The Daily Review;
JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop.
- WILMINGTON. N. C.
FEIDAY. JUNE 22. 1883.
Entered at the Postoffice at Wilmington. SC.,
as second-class matter. ... n
' The sanitary condition of New York
is unusually good this season, and the
death rate is much smaller than for
years. The people are becoming more
familiar with the conditions of health
while the tenement houses and " streets
are kept eleaner'tban hitherto.
! Miss Teresa Adams, an American
girl, will make her debut in Italian op
era next mdnth. Her voice 13 a pure,
clear, sweet-toned soprano, and her
teachers predict for her a brilliant sue-
cess. She is said to oe wonqenuuy
Drettv. lithe and dainty, with grekt vio
let blue eves, mobile features and a
natural talent for acting.
The Chicago Railway Review says
'the law fixing maximum passenger
fares at three cents per mile has gone
into effect in 1 Kansas. Discuss6n has
already arisen as to the railways' rights
under the new law to quote special
rates to clergymen, commercial travel
lers, visitors to fairs or excursionists.
The statute reducing the rate also for
bids discrimination, and lower rates to
the classes named might be considered
discrimination."
There are in Berlin fourteen cheap
restaurants where working people can
obtain a substantial meal for six cents.
These restaurants are managed chiefly
by a number ot charitable ladies and
girls who do all the work in them with
out any remuneration. The Empress
herself takes a great interest in these
Volkskudicn, at which, it is said, a bet
ter meal can be obtained than at many
ot the more pretentious restaurants,
such as those where the students get
their meals. N i
An intimation has been given that the
postmaster general was considering the
advisability of a change in the uniform
of letter carriers, and contemplated di
recting that they should wear knee
breeches. The idea appears to have
emanated from Philadelphia,- The em
ployes of the Chicago postoffice have
taken so serious a view of it as to petU
tion the four Congressmen from that
city to use their influence, against the
promulgation of such an order. The
carriers object to being dressed as
;'dude3."
j :
The New York Tribune says one
may see in Union Square or in Wall
street a small, elderly man who ..car
ries, carefully wrapped and strapped,
a long tin case containing a parchment;
which he will display on the sliglt st
provocation. He never offers it for sale
infact, he refuses to part with it and
announces his attention to present it on
his death to some historical society. He
is a poor man, who ekes out his existence
with his pen. On such occasions he ex
plainsthat the -document is the original
Constitution of the Confederate States,
with the signatures of thoso delegates
who originally met at Milledgeville,
Ga;, for provisional organization.
The man was an aide-de-camp on the
staffs of Generals Beauregard and Lee
while they commandeded the army of
Northern Virginia,
' r ? - -- r
Since the coronation of the Czar the
Nihilist Stepniak, author of "Under
ground Russia.1' is coming into unusual
prominence by reason of a pnblic letter
of his in which he declares that the
almost complete silence of the Nihilits
during the reign of Alexander III,"
and especially during the proceedings
incident to his coronation, arc due not
to any real disheariening or disbanding
of the revolutionists; but simply to a
gradual change in the general charac
ter of their organization and the new
aims they have in view. He admits
that for a year or two political terrorism
was the nltimate Incarnation ot Russian
Nihilism and intimates that lhi was
the natural outgrowth of Russian
popular disappointment at the loss of
their idea of a Czar benefactor in Alex
ander II. , He says : "Had one wished
to make an Emperor exactly calculated
to do the greatest possible harm to the
- monarchial idea it would have been
precisely Alexander III." And he de
clares that the recent Nihilist silence
means that tho; revolutionists have
imbibed the idea of self government;
that their aim now is not to kill so
much as to prepare such organization as
shall be ready and able to take the reins
of government when tncy shall be tak
en out ot Alexander's1 hands that is,
they are changing from mere destine
tionists to revolutionary constructions.
He adds: "We will make no indis
erect revelations. Wo will only say
the reolutionary organization in the
army,' composed exclusively of officers,
Tt ? -1 m ww-k S-l 111 tViA rtt ilia
IS especially niuuspivau 114 um yiiAia
of provinces, with ramifications in
every important country - town. It is
composed exclusively of officers -of -all
ranks, including the commanders of
numerous independent ' bodies. Pri
vate soldiers do not belong to it, but
every officer seeks to 'have among . his
privates men in .sympathy"; with the
revolutionary ideas." ' : ,
Mr. Hickey; editorof f Catholic
llcvieu), says it is (rue that the Tope
has summoned all the Archbishops fin
America to Rome to ' a conference in
regard to the proposed Plenary Council
for this country to consider matters of
church politics. " He also states that the
summons was in the form of an invita
tion, but that it would be acted upon as
a command. Only those Archbishops
whose health would not permit of -the
journey would be excused. .
. . ! t !
i The ship-building trade on the Clyd6j
continues to jbe brisk, although not 'so
many vessels are on the stocks as formerly.-
Recent statistics show that Jor
the month of May thirty-one vessels of
35,435 tons were J launched, being an in
crease of 3,104 tons over the correspond
ing month of last year, 'but 279 tons
under that of May, 1881. Over the five
months there is an increase of 24,762
tons over the output for the same period
last year, and of 68,160 tons over that
of 1879. As contrasted with 1873, which
was then considered a period of extra
ordinary briskness, this year surpasses
that by 36,560 tons. Of the vessels
launched there are twenty-four steam
ers of 31,005 tons, and seven sailing
vessels of 4,430 tons.
Mr. Charles H. Jones, editoij of the
Jacksonville, (Fla.) Times-Union and
one of the directors of the Florida Ship
1
uanai v;ompany, was miervieweu in
Nashville concerning the prospects of
the canal enterprise. Many of the
statements made by . Mr. Jones have
already been in print. In addition to
these, he announces that the salary of
ex-Governor Brown, of Tennessee, the
president of the company, has been
fixed ot $25,000 per annum by the di
rectors. Arrangements have been mane
to secure two powerful dredges, already
built in Philadelphia, for the Panama
Ship Canal, and costing $300,000 each,
which will be in operation as soon as
the work is commenced: Kadhof these
dredges can do the work of five
thou-
sand men;"
1
PEltSONAr
Princess Louise is going to Mariens
bad in August, to drink the waters.
They benefited her two years ago.
The Marquis of Lome is to take a
place among the peers of the realm on
his return to England in November.
Mrs. Stephen-J. Field will visit Lake
Tahoe on her way to the Pacific coast,
whence she and Justice Field fwill sail
for Japan. " j
H. S. Fairall, of Iowa City, owns
John Brown's old wagon, in which he
used to carry fugitive slaves from
Missouri, and arms for " his men at
Harper's Ferry.
Mr. Blaine says that "there is fno
people in the Anglo-Saxon world among
vyhom so small an amount of intoxicat
ing liquor is consumed as among the
650,000 inhabitants of Maine." He at
tributes this to the effect of the prohib -itory
law. '
The rteely Motor is supported, not by
gulls and theoretical men, but by prac
tical business men, as is demonstrated
by the character of the president of the
stock com pauv, who is Mr. Edward
Randall, of Brooklyn, an official of the
Erie Railroad.
' lIoody and Sankey expect to spend a
year in London,, beginning next Octo
ber, preaching and singing in two iron
tabernacle 3, which are portable, j and
can be taken apart and put together
readily in pny part of that great and
wicked city. Each of these metallic
tents hold? 5,000 people
Mrs. Allen is the name of a. widow
who was struck by lightning with ina
mense advantage to herself. At least
her 'house, in the northern part ot this
State, was struck, the furniture all
about her was set to dancing as if a
popular spiritualist medium were hav
ing fun with it, and the .shock cured the
widow of a palsy of two 'yearsVstand
ing.;
MOONSHINE.
Two street clenninsr rtarta mirlntlv
got into a circus parade, and it is no ex
asperation ' to sav that thev urpra
regarded as among the greatest curiosi
ties in the show, borne of the very old
men anion? the s Dictators rfrffnizw1
what they were, having seen them at
work years ago.
ihe proficiency attained by too man! in
charge of the hat-room in a New York
hotel,- whereby more than 200 hats were
handed to the different guests without a
mistake, asked the man how he knew
the hat just returned was his. "Well,
sah." was tho brisk resnonse. MI nonld
notswar dat de hat was yourn,"- sah. I
only know it was de hat you guv me."
A lad v. at her own ex Dense, sent her
servant 10 iue ciass 01 a proiessionai
cook, and was delighted with her pro
irrcss. At the end of the course sh was
surprised to learn that Bridget was en-
guKcu 111 tuuitiug lot , pastures new.
4,Y hy, Bridget, you are not going to
leave me! If von hail not intended tr
remain with us, I should not have sent
you to learn cooking." "And indade,
mum." returned Bridget, "von don't
expect me to cook in the - new way on
tne 01a wages:"'! - s s
PJuYnber 8;
BEEF, MUTTON, .. , ;
LAMB AND VEAL.
The best the market affords at 's
BORNEMAN'S STALL! .
No. 8, New Market
junc 3
C D. Morrill.
TJNDEBTAKER, CABINET MAKER AND
CARPENTER. Office and Work Shop on Sec
ond street, opposite Southerland'a stables. "
Respectfully solicits orders and guarantees
good work, prompt delivery and satisfaction Lb
every respect. naylS-ti
if "Flies and Busts. "T"
Flics, roaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats,
mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared out
by VRough on Rats." 15c.
tit - ' ' ' ' 1 " j.
A Poiish' novelist has written 560
stories. ' No one ever thought so many
stories could be put on one pole. -pica
yune. ,vj ' . l
Mr. It. P. Richardson, Reidsville N.
C, says . Brown's Iron Bitters restor
ed my wife's mother from feeble 'health
to full strengih." - v - -
A new English book is.calledPeople
I Have Met." A new American book
might be called "Men I Have Been
Out to See."
"lam truli tJiankfut that I ever used
Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile
Pills, for Uteu cured my periodical
headacie." Mrs. J. R. Paddison, Point
Caswell, N. C. 50 cts. at druggists.
He: "Good-bye.Miss Smith, I'm sorry
I have to leave so soon." She: "I'm
yery sorry, too ; but still, 'parting Is
such sweet sorrow.' " 'Harvard Lam'
poon. '
Cured My Wife's Weakness.
From Evansviile, Irid.. the home of
our correspondent. Mr. Jno. u. 1'atter
son. comes the folio wine: "Samaritan
Nervine cured mv wife of a case of
female weakness." It's an extract
from Mr. Patterson's letter. $1.50.
"Now is the time to subscribe," said
the editor, as he led his wealthy bride
to the marriage register and shoved a
pen into her trembling hand. New'
York News. '
..
Proof Everywhere,
If any invalid or sick person has the
power and eflicacy of Jlop Bitters to
cure them, they can find cases exactly
like their own, in their own neighbor
hood, with proof positive that they can
be easily and permanently cured at a
trifling cost or ask your druggist or
physician.
Greenwich, Feb. 11, 1880.
Hop Bitters Co. Sirs I was given
up by the doctors to die of scrofula
consumption. Two bottles of your
Bitters cured me.
LBROY BREWER.
When Mrs. F .asked for a new bon
net, Fogg promptly refusedT A man
and wife are one," he said, "and it is a
duty to practice self-denial upon all
possible occasions."
"Men must work and women weep,
So runs the world away!"
But they need not weep so much if
they use Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Pre
scription," which cures all the painful
maladies peculiar to women. Sold bv
druggists. tu-f
The celebrated 'Fish Brand Gills'
Twine is sold only at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot.
Qn-fTovnro from Youthful Imprudence
13 UiiUl t1 o causing Nervous Debility.
mental and physical werkness. Valuable . in
formation for home cure FREE. Used 23 years
successfully. Dr. A. G. Olin, Box 242, Chica
go. . may ai-d&wly
BATE'S SPECIFICS.
Trepared from formula; used by an eminent
physician during 20 years successful
. . . practice. , ;:
, Specific No. l Guaranteed i to effect a radi
cal cure of all affections of the Blood, whether
Scrofulous or acquired. Skin diseases,, pirn
plea, moth patches, etc., are permanently
cuted by Bate's Specific No. 1. , price $1.
Specific No. 2 Cures Seminal Weakness,
NErvous Debility, from Youthful Indiscre
tions or Excesses, prodoctngExhausted Vital
ity and Loss of Manhood. . This remedy is un
equalled in the cure of these complaints. It is
a powerful stimulus to the' weakened Nervous
System, assists Nature to renew : the. strength
and vigor of the debilitated organs, and effects
a radical cure. . Price $1. -; . .
. Specific ,No. 4 Gives instant relief and per
manently cures Rheumatism. ' Price $2.-
Specific No. 6 A positive cure for all weak
nesses common to females. Price $1.
Sold by Druggists or eent on receipt of price
by J. W. Bate. 59 N. Clark St., Chicago. ,
SEND FOR CIRCUJLAR. . . .
; mayal-ly-d&w nrm
Farmers, Take Notice.
jJORRI8' IIOG CHOLERA L.COMPOUND
la just the thing to cure or prevent Hog Cbol
era and all diseases to which Swine are sub
ject; it will prevent that dreadful disease
known as Triennse, and wilr put your hogs In
a thrifty, healthy condition, clearing the kid
neys, liver, c of worms and parasites .'
1 Each package contains one and one-half
pounds and will. If given strictly according to
directions, cure 10 hogs of the Cholera and put
20 hogs in a condition to fatten In one half the
nsnal time, thereby saving one half of the feed.
The farmers of Duplin county arc giving it
the praise. All farmers should' buy a pack
age, i
For sale .wholesale and retail, by W. H.
GREEN, Druggist. Market Street, Wilmington,
N. C- dec 19-dAw-tf
Livery and Sale Stables.
jjORSES. BUGGIES, PHAETONS AND
CARRIAGLS let at low: rates. Also Board
or HoYses. . .
The Finest Hearse in the
- A CAR LOAD OF ;
Kentucky Horses & Mules
" Just received and for sale low.
The best lot of stock In the city. '
HOLLINGSWORTH WALKER,
At the New Stables, .
may 4-tf Cor. Fourth and Mulberry sts
The..01d.ReUable Ocean
2 ? - J
House,
gMITHVILLE, N. C. Right over tlfe water.
Still continues to keep the best Wines. Whis
keys, Cigars, etc Pool and Billiard Tables.
No glare at the Ocean House, but cool delight
ful breezes. BRYANT MORSE,
may 30lm Proprietor
The Bal l and Theatre Seaso n
IS OVER.- EXCURSIONS AND 'PIC : NICS
areaU the rage now, and JOHN WERNER,
tha Trart1rAl (rmii Tta-v4 WaWnmM.
Is personally In attendance at hia IXair Dress
Ing Saloon ,29 Market Street, between Water
and Front, Wilmington, N. C.
-MISCELLANEOUS.
Know
That Brown's Iron Bitters
will cure the worst case
of dyspepsfal ;
Will insurea hearty appetite
and increased digestion.
Cures general debility, and
gives a new lease of life.
Dispels nervous depression
and low spirits.
Restores an exhausted nurs
ing mother to full strength
and gives abundant sus
tenance for her child.
Strengthens the muscles and i
nerves,enriches the blood.
Overcomes weakness, wake
fulness, and lack of energy
Keeps oflf all chills, fevers, I
and other malarial poison.
Will infuse with new life
the weakest invalid.
37 Walker St., Baltimore, Dec j88i.
. For six years I have been a great
sufferer from Blood Disease, Dys
pepsia,andConstipation,andbecame so debilitated that I ceuld not retain
anything on my stomach, in-' fact,
life had almost become a burden. .
Finally, when hope had almost left
me, my husband seeing Brown's
Iron Bitters advertised in the
paper, induced me to give it a trial.
I am now taking the third bottle
and hav not felt so well in six
years as I do at the present time.
Mrs. X F. Griffxm.
Brown's Iron1, Biters
will have a better tonic,
effect updn any oae who
needs " bracing up," than
any medicine made.
june 18-lw
tp-curm
77ie Public is requested carefully to notice the
new and enlarged Scheme to be drawn Monthly
1 -Capital Prize $75,OOOja "
Tickets only $5. Sliares in pro-
i . .. ; portion. ;
Louisiana State Lottery
: Company.;
4 We do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lot
tery Company, and in 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 we author
ize the Company to use this certificate, with fac
similes of our signatures 4xttac?ied, in its adver
usements.
Commissioner?;
Incorporated In 1868 for 25 years by the Legi
Jalatnre for Educational and Charitable pur
poses with a capital of $1,000,000 to which a
reserve fond of $550,000 has . ince been
added. .
- By an overwhelming popular vote ltsfran
eldse was made apart of the present State
Constitution adopted December 2d. A. D..1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
A 4ltm T-
uj any orate.
i ' I never scales or postpones.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. Seventh Grand Drawing, Class
V at New Orleans, Tuesday, July 10,
1883 158th Monthly Drawing.
Capital Prize, $75,000.
100,000 Tickets at Fire Dol
lars Each. Fractions in Fifths
in proportion. i
LIST OF PRIZES.
1 Capital Prize of...
1 Capital Prize of
1 Canital Prize of...
... 75,080
... 25,000
10,000
... 12,000
.. 10,000
2 Prizes
of $6,000.
' 5 Prizes of
z,ooo..
1,000..
KTiTk
-10 Prizes of
20 Prizes of
100 Prizes of
SO0 Prizes of
800 Prises of
... 1U.OU0
...10,000
200....
100....
... 20,000
... 30,000
... 25,000
... 25,000
6,750
4,500
; 2,250
50..
25
1000 Prizes of
APPSOXXXATION FBIZES.1
9 Approximation Prizes of $750.
500.
9
.
250.
1,967 Prizes, amounting to... .......!. $265500
ppkwii lurraiesvo craDS siiouja only be
made to the office of the Company In New Or
leans. For farther lnf nrm&Hnn vHi. 4
Ing full address. Send orders by Sxpress,
Registered Letter, or Money Order addressed
M. A. DAUPHIN,
Kpw nrlaana T
or 1L A. DAUPHIN, ! '
W7 seventh St., Washington, D. C.
june lS-wed-sat-4w-dftw
Tobacco.
W
E HATO FULL LINE3IO F TOBA
which we are selling EIGHT CENTS HodeT
prices prior to May 1st. ,
Also a very large stock of GROCERIES and
PROVISIONS at bottom figures;
WORTH & WORTH.
MISCELLANEOUS
GNS AND CUTLERY
A FIXE ASSORTMENT OF
Muzzleand Breech-loader
v Guns,
Revolve rs and Am m unition
SILVER PLATED
SPOONS & FORKS,
A VERY LARGE VARIETY OF
Pocket Knives,
Table Cutlery.
49" Popular prices to suit all at
N. JACOBI'S,
HARDWARE DEPOT,
dec 22-tf No. 10 South Front 8t
Wanted.
B
Y- A COMPANY WHO PROPOSE TO
establish a manufactory thereon!, well-timber
ed cypress lands. Parties who ixay have such
lands to dispose of are requested to communi
cate, with me at Wadceboroor by letter with
Mr. Josh T. James, at Wilmington m person.
Full prrtculars as to exact location of lands,
number of acres, probable yield of timber to
the acre and lowest price, must be made
known. JOHN T. "PATRICK,
State Immigration Agent,
apliy-tf. Wadesboro, N. .
Hulbert Bros. Wholesale
Price List.
o. Price
4 Piano, 7 oct., square, rosewood,
carved, agraffe. $159 00
7 Piano,upright,7irfe oct. .cabinet gi and 174 Ot
is Urga.i, 4 seLsreeus.y stops ana grana
organ........'..........
Organ, 6 sets reeds, 13 stops, coup
ler, sub-bass
Our Pianos and Organs are war
ranted fir&t-clasa.
2 Violin outfit, box, bow, strings,com-J
plfete -
3 Violin cremona model, extra fine .
4 Accordcon, 10 keys, bass box, fine
tone
6 Accordeon, 6 keys, 1 stop, 2 sets
reedsperfect
59 00
7300
3 00
9 00
1 00
8 Of
Mouth Organs, Vienna concert, 24 i I
holes.............. I
8 Mouth Organs, Genuine RIchter 101 ;
holes, OS... J
11 Mouth Organs, Genuine Concert
double x hoies.ua..
14 Clarionet, genuine Martin, 6 keys,
boxwood.... j
5 00
50
1 10
17 Fife, In ebony, German silve ferules
16 Music Box, 1 tune, crank, fine.......
19 " " 8 tunes,-wind with lever
large....... ..
20 Violoncello, patent, machine head
t good
22; Double Bass, patent head, 3 or 4
strings. .
24 Guitar, maple, roachine head, line
finish - v. . ... i. .: ...;'....... J . . .
27 Banjo, 10 inch, 4 brass brackets; ... .
28 Comet, brass coirnopeon style, case
and crooks.,
30 Drum, brass, Prussian, ornamented
Gold Violin, Guitar an Banjo Strings,
H Bros............
Silver Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings.
H Bros
Steel Violin, Guitar ant Banjo Strings,
OIBros ?..
Gut, Russian, German or Italian, heat
. quality..,
Instruction Books, Howe's or Winner's,
any Instrument.. ........
23 00
10 00
23 00
4 00
2 08
9 00
9 00
f; 15
10
5
! 15
30
Having just made a good trade for 100 Sing
er Sewing Machines, will sell them for $25 each
while they last. : ; .
Money is qu.te safe In common letter If
plainly aaaressea. - - - -(
Terms strictly cash with order. Will take
stamps.
Agents and dealers send for our 40 page Cat
alogue. ' ' - - -
On above net wholesale prices agents can
mase iw per cent, pront. . . ,
Call on us when you come to St. Louis.
References : Any bank or wholesale bouse
in tne city. - - . . . .- .
Hulbert Bros., Is the only General Whole
sale house In St. Louis. ' I -
HULBERT BROS..
923 Olive Street, , Saint Louis, Mo.
;ian 13-lv - .
1883.
Harper's Weekly.'
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It will always be the aim of the publishers
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Harper's Periodicals.
i Per Year:
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dec12 New York.
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. ED. OLDHAM'S
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T , 5 ' North Carolina. ' '
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SATtTRDAY, at3:oVJock, p.
xMAuAu..... ...Sturdyt
BENEFACTOR s.h,.
GULATOB.:........ .. .Saturday. .
BENEFACTOR........ J...Sararday, jMBe ,
REQULATOR...:...wj....S.t,-t!-
tniy.JnneH
Through Bills
Through BagTuuMteed to tffron,
la North and South CaroQna.; ' '
For Freight or Passai
?2Prtateade
THEO. G. EGim;W.hr?AC.
Wllil
Laboratort- o
I STATrTaSSATER AN1 Pitvu,.-
r RicnioNDrvC iSuar
bin. N. Ezkkiel has mad AnaSto b'JS
composition of bis Hair Bestorer and K:
aso subjected it to chemical exanuTuttoa. n
contains no lead or stiver, substancSrii
for the hair, nor anvt
iSSJuuits1.8641 w,0,eut aoSZ
V WMH. TAYLOR,
:, '1- ... State Chem&t
Whilst thanking you, Mr. ErekleL foru
Hair Restorer you so kindly sent S l uK
great pleasure In saying to you -that 1 ',
Hcfail effects upon my hair nave been b pS?
ent as to attract the commendation of all b,
friends who have noticed U. ' '
It Is in my estimation a treasure. IwitW
which the toilet of none whKMS
be complete. Hoping It. may realizyoU lh
pecuniary success you so richly desert:
I remain, very respectfully,
Wchmond,Va.,Feb.:-lV-Wl'1-
tie
cur Mtie oy u uruggisM. rrlce $1 per lot
, febl?
Wow Restaurant.
fJlHE UNDEBSIGNED WOULD RESPKCTl
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fully, announce that 1 ie haOnst fitted npi at K
3, Granite Row, Soutb Front St., a resUum
or Ladles and Gentlemen, where ' tnesU ui
refreshments may be had at all hours of ta
day. Everything Is new and first class Po
lite waiters and courteous attendan ts.
3?Game and Oysters 1 la . seaaoB. run
Wines, Liquors aadJClgar.
novl8 f , F. A. SCHUTTK. Prop
Marvin's Celebrated
piBB AND BURGLAR PROOF ; SA1TE8,
AUIzes and Prices, from $50.00 to t2,200.oo.
Acxnowledged by fhe best tutjioriaes to be '"iki
BEST SAFE MADE, ''!; - ; -' '
:. Extract from Scientific American editorial ot
Feb. Uth, 1882: " We are alao aated as lo U
best fire proof safes. We say MARYIS'I"
ATA. WILLAEO.
Agent at Wlhnmgtos
dec 19.
First National Bank' of Wi
mington.
CAPITA1C8T0CK.;...... ).
8UBPLU8 FUND.. ......
Deposits recelyed uid ' coUecttoni; ude!ot
ail acoesslblo polnfs ta tha UnHsd Bute.
DiBxcre
E. E. BUREUflS,
.liABTm,
D. G. WOfiTH
JAS.flPEUNT,
B, F. HALL.
"::'' OFFICEESJt
E. E. BTJBBUaS......:...... FresMeat
4. BWAXKElL;.....;,..U.r Cashier.
W. L A RKTN3.L..,........; ARt CuU
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; Notice. '- Change.
THE RESTAURANT AND SALOON FOE
merly known as the. gcarfcorongbl House, no
15 South Water street, wm hereafter be known
as the CAFE FEAB PILOT HOUSE, where
caa be founa at ail times the best Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.' : Board by the day, wees
or month. Table sirppltect with the best the
market affords. Oysters In ' season. All at
popular prices. T: our patronage 1 respect,
fully solicited. A trial will convince you thai
our aim is to excel and please. TTT,ttCfl ,f rI
mar. 31-1 r" ' ' '' - MnMre' .
OorcQto;!!;;.;-;
c
OBALI5E CORSETS, All Sizes,
AN EXTRA LOSG WAISTED CORSETr
at T& cents. . jL'riL'ih bekt
Also a iuu suppiy w w -
la the dry for the .
Silk and LUle Thread
a nanusome biwv- w
gto
Gloves.-- r " "t,.''"
JOHN J. HEDRICK.
may la . . r i
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