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MISCELLJLNEOCS HEADACHES The Daily Review. Fill DAY. FEBRUARY 15. I8S1. Axe generally Indaced by Indigestion, Ton! Stomach, Costirraess, Xtefident Circulation, or some Derangement of thm XJrer and Digestive System SoSeroi will find relief by tho tuo of Ayer's Pills to stlmoUta the stomach and produce a regu lar dally movement of the bowels. By their action oa these organs, Aru'i Pills dircrt the blood from lb 4 brain, and re lie re and core all forma of Congestive and Nervous Headache, Bilious Headache, and Sick Headache j and by keeplr.; the boVcli free, and- preserving the system In a healthful condition, they larsra taununity froa future attacks. Try Ayer's Pills. rum hid bt Dr. J. C. Ay c r & Co., Lo well , Ma s J2T The uauy Hevicto hss Vit largest Ota fide circulation, of any newspaper ttt.fifud, in the city of Wilmington. JO Sold by all Drnjjliu. laa lly tclpd&w 12 13 Horses and Mules LOADS mwo car I MULES jejt received, and OF HORSES AND for sale at prices Come and ace them. In to salt all. CARRIAGES. BUGGIES. Ac, always readiness for the nc of the public TWO TINE HEARSES.wIUi Nice Hokses, for Funerals. O. IL HOLLINGSWORTH. Llrery and Sale Statics, Cor. 4th and Mulberry U JaaSd in ;on;ici:ss yicstkuia y. SENATE. Washington, J February 14. Mr. Belfurd. of Col., spoke in opposition to the admission of Manning in the in terest. Lo sail!, of political morality and pMiioil decency. f The Senate look-up th$ bill making all public road and highways post road, which' was debated by Messrs. r.uuib I Ial- Maxev and Sawyer, and alier slight arncnti-ncnt passed. Con sMoraiiun of the bill debate yesterday relating to National bank circulation was resumed. Mr. Beck spoke at s me length in lavor of the bill. Mr. Morrill opposed it. Several &nierjduaents were offered and advocated in speeches of greater or lcs3 icnzui, uy Messrs. Morrill, Vest and Morgan. Mr. Morgan's amendment provides for the U3c of Stale bonds in the same manner that L. S. bonds arc now used as security for national banking circula tion, j Mr. PJamb was about to address the Senate ifpon the bill reported from the committee, when the Senate went into Exccutire session and when the doors were reopened adjournedj HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Mr. McKinlev. of Ohio, presented a telegram from Cleveland. O., detailing the destruction occasioned by the Ohio floods, and recommendiog .that Con gress increase to SI.OOO.ixx) tne appro priation for the relief of the suffer ers, jt was reierreu to tne committee on Appropriations. On motion of Mr. Singleton, of Miss., Senate bill for the construction of a lib rary building, was taken from the Speaker's table and referred to the com mitte on the Library. The House then resumed consideration of the contested case of. Chambers vs. Manning, but pending discussion the House adjourned. Mr. Caleb Dixon, a highly respected citizen of Albright township, met with a most horrible accident that caused his death in three or four hours. He had recently put op a saw-mill at his flour mill on Tick creek near Ore Hill, and on last Thursday was there toseoabont starting it- Late in the afternoon,.! everything being ready, he pulled the rope that let in the water and in doing so slipped and fell right in front of the saw which cut him almost in two. Dr. Kirk in an was at once sent for, and rendered all the aid tha. was possible, but no human help could avail. Mr. Dixon remained perfectly conscious to the last, expressed his willingness to die, and gave several messages for his family. Morganton Mountaineer: Th first train of cars crossed the Catawba River bridge on the Chester and Lenoir Rail road last Vcdnc3day. A large crowd of people gathered at the bridge to wit ness the first arrival of the iron horse in Caldwell county. Track laying, will now be pushed on rapidly towards Le noir. Last Thursday morning a sad and probably fatal accident occur red to a laborer at Mr Aldcn's garnet mine in the South Mountains, a few miles from Monranton. A force of hands was employed in taking out "mass garnet." a coarse varfety ot gar net which is ground up and used as a substitute for emory. The mine is on the face of a mountain, and the miners hd worked into the mountain side for some distance. The garnet boulders are imbedded in loose earth, and. on Thursday morning the miners were warned ot the approaching cave by falling earth and were leaving the shaft when a huge boulder, weighing more ft For the Cure of j Coughs. Colds. Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Croup, Influ cn;:a, Astnma, nnooping cugh,ln-f I lief of consumptive persons in advian ced stages of the Disease. iForSale by ail Druggists. Price, 25 Cents. nov 15 ly tdn d&w MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. A few left at $12 . 5 0 ; former price was FINE EMBROIDERIES, WHITE GOODS, .LAWNS, c $16.50 HEAVY COTTON CLOAKING, ALL WOOL SACQINGS. iSDAY, a ln fel1 from above striking steady at $2 for Virgin and Yellow Dip William I?i.oa rrtt r lha tinnArS QTIfl I r il miaul uum( wuc fi buo uiuu.u, arr1 Off o? f Tj0-J the Dinninz him to the earth. riblo situation he had to remain for half an hour, until his companions could Eick the rock to pieces and released im. One of his legs was broken in three places, his face was cut' and bruis ed, and it is feared that he has sustain- TO OPEN OUT ON WEDN I The finest assortment of new Fringes, Wool, and Silk and v Wool, j Laco Curtains uwhuu auk, uiucu ow&icu, vsuuutrc ruivs, xuxiension iJornlce, Felt Cloths I .- Damasks, Tidies. -Covers. &c..c.' j ; ' . j FANCY M ATTING S A few good styles just in at 25, 40. Uc ! I - o , -I 111' One who would buv for thfi Ifiast the highest return should buy at once for Strained and for Good Strained. bHRIER SELLS AT AND BELOW fJOT TAR Quoted firm at $1.35 per bbl ' f n woi of 280. pounds. I . i - r , , , CRUDE TURPENTIN-Quoted very U01Iar 8 wontl 01 olhmi most go withont regard to cost. Spring wcath- er is coming and Spring trade will boom of course. WILMINGTON MARKET. February 154 P. M. 8PIRITS TURPENTINEr-Quoted dull at 311 cents per gallon. Sales of 50 casks atr these figures. KOSIN Quoted firm at S1.12A for and $1.25 for . uuaxujn Quoted . quiet at 10 3 16 cents per pound for Middling. Sales of 100 bales on a-basis of 10i cents per pound for Middling. The following are the official quotations : Our present marvel ous bargains are offered simply to clear out, as wo are princip against carrying over old stock and snace is worth more than profit. cd internal injuries which of themselves Ordinary 7 15-16 cents LRpfl V nfi i ! I wrTre fatal Tlia m nnnf?rtf1 man I d.nr n . r ' ' I ed would prove fatal. The wounded man is still alive, but there is very little hope of his recovery. Steam Yacht Louise, paSSKXGEB AND FREIGHT STEAMER lor Smtthrllla cUJIf. tut? low aol accom mKUUon floe. The LOUISE U a new boat and U rBaranlc1 ufd. Will leave SmlthTllle 8 A.M. LeT WllmtngUn 2.30 o'clock V. M, Wharf foot of Dock Sircc L WU. WEEKS. Jan 19 Agent anl Oxntr. P TTflCELL HOUSE. -TJKDEU NEW 11 AN AG EM EST. WILMINGTON. N. C ft. L. PKRUY. rmviictor. Labs Trovrtclor AtlaniUs HoteL klrat:iaaa la all it pnAttnMta rvTTfi ax. ii u 2.u)a Yellow, White and Red Onion Sets. CORN. TEAS. ItEANH. Ac, DRUGS. CheinlcaU, Talent Me.llrlncn ami F-cy Artlc. rrvMrlptloii Cllcl at any lime, Ut aoI night, at r. C. MILLER'S Drat? Store, dec ?3 Z2i South Fourth. Coreer Xan at 8TATE NEWS. 5 and 10 cents Cigars, H A VAN A riLLfcRS. llcat Id the city. Are on sale. Dni aal Mo-Uclual prcparatloaH of the b!ghet rrade at Jan 11 JNO. T. SCIIONWALD'S. DnieanM lrr"r1iHoti Storo N. A. STEDMAN, Jr., ATTOKSEV-AT-LAV. Oftlce on Prlwca', lelween Front an.l Sec oni streeU. In tin ltaaetnentor DiilMlnfr So 114. next to oM Journal BatMlcg, WILMING rrmctK" In all the C riminal anl .Civil XurtaofNew Hanover, lUvIen, Columbu. lenlcr an J Hmniwlck CountV. febtLtwIm Sash, Doors, Blinds, &c. TTAVISrt KSliAMM THE HKKVICK3 OF MK. il. M. ALTAFKEK (Ut of Altaffer A PrWi. ami arruoret for the vurch.nc of new ieclil mochlnerr. we lcln? to notify our - ft - frlnU-lhc I'ubUe that we shall at au rarly J4y b rrepsrnl to UU orxlera for SASH, DOORS. RLIND. KRACKKT. WOOD MOULDING, an-1 ORS A Si KNTAL WOOD WORK of alt ilejcrlHUna W expect to cotaitetQ wUU Nortbern tnanufacturen, an. I oMctt or-Ier Irom reion.lle pnr :e. " UAUr. UII.KV A CO., .-Mer, Iron n.l Wo -i 'orkcr. 9 l:anl 21 "utn rjnt M., tf Wr.m'.nxioa. N. C AT BOATWRICHT'S FAMILY GUOCEUIES. OUR GOODS ARE NOT SURPASSED IS- Quality aud Cheapness ! Everything Guaranteed as Represented. John L. Boatwright. 11 A II laa n NORTH rROXT 8TRKET. Old Newspapers R SAlJE VEHT CHKAP. po Newborn Journal'. The first instal ment of tho '200,000 tons of steel rails said to have been purchased by Col. Whitford for the A. & N. C. R. R. have been brought up and distributed along the road and are being put down. Goldsboro Messenger: The clam trade of Morebead this season seems to be assuming vast proportions. We were informed on yesterday by a gentleman from Newbern that from December 1st to February 8:h inclusive, there came up from Morebead to Newborn, to be shipped to Northern markets per steamer. 7.1G5 bushels of clams Charlotte Observer: Our citizens will soon have the bene ft, ot at least one electric light, wlm-h is to be suspended in Iront of th Southern telegraph office in the Central Hotel building. Trade street front. The light has arrived and is only waiting for the big battery to be put in, when it will II33I1 torlh nightly It is one of the Edison incandescent and is sixteen candle power. 1 jenoir Topic: A man by tne name of Vance ilallman. who lives near Hickory, has been spending money around that town that proved to be counterfeit, among it $2Q to conductor Newland. ot the Western Railroad. He bad bought cattlo from Mr C L Coffey, on Lower Creek, some time ago. and a message was sent to him to examine if any of it was counterlcit l lie tress says mat iiauman was ar rested and said that he. got the money from Jas BoJinger, of Danville. N C, Ilallman is held until Bolinger can be causbt. Asuville Uilxzcn: As we go to press we learn that Mr II Mclsaac. of the firm ot Mclsaau & Jones, dropped dead at his home in this city. He was about the streets al. the morning, apparently well, but was taken after dinner with congestion of the lungs and expired instantly. He leaves a vtifc. While the East bound freight train was at the French Broad depot on Monday night, and engaged in shiltin? cars, a young colored man named Will Sevier, aeed about 'A was caught between the bumpers ot two cars and so crushed that he dial in about an hour. Wcldon Xcws: On Saturday the passenger train from Raleigh killed a colored man by thu nauio of Hardy Blacknill. between Macon and Yaughan's. Blacknall was walking toward the engine as it flew aloDg on a straight track and must have seen it. The engineer, Capt Ed Clark, saw him but thought of coure that he would leave the track in timo. Seeing that he had no idea of doing so Capt Clark ap pl.ed the air brakes, but could not stop in timo and ran over the negro, breaks ing a leg. crushing the kull and killing him instantly. Il is supposed that Blacknall was drunk as a bottle was found in hi pocket which had contain ed whikcy but was broken. Wc un dcrstand that the coroner's jury return ed a verdict ccnsui ing the engineer for nezlect. Blacknall j wile, it is said, will suo thcaailroad company for S10.- 000. . Wadcsboro 'Times: Alice Tillman. a young coiorcu woman aoout is years nt age was killed by ligbttniug yestcr day morning at the residence of her grandfather, ;Frank Tillman, who re sides near 1'oplar Hill, and about six miles Irom this town. The electric lluid came down tho chimney killing Alice instantly and severely stunned Bdttio and Pa sy Tillman. Tho fluid entered Alice's body through her fore arm, it is tfupposcd, as tho skin seems to be broken on no other portion of her body. Her clothing was set on fire but was extinguished by her mother who was in tho house. Bettie TiilmanJ was thrown from her chair into the fireplacnd her feet were severely burned while PaLsy seems to have been lUQre fortunate receiving only a slight shock. It is reported that Bvtlie is in a very critical condition, and is sppposed to bo dying. Chatham Accord: Oa last Friday Mr. Thomas Bcal, of Hickory Moun tain township, cat a hearty dinner in his usual good health and in a short timo the: cat Ur ; was seized with a hemorrhage of the lungs and died before sendown. He was ono of our most respected countrymen, and was about - - , ' ... '- 'T-t. I,,. THJE MAULS. Thcmalls close and arrlvo at the City 1'os office as follows : CLOSE. Northern through mails, fast 7.00 P. M. Northern through and wi? malls. .. .3.00 A. M. Raleigh 6.15 P. M. and 8.00 A. M. Malls for the N. C. Railroad and routes supplied therefrom Includ ing A. A N. C. Railroad at 7.00 P M. and S.00 A. 11 Southern Malls for all points South, dally 6 15 A. M. and 8.00 P. M. Western on&lls (C. C. liallway) dally, (except Sunday) .....6.15 P. M. All points between Ham let and Ral eigh 6.15 P.M. Mall for Chcraw and Darlington Rail. road 6.15 A. M, and 8.00 P. M. Malls for TKlnts between Florence and Charleston C.15 A. M, and S.00 P. M. FayetteTllle audonices on Cape Fear lilvcr, Tuesdays and Fridays 1.00 P. M. F&ycttcvllle, via Lnmberton, dally, except Sundays... .....: ...6.15. P. M. Onslow C. II. and Intermediate olfl ccs, Tuesdays and Fridays 6.00 A. M. SmlthvUle molls, by steamboat, daily (except Sundays) 8.30 A. M. Malls for Easy ilill, Town Creek, Shallotte and Little River, Tues days and Fridays 6.00 A. M. Wrlghtavllle, daily 8.S0 A. M. OPEN FOR DELIVERY. Northern through and way mails.... 7.30 A. M Southern Mails 7.30 A. M. Carolina Central Railroad 9. 00A. M. Malls collected from, street boxes business portion of city at 5 A. M., 11.30 A.M. and 5.30 r M. and from other pointf of the city at 5 P.M. Stamp Ofllce open from 7 A. M. to 6 P. M., Money order and Register Department open jrora 8 A. M. to 5.30 P. M. uooa Ordinary 9 3-16 Low Middling 9 13-16 Middling...; io 3-16 Good Middling.... 10 7-16 DAILY RECEIPTS. Cotton..- 90 bales b pints Turpentine 132 oasts Rosin.... 1896 bbls Tar 406 bbls Crude Turrentine 24 bbls MARINE NEWS. ! ARRIVED. Steamer Bladen, Green, Favette ville, C S Love & Co. " Steamer A P Hurt, Worth, Fayette ville, Worth & Worth. - Steamer North State, Robinson, Fay etteville, Worth & Worth. Steam yacht Louise, Weeks, Smith ville. Master . ' U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, Wilkinson, Smithviile, Master. CLEARED. Steamer! Bladen, Green, Fayette ville, C S Love & Co. y Steamer I A P Hurt, Worth, Fayette Worth & Worth Steam yacht Louise, Week3, Smith ville. Master U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, Wilkinson, Sinithville, Master. Brig C S Packard, Harkness, Ponce, PR, E Kidder & Son. Exports. in mind that when we promise to I do anything we do it and do it right ! 20 per cent reduction in all trades of Wintor Clotliing for the next three weeks, and don't forget it ! i THE feb 11 &JE3E1HL1LJESJE!L; ! 1 OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER, 114 MARKET ST. For Saturday. JRESSED POULTRY, DUPLIN COUNTY SAUSAGE AND LIVER PUDDING, N. C. Sides and a full stock of Choice Family Gro ceries. Prices reasonable. Itespectlully. A. Wi EIVKNBARK. The Live Grocer and Produce Com. Mer chant 114 North Water St. Wilmington. N.C. jnn 11 - I SHAD. Vital Questions!! Ask the most eminent physician Of any school, what is the best thing in the world for quieting and allaying all irritation of the nerves and curing all forms of nervous complaints, giving ifalural, childlike; refreshing sleep al ways? ! And they will tell you unhesitatingly 'Some form of Hops!" CHAPTER I. Ask any or all of tne most eminent physicians: 'What is the best and only remedy, that can be relied on to cure all diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs; such as Bright's disease, diabetes, re tention or inability to retain urine, and all the diseases and ailments peculiar to Women" "And they will tell you explicitly and emphatically "Buchu." Ask the same physicians , 'What is the most reliable and surest cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia : constipation, indigestion, biliousness, 1 . a - o maianai ieyer.-ague, ccc, ana tney will tell you: Mandrake! or Dandelion!11 Hence, when these remedies are com. bined with others equally valuable, a .1 - tt t auu compounaeu into nop lmiers sucn a wonderful and mysterious curative power is developed which is so varied in its operations that no disease or ill health can possibly exist or resist its power, and yet it is Harmless for the most frail woman. weakest invalid or smallest child to use. CHAPTER II. "Patients, lmost dead or nearly drlng-," For years , and given up by physicians of B right's and other kidney diseases. liver complaints, severe coughs called consumption, nave oecn cured. omen gone nearly crazy! From agony of neuralgia, nervous ness, wakctulness and vapous diseases peculiar to women. People drawn out ot shape from ex cruciating pangs of Rheumatism. iDllaramatory and chronic, or suffer ing from scrofula! Erysipelas! Salt rheum, blood poisoning. dvsoeD- bia. indigestion, and in fact almost all diseases frail Nature is heir to Have bon cured by Hop Bitters, proof of which can be found in every neighborhood in the known world. feb 15 lmd&w tpc nrra j FOREIGN. Ponce, P B brig C 228,224 feet lumber. JIarper'8 IFeeklv stands at tho head of A lean illustrated weekly lournals. liv lu n partisan position in politics. Its admirable C lustrations, its carefully chosen serials, short e to rics, sketches, and poems, contributed hi tu3 iureiuuBv arusu anu aumors ot tno tlay, u carries instruction and entertainment to tLo. sands of American homes. found at our Fish Market the season through. I 14 will always be the aim of the pnblkben 1 iuo xiurpcr m ir cckiv uie most popular and attracUTO family newspaper in the world, anu, in me pursuance oi tnis design, to pre W 1TH OTIIER SPUING FISH CAN BE v 1884. I Harper's WcpMy. ILLUSTRATED.! feb DAVIS & SON. S Packard- GO to, Young Man, AND FEAST THY REASON ON THE SWEETS OF THI3 LIFE, to wit MONTHLY STATEMENT. STOCKS ON HAND FEB. 9, 1884. Cotton ashore, 7,572 ; afloat. 940 ; total, Spirits ashore, 5,015; afloat, 50; total, Royster's Pure Candy. 0,000. sent a constant Improvement in all these la lures which have trained for it tho conHd i sympathy, and SUDDOrt of Its laree armi Harper's Periodicals, Per Year: Printingfe Binding! 1 i Our friends will please remember tu when in need of anything ia our line, whether Printing, Ruling or Binding, as same will bo done with promptness, and saU$factidh guaranteed. We desire to call attention of those who have never favored us with their patronage, to the fact that ours Is the best equipped establishment In the city, and none but com petent and skilled workmen employed. JACKSON & BELLI. Rosin ashore, 72,334, afloat, 5326; total. 77.CG0. Tar ashore, 9.C57; ashore. 70; total, 9,727. Crude ashore, 3,879; afloat, 25; total, -.3 904. 1 RECEIPTS FROM FEB. 1 TO FEB. 9. Cotton, 1,736; spirits, 754; rosin, 15.' 354; tar, 2.753; crude, 1.606J EXPORTS FROM FEB. 1 TO FEB. 9. DOMESTIC. Cotton. 1,599; spirits, 480; rosin, 141; tar, 241 ; crude, 801. I FOREIGN. Rosin, J7.G53; tar. 2,293; crude. 277. Special Inducements. J AM OFFERING A SPECIAL INDUCE- ment In ZEPHYRS, baring a very large lot of it, and wishing to reduce stock before Spring, I will sell all colors at 11c and black and white at 10 cents per ounce, FOR CASH. A nice lot of Handkerchiefs, Linen and Silk, I will eel J at I reasonable prices and stimp initials free of charge. Chrochet Goods, such as Shawls, Fasclna- Hats trimmed and nntrimmcd as low as can be bonght anywhere, and a large stock to select from. Res pectf ally, 1 MISS E. KARRER, jan 10 ! Exchange Corner. - ' " 1 " 1 t 1 1 " - " Sportsman's Goods. -I rrE HAVE THE FINEST ASSORTMENT f T of English and Belgium Breech Loaders ever brought to this market. Also a first ciass nvock. or Shells, Warding, Pruaers.Cart ridge Bags, bun Caps. Game Dags. Ac. Io fact we can show a stock of Hardware. Good gooos ana guarantee prices. W. E. SPRINGES & CO.. Successors to John Dawson & Co.. feb 11 I 19. 21 and 23 Market Sheet A larger and more select assortment never offered before In North Carolina. None of the i impure, hispid terra-alba'd stun that produces nausea and ill-health among your fair com panions ever finds Its way Into our store. We i Sell the Best ! I ...... 1 The reputation of the CANDY precedes our remarks, and 'pon our souls its PURENESS, RICHNESS and WHOLESOMENESS remains Intact. No Candy offered In competition has yet produced such excellent results. IT TICKLES THE PALATE IN THE iuuitr iiAUK, anu anotner point, young man, (breathe it not aloud, the young girls must not hear it,) it Is ONLY 35 CENTS PES i POUND. ............t 4 00 4 00 . -. j. ........... HARPER'S WEEKLY. HARPER'S MAGAZINE.... HARPER'S BAZAR HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE......... 1 Habpeb's Franklin SquabI? Librabt, une rear (oa iNumcers.. ..... ....... iv rOBZ&ze free to all anhitrrlher In the UBllM states or Canada. The Volumes of the Whiu herln' with tb first Number-for January of each year. When no time is mentioned, it win be understood that the subscriber wishes to commence With the Number next after the receipt of order. xneuustxour Annual volumes or aarpv Weekly, in seat cloth bindlnc. wlU be tent by mall, postage paid, or br express, free of ex pease (provided the freight does not excetd one dollar per volume), for $7 00 per Tolnm. Cloth Cases for each volnm. aultable to binding, will be sent br mall, noatnald. oa rt -t. - J A n.. . ' " Inding, will be sent by mall, elptof ft 00 each, -r Remittances should be mad mnAm lv Pott-OOCe Money Order or Draft, to avoM ebance of k Newspapers are not to copy this adrerui ment without the express order of ILtsrKB Ukotheks. Address I : HARPER & BROTniRS. nov?3 New Yort 1884. P. L. BRIDGERS & 00. HarP Young People. feb 11 HO North Front St. Gioceries. Groceries. New Management. FROM THIS DATE THE STEAMER MIN NEHAHA passes under mj management. The boat will be run under a clean- schedule anu every couricsv anu consideration to pas- Eengera ww oe guaranieea.' , l trill be thank f ul to have passengers report to me any want of attention while an the boat No l!mor i lowed on boat so far as the officers of the boat can prevent li J . Al. A1CGOWAN. I feb 7 Star copy It ". Owner. BACON, yLOUR. SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES, 8 ALT, i : ! ' HAY. CORN, OATS. SOAP, LYE, POTASH, SODA, CRACKERS, CANDY, TODACCO, SNUFF. CANDLES MATCHES, BUCKETS, AXLEGHEASE, PAPER, BAGS, i TWINE, , GLUE, BUNGS, RIVETS. For sale by I feb & CALDKR BROS. Jolin C. DayiSc ATTORNEY AND -COUNSELLOR AT ULW, m WliaccroTOH, N. Ofllce over the Bank of New Hanover, Practices tn all the Court of tn fctt ; 2T Soedil attention tt th I "-v.uuu I Furniture. , QOfl CHAMBER- AND P ARLOR SmU from $25 to $130. New styles ami firstUas goods af -. i GREAT BARGAINS ! FINE BOOK CASES, SIDEBOARDS. .1 SECRETARIES, WARDROBES, I CotUge Bedsteads, Mattresses. Chair. Ta i8 at bis .bargains, j Call and see tae before you buy. D. A. BMITIL. - : - urulture Iealar;' AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY 15 Fire. SUITED TO BOT9 ANT OISLfl OT TtO & . ;to BizTZEsr teabs or age. Vol. V. commences November C, I Harper's Tonxo VvAvr w fLth. heatw' ly for children is Amrir snnUlwerto, Christian Ad vocMe. '.. .i u to All that the artists akin rn accompli" the wav of illustration h iMn done, aad best talent nf th mnntw ha a MntrlbQtCa 9 its text New England Journal of Edoc? uoswn. - k .a r tvvii mm ujciv xo imj & - be compared wilh it Hartford Evenluj TERMS i I HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE, 1 gi jrer x ear, postage Prepaid, ( SrwoLE N DM BE us. Four Cent uyvwutcu wut tent on IVOcll't Vt ulrf The Volumea of ILaraer'a Yonnir YtWZ. '61 82 and 1S83. handaomehr bonnd lo lZ texl Cloth. Will bfl sent ! tnalL votWfirT paid, on receipt of $S 00 each. CloiHTZ vi cscu Tummc, Buiiaoio ior vinmat,-- sent by mall. postDald. on recclnt of 50 each. , ' . .ai Remittances should be made by ua. Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance ofT newspapers are not to copy this ment without the express order of H . uMuintjw. Aaoress . . , HARPER A REOTUtiV t!OV2 ' i ew5- 2 in 1 V- 111 take your likenesses. And take them fine, I'll fix your watches To keep good time; i , I do all work well, , Entrusted to me. . ! t If you don't believe It ; Try me and see. JTVVt. J. It. WINNER, Photorrapher and Jeweler. . i;ew tlartet L'uUdx (OP