia time that such fraudulent practices were stopped. California wine can be pro duced so cheaply that if given a fair chance it would soon take the place of all other deleterious fluids, and even the poor man could afford a bottle of it at dinner occasionally. The eo called French wiues cannot remain much longer before the public on aj fraudulent basis. It looks very much, savs the New York World, as if historv is going to re peat itself in President Arthur's case as if, having made up his mind . to run next year, ho were going to share the fateofTsler, Fillmore and Johnson, like each of them al-o inflicting a se vereprobably a fatal wound upon his party. The President i a vry good fellow, personally, but wo can see no reason why ho should condemn him self to bo the sharpened stake driven through the heart of tho Republican party, to mark its unhallowed resting place at four cross-road It would be a much mare lriendly an .1 honor ing part for him to secure decent burial for the party by usni the inlluen or the Administration in tno-'.irxt co:j- ventiou m fayor ol tho uiftst rcspecta- fclo candidate that can be. selected out of obscurity, haying previously driven Mahone, Chalmers, Riddlcbcrger, et al. into outer darkness. No matter who V nnr!ilof a n -xt vr ilA will : L. 1 1 K ILillilll . I I T . 1 t . 1 K I 11:. A K. A. be beaten, so why should it not display ia its death the dignity which has. been so conspicuously lackiug in its life? Tho summer madness is what the New -York Journal of Commerce styles the eaonuou3 strikes which aro now as striking a feature of the warm weath er as Jane bass and mosquitoes.' Com menting upon tho labor agitations in progress, it says: : Unless the situation greatly changes in the next ten days 100,000 men in the coal and iron regions of." Pennsylvania will be thrown out of employment by their own act, greatly to the relief of em ployers and no les3 greatly to the loss of the Etriking men and the general public. It is tru3 tbit tho summer monthstcna bio household expenses to'.b8 reduced, and also thattho unions have 'lands in hand for intubating individual cases of ?:-'.v:i. " it ?i r- l::i th3 :t thr.t these strikes keep !tho coal miner and the iron workers impoverished ar.dj demoralized. They never go back to j work the same men as .when they .els ; it. They have either- bebn spending their little hoard or living oa aim?, have acquired deepened habits of idle ness ana dissipation, atd attcr ail the.'r troubles are generally obliged to yield the points for which they had contend 1 . Out of pocket, out of health, out of temper with the whole world, they arc finally-reduced to the necessity ot a full surrender, or at the lc6t of a corn, promise which they might have obtain nt the besinrung. Sncb, we presume, will be tHe result of the coal aud iron strike of 1883 iftheunioiu perfcfc In the CtI!y of precipitating it. SHOUTS. j The late Bishop Peck recently gave all j his property to the Syracuse University, Major Burke, of the New Orleans I Timca-Democrat. U said to be vtortk ua.il uiuiiuu. The average period of sunshine for the last three months, in 'London; has been about half an honr a day. not more, a correspondent writes. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Bayard, who died in Now York recently, left property worth $8,000,000 to her three grandsons, W. B. Cutting, R. F. Cutting and M B. Brown. .. . . . MOONSHINE. The folio wing advertisement appeared lately in an Irish newspaper: "This i3 to notify Patrick O'Flaherty, who late ly left his lodgings, if he does not re turn soon and payjbr tho same he shall be advertised." " "Well, ii I ever saw the like." re marked Mr. Whisky skin, as he mop ped the perspiration from his brow. I don't eee where all thia water comes from that oozes through my pores. I haven't tasted.the stuff tor ten pears." What a pity, that a big heart is so often compelled to keep company with a small income ? N. Y. News. Rather, what a pity that a big income is so of ten corn pel led to keep company with a small heart. 'Do not know commas when you sec them ?" said tho village school teacher so the bookkeeper oi; a banking-house, whose education had been neglected. "What are these ( ,, ,,) on vnurgro. cer'shiH?" "Beers," said he." 1 once court scene-- -J udge to an un prepossessing tramp: "VVhat are your means of living!" ! am an inventor. "Ah, indeed. And what have you in vented?" "Nothing as vet; but I an on the lookout." Saved at Last. F. M. Capehart, Esq., Grand Ma sonic Lecturer, wrote of Dr. Worthing ton's Cholera and Diarrhoea Medicine: it savea my me wusn an nope was gone. The high license law recently passed by the Missouri Legislature makes tho minimum license fee for selling liquor 5iKu anu tne maximum 1,300 per year, tne courts having discretion to fix the fee at any intermediate sum. The St. Louis liepublican say9 the law is heartily approved by a large majori ty ot the people. Decline of Mam Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Im potence, Sexual Debility, cured by 'Wells Health Renew er." SI. - - The number ot watchmen at the docks of Hull has been doubled in con sequence of rumored intention on the part of the dynamiters to blow, up Hull's valuable marine facilities. In 1871 Hull had 87 acres of docks, so that it will take more than one or a half dozen explosions to cripple her com merce, even temporarily. "My hands were covered with little dry scabs. TJiey have disappeared and Fm better ' than I have been for 20 ucars. from using Dr. Stilton's Skin Cure ." A. M. Nob.e, Selma. N. C, Jnly 3, 82. - ... - la Paris the postoffice denartrr.ent at work laying pneumatic tubes which ! are to be utilized for the prompt delivery iciiers jrora one part ot fans to another. All letters will be sent from the stations to their designation within an hour of their betng posted, and in 9cme locality ten minutes will be sufficient. Woman and her Disease is the titk of a lanje iilnstrated treatise by Dr. K. Vy Tierco, Buffalo, N. Y , sent 10 any auuress .lor three stamps ; jcieacues suecessiuigoii-treatmenl. weil-sat. Try to repress though t. and it Is like trying to fasten down steam an ex Closion id sure to follow. Let thought a frt o to work in Its own appropri ate way, and it turns the" machine, drives tho wheels, doea the work. V. S. Surjreon itecommonds, r,,, . r,?ri;r V n7; T 1 mu. 1 nn ur. writes, to sav iac vr. writes, 10 sav. i rc- commend hamarilan Ktrvinc because it Cttrcs. epilepsy.' ThysiciftiiA, gener ally, aro its friends. A Vassar Collese miss reads the prayer book response thus: "As it was in. the beginning, now and ever thall bo. word without men. Ah, me." ; - 1111 IlAYESVILLE, OlIIO, FeO., 21. 1 880. I am very glad to say I havo tried Hop Bitters, and never took anything that did rue as much good. I only took two bottles and I would not take $100 for the good they did me. I re commend them to my patients, and get tho best results from their use. C. B. Mercer, M. D. A week made at home by the Industrious. Beat busi ness now before the public. Capital not needed. We wui stars you. Men. women, , boys and girls wanted everywhere to work for us. Now is the the time. - You can work In spare time, or give your wnoie time to we uu&iness.; : no other business will pay you nearly as -.welL Jfo one can fall to make cnonaon pay, by ea pglng at once. Costly outSt and terms free, lloneyraado fast, easily and hcrcrably, Ad dressTCTsJ! Co., Arista, ll-.ia?. . . : . r 3v 1 i tt. - 72 t THE MAILS. Tbexn&Ca close and arrive ax ths City Fo oJSce aa ioUrw r - . CLOSE. Northern through mails, last. ..7.15 P. 31 Northern through ana wiv tD&us....a.4o a. sa. Bak!gh...r.... 6.15 P. if. and 5.40 A- M. Malla' for the N. C. Kailroad and route Buppliod there Irom laclul- la?A. &K.C. Kailroad at f.00 P M. and 5.40 A. W. daily. 3.00 P. 34. J wcvtAn mans m. u. ikaiiwavi uaii v. (except Sunday)..... .......6.15 P. M. All p6iats between I lam let and Hal- - eis-te... 6.15 P. J. Mail for Cheravr and Darlington Ilall- rond 8.00 P.M. Malta for points btlTVoeu Florence and Charleston............;. 8.00 P. M. FavcttevlHe aud office on Cape Fear lilrcr. Tuesdays and Fridays 1.00 P. hi. j FayetteviUe, via Lumberton. daUj, i except Snndar 6.15.P. M. 1 Onslow C. II. and Intermediate orfi- ' ce. Tuesdays and Fridays t.00 A. M. Smithville mails, by steamboat, daily (except Sundays). 8.80 A. M. Mall3 for Easy Hill, Town Creek, g hallo tte and Little Rivet, Tb davsand Fridays .....6.00 A.M. Wrlghtavillc, dally 8.30 A M. OPEN FOR DELIVEBY. Northern through and way mails. .. .7.30 A. M Southern Halls... .7.SO A. M. Carolina Central Eallroed . 9. 00 A. 31. Malls collected from street boxes business - portion of city at 5 A. M., 11.30 A.M. and 5 30 e. M. and from other poiutr of the city at 5 j r. m. Etamp OSce opon from 6 A. M. to 13 M, and from 2 to 5.30 P. 1L. Money order and Kegister Department onen eame aa etansn office. Stamps for sale In small quantities at general j delivery when stamp office la closed. General delivery open from 7 A. M. 7.30 P.M. t and on Bandars from 8.30 to 9.30 A. M. Carriers delivery open on Sunday from 8.30 to 20 A.M. I Quarterly 3Icbtingrs For tho Wilmington district of Methodist E. Church, South: (second boesM the Bladen May 1&-20 Whiteville. at Whiteville. . . .May 24 District Conference. at Whiteville. May 24-27 W accamaw Mission -...... .May 29 Fair Bluff Mission May 30 Elizabeth, at Bladen Snrinss June 2- 3 Point Caswell Mission ;..June 5 R. O. Burton. P. E The Wonderful Efficacy of DR. SGHENCK'S fyiAR! DRAKE PILL Baa been so frequently and satisfactorily graven that It eeetna almost superfluous to say anything more in their favor. Tba lnunensa and constantly increasing- demand for them, both in this and foreign countries, is tho best evidence of their value. Their Bfiietcvday lathe United States is far greater than any other oathartio xneditina Thia demand la not spasmodic, it is reg-ul&r and steady. It is not cf to-day or yeeterday, it ia an increase that has been BtsadUy growing: for tho last thirty-nve years. What are the reasons for this great and growing demand f Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Fills contain no mer cury, and yet they act with wonderful effect upon the liver. They cleanse the stomach and bowels of all brritatlrur matter, which, if allowed to remain, rpisonsthe blood, and brings oa Malaria, Chills and Fever, and many othor diseases. . They give health tad strength to th9 digestire organs. They create appetite and give vigor to tho w bole cystem. They &?e in fact tho medicine of all others which shonld be taken in times likatbo present, when malarial and other epidemics are raging, as they prepare the btb tem to resist attacks of disease, of every character. Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills are sold by all druggists at 25c. per box, or cent by mail, postpaid, on receipt of price. Dr. Schenck's Book on Consumption, TJv rr Complaint and Dyspepsia in English or Berman. is Bent free to alL Address Dr. J. II. 8CUENCK 6c SOX, PMiodelphla Pa. A . . ..h3J.g-. T ; may 21-2w JUST THE PAPER THE PEOPLE; WANT! ED. OLDHAM'S WESTERN SENTINEL,. fEetabllahed 1852.) Should be Bead at Every rTreeI3e in Eaestern ; ' Korth Carolina. Full of News, Fun, Gener! InfonnfttSoa and Something to Interest Every body. SKKD 50 CBXTS AND TUT IT THRKi: MOKTH8. WINSTON, S. C. Sir! A LWAT8 THE BEST THE MARKET afwrrda and at the lowest prfcoa. : BEEF, MUTTON j LAMB AND VBAX,. All order promptly filled. J. C. BORNEMAV, fttall 8, New Market. may 10 Tobacco. HATE FULL LINKS OF TOBACCO, tvairli we are eelllxi KIGHT CENTS unSer prlcea prior to Ma j 1st. Aieo a very larjre stork of OROCERIB3 aud PBOVJSIONS at bottom azures. WORTH & WORTH. may 7 Cotton &5eed For Planting. 5(30 BC3irELS gooi PLANTING SEED. TOJl SALE AT Willard's. may lS-tf LYOW&HEALVS 1 State & Monroe Sts.. Chicago. 1 ' v. ,j.iiiLi vjuiUy- VSTM, se'fi 1313 K;ort 5uv. m.a4 n PA MISCELLANEOUS. 1 STRONG A great many people are asldcg what particular troubles BaowN's Iron Bitters is good for.; It will curs; Heart Disease, Paral ysis, Dropsy j Kidney. Disease, Con sumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all similar diseases. Its wonderful curatrre power is jimply because it purifies and en riches the blood, thus beginning at the foundation, and by building up the svst em, drives out all disease, 0 A Lady Cored of Rheumatism. Baklmore, Md. , May 7r-3o, My health was much shattered by Rheumatism when I commenced Uldng Brown's Iron Bitters . and I scarcely had strength enough to at tend to my daily household duties. 1 am nowusing the third bottle and2 am regaining strength daily, and1! cberfuQy recommend it to alL I cannot say too much in praise of it. Mrs. Maxy E. Drasiikak, 173 Prestmanst. KWney Disease Cured. Chmtianaberg, Va., 1881. Suffering from kidney disea. from which I conki get ao rdicf, t tried Brown's Iron Bitters, which cored me completely; A child of mine, recovering from scarlet few, had no appetite and did not seem to - be able to eat at alL I gave him Iron Bitters wit& the happiest results. J, KvLS MowTAMva Heart Disease. - Vine St., Ilftrrisburg, Pa Dec ss. xSSi. After trying different physicians and many remedies for palpitation of the heart without receiving any benefit, I was advised to try Brown's . Iron Bitters. I have used two bot ties and never found anything lhq - gave m so much relieft Sirs. Jenib Hess. ;J ... For the peculiar troubles to which ladies are subject, Brovns Iron BlTTEES is invaluable. Try it. Be sure and get the Genuine, may 5Mw tp-c-nrm Branson's N. C. Business Directory . FOR 1883, COOS TO BE ISSUED th .Edition 17th kJ - - year publication, will contain over eOaOOO 3STA.lES3 and la Intended to be the FUUEST AND MOST RELIABLE REFERENCE BOOK ever published for North Carolina. The Business and Professional Men of every County, City and Village will bo recorded aud classified for convenient reference. - Frico 5. . aplS5-tf Matting ! Matting ! I T7IKTKBN D1VFEEUGNT STYIKS FROM JL7 ? 15c to 45c per yard 44, 8-4. 8-4, OU Clotha, 1 olegant In desirn, and low in price. i TUBKTSn T A PT58TBT and Velvet Bogs and Mat. Fine ftswrtment of Manwille and cheaper White And Colored Bed Spreads. - 100 Do. German and IrUh Linen. Turkiah Bath, and cheaper Towels. Come and see me, a great pleasure to show Goods. SOL. BEAR, men 24 30 Market St New J ewelry Store. rjrTHB UNDEB3IGNED BESPECT FULLY announces to the cltliena of Wilmington, that ho haa leaod the premises N04IS Vlricet;8t and Is ntr la receipCo? Handsome Stock of Goods, which will be displayed In a few days. Watch and Clock repalilng a epecialty. decre V . rso. u. allen. Livery and Sale Stables, -gOKSKS, BUGGIES, rlLSTOX8 AND CARRIAOLS Jet at low rst. A2 Board for Iloraoa. The Finest Hearse in the City. ; 1 A CAR LOAD OK Kentncky Horses & Mules Just received and for sale low. Tb best lot of stock In ths city. " 1IOLUNGSWORTU & WALKER. At the 2?ow Stables, may 4-tf Cor. Fourth and Mulberry sts people are always on the lookout for chan ces to increase their earnings stnrt (n h . ecome wealthy; thoea who do not improve their opportunities remain In poverty. We of fera great chance to make money. We want mAn7 iJ?en' woen boys and girls to work for us riht .n their own localities. Any one can do the work properly from the first start. The business will pay more than ten times ordi nary wases,- Expensive outfit furnished free. So one wto enagea falls to make money i rai! Idly. You can devote your whoio time to the work, or only -your spare moments. Full In fnnatwa and all tliat i3 n?dl petit free. Ad crri bit"" ox tz. Co lc-tl-i - MISCELLANEOUS. GUNS AND CUTLERY A ITKE ASSORTMENT Qt Muzzle and Breech-Loader Guns, Revolvers and Ammunition SILVER PLATED SPOONS & FORKS, A VERY LARGE VARIETY OF Pocket Knives, Table Cutlery. tar Topylar prices to suit all at N. JACOBI'S, UAKDVARK DEPOT, dee 2a- No. 10 South Front St Wanted. A COMPAKT WHO PKOrOSK TO tabllsh a maiiiiractory thereon,- lMlrjiber, ed cypress land. Tartics who may have such lands to dispose of arc requested to communl cate, with nw at VTadctbowwr by letter with Mr. Josh T. James, at vriimingtH m pcrwn. Full yrrteul&r as to exact location of la"ads, number of acres, probaok yield ot timber to the acre and lowest ivtee, must made known. JOHN. T. PATRICK, x- Stale Immhjration Agcpt, apll9-tf Wadesboro, K. Fresh Arrivals. QUOICE WATKR-MILL MEAL CORN AND EASTERN HAT. s Drv Salt and Smoked Sides, Dry Salt and Smoked Shoulders, Heavy Mess Tork, North Carolina Laid, North Carolina ilams. All grades Good Flour, 3T At Close Prices. HALL & PEARS A LL mch 27 P. M. Hale's Publications. THE WOODS AND TIMBERS OF NOHTII CA1SOLIKA. , 1 vol. 12mo., Ciirh, il.vV. The 1 publication of such facts in a shaie that makes them accessible, lu the very bet service that the public spirited men in the South can do their States. V. r. World. ' The very thing needed. AVorr important work ror tho Htatc." Wilmington Star. . 'A. timely aud valuable publication. Must prove of reat service to the Mate." Char, lotte Journal. j. "Mr. Hale has done the Stato , a great wv vice "Biblical Recorder. "Uf such thorough, excellence that It : de serves tho widest circusation. NaghriUe (Tenn.) Lnmberman. Tho book la well printed on tinted paper, la handsoraeiy bound in cloth, contains $72 pages and an accurate and beautifully executed map of the Mate, with all its railroad 1 cm tea de fined. EVERYBODY'S BOOK. Answers to simple questions frequently put to lawyers by Laymen. Points In Law of value to erery man in North Carolina -j he Professional man, the Farmer, the Mechanic, ihe Landlord, the Tenant, the Cropper, the Laborer. 12mo-, papers-Price (Five Postage 8tamrs) 15 conts. . For sale by booksellers generally, who may be supplied In quantities on favorable terms, by either of the undersigned. - If not to be had at your local book store, mailed post-paid on receipt of the prices by E. J. HALE A SON, Publishers, Booksellers and Stationers, N. Y.: or, P. M. Hale, Publisher, llaleigh, N. C fob. 14 SOME MORE. TTJST BKCETVKD, ANOTHER LOT OF those ELEGANT HAVANA CHEROOTS. Warranted the best FIV fi CENT CIGAR, in theCclty. ALSO AIFTj LTNEjor Tobacco & Tobacco Goods, Call and take a smoke. N. GltEBNEWALD, Front St just below ErebaneCono' So, dec W Tuning Pianos & Organs. -pEOF. N. SCUM ITT, HAVING ANEXPE nence of thirty years in America, for Tuning 1 'n -M imm uau uuvuu)t m Kamuum to guarantee entire satisfaction, or make no charge The high eat recommendations from Schools a iKt College from theSouthcra States at hand. Orders left at his residence on 8cc- 5r?t btwcn Market and Dock street, and with - C. W. Yates and Heinsbcrger's Book and Music Store. aplCtf Payettevillc Observer. QN TUUIWDAY, FECBUART th,-li5,' the undersigned will revive the publication of the FAYETTEVILLE OBSEHVKE. ' ' The Obsehveh wilLbe a large 2S coitunn weekly newspaper, and will be mailed 4o sub scribers, postasre raid. &t -2 I ways in adTance. It will give ihe news of "the i v .2 8mP lorm as I" space- Will permit, and both regular and occasional correspon denU will contribute letters from the Capita on State politics and affairs. - 1 Pfm2CraU n POUtic. the OBSEfiVKR will hjbor, first of all, to assure the pros rarity of theTownofFayettoville, to dcvelopthe vast agricultural resources of -t Its own and the neignboring counties, and to promote aU that Sroltaal' -ere 0f P??Bl0.ot.NrtIk Opposed to such InnovaUons on the homely "H tocrs as, in the guise of pro- SSS??a Py -wis Ji the new things ( tfceeLauyed condition-of the South , rr55jud,ment or lightened experi ence find to be alio good. 1 i -Aatothe rest: it will etrlve" to doa errs tb 3 Tf :t-"-i eft.1: 3 t'.r 2 U -'-., . . i MISCEIJjLyEOTTg Hubert BroTWh Price List. Cv Piano, Organ, 6 sets reeds, ia l ler,surbassJ..;.. P' Our Pianos and OriV-l ranted first-elaes. , r .VJiiT. ......... w awruwn, o leys, 1 rwvis.perieci. 11 Mouth Organs. Genuine ri: " double 24 hok. (is ""v .4,1. " . . " .ui ierv 5 Violoncello, patent, machine 'b' 22 Double Bass, patent bead VVV M ' strings VT 24 Gulirmsple, vhtoe hek'j 8 7 Banjo. toViV hraM'bracVeu !' ' 23 Comet, braes cornopcon style "i; ? ani crooks J r 30 Prnm, brass, Prussian, ornamV.2 - Gold Violin, Guitar and BaJ , Sliver VJolinGuiiar and Baajo Bute. x Bteel Violin, Guitar 'and iianjo"SMlV it u Si Tf ' "UtKi. GuCTKuHsian, German or VuViao(' 'i Instruction VX' Howe's oVwIom' iisvbig just made a ifood tirade inik Terms strictly cash with crier wn ui stamps. rr nu. U Agents and deniors soud for our 40 mm rv. alogue. "Wia, On above net wholesale prior aMn,. make 100 per cent, profit! fm m Call on us when you come to at. Lorn. lneecity?a-: "olJS? HIJLBEBT HE08. Saint Louli, lU 923 Olive Street, ian 13-ly 1883. Harper's Magazine! ILLUSTRATED. Harper's Alagaxithe begins iu sixty -sixth wo; ume with the December Number. 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