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''"Daxlv Beview has the largest
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'!pr, . iP citv of Wilmington.
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.Election Tuesday, Nov,
FOIt PRESIDENT :J
GBOYER CLEVELAND,
of 2few York.
j-or' vice president:
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
of Indiana.
FOK GOVERNOR :
.-ALFRED M. SCALES,
of Guilford.
FOK LIEUT. GOVERNOR:
CHARLES M. STEDMAN.
of New Hanover.
K0R SECRETARY OF STATE:
WILLIAM L. SAUNDERS.
'". of Wake.
FOR STATE TREASURER:
- DONALD W. BAIN,
of Wake.
for auditor :
W. r. ROBERTS,
of Gates. .
for attorney-general:
THEODORE F. DAVIDSON,
of Buncombe.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN
STRUCTION:
S. M. FINGER,
of Catawba.
A5S0CIATE JUSTICE SUPREME COURT:
A. S. MERRIMON,
ot Wake.
FOR EEECTORS-AT-LARGE :
W. II. KITCHEN,
JOHN N. STAPLES.
1 . VOL CONGRESS I
R.T. BENNETT,
ot Anson.
ELECTOR, SIXTH DISTRICT,
ALFRED- ROWLAND, '
of Robeson.
Henry Villard will not return to his
'faderlaQd" a pauper. He is still
irorth over halt a million, and is only
ftjears old. 1
.
Potatoes are a drug in the New York
aarket, and are rottlne there by the
kindreds of barrels.
Ireland, it is said, is overflowing
with tourists, and it is reported to be
next to impossible to procure a bed at a
decent hostelry in Scotland .
Prohibition St. John now feels how
sbirper than a thankless tooth it is Co
kTeaserpeot child. His boy in tho
knd office swears he will vote for
Blaine. ' .
The cabalistic symbols ' 19 D. H.
the -bottom of Blaine's telegram of
ml 16, 1872. to Warren Fisher prove
laatiQ at least one enterprise he was
deadhead!
Justice Bradley, ot the United States
Supreme Court, says of the newspaper
k'patcQ announcing his intention of
fining: "It is interesting news and
t!firstIheardofit."
"Attorney General Brewster, I am
writes the gossip of the Washs
JT-on Capital, "wants the place on the
.mted States Supreme Bench Mr, Jus
Bradley la expected to vacate this
Winter."
The latest in dress ior gentlemen is
father Hubbard." Simply drop
spenders and wear the shirt loose
ff the top ot your pants, instead
stocking it in, and you have the "Fa
Habbard." ed6 Clntdian Voyageurs who "enlist-
o dp the Nile with Wolseley are
fm 1Dfrifihtened at the climatic dan
hich threaten the expedition, and
herof them have fled to tho
States in ord-r to escape. -
SecrttaTy Fish highly compli-
j .uur vyievciana, anu uu
fcr V votei orBlaine. He was quoted
Uevelaod and against Blaine just
8 eaoagh for the Blaine organs to
JJJJJer what a political dude anddof
Wmi!t0n FUh bad become; but
My will take it all back and rank
a 'talesman and patriot: " J .
Til " H . ; '
teth!Ss-7:Thero are three c's " that
lldren and carry them off.
tear, iJ1 ing. molher. wiping seas
tu JL;i5 ner I16 ones, borne away
spwPcS!?-, to are
&p; SS croup. Mothers! Dr.
h QSa Sjrnp saves theUttle one's
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VOL. YIII. WILMINGTON. N. C.. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER
Years ago. in New York. Powers'
nobe statoe. the Greek Slave, was not
considered what poor Artemns Ward
called "a moral show," and was ex
hibited to ladies and gentlemen od al
ternate' days, bat never at the same
time.
A relic ot the olden time has just died
Paris, in the person of a wonderfully
attractive old lady, the actress Araalia
Hainzmger. . She was eighty-seven
years old, and had acted in the presence
of Naooleon I and of Grwthf. who
mentions her in his writings.
Charles H. Emerson, of Yonkers, has
raised a pole seventy feet high jfrom a
ledge of rocks in front ot bis residence
at - Hawthorne avenue and Hudson
street, suspended from which is an
American flag bearing the names of
Cleveland and Hendricks, 1 he flag can
be seen from all parts of the city.
It is said that James Gordon Bennett
has entered into a bond with a heavy
penalty attached not to drink any more
liquor. The betting men of New York
have made big wagers on the result
and the Buffalo Courier asserts that
they would give $50,000 to the man
who succeeds in tempting Bennett to
drink a glass of whiskey.
According to the St. louis Republic
can a patent has be in secured for a
chemical process for cleaning the lint
from cotton seed, and a syndicate rep
resenting a workmg capital of $6,000.-
000 has been formed to apply it in the
mills of crushers in Arkansas, Texas,
Ixmisiana, Tennessee and other States.
Already cottonseed oil vies wi:h olivef
oil for many purposes, but the oil made
ot seed cleaned by the process here
mentioned will, it is thought, compete
successfully with the best refined olive
oil in the market.
Straightened Up.
After suffering with a lame back for
a long time, Mr! G. N. Boyer, Carillon,
Quebec, Canada, say he was complete
ly cured by St. Jacobs Oil, the great
pain-reliever.
LOCAL NEWS;
lUDtX TO MEW ADVEBTISEMEMTS.
Gregory Institute
S H Trimble Furniture at Auction
Humphrey & Jenkins Oysters, &c
Hbtnsberqeb Flske'a Short Method
Munds Bros, a DkKosset By Steamer
C W Yates Bring Down tne Little unes
TC Miller Friends and Fellow-Citizens
Beautiful autumnal weather, but rain
is badly needed.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 630 bales.
Fullest assortment. of Fishing Tack
le can be found at Jacobi's, t
TheHumpty Dumpty performance
at the Opera House on Thursday night
will be "Toney!"
: f
Hereafter the mails via the Carolina
Central R. R. will close at 6:15 p. m.,
instead of 6:45 p. m as heretofore!
Bishop Watson will administer the
rite of confirmation at St. John's
Church at 4:30 o'clock next Sunday af
ternoon. George Dyer and his Pa can always
be found at "34 Front street, where they
are constantly at work building up the
forms of men and their business, t
German barque Lucy & Paul, Andries,
pleared to-day for Liverpool with 2,159
casks spirits turpentine, valvcd at$31,
067.50, shipped by Messrs Chess Carley
Co. i
All good Democrats of the Third
Ward ought to attend the meeting of
the Third Ward Democratic Club,
which will be held in the City Court
Room to-night.
Our thanks are due the management
for an inyitation to attend the Virginia
State Fair, which will be held at Rich
mond, Va., on the 22nd. 23rd and 24th
of October next.
Several of the members .of tho Wil
mington Light Infantry went across
the river this afternoon to indulge in
target practice, but with what result
we did not learn.
The A. M. A. Normal School is
hereafter to be kno wn as the Gregory
Institute and the Fall term will begin
on Monday next but applications for
admission and examination must be
made on Thursday and Saturday of
this week. ' . ! .
We understand that the elegant or
gan ordered for St. Thomas' Church is
not expected now until the 15th. of Oc
tober. ; It was promised for the; 20th
hnf ? nnnid not be completed at
that time'owing to sooieaccXnttoUie
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Personal.
Dr. W. T. Ennett, of Burgaw, was
in th city yesterday, for the 6rst lime
in months. He has been quite sick re
cently ,and we are glad to see that he
has recovered.
False, Alarm. ,
There was an alarm of fire at about
2 o'clock this morning, which was, re
ported to be on the corner ot Market
and Seventh streets. The firemen
turned out in quick time, but xlhere
wa no fire to be found. It was ft4klse
alarm. ' "l- ' H
City Court.
PhilipWright,colored,whose case was
continued in the City Court yesterday,
was brought before the Mayor this
morning and fined $5 for his offense,
which was disorderly conduct. In the
same cafe the witness who was requir
ed.to show cause why he should not be
fined $3 for absence from the Court,
appeared and explained the cause of his
absence and the fine in his case was re
mttted ,.
The Health of Burgaw.
We are glad to learn , as we do from
Dr. W. T. Ennett, that the 'health of
the thriving little town of Burgaw was
not as bad as reported to us a few days
ago. Dr. Ennett says that it is really
good for this season of the year, better,
in fact, in proportion to population,
than it was a year ago. The town
seems to be on a boom, there having
been an increase of about 25 per cent,
in the population during the past twelve
months. They should build that taik-ed-of
railroad to Jacksonville and-then
see how last the place will grow.
At Annistan.
The Wilmingtonians who recently
removed from this city to Anniston.
Ala., Messrs. J. A. Springer, F. M.
King and W. E. King, seem already to
haj e established themselves comforta
bly in their new home. We have re
ceived from that town a programme
tor the reception which was tender
ed the citizens of the surrounding
country by the merchants of Anni3tonr
on the 17th inst., and we find the namea
of Messrs. F. M. King and J. A.
Springer on two of the most important
committees. Ou the reverse of the pro
gramme is printed the business directo
ry of Anniston, and in it appears the
names of J. A. Springer, grain and
feed, wholesale and retail, and King
Bros., hardware, stoves, &c.
Registration of Voters.
Editok Daily Review: In your
issue of 20th you say that voters will
do well to remember that there will be
an entirely new registration this year."
By the law (the Code, sec. 2,675) a new
registration is not required, unless
the County Commissioners so order.
Probably the Commissioners ot New
Hanover county have orderd a new
registration, and your article applies to
that; if not, it may cause some confu
sion in other counties where the Re
view circulates, and where no such
registration has been ordeted.
Sept. 22, 1884. Long Creek.
Oar remarks were intended to apply
to New Hanover only. A cew registra
tion has been ordered here but we do
not know of any other county in thi8
section where it has been ordered by
the Commissioners.
Another large consignment of Sash,
Doors & Blinds at Factory prices just
received at Jacobi's Hardware Depot, t
Dead Men Don't Advertise.
It can safely be laid down as a rule in
these days ofuniversal advertising that
the man who don't advertise either has
uothing for sale which will bear talk
ing about or be is so old and fogyish in
his methods of business that he has got
so far behind the times that he will
never catch up. There is no surer evi
dence of snap and energy in a business
man or firm thau liberal advertis
ing. In the stor or warerooms
of a large advertiser the purcbas-
finds the latest styles,' the best ma
terial, the most approved patterns, the
most reliable goods and the most ad
vanced business methods. Advertising
pays, not only in the matter of attract
ing customers, which is the legitimate
aim of all advertisements, but it enables
the reader to see who are the really live
and energetic men in any business, and
by keeping them constantly in mind
the reader of the paper can avoid- the
old fogy tradesman whose greatest mis
take in life has been in not getting
buried twentj-fiye : years ago.5 Dead
men don't advertise.
We invite the attention of ur citizens
to the fact that first quality shim are
being mada to order at one dollars! the
Wilmington Shirt Factorr. tf.
. Every Farmer ought to get "Boy
Clipper Pioir,w greatest , invention . oi
the age. Jacobi is tho Agent; - t
DISTRESSING SUICIDE.
Cupt.W. H. James of this CIfy
Dies by his Own Hand.
At about 9 o'clock this morning
the report of a pistol was' heard
on the Eecond floor of the brick
building on North Second street,
between Princes? and Chestnut, occu
pied by Capt W. H. Jame3 and hi3 as
sistants as an oflic3 ot enquiry, and by
himself as a residence, and in a mo
ment of time a young man came rushing
down the stairs for a physician, stating
as he hastened along that Capt, Jame
hadshot himself. A crowd wascollecte
at the cnterance almost instantly. and
few went up stairs to find Capt. James
prostrate upon his back, the blood
oozing from a fearful woud in the
back of his head, about on a line with
the bottom of the right ear and half
way between that organ and the centre
of the skull. The pistol lay upon the
floor a few inches from the right band,
from which it had evidently fall
en immediately upon being discharged.
Drs. Love, and Hartsfield were in
attendance in a few moments, and
were with Capt. Jame3 until he died,
which was in about 15 minutes after
the wound was inflicted. Officer Allen,
of the police force, was also present
and took charge until the arrival ot the
Coroner, who had been at once notified
of the occurrence- Upon the arrival
of the latter, which was in a few mo
ments, the charge was at once trans
ferred to him.- The weapon Was a
Smith & Wesson six-barrelled revolver
of 32 calibre, and an examination
showed that five of the chambers were
loaded and that the other was empty.
The Coroner immediately summoned
and impanelled the following as a jury
of inquest: L. J. Otterbourg, foreman;
John Nutt, W. H. (lerken. Henry
Middleton, E. M- Green and G. W.
Sheridan. The jury proceeded at once
to take testimony, the first witness
being Dr. J. A. Hartsfield, who, being
duly sworn, said that he was called
upon at a little after 9 o'clock this
morning and hastened immediately to
the scene. Found the deceased prone up
on the floor as already described, breath
ing hard. Ceased breathing in about
five minutes, although the pulsations
continued four minutes longer, when
they also ceased and life had become
extinct. He thought that the shooting
was suicidal.
Dr. F. W. Potter, being duly sworn,
said that the ball entered the back part
of the head and passed clear through
the brain, lodging just behind the right
eye. The wound was necessarily fatal
and in bi3 opinion the shooting was
suicidal.
Lewis Beldeei, a young lad who took
care of the room for Capt. James, be
ing duly sworn, said that he entered
the room between 7 and 8 o'clock, at
which time the deceased was asleep on
the bed. That he soon after went for
ice, and while he was gone the shooting
took place, and when he returned ho
found a crowd gathered and the captain
dying upon the floor, and was sent im
mediately for a physician.
Messrs. J. C. Lodor and Mr. J. N.
Blauvelt, two assistants in the office,
testified that they were at work at their
desks in another room when they.heard
thejreport of a pistol and the fall of a
body, upon which they rushed to Capt.
James room and found him as already
described. They had heither of them
seen aim during the morning until after
the shooting.
This closed the testimony, and upon
this the jury rendered a verdict .as fol
lows: "That the deceased came to bis death
by a pistol shot wound inflicted in the
head by his own band."
Capt. James came here in 1863 and
entered at once upon duly in the Con
federate service as captain of engi
neers, in which position he remained
until the surrender, his family re
Siding at Wadesboro during the time
Soon after the surrender he formed
a copartnership with Capt. J, . K.
Brown, of this city,
civil engineering, a
and engaged in
business which
they conducted under the firm name of
James & Brown, until about three
yrears ago when the partnership was
dissolved. Since that time Captain
James has been engaged in his profes
sion, mainly 10 the employ of the gov
ernment on the improvement of the
Upper Cape Fear and its tributaries,
and was thus engaged at the time of his
death.1. About en years ago one of his
sons was acccidentallr shot and killed
by a companion just as the two Were
startine on a huntiost expedition. Since
then the deceased has lost by death 'his
wife and remaining children, save one,
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23, 1884! NO. 227
Mr. W. Alden James, Iwho is
now at Fayetteville on duty lor
the government as aj cfvil en
gineer. Capt. James was an' engineer
of high attainments; as a citizen was
peaceable, quiet and unobtrusive; as a
companion, was affable. V genial and
whole souled. with a high tsense ot
honor, which had never been tarnished
He was about 55 year3 of age .and died
by his, own hand, wiithoiit an enemy
in the world. What prompted the ter
rible act will probably always! remain
a mystery, and we would not, it we
could, penetrate the veil and expose to
the public gaze the keen tortures of a
generous and noble heart Which could
only find rest in the untroubled sleep o
aeatn.
4
Painful Accident.
Friends at Burgaw have;furBished us
with the particulars of a pamul acci
dent which happened yesterda to two
worthy residents of that town.? Messrs
R. W. Moore and J. H. Moorelwere at
work during tho day on a scaffold built
up against the latter's house, some
twelve feet from the-ground, a;nd at 3
o'clock this scaffold gave way, precipi
tating them both to the hardgrcur.d
below. They fell on their backs among
a lot of blocks and plaoks and were
both painfully injured. Mr.jR. W.
Moore was the most severely injured of
the two. He was bruised On the hip
and back, in two places, while' Mr. J.
II. Moore was injured on the arm
wrist and band: ' They were ufiablc to
walk without assistance and were care
fully conveyed to their homes where
necessary attention was rendered. One
of our correspondents say that Mr.
R. W. Moore, who is an ageu gentle
man, is in a critical condition. I
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Everybody in want of Paints, White'
Lead; Glass &c, should go to Jacobi's
MARRIED j
THORBUBK MUSE. At the residence of
the bride's father, in this city, on tlie evening
of Thursday, the 18th Inst., bt Rev. T. H.
Pritcharl. D. D., Mr. J. W.j THORBURNl
ana Mies HATTIE E. MUSif. youngest daugh
ter of Mr. J. II. MuBe, of the'Siar. f
SEW AD VLKRI8E MEN TS
Oysters j
AT NO. 112 SOUTH FRONT STttEET.
i .
TTUMPIIREY & JENKINS keep
JLJ rresn jncw liiver ana Myrtle
Grove Oysters. Sent C. O. D. Al-
eo, Apples, Fears, Peaches, Northern Cab
bage, Ouion8. Sweet and Irish Potatoes.'wbich
t 1 1 II 1 - . r . t . rm
wc win bu low iur caiii. isupi
Gregory Institute,
PHE A. M. A. NORMAL SCHOOL WILL
be known hereafter as GREGORY' INST I
TUTE. Fall term begins Monday, Sept, 29th
Applications for admission and examinations
of new pur ila on Thursday, 25th and Satur
day, 27th. at school house corner .Nun and
; "f
Seventh streets, between tte hours of 10 and
12 a. m. and 2 and 4 p. m. 1
Principal, GEO. A. WOUDW4UU,
of Wcvmouthi Maes.
Financial Agent, D. D. DODGE, h
sep 23 2t Wilmington N. C.
OPERA HOUSE.
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Read ! Bead ! Head !
One Night Only!
Sept. J125th.
Tony Denierfs
Popular Pantomimes Co,,
And Lustrously Luminous Star Specialty
Group of Incandescent Lights In aNtw
and Brilliant Arrangement of
HTJMPTT DUMPTT !
clown, j
THE GREAT RAVEL,
WITHOUT A PEER. f
New comical last act, II D. in thd Wild West,
among Indians and Cowboys, sie It.
Popular prices prevail. Jtezerved eats at
Heln8berirers. Wedaeday. 24th sept 2i 3t
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Administrator's Notice.
! J-
JJAVING QUAL'FIED AS ADMISISTRA
tor upon the estate of the 1 ;te Aba a HarU
field, notice 1 hereby given to all persona hav
ing claims against the same to present mem
tome on or before the 27th day of August,
lSs3. ar thla notice will be pleaded lnibar of a
recovery. Those Indebted to the same will
Please mike Immediate payment-l j
JOHN C. SPRINGER,
acg26 law6w tu AdmlnMirator
Second Instalment to-day
A T JIU MCGOWAJTS OLD
fx
AUfiTH STATE SALOON.
They are fat and well-flavored.
fRlLNDSMDIIILOW-CIIIIESSt
TqEAR ME FOB MY CAC3E AN jBE El
lent, that ye may bear. - - 1
Colognes, Extracts. Toilet and Sachet Pow
ders, fcoap, Turkish- Towels, Toilet Cases.
Full Khe of Drugs Ac. Prescriptions a spec
laltr. At 1 '
. . F. C MILLEJTS, ,
anjll Cczser TouxHx 'uutHsaits
sept 23
i ' i
rcLajsK k orient - "
Wtirnibtgijui to .xtxlTa fccrtrr-aatcaCca
from oar fxfcadi ca say izltn ttsbjsca:
aramtertstbtit "I'.C'' 1 !.
olahed to the Editor. "
CoamTmlcationa mat,, t wrsnct ca ea .
oaealdaot the ppe& V - j
Pemraarsiea great bo trotdadu;
And tt Is etpecfcOrj Wtcolaxly cae
ood tat toe Rjuar does aot atari endoi s
the news of correjpondenti stilts tat
la the edltortia'ctanis.' f ' - ll- i 1
NJBW -ADVErjTISfHlEHTsl
SKTHW. DAVIS, Auctioneer
, BY S. n. TRIMBLE. -
ON WEDNESDAY, OcT. IU. at 10 a. m.. I
'r,iu,8e11 t residence. 213 Nub t.; corner
conslaUng ot flna Bedroom, Dining and Par
Utensils Sc?1" ..cckerr 5ovw. Kitchen
Parties wishing to examine can dosopTtTl
w.V "IS hZ aPP,ytoS on premise, or at
Auctioneer's t ffice. sept S3
Rev. Daniel Morrelje's
English and Classical School,
No. 420 Orarge Street, Corner of rifth.
milK TWESTY-FIFTIt ANNUAL SES
X sion will begin (D V.) Wednesday, the
first of October. Information with regard to
terms, &c., may be had at any time by calling
as above. snt 17 .
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Cape Fear Acaflemy
WILL REOPEN MONDAY. SKPT. 2DXir.
English or Classical education acquired
Fully equipped with Bchool appliances. Foil
corps teachers.
Please enter sons at beginning of session.
See catalogue In Bo k stores.
WASHINGTON CATLETT, .
sept 15 2w . PrlnclpaL;
Female School.
St. James' Seminary,
MISSES BURR & JAMES, Principals.
MRS. M. S. CUSHING, Musical Instructress.
TUIE TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL SESSION
. of this School will commence on Monday.
Cth of October, 184, and close about the third
week in June, 1SS5.
Special opportunities for learnlne the ar: of
Pamting in water coiors. oil. pastel, c , will
be afforded those who desire tteir children to
learn thi3 beautiful and .fashionable accom
plishment. Pupils outside of the School ac
commodated with suitable hours for learning
Music or Palntiug. For further particulars
enquire of the Principals. EcptlS
New Grocery Store,
rjMIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully announce to the citizens of Wllmlngtcn
an.d the adjacent country that he has opned a
New Grocery Store
at the corner of Princess and North Water
Streets (Mr. II. Loeb's oil etindj xihlfh will
be kept constantly supplied with the NICEST
AND FRESHEST GOOD3. At the same time
I continue to offer Choice Family Groceries to
my friends and the pnbllc at the old stand,
N W Corner Market and Second Streets;
L G. CHtCRRY.
Consignments of country produce solic
ited and prompt returns guaranteed, eept 8 ly
The First New River
Oysters !
QF THE SEASON, AT THE
GKM SALOON, No. 20 No. Front
street,
sept 1C
WILL. WEST,
Proprietor
A ii n mi tip mil out
J HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN
uidato for Uic office of Sheriff of Fender coun
tj. If elcctci I will pledge myself to discharge
the duties of tho office faithfully, without re
gard to party or party organization.
septiua&wim k. m. juunston
A Bargain !
HAND AND FOR SALE..F1VK BBI
SCUPPERNONG WJNE
ONliYl PFK GALLON.
A pure wine, a pleasant wlno 'atdj'a cheap
wine. Must be sold at once
L. Q. CHERRY.
aug J tr jx. w. cor. Market and eecond sis.
. Fiske's
gHORT METHOD OF KEEPING A LAW
YER'S ACCOUNTS, containing Collection
Docket. Court Record, Ledger and Cash Book,
with Index combined In one. . ,
This system ofrconsts. with Its COLLEC
TION DOCKET, la a work no lawyer can af
ford to be without. Is designed for the sole use
of Attorneys, and "embraces every feature
consistent with an attorney's office record,
taking the place of four separate books Price,
with Blotter between each leaf (lotci leaved)
$5.5). For sa le only at
HEINSBERGER'S.
sept. 22
Live Book and Music Stores.
Stores for Rqnt.
WAREHOUSE AND OFFICES
atove now occupied by Messrs.
Store and offices above now occu
pied by A- JJamelandt.
Both on North Water st. ; between Prime
and Chestnut. Apply to
aug 13 Str copy St DeROSSET A CO,
By Steamer,
SPLENDID LOT OF.TOIJLET SOAP.
12 CAKES ifott 2i5 CTS.
QOODWYX'S COMP. SY EU e,
Hypophosphlteo wltb LacUtes and Pepsin,
whicn is aireadj beirg prescrlbeit by our
Phytldans, and for which we ara agents
Munds Eros. & DeRorset.
- 'Market Street,
icpt 13 ' TYllailostonN. C. :
mm
machinery at the manufactory. , ,