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cepted by !
jOSHT. JAMES.
aTBSCErPTIO"9 rOSTAflB FAUX
Six mouths, fXOO. Tmm
-rear w
' f11 ioo: One monui, w ces.
any part of the city, at the above j
.t or 10 cent . ; ,
'fLatista rates low and UbcraL
5ubscrtbH will report any ad all fail-
receiver heir) paper regularly.
J9ai7y
Review has the JargcM !
Mc circulation, of any newspaper
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"it is said there
are 100.000 person? in .
Tbpodorc Tllton is living qulely in;
aris, aUendios to his literary work.
Lawrence Barrett ha bought tbej
r;rbttoa new piece, "An American;
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Kogittiid imponca over mu.vw,iKo lt
Miss. Clara MorrtV receipts lor men The receipts of cottoM at this port to- ?usf Ui:islW:i 1 aeie Sf5TJrSf.oa the Sffig wnr!5SS
ntrformances in St. Louia were ! aav foot up 591 baioa. ' ! was nothing obiecUonaoie in the pro ; here at o a . m. theext morning.- Fare for
-i- Mme Mod esKaarew ior ; i gramme, neuner was uitre anjiamx ,V "--
iCht .ovmance3. I This beautiful weather ta 190 flue to i;emarkably uractire. Prof. Smith """ , ""
e 1 . I last aud it mav be that we will nav lbr:.i n.-, ,:oi, iini;htrii! i Qnnlftinnf Qnln nf TJnAn T
,22-5 la-t -'4' '( . o 1 Our people have already kot chnst
,rna production of Great Bntatu and; . . , .u . !
incus pro""-14 .. mason their brains and thc pretty t
irnd. "ul,' V
rmova-dose. J
Mr. John Ttuder, of London, a Iargc
wujekho'der in the Western Union Tele
srspu and Atlantic Cable Companies,
la New York, and proifsc4 to make
an e vtended tour of the country.
Mrs. Mary A. Miller, of New Orlcaivs, i
uas applied for a license as master ot a
steamboat. The supervising inspector
ot the district reports her ccmpetot,
but debars her because of her sex.
Mrs. Maddtcfc is the uauio of another
Kngliih beauty who has followed Mrs.
Landry's exainp'e aud lakeu to the
Huge. She U to uihkc a lour oi America
under BoucicamVs managemeut.
.
Kiug Charles, of Koumania, shows uo
mnsof his German birth. He is slim
and of average boight, of brown com
plexion, his hair and beard dark, his
eye calm and resolute, his voice sonor
oris and even, and his speech both quick
and precise.
The New York Tribune denies, on
the authority of Intimate friends of Mr
Tilden. that he intends to present Lthe
city with his library and Grameroy
Tark residence, as stated In the World
recently. It is also denied- that Mr.
Tilden contemplated a yachting tour.
.
The New York Lodge of Free Ma
sous has expelled John W. Griffin, one
of the oldest members and for five years
master, for dishonest and fraudulent
conduct. He had taken charge of sums
contributed for windows of deceased
members and pocketed the money.
New Orleans is going into her expo
sition enterprise with her whole heart,
and will put up au exposition building
having 1,000,388 square feet of floor
space. This building will be the largest
exposition building ever erectea, it i3
claimed, except the one in London, iu
tsee.
The News, of 8alt Lake City, a Mor
mou paper, observes that the President's
message docs not show bow the detruc
tion of local government in Utah is to
affect the question of polygamy. It
may harry the saints, but it- will not
pravent them from contracting "eccles
iastical, perpetual and eternal" "plural
marriages.
We haye spent since the war nearly
three hundred million of dollars iu
building a navy, but we have never
obtained an apology ior a navy tor our
squandered monoy. Is it worth while
to pour anything more into that rat
hole? Would it not bp better .first to
reform our methods of administration
o that we shall have what we pay forP
Standard time has proved to be so
i uconvenient in Columbus and. Cleve
land that the Councils of those Ohio
cities have voted to return to the loca
standard ot solar time. Local time
fctUl prevails in Cincinnati aud Chicago,
and the authorities of Louisville are
daily importuued to reinstate solar
time, by which most ol the factories of
that city contiuuo to run. :: .
On the 26th of November was the
llltieth anniversary ofthe first issue of
a newspaper iu Chicago. Mr. John
Calhoun was the printer, publisher and
editor, and one hundred and forty
seven eopics were worked off. and he
was the only printer in what was des
tined to be a great city. To-day 2.000
compositors are engaged in composi-
.... tion, and the single paper has developed;
into two hundred and seventy five regu
lar publications, dallies, weeklies and
- v all. .
The violatiou of auy ot nature s laws
brings its wtrmns bv th ffHHnr nf dm
comfort. Exposure will, induce colds,
- throat .diseases, comsumption. etc . all
of which give warning by a trouble
some cough. Use Dr. Bull's Cough
kyrop in time, and remove both the
cause and effect of your discomfort.
' v. For Pocket Knives or Table Cutlery
, go .to J Aooai' Hard wsreDepot. t
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VOL. VII. W ILMINGTON. N. C, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER
LOCAL NEWS.
ii uiiws cigars i (
Orand Masquerade Ball .
A David Eoot3 and Shoe. i '
Ij S 1? Co Fact, and Figure .
J II IIaedik Small Advance i
F O Milleu Holiday Prcacnt '
W ,1 Mott Stall Sonoethlng God
Hkinsbeegek Holiday reeeni
C V,' Yatf-3 Christmas Novell le
John Dyer i Sox Look- out for
Number
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Vour :
next week. , , j
things arc goiu offcast. 1
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lake a squint at Ui comet .tOi-nisut
through u glass but be careful' as to
the kind ol'agiass you look through.
Somebody has evident
5' been cuttiuj
down lots of trees hereabouts
Is pt late,
in the past
j judging by the slight rainfall
tlircc mouths.
The moou will be lull to-morrow
night at 11 minutes past 10 o'clock and
on Friday wo think we may look lor a
change lu thc weather. 1 . -
The water for the beautiful prismatic
fountain displayed at' thc Qpcra Iljmscj
last night was carried there -from' the
tank at thc LiUlc piont yard , a&d
through the ho3e of that engine.
Mr. A. David has bought on specu
lation the bankrupt, stock of Dryfoos &
Sternberger and says he is going to sell
shoes and boots cheaper than ever wag
Known oeiore m inis cny. e muuo
10 Close out in a lew weew i wubch
iy prices win oe merely nommau
A tmrtv of vonnff oien of this fiUv
have chartered the steamer Mihnehaha
for an excursion to Smithvilie to attend
the Grand Ball whjch is to be fiiven
there 'on to-morrow niffht. and will
!nfl mnntrin tirJretn at 75 cents each.
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A nleasant time may be cxDected.
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Free Concert.
In addition to the many beauties at the
Live Book and Music Store which are
interelng to the visual faculties, Mr.
Heinsberger will give a free 1 concert ai
5:30 OdOCK mis aiiernoon. xui
I be an jmjoyable feast for vUitipg friends
anawmgivelaem a uwcuFpuifcuuwJ w
see tne oeauiuoi uispiay oi uwiunj
goods. i
Exports Foreleu. i
uer onjt m. ,
nates couou, vaiucu s.vw,
dv Messrs. Aiex. ouruui s ouui
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.barque Tunsl. Capt. .Jensen chared
ci..a, kMnAA an, n n nurrnLS
"r wT
'ri,1!:
wes, iuu .u-
spirits turpentine, valued , at $6,699,
shipped by Messrs. Taterson, Downing
&Co. Schr. Lizzie Major, Capt. Foster,
cleared ior at. Marc, nayu, wim
799 feet lumber and -20,000 I shingles,
valued at $1 ,321,69. shipped by Messrs.
J. H.Chadbourn & Co; making an
aggregate of $56,020.69.
a riirlstirias Feast.
Mr.ano.H.Savagoltu.gooa-Ueartea
Superintendent ot the County roor
House, has determined that all ot t be
inmates ofthe establishments under hU
control shall share in the general jollity
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or the lesttve season, anu wun vats uo-
ject in '.view will spread I ibf Uem a
regular old-fashioned Christmas umner
onlChristmaa Day. This, by the way,
has been thc custom with Mr. . Savage
. u u-a i,,i jlwJ nf thi
ever since he has had charge of , the
roor House. i ,
City Court
George Evans, a young colored man.
I was brought before the Mayor this
morning charged with disorderly con
duct. The charge was preferred by W.
W. Fryc, a colored man who has been
in the city for some weeks soliciting
subscriptions for the Washington, D.
CXational Republican, iFrom' some
cause Fryc has recelve'd the sobriquet of
Jumbo', from the colored lads of the
city, and Evans was arrested upon a
charge of applying that opprobious
epithet to the representative o the
Republican. The delensc siouuy ae
' t.wi ih nimrsrc aud Droved bis inuo-
j cence. but stated that r rye owed him
rfive centa. paymeut ot whicu ue asKea
when he was told that be would be paid
Christmas after next." The defendant
wa's discharged and Jumbo" no. the
National Republican no, W. W. Fryo,
left yery much disgruntled. , . . .
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, low
prices, at Jacosx's. ... -t
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The Black Dwarf.
1.UI9 fajrt IY IS LAIC umuiw I vi.uu I
iindormMhoPfKmo ina tvnoaontftrt tn S
www - H.ww-
& larire audience at lac unera uouse
last niRht. The play, so lar as nterary
merit is roacerned. Is ix.
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as a spectaculau piece it was . very fine
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indeed. Tne trapeze pertorniance4 wasi.NEW AIrEBTISE3IENTS.
passably 1 sood ; tbe gymnastic rltftra:lfT irnRnilprnflp Til
upon the horizontal bar were superb; j I AUU xUUMlUerilUU Dilll
the dancing was good, and the character ;
m . t . 1 -
, acting oi Master r raniuc was exceuem i
mu5ic lor thc OCCasion.
Declined.
U'c have received a commuuication
i from an esteemed friend aud subscriber
regarding the Clinton & Point Caswell
Railroad, the publication of which wc
feel compelled to decline! VTehavc a
lively interest in the completion of that
road, believing that it. will prove of
incalculable benefit to the section thro'
which it is to pass, and wc would not
like to throw any obstacle, however
small, in the way of its progress It
seems to us that the proper place for
thc complaint ol our correspondent is
before the directors or thc stockholders
of thc road, where the matter may bo
properly investigated and "acted upon,
while iu publication iu the press would
effect uo possible good aud might per
haps result in injury to the enterprise.
AGlYeAwsy!"
Wc have uo though! - of, , giviug any
one-away, but would call attention to
the advertisement in this ' issue of
Mpwirfi t hn nvM. & Ran.--in which
teU lheir caatomcr8 what they will
tW ftWv nn Kew Vftars T)av. Thev
have nrenared a show case m which
htoMwnd articles enumerated have
displayed, and It with ita contents
! very attractive. This is no sell."
but a straight Vglve away" which they
announce, ana we arucies are on exm
. a t fll a 1 .T .
DltlOH, WUCre UW.WUlRDIUl UniUHew
Yearns Pay. The demauda of business
uave oeeu suuu uta . w. coo 10. ijor
Son have been compelled to materially
enlarge their facilitiee, and their store
is now an attractive feature on Front
street.
Very Attractive.
x. n w Vt h ht hnntatre
fittedup"in excellent style and has a
tempting display ofhoUday goods,
which are being sold off rapidly. We
took a look over his premises this fore
noon ana were mucn pieasea wunwnai
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arranceu so aa to uraw rubuuuu
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largetbus far and there has been
constant increase in the number aeek-
j after present3 8uiIable for their
w niviv fitt n
- receotion of visitors who wish
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to nave pnowgrapns oi memsetves or
their friends, and is really an inviting
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The ltajalu ,
Concerning this! new Madison Square
play, the St. Iui3 Republican, (Thos
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s ire successes are events
wllicil command the attention of play-
: T: . nomoa C7anl t'llQ 11
goers, ruso tu.w
lh..T, here
It ia a performance that no one can
afford to miss. H. hi. Pitt plays Harold
wycou, tne liajan. a mr. i .
an admirable piece oi work. , Uiiiie
the Gladys, is , handsome, her
movement is arace ana sue acts tne
! nvMltanMv nrftl) fftrinn HI mnrp.'a
Emilia is inimitable. Mrs.l Dolhe
Pike plays old Mrs. Pringle finely. E.
M. Holland, as the crabbed old "Awyer,
Jekyll. was intensely iunuy. Barrows,
as Kichard Joselyn, plays a timid lover
against an angry father, as most yonng
men would like to be able to do. Jeo.
Rrneninir. as Buttons, is phenomenal.
UAL L. D A .tv... -
Tint inns is & fat bov. stuffed with gin
gerbread and cakes and apples. ' and
served up with mishaps and accidents,
"The Bajsh' is full of original, cleau
humor and pleasant surprises- , The
scenery is simply magnificent, and
nothing as pretty as the glade scene,
with its running brook and limpid pool.
has been seen in St. Iouis. There was
a large audience and the actors ruado a
pronounced hit."
The Rajah will be presented at the
Opera House in this eity to-morrow
night, tha 13lh inat. .
Herkshlre Bllas.
Mr. Josenh Ken r on. of Otis. Berk
shire county. Mass., ' certifies that he
had rheumatism so that he could not
raise his hand to hit head until he tried
a bottle of St. Jacobs OIL By ruing it
a few times he was entirely cured.
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DIED.
PABCK At Torter's Seek. New Hanofcr
county. Dec. 12th, IStK at 2:1 A. M... Mrs
AXXfK PEABCK,' conso
sort.cf Capt. E. L.
reared.
c( rearrc ob irhoratiav. Dec. isth, at
O'clock, Jk.. M. trlenu? of tuo lately are
InTlted to atteml.
T SUTIIV1LLX, 'THURSDAY De- 1.
Ttie
lie 6team yacht
MINNEHAHA has been
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T have InMibt the entire Bankrupt Stork
Dryfoos A; Stcriiborgin-and will close it ontj at
ke than ' - i
Mauufacturer'k Brices I
Thii? stock is known far . and wide -n the
UANDOMEbT and BKST 8EUoai5D of
iuiy lujthe (dry aud as the goods are jroing to
be sold very lotr for cash rdv It will iay
purchaser to examine bume bcforS bayjug
elsswhere, I
dee 12 AUAVID.
Something Good.
MB. IT. H. JOnSSON "tVILL BE pleased
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to sene auy oue at tlaU No. 5, where will be
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loaad to-morrow aad aext.lay,
NEW YOBK MUTTON, by Steamer,
rusE uouvTAiy beef.
KXT&A TOWN COW, eometblDg' tiue.
A lot No. 1 COUNTRY POBK. . , .
SSMP&OS COUJTTY LAMB aid tJKj butt
8AU8AGB to theory.
i W, J.' MOTT, -
StaU No. Kew Market
dee 13 ?t
SMALL ADVANCE:
WILL CLOSE OUT MY ENTIRE stock
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of i Christmas and Holiday Gooda at a 6 mall
advance above cost.- -I tcapectfully invite all
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who axe in need of such articles to call and
aee my goods before purchasing elsewhere.
This la no catch. I am determined to close
out theae good at once. They maa sold. '
i. H. HAJtDlN.
Druggist & Seodman, '
de 12 124 South. Front St, New Market
Look Out for Your Number
OUR ANNUAL GIFTS TO OUR CUSTOM
ern wm be presented at our Store on New
Years Day.- Customers who have not
received tickets for each dollar's worth
of roods bought of- us and paid for
irirur the year of 1833, wm please can at
once &nd eet them. We srlve one ticket for
every dollar, spent with us. Tne roiiowiog
oomprlae the valuable presents that wm be
(riven to out customers :
1st One Fine Suit of Clothes made to order
in beat style. I
2nd One Elegant caina Tea seic.new aeaign
3rd One Suit of Fancy ImportedUnderwear
41U une juutmona sscan sria.
6th One Fait Solid Gold Initial 81eeve But
tons .
6th One celebrated "MelvUle" Hat
7th Half Doz. "Crown" Collars, latest de
ifth Three Paira Cnffc,. the popular' Crown'
Brand.
8 th One Monarch Yoke Bosom Linen Shirt.
loth One Beautiful Plush Scarf.
.Uth One SUver Headed Walking Cane.
12th One rancy Silk Handkerchief.
14th One Pslr of 'Ho tolas' Suspenders.
15th One Gold Collar Button, .Pearl Stone
Setting.-- K!ififi-. - -
16th One' Pair Famous Boston' Garters.
17th One PairXlneys Patent Sleeve Sup
porters. '' , ' '
Total value of articles given away t200 . ,
JOHN DYER & SON,
Tailors ond Haberdashers,
dee 12 Wilmington,' N. C.
OPERA HOUSE.
THURSDAY EVENING, PEC,
13fA-.
ONLY REPRESENTATION IN THIS CITY
of the latest and most notable success
from the Madison Square Theatre
THE RAJAH,
Infinitely Bright, Merry, and Charmingly
Ilctaresque ! Original Cast aud Com
plete Scenery!
THE GREAT GLADE SCENE, with its
1 Brook of Real Water, running across
. the Stage "
Beaerved Seau, fl, at DYER'S. Tuesday,
ec Hth. at 8 a. m. Admission,.- 75 , and SO
Dec
cts. Gallery, 25c.
' x v.",. cec ju.
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES,
IS NOW OFFERED BY
M . , -
linHQ Rm and1 DeROSSet.
UHUd DlUd ailU LCliuoooi,
Market and Second Streets.
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Bronze aad Gilt Ornaments,
m ,C)gr and Cigarette Cages.
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c Christmas Cards. Hand Pslntcl.! 5
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5 "Ink wnds, unique design-. j
Gert Ames's Drosatng Cacs.
2 'Smokers Sots, very handsome,;
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3 Munds Bros'. Parlslaa jackets. ! 5-
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'Cut G1m Cologne Bottlesl
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BAY VIEW BEER.
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T OLD NORTH STATE' fijl LOON. No,
mith Front fct. fine OldClcmmer Whiskey.
Bye. Plae Apple Bye, N C Corn and Apple
Brandy. Finest selection of 5c Cigars In this
city. Good OYSTERS, Jte.. Ac Tar Heel
stftaatad, - decll
12. 1883. NO. 293
NEV ADVERTISEMENTS
FACTS AND FIGURES.
Truth Strou'er than Slauilcr.
The Record of thc last Year.
A partial llotjof tiic prizes h!kvc Oue Thou
sand Dollar, paid by The Loui-jIaaaStato Lot
tery Compaiiy daring, the year ending Novem
ber 18:3, together nMtfi the names and addreaa
ea given ta the Company ty the holdCT!, omit
Uhg those who hate rcqaested lt.
Receipts for the amounts are on die at the
offlrpa tf tbe .Companr.
OK A WIS G OF DirCEMBEK 1?, 1n2"
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Sallic F Kinsley, 1T23 Master &t,' Phlla-
dclphla. Pa i 10.COO
Thos F Bell, 8G E 5th st. South Boston,
Maes... ..j. 10.0CO
Harper t Fries, l il W Court t, Cinciu-
- to r.
tn i" arvfii ' ?i wiitarii phiri! 'south ;
uatl. Ulilo
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End, Bosioi). Muss.
lrt.rf)
F Bplhagcn, 711 Pine su, St Louis, Mo. .
L ficlton. collected through Kentucky
National Bank ; ...
3lra Harriet Woodman, Vcaier, Doon- A
daza Co, N .Y
PaidWella, FargOj Co'a Bank. tan
' Francisco, Cal.. ....... ...... ..v.
Underwood Fisher," collected thiough
1st National Bank.Thrcc IUvci, 5!lcl
Geo C & D Ayrcs, Panvllle, Va
5.C00
5.C00
4,000
4 AH)
.,000
PIU.WIG OF JAyUAJXV t, 1553.
Alviu Kcnslcr, Odessa, Mo i ... T5.OO0
AugnBtlnc Lopez, ?6 Baronne at. New
Orleaua.La... J.j. s S.C00
F Taguapietra, 123 Conti at, , Kcw Or
leans. La. . . . J 3.0C0
H IS Stevena. Tltubvllle. Pa. collected
through Penn Bank. Pittsburgh, Pa. . 1,200
J B Ketchum, RiSBroaaway, xew xoik
Paid Union and Planters Bank. Mem- -i-
phlB, Tenn ; J lOOlCArd andbACQUES.. All elrea, colors an
DaAWI-G Oy FEBBTJABT 13, 168,1.
Chaa Bigney, JrJdaysvillc Ala, collect
ea throucn w u &&on 00, uunis-1
ville. Ala...L.. ...
19,000
nrlttendcn Ttoluxurd. Second National"
Bank, Louisvme, B.v. .
Paid National MotropoUtan Bavk.waah
ington.-DC.
Goorga Kohler, Zaleeki, Ohio, corrected
5,000
tnrougn r irat Kauonat naps, vuicin
nstl. Ohio..............
5,000
Samuel Cook. 1306 Tenth at, N: W.Waah
lngton.D c
Geo E Harris8,Surgeon General's office,
S.000
2,000
L R Davis, tzy Washmgtop at, New Or
leans. La...; .....1
2,000
PLu8cy!&i0 Burgundy st, N Orleans.. 2,000
"ngoodrs & CoTcctonl, O.TT.; 2,400
G ZeUs, PhUadelphla, JPa....
Fald Nodawav vaiiev toi
r ?VTrt
DKAW1KO OF MABCH 13. 1883..
j Alien ecuaeffer, Allcntown. r ,
J.T Dever Handsoms DeDOt.bouthamp-
- ton lo. va.. ...i. ...... ...uw
K lrt , n.iluitu Kt Pan) Minn. rnUfvA..
e.i through National Bank of St Paut. 15.000
John Shipley, Morriatown, Tenn 0,000
Israel Brown, ueaia, la
u.-a-nau x cwc, c v--- o., v. .
PnTfTinfMationaVBank" chicaeo Ills. 2 000
Jacob F Dickson. Newburypon. aiass. .
Gcorre Whitman. Kennexvil
Prof John C SpUls, 12 Hopkins st, Cin
clnnatl.Ohlo -
George H Persons, Mount Lookout, O..
W B CordrAmelift, Ohio
Jno Francisco, Washington, D C
W H St Clair, Washington, DC........
1,200
1.20J
1,21.0
1,200
1,200
DK-vwcro or apkxl is, iss3.
Michael Connolly.Troy, NY
TTAnrv M Klnnfllins-. 1SS Dearborn st.
25,000
Chicago, His. I. . 15,000
Anatole Tricot, Vermllllonville, La... 15,000
James R Day, Malta Bend .saline co.aio s,oo
Edwin T Kisenberg, Jr. Phl'ad, Pa.... 2,000
IT FT Hnnwr. St Ucore'fl. Colleton CO. I
s c.:..:.:..:....:...: 2,000
Wm H Hampton, Tracy City, Franklin
co.Tenn 2,000
R P irTTirr. 541 Fourth st. Milwaukee.
Wis. .77..:..- 2.000
DEiVuiO OF MAY 8, 1831.
Don Antonio Martinez Perez, Havana,
Cuba, collected throuffh Messers Mo
ses Taylor A Co. NewTTork city 30,000
Paid ! Messrs C B Bichtrd & Co, 61 -HroadwaT.
New York. 2.400
James J McMillan, Caldwell, Texas. . . . 2,000
Sam Jones, Los Angeles, Cal - 2,000
P Schumacker, Allentown, Pa . 2,000
J F Albert. 614 Locust st, St Louis, Uo. 1,200
Henrv Ehrhardt. & W cor 10th A Mar
ket 6t3, St Louis, Mo..... 1,200
DRAWING OF JCSB 12, JSiS
'James DcmoruUe, Trcne st. New Or
leans, La J. '3,003
GustaveKoaenthaUFayettcvllloBt., Kai
elh,N C.'.-.,.... 15.000
Paid L F Servary .bookkeeper State Na
tional BankNew Orleans, for account
- Bank of Commerce, Memphis, Tens. . 10,000
Frank Brown, Eastport, N, 1 10,000
W B Hutchison, 12 Old SMp, New York. ltf,CC0
H x l'lessance, cieveiano, unio .3,w
James J Walsh, lt9 Varick st, N York.
F M Ward, Pasadena, Cal, collected
through Wells, Fargo & Co.San Fran-
!elco, Cal.....
G T Klmberlln, Texas, Washington. oo.
5,000
...
3.CO0
Ky, collected th-ouh f irst national
Bank, Springiteld,
. 7
1.000
DRAWING OV JCLV 1, lttX 1
Lie at Joslah Chance, 17th Infantry, Fi
Lincoln, Dakota 3u,C0
Gus Botto, Opera saloon, Cairo, lib,
and A B Gibson, condtKtor Cairo Di .
vision, Wabafch, St Louis & Pacific R
R, Carmi, His .....15,000
Chas D Thompson, 33 E llthst, N Y... . 10,000
Theodore Volgt, 25 Avery s Boston,
i Maes
T T Moore. Bunrln. Mercer co. Kv. .... 5.000
j H Evert, 423 N Clark st. Chicago, IU. 1,200
EPLobach,416N7th st, Phlla.Pa-... 1,200
M Drtrichstem. 3 Chamben. st. New
York city, collected through uerman
i i a Bank, New York 1,200
j . i
j ' " DJUWUO OF ACGCSI 14, 1S8.
1 w a aiuse, ttocity uouni, r - j,w,-v
i vnic&su. 4MB
1 Jack Grsves.itocacU EnadnoNo 4.Sah-
Cnlcaso. ins.'.. w.wj
vlllc, Tenn 10)o
Work. MftW n Monroe st Chicago.
' ills.: :.5.0wj.
: Messrs oant aciig ana i at Lutienaie. .
selma. Ala -J0
1 Wm E Oatcs,C W11U,A A Pretcott an t -
Kobt Payuo, collected through Vicks-
1 burg Bank of Mississippi 2,4'
S I V VomlersmUb, Locust st, Phlla,
! Pa. 1,2W
r DKAWUGOi SZTTTEKBU 11, Itti, -"
Airs ALaniiA utihiwd, AiuiaBuij,ui w.vj j
J W Kabe, eor Marigny Claiborne
ats, ISew Orleans, La J5,ooo
Chas L Mayer; care Hlrsh, Mayer A Co,' ' '
' 160 Maiket at, Chicago, Ilia... 2,400
W C Merrill, Albert Lea. Minn........ 2,000
A Miller, 721 Tremont at, Boston.MsBs 2,001
PLEASlf KOTICX.
; We will be glad to' receive eommnsSeatton
trmoarixlcAdaonanVand'aB ribJScU , ,
general hitereetlrai ' - -----
c ithe name of the writer mtut always ba ru
nlshed to the Editor..
Comnrnnlcatlona mm tt wnttea oa oal
ona aide of tha paperr ' . w.,- . s
" pOTonaHt Mtiitba aveilea. ' "
And lt is especially and particularly ci4 j
tood that the Editor doea not always en'dot -the
views of correspondents' onleaa aoj state
in the editorial coIn.aina. f '
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
... I. . i . . ., .
' XJBAWDfO OF OCTOITER 9,-l?il, i.
L A Uayer, for Mra M P Usycr, . 'c w .
ork city. i$,00o
Thos Matterface, New York clty...... 15.tOO,
11 C Rlehartlaon, collected through J It
Dick A Co. MvadviUe, r.. ; 5 0C
Mra Ij Woolery. Philadelphia. Pa 5,-0
M C Mitchell, S1085I at, N Y. Washlnr-
ton, D C. .V. .CCI
K M Flack, Hopklnsviue. Ky........... S.O.p
Wm Lowrey, 124 W Madison at, Chica- ' s 1
.so.lUa.... .......4. 20
.1 J Medlng, Washlngtoo, D C... 2.000
J G Turner, cor Common & Barroune
s is. New OrlwM, La
Wm H Kord.293Dryades t, New Or--
lim, 1.2W
DBA WIS G OF NOTEMBEB1 '13,;1S3. t " j
M A Saccrdote, 53 St LouU tt. New Or- v '
leans. La, 113,000
N Ii Phelps. H3 Berlin st, C6tu Diet) N i i
OrlcauB, La.. ....... .,... ...... iri.CCfi
Paid Bank of Madieon. Jackson, Tenn.. 6,000 1
Paid 4nles raMard. S Orlcan9 Nation- -ii
Bank. New Orleans. Ii 4.oii .
Robert Alexander, through Lock woo it
io, fan Antonio, Texas....... I.Sjo
FortullparlK-ulariiiof toe iirand Seml-An-
anal Drawing ot the lgth inat. ieee scheme iu
another colatnn of, thl paper to-dayj L -
. lid" i.ITU.TTT.
Christmas Coodo-
MISS E lCABRk
WILL OPEN SEXT WEEK 'A'ICE
l.:
A8SO BTMli NT" OF.
- :
Fancy ArticlesforChristrtias
Hare In a ccinplete feteke'f '4 1'1 I
Millinerv and Fahov Goods.
vnuva onAns nmi idovinAiviM,
I ? - : 1
1
rrices in 'JER8By8-M
STAMPING nd HAIB WOUKdoaat rea
1 eouablc pricca. ' ; ' - -:- -"dee 1
Holiday Preoen t
rno BE GIVEN AW AT J -EVKUY-PUB-
1 chafer of
$2 Worth of .Gpodsl
V
i.
will bo entitled to receive a chance at a most
1
jbeauUful, extravagant and richly. costumed.
1 Imported DOLL, which , has been arrayed ia
thek MffW rtf fmaMnn k -.'WikU a..
i - " -
... .
This iQUKEV OP THE IVll.TA. Ja'tll ka
f,,,0"
I affections with, and to be given on New Year's
i rT-y, . . -- r-- v
I numuer.
CHRISTMAS GOODS !
aw TcwnT w v. mirw iron vnuvo
ous to Wemiae. Fancy Extravaganxas, Im-
;rt7"' rmr;n.Mr ' .nVV,'
America. . . - i . j
Please caU early, see the LOVELY DOLL.1
make your purchases. anoT procure your
cnances, ac " - i- - -
HEINSBERGER'S,
dec 10 Live Book and Muslo Stores
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
-.-.,. ...... .
N EVERY VAHIF.TYAND TOO NUMER
OUS to be mentioned, can be fonnd at the most
reasonable prlcas, at "i - -;., v
F. C. MI IDLER'S, Drugstore, I
dec 10 324 South Fourth, Corter Nun at
5 and 10 cents Cigars, 1
HAVANA FILLERS,
Best lu the city, are on said.
Drugs and Medicinal preparations of the
highest grade at I .... .
TNO. T. SCHONWALD'S,
dec 3
Drug aud Precrlptlon Store
Cigars ! r Cigars !
JEW BRANDS OF. UNEXCELJEJ) Stock,
A luxury within reach of aU.
Toilet Soap, a new and elegant line. I
Tooth Brushes, cheapest and best, at
WILI
LlAM. U. GREEN'S.
nov 10
117 Market Street.
Jolin C, Dayis,
TTORNEY AND ' ""V 1
A COUNSELLOR AT-LAW.
Wiutmaxow, N. C.
Olllce over the Bank of New Hanover.
Practice la all th Courts of the State. ' i
r Special attention, paid to the col lectio a
ot claims. . , - . . . . : r on or 24 lm i
Ohristriiaa: GrbCQxies.
BOYE?5 RAISINS; licit Quality
London Layers, very superior.
BOXES CITRON,
j TIERCE CURRANT. ..- j
GOMPLETE STOCK OF ORANGES,
LEMONS, FIRE -CRACKERS, 1
- . ('- i
CRANBERRIES, CELERY,
And all the Dc'lcicle of the season.
gQ PACKAGES 'pFMINCE MEAT,
Nice, f rejh APPLE BUTTER, just r
! celved, which law retailing atSC par ihjujxJ .
All Aooli giisrante4f be.t quality, id wtJI
be old at LOWEST PRICKHJ ' ' '
James C. Stevenson.
Wanted- -
A eEBVANT TO DO THE WORK FOR A
1
mall family. Apply at No.- "11 -Doek street.
ictwvcjs ocycbui aa4 xtgaiu. .. -
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