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I s . : '.in - ill- '!,' 1 Mi hi 1 . n i; r v ' 13 11 ' 1 1 1 " 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 'I 1 . " " ........ , , 1 ..... t S : I - I - irrnnm -r m TTJfTTO - '1 - The Daily Review JOSH. T. JAMES, Editor & Prop. WILMINGTON. N. C. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 16. 1883 Entered at the PostofHce at Wilmington, K. C, as second-clasa matter. - Dr J H Zakcrtort, in New York, Sat urday began twelve simultaneons games of chess fjblindfolded" with, as ,many different players. Games were won by Messrs. .Isaacson, Merian, Rice, Pink ham and "Fisher- The Doctor beat Messrs. Simonson , , Sheigle Pamell and Schieffelin, Hi3 games with Messrs. Hyde and Osborne were drawn. v - Six bakers held in New York, charged with violating theJSqnday law by mix iog theirdough on Sunday, were dis charged on Saturday by Ju3tice Gard ner, of New York-; He remarked that there had been a' decision -oi a higher court that running a blast turnace on Sunday was a work of necessity, and he believed the labor involved in baking bread was as much .ij not .more a .work of necessity than running a blast fur nace. The Washington Slar, which is in a good position to lenowrsays: "It is evi dent that the tariff is to play a prom i nent part in the coming Speakership contest. Mr. Carlisle hastens to define his position on the question, and talks in a conservative yein, lie repudiates the charge that , he is. ta 'rank free trader,' and asserts that he would deal carefully with vested interests in any reformation of the tariff. lie thinks it Impracticable to sweep away the whole internal revenue system at this time, and favors a 'little' tariff bill cutting -off thirty or forty millions from custom receipts." There will be grand times in New . York ou the 2Gth inst.. Evacuation Day. la speaking of .this .celebration the Mail and Express says : Fine weather is all that is needed to insure one or the finest . displays .wit- nes3ed in New-York in recent years, a week from next Monday, the day lor the centennial celebration of the evacu ation of Now. YorK. The military parade from Central Park to the Bat tery will undoubted be magnificent, and the ceremonies' in Wall, street, at the unveiling of the statue of Washington on the steps of the Sub-Treasury, will bo very impressive. But the most novel display of the daj will be the parade of steam vessels oft' the Battery, a fleet of 472 boats having already been promised, i The lower part of the city will be crowded by those who' wish to see a company of men dressed a3 Brit ish redcoats escorted down the bay by the monster fleet, and the noise of the whistles will be something whose equal New.Yprki has perhaps uever yet heard, It is gratifying to know that our citi zens are to generally close their places of business and make November 20 a gala day, . j Nothing remains for the committee to do to complete the Evac uation Day pageantry, unless it be to provide for an illumination of the city in the evening. SHORTS. There are 30,000 beggars in Chicago. The polar hare is p! pretty j white animal, as large as a fbi. 1 y i' Boston exhibits a , cheese weighing t wo and three quarters tons. The starfish is fatal to j oysters, but oysters agree with the starfish. - Kansas is said to bet noticeable for havingyouths as railrpad conductors. i In Madagascar military service is the penalty for not paying one's taxes. Kentucky applejack, made of dried apples, will eat through a wooden vessel. . -r".:..:.l'a:.Ly.'- Only about two (thirds of the Lord Mayors of London jjrej married; men nowadays. :,j V ' Scotch weaving women are said to keep themselves in ill health by Ian ins ordinate use oFteaf V ' The government nets 39.81 on every 2,000, of the new stamps old, on the cost of making them.,, t &!.-. I i ., W' i Colored. people edit and control at least twelve periodical publications in tLe United States, j i Tobacco' isadeinto knTlff bybeihg fermented for six months and then steamed at 240 degree F. . j Chromic acid', according to - an. -English physician. 13 good for warts or, rather , it is bad for, the warts. In Tmssia "drinks" are scarcely ever "hung up." There is aS clause; in the liquor law which operates against credit at oars. '" . , I j MISCELLANEOUS. The National Academy of Science, now holding its annual'meeting at New Haven, is expected to consider some questions of the highest practical im portance, and among them that of the extensive substitution of glucose for the sweets of the-cane. Prof. Chandler has reported that perfectly pure glucose is , harmless, ; although everyone knows that it lacks the fine flavor and sweet ness of. syrups expressed from the can of .Southern plantations. But is the average glucose harmless?. That is a question which the National Academy of Science -coifiht answer greatly tolha advantage af the public. It is com monly known that glucose is corn, liquified by the application of sulphuric acid. If the chemieal action is perfect no trace of the acid remains in the liquid; but if not, the glucose retains an clement of poison. It is well for our great scientific bodiesrto take up practi cal questions like that of the use of glucose, and by a searching investiga tion determine and disclose what food adulterations are practised, and with what pernicious results to the health and to thejpurse.of the people. The deathNrate -among -the colored people of Washington is almost twice as great as it is among the whites of the same city. The annual reports of the health officer of the District of Colum bia contain many iacts of especial interest relating to the vital statistics of the two races. There are in the city about 120,000 Whites and about 60,000 colored persons. In the year ending June 30th last . the death rate among whites was only 17.97, while the rate among the colored people ' was 30.63.' The rate for.the entire popula tioa - was s 22,33. lu some year3 the death-rate among the colored people has been twice as high as among the whites, and in one year it was, if our memory serves ns well, no les3 than 31 The rate caused by malarial fevers was, lor the last five years, three times as great among the colored people , as among the whites, owing mainly to the location of the-houses of the colored people and their greater disregard for sanitary laws.u On the other hand, the rate for scarlet fever was four times as great among the whites as it was among the colored people. Why Incurs Torture? By disregarding cleanliness of the teeth, and thus eucouraging their decay, when SOZODONT. which is delightful to use, prevents the possibility of toolh achcrbv keepine the teeth in health. No one who has not used! thi3 popular article, can form an adequate idea of how much improvement defective teetn are susceptible. SOZODONT is in finitely to be preferred to abrading tooth powders. It preserves, not scratches, the enamel, j ' PERSONAL. ' Mr. Simon Cameron is coming South for the winter. j j Mr. Thomas Nast has just recovered from a serious illness. So gladJ Gen. Spinner is paying a visit to Washington. lie lives in jFloricta. j Mr. Bradlaugh a is profound admirer of the late Charles Sumuer. The first of the Astors began his American career 100 years ago. Mr. Sackville-West'sdaughters are o be here in December from England. Matthew Arnold believes, tbat the i majoritv is in the wrong-rand he is toot a defeated candidate eithejr., , ' The climate of Cairo agrees splendid ly with Baker Pasha and his wife, who were recently on a visit to England. Mrs. Mack ay was obliged to buy- $10,000 worth of stock in J the Paris theatre des Italiens m order to get her choice of a box. , - , Tlie Emperor of China studies his own language three hours a day. He rs between 14 and 15 years old, and his name is Kwaog Lee. j 1 ; Sitiee Henry Irying is Mr. Brodrib and La-wrence Barrett is MrBrallihan! and every body knows it, j it almost seems as if they had taken their stage names in vain- . : , : How to Secure Ileal th. It seems strange that any one will suffer "fr'om "the "Watry"" derangements brought on by an impure condition of the blood when ROSADALIS will re store perfect health to the phjysieal or ganization. It is, indeed, a strengthen iag syrup, pleasant 1 to talce, ! and has often proven itself to be the best Blood Purifier ever discovered, effectually curing Scrofula, A Syphilitic ' disorders, Weakness of the Kidncjys, Erysipelas, Malaria, all Nervous disorders and De bility, Billious Complaints and all dis eases indicating ah ibi pure condition of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys.' Stomach, etc. It corrects indigestion, j A single bottle will prove to you its merits as a health renewer,tbrit acts like.a,charm, especially when the complaint Is of an exhaustive nature, having a te'ndency to lessen the natural vigor of the brain and nervous system. I i ' Wew Firm.! flew Partners. Re-organization, r '"There were'sorfie wreked-partners, and it was judged best to kick them out, for the business was ofione: stand ing, and there vas a fear that the wick ed partners would bring ltto gnefl -There was 1 old. Mr. Debility, He was a complaining fellow, always tired, and always wanting to sit'down and rest, instead of doing his share of the work, y - . '- 1 . ; , There was little ,Ir. Nervous ness, a fidgety, fussy chap, constantly afraid the concern was going to ruin I There was bothersome Mr. Bil iousness, . quarrelsome and angry. He always misunderstood every body, and said that everybody mis unaerstooa rum. ""And there was the much-despised Mr. Bad Blood. A troublesome creature was he to get along'with He raised a commotion in the con cern every, day, and made myriads of enemies. ! So the wicked partners had to be kicked out. .The agent selected to dorthe business was Browns Iron Bitters, noted for working so pleas antly, so silently, and so effectually. Brown's Iron Bitters laid hold o Mr. Debility by the heels and erentlv dragged him out, laying him aside for future use, in case he should be wanted. 1 ' Brown's Irmi Bitters worried Mr. no chance to make a fuss during the operation. Brown's Iron Bitters made direct war on Mr. Biliousness and told him that he "must go." B. turned round and snarled something about "wouldn't go till he had a mind to " and then made up his5 mind that the sooner he got out thei less trouble :here would be in his going. Brown's Iron Bitters then took Mr. Bad Blood in hand, and found that he could change him entirely. So he put into him some of .th$t iamous preparation of pure iron, and cast out an nis Daancss, reiorming nis cnar acter entirely and making him anew. The firm now consists of Health, Happiness, Purity, and Vigo r, wi'" Brown's Iron Bitters for, special p icr, , T hov 15-lw'nrm lcd&w c th fl UT)C aesthetics, I (4 designs). Some via.l-l'AOthlng go d Mailed on receipt of ficcBtsin gtamps.. Heakne & Co., P. o. Box 1,487, N. X- I . nov5 4w (in A MONTH AK1) BOARD for 3 live young Men or Ladies, in each county. Address P. W. ZIEGLER & CO , Puiladel yhia, Pa. uov 5-4w To morrow ' fs" not elastic enough in which to press the neglected duties of to-day Dr. Benson's Skin Cure is without a peer. cJt consists of both external and internal treatment and costs I only1 $1. per package. At druggists. ! , : i The most dangerous llattejrx is te inferiority of those who sirround us. Ministers Sound its Praise.l Rev. Mr. Greenfieldsi Khoxville, Tenn., writes as follows : ' "Samaritan Nervine permanently" cured my son df epileptic nts." Here s food tor thought. Sold by druggists, $1.50 - 'V 1 ,! " To persevere in .one's duty and be silent is the first answer to calumny. : mm m ' ' ; ' . .Sept. 1 4th, 1880. Hop Bitters Co.. Tokoxto: ' n i 1 have been sick forth pastsii years; suffering from dyspepsia and general weakness. I have used three bottles of Hop Bitters, and they have ! done won ders for me. I am well and able to work, and eat and sleep well. ! f cannot say too much for Hop Bitters, t SIMON BOBBINS. A sunny faceTha ioutwardj latch, which invites to the home of the heart. That Husband of Mine - - 1 V . Is three times the man he ' was before he began using "Wells? Health Renew er." $1. Druggists. 1 j i We generally think .better of our selves than we are willing to acknowl edge. i. the "Mens sana in corpere jsano:" sound mind in a sound body1 is trade mark of Aliens Brain Food, and we assure your readers that, if dissatis fied with either weakness of Brain or Codily powers, this remedy will permanently itrengthcn both. $ 1 .At druggists, or by mail from J. U. Allen, 315 Firt Ave. New York City, eod&w llTTTCTp WITHOUT A TEACHKR ! 1U.U Oil; Soper's Instantaneous Guide to Keys ot Piano and and Organ. Price $K Will teach any person to play 20 pieces of rnu sic in one day. You couldn't learn It from a teacher in a month for $20. Try it and tie con vinced. f Sample.- copy will be mailed to any address on receipt tf 25 cents 'In stamps by HEAKNE & CO., Publishers, P. O. Box 1,487, New York. nov5 4w "prkfjirpa Burns, 50c, Byron, 50c , Mrs -1- Browning, '53c, Campbell, 40c Chaucer, 60c, Coleridge, GOc, Cowpei, G0c Dante, 50c, Dryden, 50c. Goethe. "70c. Gold -emlth. 50c, Hemans, 50c , Iliad and Odyesey, uc , nooa, ouc, mgeiow, 5xcj iveais, 40c, Meredith, 50c, Milton, 50c, Moore, GOc. , Pope, 50c, Poe, 40c , Schiller, 40c, Scott, 50c, a en nyson, GOc, 'Virgil,1 45J., aod; others.- Fine cloth binding. Sent for examination before payment on evidence of good faith, cata logue free. NOT sold by dealers., , JOHN B. ALDEN, Publisher, nov 5-4w 18 Vesey St., New York "MDDRE COUNTY GRIT" CORN MILLS AND MILLSTONES, (ALIi BXZES ). BESTINTI1EV0RLD SAMPLES OF MEAL SEHI OK APPLICATION. KOamCABOLlKA MILLSTONE CO. Branch Office, Chariotte, N. C tBMKNTION THIS PAPER j No Longer Needed. The old-fashioned, slow acting plasters "nkust go". Benson's Capcine Porus Plasters are the best. 25c 4w Telling it Vey Short. "Pll tell It, sir, in fe.w worjis if ;i can, but the story would fill a book If ijustlce was done to It." "Surely, Michael, but put It short this time so's I can squeeze it Into a page of' letter pa per." ... . : . ... 7 "Here you are, sir, then, and there are thou sands of people here In Binghampton, N, Y.: who will testify to the truth of what I say. My name is Michael Guilfoyle. I am seventy four years old. For about nine years I was a J most shut out from the world by rheumatism. I had peddled small wares In this city for years, axd. had to stop altogether. At the best of times I could only hobble miserably about with my eanc. I was bent nearly double with pain and weakness, and my hands were use less to labor with. " I was but the poor wreck of a once strong man. None of the medicines usually given for rheumatism did me the least good, sir. My old friends and xmstomcrB for got me, aS though I were under ground, With the end of my Jnose and the tips of my toes - - - Turned up to the roots of the daisies.'. . My days and nights were doleful and palnf uL I had no hope except In death. That Is God's truh, and Mr. MoshcrJ here, knows it. -i "I can't tell you how, but Pakker's Tonic cured -mei That was three years ago. I'm lively as acrlcket now, sir, and go my busi ness rounds every dny, rain or shine. You may tell this to all the world, and refer the doubters to me." . This ' preparation, which has been known as Pabker's Ginger Tonic, will be called almnlv Parker's Toxin. " Thti niionn i -made for two reasons: first, because ginger is umuiyviuuik uvvruig lnaxeoieni, ana sec ondly, because unprincipled dealers deceive their customers by substituting Inferior pre parations under the name of ginger, i There it no thange, "however ', in the prepara tion itself, und alt bottles remaining in the hands of dealers, wrapped under the name of Parker's Ginger Tonic, contain the gen uine medicine If the fac simile signature of Hiscox & Co. Is at the bottom of the outside wrapper. nov 13-dAw P0ELL H0TJSE. -JJNDER NBW MANAGE3tK5T . . . WILMINGTON, N. C j ; . ir jckrt. Proprietor.1 ; . Lte Proprietor : ATttaatlo i HoteL?v rtotClaii In ail its appointments. : Terms f ijo to tiOO.a MISCELLANEOUS. We Will Stop BraggiDg 'J - - 7 i ., j TOS THE PRESENT AlJOUT i I Our Celebrated Pride Flour, i as every body seems to know Its superior qual v . . .... . :r ities. However, If you want any, send around &nd we' Will supply you.- - ' We arc selling a large quantity of North Carolina Apples, '. " - - r- Snicrior lo quality to any on the market. THE BEST FLAVORED FRUIT SOLD IN THE CITY ! ROYSTER'S PURE OANDIES RECEIVED FRE3H EVERY WEEK. tip cts. per pound. P. L. BRID&ERS & CO. HO North Front St. nov 12 THE SXT3ST. '. NEW YORK, 1884. .About sixty million copies of The Sun have gone out ot our estauusnment aurwg ine pas twelve montds. . j If vou wferc to Daste end to end all the col umns of all The suns printed and sold last year you would get a continuous strip el in teresting Information, common sense wis'loni. sound doctrire, and sane wit, long eilbugh to reach from Printing House square to tee top f Mount Copernicus in tnc moon, tnen uacK to Printing House equaro, and then three-quar ter- of the way back to the moon again. ' But Tins Sun is written for the inhabitants of the earth; this same strip of Intelligence would girdle the globe twenty seven or twen tv-ciirht times. Jf every buyer of a copy of Tiik f UN during the past year "has spent only one hour over it, and if his wife or his grandfather has spent another hour, this newspaper in 1883) has af forded the human race thirteen thousand years of steady reaumg, nignt and uay. i It is only by little calculations like these that you cm form any idea of the circulation ot tha most popular of American newspapers. or oi its influence on the opinions atd ciiors of American men ana women. Tiik Sun is, snd will continue to be, a news paper welch tells '' the truth without fear of consequences, which gets at the l'a ts no mat ter huw much the process costs, wh'ch pm sents the news of all the world without waste of words and in the" most readable, shape, which ia working with all its heart lor the cause of honest government, and which there fore believes that tbe Republican- party must go. and must go in thli con. lug yerr of our Lord, lifc4 . - . . If you know The Sun, you like it already, and you will read it with accustomed diligence an4 profit during what is sure to be the most Interesting year in its history. If you do not yctl knoW.T he 8UN, it is high time to got Into the sunshine. Terms to Mail'. Subscribers. The several editions of The Sun are sent t y mail, postpaid, as follows: , . . 7- - - - ' '. DAILY SO cents a month, G a jc r; with Sunday edition, $7. I SUNDAY Eight page This edition furnish esjne current news or tne worlds special articles of exceptional Interest 10 every body, and literary reviews of new books of tne highest mejlt. $1 a year. WEEKLY $1 a year. Eight pages of the beet matter or tne uaiiy issues; ap Agricultural Department of unequalled value, special market reports, and literary, scientific, and domestic Intelligence make The Weekly mjn the newspaper I orj the farm er's household To clubs of $10, . an extra copv free. Addres3 -1 - " J W. JSNGLAND, Publisher, noA 8-" ' The Sun. N. Y. City T HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE Agent for the TANNER & DELANEY ENGINE i fc CO'S ENGINES AND BOILERS from 4 to 150 horse powers also Tramway or Narrow Gauge Locomotives. i Engines adapted to Farm use a epeclalty. On hand and for sale very low, FIVE SECOND HAND PORTABLE ENGINES. from 5 toi5 horse power. aug!5-6m S. W.1 SKINNER.. Sash, Doors, Blinds, i i , -. ' White Lead, Paints, ; French Window Glass. AGENCY FOR JN. Y. ENAMEL PAINT CO'S READY PREPARED PAINT. CI ALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND get our prices before purchasing. The fact that our Paints are from the celebrated Fac tories of WetherlU & Co., and Harrison Bros & Co., lsufficlent guarantee for. their quality and purity. . . . . . . ' A fine line of Cooking Stoves at Factory Prices, in addition to our large and full ' HAEDWAEE STOCK, to which your attention la respectfully invited. NATH'L JACOBI, eept 2 I : 10 South Front St r Sportsman's ! Goods. HAVE THE FINEST ASSORTJ1ENT o f English and Belgium Breech Loaders ever brought to ' tnu marKet. Also. & first class stock of Shells, Wadding, Primers.Cart ridge Bags, Gun Caps, Game Bags, Ac ' In fact we can show a stock of Hardware. Good goods and guarantee prices. - W. . SPRINGER ft CO., Successors to John Dawson & Co hoy 5 - 19, SI and 23 Market SUeet . North Carolina Resources. 'One of the most useful series of descriptive- books ever published about any State." I-Boston Post. -- ; , iZ. ' MISCELLANEOUS. Hale's Industrial Series. iTwo Volumes Now Ready. 1 1. The Woods and Timbers of Noirrn Carolina Curtis's, Emmons; acd Kerr's Itnt&idcal Rcnorts: supplemented by accurate CouDty ReiHrt3 of Standing Forests; andilius-j tratetl bv an excellent .ftiap oi me eiaic, 1 Volume l2mo II. In the Coal North Carolina - ley '8, Wilkes, and the Census I'eports; sup plemented by full and accurate sketches of the Fifty six Counties and Map of the State. ' 1 Volume 12moJ Cloth, 425 pp., $1.50. Sold by all Booksellers, or mailed postpaid, on receipt of the price, by ! E J . HALE & SON, Publishers, Booksellers and stationers. New York ; Or. P. M.nALE, Publisher, Raleigh, N C . sept 20 . Cloth, 273 PP-.fi---T-sidcsfi.r.:.:;. " v AND IRON COUNTIES OF Shoulders, V ft... -Emmons. Kerr'p. Laid- f BARRELS SDlrits TnnnI w : j 1883. Harper's Magazine. I ILLUSTRATED. Harper's Magazine begins Its sixty-sixth" vol-' ume with the December Number. It is not only the most popular illustrated periodical in America and England, but also the largest in its scheme, the most I beautiful in its appear ance, and the best magazine for the home. A new novel, entitled "For the Major," by Con stance Fcniroore Woolson, the author of "Anne," was begun in the November Number. In literary and artistic cxcel!ciice the Maga zinc improves with each surcessive number.' special eflbrts have been maac lor the lighter entertainment of its readers through humor ous stories, sketches, &c. i if I Harper's Periodicals. 1 Per Year: .WHOLESALE PPICEs; a no iouowinr hhmtiia. wholesale prices eenmjbv .i ? -rZ. small orders higher prices hare to bechajsJj ISAttttLNG ?cprese3i Standard. . .1 T.V. z ft ..v ft... BACON North Carolina: iiams, ft.... 'Shoulders, y ftrf.k...k..;;.." Sides, tf" ft... ' WESTERN SMOKED. " Hams'....... 4 Sides & ft.. 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Cloth Cases, for binding, 0 cents each by mailJ postpaid. j 1 Index to Harper's Magazine , Alphabetical, Analytical, una Classi fled, for Volumes 1 to (JO, Inclusive, from June, lt50, to Jnne, 18S0, one vol., Svo, Cloth, $4 09. J Remittances should be made by Post-Office Money Order or Draft, to avo-d chance of loss. Newspapers are not to copy this advert isevitnt loilhout tfte express order of Hakper & Bros. Address 1 -'! HARPER & BROTHERS, dec 13 New York First National Bank of Wil mington.. CAPITALSTOCK.. SURPLUS FUND. 1250,000 66.0W) Deposits received and collections; made on i -1 all accessible polnfs In the United States. D. Q. WORTH . DIRECTORS, E.E. BURRUSS, A. MARTLN, JAS. SPRUNT, i GEORGE CHADBOURN. rn.. i. . t.i... i j Carol InaJFernllzer. 45 wrouna liono-. ... i i .. . . . 0 00 5 50 600 5 75 6 50 ,11 OETICERSj: E. E. BURRUSS... A.'K.SWALKER... W. LAREJNS...... api23 President. Cashier A'sst Cashier P. M. Hale's Publications. THE WOODS AND TIMBERS DP NORTH CAROLINA. 1 vol. 12mo., Clolth, $125. I ' " "The Dublicatlon of such facta In a. ah.inp that makes them accessible, is the very best service that the public spirited men in the South can do their States' 2V. Y. World. "The very thine needed. A verv Imnortant work for the State. Wilmington Star. . "A timely and valuable publication. Must prove of great service to the State.' Char-, lotte Journal. , , "Mr. nale has done the State a ercat ser vice." Biblical Recorder "Of such thorough excellence that it de serves the widebt circu'atlon. Nashville (Tenn.) Lnmberman. - ; I . ; The book Is weii nrinted on tinted nancr. la handsomely bound in cloth, contains 272 pages and an accurate and beautifully executed map; of the State, with all its railroad routes de4 fined. : 1 " :. - : ..J. Second Hand. each. v New New York, each. New City .each.... BEESWAX, y ft........ BRICKS,- M .t BUTTER, ft . J . North Carolina.. ptoruiern.;. Wilmington. Kunacni CANDLES, ft 7 ":' Sperm ..... ... TaUow . " AdamanBme... . CHEESB,, lb- w;.vi Northern Factory. ..... : Dairy, Cream ....."" State COTEE, V ft Java. .......... Laguyra. Rlrt CUT TON TIES, bundle DoMESTICS-a . Dumue- 7 Sheeting, 44 yd. EasS:::r-.--"a: FISH . Mackerel, No. 1, V bbl 16 00 Mackerel, No. 1, V half bbl , 8 50 Mackerel, No. 2, V- bbl.... 9 w Mackerel, No. 2, half bbl.. 5 00 Mackerel, No. 3, & bbl 7 ik Muiicts, bbi...:.....:::;:: I S Mullets, Pork bbls.... ....... 7 00 Dry Cod, ft. B FERTILIZERS, V 3,000 fts i Peruvian Guano, No. I.......57 50 xno. a Lobos.... 00 00 . a- , -w vrv i5one Meat. ............ .......00 00 Bone Flonr on iw iNavassa Guano... ;..404W' Complete Manure... .joq 00 Whann's Phosphate.......... 00 00 Wando Phosphate.. ...... ...00 00 Berger & Butz's Phorphate.-OO 00 fExcellenza Cotton Fertillzer.55 00 French's Carbonate of Llsie... 7 00 French's Agricultural Lime.... a 50 ITAJUU, v DDI Fine..............:.. Northern Super. . . . . Extra " Family City Mills Extra. I - " - Family...: ....... Extra Family.... GLUE ft: GRAIN W bushel Corn, from store, bags.whlte. Corn, cargo, in bulk, white.. . Com, cargo, In bags, white.. Com, cargo, mixed, In bags.. Oats, from store.............. Cow Pea. niDKs.ntr- , i , Green ! ' . . . Dry HAY, 00 Its Eastern . . . ........ . Western North River HOOP IRON, ft............. L ARD. V ft. Northern.... North Carolina....... . LIME, W barrel.. 1 jjUfliuiuic, City Sawed, y M ft. . Ship Stuff, resawed...... 18 00 Rough Edge Plank.... 15 00 West India Cargoea.aecprdlng - to quality... ...!. 15 00 Dressed Flooring, seasoned.. IS 00 ?ca ruling and Board. eom'n..l2 00 AltIjAfeeKb, v gallon t ( New Cvot Cubu., in hhds..:.. " ".. In bbls Torto Rico, . in h ads -. " " ' ln- hbls.w....... Sugar House, in hhds " !" ir. bbls.......... Syrup, in bbl&-. ............... NAILS, Iveg, Cut. lCd basis.. OILS, W gallon- Kerosene... Lard........ Lineeed..... Kosln:...... Tar Deck and Spar...:.....'...... POULTRY . ; Chickens, live, grown... ... Spring Turkevs.. ... PEANUTS bushel. POTATOES, If bnshel- fcweet Irish. f bbh-. PORK, V barrel-- City Mess;.. ....23 50' Prime....;......., .....16 DO Rump....... 17 00 is 1 Carolina. V ft . . Jiough, w busheL... BAGS, y ft Country. viiy. .......... SALT,y sack, Alum., tf. ...... Liverpoo Lisbon..:......'....;......;..; American. ............ i .; SUGAR, V, ft Cuba....; Porto Rico A Coffee......... 7B . '. c ....... ..........L..r . Ex C ' Crushed... SOAP, ft-Northern.. i SHINGLES', 7 ln:tf-MTr..7....;.W 60 common...... .......60 Cypress; Saps... 4 60 Cyprees. Hearts. . . 0 "00 STAVES, M w. O. Barrel..I2 m sZ.jj. Hogshead.... ......00 00 8 U o s 00 O I 90 OJ730 Oft 2 9 30 644 oo' H ' 'in BT20 ou 10 00 ttlO 00 8 00 8 50 4 00 O 8 3g00 37W w w mi on 60 00 ftoO 00 00 . Gib 00 OC 70 03' lo oi 660 CO i . en " C5 7 00aes7j' 6 60 ft b r.i a 6 00 so . u 7C6 r 65 10 ' 4 ,10 I 20 1 15 75 0 a a a A o 5 ji"' : 6J ' M 1 10 I 12 OI 25 85 00 8 40 &Mi 00 ecu oo, i ; 522 00 mh 00 oil 41 00 CO 00 . 28 r 40 I 00 11 , 10 90 90 00 00 33 20 75 90 60 ; 50 0. 36 38' 4d . 00 2S 80 ft- ! ts 1 i g 1 00 e 100 a a a a a 90 35' 30 25 19- a 'ts 12 3 75 024 00 17 OC 018 00 4U(9 8. 95 a 1 15 ma : 140 00 a 00 00 00 00 00 ' 00 -00 a a a a 0 Gt , 6 IM EVERYBODY'S BOOK. Answers to simple Questions freaueritlv' tint to lawyers hj Laymen. - Points in Law of value to everv man In North Carolina (he Professiona iman, .the. Farmer, the Mechanic, ihc Landlord, the Tenant, the Cropper, the Laborer, f 12mo. paper. Price (Five Postage Stamps) 15 cents.- - - - ---"..ir - , - - For sale bv booksellers renerallv. whn mav be supplied in Quantities on favorahlo. trrm by either ot the undersigned.' - v If not to be had a your- local book store, mailed post-paid on receipt of the price, by I E, J. HALE & SON, Publishers, Booksellers and Stationers, N. Y.t feb 14 .. : 7' TATTrrw k TIMBER, tf- M f eeVhlpptDg!l2 Fine Mill- ........ ;...-..:.....ii Mill Prime.'... ...... ....... 7 Mill Fair 1 Common Mill... Inferior to Ordinary.. . . . WHISKEY, gal-Northern. North Carolina..... WOOL. lb Washed unwaahea.... , Burrv.. ....... 14 B ;. 75r 7s: W 75", Mi mi w a s ou A18 00 010 oa 0 -? W , 014 00. 013 00 0 860 6 000 6 50 , 00 0 0 00 00 0 4 00 00 0 4 00 00 0 ;28 0 30 . 21 0 22 10 0 " 00 25 50 Wanted. HORSES ! HORSES ! ! 'OB SALE TEN F them guaranteed to Will be sold low. Also, a few second i - CARTS will be sold i Horses and vehicles boarded and cared for. . . . : . . 7 ; r The ftneet Hearse In the city. ... -; ; t IIOLLIXGS WORTH St WAXiKEBJ Livery and Sale Stables, 001 ll t Corner Fourth and Mulberry HORSES, FIVE QF be good dray animals.' hand BUGGIES and low figure. -on .hire, and .hcrscs jg Y A COMPANY WHO ' PROPOSE TO etablish a manufactory thereon, well-timber ed cyprc8Slands. Parties who may have such . landa to dispose of are requested to commuol- cate, with me at Wadeeboroor by letter wUb ,;. Mr. Josh T. James, atj WUmlhgtoh in person. Fun prrtculars as to exac location of law1 number of acres, probable yield of Umber the acre and lowest price, must be mal known. - ; ' - iOHN !T. PATRICK, ; " "SUtelmniigWtlon'AgenfV w ' 7 ap&Mf. ..mi a. -a :Wjuieboroi fCr: ! Farmers, Take Notice. jyjORRISV HOG , ClIOLERA COMFOUSP j is just the thing to cure or prevent Hog Chol era and all diseases to which Swine axe eu ject ; it will prerent that ; dreadrol dle 7 known as Trichnae, and will put .your hojrsw a thrifty, healthy condition, clearing the Jo ceys, liver, Ac, ot wonna and parasites. ; .i Each package - contains one and one-n pounds and .wilL if given strictly according w , 'itrections. ewe 10 hoes of the Cholera and p - 0 hosrs in a condition to fatten In onehaJrwf usuai time, thereby saving one haMoiwe--; The-larmcrs of Dtrpfln county aregivto?" the praise. All farmers should, buy, For sale .wholesale and retail, by W . B GREEN. Druggist, Market Street, WllmlngtOT. K. c. dec 19-dAw-u I-