The Daily Review,
An OJi SoldiQifo
EXPERIENCE.
. Calvert, TexU,
nlnUa c?!ttai of -.
Ayefs CherryPectoral
4U a cocgii raaedy.
Wtila with Oxorrhnri amy, jttrt beior
tfce WtU of Tkkatmxz, I contracted a -art
coLL which, terminated In a dacgcrooj
cocti. Z fooad no relief UH oa car znaxta
wt earae to a cocsiry atora, vbere, oa uUsi
for tocaa rtraedy, I wu txrjed to try Am
CZZXXT PXCTORXI. .
X !ii so, and tu rapLHy cured. Sine
ilea I Lava kept the Pxctosal ooostastly by
i&a, tor fatally cae, a&dltLarafotmd it to bi
aa lavalsatla recddy for droit and lon
T1 leases. J. TV. TTjrmxT.
Thoeuadj cf testimonial certify to the
protnpt etrt of all bronchial and long
rartlona, by the cm of Am'i Csrsar
Tzcto&au Bale vrjplataUe, tie rocs j
eat caUlrta take U readJy.
raxr aexd bt
Dr.JJO.Ayer&Co.'jLowelMasf.
by all Drcfslttf.
jaa 1 Ijr tcJpitAir
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 0. 1SS4
The ixuv Hcvicw has the larccti
ova fide circulation of any ticuipapcr
IN CONGBESSYCHTKKDAY.
SENATE.
Washington, January 8. In the
Scnatd th t niorninz, petition were
orccnteil by Senator Miller, of New
orfc. asking tori reduction of city
v-ojtage to one ceotj and fortba pass go
of a national bankruptcy law
The resolution of Mr Halo wai agreed
to. calling on ibe Secretary of the Nary The air pump was
diruion are also laying down a -con-
tinuons line. West of tho Pigeon river.
in thn direction of Warncsville and
Charleston, which will be. continued
until the road is completed to the mouth
there with the llabnn Gap railroad
This road under the contract is to be
completed by the lt or .Inly, 1585. ine
work will be puibed ; vigorous-
lv forward until CTCrF ! foot of
rail on this road is of steel. -
As the local train on the Charlotte.
Colombia & Auzustaroad, Capt.; John
Allison, conductor, was coining tow
ards Charlotte Saturday nighr. th
speed ot the train gradually slackened
until all at once it came to a dead stand
still. CidL A Ui?oa went- forward to
see what the troub'o was, nnd fund
that the engine was actually frozen.
frozen nam ana
to furniftb information of the original I upon parts of the ore box, lorjar lcic'.ea
cot of all vessels whoso names are I were hanging. AH effort to got up
r..ni..i in tiio Komi Tlp-yi-iier tor 1683. steam wero unavailing and ns a last
Koreans of the Gov- resort a nuantity ot w.wd was taken
mi thn iritn Pincr.se lor all I froin tho tender ana Diiea unaer tue
fQjjll,)l?g
. f a i i
engine, wtien it was iireu . nnn in mo
course of a few minute it had the
desired cflect and the train once wore
got under headway. -
MISCELLANEOUS,
NEW
FALL AND WINTER
NOW Ol'KN AT
;i 10 Market Street.
in the
March 4h. 1831. with the comes of
special anl assistant attorneys and
detectives, employed. Alio, one from
the St-oretarv ol War. transmitting a
list ot otticers or the army on detailed
rvicft and includine those on sick
leare.
HOUSE OF KEI'IIKSENTATIVES.
Mr. ijnnt. cf La,, introduced a joint
resolution for the immediate appropri
ation of &1.WK.G00 in accordance with
the urgent request of the Mississippi
Kiver Commission. Keferrcd.
" Mr. Money, of Miss., from the same
committee, reported back a resolution
calling on the I'ostmastcr General lor
information as to whether a British spy
named O'Brien has been allowed to
tamper with American mails in New
York. Adopted.
It ...i a ti-(Wli!A11 I- Cf..l( I under the call oi, Mates a numoeroi
UnUSUal Attraction in OtyieS bills and resolutions were introduced
and referred, araoni incm tnc iohow-
.....
My Mr. Jlobmeon, ot a. 1 ., a reselus
tion calling on the Secretary of Stale
for information as tOj whether onr
Ministers obey the lawofMardh 27th,
1867. This law forlids Ignited States
Ministers to foreis countries from np
PcariD2 in public in court dress ami rc-
Toeiumraie ctea a mnall irUon n( our I quires them to wear the ordinary ah
erntntrnr.
repairs on the same vessels under Bu
reaus or otherwise. i
Pttltions were presented by Messrs.
Vest and Bayard, from merchants and
manufacturers, sskioe confirmation of
tho trratv with Mexico.
Mr Vaii Wick presented a 'preamble
and resolution, scttinz forth that It is
asrUd by the New Urleacs & Pacific
Bailroad Company that as the Attorney
General has decided in lavor cf said
i.inipany. as to tho lands claimed by
them, and that the Secretary of the In
i trior ha let constrained to act upou
aidoninion. it be resolved, until Con-
jre:. at this session! determine the
: . . . . . ,
uestiotii iuroiyeu in me c.aims oi
aid company for the lands, the Secre
tary of the Interior suspend action as
to jasains certificates or patents for said
lands.
A communication was received lrora
the Secretary ot the! Treasury trans
nitTiificr onn!p4 nf vouchers audited by
the first auditor on account of expenses Mfltt's Sfl.11 Rfl.fTfi Ffl P.tnrV,
DeDartment of Justice ssnce Ow
Vor the Ct:rc ol Coughs, Coias.!
HIorr.c?.;Brcnchiti3,Croop, Influ
Ion'", Arthnm, v hoopmsf Cough, In
!ci; icnt Consumption and for the re
lict u f cor.siun pi: ve persons in adan
j r . l.., i: T--c-t-
by all pniggists. Price, 25 Cents.
MISCELLANEOUS.
. MISCELLANEOUS.
A 8
I j IN THE. FOLLOWING GOODS
Ladies 64 Cloths reduced to $l:and $I.25r-former price $1.75 and
Jersey Cloths in best shadea reduced to.$ Informer price $1150 per yarJJ
Fine Silk Velvet in all shades at $2 per yard;
J
"ftl jink Til
rov 13-!y tefp dAtr
CO MME ItCI A L NEWS.
Furniture.
' . ! . -
CI1AMDEB AJiDfl'AKJiOUblUlS
from to $I,V). Sew ntylcR Ri nrvcas8
gooU at
GREAT BARGAINS !
FIXB DOOK CASES, SIDEBOARDS,
S1&CKKTABIK3, WAUDIiOBfiS,
! LIBKAHY TABLES, Ac
blp. Ac. JLc . at b!x bareaias Call and see
me before ywJ'v- U. A. 8MITII,
MOTI
U now complelcl anl Is
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IS KVr.RT DKPAKTMKXTt
hTKAM SAU3AG E i'ACTO RT
really to U'l oruera
for Fresh Tok Saogase, Smoked Saaeae, Liv
er Pu.tdinj.Hog'a Head Chptac. Also, Bolog
na Saua;re will be made the year round.
Order by Express C. O. D. will be prompt
ly attended to.
Thi In tUi largest and mott complete Saug.
Respectfully,
I W J. 1IOTT.
fe Factory South
jrtnltf
Magnificent Line of Goods.
MP
ALL WITH TK LOWEST PRICES ASSURED I
Vmtica artety, wonM ocrupy too nntrh
tyace, aad we therefore nTue only a fetr Ihr
lartment. Black and Colored Silks. .
Ottoman , Urocaded & Uhadames Silks.
Plain and Brocaded Velveteens.
DRESS GOODS in all the New Shades.
Cashmeres. Shuddas, Series,
Camel's Hair. Foulc. Ottoman.
Nun's Cloth, Ladies Cloth. Flannel.
Mohairs. Plaids with Combinations.
Trtn Checks. Brocades. Beige. &c.
Trimmings, Fringes. Giiup.; Buttons,
to match all aborc.
Cloaks. Dolmans, Sacques and Jerseys,
Shawls.
I-adicV Blisses, Men and Boys' Merino
Underwear.
Blankets and Flannels lower than they
hayo been lor years.
Ioea and Embroideries at prices that
will make you buy any way.
Hosiery. Gloves, Corsets. Skirts,
Tabl Damasks Towels, Sheetings,
While Goods.
lUn and Boys Wear,
Supjpand Fancy Dry Goodf ,
&c.t fcc, &c.
AUboahlM tb rooent kcfla In price a.
a4 aa lajrecUoa of wae will tndaco my rt-
toaa. aa wIVaa th publio la axueral. t proCt
hr LaTMtl&x in oiae pf the MANY Bi R
QAIK9, r.i. m. katz'.
uy Mr. lieacn.ioi is. 1., profosiug
the following amendiiicnts to the Con.
slitution.: 1st. Uniform laws on the
subject of marriage and divorce. 2nd.
Giving the rroident power to veto one
or more items in an appropriation bill.
3rd. Creating a ktatale of limitation to
ail claims against Ihc United Stales.
4th. Credit, money or property of the
United States not to bo loaued or siren
to private corporations. 5th. Prohibit
ing tho granting ol exclusive privileges
and forbidding legislation on appropria
tion bills.
Also, a bill to repeal Section 2.771 ol
the Bcviprd Statute?. This bill will
allow foreign vessels to ascend our riv
era and unload- At present they must
unload at the ports oi entry. The exist
ing law is a serious restirctlon on com
merce.
By Mr. Bingham and Mr. Randall.
ot Penn.. each one bill tendering the
thanks of Congress and conferring ad
ditional rank; upon Chief Engineer Geo
W . Melville, ol the Jsanncttc Do-
IjongV vcssol. 1 !
By Mr. Mackey. of S- C. lor the
errction-of a public building at Beau
fort. S. C.
By Mr Itouce. of Tenn.. to cnall
tobacco planter I o sell tobacco raised
by themselves fej from internal reve
nue tax. Also, to admit sugar and
salt free of duty. j (
By Mr. Warner, ot Tenn.. abolish
log the duty on bibles.
By Mr. Youo, of Tenn.. authoriz
ing the construction of a bridso across
the Mississippi river at Mem phis. Tenn
Bv Mr. Ballentine. of Tenn . to re
peal the iron-clad oath. j
The total number of bills introduced
to-day is C71. f
Cancers ami Other Tumors
are treated with thvual sccxisslby
World's Dispensary Medical Associa
tion. Buffalo, N. V. Send for pam
pilet. j ' 1
STATE NEWS.
Our Trade
JJURIXa THE HOLIDAYS WAS EKTIRE-
ly satlsfartory, and rc feel grateful for so
liberal patronage. Anditioas to onr stock
have been extensive vrithln the last tea days,
and we show a new and complete line of
CHAMBER and PAR IX) R FURNITURE,
RATTAN and REED CHAIRS, FOLDING
CHAIRS, In VTclton, Velvet and Tapestry;
Parlor Dcaka, Library Cases and Wardrobes.
We have a large stock of common Furniture
which wc offer at close prices. Wc invite an
inpeeUon of our stock. Respectfully,
THOMAS C. CRAFT, Aflrent.
Furniture Dealer. .
jan 7 tf So. Front St
Assignee's Sale.
rjUE CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCK
of Superior ! -
WINES, LIQUOR, PORTER,
CIGARS, CANNED GOODS, Ac.
la the Store of S. P. COLLIER, Xo. 2S North
Front 6trect, will be sold at cokt to close the
assluiucnt. The best opportunity ever ofl'er
ed to get a superior article cheap.
Call an 1 see.
Iid 4 lw
WILMINGTON MARKET.
January 94 P. hi.
' SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted
dull at 33 cents per gallon. Sales of 125
casks at these figures. 1
j ROSIN Quoted firm at . SI. 15 for.
Strainel and $ 1 .20 for ,Good Strained.
TAR-j-Quoted firm at $1.40 per bbl
of 2S0 pounda.l . j
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Quoted
steady at $3 for Virgin and Yellow Dip
and $1.15 for Hard.
COTTON Quoted firm. Sales of
aw Dajes on a oasi3 ot 104 cents per
pound for Middling. The following are
the oAicial quotations
Ordinary. . . .
-j VENETIAN CRAPES,, a new Mourning Go Ms
In all Wool and Silk and Wool at $1.25 and $1.50. , Good well wo Ui ei
and S2. - t ' - - " " : "n. , - :-1 . j WI
ST Some few Holiday Goods left which we are closing out at a Bargain
dec 29
1 1 1 r
! 1884. 1
Harper's Weekly.
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JULIUS SAMSON, ,
111 MAItiXETi STltEETr
Baltimore AlVUnih
Steamship Line;
illarpsr's Weekly stands at he head of Amer
ican Illustrated weekly journals. By Its uu
iai tliiu position l politics, its admirable ii
lustrations, Its carcfullv chosen scriaU, short
ttoyiea. bkctchee, aud poems, contributed by
toe foremoet artists and authors of the day,1 ft
carries instruction and entertainment to thou
sands of .American houies. I .
t will nlwavs be the aim of the publishers
to make JTarper's Weekly the most popular
and attractive family newspaper In the world,
and, in thd pursuance of this design, to pre
sent a constant Improvement to all these fea
tures which have gained for it the confidence.
Good Ordinary .... .
Low Middling
Middling
Good Middling
75
n
n
10J
103
centSj
DAILY RECEIPTS.
Cotton.
Spirits Turpentine
ttosin-
Tar
Crude Turpentine.
04 bates
80 casks
200 bbls
46 bbls
06 bbis
MARINE NEWS.
JOHN R. TURRENTINE,
Assignee
nil 6 r.larlcet St.
Rutherfordlon Banner: A corres.
dent in a "home am on the Hlli"
writes: "Mr. John Kelly, a citizen o!
McDowell county, died at his residence
nn rWo 9-rtd nt lh adr&nrwl v. ni
LlVCrVand Sale StaWeS. 107 yearn. Mr. Kelly hoed corn last
to two weeks prerious to his death:'
-Lafayette Wilson, aed about 17,
son of W G Wilson, of Colfax Town
ship, accidentally shot himself last Sat
I pruay morning while out hunting, and
fie wasstand-
i r it rti a
tr I lug jdo icocc. uu gua icu aua ne
hide for baineM or pleasure vin be ae- jUQ3ped loetoutof danger hut receir
! ed ' tao whole loan in his stomach.
Hollingsworth ds Walker,
Cortet of Mulberry aa4 Fourth StreeU.
TiAlTTiES ix'skeu or noRszs ksi I mcd Sunday morning.
eoamodaXe! oa Tt ry reAoaaV term.
Hone bMe l at rarefnlly U?n-t.
(ioot teua., cofofortabl Tehlclc an t carr-
gf- j b b , m ...... . - ......
a. aU U rep'tTour loiifiini.
, U rMP',tfoUr aollrtte!.
HOLUSGSWOUTU WALKKR.
2 in 1.
rt
T R talo your likrn
Aad lake then fle.
TU tit yoar watcliea
T keeiroo"1 tle;
I do U work veil.
Kotrnttid t m.
I r you itoat believe tt -
Try me and
7 J. L.-WINNEK.
PbotncrapW aad JeweWr,
Market tlalldtn rfUlr)
horribly manlinx him.
Charlotte Observer: Meirs. Liddell
& Co.. the well known machinists of
this city, yesterday closed the trade lor
six acr ot land, on east Trade strrer.
opposite. ScbifTs tannery, upon which
chey will shortly build lare and roomy
a . .a
iron works ana macntne saops. tnc in
creasing demand ot their trade calling
for new and more extensive shops.
From Capt. V. K. McIIee, we learn
that the entire Western North Carolina
track is to be laid with alee I rails, and
i that besides the large amount already
laiu, a iorce oi uanas are now cngageu
!n laying down a section of 50 miles.
The construction force of theDscktown
Apples.
CRATK3 APPLES ON HAND,
Q Bbla. Assorted Apples,
Tfgi, Chlckcna, Better,
Beets, Turnips, ctc.'etc
At R. MCDOUG ALL'S.
No. li Cheatnat St. bet Front and Water
iani Tllmlnton. N. V.i
GREAT S A L E
OF
IKSITS
AND
THI8 WEEK,
AT
TAYLOR'S
BAZAAR,
118 Market St.
WtlAirNOTOX. Sf. c.
Old Newspapers
pott 81 UC VERY CUEAP.
- ' AmCrtt
ARRIVED.
Steam yacht Iouise. Weeks. Smith
yille blaster i
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha. Biii-
bey, Smithville, AIasterT " .
Steamer John Dawson, Colvin, Point
CaswelL R P Paddison
Steamer D. Murchison. Smith. Fav-
etteviUe; G W Williams & Co.
Schr Jessie W Starr. Burton. Wil
mington, Del, Geo Ilarriss & Co, guano
o Champion Compress Co
Schr William' C Green. Ha wes. New-
York, 1 Geo Harriss & Co. sulphur to
Navassa Guano Co
Schr William K Messervey. Massers
voy, Uoston, t5 G Barker fe!Co, guano
to C C K R Co
CLEARED. S
Steam yacht Louise, Weeks, Smith
yille. Master i r
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha,! Bis-
bey, hmithvule. Master. I
Steamer D Murchison, Smith, Fav .
etteviUe, G. W. Williams & Co. 1'
Nor, bngantine Amaranth, Thorb
ornsenl Hamburg, jPaterson. Downing
& Co - !
Exports. 1 "
FORF.ION.
Hamburg Nor brigantino Amaranth
2.397 bbls rosiii. 10 do tar. 10 do
crude turpt, 2 d gumtbeus
support of it'4 large
array of
sympathy ..and
readers. -
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MONTIILYJ STATOH5NT.
, STOCKS OX HAND JAN. 1. 1884.
Cotton ashore, 7.452; afloat, 7,608;
total, 15.150.
Spirits-'-ashorc, 4,477; afloat, 550; total,
5,027. j ,
Rosinashore, 70.215, afloat, 16081
total. 89.2M5.
Tar ashore, fi,070.
Crude ashoro, 2,081. j '
RrjEirrs from dec. 1 to jan. l.
Cotton. 14.923; spirits, 4,742; rosin. 41,
503: tar, 11,691; crude. 3.04 1.
KXP0RTSFROM DEC- 1 TO JAN..1.
"domestic. I
Cotton. 5 024; spirits, 1.245; rosin, 1,131:
I tar, 4,381; crude, 3,306. j.
Cotton, 10,207; spirits, 3,430; rosin, 03,
531 ; tar, 5.137; crude. 5.
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JJEADY FOR USE OK (TABLE, COSH
KIENT TO -HOUSEKEEPERS ASP ICOS-
OUICALi . ,. : .
Vessels lor this Port from "For-
j I efffn Portsw
! BARKS.
Nor Agder, 456 tons, Flagsttdt, , sailed from
iiamounr, uct. ii. i
iior.AU, 461 tons, Aslakeen, sailed from
StetUn. Nov 18 I
Nor Albatroa, ATS tons, OIa n, at Marseilles
a or .Apouo, 39 tons, aieisoDi, sailed lrom
Liocaon, nor x
Nor Arizona, M2 tons, Johneen, at Liver
Dooi. isov ry . i
Buss Atlanta, 311 tons, Nyberg, sailed from
Mary port, Nov It
Dan Eleue, 438 tone, Dahl, sailed from Baltic
Gar Erna. 583 tons, Burmclster, tallee from
Hull. Dec 3 1 !
8kntasar. Aug S via Palma. at Plvmonth Sent
it I I
Kronljren Augusta. 400 tons. WIMe. cleared
irom Bietun, iwc.i ,
Ger IxDlae WlchardJ. . 333 toss. Ehmcke.
sailed from Tenneriffe, Nov 17
Uer lucv A Panl. 577 tons. . sailed from
Ajnatercuun,: uee o
Ger Marie, tl tons, Permien, sailed from
Hamburg, Dec 14
Ger Orion, 223 toss. Clausen, sailed, from
uamourg. xov
or rruuenua. . . sailed from liar.
ae4Ue.Decl3 -
; Nor Rauma, 224 tons, Lcndegaard, sailed
uvv iituutmr. ingr 9 .
Nor Sara. 415 tons. Lanen. sailed from Piv-
mouth, Nov 13
Nor Teiemach. 23 tons. AnderarH. mak1
from Valencia, Nov 10
Ger Texas, sal tons, Loot, sailed frosu Ham
burg, "ov 16 i
Br vick & atebane. 06 tons. Ilen&k. .11
from Hamburg, Oct 21 .
Swd Vulcan. 27 ton. IJnandr mtti
Loudon, Dec 4 ("T
Nor Zippora. . . rmm CnTir.
i . BRIG3. ' " . L.
Daa Lonlae. 379 tons. I fatten ji!1m1 tmm
Antwerp, Dec 17. r i
racatw7j(.Oct3y
To Boflders and othcrr Go to Jaoo
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
&cl Yon can get aU sizes and at the
Uwc5t prices ---
SELLING OUT!
HATS & FEATHERS
I . AT REDUCED PRICES.
! v MRS. KATE C. WINES.
No. Hfli N Second B'reef, nxt Post Offl
jan o - .;!
G.
A LL MADE BY "INSTANTANEOUS"
process. Have just received a fine lot of
Fancy and Plain Frames,-
which are selling cheap. ,
Call and let Mtf, CEONKNBERG make ycu
a Chrlstxnaa picture.' i
VanOrsdeli'a old stand,
dec 13-tf HORTON FBEEifAK.
Steam Yacht Louise!
p ASSENGER AND FREIGHT STEAMER
for Smithville dally. Kates low and accom
modations fine. The LOUISE la mm ikn.
and la guaranteed safe. Will leave Smithville
8 A. M Leave Wllminstan 2 o'clock i i
Wharf foot of Dock Street. T
, ot , I I . WM. WEEKS,
dec?41y. j ... Agent and Owner. "
HOLIDAY PRESENT
JN EVERY VAUIETYAND TOO NUMER
reasonable pricai, at
. V JT.'P- MILLER'S, Drag Storr.
dec 10 324 South Fourth, bona Nun at
Don't Forgot
rjlHAT IIUMPfHREr, JENKINS ft CO., will
receive at theirOyater House. No. 11J, Souta
Front Street, tonorrow. rrVfi. M-rTli.
of those fine GARDEN OYSTERS T raUerf
TtllL .tl yfPJ Oyttera la the ahelfl
Oysters asat C.,0. D.
Lea n
: ' '
WE IIAVE ALSO
CANNED OK
. ;.v:-: and
Canned Tomatoes & Okra.
Makes elegant Soap. Receipt for ff
Soup thrown In.
stjgae oueed hams
AND!
SUGAR-CURED STRIPd A SHOULD-
1:'
Call early "before the rush.
P. L. BRIDffEBS
& GO.
Jan 7
HO KortU Front Ot.
It Don't TJattor
TF THE OLD YEAR 18 GONE AS D Tfl
JL i i I
New t Year hu rinu irtnrrt0VVi
KINS A CO., are aUil receivlnr at their W
ter JIone. No. n p A,,tT t,.zTi-i. I tret
anpply avcrr day of New rjver Oyatera.
aiwaya ou hand, Ac. r ? i; !" !
CI
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"fr
a j
AT MONACII'a. I6i, BrCOXD STBEET'bf
twees Market and Princess. Ladlca an!
Uemcn'a good of every dcacrtpUon. any co'r.
Also, clean! nr. acourin and t lachin. ff
me P?" f TOUT Old UU Gloves.. !
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