FRO is! THE PRESIDENT
" . or mica cuvrrirrr.
Independence, Texas, Spt- IS, 1SS2.
GctiUent
Ayer's Hair Vigor
IIxs been dkmI la xny houx&oU for Uiree
lit. To preTctt falling out of tht Lair,
ii. .To prcrent too rapid chacge of color.
3d. Aa a dreailng.
It baa rrca entire Satisfaction la every
trttiTvro. Toon respectfully,
"W. Casxt Cxxjrz."
AYER'S HAIR TICOR 1 entirely free
from nacUasIy, danjeroua, or Injoxiou sub
stances. Zt prertfiU la haLr from turning
gray, restore gray Lair to Its original color,
prvrssts bald ores, noniuse the hair and
proaaou lu growth, cures dandraiT and
all leM of the hair and scalp, and U,
at the same time, a very superior. And
dedraUe dressing.
rsxr asxd bt
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Matt.
8oU by all DrcfjUta. "
Is 1 ljtcJp dJfcJL 23 30
fc. m.
TiE D,aiwd S1
What is it?
It is the best whit dress shirt now
. offered for sale.
Why is it the best?
1st. It Is made of the best materials
WamsuUa muslin,
BrooVfield 2 loo lines,
Clark's O. N. T. spool cotton.
2d. Its workmanship is unequalled
Everlasting Stay Attachment,
French Placket Sleeves,
' Reinforced Bosoms
3d. It will fit, elegantly
Tall men, Short men,
Fat men, Lean men,
Big men, Little men.
MiXTTiCTCttO SV
DANIEL MILLER & CO.,
.iMroxTiis and Jobber,
Dry Goods and Notions,
Gents Furnishings,
32 and 34 HOPKINS' PLACE.
J
WAMSUTTA
If your dealer does not keep it, send his
ad Jress to Daniel Miller & Co., sole man
ufacturers, Baltimore, Md.
apl II 3a f cd arm
CrCaplUU Prlre 87S,OOO.I
Tickets only Shares in pro
portion. Louisiana State Lottery
Company.
Vridok4ii.lv certify Uat ruftrviM tXe
arrangement for mil the JJcntXif end Semi
Annual Draeing of TXe Louisiana State Lat
ter Company, and ta person nml and con
trol U Drawings tkemsebets, and tXat tXe
tame art conducted with konestg, fairness, and
iit gvad faith toward mil parties, and tee autXor
ime UU Camp- ta nee tXis cerHJtcmU, witkfao
frr of our sgnatmrs attached, in iU adver
Commissioners.
Incorporated rnl3 for 53 years by the Leg
islature for Educational and Charitable pur-poM-wltb
a capital of f 1.000.000 to wlueh a
reaerre fund of fttO.ooo baa since been
added, m '
By an overwhelming pormlaa vote ltsfran
hle waa made apart of the preaent 8tat
Coastttutlom adopted December Id. A. D.. 1S731
Taa emit Lattery taer voted on
fry tU peopUefanf State.
It merer scales c
CS2I0O LINEN.-,
lu Brand Single Number Drawings taks
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WW A
rORTUXK. fifth: Oraad Drawlsf, Claaa B,
ta ta Aeaaar of Matte, at New Orleans,
Tuesday, May IS, 1S84 16sh Koatary Draw
Capital Prize, $75,000.
100,000 TIckeU at Five Dol
lars Each. Fractions in Fifths
In proportion.
LIST Of FXJZXS.
1 Capital Prise of.... .......... 73,000
1 Capital Prise of.................... 23,000
1 Capital Prlae of.................... 10.000
t PrtsM of aa.ooo 12.00c
Prlsea of X.ooo,.....M.. ...... .... 10,000
10 Prtsee of 1,000, 10,000
; s Prlaea of sou.......... ........ 10,000
100 Prlsea of tax................... r.000
900 Prlaee of X 00.. ...... 90,000
000 Prlaee of SO 13.000
10OO Prlaee of S3................... S3.000
arraoxritaTTosf rent.
AyproTtminoa Prlaee of trso. t,T
1 M 600. 4.300
t " " SO. 130
4.957 Prlsea, amotratlnx-to. M.. tTEZJSCQ
AppneaUoa for ratee to elube should be saade
only to the o2oe of the Coapaay ta New Or-
lPYor fBrther taiormaOo. wrtta clearty, itr
tax full addreaa. Hale P. O. Mosey Or
ders parable aad addreee Berlatered Letters to
MZffoBULJLSa NATIONAL. BANK, -
Nsrw Oxxxura. La.
POSTAL. NOTES aad ordtixary leoere by
Mall or Zxpreea (all auaaa of $3 aad upward
by JCxpreaa at our expense) to -
Kcw OrVfint, LA,
oraC A.DATJpnTJf. . ,
KJ 0ereQthBL Waxlrtoa, D. C
apl J-vwlaal 5-2Aw
The Daily Review.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL, 23, IS84.
ThjL im.uu Kerietn lias tilt larctsi
. . . Tr--7 jc
IN GONOUESS YESTERDAY.
SENATE. I
WAjsnivfiTOx. Arjril 22. Mr. Blair
from the committee on Education and
Labor, reported favorably a bill to
rrratn a rommision to inouirc into
and renort uron the material, indus
trial and intellectual progress made by
the colored ionle of the United Mates
sinr I8C5. Calendar.
After a short executive session the
Senate dispensed with the regular
order and took up bills under the five
mifintn .rule. Under this 'rule bills
wpri nassed authorizing a bridge
jurrs Cumberland river at Nashville
and several bills affecting local and
..ytal Intnmsta in flio WoSf And
Ml M m a 111 LI L. A A k W w w
Vnrlh.
The Chair laid before the .Senate the
Fleuro-pneuinonia bill, so that it may
mr 11 n ns unfinished business to-
morrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Dinirlev. of Maine, asked unan
imous consent for the present consid
eration of the bill authorizing tnc sec
retary of the Treasury to invest lawful
v donosited in the Treasury Ijv
National Bankins associations lor the
retirement of tlieir circulating note.
Mr. Weller objected and the .consent
was not cranted. !
The House went into Committee of
the Whole on the TarilT bill. ,
The principal speakers on the bill
were Mr. Welbourn. of Texas, favor
ing, and Mr. McKinley, ol Ohio, oppos
ing the bill: but a eood many quei-ions
and brief remarks were interjected by
other members.
Mr Herbert, ot Ala. made an elabo.
r&tu atgunient in favor ot the bill, and
in answer to what he termed sophist
ries of the gentleman who had preceded
him.
At the conclusion of Air II rbert7s
remarks the committee rose.
The House then "went into Committee
of the Whole on the pension appropria
tion bill, the pendinz amendment being
that offered by Mr. Kosecrans, of Casa.,
transferring the duties ot the pension
agent to the pay (icpariu.ent 01 me
navy. The amendment was lost. I An
amendment was adopted providing
that 10 agent, attorney or other person,
shall demand or receive a fee for his
services in cases of pensions or bounty
Itnd claims, until the allowanco of the
. . . . .. . in
Claim: that lees in pension cases snau
be paid, for paying pensions, out ol the
first install meat of 1 ho pension lo the
claimant: that ne fee? shall exceed 10
except in case of a special writ'eh con-
. . . . jii i. 1
tract n ii-e in 1 ne pension lui-u huu
arp oved by the (JonuuUsioa r oj Pen
sions, when $25 may bo charged; and
prescribing the power which the secre
tary ol" the Interior may exeicise over
pension attorneys
The Committee then rose aDU report
ed the bill to the House when it was
passed. ,
He Docs Not Need to Go Alter
Ills Money.
In replv U an inquiry of a report r
Mr. (I. (ao?dmith ("ne of our best
known Jebh ci'.izens) Did you ever
win anything beJ'ore? lie replied: Oh,
ye.! now and then. I once won $1,250
n n Herman Lottery, and havn won
small sums a: odd limes in The Louisi
ana State Lottery. Wpll yon visit New
Orleans for the purpose of collecting
your money (alluding 'to $15,000. the
one-filth oi the capital prize in The
louisiana State lot:ery,,on Tuesday.
March II. on ticket No. 14 A07). No!
we have dejX'Sited the ticket with tho
Clnmbu (Miss.) Insurance and Bi;k
ing C. fr coll'-ction. It isue enough.
The. draft was promptly lion'-ivd.
Kxtravt from the Columbus (Miss.)
Disjxilch. March 14:h. mi.
ICE.
apl SI
W. K. DAVIS Jt SON.
iMotice.
tpnE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OI
lha StrrkhoMers of the CAROLINA CEK
I
TRAL RAILROAD COMPANY will be hold
at the Company Cdce, In the city of Wil
nlDStoD, cn THURSDAY, May Sth, at 11
o'clock, a. m. J NO. 11. SHARP,
apl SI tdm Secretary
Challenge to the State.
J AM BOUND TO SELL THE BEST BEEF,
t can't help IL I hare got THIRTY HEAD
OF. FINE CATTLE, fattened by Mr. T. L.
Racaley of Sampaon County and I CHAL
LENGE TOE STATE T BEAT TOEU. On
aale for the next thirty days. ow U the time
to PATKON1ZK HOME. So need to go to
New York ; we will comrii with them.
SPRING LAMB, MUTTON AND VEAL
n hand DAILY.
Leave orders with
UEOUGE V. TILLEY,
apl 13 St frmw stall No. 6.
PARSLEY & WIGGINS,
I
MANUFACTURERS OF
SASII, BLINDS, DOORS,
AND
ORNAMENTAL WOOD WORK,
apl B tf j
Boxes and Grates,
F5R SHIPMENT OF TEG ETA B ' ES AND
Fruit, la ahooka or ready made.
YkLLOVS PINE LUMBER.
A foil stock of Rourh and Dreasod Lumber.
Latha, etc., for Building purroaea.
Mar Orders by the cargo. Domestic and For
elra, aolWasd. t
apl a daw parsley a Wiggins.
co:
WILMINGTON MARKET
- April 23r4 P. IL
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted
firm At 284 cents per gallon . Sales
of 20 casks at 29 cents.
ROSIN Quoted firm at Sl.05 for
Strained and$1.10 for Good Strained
Sales of 500 abls at quotations.
TAR Quoted firm at $1.10 per bbl
of 280 lbs
CRUDE TURPENTINES Qaoted
steady at $1.75 for Virgin and Yellow
Dip and $1 for Hard.
COTTON Quoted firm. Sales of 30
bales on a basis of Hi cents per pound
for Middling. The following are the
official quotations :
Ordinary
Good Ordinary
Low Middling
91
lOj
11
H!
in
cents
Middling
a fV
Good Middling..--'
DXILT BXCKIFTS.
Cotton
21 bales
Spirits Turpentine.
217 casks
674 bbls
. ........
Rosin
Tar
120 bbls
Crndo TurDentine. ,
8 bbls
......
MARINE NEWS,
ARRIVED, i
Steamer D Murchison,- Smith, Fav
etteville, G. W. Williams & Co.
Steam yacht Louise, Weeks, bmitn
ville. Master
Steamer Passport, Harper, Smith
ville. Master
Nor baraue Kmbla. Simoogeo, Ant
werp. J tr xueDano.
CLEARED, i
Steamer D. Alurchison, Smith, Fayn
etteville. G W Williams & Co.
Steam yacht Louise, Weeks, fcmith
ville. Master
Steamer Passport, narper. Smith
ville, Master. 1
rnilE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS DEVO-
tcd to the display of these goods are this sea
son more than usually attractive. In TRIM.
MED HATS we are receiving frcm the North
by every Stamr the most favorile styles of
attcrn Bonnets; duplicates of which we can
furnish at very low prices; while of UNTRIM-
MED GOODS, our assortment is absolutely
' i
bewllde log, embracing 1 ad lea Hats, Misses'
H&ta, Children's Hats, Boys' Hats, Ac, in Straw,
n Chip, lo Fine Ml'an, in Union Milan, In Rough
and Ready, In Canton, In Pearl and in other
materials, in all the choicest shades, and at
prices wh'.ch, as compared with those ruling
elsewhere, arc simply astonishing.
LOW PRICES AT
TAYLOR'S BAZAAR.
Webavo Trimmings of eveiv description,
from the small single Violet to tho largest branch
ed dress garniture. Daises by the dozen, or in
wreaths. Morning Glories, Pansles. Llllles of
th3 Valley, Buds, Roses, Muslin Buds, Moss
Ruda, Wreaths, Bprays of every description.
In fact every kind of flowers; Trimming
for Dresses oi Hats, at prices which set com
ietltlou at deSance, at
TAYLOR'S BAZAAR.
OUR DIbPLAY OF
Comprises Ostrich Tips. Ostrich Plumes, Os
trich Pompoons with Humming Birds and
without, and with and without Aigrettes, in
all styles and colors, and at prices to suit all
purees. All are the best of their kind, at
TAYLOR'S BAZAAR.
Also, a full line of
i
HOISERY. GLOVES. CORSETS. UNDER
WEAR, Ac-, Ac.
We display novelties in Fancy Laces for
Dress Trimmings, Oriental. Cluny, Egyptian,
Normandy, Spanish, Point, Brabant In whi e,
ecru and black. An elegant line of Neckwc ax,
for Ladies and Children.
KMBBOIDERIES in Swiss, Nainsook and
Irish Point, at remarkably low figures, at
TAYLOR'S
BAZAAR,
118 Market St.,
ipllS WILMIXQTOS. K. C.
Dr. S. 0. Ellis;
rAFFICE 33 SOUTH FOURTH , -STREET,
opposite Miller's Drug Store. Having located
In wiimlnrton offlers his professional services
to ue ciuxens. u not m when called upon
calls left noon the alate win ha nmn,niV.
spondd to api Ju
500 Horses
C
AN BE FITTED OCT WITO TT..
Bridles. Saddles. Collars. Ilm a
fall line of Trunks. Bag and Satchel. Onr-
rtages. Booties. Phaetons. Carta. Drays. Ac.
Allour good are fresh and beat quail tr lor
price In tho State H 7
McDOUGALL BOWDXN.
114 North Fre.tut
Next to D. A. Smith's Furaitcre f
Store.
A r Eenowned Tonic, r jB
MRS. JOE PERSON'S
REMEDY
FOR GENERAL DEBILITY.
BUII.DS UP THE SYSTEM AND
IMPARTS VIGOR AND
. HEALTH.
It la an antidote for
Malarial Blood Poison,
i -
.ndaeure remedy for restoring the systex
after having had CHILLS AND FKVJsJJ.
As a Tonic and Alterative.
Mookesviixx, Iredell Co.. N. C.
Being desirous of add'nz my testimonial to
' others concerning the merits of Mrs. Joe
PeH
son'a Remedy, rtake pleasure in b tying that
as a Tonic and Alterative I do not think It has
an equal. I hae fairly tested It, and after
lrrn veareune. sarsap&mia. vlnecrar Bitter
and varioua other remedies, havo no hesita
tion In pronouncing it far superior to any tonic
I have ever used. When I commenced uslnz
airs, rerson s isitters x waa very weak, com
plexion sallow, and now 1 am feeling perfectly
weu. ttespectruiiy your inena.
MRS. II. T. BROWN.
September S3fh, 1878.
Debility,
newbekn. Sept. e. issi
I have nsed Mrs. Joe Person's Tonic for een-
erai ue Dill tv consequent upon uvinsrin alow
country, and found great benefit from it as an
nppeuzer which gave tone to the system.
MAKX tSA.XA.HU CL.AKKK.
Scrofula in the Eyes.
Oxfobd. N. C. Feb. 2d. 18S0.
Mrs. Joe Person's itemed? Cured our 11 tie
gin, who was badly afflicted with Scrofula,
aiter au oiuer means naa xauea.
Fursaie in Wilmington by w. uT Grein.
Wholesale Agent. J. C. Munds. Munds Bros.
A DeRosset and F U. Miller. AoDlvforPam
phlet of North Carolina testimonials.
apl i t tf .
SMOKE.
A LL WHO DESIRE A SMOKE in which
-ti
the censes will be gently lulled to rest and the
faney freed Irom care, soar among the de
lightful air caslles of "Arabian MsrhtV snlen-
dor, should try some of those Domestic and
lmporiea cigrs at
r. C MILLER'S Pharmacy,
apl 7 Correr Fourth and Nun sts
To Fruit Growers.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED 1CO.O0O Fruit
4-
Basaeis ana oirawDerrv urates, ana am nra-
parea to iurn'sn iae iraue, irc-m uoiasboro to
Charleston. These crates weigh ill pounds'
and save $1.22 in freight between Wilmington
HUU i'CH UU CBC11 kill) y rifc VJ
E. G. BLAIR.
apl I. Agent
Sportsman's Goods.
WE HAVE THE FINEST ASSORTMENT
o f English and Belgium Breech Loaders
ever brought to this market. Also a first-
c ass stock of Shells, Wa-idlng, Primers, Cart
ridge Bags. Gun Caps, Game Bags, Ac In
fact we can show a stock of Hardware. Good
goods and guarantee prices.
I Successors to John Dawson A Co..
1 19. 21 and 23 Market tieet
ap
The Excursion and Pic Nic
i
QEASjN 18 OVEH AND THE THEATRI
CAL AND BALL Season has opened again.
ana JUhN wkilnkk.. the practical German
Barber and Perfumer. Is personally in attend
ance at his Hair Dressing Saloon. 29 Market
Street, between Water and Front, Wilmlnar
ton. N. C ! mcb3
Kerclmer & Calder Bros.
WHOLESALE
gROCEBS
ASD COMMISSION Merchants,
offer for sale a full line of
KLOUB, SUGAR,
BACU.n. SALT.
KICK, MEAL,
CORN, OATS,
SNUFF, SODA;
LYK, STARCH,
CRACKERS, CANDT,
HOOP IRON, GLUE, i
nails, bungs, !
paper, bags,
AxleGkease, POWDER,
apl 7 -
COFFER,
MOL&bSES,
LAfD,
HAY,
POTASH,
SOAP,
CANDLES,
RIVET,
MATCHES,
KUUKETS,
TIES. Ac
Riot ice.
PURSUANT TO THE POWERS OF SALE
contained in a mortgage made by John
Col ville and wife And Wm. E. Hill and wife to
E. K. Burruss, the 10th day of September,
1873, and recorded in Book "DD". at page
50i, Records of Bladen county, and in a mort
gage made by John Colvllle as the sur?lvlng
partner of Wm. E. Hill A Co., to E. E. Bui
rus, the 2nd day of January, 1882, and re
corded In Book No. 1. of Mortgages, at ratre
549 Records of Bladen county, the undersigned
will sell for cash, at the village of Abbotts
burg in Bladen ciunty, on Saturday, the 17th
day of May.ISS. the following described real
estate situated in the aald village of Abbotta-
burg and county of Bladen, viz : 27 acres of
land lying on the North side of the C. C. Rail
way. There are on this tract! of land, one
large frame store house, one large frame dwel
ling, a large car shed, a large machine shop,
snd about 25 small tenant houses. Said land
will be sold in lota to suit purchasers. Also.
6 other lota lying on the South side of theC. C.
ttauway ana in tne village ox ADbottsburg.
icniu cmn. tiiie gooa.
! E. K. BURRUSS, Mortgagee.
C. C. Ltos, Attorney.
apl 16 lawlw w
District Court of the United States for' the
j&asiern jjistnct ox Aortn Carolina.
jsryan Morse
In Admiralty for
wharfage and fuel
Steamer Minnehaha,
ana
James B. Pardee.
KntlcA 1a lifrrfehv tri vtn that In Koi1ln A
a moniuon to me adaressed under the seal of
" J D " - WWIUUI HI
District of Cape Fear, In the Eastern District
VsvK rawhlM Iakr4 W a . m .
A. u, vss, i nae this day attached and seized
the fcteamer Minnehaha, her tarklw nrri
and furniture, and do detain and hold the
same In my custody until further orders of
the Court.
Now. all rjersona elsJmtntr thA aama v.. w
log any authority to aay why the property
wwuiu .-uk uc vuuucqucu uu boiu in payment
of wharfage and fuel, are hereby notified to
nnetr before th aafrl rvnt tn ka Kzi, tv n
r r 1 msr u.v. s. . u
mlngton. on the first Monday after the fourth
Musuay iu Apm, a. xj., iasi, men ana there
to interpose a chUi for the same, and make
their allegations In thai h-hlf hnvmir
If any they have to the contrary
W www at
Per Jos. H. Neff, Deputy.
men z
Dyed."
AT MONACHS, 161 SECOND 8TBKET.be-
tween Market and Princeaa, Ladlea and Gea
tlemea'a roods of evervdeacrtntion.
Alao, clean Tag, acotrrinr and bleaching.ESexd
me a pair ex toot on aua uiovea. ;
IUXdXLAlTEOUO.
just KECErvED and foe the
SUMMER SILKS.
A GOOD ASSORTMENT-STYLES FROM 50c to $1 peP vanl
BEACK SILKS. 1
WE DEFY ALL COMPETITION
, AND
Elegant line of Black Silk
WHITE
We never fail to sell these goods, as the prices are the lowest
FANCY MATTINGS.
apl 21, 1884
ShrioLs
TAKE GOODS HOME, EXAMINE THEM CRITICALLY IN ALL PAL
ticular points, such as material, make
price, which tells who sells the cheapest. We have been victorious in eTp 1
instance where goods from competing
We do it every day, and advise
Only last week a prominent business man in this city had a suit lent lo Hi
home from different houses, with
and remarked i "I do not know much about clothing, but it did not take mi
long to decide after I had them together at home, but lit had not had Ihea to
gether I might have paid from $5 to $8 more for my suit."
.- 1 ;
We handle all grades of gods, guaranteeing every article worth what job
Pa for u or money refunded. After
said, it pays to trade with
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER,
114 MARKET ST. .
apl 21
W. P. SP1INEK, I -KM.
Detroit,
m r
outcsb wiM.
Vrvtsluw, :r
ISTSend for Catalogue
mch 13 d&w ly
Foreclosure Sale.
BY VIRTUE OF THE POWER OF SALE
contained in a deed of uiortgige made by
it. J. Bjrd to S. Hill Terry on the 27th Janua
ry, 1881, recorded in Boos SSS, page 437 of
the Records of New Hanover County, the un
dersigned will expose for sale to the highest
bidder, for cash,. at the Court House door in
the city of Wilmington, on Monday,28tb April,
1884, at 12 o'clock, :M, ho-' following described
tracts of land situate lu said city, described as
follows: ! "
lkt One lot beginning at the Northwest cor
ner of Block 206, runs ' hence South along the
Kas'. line of Seventh street 119$ feet, thence
East parallel with Harnett street 53 feet to
Jxve'8 line, thence Northwestwardly wl h aald
Jlne J32 feet to ihe leginnlng, being parts of
sots 1 and 2 Block 290.
2nd One other lot beginning at Nor-hwest
corner of Block 293, runs thence East with the
South side of Harnett street 63 feet, thence
South parallel with Seventh street 132 feet,
thence West parallel with Harnett street 15
feet to Love's line, thence Northwestwardly
with said line 140 feet, more or less to the be-.
ginning, being part of Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 296.
JOHN D. BELLAMY Jr.,
mch 8 30d. I Att'y for Mortgagee
Children's1 Carriages.
JJECEIVED THIS WEEK A FULL STOCK
OF New Styles of Children's Carriages for
! -
8prlng Trade.
Also, new arrivals of FURNITURE, WIN
DOW SHADES. Ac. All kinds of Mattreseec,
Bedding Ac Renovating and Repairing done
at short notice.
D. A. SMITH,
Furniture, N. Front Street
apl 14
W. & E. S. LATIMER,
Attornevs-at-Law. i
Office S. K. Cor. Princess andWater Sts.
jan 7
More New Goods.
s
PRING STYLES IN HATS AND BON
NETS, HAIR GOODS, NECKWEAR, Ac
MBS. KATE C. WINES,
No 119 North Second Street,
apl 5 next Post Office.
O
NE HUNDRED BUSHELS CLAY PEAS,
Consignment Goods. Must be sold.
! Leave orders at I
A. W. RIVENB ARK'S,
Produce Commission Merchant and Grocer,
114 North Water St, Wilmington. N.C.
apH4 ,
For &Sale. .
pi COD HORSES, MULES, BUGGIES AND
WAGONS. Apply to the subscribers for terms
and particulars.
JS. M. JOHNSON A CO..
apl12dAwlm Willard, Pender Co ", N. C.
Shirts Made
lO ORDER OF BEST WAMSUTTA Fhlrt.
mg un j. iiw unen ior tne low price of
A perfect fit and good subauntlal work guar
an teed. Our patrons and customers are invlt
to caii ana leave their measures at the above
r2mrkably low price at the Wilmington Shirt
Factory.
feb20tf
a. f..uaisACH. jfrc
27 Market 8t.
It Don't Matter
i
JF THE OLD YEAR IS GONE AND THE
New Year has come. HUMPHREY. JEN
KINS A CO.. arestillTecelvlng itth&r Oyt
ter Houe, No. 112 South Front 8treet. afr4h
IEE.PY T?.0 ew Klw Oysters. Oya
tersshrtmca C. O. D vwkhi rV..ii
!
peesext seasok ake desdui., .
IN THESE GOODS, IN ROTtt r 1
BROCADE. ' 150111 UlX
TWO,
Grenadine from medium to fine
SPREADS. '
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up, stylej of garment, and a bove all, tin
houses have been sent home for coniM
you to try it once to convince yookel
one from us among them; he kept oar suit
one trial you wUl say, as thousaadi brs
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MxvrrxcTcazas or
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ixv v.iuLii, tt ire mourner ""mgB. WTO BlffM, i
1st I oa Fooca, Iron Shutters, Counter 8apjwrtt,a.
V UN, 60
: , : . lO-Uentloa this Ffcptr.
WHISKEY & CIGABS !
Cape Fear $7, ') :
Stuart's Eye, $4, !
Martell's S3.
We
have recently, added to our stork d
Liquoralthe celabrated "Sabatogx i,"
I which we are selling at $7.
A FULL LINE OF
Imported & Domestic Clpn
selling at remarkably lowfliimt
Give us a call
Pi L. BEID&EBS fe Oft
HO North Front Bt.
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Some Remnants.
B HAVE 80MB FEW RnCHaTJ Cl
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eeveral Lines of Goods lhat we art
CHEAP LES3 THAN VALUt
Coxno and BUY A BAEGlDf ft
Geo. It. Frencli & Sow
108 NORTH FROST BTKBCI.
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Furniture.
T CRAFTS YOU WILli TlSDlf3
assortment from which to oaks selecfis
MATTRESSES of All
ktnos fast:
aade ta order. Baby Carrl,
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Shades, Cornices, Curtain Loop
Clover Leaf Tables Cpholaterlaf sas.wr
Ing of Furniture by competent .
I ' THOS. C. CSATT, A1
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PUEOELL HOUSE.
TTNDEB NEW MANAGEllEfT.
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B. L. PERRY. ProiwhnS
Late Proprietor AtlantJwir uf
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Mionanvire & iron ft
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