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-Subscribers will report any and all fall-
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The Daily Review has the largest
bona fide circulation, of any newspaper
published, in the city of Wilmington.
Mr. Bessemer steel process patents
have yielded him $600,000 a year for
twenty-one years. ;
Richard A. Proctor, the noted Jectar-
APnn tho sWAnPft nf tha tf.ir I K it a mils
.1 i l.rt r,rM fir. -T,
a uc i niv " " -- iciia
expressed by some astronomers that
our earth will be damaged by . comets
are not altogeather groundless. It is'
possible that a comet may whisk its tai
over this world and. brush as off into
space."
Judge King, of Buffalo, N. Y., has iii
bis possession a letter written by
tieorge vvasruncton to James Monroe
in 1790. The present interest of the
' U : I t L i.
jeiAer, uiiuenu uapuoiisaea, lies in
Washington emphatic declaration
that each continent ouuht to mind its
own business. In other words, the
seed of the Monroe doctrine were there
in sowu.
M Domingas Friere, a French pro
lessor at Rio Janeiro, has succeeded in
attenuating the Tims of yellow lever a
la Pasteur, and has been most success
ful in his treatment ol human beings.
Persons vaccinated with the virus have
a slight attack of yellow fever, but
speedily recover. This is of more im-
portance to humanity than if he had
lound all the microbes in the universe,
The commission appointed to tlx nn
a fair price for the land overlooking
x,K.CH. uavureponeu mat mey
Z Zl. upery a, i.uuj-
000. The owners claimed an aggregate
value of $5,000,000, but most of them
- - -
asquiecein the appraisement of the
commission. The New York Legisla-
ture will be asked to appropriate the
sum named, and h is probable that a
biilto that effect will pass.
Tk i . . -
-uusuwumiiuuiu giass noonng lor
. v.,.,, lu uso .11 muse
M81u,BWum nnoiue cei-
iais.are uaea as omces. At tne neaor
qasnen 01 ute reau iioonais. on tne
ou,eTara 0e3 ItaUen., the whole ot the
srouna noor. pavea wt
squares 01 rougnenea glass em neaoea
: 4 r- ...... . I
":"lm.e' a.nQ
ucDcaiu in ere 13 mus sumcient
iigM, even on dull days, to enable the
cierss 10 worK w Uhoot gas. -
C a nL . . . ..I
Strange to say, China, that nation
which of all others, holds literature
tia. In . , j . . .
Vvuautvj Bajr, us own ury-as-aust
el
r-T-lul-.rrr: I
.ulSuWk.uUr,aHuSmau0 inirst
for news of the present day that it pro
auces fewer papers than any other na-
tior with the smallest claim to civiliza
tiont The proportion of newspapers
to t hr nn nn lotion 1 a in (ha pi!a I
on niih!ini!nn f o rwi nnAin,..u:,.,n
r...Hv ."WvWmulllUI,
The Chinese empire produces only
;n rmno. - tt- i:.. j
uiuo iu xiiiisii auu one
in French,
The greatest fire that ever visited
New York began lato on the nUht o!
December 16, 1835. and raged with un-
comtrollable fury through the greater
part of the next day. Nearly the entire rains and partly cloudy weather ; North
dry goods district ot that period was easterly winds and nearly stationary
laid waste and several historic land- temporature.
marks were obliterated. This great . Trpsicliorean
fare destroyed 648 buildings and caused Germania Lodge No. 4, K. of P
alow of between $20,000,000 and $25.- will dance the old year out and th
W0.000. bankrupting nearly - every fire new rear in at Germania Hall. hvin.
lnCuCcPa7 .iU ,th? United
d Ht7; uc"""uiua"eOIs turned
drict were Wall street on the north,
uey on iae soutn, liroad
thee Jt 1e8tanaifroat streftt on
A remarkable casAM-onov
. ... i
just been brought to lieht in tho Rr.K L
, "uiiwBuuc uas
lyntaxoffice AlevrdM..;n ;
darlJ LnZ J aD Cl"
aeriy gentleman called nnnn on I
Tanner and asked if there was such a
thing as a conscience fund. He was
loici that there was, and, when ques-
""Cu.aia mat ne represented a cjti- re".1D.ie. loog weapons ofwarareon
zen who had not Daid nprsrnl o-
due from him, for a number of years, which forms the passer-by that thev Duet-CTer the Waters. Xollurnino.
and that he now desired to pay up. are the rewards of bravery from the Mrs. Kahnweillcr and Mr. Mayer,
lie dul not, however, reveal his Identi- "Commander-in-Chief." Lieut. J. C. Waltz "A Toi." (To Thee;. Waldl
ty, and departed with the remark that AIoisonhas a sword, which, though fuff. Orchestra,
fae would return in a few days. Just not as formidable as the redoubtab.e Solo Were I a Violet. AU. Mrs.
before noon Tuesday he reappeared. xy ot Sir William Wallace, Walters.
in" ce nad secured the monev
ac was doe the city, and handed the
lector $230. IIe received a receipt
iorjiis money and left without civi
UIS name. 1 m
4If thn k.i. . . .
with cares. th ,;e .aft " S6?1 dain,for he was one of those old-fashion-
cares, the mist is 7imU t uu,'w ue waj oneo1 moseoid-iast
ttiTXP WotUeof 6,1 "whp believed th.t there
iS'K''";! butasmaU vial of that eepon"to be compared with a
;r 'Pmpound known TA nT" nfls
7
MwuasV ijnim Pnim-b g . I
71
1,
uJLJ
VOIi. VTI I
mo TO SE anVEanUT5.
F C $15 Trlze
Grand Masque Caroival
J It MAKSlLVLt Mullets
R M MclMTlRE Many ThaDka
S H Tkimble Horsea at Auction
C W Yates New Teai-3 PreaenU
Lbadstkeet's-A Weekly Journal
KINSBEaOEtt To tie PAt
rons of the 1 We
J Book 8(oi'e
For other locals see fourth paee.
Thpro woe rn O: i i . i -
r uur" tms raorn'
The receipts of cotton at this, port to-
! day foot up 128 bale?.
To-day has been nearly as warm as
gu
immer, and the woodpile and ooal
bin have not suffered much.
1 Tenh-la XrA 13 ?n . .
- uwjr win arrive in iiiis
city to morrow and play some of his
tricks upon tha unsuspecting at the
wpera House to morrow nighr. Re
served seats now on sale at Heinsbeit
ger'f.
Two white tramps were lodged ut the
gnard house last night. This morning
t A I? tur.p.1 krint!. 4.. 1 l r t
vauiiwiiuw t' Keep ciear Trt ne
city unless in gome usefui occupation
and were taken across the river and
lelt there.
The year 1834 seems to be inclined to
step into the past verv auie.lv nnrl
murely but the weather is so uncertain
at this season of the year that the last
day.oflhc year (tomorrow) may be
cold aud disagreeable.
Now is the time to get a-.fi no suit
madc to order for a little money. The
season is drawing to a close, and Dver
wants to knon hi ,a
wams 10 Keep nis tailors e
he will make suits for the
days oniy at actual cost
next thirty
Thlo ?e
humbug.
-
J-ne suaiiug rink in the Vollers build-
iDT. opposite the new market, on Front
. . '
street, on JNlew Year's n eht wi 1 offer
ucro wm db a siiaung carnival 'en
masque, an u mere will .also be excel-
lent music to enliven the occasion.
There will bmP(iinr,rtk. -r.n
c,ub f . -
ware store of Mr. Georee A. Peck. It
?a tn WnrA.M,i i -h i
., . , . . , ... .
iair.C81-Uooddealof interest manifested and
hojuuicu uuat. ixiuiu win na a
that experioncc with ..doir anfl
Wili be a subject for thorou-h discu,-
siftrl "
m. . .
The thanks of the local are due to
Sheriff Manning for a nice piece of
I. . .
venison, a portion of the spoils of a re
r,,un? .i:xpeuu,onuPine JNortu-
eaec river wun a party of relatives and
friends. There were five inthe rrtv
and tkoy succeeded in killing five decr.
or one for each of the hunters
me festival to-mght at the Little
C,iant Hall there will be cakes, fruits,
nnnfflfl,. ,. . , ,
WM4W",J4 V V1 u ,uo creara in
i uuvt, uwmc utuei guoj mings. vc
st atctl yesterday that there would be
a mistake. There
ever, of other good
tlliD?s. so that no one need to be hun-
ry" "
Indications,
For the South Atlantic States, loca1
ning to-morrow night. The committee
of arrangements, who fully understand
how to cater to the amusement, com-
tort and pi
easura nf thoir r,...f. I
making every ' tndearor to have the
-. - , "-
oau pass on pieasanuy to all. Supper
..i . . . "ppei
win ra onnmi : .1 : i. . 1 ii . i i
Ub unuuiutaiiuiueiicK
"e only bl' A lare attendance
y oe reasonably expected.
tnr
Jt1 mr Va nmna
Iq one of windows of Mr. T . S
Bns' Pnarmacy, on the corner of
Mrket,and North Front street, severa
exhibition, and a
mi2nt be made a terrible weapon of
Punishment in the hands of an enraged
foe Serseant R. L. Alien and Private
w:S- B"ggs have gunar such as would
nt - A nlH 'Nrao Tt.i r r .1 1 .
" ."7"""' "iiw.n. waiuer m
-.ius uutuneij. cnucKie wiui dis-
was
Wrlt ikAA ;f k
r " ch
greased wad.
WfLMINGTON. . C. TUESDAY. DECEMBER
1884-1885.
The cnsloai of watching the old year
out and the new year in will be
obse rved, a usual, at the Front Street
M. K. Church. The services will be
gin fit about 11 o'clock to-morrow night
the 31st inst. and will conclude at a
little after midnight, or when the new
year has fairly beun.
At Her AVliarf.
The steam tug Wm. Kxce was brought
up to her whar, t the foot of Dock
street, this morninjr, and workmen
were busy in clearing away the
rubbish aud removing all the evidences
of the late fire. She is in a woful plight,
and will need a good deal of work be
fore she will present the nice and trim
appearance she had before her disaster,
Personal.
Col. L. A. Powell, of Sampson coun
ty, was in the city to-day.
Capt. V. M, Parker was somewhat
worse last night, but was considerably
bet; e r t h i s mo r n i n g.
Mr. 13. C. Majuti, business manager
or Mr. C. B. B sh p, the wll known
eomelian, arrived in the city last uight.
Mv Bishop, with a first class company,
will appear at the Opera House here
on Monday night, January 5th, in the
play of Widow Bedott.
mornmir for Co!dhom whPm h;a onr
u.. i . . .
vices have been secured in connection
with the fire department of that city.
Mr. Russell has many friends in this
city, and especially among the members
of the Little Giant Steam Fire Engine
Oo., No. 1, with whom he hf.s been
Ultimately associated lor a cumber ot
years, and his deparJure for another
r, i , , ... ,
sphere of usefulness will be regretted.
Mr. O. O. Vollcrs, of Point Caswell,
son of onr imrvl friend ami cnKCnnKn,.
-n.i.i.j-i., ,
Mr L. Vilra. onnn ,K n, ni.nrr
tarn home Ironj a meeting of theSouth
eastern Amateur Press Association
vrhich was held Jat Goldsboro on the
26' hinst.. aud ol which ho was elected
pre5iUent for the ensning year.
Mr. George I. Nowitzky, of Ualeigh,
eaitor and nronnetor of Aninixl-ir
'
wr. u. u. iiussell, tor many years an foc uueis, m Dim ana naif bbia, Fieh Hre,
. , . ggs. Chicken?, A pp'ej, Pot toes, Ac. llust
active member of the fcre department be sold, call and 8.e. cash oiiiera promptly
of Lbl pi'? ,n lnr,, tilled. Corsisnmeits of all kinds cf Couutry
' lGlb cll- Wl,i leave to-morrow Produce solicited Terms cash.
nthly, and well known in nearly ey
ery portion of the State as the vender
of Provnry medicines gave us the
pleasure of a call yesterdav. He is in
t ll ,"k rf-bTf.T J-. t tt . . i 1 1 1 . I
in" iij uu. uusiuusa CUUUtiCWU Willi Ills I
LW7in "uu
r-
ast Night's Concert
The attendance at the Opera House
last ni2ht was lar-e. appreciative and
.i V M , BPL,ailvo anu
L, ,,n,ior fi .M.;a -
. r c.v. fliiu iui iuu
benefit of tin Cornet Concert Club, and
LUU 1 li:oilu wnicn nas uecn given by tne
cub within a few weeks
t was lUliy
, ......... . ... .
K iUitl m ,,1 Ul lutlR LU ine mbt occ
t'eu uuu in &umu icapeois it was
Perhaps superior. The selections were
excellent as the following programme
... ,
will show:
PART FIH3T.
Grand March, Cornet Concert Club.
Keller.
Vocal Duet from "Dcr Freischutz."
Mrs. Kahn eiler and Mrs. Walters.
Flute Solo Saratoga Polka, (harp
accompaniment). Batisquct, Sisnor
Sammeartin.
Solo 'Tis Known Alone to Me. Carl
Itci(jg. Mr. Nathan Mayer.
Four-part Song Serenade, GoldbcrV
I
Mr3. Watters, Mrs. Kahnweiler, Mrs.
-Trio Instrumental Puritani. Verdi
" '
an(j Grecnwald
vuarieiie iteuiuiuuer imow xue vre-
t i 'V' rri r- I
r tr. u n .w i u
tor. Messrs. Maver. M.itchell.: Welsh
"
St Wflif9!r Vtrpnii- .r,lflM. ATrs
Ir . ., '
Kahnweiler.
i r, nr ... t . :
Schmit. Sammeartin, Willson, Mitch-
ell. Alderman. Greenwald.
second r art.
Violin solo from S'William Tell"
Ham SdIo Grand Valsa de Concert. 1
Lcccokc. Prof. Liuzzi.
Champaign Song-Arion Quartette.
Trio. A Moss v Pillow. Synarl.
. . . . I
- waiiz. .iUOTO. AITS. Jvannweiier,
Mr3. Walters and Miss Lavender.
Grand Finale. Verdi r-nrnt f!n
cert Club.
T'tT AL: , 7T4 !
wt.j, 11. uiceuwam auu jltui, JjIUZZi I
were the accompanists.
NKW ADVEKTISEMENTy.
1U HilLNUS AND PATRONS GENERALLY, FOR THE VERY LIB
EOAL TRADE OF THE HOLIDAYS !
FOR THE NEW YEAR, WE HAVE MANY NICE THINGS AND Al
1'UOl'RIATE. AS NEW YEAR PRKSRVTS
BROCKET SHAWLS
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.
TABLE LINEN & NAI
A NICE DRESS,
Ye, that is just what we mean,
ua,t iw ouu we win uo a iniie
CARPETS AND CURTAINS.
R. til. MclNTIRE.
dec 30
Grand Masque Carnival
TTllKKfcWSK KINK ON Tlmrz-
ullets.
A VOTllER CONSIGNMENT OF FINK,
XJL SweetFlorida Oranges, lage and line
John it. Marshall.
General Commission Merchant,
No 24 North Water at, Wilmington, n. C.
d:cSQ ly,1&vy
lr-i
gCUkIULE u TAXMeichants. Traders,
Brokeis, Keejicts of Hotels, Faiing House-,!
Doanliog Houses, and aU others subicct ta eaid
Tv hnr.i. nnfl.i ! , m ,
lax, aie Hereby notified that this Tax falls
uuu i ii uiu isi uay or January, ltbo, and that
th- kir requites that tve tame be paid duiingr
thc.flr.hta.bvf thfi,nnn, .ot
penalty stands jgainst you.
, J. E. SAMPSON.
ae 30 2t Register of Deed 3.
mebchahts, bankers and sianufac
TUREES SHOULD READ
BRADSTREET'S
A WEEKLY JOURNAL OF TRADE, FI
NANCE AND PUBLIC ECONOMY.
QK-frnW Tn.vAn An.m. Co I 1 .-. S I it
a oSto sciy c.uutaaj. uimuntUBB
Twenty Pages, sometimes Twenty-
i 'in r r"Jio"JM
FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR.
t 'i fnem.st purpose of Ekadsxkeet is to
he of practical service to basuees men. its
P? epitome of bankruptcies throughout the
unued States and Canada, and the summaries
of, ase?t3 n(l liabilities, are alone worththe
uccisions are exceedingly valuable. As com
coming to be more and more conducted on a
lBt.il1MnlW1a th fnfei.n.,,1
bkXds' n
information contained In
importance loth
w proauccra ani mi ioiemcn.
The Trade and
Agricultural Situation
tnroui?hput V.!3, UnU2l states and Canada 3
reported by Telegraph to Ukaustkeet's u
to the hour of publication
3s
1
SINGLE COPIFS, TEN CUNTS.
TfiK JJKADSTIiKET GO ,
270, C81. ?S3 HHOAOWAr,
dec 3) It NEW YORK CUT
Seal Estate for Sale.
JJY VIKTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF A
decree madc by the Clerk of the Superior Court, j
In the ex parte caufo wherein John J. Barnet
ctL are plaintiffa, the undersigned as Com
ma.cirnf will rfCrv fAv coin .
lie auction, at the Court House door In Wil
mington. r. v.. to the highest bidder, on Wed
nesuay, Dec 1st. at 12 o'clock. M. that nmn
and premise situated at the touthwest
and running back and bordering: on Eighth
street 13Z feet K. if iurrv
"i"? -?e A?
j o-, . . ' " -
uco iuww iu commissioner-
106 s r,ontst .wKMM,.......n
XjjOR SALE 500 pounds NEW" North Caro-
n
hn Eacon Fams' StouMer3 and Side3' thc I
first of toe season. (
Tur.ey, Gccfe, chickens. eS3, aufages
and liver ruddin, from the country.
O" aTnllet Roe Dried and Salted.
A large lot of those celebrated Norton Yaw 8,
from Town Creek received to-day.
Oysters open and In tha theU. Your pat
ronage earnestly to icited.
X ours truly,
dec ?9 2t
W. II. YOPP.
New Year Presents.
nAVls QUITE a variety of arti-
CLE 3 LEFT SUITABLE FOR
New Year Presents,
whlcli I am dlspoalng of at greatly reduced
poc. car.y acu mue your setecuora.
New Year Cards I
S2.ET IE ?? CAJUW. Diaries for 18.
- ixLruer Almanacs, c, &c.
i1t.Tr V i - Vi In - tn4 11 a ri i- ft
enraapque Hancinar Iranaedi'. ty after 'the I I'lSi'ni'wf V Y, LARC1K Ctriat- Medium and low priced DrcM Goods at grca
Carnival. no f the beet bands in the cliv ' f V c 1 ee31 tne balance of Ty l:oli- u b
h-sbeea engaged for the ccc:tfciou - lJ" goods at cost to ra itcroom for my l)rugs, bargains. ' i
Adiulaslou for spectat-is 23 cents c,rt Wedlclces and such art'cJes as are uu- -
E.M.CUiHISG, aytept m a flt class retail Drugstore . . --o -
dec CO t'tar couv -t Mum .r ) , Very Uespextfully. ' .J.
- o. n. wuUbiii.
- - - I I I -VJ T ITT m tATV . t I
C. W. YATES, u
ll3HarkctEt
30, I884.
NO. 312
AD V K liTlSISM K NTS.
o
SILK AND WOOLEN WRAPS,
VrXTW VI TTCTT C PMTTPo
and conclusive evidence is iust what we
D?uer man ever before in both
Conoley's Drug Store.
21G MAKKET STREET.
Our Holiday Goods
RK NOW OPEN, AND OUR LADY
friends are invited to criticise our selection.
dcc 2 33 & 40 Murcalson Block
ardwaro
QF ALL KINDS AND IN ANY QUANT1
ty. Wholesale and lletail at ROCK BOTTOM
prices. W. E. SPRINGER & CO.,
13, 21 A 23 Market Street,
Wilmington, N. C.
dec 20
More Room.
HAVING RENTED THE ROOMS ON the
corner of Market and Second streets, cod
nectcd with the Commercial Hotel, l am still
farher prepared to accommodate partics.who
des.re io secure pleasant lodgings, with'or
without board. The location is one of the
most pieasant and desirable in the city, either
In Summer or Winter. ;'
M. SCIILOS3.
Prop. Commercial Hotel
dec 20 6t
Annual New Year's Ball.
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
Germania Lodge No. 4,
K.ofP.
AT GERMASIA HALL,
December 31st, 1884.
o'ciock18 $l CaCh' Suppcr fwnIehed at 12
Cottmittce 3 Rosenthal. W. H. M. Foch.
H C. Pi-cmpert, J Duls, is liellola. '
To (lie Patrons of the Live Book Store.
J WOULD KETURN MY SINCERE thanks
for tbeir liberal patronage during the Holi
days, and I do earnestly hope that their selec
tions have proved Hxtisfaclory in eveiy in
stance I would a!s beg to remind 'them of the line
assortment of New Year Cards.nd lhegTC.it!
variety of Ecautlful and Useful NEW YEAR
5?TS now ?n exMWtion Call at once I
JUUI bCJCSUOllS. at
HEINSnKRKT:s
dec 29
Live Book and Music Stores
Hats for the Holidays !
Just Received per Express
SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
A fine lot of French Felt Hats in white and
all colors, some of the lalcst makee,
for Ladies, MJfcse3 and Children.
Holiday Feathers, Holiday Eoss 15 cents per
bunch, ia all colors.
Holiday Eli Glovc3 la all colora.
Jersey Gloves for Ladies, Si isscs and Children
A fine Jot of Corsets, Ribbons, Laces and
Under wear.
We will tell a fine lot of Brocaded Velvets la
all colors for One Dollar and Forty-
Eight cents per ys rd full value
$2.25, at
Taylor's Bazaar.
J ast received a fuse lo t of
SILK, ALPACA AND GINGTiAM
CSICEELLAS,
which wiU be cold at remarkably 'tar prices.
No one urged to bay but caU and see at .
TAYLOR'S BAZAAR,
118 Market St.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
dec 27
Goodmaterials properly porportioncd
which are the essential reflnis!ii?r fn
KINS, FINE HANDKERCHIEFS,
NICE LACE COLLARS. &c.
Beadv mixed Paints Mn K wf.!nU!n Mimnery and Fancy Goods at
m ww vvi MUaiU' I .
edbyesinsthe N. Y.' Enamel Paint
W a win t4 f 14 ta recarra cotastisjcattca
ti enr frtoKUoaaaf and ail ;gb3eta
anerallntercit bat
xuo naae cf tse writer xnuei alwtTa b
aka4 to the KOltcr. ; , ;-v j -
OonunnnlcaBona meet be wri:Ua o on
ona aide of the papers- V ' s.;-; ;,l
Pcrsonaariea tnnat be avoided.; ' -
AJ ltts cepeeliliy in-J ptrUonUrly ttde
stood that the Editor
lb0,80f corespondent bIvm tt
NKW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SI2TII W. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
" ' liV 8. 11 . TC1MDLE.
- T 3
&oat
MOUUOW, AT H O'CLOCK, COCNKU
aud Market etreeL,! will cell
TWO GOOD 1IOKSE3.
I dec SO It
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS:
A Large Stock of Sensible
, -amuies lor
Holiday Pres e n t s !
K . '
I RFSPECTFULLY CALL Till: ATTEN
, TION OF.TIIK LADIES TO TII12
FOLLOW! SO :
Super Elaek Ca.li .ucrc crj cheap.
FOR THE HOUSEKEEPER :
We have a splendid stock 6TabIe Damask,
Napkins and Coyles wl.h the handsomcs
slock of Towe's ever imported.
FOR THE YOUKQ UDItS:
A superb lot of Handkerchiefs, ever st '
and quality,' land Satchcla, Handso '
Jewelry, etc. 1
FOR THE GENTLEMEN :
Colored Bordered and Whlta Hemititclic
Handkerchiefs, Hemstitched China Sil
Handkerchiefs, Neckties, . Soarf Pins,
Sleeve Buttonii, fine Suspenders, with a
variety of other handsome aud Useful
articles. '
FOR THE BOYS:
Silk and Linen Handkerchief, .Windsor lies.
Breastpins, Sleeve Buttons, Buck Gloves,
handsome and he vy Hosiery.
FOR THE SERVANTS :
Cheap Dress Goods, low priced Cloaks, from
1 1 to $20, Shawns, Jlosicry, cheap Vests,
Coverlids, Counlcrpancj. Ac, Ac, with
the best general fitock of Notions in iho
cy. V.)
JUST OPENED:
An invoice of imported Drc&s : Euttons-100
kind fold at half value. ' "
It Is a well known fact ih&t ia my specialties
I stand unrivalled. The public will gain
by an examination oi my etock, as I am
offering extraordinary '. IndaccmcnM in
tlic way of prices.
Very KcsiKxtlully,
NO, J. HEDRICK.
HOUSE.
One Sigh fldj ! l7edndajfC December 31st.f
Matinee Thursday, Jan. let. No night er
formanctt on Thursday.
Funniest Play on Farlh ! The Few Musical
Version of. . t
PECK'S bad; boy and
HIS PA!
PLAYED ONLY BY ATKINSON'S COME-
CIIABCE3 ATKINSON. Mini
Reserved teats on sale at Jlelnsbercer's on
Monday next. C. D- WIL.L&OM,
dec 27 3 1 Star copy Manager Opera Uousa
Benj. W. Davis,
(Formerly with W. E. Dayla & Son, WllmlBg-
90 Barclay St. New York,
General Commission merchant
JJEALEIi IN COUNTRY PRODUCE, Ap
ples, Game. Fish, Terrapins, Egga and Chick
ens. Highest market prices, a.td prompt re
turns guaranteed. A trial is all I ask.
Err b permission to E. K. Burruss. Presi
dent First National Bank of Wilmington. N C -MessrrsJ.U.Chadbourn
A Co.. toteam Saw
Mills; F. L. Brtdgers & Co., Grocers; P. Cum
mlng & Co., Grain and Feed dealers; Davis A
eon. Ice and Fish. - . - - . , , :
ma- Southern Prodnce a Specialty. - '
octl em - . J
Oysters. Oysters.
rpiIOSE FAMOUS UO&NE OY8- s
TERS can be found at thcOMNorlliWr '
Fm-100?,' Th.are c brought to ,
thlacltr. Clears. Wines. Eecr. nd n
mer Whiskey, always on hand. Call at the
OLD .NOKTU STATU SALOOM.
dec 1 . . 6 South Front Street, '
HJ i I liriery.
TEAUIIFUL AND USSrUL CUBISTilAS
' - ' -
lies. Kate c. wincs.
dec 23
eoia at JAcoErs Pejot. f
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