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The Daily Review. JOSH. T. JAMES. Editor & Prop. WILMINGTON. N.i C. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER- 1 1883. .Entered at the Postofiice at Wilmington. N. C. fta second-cbus matter. John Bright in a recent speech to his constituents, remarked that he could "not conceal from them his- conviction that the business of the country is quite as well conducted during the six months of the year when Parliament is not in session as daring the six months when it Is in session." This applies with equal truth to the vacations of Con gress. ;"" The number of foreigners now lifing in France is 1,001.090. or 2.68 per cent, of the population. For the past thirty years this percentage has-been increas ing. In 1851 it waswilj L06; in 1801 it was I.33r and in 1872 it was, 2.03, from which point there has since been the increase to 2.63. Of all foreigners it is fount! that 'Italians and Belgians are the most numerous, the former amounting to nearly 250,000 and the latter to over 432 000. Next in order como the Germans, arid the Spaniards, Swiss and English, the last numbering 37.000. During the past five yearskhe Italians alone have increased 75,000 Since the days of the Stuarts the in crease of wealth in England has been more rapid than the iucreaso of population.- In 1660 the wealth of Ensiand and Wales was equal to 45 per head ; in 1872 it was $1-27, and last year 219. Public wealth had quadrupled since the Waterloo epoclj, and doubled since the accession of Queen Victoria. Since 1840 wealth has increased four times more rapidiy than population which led Prof. Levi to remark that they disproved the Malthusian theory, so far as England was concerned. - Lord Bacon's signs of short tlife ure quick growth, fair, soft skin. lino hair, early corpulence, largo Lead, short neck, small mouth, fat. ear, brittle, separated teeth. Some of his signs of long life are slow growth, hard, coarse hair, rough, freckled skin, deep furrows in the forehead, firm flesh with veins lying high, wide nostrils, large mouth, hard, gristly ear. strong, contiguous teeth. He adds that early stray hair i3 not significant, some of tho longest livers having turned gray iu early life. - Slowly but surely the cotton mills are being removed to the cotton fields. In 1880 the number of mills in Ala bama, Georgia, North and South Caro linawas 123. In 1883 the number had increased to 150. In 1880 the number of spindles was 451,001, and of looms 9,509. In 1833 fhe nnmber ot spindles was 726,731, and the number of looms 14,978. Tho prospect i3 that when the next census is taken the cotton manu facturing facilities of the Sou th w ill be three time3 as great as they wcrcwhen the last census was taken. ' The King of Siam, whose ambassa dors are soon expected to arrive in Paris, is said to be.a most extraordinary look . ing little man. Korl I. is about twenty years of age, and the most remarkable fact concerning him i3 the inordinate length ot his nails, each of which meas ures about half a yard. The deformity is considered by the Siamese as an at tribute of sovereignty, and, of course, reduces tho monarch to a state of abso lute helplessness. He can do nothing for himself, and is obliged to have Jre course in every instance to his aidesde i camp. With a million to begin with, any bod might soon get as vvealthly as Vanderbilt. . So says a correspondent. He describes a building in New York : It Is a lot 25 feet wide by 100 deep. An i alleyway of 5 feet runs down one side, and on this the "tenements face. The whole house, consequently, is 0 feet wide and 100 deep. It is five stories high, and is . divided i"nto five sections "or houses each 20 feet square. The apartments for a family consist of a living room, 13 feet square, a dark 5x10 bedroom in the rear, and two closets barely large enough to contain two cots for. children. There is only one win dow,, and it looks out upon the narrow, filthy alley so that light and ventilation are both scant.-There is no water in these bouses, the tenants lowering buckets from the windows by ropes, and filling them at a hydrant which is surrounded by foul pools. A drain is choked with rotten Vegetables and other refuse. Bat the nncleanliness is not essential to the success of the the writer's proposed enterprise. What ho wishes to call particular attention to is the small ness of tho homes and the' relative largeness of the rentals. The prices range from $8 a month, on the ground floor to $5 ou top, or an average ot $7 from each of twenty-four lamilies. 1 here is a grogs gery in the tenement opening on the street, and this raises the gross income to $10,500 a year. By covering a block with these compact and cheaply con structed houses, about fifteen per cent, clear could be realized on tbo invest ment. -But that is not all. "I would reserve tho exclusive privilege of seiling suppliea to the tenants' sajs the schemer; 'no other groceries or saloons ritory covered by the houses. .1 went into a Forsyth street, store and saw wo men buying coal at eleven cents a bucketful, or about $10 a ton. Flour was retailing -w-3mali quantities at a rate equal to $14 a barrel. For -all of their eatables these poor doviis pay . on the whole fifty per cent, "more than can be got from rich folks. Counting in drinkables, don't you see wjhat a for tune could be made out of an acre or j two of tenements full of wretchedness ?" MOONSHIKK. "When does a man become a seam- treaa?" "When he hems and haws." -No." ' When he threads his way." "No.n "When he rips and tears." "No." 1 'Give it up ?Never, if be can help it." Oil City gizzard. L "See here, sir," exclaimed a Phila delphia man angrily, approaching a dude, w hat do you mean by 'flirting your handkerchief at my wife?" "I earnestly beg your pardon," answered the dude. "I mistook theHady for my grandmother." Phila. Call.' He'd been waltzing with his host's ugly eider daughter, and was in a cor ner repairing damages. Here he was espied by his would lie papa-in-law. "Sfie is the flower of my ' family, sir," said tho latter. "So it seems," answer ed the young man. Tity she comes oil so, ain't it?" he continued, as he essayed another vigorous rub at the white spots on his cqat sleeve. - A Rash man: "Yes." said Fogg, 'J)r. Pillroller is a brave man no donbt. but he carries his bravery too far. He i3 foolhardy,, sir; never saw so rash a man. Called him to see Mrs. F. to-day, and he actually asked her to let him see her tongue! Fact, sir. I wouldn't have believed any li ving man would have had the courage , to meet that tongue of hers." Boston Trans cript. . u- Pl uk Cod-ivf.k On. made from selected livers; on the seashore, by Cas well, Hazard & Co., New York. It is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have once taken it prefer it to all others. - Physicians have decided it su perior to any of the other oi;s in market. Chaffed Hands,1 Face, Pimples, and rough Skin, cured by using Juni per Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard & Co , New York.- th 3 w " --.-. Sept. 14th, 1S30. Hop Bitters Co., Toronto : I have been sick for the past six years, suffering from dyspepsia and general weakness. I have used three bottles ot Hop Bitters, and they have, done .won ders for me. I am well and able to work, and eat and sleep well. I cannot say too much for Hop Bitters. " jT SIMON BOBBINS. The v Iter. Thomas E. Greea,v of Chicago, whose ? subject on Sunday morning last was. "The Newspaper and How the Devil Uses it." said 'that Noah's dove was the first reporter. "J WouliVnt be without Dr. Benson's Cclcrv and Chamomile pills if they cost $ 1 . a pill. They cured me of neuralgia, of '9 years standing. Joseph Snyder, Paxtons, Pa. 50 cts. per box, at drug- glSU.- , i 3 ' ' r . . Connecticut farmers, the Hartford Times charges, are numerously given to buying oleomargarine, moulding it over at home, and supplying it in Hart ford as the genuine product' of their own dairies. . , , . 1; MISCELLANEOUS. 'fKoutrli on Corns." Ask for Wells' "Rough on Corns." 15c.r Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bunions. PERSONALANDPOUlCAl. Pere Hyacinthe arrived in New1 York Sunday. 1 j Strange stories are afloat about the orgies of English princes at the country seat of a great financial baron. A reception was given in New York Saturday evening, at theWindsorotel, by Mr. Andrew Carnegie to' Mr. and Ms. Matthew Arnold.) j ( Lord Lome and the Princess Louise left Quebec for England Saturday on the steamship Sardinian. The depart ure was witnessed by thousands of people. j . j 1 , The Laval" University at Quebec has conferred upon the Marquisi of Lorne the degree, of doctor of laws and lan guages,- inYecognition of his services in the cause of Canadian education. The shoemakers of San Francisco, to the number of six hundred, have a But ler Democratic club to work Tor the nomination of Ben. Butler as. President of the United States. ) The mother of Charles Ross seldom reads the papers .lest she may1 chance upon tho name of her lost boy.) Her family, so far as possible, keep from her every mention ot tho matter. If Charley is living he is fourteen years old. if I Captain D, Pulaski" Benjamin, the sole survivor, as is believed, of the American sailors who were liberated from Dartmoor Prison, in England, in 1812, died at Stratfortf, Conn., . Satur day. I The Fopolo Romano says' that a little lacifer match seller has been discovered to possess a most lovely tenor vioce and great intelligence, aud that he will, no doubt, oe taken from his present life or mendicancy to be educated as a ginger. . The glory of man is his strength. If you are weakened down through exces sive study, or by early indiscretions, Allen's Brain Pood will permanently restore all lost vigor, and -strengthen all the muscles of 1 Brain and Body. SI; 6 for $5. Atdruggist3,'orby mail from J. H. Allen, 315 First Ave. New York City. . t eod . ; The house that Williami Penn occu pied during one of his visits to this coun try, said to be the first place of residence of brick built in Philadelphia, was taken down recently and rebuilt in j Fairraonnt Park. It was recently pre sented to the Park Commission. Reject the Offer by a dealer of any article claimed to possess ' properties identical with or similar to teeth-saving SOZODONT. Only purchase the real Simon Pure, which defies teeth imitation and compe tition. Nothing ; can vie with it in efficacy, as a donor of dental health and beauty.notwithstanding any representa tions to the contrary. It causes the teeth to gleam like burnished ivory, contains no hurtful ingredient, and has a most grateful flavor and smell. i SHOUTS. ne lionapariists mreaten to torce a dissolution of the French Chamber of Deputies. .. Colored citizens of Chicago protest against the civil rights decision of the United States Supreme Court. . , M Grevy. the President bf the French Republic, has just rejeived a present of a big panther from an African king. Lora Kossniore's letter concerning tne urangemen nas been denounced; by the Nationalists and his prosecution de manded. Thejpubiishcd report of, an English benevolent --society - says : "Notwith standing the largo amount paid for medicine and medical attendance, very lew oeatns occurred during the year." A threatened rival to ex Senator Tabor begins to loom np on the Pacific coast. Tabor became the leading Con gressional dude by his $250 nightshirts; but we learn from bur esteemed and able contemporary, the Stockton Mail, that Congressman Budd is hard after him, and has begun the campaign by laying in a stock of silk undershirts at $40 each. Up to this time the great eclipse of the year haj3 been St. JuOen's by Jay Eye-See, but bow it looks as though it wat all up with Tabor. A Jarge item in the expense of main taining a sleeping car is the washing bill. The Pullman Company's entire outfit includes 50,000 sheets. 46.000 pillow slips, 13,000 blankets,. 16,000 hand towels, and 6,000 roller towels. A car is entirely emptied aud cleaned as soon as it reaches its destinatiouL and By One of the Fools. "Why pardon my remarking It bat, my J dear old friend, how changed you are. I .de clare you must have lived .Very high or vory fast to hare driven the color out of your hair and the spring oat of your step tbis fashion.' Looking at the sunset on the river from tho grounds of his place up the Hudson, my school chumwho Is now one bf the heit known mln log experts; la the country .answered : "It wasn't fast living did it, -but dyspepsia and nervous collapse, from over-work.' I ought to have stopped years before I did . I was a fool- But who isn't, if you come to that ? am thirty-five years old," writes Mr Charles H. Watts, of Somers, Putnam Co., N. Y., and had suffered from dyspepsia for fifteen years. Went the round of the current the laundry. total equip the linen is scut straightltd The Wagner Compauv's ment is 4.000 woolen blankets. 13.851 linen sheets, 12,202 pillow slips.' 5.740 hand towels, and 2,317 roller towels. The expense of keeping he Wagner Company's bedding clean is $30,000 a year; the Pullman Company's is larger. i Loss and Gain. CHAPTEK I. I was taken sick a year ago k , With, billions fever." "My doctorronounced me .cured, but I got sick again, with terrible pains in my back and sides, and I got so bad I ' - v.:." ::) ' , Could not move! : 1 I shrunk! (. From 228 lb3. to 120! I had been doctoring for my liver, but it did be no good. I did hot expect to live -ru ore than three months. I began to use Hop Bitters. Directly my appetite returned, my pains left me, my . entire system seemed renewed as if by magic, and alter using several bottles I am not only as sound as a sovereign but weigh more than I did before. r ' To Hop Bit ters I owe my lite." 11. : Fitzpatrick. Dublin, June 6, '81. -; Howto Get Sick -Expose Yourself day and night ; eat too much , without exercise; work too hard without rest; doctor all the time; -take all the vile nostrums advertised, and then you will want to know how to get well, which is answered in three words Take Hop Bitters! i oct20d&wlm. ine urowing Child. It is well known that a large ma lority oftHe huiriahrace "die in fchild hood.1 Of course everybody has to lie, some time or other. But there is rocK aching as prolonging life, and ilso of making the most of it while it lasts, i ; ?: 1 . A zhncindf chd is exposed to more r9a flian an adult ffAThe ss- tem is in its formative state, and very receptive. If contagious diseases are in the atmosphere, the child is par ticularly exposed to them. Diseases which vrill pass - over a full-grown man or woman will attack a growing child, and often with fatal effect A grcwiyig child is liable to all manner of accidents. Cuts, wounds. bruises, and ' casualties of varipu: kinds may happen at any moment. Were it not for the natural elasticity of children, the death-rate among the young people would be far largei than it is. A grozvhig child is worthy of the very best care. It should be guarded against disease and accident. Tc conquer the diseases which attack the digestive organs, the blood, the kidneys, the liver, and the nerves, there is noth'ng like Brnyns Iron Bitters. This is the only preparation of iron which can be given without mischievous results to teeth oi stomach. It vitalizes the blood strengthens nerves and muscles, and promotes sound dierestion. A growing child? s future depends much on what his condition is during the years of growth. It is essential that he reach the complete adult maturity in healthfulness and vigor. Keeping this in view, how important it is that parents should closely ob serve their children's- health, and in amole time begin to correct any tendency to weakness , or decline. The timely administering of Brown's Iron Bitters will do wonders toward keeping the growing child in excel lent health. Q nov li-lw nrm tc d&w MISCELLANEOUS. North Carolina Resources. "One of the most useful series of descrip tive books ever published about ny State " . Boston Post. ??tv ""r"-"- Hale's Industrial Series. Two Yohimea TwKedy. ' iJ l.f The Woods, ax i Tni be rh of-okth Cxbotjxa Curtis s; Emmots', aid Kerr's Ltottnlcil Reports; supplemented by accurate County Eeports of Standing Forests, and illus trated by an excellent Map of the Mate, 1 Volume Umo. Cloth, 273 pp., $1.25. ir." Ix the Coal anitIrox Counties oV North Caroltma fcmmonsV Kerrr, Laid ley's, Wilkes, and tho Census Reports; sup pipmentcd by fall and accurate sketches of the Fifty six CounUes and Map t the StAte. " 1 Volume 12mo. Cloth, 425 pp., $1.50. Sold by all Booksellers,! or mailed postpaid, on receipt of the price, by B J. HALE A SON, lubliihers. Booksellers and Stationers. - . - - Jewl"ork ; Or. P. M. nALE, PnbUi?her, Raleigh, N C " -'. sept 29 re toKfH MM Tu ' i i . wliolesatepriee, maUorterefgari:; BAGorvfj ?. .....';;rri" u a 8houlders, v ftr!!rrv- WESTJUtS SJtOKEDw Hams. .... Sxdea. mJ" TWv?. Shoulders. a . ........ . 8idM N. c th I remedies, falsely bo called. Listlessly and without hope I gave Parker's Tokio a trial. The result may be stated ln! three words i it curtd tne. I endorse now without hesitaUon. It is the dyspeptic's refuge" Mr. G. E. Cole, druggist, of Carmel, N. T-, certifies to the truth of Mr. Watts' statement. Hiscux & Co., proprietorsj call especial at tention to the fact that this preparation, which has been known as Parker's !Gik oer Tonic, will hereafter be called u!mply Parker's Tonic. As unprincipled dealers are constantly deceiving: their customers by Boosuiuaiig interior arucies under the name ox ginger, ana as ginger Is really an trnlmpor tant flavoring Ingredient, wo drop the mislead ng word. , i . There is no change, however, in the prepara tion itself, and all bottles remaining in the hands of dealers,' wrapped , under the name of Parker's Gthoks Tonic, .contain the gen uine medicine If the fac simile signature of II is cox A Co. is at the bottom of the outside wrapper.. oct ll-d&w ! Ministers Sound $ts Praise. Rev. Mr. Greenfields, Knorville, Tciiq., writea aa follows: "Samaritan Nervine permanently cared my I son of epileptic tits." Here's food for taought. r ill A ia t Tobacco. s -. . j B BAYS rXTL.1 USJES OF TOBA which we are selling EIGHT CENTS under prices prior to May 1st. ; Also a very large stock of GHOCERIES and PROVISIONS at bottom figures. . WQRTH & WORTH. HAVE BEEN APPOINTKI SOLE Agent or tho TANNEK & DEL.ANEY ENGINE CO'S ENGINES AND BOILERS from 4 to 150 horse power; also Tramway or Narrow Gauge Locomotives. . . Engines aiapted to Farm use a specialty. 4" On hand and for sale very low, FIVE SECOND HAND PORTABLE ENGINES, from 5 to 15 horse power. augl5-6m ;S. W. SKIN NEK. THE SEASHORE ! HOTEL BRUNSWICK I i ' -. ' SMITH VILLE, N. C. SEASIDE ' HOTEL I ' WRIGHTSVTLLE, C. B. U PEKBY, Froppietor J T IIESE TWO SUMMER RESORTS WILL be open MONDAY, MAY 28 j The Hotel Brunswick, at Smithville, ia 25 miles below Wilmington, and accessible by two first-class steamers,! making two trips dally. , . The Seaside Hotel Is situated in a large grove on Wrightsvillc Sound; is composed of cotta ges for families, and within 7 miles of Wil mington, at the head of a line Shell Road, the best in the Southern country. BOTH nOTELS IN FULL VIEW OF THE OCEAN. Good surf and still water bathing. Every variety of Fish, aad abundance of Oyster, Clams and Crabs., i Spacious Ball Rooms, with fine Bands of Music Ten-pin Alleys, Billiards and Bar. Terms moderate. . may 25 i I 1883, Harper's Magazine. ILLUSTRATED. ' 71urpcr'$ Moffazine begins Us sixty-sixth vol ume with tho December Number. It is not only the most popular illustrated periodical in America and England, but also the largest in its echcroe, tho most beautiful in 1U appear ance, snd the best magazine for the home. A cew novel, entitled "For the Maor," by Con stance Feuitnore Wookon, the author ot "Ann," was legun in the November Number. In literary and artistic excellence the Ala&a tine improves with each snccesslwe number. Special efforts have been made for the lighter entertainment of Its readers through humor ot;s Ktorw-s, eketches, 4c. Harper's Periodicals. Per Year: EL wr Kit's ilAOAzcra llASPKK'S VVbKKuT.... Hartek's UJlZAK The TnaB above publications Any Two alwve named. HAiiPKJl'8 VOONO PEOPIE.... ITAarER'H Magazine Harpkk's Youxj Pboplk "' HAKI'EB'S FR AS8UN SQCA&K LlBRART, One Year (V2 Nnmbers) 10 00 Pontage Fre to aU mbscrilrrt in the United States or Canada, The volumes of the Magazine begin with the Numbers for June and December of each year. 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Analytical, and Classified, for Volumes 1 to 60, Inclusive, from June, 1S50, to June, 1880, one vol.; Svo, Cloth, $4 00. Remittances should be made by Post-Oftice Money Order or Draft, to avo.d chance of loss. Newspapers are not to copy this advertisement without the express order of IIabpku & Bros. Address. HARPER A BROTHER?, dec IS 1 - Kew York. Wanted. JgY A COMPANY WHO rUOrOKK TO stabllsh a manufactory thereon, well-timber ed cypress landa. Parties, who may have such ' .? lands to dispose of a re requested to comraunl- i cate, with me at Wadeeboroor by letter with Mr. Joh T. James, at Wllm!gton in person. Fu!lprrtcularsato exact location of landa. i number of ncrea, probable yield of timber to the acre andflowest price, must be made known. JOHN T. PATRICK, . Slate Immigration Agent, i ni:i9-tf WRdeaboro. N. First National Bank of Wil- mington.: "cere , o. z y half bbl.. 5 te I Muiict, Pork bbu... ...:: I z N. V, .Roe Herring, V keg Jt Dry Cod. ? ft...!?.:. ?f 2 FERTILISERS, ? 2,U00 4 No. . " "Lobos Baiigh' Phosphate Carol ma Fertilizer . Ground Bone Bone Meal.... Bone Flour... Navaesa Guano Complete Manure....... Whann's Phosnht . Wando Phosphate. .... .. m an. -00M WOO .....win gm it cnch$ Carlwnate of TJme.. French's Agricultural Lime.... i S 11 FLOUR, bbl- . Fine. . oft,.,. Northern Super, a S f f ' Family .'.SS-ff OLrfti.! GRAIN, V bushel - ;, corn, from store, bagg.white. 5 a Corn, cargo, in bulk, white.. ; 2 Com, cargo, in bags, white.. 66 a Corn, cargo, mixed, la bags.. - i vale, jiuui ewir;... ..... ...... 85 8; B t S )M a 1 k 1 10 ..120 .. 1 15 5 All 18 fill ma oo 1 40 a u 01S Cow Peas HIDES, ft Oreen Dry HAY, V 100 fts Kastern Western North Rlvfir. HOOP JIRON, ft ija.tfu,v IB Northern North Carolina UliUO, V UH.ITWI. ............. LUMBER. City Sawed. V M ft. . amp Stufr, rosawtd.. 18 oo Rough Edge Plank .,-...15 00 WeatlnillaCargoea.aecorcilng to quality..... ...MOO Dressed Floortnc. RCJUnnoH 11 VI Scautling and Board, corn's. .12 00 CIS 1 MOLASSES. IP trallnn New Crop Cuba, in hhds.. " ! " " in Lbls..., Porto Rico, In b Ms. " ,4 Uvbbls Sugar House, in hhda...... in bote. SvmTi. in bhbi .... NAILS. & Keir. Cnt.l0d hiLtlft.. 0 Of. OILS, P" gallon j Kerosene... U Lard..,. 1 10 Linseed .l. isoem.. ................. ....... Tar Deck and Spar POULTRY . Chickens, live, grown... t r " . tJi.rlng.ii.;... XTuritcys OC V) 00 00 00 w 40 SI a n a o iff a ji mm oo a PEANUTS bushel..: ruiAiufts, v ensue!--, i wect. a si f ft ill 90 111) 1 CAPiT.iii;sTocK. iao.ooo -si. SURPLUS FUND , ' 66.000 Deposits received and collections; made on i all accessible polnfa In the United States. Sash, Doors, Blinds, White Lead, Paints, , ! French Window Glass. ; AGENCY FOR N. Y. ENAMEL PAINT ! CO'S READY PREPARED PAJST. riATLL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND. get our prices before purchasing.; The fact that our Paint are from the celebrated Fac .. i tories of Wethcrill & Co and Harrison Bros & Cp., is'saulclent guarantee for their quality and purity. A fine line of Cooking Stoves at Factory Pricea, in addition 4o our large and full HABDWAKE STOCK, " to which jmr attention Is respectfully invited. f :'v NATHTL-JACOBI, " sept 1 io South Front 8 1 I DIRECTORS, E. E. BURRUSS, D. G. WORTH A. MARTTN, JAS. SPRUNT, GEORGE CHAD BOURN. OFFICERS): E. E. BURRUSS..... A. K.JWALKEB.. . W. LABEIN8M....(MM,M , aptf23 , Preeident. Cashier Amt Cashier Farmers, Take Notice. JORRI3,. HOG CHOLERA COMPOUND ia just the thing to cure or prevent Hog Choi " 1 ' M - ' , era; and all diseases to which Swine are sub ject; It will prevent that dreadful disease, known aa Trichnss. and will put your hogsin a thrifty, healthy condition, clearing the kid neys, liver, Ac, of worms and parasites. Each package contains one and one-hall pounds and will. If given strictly according to directions, cure 10 hogs of the Cholera and put m nogs m a conait nsoal time, thereb the saving one half of the feed. All farmers should buy a pack 20 hogs In a condition to fatten In one half the The farmers of Duplin countv are eivlnjr It the praine. age. I tor sale .wholesale and retail, by W. II. GREEN, Druggist, Market 8treet, Wilmington, N- C dec 19-rfAw-tf 1 o-EH.3 5 5 J? ti-Jf fAJ r "2 S o i tm i -p . 1 1 1 1 g v i g , jury UJAw ...... ...17 00 Ui 1U6 Irish. ? bbL.. . PORK, v barrel., , City Mess.T...... ........23 K tttl Prime..-?; ..18 00 011 Rump.;....... , nil ITJ II jA n. - Rough, bushel...., RAGS, V ib -Couirtry jiiy.... ROPE. W 1h SALT, W sack, Alum... j-jverpoo Lisbon.... American.... SUGAR, V- lb Cuba.., Porto Rico A Coffee. c- Ex C SOAP, V fty-Northern. OlllULKO T TIMBER. Fine Mill- .. Mill Prime. Mill Fair.. Common Inferior to I WHISKEY. North Carol WOOL. ' Unwashed. liorrv........ ........ .......... nfi am b i w VP " 00 0 l 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 i 00 H nA M S 1 ..................... w m t5 : & 1OU0 11 I 6 0 3 ........ . m i , i ln.Ai ww I Common....... i w 'Z CypresB Saps... Cyprees Hearts. 0 00 0J STAVES, MW.O.BarreL.12 R. O. HoffBhead 00 00 0W LLLOW.4 fc-.i....... ...... 8 0 tf-. M f eet-Shlpplng.lf 00 0 " I i w " i H ULMV V m a Mill ...aw Ordmary 0W 0" V iralr Northern., l" :" ina. .100 a- fe Washed. " . ;M A j in m u Eaycttevflle Obserrer. N THURSDAY. FEBRUABT 8tX al.lWl O the undersigned will revive the The Observes will be a l i m k. mulled ' ways in advance. It will give tbeofi day in as ample form as its space and both regular and occasional Y"r 'a dents will contribute letters from uw on state pouocs ana aoairs. .,ri DemocraUc In pollUcs, the OB8" lalor, firet of all, to assure tne PJt agricultursii resocrcea of Its nc1miAr(fi. .AnnHaa anri til TrOulvw . Carolina. ' . i 1U. Opposed to sneh inaovatluiis on j p aya. of our fathers m, in tigf the ehogi i condition . ! ub4 jadgment or enllghtene' e found In full eytapathy with the vt pom or tne frh!eh feruo ence find to be also gooa. . m9 As to tbe rest: It wui sinvc reputation of the name It Inherit. . r feb 1C , , 5 ' I I vf43 S'ale & KSSiires SlSWCa . BAND CATAtOCUti j f tniramt-u. S;U ripi. ;eodlyd4wt :.
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