MiscgAASEcws.;
A HOME DRUGGIST
TESTIFIES.
jvrortty at Lots 1 tot always the best
tMt cf cent, but v point proudi y to the tact
that do tier cMIcIca hoi xrou for luell
zca cairersal arprocatioa la it rra city.
su, aad country, xd among an psopta, as
Ayer's. Sarsaparilla.
Th foaowlnj letter f roa erne of car beri
' fcnown Msnachuscus Drcrrlfj should be of
Interest to every laTerer :
RHEUMATISM.
years ajo I
La4 a attack cf
Khru mat lain, so
Tro that X could cot more from the bed. or
dress, without help. 1 trIM serrral rrm
clles wliixmt Q3ci If any relief, caUl I took
Anst's MacsaraEitxa, by tb e cf two
bottles rf which I vu completely cured.
Have soil lam coacutie of your JUnA-
raciix. and tt sua rt talcs lis wonderful
fmlaritr. Tbe masy notable ceres It has
fleeted la tliis vicinity cenviaeo ta Hut It
it lh bnt bkxxl inedkLse ever offered totb
public fc.t. Hasan.'
Birtr St, Rockland, Ma.. May I J, lJKT.
SALT RHEUM,
tirococ Axprcws.
crerr:er In the Lowtil
Caruet Corporation.
wasforeTtTtweiityyeaistKtvjfs hi tenjorjl
to Lowell adirtM vuh 8lt Khutn iu tt.
wont form, lis ulcerations rtniU covered
tooro than biit tho surface cf hi body ar-d
llab. H was entirely eared Mr Avra -
SaaaarAklU.. he! certifi'sK in .yra
Almanac lor iiC.
racraatD ar
Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co.jLowelljMaar.
Soli by all DrCKielt; II, pfs tt! for
itn 1 ly Hi
IMEW
n a tt 4 XTv iirrxTrill.' I
rAuLl A i I J YIiJrjlV
;
MlV OI'KN Ai
116 Market Street.
SPECIAL HAIMUINS!
IN KVSaY DKPARTMKNTf
Unusual Attraction in Styles
Masnlficeut Lino ol Goods.
All WITH THf 10WIJT Hltll AJIBBIO I
To etuiTte erea a tail! portloaotoar
(aifM TsrU'ir. wonUl oertipr too mac
pac. aad we therrfore Mf only a tew ih
parttucst Bla and Colored Silks.
Ottoman, Brocaded & Uhadame Silk.
Plain and Brocaded Velveteens.
DRESS GOODS in all the New Shades.
Cashmeres. Shuddas. Sere.
Camel's Hair. Foule. Ottoman.
Nun's aoth. La!iej' Cloth. Flannel?,
Mohairs. Plaids with Combination!.
Pin Checks. Drocadow. Beiges. Sr
Trimmings. Fringes. Gimps. Buttons.
to match all aNv.
Cloaks, bolmans. Sacuej aud Jersey?.
Shawls.
Ladies' Misses. Men and Boys' Merino
, Underwear.
Blankets and Flannels lower than they
have, been lor year.'
lAces and Embroideries at prices that
will make yon buy any way.
Hosiery. Gloves. Corsots, Skirts.
TaW Damasks Towels, Sheetings,
rowels. Sh
ysr Wear.
White I
Men and Boys
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, a
&c. &c &c.
All boexbt at the recent !ed!ie ta prices.
ad aa laapectloo of same xtl lo-luee my pxt
roaa. as well as Us public la reacraU t profit
by taretUax ta soma of tb MANY BAB
OA1SS. x
W. KATZ',
116 r.larket St.
YM.M.nMil Cnln Qfililnc
Livery ana Mile MaiHcs.
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HbUincsworth & Walker, i
GoraeTOf Malberrr -l Fmrth Street.
YAKT1CS IM SEED OF HORSES AND
Mclrr bn.lse or T'uv win
.vttel ery resMabl trrm.
rim at
Ubotr iciaa i carefuiij
iSiwUtiBu.wi'V"'"
2 in 1.
Til tke your Ckcxesfs.
Aud take fta oar.
rut s your watches
To kern rood Ume:
X da all work ell.
i:alrutd to me.
If you doa't beliere It
.Try jf L WINNER.
Photocraphr and Jewekr,
f -Sew MsrfcetlnU.aa(npUlr)
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i.rha Daily Review.
TlT.SDAY.JAXl?4iiV li. 1?S4.
IN C'OXGUCSS VK8TEKUAV.
SENATE.
, Washington. .In . II The Senate
men proceed icu to inee;ecuou ai n i res
ilient iir ten)., ami elected benator
Antli'iuy to ihit Glcc. Mr Anthony,
iu a few Cilinr rirds aiid with much
feeling. decline! tbo honor, owinff t
; the precarious state of his health.
IVeai'ltut im icm of the Senate and
1 the otth of otlice wa aIuifnistercI :o
t k tiu by Sf mtor Garland. I Ark., who
! occu'KI the rhair during the election
i proceeding j.
A petition was introduced by Mr.
; V. - iroru pttrk accrs and dealers
, ikin2 !r rclnlialr.ry Ici'.siatire mcas
:irei l" pnleI. iheni innii
- : & . A
thu uaml
iiie.tt. now
1 b:vtz practiced by Germany and Francs
v.' in.. thf. ft'V1 : thn l.'n .tcd Staler.
ut'.in ras: "It I aseie?s 10
k !: i' l..-c iiHtioiii in aiy other
way ekcejit weh ieimin as will
f-.vii tlLuu tt rt sM-ct l w nrifH oi cm
zcas of the I'uitcd State"
fcV:.t,V"i. V. "... :r:;T rn.;!! i..rl
in ihe tateofie...r-i. ;
Itv Mr. :a!l. to repeal ail law and
;tiri- of law prohihilins pensions to
.voiii.rlrd or diab.etl soldier of the
I'liiii: 1 c?ia!tvi without proof of loyalty.
, Mr (Wkrell offered the following
rc.ohi:ioii. which was azrceU tu:
;..h.'iv. That the Secretary of the
rrr.Tiry bv aud he is Jhercby iiireittl
to r-jorl to the Seuate as sooii a may
!. . ... I lot amriiirill nl'iftiil f.lin
j mimI bullion deposited io the Treasury',
' -sub treamyy . and designated depoi
! tork'- of the ruiled States, in exchange
; tor iivt rcertiticatcs. and for which sit
; vr certificates have been issued d 11 rinjr
! the t-a lender years 16TS to 1 Sr3; or, il
! more convenient, during the fiscal years
: l7: to IHiC. and during the first six
! months of 11 ; and also, whether there
j has Ieen any refusal to receive such
i gold coin or bullion or bilvcr ecrtirt
cales. anu it so the reasons ihcreior.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Under the call of States the following
bills, clc, were introduced and referred:
By Mr Oatcs, of Ala, to require cir
cuit courts and the United Stales Sm
prcmc Court to decide all cases prcdi
cated ou contracts or breaches thereof,
according to the law .of the State or
place where the contract was made or
to be pcriormcd.
By Mr Reese, of Ga, lor the erect ion
of a public building in Augusta, Ga.
By Mr. Barksdale.of Miss, regulation
inter-State commerce.
By Mr King, of, la. providing for
closing gaps in levees of the Mississip
pi river and for the improvement of the
navigation of said river.
B Mr Cox. of New York, to repeal
the law prohibition cx-Confedcratu o Gl
ee rs from serving in the United States
army. I
By Mr York, of N C. for a public
building at Winston. N C.
By Mr Warner, of Ohio, for the re
demption of trade dollars. :
By Mr Mackey. of S C, to simplify
criminal proceedings in the U S courts
By Mr Youn. of Tenn., to improvo
tho navieation of the lower Mississippi
river and incideatly to protect and re
claim the valley lands ofthe Mississippi
river. !
By Mr. Throckmorton, of Texas, for
i he appointment of a delegate to the
Ifouseot Representatives by a council
ofthe Indian tribes in Indian territory.
By Mr Shaw, of Ills., to repeal tbo
civil service act. f
STATE NEW8..
Newbern Journal: Amos Starkey,
colored, of James City, acd aout 50.
while crossing the railroad bridge yes
terday morning, when near 2d pier
Iroin this side, tell dead across the ties.
Highlands Enterprise: Last Friday
in urn in? the most destructive fire which
Highlands has yet known visited our
place, when Mr il E Ewing's residence
wan burccd to tho ground. What was
one of tho neatest and most attractive
houses iu town in less than two hours
time was a mass of black, smouldering
ruins. The fire broko out at about
seven o'clock in the morning, in the
third story, and was doubtless caused
by a defective chimney.
Hickory lrcss: Capt. WaddiU has
received notice that the first mail and
passeuzer train ou the Narrow Gauge
will reach Hickory to-night. On
Thursday last Mr. John Martin, of
Hickory. HilUV: II ill's champion cloth
ing seller, went out bird hunting. lie
flushed a covey of partridges, nine iu
number, and brought down with two
shots ol his double barrel, seven of the
nice. It is a very high compliment
to our townsman. Capt. A. C: Guutor,
maaager of the Sieger Sewing Machine
office, who has just received a fire
drawcrimachme worth $70 as a prize
; oflercd for the largest receipts shown by
j any omcc in thebtate. llo also received
j the prize $20 in cash which was
offered at large in both North Carolina
. and Virginia. 1
; Goldsboro Messenger: The couditiou
jot Mr W II Williams. of Duplin, who
has for some weeks been iu this city, at
lhc idnocof HCury ic. Esq.. a
sufferer of Bright's disease, shows but
little improvement, we regret to learn.
c&' rSK
passed through this city last week re
turning from a trip through the far
Western States, cn route for New
York. He is now travelling with a
I first class minstrel company. Wonder
fwhero W J Best is? Mr Mordecal
wcck Hb aged father. Mr Willie Peel.
hrtvears old. aecomt.anied him. Wc
regret to bear tbat others of onr citizans
1 contempiate emierating to the land ol
orange groves. J )r G M Roberts aiid
j family have also gone back there
! Charlotte Opener: I The Masouic
remote Association of this city have fi
nsllv closed uczotiatioos with the Mer
chaatsand Farmers Back tor the pur-
ichaso of that valuable city property lo-
cated on Tryon ttreet. adjoining the
Second Presbyterian Church, upon
which Mr. Alien resides, i. ho sum
paid for sixty leet front of the property
wki $3.7S7JSI-. It 13 the intention of Ihe
Ui:t owners to beiu uie erection uju
ih lot forae time shortly, of an elegant
three f lory baildin. the &nl floor to
i!!r;!(Hl into tiro 54orercTni3. The
second sary raav be arranged for an
opora Uonsc and the third Elory will oe
U5t! lor the Masonic .bodies in Char
lotte. ! he lot U one of the finest pieces
of property in the city and tbo building
which the MaAonsrill erect will be an
j a pes log structure. v
Ilst of Letter.
A list of unclaimed letters remaining
at the Post Office in tbi3 City oc Wed
neiUy. Jan. 1C 1854: . 1
B Charles Bailey. Harral Bronson.
Mary E!i7a Bryant
(J .fames Cansler. r T.
I Brag Durham. A K Dienl. J D
Dickson.
F! Atr.m Kverett.
F Marv F Fenner. P T Fulwood.
Rose Grccu. B J Gibbs.
H Satunel Halt. J F Harris.
I John tV Intze.
J Wash Jolly. Fannie Johnson.
K J T Kendal!. (2).
I. Andrew Low. F A Lauce. Capt
Peter I-artham. Peter Liushland.
M A D MeGill, Alolsir McLean,
Swift Miller.
N (I Newton.
P Mary Jane Parker.
S Samuel Smith, tjuilly Slokam, 1)
(i Smith.
I r r 1..
T-Bcrorl.v K -rrayser. J.aura
ace
Persons calling for letters in the above
list will please say "advertised::" if not
called for within ten-days will be sent
to the dead letter office at AVashington,
N. C. Ei. R. Bulnk P. M.
The celebrated 'Fish Brand Gills,
Twine is sold only at J acorns Hard
vruro 1)iol-
A Merciful Man
JS MERCIFUL TO HIS 11 EAST. THIS IS
a Keotle Lint to owners of "unWunkctcd"
horses. The iUce to lmr any price Blanket
you want, to-ctber with L-p-robC3. Carriages,
iil.l!ej, Haruceo, Tnmk, Satchel?, Bags,
Ac,!at
MclOUGALX. A BOWDES'S,
inn II No. 114 North Front 81
Sportsman's Goods;
"tiTE HAVK THE FINEST ASSORTMENT
f o t Enfflldh ant Belaium Breech Loaders
ever broDCht to this market. Alao a first
class stock or Sheila, Walctlnjr. Prlraers.Cart
rUlB&K8, Uim Caps, Game Bags, Ac In
fact we can show a stosk of Hardware. Good
roods and iruarantee prices.
W. E. SPEINOER A CO.. -Successors
to John Dawson A Co
Jan II 19. 21 and 23 Market 8tieet
John C,. Davis,
ATTORNEY" AND
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
WIL3HSOTON, N.
Office over tho Bank of New Ilanover.
Practices la all the Courts of the State.
9W Special attention pal J to the collection
of clatm. mWtf
For Saturday.
TRESSED TOULTRT, DUPLIN COUNTY
SAUSAGE AND LIVER PUDDING, N. C.
Sides and a full stock of Choice Family Gro
certcs. Prices reasonable. Respectfully.
A. W. R1VENBARK,
The live Grocer and Prodnco Com. Mer
chant 111 North Water St., Wilmington. N.C
jnnll
Special Inducements.
r AM OrFERIKO A SPECIAL INDUCE-
ment In ZEPHYRS, having a very large lot of
it, ana wittiing to reance stoca Deiore pring,
I will sell ail colors at 11c and black and white
at 10 cents per ounce. FOR CASH. -A aloe Jot
of Handkerchiefs. Linen and 8Uk. I win sell at
reasonable prices and stunp initials free of
chrochet Goods, such as Shawls, Fascina
tor. Caps, bacqucri, Ac,, at low pi Ices.
Hats trimmed and notrlmmed as low ss can
be bought anywhere, and a large stock to
peoect rrom.
Respectfnlly,
MISS E. KARRER,
jtnlO Exchange Corner.
Apples! Apples ! Apples I
QN CONSIGNMENT AND MUST BE SOLD.
N. T. Balds la Apples, Ohio Red Apples, N.
Y. Creamery Butt r. S. V. Roll Butter, Ohio
Butter, Va. ileal, car load or small order so
licited. E. G. BLAIR,
Commission Merchant, 19 N. Second St.
decSl
Steam Yacht Louise,
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT STEAMER
for SmlikvUle dally. Kates low and accom
modatloas fine. Tho LOUISE Is a new boat
and Is guaranteed safe. Will lea to Smith rlllo
8 A. M Loare WUmlnatsn 2 o'clock P. M.
Wharf foot of Dock Street.
WM. WEEKS.
Jan 11 Agent and Owner.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
JN EVERY VAttfETT AND TOO NUMER
OUS to be meoUooed. can be found at the most
reasonable prlcos, at
r. C MILLER'S, Drug Store,
dec 10 334 Souta Fourth, Coxver Nun st
FemaleSchooI.
MIS3E3 BUBS AJJAMES, Principals.
MBS. M. S. CUSHING, Musical Instruct re ss.
rpHE TWENTIETH ANNUAL SESSION of
this School will commence on Thursday, the
4ta of October, 1SS3, and close during the third
week In Jane, ISSt.
Toe course of Instruction U thorough and
systematic. Terms reasonable. Leaeonaln
palaUng In Oil. Water Colors and Pastel, with
Septa and India lak drawing, and Crayon and
pencil sketching, at moderate rates.
Where a class of tea or twelve ta formed for
tho scbool of painting, the price will be re
duced. Pupils outside of the school who desire mu
sical lasirucuoa. wiu ao wen to apply early.
For further particulars Inquire of rrfncipab,
or call for Circular. v
crt!i
It Don't Clatter
JF THE OLD TEAR IS GONE AND THE
New Year has m, HUMPH BET. JEN'
KISS tc. CO., are still receiving at their Oys
ter Houe No. 112 outh Front Street, a fresh
supply ctctt dayof New River Oystera, Oys
ters sh ipcd C O. I Fresh Shell Oysters
always oa hand, 4tc jaa
Fancy Coodo.
F
ULL IJ5E AT
GILES A tfTJRCHJSOVS.
Murchttoa BJock.
dec 51
D
O
JUL
r
D
n
For the Cure of Coughs, Cold
Hoarseness, Bronchitis,Croup, Influ-j
enra, Asthma, Whooping Cough, In
cipient Consumption and for the re
lief of consumptive persons in advan-
Iced stages of the Disease. For Sale
jby all I)n'gists. Price, 25 Cents.!
nor 15 lj tdp d.tw
CUilME ItV I A Li Jtf 12 V M.
WTLMTNGTON MARKKT.
January 154 P. M
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted
quiet at 31 -cents per gallon No sales
j reported. I
. ROSIN Quoted firm at 1.15 tor
Strained and $1.20 for Good Strained.
Sales of 500 bbls Strained at $1.15.
TAR Quoted firm at $1.40 per bhl
of 280 pounds.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Quoted
steady at $2 for Virgin and Yellow Dip
and $1.15 for Hard.'
COTTON Quoted firm. Sales of
300 bales on a basis of 10 cents per
pounds for Middling. The following
i are the official quotations :
Oraiuary I.:... 8
Good Ordinary .......... 91
Low Middling 91 '
Middling . 10
Good Middling.. 10A
DAILY RECEIPTS.
cen
Cotton 346 bales
Spirits Turpentine 137 cask?
Rosin , .. 1568 bbls
Tar ; 186 bbls
Crude Turnentine 42 bbls
3IAKINJB NEWS.
ARRIVED.
. Steam yacht Louise, Weeks, Smith
ville Master '
Steamer Bladen. Green. Favette
ville. C S Love & Co. 1
Steamer A P Hurt, Worth, Fayette
ville, Worth & Worth.
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, Bis
tey, Smithville, Master.
CLEARED. ' ;
Steam yacht Louise, Weeks, Smith
ville. Master 1
Steamer Bladen, Green, Fayette-
viile, U o Love & Co. .
Steamer A P Hurt, Worth, Fayette
wortn& wortn 1
U. S. - mail steamer Minnehaha, Bis
bey, Smithviile. M aster.
Steamer John Dawson, Colvin, Point
Caswell. R P Paddison
Schr Wm C Green, Hawes, Charles
ton, S C, Geo Harass & Co ; cargo by
Navassa Guano Co.
Exports.
COASTAV1SE.
Charleston, S C Schr Wm C Green
3,473 bushels rice.
MONTHLY STATEMENT.
irrocKS on hand jan. 12, 1884.
Cotton ashore, I 6,808; afloat,; 1,084;
total. 7.892. i
Spirits ashore, 3,915 : afloat, 1542 ; total
5,457.
Rosin ashore, -75,951, afloat, 6.C94;
total. 82,645.
Tar ashore, 0,305; ashore. 551 ; total,
6,850. ....
Crude ashore, 1.738.
RECEIPTS FROM JAN. 1 TO JAN. 12.
Cotton, 2 135; spirits, 1,537; rosin, 13.
627: tar, 1.610; crude, 1,396. j ,
EXPORTS FROM JAN. 1 TO JAnL 12.
DOMESTIC.
Cotton, 954; spirits, 306; rosin, 18; tar,
821; crude, 1.727.
FOREIGN. j
Cotton. 8,439; spirits, 801; rosin, 17,-
260; tar, 12; crude. 12.
Vessels lor this Port from For-
eifirn Ports. j
BARKS.
Nor Agder, 456 tons, Flagstadt, sailed from
Hamburg, Oct. 11. .
Nor Ala, 461 tons, Aslaksen, sailed from
Stettin, Nov 18
Nor Albatros, 503 tons, Olsen, at Marseilles
Nor Apollo. 453 tons. Melsoxn. sailed from
London, Nor 2
. Nor Arizona, 64-2 tons, ohnscn, atLircr.
pool, Nov 29 ,
Russ Atlanta, 311 tons, Nyberg, sailed from
Maryport, Not 12
Dan Eleue, 4S8 tons, Dahl, sailed from Baltic
Gr Erna. 52 tons, Bunnclster, sallee from
Hull. Deo 2
Nor Gna. 3SS tons. Andersen, sailed from
Skutasar, Aug 3 via Palma, at Plymouth Sept
Kronhren Augusta. 460 tons. Wilde, cleared
from 8tettln. Dec 21 , - - .
Ger Louiso Wlchards. 350 tons. ; Ehmctc.
sailed from Teanerlffe, Not 17
Ger Lucy Paul. 577 tons. . sailed from
Amsterdam, Dec 6
Ger Marie, 6el tons. Pet mien, sailed from
Hamburg. Dec 14
Ger Orion, 323 tons. Clausen, sailed from
Hamburg. Not 4 j
Nor Prndentia, , , sailed from Mar
seilles, Dee 13 1
Nor Rauma. 224 tons, Lundcgaard, sailed
from Hamburg, Not 8 1
Nor Sara. 4L tons. Lareen. sailed from Plr-
- m
Nor Telemacb.' C23 tons. Andersen, sailed
from Valencia, Not JO
Ger Texas, 501 tons, Loot, sailed from Ham
burg. 'ot 16
Br.VJck & Me bane, 596 tons, Henske, sailed
from Hambnrj, Oct 27
Swd Vulcan, ili tons, Llnandcr, sailed from
London, Dee 4 i
Nor 21 pp ra, , sailed fromfeTiue,
Not -m - ' .
i ,;.Hi v .BRIGS. - ' K 'i
Dan Louise, 378 tons, Hansen, sailed from
Antwerp, Deo 17. - ,
Ger Plcolcr,! tZZ Uo. Strasaen. aailed from
Hambvnc. Oct !- : . . . : '
6 aha 10 cents Cigars,
HAVANA FILLERS. " .
Best in the city, are on sale.
tDrugs and Medicinal preparations of the
highest grade at
. . JNO. T. SCHONWALD'S,
Jan 11 . Dmc and Precrlptioa Store -
1
MISCELLANEOUS.
I . ! ' IN THE FOLLOWING. GOODS
Ladies 6-4 Cloths reduced to $1 and
Jersey Cloths in best shades reduced
Fine Silk Ye
rets in all shades at $2
VENETIAN OEAPES,
In all Wool and. Silk and Wool at
andSS.i,
"' Some few Holiday Goods left
GREATS ALE
OF
CORSET COVERS,
- -v . .. -.1 - - :
TT3ST IDE EWE AR I
AND
AT
TAYLOR'S
BAZAAR,
118 Market Sr.
jan 11
Wf LMINQTON, N. C.
Mott's. Sausage Factory.
jJ-OTT'S STKAM SAU3AGE FACTORY
is now completed and is ready to fill orders
for Fresh Pork Sausage, Smoked Sausage, LIt
er Puddiug,Hog's Head Cheese. Aleo.Bolog
i . -
na Sausage will be made the year round. '
Orders by Express C. O. D. will be prompt
ly attended to. '
This is the largest and most complete Saus-
age Factory South,
janitf
Respectfully, -
W. J. MOTT.
Furniture.
2ff CHAMBER ANDP ARLOR 8nitS
from $25 to $150. New styles and first-class
goods at i j ,
I :
GREAT BARGAINS !
FINE BOOK CASES, SIDEBOARDS,
SECRET ABIES, WARDROBES,
LIBRARY TABLES, Ac
Cot ta are Bedsteads. Mattresses. Chairs. Ta
bles, Ac, Ac, at big bargains. Call and see
me before youibnT. D. A. SMITH, '
Vv IP Ftirnlttir Tilw.
SELLING OUT I
HATS &EEATHERS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
MBS. KATE C. WINES,
No. lift N Second Street, next Post Offlee
jan5.'-' ' 1 I' . - ;
Photographo.
A LL MADE BY
"INSTANTANEOUS"
procees.
Have just received a fine lot of
Fancy and Plain Frames,
which are selllnjr cheap. -Call
and let MUCRONENBERG make rou
a Christmas picture.
tir VanOrsdell's old sUnd.
decl3itf HORTON FREEMAN
New Buckwheat !
New Buckwheat
JTEW BUCKWHEAT AND WIHTE.Syrtt
to suit, received by New York Steamer t onlay
Also, Cakes and Crackers of every rariety
fresh and crisp, and a general stock of Fresh
Groceries usuallyfoand in a first-class Gro
eery at Crapon's Family Grocery.
I GEO. M.SQRAPON. Ageat,
Comrriercial Hotel I
' 1: Wilmington, M C? j
- M. SCHLOSS, Prop; -
JpiEST4;LAS3 IN EVERY RESPECT,
r l25J2!tJSr d' isnxiABD 8 A
LOON ATTACHED. ap 57-
dec 20 i -
MISCELLANEOUS.
$1 former price $1.75 and $2.
to $1 former price $1:50 per yard.
per yard.
1-1
a new Mourning Goods,
$1.25 and $1.50. 'Goods well worth1 ci
' ' ' -"; -! ... " "
which we are closing out at a Bargain.1'
JULIUS SAMSON,
111 IHAKltET STUEET.
Baltimore & Wilmington
SteaiphlpilinQV
.. , STEAMERS
" -- ; . ' . . ' ::
Raleigh an d jVldette.
O j and afSatnry.'iaunary Mki a Was
er of MM line, will sail from j
Erery ATLRDAY, ; at 3 P. & '
: From
wiiiiisrca-Toisr,
: SATURDAY iinless sooner loaded.
ThrougU Bills of Ladin and lowest thtnn.
rates guaranteed to and .from points ea ut
Rail Roads andCape Fear River. 1 : . -
-.. - .",..--4 , J.-.-'--K. -
To and rom Boston, ProTidence, PlilUuW-
, . piujbaBu u western ciues.
For Freight Engagements, apply to
A, I. CAZAUXAgt,
- Wilmington, N. C.
ANDREWS, & CO., Afirts.i
- Corner Light and German Sts ,
deo-29 - . . Baltimore.
Now Torlt tSlminston
y 8TEAMERSV
Wl LL SAIL FROM NEW YORK JCYK&T
SATURDAY, at 5 o'clock, P. M.
BENEFACTOR. ..... . i . .....Satarday. Jsn I
REGULATOR, ,'i . .Saturday, Jaa 1!
BENEFACTOR. . . . . . ,;. Saturday, Jaa 10
REGULATOR...:.'.!.,'.;. SaWrday, Jan it
o'-. , . ' j : 'f n't- "
tar Through Bills ' Lading and Lowest
Through Katosgtarantoed to and from Polatt
In North and South Carolina. ! f -
For Freight er Passage apply to ' i
H. 6. SMALLBON Es, ttuperlnteadent,
Wthnlmrton. N. C
; TIIEO. G. EG ER, Freight Ajraxt,
f Ur w53 Broadway, New York.
- WM. P. CLTTS A VAX. tral Arents.
jan l-tf ;-M v-.,, j . . j-,. , -
Fanners, Takel Notice.
JJ-ORRIS j HOG CHOLERA COMP0U3TP
u just the thlnar to cure or mwrant Tlot ,Chl
era and all diseases to which Swine are sub
jevt; it win prevent that dreadful dlsetst
known as Trlchnss, and will . put your hortla
a thrifty, healthy condition, clearing the a)
neys, liver, Ac., of worms and parasites.
Each package contains one and oso-half
pounds and will if given strictly aecordlaf
directions, cure 10 hoes of the Cholera and put
20 hogs In a condition to fatten In one half las
USUI
ait
1 fa
time, therebv saTlnsronA hslf of tha feed.
The farmers, of Duplin county are glrlag H
the praise.. All farmers should buy a pack
or sale .wholesale aad rt'l. W.
GREEN, Irugjrlst, Market 8 treetTwilmlngtoa,
G. ED. rjocrill.
UNDERTAKER, CABINET aLASES "A53
;- '- - - . t t i ..1 , 1 .
CARPENTER, office and Work Shop oa B
ond streeL opposite Soatberlaml's stables. '
j&especuuuy soncita oroers and guaraatees
good work, prompt dltTrr and saUsT actios 1
W. C. Cabbage-
JARGE LOT JU3T BJECEIVED; ;
. J A NO. 1 ARTICLE.
SAUSAGES Made by Westbrook Bros. at
Rocky Point. Best la the market.
Oranges, Apples, Poultry and a general n
sortment of -' " ; J;. -
Fresh Family Groceries.
A call Is 1 espectfully solicited. ,-
L. G. CHICRRY- , .
N. E. Corner Market and Second sts.
jan
H.C. ' Pre m pert
PERSONALLY IX ATTENDANCE at lib
Fashionable Shavings nd Hair Dressing Saloon
at No. 7. South Front Street. 'None but' the
best work (lone and tW hMt
ployed. Giro us a calL r -. .; ? 1 Jan i-U
SOO;
Q.ALLONS FINE FAT OYSTERS In aaJ
to day for our Christmas trade, and arrange
menta made for a full supply for the balancs
ofi5 v w. davis a son.
Proprietors of the only regalar eiub
jUtcd fishery in tUs section. - dsc S
pill!k