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MISCELLANEOUS. An. Old Soldier's EXPERIENCE. "ClUert, Texas, I rub to express m y appreciation of the v ileitis qualities of Ayer s Cherry Pectoral S3 S WhU with CI: archill'! Army, Jost before the ta:tl of VlcUburg. I contracted" se rre coU. which terminated la a. cUctrouj coasU. I found no relief till on onr xrarch v one to a country toxe, wLere, on asking foe tome retaedy, I urtd to try AXES' CBEBSr PT-CTOC-IL. X &-1 o, and was rapidly enrcd. Si net Ua I baro kept thePtciOBJLLCoxiiUnUy by in, f 9t family use, and I hare found It to be aainralaatle re-E!j for throat and long Uaetue. J. W. WniTLEY." Tbomaadj cf testimonials certif y to the protspt care ef alf broDchUl and lnng sUZrctlons, by th iim of Atza'j Cfltur TxctoxxL. Beitg rery ralUb, the your;? ect children take It rvadJy. Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Masj. Boll by all DrcsyiiU. The Daily Review MONDAY. M AKCII 3, 16SL jy T7m uauy Mcvuw has the largest viui fdt circulation, of any newspaper Till: WAi; IN EGYPT. Four Hour Desperate Fifjlit- lnir Tlie Rebels Lose a Thou sand Men Haker Paslia and Col. Harrow Anionjrtlje Kuff- llsh Wounded EI 3Ialidi'8 First Serious Kepulse. Lonion. March I. Leapa'caes ra ctrireri (roiu Trinkitat announce that i he expected battle between General (irabsm's forccj and the re bel3 occurred TfiertJav tear Trinkitat. about thrco miles Iroiu Fort IZakca. The rebels . - - .ti - J r SinarP. AS ine unusn muveu wrwaru, . .9 $ .1. Drin as tnej aavanceu, me ruueis. armed with spears ana Hugo cross- hiltpd sword3. ross within iroo yarns oi the advancing lines and rushed againit the British at breakneck: speed, need less and fearless ot death. Ihe rebels fall rint and left, though some ot the bravo fellows reached within fire paces of the square. None oi them bolted ; (hey only fell back sullenly when they were forced. Having cleared the ground in front with their Martini rifles, the lintisn attacKeu ine ion. CHARGING THE REBELS WORKS. Col. Burnaby. was the first to mount the parapet. Jlnng a aouDie-Darreiica shouun into the enemy, atoudu ine works tho rebels fought witn furiou energy, and a fnghttul mcleo of bayo not and suears took place. At last the British gained possession oi the fort. They captured two ivrupp guns ana at ones turned them against the enemy, but tbo Arabs still contested every inch. driven North Carolina depredate in the "other States 'mentioned. A plan will Drobably b3 made for the .establishment vof an inter-State conslabulary. with power to pursue fugitives from - justice into Cfiif ra nt linA triAV mow daoV ri VrkUCl Uiavc v uli vj ugj maj oa . . i a fuge. Soma sach plan is necessary to J JtiHl DrOluGrVi For Pare White Load & Paints, and biggest stock of Window Glass and lowest prices for good articles be sure to-go to JacobPs Hardware Depot, f MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOTTS ,W fiite Lawfis, . Curtain Lace Curtains, &6., &c, 1: fought with desperate courage, but were They would not suomit to do torced back step by.step until their po off; they could only be killed. ;t .rx tn fin-lie tL-fn. jind thev were The British next directed the-r i taal It IcIpdAw JUST OPENED I ilrirn from their dniD at tho Wells ot Ton. Tho force under command of (Jen. Graham numbered about i.COO tutu, while tho rebels are said to have bten about 12,000 strong. The latter, however, were poorly armed, many ol them possessing only spears or scum tars, with which they rushed upon the English only to be stricken down by the fierce shower ot bullets that rained upon them. The latest advices received bv the War Office stato the English loss to boSJ killed and lu wounaea Four of the killed and nineteen of the wounded were officers. Baker Pasba atten tion to the old sugar-Jiiil. a brick build- insr containinz an iron-boiler. Ihis tliev stormed and succeeded in disloc'g- inc 200 rebels, who loaped lorth and charged from every opening. At 1 o'clock, alter an nour oi ae3per- ato fighting, the rebels gave way and bolted outright. ino liauing guns and Martini riues uau caustu gicai, havoc there. The British pursued them In White Flannel, Emb'd Flannel and Flannel Sacrjul BLACK CRAPE for Trimming and Veils; these goods hav kL- I I . pronounced very cheap. J i tn , ciRFETS AID MATTINGS - 1 Can suit you in this line to almost anything desired. 1 j A FEW WRAPS, very cheap, for Ladies and'chi drea; Fcr the Cure of Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness Bronchitis,Croup, Influ-j enza, Asthma, Whooping Cough, In- fcipient Consumption and for the re4 Iced stages of the Disease, r or Sale AT RSI. CCate 111 6 Market St. nd f'nl lliirnahv wrcro both severe! v urnnmirxl. Thrro wpm rountfid on the The Highlanders carried the next earth field of battlo 900 of the rebel dead. work, capturing three guns. At the On Thursday niirht Gen. Graham's end of tour hours of arduous ngnung farr nnMmneH npAr Fort Raker. The the British earned Dossession ot the trnnna trnm nil aurablMl before snnsftt I rebel camDS. of the huts and wells. vMiprdiv morninir- exeeDt the Sixtv. The cavalry on the ngnt nans j. p-. r : . .r i . ... - i l j-j fifth KezimeoL which did not arrive cnargea tne retreating reDeis, wno um until H nVlorlr. After breakfast the not bolt, but struck the troopers wno fnrcM u-ern formed in anoblonsr sdnare. I rode am oner them, civing blow tor the front and rear of which were longer blow. A splendid display of heroism thv !a!1 hack, and advanced as tar . - - . " ... m I a" as the fresh water weus at leo, wnereigL.. n ir,:.- T Ar TV . , , . . . , . . nl;LL. I iUV IUI Xl USfi W W. 4 1 1VA.j VViiU. tk.iuiMi maHatkairlatf of ann NhPlirIV5- I I J - who advanced empt5handea to snow that-thev bore charmed lives, were stricken down with bayonet thrusts, SOT 15 ly tCP d&W COMBIEliCtAXi N1S WS. WILMINGTON MARKET. . March 34 P. M. SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted steady at 334 cents per gallon. ROSIN Quoted firm at $1.17 for Strained and $1,224 for Good Strained. feb28, 1884 1 Sash, Doors, Blinds, &c. JJA.VIXG ENGAGED THE SEBVICKS OF AiH. G. M. ALTATFER (late of Altaffer & Price), and arranged for the purchase of new special machinerr. we desire to notifV onr friends the public that we shall at an earlr day bo rrepared to fill orders for SA.SH, DOORS, BLINDS. B BACK KTS, WOOD MOULDING, and OENAMKNTaL WOOD WOKK. of all descriptions. We expect to compete with Northern manufacturers, and solicit orders from responsible parses. HABT, BAILEY & CO., Copper, Iron and Wood Workers, 1 9 and 21 South Front &U. febS tf Wilmington, N. C - I Sell all Kinds "lOUNTRY PRODUCE ON COMMISSION. .V. . . . i iiincsi marxet prices aruaranteed and prompt returns. . A. w. XClVKfiilAltK, Produce Commbslon Merchant and Grocer. xi cuorui vraieroi., wumwgton. n.u. Refers to Bank of New Hanover. f eb 26 i I Tickets only 5. 8, 0 pr9 portion; I 1 V Louisiana; State Lottery uompany. f Wt do hereby certif fkat ie flLL arrangement for all tt MhuuSEj7 Pique, Marseilles, Checks, 20,000 Yards EMBROIDERIES I A FULL ASSORTMENT IS ALL NEW STYLE i AND DKUiNi. BALANCE OF one Gatlinz in the left corner. The TT5TTntT T A TXTOnnT70 r-inry-ninin negimentiormea tnengni XXVJjllUXI 121X11 OUUHO, hand side ot the square, the Black vv atcn uetment ine rear. The whole strength ! of the British forces was something less than 4,000 VMa m - m Asa. men. ine lenctn 01 ineiront was zmj Victoria and .Persian Lawns, karda, Tbe Hussars acted as scouts 4ltW 4vavUVW4 SU M OWUi WAV WV J 11 U J ahead, covering the fronts and Hanks ol the main forco. BEGINNING THE ATTACK. The troops advanced over sand knolls and scrub for a mile iroui Fort Baker along tho Teb road, when tho tebels opened fire with their Remington rifles, but the rangn was too long and their shots proved ineffective. The rebels in swarms occupied the high ground iu fnnt and on the flanks of the British army. They retired slowly as the English advanced, keeping within about 1.200 yards of the main body of the British lorces.' Tho British cava'ry followed, covering tbe rear upon the left, formed in three lines and distaut some 900 yards Iroui the main army. At U CO o'clock the gunboat Sphinx tired four rounds from Trinkitat Harbor, but the range was too grea and the shells burst a mile short of the enemy's position. The firing was stopped, as tbe shells were dangerous to the English. The cavalry and mounted infantry advanced on tbe left towards tbe rebels, who retreated slowly, though they were not indisposed to fight. The infantry continued to advance steadily l wo or three times a nait was maue in order to aliow the sailors and artillery. who were drarging the guns, to rest Tbe square was well maintained, but where the ground was difficult the men marched by lour right in columns o companies. The road toward- Teb was studded with hundreds of corpses ot Baker P.isna's ill-starred fugitives, which filled the air with pollution and around which swarms of carrion flies lazily hovered. - ' Alter an advance of three miles had been accomplished the earthworks of the rebels came in sight. Guns wero mounted and standards were Hying in the sultry air. The rebel fire had now almost ceased except on the extremo right and left, where it still continued to be direc:ed at tbe scouts. The British stepped forth as if on a holiday parade the bagpipe playing and the High lander looting cheerily. They ad vanced till they wero within 800 yards of the rebels position, vvhero an old ugir mill was sunuliag. surrounded by a number of uative huts, and where aisj &fxxJ a fort with two guns. SUUM.'KG THE ENGLISH. Here a h.tit was ordered and the scouts rrj'Mned the cavalry. Neither force sen:cd dipued to open fire. At last ".ltt?ntiou! ' w&s called, i whereup on ihe rebels feeing tho British more txgan the battle with a shell from a Krupp gun icsptured from the Egypt inns. 'I ho shell passed wide over the quate The next two fhots wero aira ett with greater accuracy nd the shells burst close to the I British, wounding scleral. The rebels nmti.tained a rat tling lusiiace wub btuail arms, sending hundreds - o bullets which whizzed around the ears of tbe British. A mah of the Gordon Highlanders was first to fall badly wounded. As the shots increased tho ambulance surgeons were fully occupied Tbe English advanced in a square wiihout answering tbe rebel mo till they passed the north face ot the rebel works. At tins point a piece ' I shell wounded Baker Pash in the lice and twenty men were hit. After an echelon of a thousand yards a halt was ordered and tho men wero directed to tio down. I It was noon, the day was clear and (the wind dispersed the smoke of the rebel fire, disclosing the rebels1 more mcnts. The British opened fire with gnns and Martini rifles, causing (the rebel fire rapidly to slacken and almost to cease. At this the bugle sounded a fresh advance. The troops rose, wheel ed rornd on the centre of the square and approached the rebel works. The' rebels were in no military order, bat were scattered here and there, so as to take advantage of the abundant cover which the ground a Corded. They clang to their position with desperate tenacit ty. There were over 3.000 rebels dl redly in front, while many hundreds hrg arcusd tbe tiro, aides cf ths Sales of fiOrt hhl8 fJrwl Kfrafnori of e ld. th?JS 5! SSJ?Ji & 22 and 1.000 bbls do. at SI 25. Hichlandera formed the advance' with asrainst tho shock of two cavalry reg- 'er grades held at $1.30 tor E No 2; two Gatling guns and one Gardiner in imenU before being cut down. They $1.35 for F Extra No 2; $1.42 for G "DECEIVED this MORNING THB FlitST the right corner and two Gardiners and continued to fight after the third charge, ,qW No 1 ; $1.50 for H No 1, and $1.85 spring hat3 of the season, straws. Black First of the Season! killinz several soldiers and wounding Col. Barrow with their spears. The enemy retirsa siowiy, ana in conse quence of this the British kept up thier firing for a long time after the lortuoes of the day had been decided. Gen. Graham; decided to remain at the wells oi Teb Friday night. Tho in tention was to continue the advance to Tokar Saturday morning. More fight- ing is anticipated. The spoils taken . . . . . : from Baker Pasha were in a large lowing. are the official quotations: urmnary o Good Ordinary 9 Low Middling... 9 Middling 10 Good Middling. 10 measure recovered. There were also captured four Krupp guns, two how itzers and one machine gun. fighting with spears against lor K Low Pale. TAR Quoted firm at $1.40 per bbl of 280 pounds. " ' CRUDE TURPENTINE Quoted steady at $2.25 for Virgin and Yellow ! Dip and $1.25 for Hard. COTTON Quoted steady at 10 5-16 cents per pound for Middling. . Thejfol-i 1-6 cents 3-16 15 16 5-16 9-16 and Colors, for Ladies and Misses,. Courtanld'a Crape fer Veils and Trimming, an wuuns ana prices. j A large stock of Linen Goods for Embrold ery, Ti 'ies, Splashers, Ac, and materials for rancy orK. Stamping and Hair Work done at low prices. A nice lot of Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs, wmie ana iancy. j Respectfully, MISS E. KAHRER, feb 25 j Exchansre Corner. WINTER GOODS ! ULUNQ OUT T51Y CIIKAP TO ROOM rOR SPRING STOCK. TJl. IUI- KATZ', 116 IVIa r Ret St. jaaSi Steam Yacht Louise, p tE.VGEK AND FREIGHT STEA1IEB for SmtintHl datlf. lU'.rw and acrom moUUoo ISae. Tb1)UIHKI aa boat and U ruaranUI "tf . Will U-nrm SmUhvlll 8A.U U4Te vri!intn;Uo 1 o'clock T. M. Wharf tool ot ttoct Street. Wit. WEEKS. Jan It Afcnt and inroer. Yellow, White and Hed Onion Sets. COMS. PKA", UK AN., A.. DKl'GP, ChrolctU. I'Kat Woll-Jov ! Tjl cj Artk-k. rrw-"?plVn C'.Kd at a y ttaie. Uy aa etbi. at K. C MILLER'S lrur Store, dc IS cat l ourtb. Coreer Nun at Consignments from Maine to Florida. C TEAT TOR CASH. ohtGl'ia-iKcr Ai'ple. atoa lu:Ur. New Yoriiiitde Ituttcr, Smw Tora CraBiarf Uuiurr,Nw Voik f;bto. Va WaterUrminl steal. N. C- litni. UosrxU 01 DuUtr. M jrlda Orac;a. Call aa-i thca. G. TLAIK. No 13 S 5xcn 1 ?t , WllnsUjton, a tab 14 Ir It Don't Matter THE OLD YEAR IS GONE AND THE New Taar has e?rae. IICMPHRET, JEN KINi A C)., ar illrcelrlQX at their Oya ter Hmx. No. 112 -oath rtat stvect. a freab npp'T tTerc dty of Nw nirr OraKra. Oyi Un si pxd C. O. D. Freab Shell Oysters aJwaya en band. Jaat "Mess Mallets, 99 A1 XD "FLORIDA Fliu EOE a I retail. :sZ AND ROE SHAD im V found at cr rui Xarlai lbs aeatoti throaga, trd Uar Sprtmx FUb at tary come la. f9tl D4YH A SON. Bees for Sale. ll-AVK TWELVE COLONIES Or ITAX AM BtLf3,la paUat hlrca, vbichl rlllaa jp U f Ch. B If CDOUCJALL, fthts .1 Cbtit trt. All advices from Trinkitat concur in acknowledging that tbe Arabs fought with desperate bravery, usraan uigna, the rebel leader, who gained so easy and so signal a victory over Baker Pasha upon almost the same ground where he yesterday met with decisive defeat, brought 12.000 men into the field. The most of these took part in tho charge against the British lines During the entire battle the Arabs1 want ol organization and regular discipline constantly exposed them to the deadly effect of the continuous tire which the British poured upon them hour after hour. Not more than one-fifth of Osman's forces were armed with Remington rifles. The rest were supplied with scimitars and spears But neither the Remington rifles nor the guns under the Arab's manipulation caused any loss among the British. Tbe wounds wero received at closo quarters during tbe fanatical charges or rushes upon the troops. The few prisoners taken and the sul len retroat of the enemy cause consid erable uneasiness here as to the value and results of the victory. General Graham, if he captures Tokar. will march on Oitnan's headquarters at Tamanicb unless Oiman obeys his summons and lays down his arms. Thfl nrtnal forr-e marchin? on lokar most numbers 3J00 men and is furnished with twenty-two guns and six machine guns. Horses and PJJules DAILY RECEIPTS. Cotton..... ! 144 bales Spirits Turpentine 81 casks Rosin 2288 bbls Tar 430 bbls Crude Turpentine t... 181 bbls 9swswswstwswsmsMwswsstMmsmswmsmMasmsws MARINE NEWS. rpYVO JL MULES just received, and ARRIVED. Steam yacht Louise, Weeks, Smith ville. Master Steamer Wave,Robeson, Fayettevillc, Geo. VV. Williams & Co. Schr Mary L Allen. Butler.' Rock port. Me, EG Barker &Co, with ice CLEARED. Steam yacht Louise, Weeks, Smith ville. Master Steamer Wave, Robeson, Fasrette ville, Geo W Williams & Co. Ger barque Texas, Loof , Hamburg, tj G Barker &Co j Exports. FOREIGN. ! Hamburg Ger barque Texas 102 casks spts turpt, 4,425 bbls rosin GREENVILLE SOUND. T WILL SELL AT A BARGAIN ONE of tbe JL Desirable Summer Places CO Fits in 124: Hours! I employed somo of the best, physi cians here." wrote Wm. E. Tanner, of Dayton, Ohio. "They all said my child could not live for 3 weeks. It had 50 fits in 21 hours. We gave l Samaritan Nervine and the medicine effected a permanent cure." Druggists. STATE NKWh (Jreusboro Workman: Mr T A White, brother ot Postmaster White, who works at Glascock's foundry, had a serious ncciaent to Detail mm mis morning. ! He was canght in one ot the belts while the machinery was running. breaking his right arm in a frizhtful manner and otherwise bruising him up Kcws and Observer: The internal revenue collections in this district dur ing February were $37 925.13. Associate justice Thomas S. Ashe. of the Supreme Court arrived yesterday from Wadesboro. as expected. He is yet on crutches, but looks very well indeed During Ihe pist two weeks members of the Scond Baptist Church a a - . nave been conaui ting a renes ot meet ings in tbe house fitted up for the pur pose, at tbe corner of b wain and Davie streets. There have been several pro xessions ana on rnaay nijrh- sixteen persons asked lor prayer. Govern or Jarvis yesterday offered a reward of $100 each tor ivdward Ray and Wright Anaerson; ine men wno murdered the three men, Horton, Miller and Burtick son, in Mitchell county last week Do scire all efforts to apprehend them. Rav and AndersonJave avoidoi capture thus tar ana are in niding in the Monn tain fastnesses. This reward will prob ably lead to their apprehension It is stated, and that by persons who Enow wnereoi may speak that in certain parts of Ashe. Watantra. Mitchell. Madison and Swain conntiea the law-breakers and desperadoes are having thincs very ranch their own way. iney in a measure defr the law. and the peace and orderslovinr citizen call for relief. The outlaws, for many ot them are outlaws, come Into this Slate from East Term esse and Virginia and when pursued in this State return cto ar Hid frca on the b tlantlc coast, altuateti on Greenville Sound, 6l miles from Wilmington, on Shell Roa l. The land Is in a HIGH STATE QF CULTIVATION and will support an ordinary sized famliy. On the place aro Pears, Peach es, A pples, Cherries, Firs and Grapes IN auujkuaxjk. oysters. lisn. Crabs shrimp to be had at the door rvery dav. nov 25-lawCni m WM. A. CU&I&I1NG and "Dyed." TMOSACH'S, SECOND STREJST.be- twecn Market and Princess, Ladiea and Gen Uemcn's goods of every description, any color. Also, clenlnz, scouring and bleaching. Send me a pair of tout o!d KM u1ava& mi X tt John C, Davis, ATTORNEY AND i COUNSELLOR AT LAW, V WmtmoTon, N. Office o?er tbe Bank of New llnnvor. Practices in all the Courts of the State. 9W special attention paid to the collection CAR LOADS OF HORSES AND for sale at prices tos'jitall. Come and see them. - . CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &c, always m readiness for the use of the public TWO FINE HEARSES, with NICK HORSES, I for Funerals. , ! O. R. HOLLINGSWORTH, j Livery and Salo Stables, jan SO Cor. 4th and Mulberry sts Shirts Made : iO ORDER OF BEST WAMSUTTA Shirt ing and No. 2100 Linen for the low price of I ;$i.oo. A perfect fit and eood substantial work guar anteed. Our patrons and customers are invit ed to call and leave their measures at tbe above remarkably low price at the Wilmington Shirt Factory. J. ELS BACH, Prop., feb20tf 27 Market St. 1 trot the Drawings thtmxelvtt i'JS?8 am are conducted wilX honesty, fairZl inaood faith tntoamH nil ntt. - j. tse fto Company to use this certificate. wSZ. Bftrour Wurj attached, tSttt' - ipitai of ti.000,000-3 riK f .e55o,ood UsiUfo $i Incorporated In 1868 for 15 years by thi u, lalaturefor Educational and Charitable t AWCSW lLfl K PtlTlTT, I AT VT IWI tWM - . r reserve fund ' o added. Byai nse was made apart of the preaeBt Constitution adopted December 21) in Moniy Lottery ever voted on and tsism ty thepeopUofanySt.au. , . It never scales or postpones, i Its Grand Sinu-Ja place monthly. " " A SPLENDID OPPOTtTTTVTW vi nr. . FORTUNE. Third Gri,d T-tr, ril? in the Acadmv of Muni t v- ri.? Tuesday.March 11, 18S4-16Cth Monthly dS? I : - lii.t Capital Prize, $75,000. 100,000 Tickets at Five Dol JarsJSach. Fractions in Fifths LIST Or PBI2ES 't i r vi.io .......... . qth 1 Capital Prize of...., ......f.. S 1 capital nzeoi..... 2 Prizes of 8.000....I . v m. . (V.. " . ............. 10 Prizofl of 1,000.. 20 Prizes of 600 100 Prizes of. i0. S00 Prizes of , 100....'....: 500 Prizes of ' 60 ........ 1000 Prizes of 25......... "... APPSOXmATIOV PRIZES. 9 Approximation Prizes of $730. I I " 600. 10,99 10,09 10,09 20,001 tO,09 n,n kju I.7S JJ3 A Bonanza A CUP AND GOLD BAND TRANSPARENT CHLNA SAUCER AND A POUND BEST MIXED TEA OF eo aE2sra?s A Cup and Saucer given with every pound o" - Tea sold. Call at CRAPON'S Grocery and examine. THI8 TEA IS UNDER AG UARANTEE. GEO. M. CRAPON, Aff't, feb 26 lw 22 South Front 8t. rno PUBLISH OUR USUAL JL ment on Monday eveninar. but P1TB0ELL HOUSE. rjNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, WILMINGTON, N. C , - B- L. PERRY, Proprietor. uw rxopneior Atlantic HoteL nrst-Clasa - . James A. Lovvrey, XlTHEELWRIGirT, ! BLACKSMITH AND General Repairer of Carriages and Vehicles. Work of all kinds attended to without delay, Thanking my friends for favors extended to me In the past, I solicit their kind favors and th sir patronage to future. After an expert- en of forty-four years as a Mechanic under SfKIl11- .BobMtt, ot Warrenton, and in Wiltnington, I am now prepared tocondact tbe work in all lta brU in -JZZ -SS workmanlike manner. -."" Place of tmalness. on Pr!nr and 4th streets. ' - t,"11 saver5 Prated 'Spoons.4 Forks and KnlTCSofbenqnalitj, and at man.. factorer prices, can ba found at Ja cob's HardTrsro Depot. t We Neglected ADVERTISE we did not neglect our. friends. Thla week we offei onr naual assortment at prices equally as low as heretofore and In some articles perhaps a lit tle lower, i I WK DO NOT SELL ADULTERATED SUGARS, i but the purest goods that can be obtained. All our sroodd will ha imlri at tho Uvlnjr prices. ; J. it ninmiK m febx7 J. Lt. HUUUIKH At. rn Diar Oi;py CLOSING OUT. ,967 Prizes amounting to......:.... fXSfli omy to me oaice ot tno Company la Hew Or j For further Information, write clearly, it big , fullddrestv . Make iP. O. Money ?JT: T?rui? .a.D" atlre8s Registered Letteni NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK. t. ,r J vAJSrf ana ordinary leum r MaU or Express (all sums of $5 and vvvv . k um xpenBe; to -' t -J:.: A ;.-.;'. .- M, A. DAUTHEt, j'. -rt . New Orlflaaa, ls or M. A. DAUPHIN, "" . 'L, 8venth 8L, WaihuigtoB, D.C. feb 13-wed-eat-4w-dw ; i 4 United 8tatea of Americs, j) Eastern District of North Carollni. I Whereas, n. iihaI hu hm awi in ha tii- trict Court Of the UnltAd HtatAa 1nr tht lit era District of North Carolln. at Wilrninr, xu suu wm, tne jtn day ot rtarnsrj by John B. ConkUng and James B.P owners of the Steamer Minnehaha, IbeSwtt against the said Steamer MlnnchtM tackle. aPDarel and tu-rnllnr and tM James M. ileGavuitnii wif funk lk X3pwan, and against Frank Wilkinson, K . aveamer, and against all other pen? claiming an Interest therein, allegluf stance that heretofnri ntiA .fncnh iiubeitii James M. McGowan being Indebted Oscar Frzarle,of Mllford jfew Bavea coal, Connenicut, the Bald Blsbee In order to e the said indebtedness did execute and ieW to the said Erie a mortgage of tbe said ttetf together with her fore, for value, the said EarJe had wid i signed the said indebtedness to the s!d ts; lants and bad assigned also to them tlx if mortgage security, woereby they had bee the legal owners of the tald steamer, m taCfeJe. flnnarAl ami fnmflnn and th condition of the said mortgage had ken by tbe said mortgager whereby VL Unt had become entitled to the pott" the said steamer with the power by the terms Of thA aalri -martn-npr.. tw " that tbe said Sarah McGowaa cli nTe second mortgage upon the saw v. indebtedness due from him to ber,S Jr: she together with he said wilktar.5 ClalmljDfr tO be e.ntMkvt a th. nnuvaiQ, 1tr thai aalrl ..A.mM. . . j a .1 iJ ' I1VM 4Ma i .... . ..Milt usr IU B&1U lineilATITfl Aflfl TJTJ- ' J I against said steamer, her tackle. rP2 and lurnlture. and th aAAi b ? fad the proceeds thereof be Ural apPfTT VITE ARE CLOSING OUT CERTAIN lines to tb Payment of the said secuxtd - - ajl wax jlxv less i """ wginerwun costs, charge - It will pay to look at them before purohas lng elsewhere. WE OFFER BARGAINS ON THEM. Geo. R. NOW. fn -nnranan A mtnfllai the seal of the directed. delivered. I do hereby give pub ic fo-T persons claiming the said steamer, her Pf i"Jure, or in aoj U4I7, ihein, that they be and s f we the said Llstrlcr Court, to be kewj; OS & Llstrlcr Court, to xreucntx HonsjMndivAnrtitl I I IWMA thAlw ll I . ,K-i- aH3 r"- 'ilia jldii in majac iw : tions In that behalf." , I ' IatedS9th day of February, 1SSL , J03jnjA B. Ill LI Kff 108 NOUTH FEONT ST. feb 28 . For Decoration. ! JUST RECEIVED AN ASSORTMENT OF CUTB AND SAUCERS f or decoration. PhV yu-ea st MURCUISON, 161)27 : i Murchlon Block. IT. EJ 8. Tj ATTITTIT?. XT ATTC5 - i i rv jLO Attorneys-at-Iaw. v hrBUUL KLEIW, Dcpnt litnfl- J ; Sfeft "ff ELLirJG OUT' & I1 RATHER OfflrS. C Cot. PrfaceM and Water 8U. AT EUDUCUD PRICES, l . , . j , UR3.: KATE C wTXS' No. Ua H Eorxmti fitwt. mtxtOft J&as ;
The Daily Review (Wilmington, N.C.)
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March 3, 1884, edition 1
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