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T he D a 1 1 y Review.
niSH. T. JAMES. Editor A Prop.
WILMDJGTOK. N. C.
TUESDAY. JUNE 17. ISS4.
tjund at tb PoAtodoe as Wilmington. S
a second-class matter.
Ittccaitobo pretty gcneiaUy un
deri'ood tint tlibcr Cor. Cleveland or
Senator BijaxJ will be ibo nominee f
tha Democrat! at Chicago, next month.
Of lb two we raiber iacine t tne
former, limply became we bcliere that
c will proro.lha stronjer of the two.
It will be wife and politic lor tbo Dem
ocrats to conciliate tho Independent
clement ia the republican party and as
tre look to IbU element lor support in
"the election tbeir wishes in the matter
should weih with us. Thi sentiment
o! these Independent Republicans i
Toiccd by the New York Times when
it sa):
There are a great number of Demo
crat who see ia the revolt ol the In
dependent Republicans an opportunity
U secure tacir co-operation i catin
from the Democratic party a IVcsyient
the opposite or Mr. Blaine, and from
the Gorcrnment a stjlo of administra
tion and a standard of political action
the reTerse of what Mr. Blaine would
cire the country. Tbeao men have
much the same aims as the Indepen
dent Republicans, and have been seek-
io them in their own party uy u-uu
tho same methods. They see thai the
real opportunity of their party is for the
nomination of a pure and upright ar.d
able man who 'will unite the honest
rours ol all parties not misled by par.
Usao sjmpathy to support Blaine. Itc
prominent public men who best repre
sent this class, and are most disctsscd
at Presidential candidates, are Mr
Clereland and Mr. Bajard. Both arc
men of unblemished reputation. Both
hare been tried In public hfo and in
sitoations o the greatest responsibility,
and neither has given cause for tho
shadow or suspicion as to bis personal
integrity or bis fidelity to a huh stand
ard of pnblio duty. Both have given
conclusive evidence teat they un
derstand tho vital principles or
Civil Service reform, and are
prepared to sustain, apply and extend
thein. Both are men ol natural inde
pendence o! character, sincerity of pur
pose candid judgment and trained
firmness. In cither or them we be
lieve that a very large number ol Inde
pendent Republicans would find ample
security for the promotion ot the prin
ciples they cherish and a sii and hon
orable alternative to tho unacceptable
candidate whom tbey are asked t take
irom their own party.
But or these two thcro arc many
reasons lor thinking tJbat Governor
Cleveland would merit the greater con
fidanca and would be tho stronger can
didate. Of these reasons one H, inp-jr
judgment, controlling. Governor Clcvc
andTs nomination vroild bring out clear
ly and simply and forcibly the one issue
tv and political jobbery. W bile his
character's as spotless as that ol Air.
Bayard, his intimat identification with
thi i cause of reform is more conspicu
.,t m. fi,ilitv to It ha been
Um w(tpr known and. on lue
whole, lar more tryi" experience
rt..ui.tt mst winter csDecisll V be
v,.. mirA tiV rrvk for the mot rau-
i Mr.rm niMtnrp &?amst a liuo oi
A.ittnn in hit nwn riirtv that would
have shaken bii resolution or confused
his mind had he not rcsioa on a siugu
i.i. Atr nnitent&ndinzr of the require
meats or retorm and been inspired by
f dutv. His record snows
him. beyond all reasonable doubt, to
be as a candidato (or the Presidency all
k.t m nitinn unoL and to be free
rm i Krtn .Ipfrcia that in Mr. lilainc
lospiro distrust, lie icottld represent
t L . . . n vi ri rmxrl u telutt hl rep fC-
mmt. i i tful tif It3u3 and he tcouhl
tht confidence lie then
.t rirhJtr itlltificd.
Mr. Bajard. on tbo other haad. while
he would prescut tne issue oi iet.uu.u
nr rit.anH nfnmi with no crcater force.
nrrhtm with less, than would
Governor Cleveland, would beyond alt
.k7 ,,iifjk mite the issue bclicccn
toyaXy and disloyalty lo lh cause of tne
Unwnasuuu cause w """"
.tr ri m 'li EAid that ho is and
irV h. heen essentially failbful to
h.ifntnn nft th&t tha anneals against
him would be to prejudice and not to
patriotism. That is a proposition
which we are not prepared to sustain,
.k'trh in th condition of the pub-
iimrim r knar it to exist in the
Vftrth ind -WfsL it would bouselesss
rn.niinirvtn maintain." J, lldyird
,v" - ... - - .t .IT-.-.
U nominated, justly or unjusvy. uic sin
gle great issue on vhicA the IndependaU
Xcjmblicans reject r. Blaine xrould be
obscured and confused. c shall make
no predictions as to what the Indepen
dent! would orcould do for Mr. Cleve
land. Much would depend on the way
in which he was presented and on the
altitude assumed. But brought out in
a way to give Jiim tho full advantage of
hir past achievements ami present posi
tion, we bclievo he would be a stronger
candidate than Senator Bayard. And
the choice ol the men In both parties
who arc sincerely workinc ror tbo best
rovernmsnt poasiblo lies at present
between these two.
FreumTs Weekly figures up the losses
or fifteen New York theatrical specula
tions daring tho season, and makes the
tctal $IS6,670. Abbey leads off with
21S7.530 deficit on his opera venture
whilo Mapleaon is setdowh as $18,000
.vt- -Tn Hellion there Is said to be
7S 000 claimed by sundry persons as
n.tniKum Irom tbo managers, and
150 000 more is the amount fn litlga
Uoa. Here is the other side or the pic
tara: Dal cleared 50.000. Ham tan
x. vr.rt .till more. The Casino has
dona splendidly. Irving accumulated
in rv mt tha Slar and Wallack made
.f.ttha Star (his old theatre,)
the new. Wallack'a up town.
. More money was spent la amnscments
thaa la any olher fifason on record , the
croa rcceipU from September to May,
ia all tho :;err York theatres, beins.cs-
Tf u'n. note worth v Tact that at .the
recent Salon in Paris not a single prize
medal was awarded. Neither the com
mittee on paintings ror fculplnre
loand a work to command the necessary
number of votes for that honor. Three
ballots were bad. the members of the
committcaall belonging to the artifts
of the class of llors Concour, tbofe
whose work are entitled to admission
Of
iu iu uaivu . r
t. ..Vfo.i urhn niniA npirr5t to the
iUC I' Hfcti. . -
requisite number of votes lor a medal
Rooirereau. Henner, Benjamin Con
stant and Cabanel ranked in tho above
order of their names, while of the
sculptors. Mathieu Morcu came first.
and was followed by Cain and Lea-
t..t,.. In f !w. Mjpr rr.ni petition for
the, i rizes of artistic lifo in Franco it is
a good sign that the judges do not allow
,;,.;.,nctnlu rrntro!l?J bv the
lUt tl VMil J I
weigh, ol names ar.d authority.
I'KItSONAI-
n.tt.t Arihnr. the Attorney Gen-
J l,JttfV' m
it .Inilfrt Harlan arc to attend
Princeton commencement
Mr. Blaine is faid to have a great
n.Ar.nr frr rrn4. It?rhan3 there arc
some laces that be wishes ho could for
cet.
The President, accompanied by Sec
retary Lincoln ana iieuioaoi, iiiuerai
Ck.r .l.n arrtfA fl th( Fitlll AvenllO
n.tMl Sttnnliv evening from est
Pint. (Jeneral Sheridan left by tne
midnizht train for Washington.
r.M.in I. . Plielns. United bfates
t;n;tr tr iVni. arriired at New York
on Saturday on furlough on the Pacific
foii cfiimir iititf or I'ara. lie saiu
hit niAttnra in 1'cru were in suca goou
shanoand ths country was so quiet
that be felt warranted in coming nome
or a few weeks.
Tbezruests of tho Florence Hotel.
San Pieiro. Cal.. had boiled ostneb
fnrilinnnr the other day. which
T I"
u-ern nrn.nm mm lT. .JOUDSOD. Ol
Ostrich ConiDanw the
czzs having been laid in that city while
th hint were on trie wav to me iarm
near Ixmis Key.
Hochestefs semi-ccnteanial jubilee
c!oed with this explosion irom tne
iTnianand Advertiser: "llovr lair a
oilv i ItnrhpstPr. tilfi ITOddeSS of tUO
v.i " ' . , ,
ienessee! Knthroncu upon us uanKP,
ilio inronse ot h-r industry, like the
t hor flowers. SDcads her
ame throughout the world. ;
Ilosadalis
i .a :r..it Southern Remedy for
: In rnrt fit Scrofulous Taint. Ilhcuma
iUoi Wli'.tA Swelhosr. Uout. uoitrc.
CniKdininiion. Bronchitis. Nervous
...
Do.h 1 tv. Ala aria, ana an aiseases
qriiin' Irnm nil HllDliro condition Ol
the Blood.
The merits'of this valunbla prepara
tion am so well known that a passing
nntipfl i4 hut iireetsarv to remind the
readers of this journal ot the necessity
nt a1wav3 havi:if a bottle of KOSA
DALIS among their flocK oi iamuy
Certificates can he presented from
manv loadinir I'nvsicians. .Ministers,
and head of families throughout the
South endorsing ROSADAIjIS in the
highest terms. v o arc constantly m
receipt of certificates oi cures from the
most reliablo sources, and wo uo not
hesitate to recommend it as the best
By the Ught of Day. ;
PAST IMPOSSIBILITIES THE FACTS OF THE
PRf IT-HEIP II THE MEW ERA.
kt n.mraha when they were puttfng up
the pole lor the fiTtt telegraph line In the
8tteof NewTork.ananowiooK merer
.t.tm & citizen of the meaopoiu w
1 friend. a the two flood on tho summit of the
AlS .HUMWv ' mw -
IIS wmrltYoVuTbeUallT mlJif le of the
worSl re4pki no longer wonder and lan?h at
It a tbey did t Mors wneujwa unh.muor
. . . .tati.v
Ty miM nt TihrslrlAnn admit
rim mniHif .'iiv " . J
.hit the secret of medlclre arbared,bT a
a S UW1
httn." ald old Galen. Once that terrible dla
CaAc. uu" r w - - - -
Ids, local ailment, now iiacid8
ml now me muawei- j "ww""
f frf to be a discatc of the ELOOP -
rue. Brooklyn. N. Y.. write to Messrs. Hia
rn rnuip tint ,ihA hul been cnmnletelT
iih a iuh u - . . .
uiabiea irom Khcumauam ana pain in ine
back and umb- newu wtmtowuimm'o
Tosio for A'idnev disease. 8ho did bo, and
pi;...f;m ritonnMrfld. aha reason 18
ucr iirtmwwi.. - r t - :
kJniple uiseed Kidney prodnce rhenmai-
matiSM. Till is now lamiKOT py u mwj"
....i,..iM.ni it 1a thn new 11 irhl thrown
k: v t . u J P''f" " - c
. i- -1 - . i n.l mftliln thonrlM.
PARKER'S TONIC which is a comumauouui
tA 'h.i mniviiiM fnr tne biooa anown w
. t. niAa.1iv tiry-raf ill In CO ml) H-
inr ti tprriblr commoa complaint. Thoo
WOO, UKB rs- JXJgCI b. Ilium UVm
Liver tlldcases or any complaint arising from
MISCELLANEOUS.
Baltimore fiWiiniingtoD
i tteiiiiislilD Line.
STEAMSHIP ;
idette
WILL SAIL FROM
.9
TUESDAY JUNE 10
.FROM
W UMDSraTOKT
SATURDAY.
......JUNE II
FIATTIROAP8, ciC
Wilmlngtoil, 1 Columbia
& Aagnsta K. It. Co
ornca of Gekkkxl sutkbintespemt
tnimlwrtoa, N;c May 9. IK 4 )
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER MAY 11th. 1S4, at
3 50 A. M., the following Passenger Sehed
u e will be run on this ro&d : . r
Sight express trains, daily Noa. 48
West and 47 East ..
Leave Wilmington........ ....9.05 P. M
Leave Florence, .,....-...... 2.40 A. ii-
Arrive at C. C A A. Junction...... 6.20 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia fi.40 A. M.
Leave Columbia. ... 9.55 P. M.
Leave;., C. & A. Junction .....10.30 P. M.
Leave Florence 4.50 A. M.
Arrive at Wilmington..............'. 8.55 A. M.
Night Mail and passkkoeb Thain, dailt
No-. 40 West.
Impure blood, will and the toxic a promp
ana certain remedv. Price, sue ana i p
bottle. The larger alza the cheaper.
Jane 11 lm nrmu
JUST RECEIVED
-AT-
Through Bill of Lading ani lowest through
rates guaranteed to and from point -n th
Ball Koaua ana uape r car Kivcr.
ALSO,
To and -rom Boston, Providence, Phllade
phla and all Western dues.
For Freight Engagements, apply to
A. I. CAZAUX. Agt.9
WUmlngtonN. C.
ANDREWS, CO., Agts.,
S. W. Corner. Light and German Sts ,
June 9 . : . Baltimore
New York & Wilmington
Steamship Line.
EDD. E3. Kali
116 Market St.
Leave Wilmington
Arrive at Florence
MAIL AND PASSENGER
........10.30 P. M.
1.45 A.M.
TRAIN Daily
No. 43 East.
Leave Florence "at.... 4 03 P. M.
Arrtveat Wilmington....; .....805 P. M
Train 43 stops at all Stations.
No. 40 stops only at Flemlngton. and Marlon.
Passengers for Columbia, and all point on G.
& C. K. R-, C, & A -R.R. Stations, Aiken Junc
tion, and all point beyond, should take the
40 Night Express.
Separate Pullman Sleepers for Augusta on
Train 40 - . . . -
All trains run solid between Charleston and
Wilmington. . - -
Local freight leaves Wilmington dally ex
cept Sunday at 7.10 A. M.
. JOHN F. DIVINE, .
General Superintendent
T. M. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent.
: may 9 -V , , v . , :
Wilmington & Weldon
Railroad Company.
Office of G kites al susbsisteitdknt,
Wilmington, N. C. May 9, 184.
I
Another Assortment
-OF-
Braitled Jerseys,
Embroidercil White Dresses,
Wide Embroideries.
Nainsook Checks and Stripes,
Marseilles and Pique Welts,
Persian Lawn and Linens,
Tucking and all our Embroideries.
STEAMERS
WILL SAIL 'FROM NEW YORK EVfcRi
SATURDAY, at S o'clock, P. M.
REGULATOR .'...Saturday, June 7
BENEFACTOR. Saturday, Jane 14
REGULATOR Saturday, June 21
BENEFACTOR ... Saturday, June 23
P)iivni)i Ttllla T.a?!nr .nd Lowe&t
Through Rates guaranteed to and from Points
in North and South Carolina.
For Freight or Passage apply to
H. G. 8MALLBONES, Superintendent,
Tri I . . XI C.
THEO. G. EGER, Freight Agent,
35 Broadway, New York.
WM. P. CLYDK Cl.. 4enera) Aeta.
may 81-tf. : " '
3,000 Yards
knownVcmeTyfotTecu In Remnant Embroideries,
a - ...
uiscascs.
J UN 12 JOKBS.
Cheap !
"In Siberia vou t;an purchase a wil
lor eiht doss." As lon as gtrls ca
Now is tho timo when tho small boy
in thn fount rv ctinip into tho house
with his hair a'.l wet and tells his moth
er that he ran homo Irom school so
fast thit it all perspired. Boston Post.
Tho nricc of Circassian cirls has lato
It drooped to'000 tho lowest figure
ever known. All young men who have
been de.tpisin;: matrimony because
wives aro so ch-an can now Durchcso
one for about a Tear . salary, antl bo
nappy, imruwjion i rcc ircss.
I ucm t think I'm cranky," said a
tliiilih onn' Ii'llrtw. " hut wIipii 1 ro
out with my doj, and hear a man whis
tle and 1 look around, and no says he
wa whistling at the old doz and not
the nunny. 1 tliink it u time I wa as
serting niv nzai?. . ucrciant trav
eler.
fe
c.rls can
be had for the asking in this country,
very few of our iounz men will co to
Siberia to procure a wife. And one
who has sjcii a Siberian wife will won
der why thi-v caiuo so terribly hsh.
jomsloicn Ilcraul.
It is aid that as hte as tho latter part
ol the thirteenth century, "the upper-
clas-s in J'.uropti ate whales lor din
ner." It is not slated, but vo should
think one whale would not only . make
a dinner Jor the largest family in Ku-
ropo. Dut tnero woai" oe cnouzn leu
over to warm up for next morning'a
break fast. orrisiown Herald .
A messenrcr boy recently fell off tbc
root ot a very high building up town,
but was not bun at all. It seems when
ho fell he was asleep and tho slowncsa
which characterize: him when on Ufa
and death errands didn't desert him.
la tact be dropped lo the cround so
slowly and softly, that when he landed
ho. was not awakened but went rifrht
on dreaming untila policeman aroused
him. liicic.
Extra Jobs
TO TURPENTINE WORKERS
.:- AND DEALERS IN
TURPENTINE TOOLS!
YOU WILLFIND THE
Hackers,
Puilers,
Dippers, &c,
MANUFACTURED BY
WALTER AVATSON,
FAYETTEVILLE, n. c.
THE VERY BEST Iri LlSJiii
' . . wn onoTarniri? Tr g i i
In Silk Sash Ribbon, Black and Col- Uiles&muhcius-'N, Wilmington, n. c,
?5tne manuiaotnrer w.h v
Manufacturer of Edge Tools.
may io zm - - enviiic,
Hit 91 t4
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER MAX 11th, 1884, AT 9.00
A. M., Passenger Trains on the Wilming
ton A Weldon Railroad will run as follows :
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAINS DaILT
Tin, n north and 48 South.
Leave W ibnlngtoti', Front St. Dept, P.00 A. M
ArriTe at weiaon -t.
Leave Weldon. 2.55 P. M
Arrive at Wilm'gton, Front S t. D'pt, 8.35 P. M
Fast Thkocgh Mail & Passenger Tkajm f
Datlt No. 40 South.
Leave Weldon...................... 5.45 P.M.
Arrtveat Wllm'gton.FrontSt.D'p't 10.10P. A.' .
MAIL AND PASSENGER .TRAIN ' DAILY
No. 43 North. " ;r
Leave . Wilmington..... 8,35 P. M.
Arrive at Weldon 2.35 A. M.
Train No. 40 South will stop only at Wilson,
Goldsboro and Magnolia.
Trains on Tarboro Branch Road Leave Rocky
Mount for Tarboro at 1.20 P. M. and 130 P.
M.. Dally, Sundays excepted). Returning
leave Tarboro at 3 P. M. and 10.00 A. M Dally.
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road leve
Halifax for Scotland Neck at. 3.25 P. M. Re
turning leave Scotland Neck at 8.30 A. M
daily except Sunday. - - -'r
Train No. 47 make close connection at Wel
don for all points North Dally. All rail vl
Richmond, and dally except Sunday via Bay
Line. ' "
Train No. 43 runs dally and makes close con
nection for all Points North via Richmond' and
Washington.
All trains run solid between Wmington and
Washington, and have Pullman Palace Sleep
ers attached.
For accommodation of local travel a passen-
ger coach wiU be attached to local freight teav
ig Wilmington at 6.55 A. :M.. Dally except
Sunday. ' '
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Superintendent.
T. M. EMERSON, Genera Passenger Agent,
mav 9 . ' .
Carolina Central R. K.
Company.
Besides a Complete Assortment of
3 TiAFT nTFTS
AND
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
All at Very Low Prices,
John C,. Davis, x
ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office over the Bank of New Hanover.
Practices In all tho courts oi we ewe.
ssr Special attention paid.fco Athe collection
of claims. - nov w.tr
66
Dyed
1 TMONACH'S, 16H SECOND sxitisjsr.oe-
tween Market i nd Princess, Ladles and Gen
tlemen'a goods of every description, any color.
Also, cleaning, scouring and bleaching. Send
tne a pair of vour od Kid ttlove N -
tive books ever published about any State."
IVI. r7. KATZ', North Carolina Resourpes
116 Market St.
may 19
fj -v . . . . ArtM
Inost noted and iKpeiful .ociIlsU In thU.
jfit.,ifiAww5 tt. iv xhb Coax, and Ikon countixs of
UpiMXuBwuTwwr - Nokth Carolina -Emmocs'. Kerr, Laid-
iii&rf DR. VYARO A C O.. Louisiana, wa' I ley. wnkes. and the Census Reports; snp-
-i t tv . v. . I nlemented bv full and accurate sketches of the
fifty six Counties and Map of the State.
Hale's Industrial Series.
. Two Volumes Now Ready. s
1. TUB WOODS AND TIMBERS OF NOKTH
Carolina. Cnrtla's, Emmons', and Kerr's
Botanical Reports; supplemented Dy accurate
Countr Reports of Standing Forests. andiUus-
(rated by an excellent Map of the fctate.
1 Volume limo. Clotb, 273 pp., f 1.25
o? T7-lyodw
th
?s n n n r T-woRPHniE habit
iiUfnamlMtMlalMlaJdilnM
Thi Bare effects of Acer's SarsADarilla
are thorough and permanent. If there
is a larking taint ot scrofula abont you.
AjerV Sarsaparilla will dislodge it, and
expel it from jour system.
Mary Wollstoncraft saj-a that wo
man as a sex arc indolent, and that
everything tends to make them to.
Mother Swan'a Worm Syrup
Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathar
tic; for fevenshncss, - restlessness,
worms." constipation. 25c. . cod
A philosopher says: . Woman is an
enigma. .AVe don't know about the
eni, bat she Is often a ma.
Why sn CTer with Malaria ? Emory's
Standard Ccre Pills are infallible,
never fo.il to care tho most obstinate
casc3 ; purely Testable. 25 cents, cod
U. tt. AAkS. A.A., Hk, 1M rM M., XmHiats.
1 Vnlnmo l-m- niith nn CI V
Sold ! all BookBelleni. or mailed TORina?d.
on receipt of the price, by
js. j. uaus a sun,
Publishers, Booksellers and Stationer?,
Or. P. M HALE, Publisher. Balelgb. N C
. OA
OF-
EXPECTED BT WEDNESDAY.
1I1IJLK CHIP nd all th EoughVtraWs, so
popular now. Erery possible shade of feath
ers and other Txtmmlags. New lot of Para
sols, white and colors, all prtcea. G lores.
LUle, Kid and Iaoo. Kew Etimplng Patterns.
KispectfuDy - - '-
MISS E. KAHREE
nay ts Txthzzz Ccrasr.
S 5
23 a a .
ovSCtraa ; 21 tJ
' 3
Cm
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Jul7jtl-I
Officb or GKNEBAL Sufkrintewdeitt,
Wilmington, N. C. May 10, 184;
Change of Schedule.
J AND ATTEB; MAY 12th, lSit THE
o
following Bcneame will be operated on this
jiauroaa :
PASSENGEfi MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN
Dally except Sundays.
) Leave Wilmington at .7.80 P. M
No.LS Leave Kalelgh at ...8.00 IV M
) Arrive at Charlotte at 7.09 A. M
1 Leave Charlotte at.. ........ 8.45 P. M
No. 2. J Arrive Kaleigh at 8.30 A M
1 Arrive at Wilmington at 8. CO A. M
. Passenger Trains stop at regular station
only, and points designated In the Company
Time Table.
SHELBY DIVISION, PASSENGER, HAIL
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT.
Dallv excent Sundava.
(Leave cnarlotte 5.15P.M.
Arrive at Shelby.......... 1 0 P. M.
. Leave Shelby.....". 7.00 A. M.
x,u- S Arrive at Charlotte ....10.45 A. M.
Trains No. 1 and 2 make close connection at
Hamlet with It. & A. Trains to and from Ral
eigh. .
Through Sleeping Cars between Wilmington
and Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte. -
Take Train No, 1 f or Statesvllle,- 8tattons
Western NCR R, Asheville and points West.
Also, for Spartanburg, Greenville, Athens,
Atlanta and all points Southwest. - - ?
Jju C JONES,
Superintendent.
F. W. CLARE, General Passenger Agent
mav 10
MISCELLANEOUS.
SashpiDoorsBlind
White Lead, Paints,
French Window
AGENCY FOR h. T. KNAMlL H1ST
CCS READY PRXPAR1D Flh,
JALL AND EXAMINE OUBGoonj
get our m prices L-eiore pnrchaahif Tkt .
that our Paints are rrom the eelebrate j fe
torles of Wetherlll A Co., and HattUoh
& Co.,afflclent joarantee for WSU2;
and purity.:
A toe one of Cooking Stores at
Prices, In addition to our larrc and fan
HARDWABE STOCK,
to which your attention Is respectful, hrt
CP3 -.-j 10 Sontb rroafg.
First National Bank of WiU
mington.
CAPITAL 8TOCK..
SURPLUS FUND.
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Deposits received and collection m
an acce4ble'poliuXin the Unlteduisx
DIECTOE8 .
E E.2UBR0S8, D.G. WOBTB
A. MARTIN, JAS.&PBTJXI
GEORGE CUADEOURN.
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B. B. BURRUSS...;i....;...M rreskfesi
A. K. WALEER.....u.. Caskte
W. LAKK1N8.
Has Arrivedl
FRESH SUPPLY OF THAT .delldoa
U UATED.PINK APPLE by U4t S I
Steamer. ' Also, another lot Uut AM
MIXED TEA at 60o. jer, pound, CChtss Coy
and Saucer given with every pound) SOpqtws
sold In two weeks.' Remember I keeiwOior
but the very best first-class goods. Fred sir
ply every week. Call and examine at Cnjal
Family Grocery.. .- - -
GEO. M. ORAPON, Arest,
Family orooer,'
mch26
Choice New Crop Molasses-
SECOND CARGO
NOW LANDING AND WILL JX &
PROMPTLY FROM WflAST .
At Ldw Prico.
WORTH & WORTH
men zu
JACKSON & BELI,
Water Power Printers
For fcJale.
PAIR OF BE ACTIfUL CARRIAGE
HURSE3, well matched, gool travellers.
docile airl kind. Also, several nice buggy
horses. " . . ' '
FOR HtRE Horses acd Vehicles of varl.
ous kinds lor a drive -or for a.lrlp to the
Sound.
0 Special arrangements made for convey
ing family parties to the Sound.
ROLLINGS WORTH A CO.,
Livery and 8ale Stables,
may 21 Cor. 4th and Mulberry sts ;
WEAK, UHDEVELOPED -PARTS
OV THg HUMAN tiOPVT H.NLAKGKP. IEVEI
OFE1X 8TREXOTHK.NE1." Y.r.. i?rtrtiwe
cjumea we will mv ttit tnrr it rvii-uc ot li unt
il ? a war Hi i-y. Un t h fmtrry. ttK-lv-rt ir-j
f.ai. rm-mr riving i Jri ijn r-t t-v ..r-tn-
apt li
'Jyd&w
BOOK-BINDERS.
iWc have the most complete
ment of the kind to be d0jj J
ton , and guaran tee all ourworiw
In first class style, and on ressonsD
Send in your orders daring tw 0
son, and have them executea at w
possible prices. '
Kercliner&CaWer Brcj
- ' - ; WHOLESALE ; ;
V ROGERS ASD COMMISSIOK ltot
an 11.. nf -
S835b
- hat.
offer for sale a talip ot
FLOOR, ?GAE,
BACO, ALT.
BICE. MEAL,
CORN, ' ' OATS,
SNUFF, ' ',mVAj,t,
LYE, STARCH,
CRACKERS. CANDI,
HOOP IRON, GLUE.
NAILS. ... BUNGS,
n dvi u A n4
AXLEtiKEASE. POWDEB
api i
iXTTTKrTPTTlX
YTTHY IS :TrKRTKAlff 1
Ukl a Sttlng Band? Becsot
without Its VHarperF -. 4- v
DRUGS, PEBFUME3.
and Toilet Articles, 7 1-
miT G . . v Corner ou-
hlrtcnat'?.
flip ORDER WBinwl
X ing ami no. w , :
A perfect fit andjKpod . JSajert
an teed. Our patroni '
edtoean and leave tri-r-tT.
remarkably km P&
Factory.
Late Proprietor AUaatw j
per dz7. . . ' : -