-
The Daily" Review.
JOSH. T. JAMES. Editor & Prop.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
SATURDAY. MAY 3. 1884.
KaUrfel at lb PottoSe at WUmlngum.N. C,
a eooa4Uf nutter.
HEALTHY HINTS.
nest to sco it
all the states toother and making the
- f U Irnnsn VPTV-
p . rvmt. Khako a hornet 3
where, bat in attracting me iw- i V lh are at home.
of persons from erery portion of the . ... ho . .
to the extent of thosa resources.
in-
She is
a Anna
As the tide of European travel will
sooa actio, it will be interesting to
travellera to recall the recent decision
of the United States Supreme Court
with reference to the wearing apparel
which returning tourUti may brin
with them tree from daty. The catc
decided was that of William Astor
axainst Collector Merrit. oi New York,
and was published at the time it was
rendered, but, for the benefit of those
who may hare orerlooked it, it may
cot be inopportune to repeat the gist ot
the decision. Tho court held that to
constitute wearing, apparel ia the
raeaniog of the section which ex
empts wearing apparel from duty, it
must bo in a condition to be worn with"
out further manufacture by the pas
senger returning Irom abroad; must be
intended for Ids own use or that of his
family who accompany him as passea-
rr. and not to be ciTen away: must
-
be suitablo tor the season of the year.
tnr) mnt not exceed m auanlitv or
Quality the ordinary character of his ap
pare!, or what is reasonable In view of
his means and station. Tho articles
need not. however, bare been actually
worn. .
That Indians will make industrious
and thrifty citizens is rapidly being
demonstrated. A letter from the Indian
Nation cites the following as an illus
tration : "Rer. Gilbert Tailor Thomp
son' was born in the 'Old Na'.ion,'
Georgia, and U now 36 years ot " ace.
He lately resided at Franklin, Tcnn.,
but came to tho Nation last summer to
remain. He decided to settle on the
iin rfiho Mlisonri. Kansas & Texas
Railroad, about twenty miles south of
Vinita. and has claims covering about
10,000 acres of magnificent land. Hi
claim takes In tho railroad lor nearly
four miles, and extends trow ix to
seven miles east and west. He em
ploys a Lrge force of men, has just
purchased twenty jtradtd bulls. 700
cows and nearly 1.400 steers, and before
the season closes will bring here about
2.000 steers which he now own in
Texas. He is running eiht sulky
ploughs, breaking sod. will to-morrow
start a steam gang plough with six
ploughs in the gnt each turning a
tixteen-inch furrow. Hois putting up
mkny miles or wire fencing and prepar
ing to sow 3,500 acres of wheat thi fall.
Nor Is this aa exceptional case. Many
others are doing or preparing to da the
Don't try to UKe tnengnioi wj
Irom an express tram at a rauruau
crossing, i ,
nm.'t tl k bask to a, woman won
handles a fire shovel with grace and
ilflTteritv.
Hon't eo nearadratt. if a dralt conies
i-t. ,1 r a
toward you run away, a ugni uiu
the most dangerous. . .
rwt hlnw in tli9 eun your gr3nq-
r-.u orr;0rl in thn war ot 1812. It l
The widow of tho once famou3 Mexi
can general. Santa Anna, is livitg qui-
At- :n ht.r- --;- state, antl seldom
trades into the outer world.
onlv torty eteht years old. San
having been President or Mexico, mree
, krn.a-iA Horn . She vvas
uiwis u j... - father carneu m mv "i - u. -
plighted to him in her cradle, and mar- moro angerou3 now than it was men
thir.ccn Vtars!" rn KnM n rd bv tbe other ent
.l -.i:nr- Aifintnr. I f haw it out in front ol me
. "!Jr, hn tad lost bis leg stove to see if it is al.ve. Is is general
iiuu oi u.l a
and cot Into a Texas prison, lor
twenty years ber life was spent m a iroupa Jar"d of wbichit is io posses
camp, surrounded by the whirl of war- s;orK possession to a bull do is ten
fare. Her husband was nve nmes poinwoi mo m.
. . . r : I r.,- ! tmiccl rrt-v t things after vou have
was banished, recalled. Damaneu aa. too much to waist yourself.
. f 11 ir a V. milli hla wifn in I . . , !il '
i c. II AA Virn ulth hl4 W1IQ 1Q I . . . 1 1 :L 1 Unf3 -.n
suu uaaiijr uitu rM . jjod IRO 10 uuu wjih jv"-
exile as a traitor. She has seen much TQj3 -l3 onc cf the most unhealthy prac-
. It I I... I -r.1 llnllTTllli'Il I IlrP I I1H.L II. IUalli vav'utt.iij M......
"( nrv mill icLtiibvi " . , -
-Li.-' eK nrr nnioved man, can be addicted to. i
W " "v !f, nro euro ho ia a
one thoroughly(peaceful man
life.
Itoucli ou Corns."
Ask for Wells' "Raugh on Corns "
15c. Quick, complete curd.
oft corns, warts, uunions
.
PEUSONAI.
Hard or
cod
prevaricator, hire another man to break
tbe news to mm.
nh bomb-shell in the
stove to amnso the audience. You may
not linger here below to enjoy me ap
plause, even if you should win any.
Hnn't. when ffunninir. put tbe pipe
been smokine into the pocket
Aii'a niiioua viivRin is a Durclv
(Toinhin liniiici rnmpdvfor Heauaclies,
n;i;.,ticnnca nnd ( !nnstlDatlOH. iaSllV
taken, actin promptly, relievinz quick-
j v . cw. r or saie uy xuuuus uiw.
Dcllossct. coa
MAY MOONSHINE.
Col. Wm. French, an ex-Confederate where you are carrying your powder.
fRor f .Tarkaon. M 33.. 13 dead. umusa juu iao "
w-"" . -n.. f iKo tion and another suit oi ciome.
bamuei x . Aonuen , irviikt
New York 6'txn. who was injured at a
fi in Thomas street. New lorn cuy,
Tuesday night, died yesterday.
Torillard hw contributed five
tlinncan t il,11?vra to Uhe fund be":ng
raised m New Jersey, in aid of the ped
estal for tbe liartholdi staiuc.
Old John Ingmanson. ot Sycamore,
111., used to hold Christine Nilsson on
I- n m when sho was a child in
Sweden, and when he went to sell his
tinware she went with! him and sang
to draw purchasers.
George Augustus Sala gets 10.000 a
year from the Ixodon Illustrated News
lor writing a page a week and occas-j.-inil
i!rimatie criticism. He cets
.mthnr C: to ooo from tho Daily Tclc-
nmrJi for an editorial ot a co'utun long
- . .
now and men. .
fin lii rn ent birthdiy anniversary
the Ka:ser Wilhelru received as a
ent the sword of General Von Soy
It was presented to him by the last sur 5tsce5cv
. 0..1 ,nn htm-1 does nisKev.
VIVIIIK SCIon til ' inM. a "'V - . . . .
w , . I a 1 .1 ...1 .tn n vtrrtffrr T OCT
cf or. ,.1,1 mtn ' A OliaCS UOClur wuu a
' ....... . 1 . r . t? : ii.oc
t . i il. mnnv in a nan r i iiiiuimju v
Mr. Wl.liam M. f. Kour.u, oi mr .- - -- - a un nn
. . - mr i i i i eL-cn 1 1 nH nsu i vi-r ut'i mi uiuu tun v.j
Prison Association ot rvew loric, nas r t; -v r. ,.0, n c0
in miuiM an honorarv, drrespouaiiizp-r:"':: . r . ,.r. ' " r,
; - r - ' i ti 1 aftu . "i nave uone iuut uueu, uhwi.
IIICUIUCI 'I UIC i" u.wi i ......
Iln nn of llrpat isritain. inis unioi.
h nn.!r lLa r.harrt 70.000 souls. The
r.nlw nthp.r Amprlcan member is Mr
tame.
t " chi. snirl tn to the new boy
in school,' 4 that you do not indulge in
the wicked and nltny nanii oi siuukiujj
ciifarsb." "Xaw," replied the boy, in a
burst ot proud disdain; -gimme a ciay
pipe and some nigger head tobacco
when you want me to enjoy comfort,
None o1 your lancy sraoKes icr rae.
L'irtt ifimn r'nnntomDlatini some
hAimnn's in n. ilorisL's window) "Flovv-
rh lwnntiful thimrs.' Second
I -: . r ..Vr. nrl thdtr n t-ii lilrn whlS-
lrPS- I ClllWU JLV9, iUW V. t
dlitz key in one respect." lirst citizen
jorr "What respect uo you reii-i w.
They maKe a nosegay; su
Charles Brace, of New York.
Mr. Richard J. Evans ha recently
Kopn nnnnint.nl Suhennlendent and
Aeixt.int Chief Eneineer of tho West
rn Ttnilrod of (leoreia. He has had
nniT pTnpnenco in mis Kinu oi vsorik.
r--- ,
and was lor many years counix-ieu
that
, Always successful?" "Never lost a
patient under it."
When a lecturer goes to Montana he
. . ... i ir
gives his lecture a tiue em oruwu iu u,
nineteen syllable word, and causes the
people to think it a new kind of mixed
drink, and they crowd the halls to their
utmost capacity. I
It makes an editor mad to have word
. v r it. .
nnmn nn thron?n tne inoe irom iuu
The two Houses ol Congress have
practically agreed to appropriate a mil
lion of dollars for tbe expeusts of a
commission to ylsit Mexico and tbo
Central American States In the interest
of our commerce. Theidealsexcedcnt,
sayt tho Indtz-Appcal. The Rovcro
ment Is really unacquainted with its
nt door neighbors. The trade ol
and ol Central and South
American nations goes across tbeAtlan-
tlc Instead of comine to New Orleans.
v.rMV V York or Bolton. The
million dollars, evta If the money is
pent on a mere junketim expedition
by Republican who fall to get a presi
dential nomination, will bo well
invested, lis appropriation will show
to tha DcoDle ol neigbborinz nations
that these United States arc anxious to
form close commercial, alliances with
them, and tho moment' they arc con
vinced or this they will respond in a
manner which must be beneficial to us.
It Is to be rezretted that a wise policy
rf non-lnPTfereneo with the affairs of
foreign nations, adopted with excellent
reason by the founders of this govern
meat, has in Liter years been so per.
Tertcd as to become a practical bar to
mtlmata trade Intercourse with the peo
ple of nations close by us an inter
coursa which could but have been bene
ficial to all concerned. A hundred
years ajo wo were three millions
of people, just forming a gov cru
ra ent of a uew ;kind lor our.
telrcj, and threatened ou all sides.
To-day we are fifty-five millions, our
system ol gorernmentjs really adopted
by almost tho whole continent, and do
foreish power would for a moment
dream of interference with us. Yet the
noa-actlon- which was lormerly the
dictate cf sclf-interest-7nd application
of the law of self-preservation has be
coms a settled principle of government;
erca more wo carry tho Idea beyond
any point which the earlier itatesmea
thought of. ilsppilythe accumulated
capital of the country seeks outlets, and
the spirit ot adventure and enter
prise and common sense is abroad in
tha land; and tho theorist who fails to
find in tha constitution any warrant for
lhacxpendiinroofthli million of dol
lars Is onhecded when he protests.
Another government million goes to
the New Orleans exposition. Wo wish
tha mUlion could bo mada twica as
much. Undar.what seems to bo moa
admlrablo preliminary management
this exposition promises f lorious re
lets, not only In bringing: the ptoplo of
with Morgan's New Orleans and Texas counting-room that a lady is waiting
Railroad. M?r BlfrX.u
three nights oi stairs nuu net to uc wmj
Mnliriji nositivelv cared witn Eils hia vcttk nftpr a 10 bill.
ornr's Stakdakd Ccri; Fills, a never Thpr ft sim on buildinz at Los
failing remedy; purely vegetable, con- An(role cal.. which has been read by
tain no quinine, sugar-coaieu .'jcenis. R w"oman witb
e o o&w. i
"NVOUDS OP WISDOM.
Think twice before you accuse onco.
Trnth U the highest thins that man
may keep.
Reason should not regulate but supple
ment virtue.
An obstinate man does not hold opin
ions they hold nun
A crown ot cold caanot -cure the
hpdspho nor a velvet slinrer the
gout.
ELernitv Is lonsr enough to make
for tho ills of our brief troubled
here.
a woman witn tne aia oi me wcuiwu
light, five miles out at sea. It must
have been an ice cream sign.
Half the DeDnermint ot the worm is
raised in Mir.hiffan. Half the devilment
of tho world is raised in Ohio-
Twenty-four Hours to Live
uhn. Lafavette. Ind..
who announces that ho is now in -'per
fect health," we have the following:
"One year ago I wa9 to all appearance,
in the last stages of Consumption. Onr
best physicians gave my case up. I
finfillv trnt sn low that our doctor said I
i.i l t : ,rinv.rnnr hnnra AT v
life tnends then purchased a bottle of DR.
DCl- . . . LUNGS, which considerably benehted
To parenu nothing marks so impre- me j conlinucd until I took nine
sively theflichtoftime as the growth bottie3 anj i am now in perfect health
of their children. u
Tho most scalding of all tears are j,ast summer over 50,000 people
those that flow inward through tne crossed the Atlantic to Europe, lhis
soul, not ontward down tho cheek. year, however, it is not expected that
A creat peril, rafely passed, instantly more than 10;000 will go abroad because
sneus on . ail commoner iiarusu.''s a i oi iuo m.u ujjjiu;h;u uk .uo
strange light of comfort and peace
Stories heard at mother's knee arc
never wholly forgotten. They form a
little spring that never1 quite dries up
in our journeys through scorching
years
election.
Doliiffa Great Deal of Good.
frs .T lipwr rf Portland. Me..
xxt ri t fa . Yrtn r URMRY'S riAUBOLIC
SA1.VP. ii dninir n. arpnt deal of COOd.
With every member o a household Some of my friends bav0 ben "greatly
, .u ani i npiipriLiPfi dv lis usa. i inins it u iuc
anxious vo pr'QJu.u iu ncuu tui - - , r
i r-K nii,A,KV irin.i twnnU bcjftsalvol have ever used. Ucwareof
. . . 1 - 1 . 1 r :t fn!interfil
ana cceas now cnccriui ineiauuij cunc
can be mane:
1 t
Kren m the fiercest uoroar 01 our
fttnrmv nutsion. conscience, thoczh in
hj-r nfpt whisfieraJ ffives to the SUDr
ruacy of rectitifde the voice of an undy
ing icsiiQjooj.
RAKER'S PAIN PANACEA cures
I pa n in Man and Beast. For use ex
ternally and internally.
DR. ROGER'S VEGETABLE
, WUKM biuut' instantly destroys
falsehood is in a hurry ; it may he at Worms and removes the Secretions
any moment detected and punisneu. which cause them.
Trnth Is calm, serene, its iudgmeut is
onhteh. its kins cometh out of the 111? UfAVITT C. KELUSRER'S
chambers of eternity. I LINIMENT is an infallible cure for
a. Uv.. 1. n o! mi mw.m Dksnm.tiem Rnralne l.ninnaoa ami
ens the temper, 6tifles anger, Jextin- Diseases of tho Scalp, and for promoting
. . r : . I. L. - .1 I I
iti inn en p. reircuas mo uauu. uuu
tramples upon temptations.'
Suddcti Chances.
Changes of temperature are
nnmion dinrerous affections:
full-blooded. aDolexr is to bo
apt to
in the
feared.
Denton's Balsam cures Colds. Courhs.
Rheumatism. iCidnev troubles, etc.
i Can be used externally as a plaster.
Tt 13 frninf to he hard for snv modern
ritv trt nrviiiirn thprivllizatinn rvf nnolpnt
ruii.hiitodfHi. n3ip.xv is 10 do leareu. 1 r''J . : . w
All. both younc and aged, should, have "rae. bhc had eight circuses
iinjtvnKFrrrrs rcaav: in?y are
nairft.ilin Whpn vou have riin in
tbe head, are dizzy, feverish, rheumatic
or other wife affected, take from three
to ten. according to bulk of individual.
In twenty-four, hour or less time, you
will be content. Constitutions are much
alike. Veitigo, dizziness, and pain can
come on'.y whea impurity in tbe blood
is too much for tbe life' in ns to carry
without a struggle. And it is this
struggle that Biuxdketu's Pills aid.
and no mistakes are mado when! you
mr! t&kn awav imDuritlcs fiom the
blood.
Void of Offence.
The breath becomes void of ofTence"
when contaminated with decaying or
impure teeth, if SOZODONT, the ca
tional beautificr of badly turnished
mouths, is used systematically. It in
stitutes a speedy reform of those condi
tions favorable to dental ttecay, such as
the corrosive action of acid impurities
fermenting upon the coronal surface,
the destruction of tbo enamel by tartar
and the injurious influenca of tobacco.
Polish daily and after meals, if possi
V Y V V V V V V V
Tbe best evidence in the world of the
purity and excellence of BiactwelTa Bull
Durham Smoking' Tobacco ia found in tho
fact that the fame of this tobacco increases
from year to year. This could not be the
case if it were merely gotten up to sell,"
or had any dubious or dangerous ingro
dients in it Among: millions cf users of
all nationalities, rarely some one irould
find out if it Trere impure, injurious or
unpalatable. For 13 years this tobacco has
been acknowledged to be tho best in the
tcorld, and every year the Bull Durham
brand grows more popular, the demand f or
it wider, and smokers
more enthusiastic over its
delicious natural flavor.
Ask your dealer for it.
Get the genuine trade
mark of the EulL
1
There is no mischief done whera
Blackwell's Bull Durham
Smoking: Tobacco is used.
inch 7 1yd nrm c f rt
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Large and Juicy.
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Received lately and guaranteed fresh.
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In quart and gallon cans.
PEACHES, BARTLETT,
PEARS, PINE APPLES.
TOMATOES, (standard).
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Change of Schedule.
N AND AiTEIi APRIL 27, 1884, Al D.00
A. M.. Paeeener Trains ion the W liming
ton & Weldo Railroad will run aa follows :
DAY MAIL ASD EXPRESS T1LUNSD AIM
o
NOS. 47 NOBTH AND 4S SOtTTli.
Leave IV Ibnlngton, Front St. Dept, P.C0 aJ
Arrive at Weldon - , 2.31 P.
Leave Weldon.....!... 1 3.00 P.
Arrive at Wilm 'gton, Front St. D'pt, S.40 P.
1
Ja
M
M
U
Fast Theougu Mail & Passsngkis Tsajw
dailt No. 40 sotrrH. r
Leave Weldon ...... 5.50 P. M
Arrive at Wilm'ton,FTontStJD'pt 10.25 P.Jil
MAIL AND PASSENGER STRAINS DAH.Y
No. 43 North!
Leave Wilmington.... ,
Arrive at Weldon...
... 8.00 Pi M.
... 2.0 A M.
Train No. 40 South will etop only at Wilaon,
Goldsboro and Magnolia. j I
Trains on Taiiboro Branch Road Leave Rocky
Mount forTarboro at 1.20 A. LI. and 4.20 P.
M.. Daily, .Sundays excepted). Returning
leave Tarboro at 10.00 A.M and 3 P. M, Daily.
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Roaid leave
Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3.25 P. M. Re
turning . leave Scotland Neck -at 8.30; A. M.
daily except Sunday. ' t
Train No. 47 makes closo connection ; at Wel
don for all points '1 North Dally. All rail via
Richmond, and dally except Sunday via Bay
Line. 1 - . , i . - '
Train No. 43 runs dally and makes close con
nection for all Point3 North via Richmond and
Washington. I ,
All trains run solid between Wl'mlngton an-
Washington, and have Pullman Palace bleep
ers attached. I
For accommodation of local travel a passen
ger coach will be attached to local freight leav
ing Wilmington at 6.55 A. M. Daily except
aunaay.
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Super in tcaden
T. M. EMERSON, Genera" Passenger A cent.'
apl 23 i . - I 1
Wilmington, Columbia
& Augusta R. Co,
CFFICa OF GENKKAL. StrPEKTNTENDKKI.
Wilmington, N. C. April 25.1S54
-1
i
Change of Schedule,
ON AND AFTER APRIL 2oth, 18:4, at
4.33 A. M., the following Passenger Sched
ule will be run on this road : ' ,
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS, DAJLY Nos. 4S
I Weet and 47 East.
I-eave Wilmington.. y.'O r. M
Leave Florence 2.4t) A. ii
Arrive at C. C- & A. Junction 6.20 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia fi-40 A. K.
Ieave Columbia - 9. 55 P. M.
Leave C, C. & A. Junction. 10.30 P. M.
Leave Florence 4.33 A. M.
Arrive at Wilmington S.23 A. M.
Night Mail ani Pass-kjk2 Tkaih, Daily
NO. 40 WKST.
Leave Wilmington..... .10.40 P. M
Arrive at Florence ,..t-1.45 A. M.
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY
No. 43 East.
Leave Florence at 3.35 P. M
Arrive at Wilmington 7.42 P. M
Train 43 stops at all Stations.
No. 40 stops only at Flemlngton. and Marion
Passengers for Columbia and all points on G
& C. R. R., C, & R. R. Stations, Aiken June
tion, and all points beyond, should take the
40 Night Express. -
Separate Pullman Sleepers for Cnartesto
and Augusta on Train 40
All trains run solid between Charleston end
Wilmington. s
Local freight leases Wilmington dally ex
cept Sunday at 5.00 A. M. . ,
JOHN F. DIVINK, ,
General Suceriutendent
T. M. EMERSON, General Passcnjrer Agent
aid 2S
Carolina Central R. R.
Company.
Office or (Sekesal. scbimx&kd-2tx,
. Wilmington. N. C. Oct. , 1885.
o
Change of Schedule,
N AND AFTER OCT'R 1st, 18S3, THS
following tscneouie will be operated on this
Railroad : i
PASSENGER MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN
1 Daily except Sundays.
Leave Wilmington at 7.00 P.
No. L J Leave Ralelghat 8.00 P.
Arrive at Charlotte at. ,7.39 A.
Leave Charlotte at.. 8.15 P.
Arrive Raleigh at .....8.30 A.
No. 2.
) Arrive at Wilmington a t.. -.8.2$ A.
M
M
M
M
M
M
Passenger Trains stop at reg-lar etatlon
only, ana points designated In the Company.
Time Table. .
SHELBY ' BIVISION, PASSENGER, MAIL
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT. .
Dally except Sundaye.
Vn o ( Leave cnarlotte............ 8.15 A. M
Arrive at Shelby .12.15 P. M.
Vrt A ) Leave Shelby.- 7.40 P.M.
i - Arrive at Charlotte 5.40 P. M.
TAins No. 1 and 2 make closo connection at
Hamlet with R. & A. Trains to and from Ra)
eigh.
Through Sleeping Cars between Wilmington
and Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte.
Take Train No, 1 for Statesville, Station
Western N C R R, Asheville and points West.
Also, for Spartanburg, Greenville, Athens,
Atlanta and all points Southwest.
L. C. JONES,
Superintendent. s
F. W. CLARK, General Paeaecger Agent
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TMOSAOTS, UM ECOND STREET,!
tween Market aad rriisees, Ladles an Cea
tlemsn goods ef every description, any color.
Also, cleaning; ECOorio? and bleaching. 3 jStud
me & pair of jovx old Rid Glove. . r
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BAGGING
-tandard,....,.
i LO...... .......
BACON North Carollnl'
Kams, V ft.........,..."
Shouldors, a ...
Sides. V ..:.....! '
WESTERN SOKT
Hams.... 1
1 Sides. V lb..............."'
Shoulders i.....
DRY SALTED
SMas Mr IV
Shoulders, V ft,.. ', "Va
BARRELS-SplritsTurpmti; M,
New Ne- York, each.."' ? 5
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BEESWAX, V 2j
BRICKS, M
BUTTER, VIb 1 1
- North Carolhaa.......... '
Nortlwrn ......
CANDLES, f
Spcrm...k......'.M......
1 Taxiow.....
; Adamantine........ ...
CIIEESIl, V lb-
Northern Factory.
uairy, cream...
state
CO!
Java.
- Lagnyra.
KIO!
CORN MELVL, ? bus., In sacks
, UUMUtfkiX'Si n vt. ......
1 Yarns, & bunch......
EGGS, V. dozen...
FISH
Mackerel, No. 1, w bbl
aiacEerei, rvo.
tt
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13
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2 I.
itate l U
FFEE, V lb 'T I U
rva.... 18L 1
Sow ... H
RS ME.VL, bus., la sack 7?2 1 8
TTON TIES, V bunrUcT 1 w
MESTICS- . 1 a f 2
6U
85 Q
25 11
.16 001
. in ii 4 m 1 .
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Mackerel, No. 2 half bbf I S i
Mackerel. No. 3, bbl.... WVl
Mullets, v bbi...:. .;' J S f
Mullets, Pork bbls .." 2 . .
N. C. Roe Herring, ? keg I 3 S S J
FERTILIZERS. s.000 kL1'
Peruvian Guano, No. I.......57M
i Lobos...; . 00 m
' Baogh'arhoBvhate .mm 2!
SJJSrV ..28 S3S
unwuu ......... Mm 77 "
C70 ot
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to j. :iuiu . ................. CO On
Navassa Guano............ "in no
Complete Manure "'Man
' Whann's Phosphate ... nn nn
Wando Phosphate.. ........ jo m
Berger & Eutz's Pkorphatc.OO w S
Excellenza Cotton TatfiSa Sfi JSf
French's Carbonate of Ue.. 7 00 St m
French's Agricultural lC 1 S l f
FJUUR, V bbl- 1
fine ..ftW)
Northern Super. 5
. Extra I... . 600
" Family....: ...Too
City Mills Extra...; e tt
" Family 5 75
J&xtra r amily.... 6 60
GLUE w a..
GRAIN, V bushel
Com, from store, bags.whlte,
Corn, cargo, In bulk, white.
Corn, cargo, In bags, whits..
Corn, cargo, mixed, in bags..
oats, irom store.
1 Cow Peas
HIDES, Eb
Green...........
Dry......
HAY, tf" 100 Ci3
, Eastern
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North River
HOOP flRON, V lb-LARD.tf'lb
75
Alt
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00
1 40
! Northern..
North Carolina.
LIME. V barrel.........
LUMBER, City Sawed. V M ft'
Ship Stuff, re3awed... 18 00
Rough Edge Plaui 15 00
West India Cargoes,accordiag
to quality... ..13 00
Dressed Flooring, seasoned.. 13 CO
Scautllng and Board. com,n..!2 00
alOLASBrio, gallon
New Crop Cnba, La bhds
" in bbls.
Porto Rico, la 1 nds
" 4j In bbls.;...
Sugar House, in hiida....
" " in bbld
Sttut. in bbls...
NAILS, V-ie, Cut. lOd btsla
OILS, V gallon
iieroccne....i.
. Lard...
; Linseed....
Rosin.
T&r .....
Deck and Spar.;...
POULTRY .
Chickens, live, grown... ..
" Spring.......
TurKeys
P E AN UTS W Imshel. .
POTATOES, V bnshel
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PORK, V barrel
City Mess - V- t
Prune ..-' !
Rnmp ...i -.""j3
UiVixvai uiuioi jf w ------
Rough. W bushel
BAGS, V lb Country
halt, v sacK, Aium.....
juiverpoo
Lisbon...
American.
SUGAR, T Jo Cuba
Porto Rico
A Cofiee......
B
C
Ex C
Crushed.
SOAP, V te Northern
1
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SHINGLES, 7 In. VM g Z)t
Common i Im f J'
Cypress "Saps..... 2 i
Cyrrces Hearts v:",Vioa fi
STAVES, V M W. O. Barrel.."
R. O. lfoirshead... ? V 1
1 i
TALTX3W, V ft.
Fine MU1
MiU Prime,
Mill Fair.
' Common
Inferior
WHISKEY,
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WOOL, V ft Washed ' 5 f I
Unwashed I
Bnrrv ..m,.-.
V i lee omppiu-
, Sil
4 fffJ!
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to Ordinary "JT l
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