TIH3 TAPES
,cD2fltca every even. -.Stnulaya; ex
cepted by , x. . '.
JOSHT. JAMES,
EDIX03 AKU PEOPRIKTOB.
UBSCBlPTIOSS POSTAGE PAU ,
ir 40o. six mpnuis, xnree
-aissp
,srcr will be delivered by carriers free
" m nart ot tbe cliv. at the Above
r : oente per wees..
. .fc- rites low tnd liberal.
5. v!ierj wlU report any and all fill
.,fivp their uaier rezularlv.
... -
- - Thi Daily Peview has tlie largest
n ' ir relation, of a?iy newspaper
in r'ic city of Wilmington.
, ... ch t land known ns Houe
. . iff U'pit Pml I.iirtit
Mii.s CievclahM's favorite flowers arc
...i :incl roses A "bUfiuct ol
. ,1 i; ,h is taKPn io ner room fverv
n i.u ii'" - - - -
' :u vl a I resh basket placed on
' - ;:ii)'e at breakfast.
J no. XV. Daniel will succeed
1 j
Ti) voto in caucus stood fG for
million Jajne, of Setauket; N. J., died
M,.,litf frim h!nnl nn!nnmr
TJires nionias ago ue a uurse irom
jiicJers, and in doctoring the animal
hi !iL-' uvy f vi jwm hut uuu iuu
li' -
n no Mlio many Bibles scattered
l : .fHAff ? o r"i f t -iT sV f ant 1 rn wi
r4cr ur in lare letters on the title
i n:';'ial for le33 Bibles and
:' -r !s.
i j laws regulating the goverumont
!t'i.: i-:' that institution must bo acler-
Pir!cr s place.
It i hnpo sib'e to publish the novel
(V: . Uurnaby ol Ibe uuaros. tuleu in
: Sjudiin, left behind him, because no
I I -Ll. I J . II
C"- II tlHHII 1I11M1 II V (Jilt.
. ii. i. i i i
' I , . . . . . r. l'i Tnn nil n r!l!nlt
Well ilIlU lia9 UCCI1 iu IUD uauua i'i . a
1 1 , . . 1 I. . j-. a IKn .Manila nF a
can be raaua oi u.
i 1. f !i' '
The domestic felicity of Mr. and MrE.
Iiesdricks was a provero in lnaiaoa.
4t wpi1i1in oGremonv in Sbeibvville
three vears aso the ouiciaung ciergy-
mu. aiLcr snaKiu uuu nu iuc
newly marneu uuuuic, tiiro mtm up
beued etion in lliese worus: ".may
JO'J oq as oappy as
I - I Im nnrl f ra
Hendricks arc."
The ocean fisheries of Franco and
Algeria, according to the last tbrovern-
aea: report, employ oyer 87,0i0 per
sons and 24.000 vessels, while the value
of the flab, taken is between sixteen and
eventocn millions of dollars. The fresh
water fisheries amount to 'about one-
irJ as much. more. The cholera epi
demic interfered with this trade very
lppreciably, especially in the items of
irdines and oysters. As a whole, the
Mediterranean G3beries were deficient
:ast year, and fishermen suffered great-
y in some districts.
The Star has opinions and if it had
oae its mission would end. It pro-
posts in a decent way to give expres-
oa to them as occasion requires.
: Dronosp.3 to utter its own views
whenever it thinks proper, and to do
.Ureely. and, it hopes, courteously ana
ftr'.y. Star, Sunday morning.
Is nn Mr. Randall hinnelf a Stronc
advocate of the Blair raid on the Treas
ury, that proposes to take out and mis-
pplysomo $00,000.000:' Mar, 'lues-
'Jy mommy.
It is evident that our neighbor has
iwr a treacherous memory r that
is very insincere in his expressions.
la oue issurt he proposes, to utter his
views, ' courteously and fairly
21 i the next he charges one of the
aost distinguished Democrats in the
ocatry with lavoring a "raid oa the
reasury" aad a scheme to "misapply
jQieS90.000.OOOr And the charge
a not airainst Mr. liandali alone
w.a-aiustmany others, pure, honor-
tie, unriirht. jrentlemen. Tho Blair
, ' - a---
Jill passed the Senate last winter and
fas pigeon holed in the House, because
-ere was not sufficient time to get it
roperly discussed before that body.
Senator Ransom, of North Carolina.
A Senator Hampton, of South Caro-
ca, voted for the bill and we saw it
i'ed that. Senator Vance had said
he. too, would have voted for it
idhobeen present at the time. It
is also asserted, and without contra
cUb9. that every Democratic repre
sentative in Congress from,North Car
ina, but one, favored the bill. This is
1 of last winter. Fer the present the
Pai'm has just been opened,
iad opened handsomely, too. by the
"riaia Democratic -. Legislature.
rre Monday, in the Senate, a joint
-'alutioa was passed by that body en-
horing the Blair bill and calling upon
fir Senators and Representatives in
yQSrcssto vote for it.
Ad now. a word for ourselves. We
lvored tho iiir k?u Hst Winter, and
f 6 fevor it now. There is a vast snr-
hs m the Treasury and that surplus
1
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is properly the property of the people1
If they, through their representatives
in Congress, shall decide in what man
ner this money shal be spent, then
there is no power of appeal beyond
that decision. The word raid is oi
Scottish origin, and means a hostile in
cursion. This cannot bo in such a
sense. It has latterly become corrupt
ed, in this country. into ex
pressing something perhaps worse,
something illegal and dishonest. There
fore we are not disposed to sit down
quietly and submit to the charge of
favoring a ''raid" uptm the U. S.
Treasury or any other treasury. Wc
do not suppose, .for one moment, that
our neighbor wishes lo intimate any
such severe charges as these against
those who arc so unfortunate (for him)
as to differ with him in his views as to
public polity. The charge is more in
expression than in intention. It is
as is too frequently the case with him,
the unfortunate use of words without
accurately considering their actual im
port. But we are sure he is
amenable to reason and wiiK, see
wherein he has thoughtlessly ' erred.
He will continue to discuss the
Blair bill from his own peculiar and
isolated standpoint that we insisi
upon. but we are sure that in doing so
he will carry out in the spirit, as well
as in the letter, his own expressed de
termination to do so "courteously and
fairly."
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
F C Miller For Bains
C W Yates Holiday Gifts
K J Moose & Co Extra Fbe
K M McIntibe Window Shades
MUXDS BEOS Christmas Goods
Geo R Fkesch & Soxs Cutting
W E Speixger & Co Breech Loaders
HacssBERaEE Holiday Headquarters
J F A Reaves New store New Goods
Thomas W Stkawqe Administrator's No
tice .
For other locals see fourth page.
Tke receipts of cotton at this port te
day foot up 1,051 bales.
The Review Job Office is the place
to get good work at moderate prices.
Nor. barque Mozart, Gjeruldsen, for
this port, passed Dover, Eng.; Dec. 6th.
Schr. Albert II. Cross, HendersoD,
hence, arrived at Philadelphia, Dec.
7th.
The merchants have had but little
to do during tbe day on account of the
rain.
There was no City Court this morn
ing and quietude prevaUed about the
City Hall
Sw. barque Boomerang, Frockburg,
hence for Antwerp, passed Isle of
Wight Dec. 5th.
There was one white tramp accom
modated with lodgings at the guard
house last night.
Tho largest-and best assortment of
Pocket Knives in the city can be see at
Jacob's Hdw Depot. t
Christmas goods are coming in upon
eyery steamer as well as by railroad
and they are very attractive.
This is just the sort of weather favor
able to catching colds and to the con
tinuance of those already on hand-
"Jacobi's has well earned the repu
tation of keeping the best and cheapest
Stoves. Call and see his stcck before
buying. - T
Nor. barque St. Josepli, Christiansen,
from Berwick for this port, was spoken
oa the morning of Nov. 28th, in lat.
31.10. long. ?0- AH well.
There has been a very disagreeable
dampness in tho streets to-day. to say
nothing of tho gale of wind which has
blown in gu9ts all day.
There is a remarkable fine display of
fruit and especially Florida oranges
in the city. We have never seen them
finer than they are'this season.
A great lot of Gent's heavy Canton
Flannel Drawers, from 40c and up
wards, at the Wilmington Shirt Facto
ry, 27 Market st., J. Elsbach. Prop.f
JVfter it had began to rain last night
and everybody know that a storm was
coming, the danger signal was ordered
hoisted at the signal office in this city.
Such weather as we ba7e had to-day
is rough for vessels off the North Caro
lina coast, and we would not be sur
prised to hear of marine disasters from
the effects of .to-day's gale.
Food cannot be properly cooked, in a
poor stove, so don't blame your cook
but go to Jacobi's Hdw. Depot and buy
one of his fine stoves. Then you will
have Peace, Comfort, and Happiness at
home. t
Some people think that the trundling
ot hoops on the sidewalks, which is now
much in vogue, is a nuisance, but the
sport is so innocent, so free from danger
and the young folks seem to enjoy it so
much, that we cannot find fault with
it. It is an inconvenience at times, it
is true, but it makes the children happy,
so we say, let them enjoy it.
Oangerous.
The sling shot nuisance still contin
ues and we see no reason to look for
its abatement at present. It is a dan
gerous sport, and if it must be indulged
in, should bo restricted to the open
fields where there is le3s danger, and
not peraiitted in the public streets
where there are ever present daogersto
person or property.
Cotton.
The cotton is now nearly all picked
out in this section and a large portion
of it has already reached the markets.
There is some yet in tho fieH3. although
the amount is inconsiderable and there
is considerable of that which has been
picked &xn ginned is held by lb farm
ers, in the hope of an advance in the
price in the near future,
The Ball.
The anniversary grand ball of the
Germania Cornet Band will take place
to-night .at Germania Hall, rain or
shine, and "don't you forget it." The
committee of arrangements all young
and decidedly good looking men have
spared no pains to make the ball the
occasion of the season, and it will be
first-class in every respect. The kah
ians will furnish music for the dancing,
and the pleasures will be enlivened by
occasional music from the band.
''A Mountain Pink.
Miss Bella Moore and her supporting
company seem to have captured the
good opinion of people, as voiced by
the press, wherever "A Mountain
Pink." in which she appears in the ti
tie role, has been presented. Our citi
zens will have an opportunity to night
of judging ot her merits as well as of
those of her support and of the play.
The L'ttle Rock, (Ark.) Democrat in
speaking of the play, says:
The audience last night was delight
ful with "A Mountain Pink" as ren
dered by Miss Moore and her company.
She captured the audience with her
first appearance and though her first
part in the play consisted of three
fourths of the hard work, she never tired
and did not refuse to repeat when re
called. The play is recognized as one
of the best American melodramas and
Miss Moore as an actress equal if not
superior to the play. The ballads she
sings and her manner of wedding them
in part of the play is so skillful that "A
Mountain Pink" presented without
them would be shorn of halt its beauty
and attractiveness.
Personal
Ex-U. S. District Attorney W. S.
O'B. Robinson was in the city to day
Lieut. Gov, Stedman left on this
moruins's train for Washington, D. C,
and will be absent several days.
Mr. W. W. McDiarmid, of the Lum
berton Robesonian, was in the city to
day and gave us the pleasure of a visit.
Mr. Deli Cassidey, formerly of this
ctty, but now a resident of Jackson
ville, Fla., who was married about two
weeks ago to Miss Hull the beautiful
and accomplished daughter of. Ex-Gov.
Hull, ot that city, arrived here last
night with his bride on his return from
a bridal tour to the North. They will
remain in tho city several days, the
guests ot Mr. J. D. Mundf , where they
would be happy to receive calls from
his former friends.
The Affairs of Xifle
Hinge upon confidence. It is the ba
sis upon which every successful busi
ness enterprise is conducted, and with
out it no concern can prosper. Shriek
has done business a great many years,
and the growth has been large, popu
larity 'and success, an established fact.
We attribute this satisfactory result of
our efforts to public confidence. The
people trust us and we never deceive
them. Our resources are ample, and
as a consequence we undersell all com
petition and guarantee to the consumer
the best value for his money obtainable
anywhere. We arc offering superb
bargains this week. Don't buy a dol
lar's worth of clothing until you have
seen our late New York purchases oj
men's, boys and children's suits and
overco.its. You will save fnliy from 15
to 25 per cent, on every dollar you will
boy. If any article bought of us is not
exactly as represented, or is La any
respect unsatisfactory, "it may be ex
changed or we shall promptly rcfnnd
in cash the price paid for it. Shriek.
the Old Reiablo Clothier, U Market
street. t
" " - - - . ' -
NBWl ADVERTISEfllENTS.
Window
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT. 6, 7. and 9 feet long, ranging 75e, $1,
1,25, SI. 50 and up. Spring Fixtures.
Ladies' Short Wraps, i
Ladies and Missis' Long Wraps,
Children's Cloaks.
WE ARE SELLING DRESS GOODS at the lowest prices.
EVENING DRESSES of Silk Tricotines. all light shades.
VELVETS AND SATINS In plain, brocaded and stripes.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS We will cet in next week nmnr nkw things.
CARPETS are selling at the lowest point ever reached for good geds.
NEW RUGS FOR THE HOLIDAYS will arrive next week.
FULL STOCK UNDERWEAR fer Ladies, Gents and Children.
dec
An Earnest Woman.
Carmilla Urso, the great female yioler
inist, who will appear at the Opera
House next Monday night, is one of the
most remarkable women ot this or any
other age. Born and reared in an at
mosphere of music, at Nantes, fn
France, she at tho early age of five
years manifested an earnest desire to
learn to play the yiolin. Her wish was
granted and she began at once to take
lessons and her progress was such that
before she was six years old she played
in public for the first time, the pierQ
selected for the occasion being De Be
not's Seveath Air with variations,
which was rendered with such exquis
ite taste and purity that at its conclu
sion she wa3 crowned with a wreath of
flowers. She was the first female who
ever entered the Conservatory of Music
at Paris las a pupil, and this9 she did
triumphantly; and before she was ten
years old she had contended for and
won the first prize in a competition
which extended oyer several days and
included an examination in harmony,
performance of a solo and sight reading
in a quartette. Since then her career
has been onward aud upward, and
read3 more like a page of romance than
it does like the earnest and patient
labors of a weak, but determined wo
man.
If you need a meat cutter you can be
supplied at Jagobi's Hdw Depot, t
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Breech Loaders.
f UTE HAVE ONE CASE OF FINE Double
f V Breach Loading Guns, .which will be
ready for Inspection to-morrow. These Guns
we propose sewing at small advance on cost.
Aro such Gans has ever been on this market
before .
WU. E. SPRINGER A CO..
19. 21 & 23 Market Street.
dec 9 Wilmington. N. C.
Christmas Goods.
9
TOTTLES FOE COVERING WITH Satin
JT3 or Plusb, entire new shapes and very
nanasomc. coiogne isottics with fancy straw
Covers; new shapes and sure to please.
Laird's White Lilac Soap; the handsomest
uoiiaay goods on tlie market. Lubin's Soaps,
Pear's SoapB, Coudrey's foaps. and a bcautl
f ul Line of Seasonable Goods selected with
great care. MUND3 BROS.,
Wholesale Druggists & Fancy Goods Dealers,
aec a iui . jrront St.
Administrator's Notice.
rPHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING QUALI-
licd as Administrator of the estate of the la!c
George P. Macicdcc and letters testamentary
having been issued to him to admiuister upon
the same, notice is hereby given to all persons
baling claims against the said estate to prove
and file the same on or befoie tbe 9th day of
December, 1&S6, or this notice will be pleaded
iu bar of a recovery. All persons indebted to
me saia estate are requested to mate prompt
payment.
THOMAS W. STRANG F,
Administrator.
Wilmington, N. C , Dec 9th, 1S85.
dec 9 lawCw wed
EXTRA FINE.
1,000 Extra Fine
FLORIDA ORANGES.
RECEIVED THIS DAY, GOING FAST.
CALL SOON OB YOUB WILL GET LEFT.
E. J. MOORE & CO.
dec 9
Holiday Goods.
QLLFS & MURCnifiON HAVE RECEIVED
their stock of HOLIDAY GOODS, which are
now displayed for the Inspection of the public.
The ladies are Invited to examine these goods,
and all wUl be cordial y welcomed. Goods
wiu be soiaonauuau, ruoriT.
dec S GIl-ES A MUBCHISON.
Wo Time
TO WRITE LONG AND FUNNT ADVER
tisements, but I wUl take time to fill Cash
orders for Peanuts, Fish Roe, No. 1 AuUet,
Apples. Orange. Co n. Feed Peaa. Eggs.
Chickens, Ac , &c. Consignments of country
produce Mollcited. J. R. MARSHALL,
uenuom aiercnani.
- 24 North Water at , Wilmington, N. C.
dec 7 d&w
ae ffl-
NEW ADVERI3EMEN TS
Shades.
R. PJI. MclHTIRE.
OPERA HOUSE.
m m
Two Nights and Matinee.
WEDNESDAY k THURSDAY, DEC. 0 ni 10.
The Brilliant Young Actress,
MISS BELLA MOORE,
Ssupportea by a strong Comedy Company
of RARE EXCELLENCE.
Wednesday Night and Thursday Matinee,
"A MOUNTAIN PIJRK."
Thursday "THE DANITES."
Reserved Seats now on sale at Het&sberger's.
aec o
Gost.
T AM SELLING FELT II IT 3 Till week
L
AT CST.
DRESSES COT AND FITTED by a new
aad perfect system; learned during my visit
North.
MRS. KATE C. WINES,
119 N. Second Street, near PostofQo
dec 7
npiiK COLB WEATHER IS CUTTING,
JL
Dealers are catting prices, they say, and the
people are cutting a swell in the new BOOTS
AN SHOES trefc buy at
Geo. E. French & Sons,
108 NORTH FRONT STREET,
dec 7 tf
AS WE ARE, WITH OUR
Holiday Goods,
Our agent in New York City
has purchased and sent to us from a dclin
quent manufacturer bis stock of Hats, which
will arrive here MONDAY, A. M., Dec. 7th,
In thl3 immense lot, there is every shape,
style and quality. Hats to uit every and any
body and their purses.
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY
Dont buy elsewhere until you have
Examined Our Stock and
Prices on Hats,
Trimmed and Un trimmed, Hosiery, Gloves,
(Eorsets, Underwear for Ladles, Misses and
Children, Ribbons, Dress Trimmings, Flow
ers, Feathers, Silks, Sa'.lns, Plashes, Hand
kerchiefs, Dressing Cases, Jewelry.
MNayGooig! Hlaj Gods ! Holiday Gois !
For Grown Folks, and
Toys! Toys! Toys!
FOR EVERY ONE !
Call and satisfy yourself at
Taylor's Bazaar,
118 MAUKET ST.
dec 5 WILMINGTON, N. C.
Special Offer.
I AM OFFERING NOW GREAT BAR.
gains In a complete line of Carpets. Unas
and Oil Cloths. Blankets aad Comforts.
Also, I offer special inducements in clothing
ana ueouemn s nnu&Disg uooas. jay
Wholesale stock of Boots andciboea. Hats and
Caps, Shirts. Notions and Domestics Is com
plete. Prices quoted with pleasure. -
BVlu IHSAB,
dec 51m 20 Market Street
JpOWEITS SPECIFIC FOR ASTHMA.
O ALICYLICA f or Acute or Chronic Rheu
matism. ROBERT R. BELLAMY.
w .
Druggist. N. W. Cor.
Front and Market sta
dec 1 tf
- : rj.r.xr. roues. .
' TTi will be gild ta receive cosa-caleauoa
from our friend on aay aad all rabjesti
gttDeraHatereat tmt r. '
The name of the writer must alwayi be -Dished
to the Editor. '
Commnnlcatloaa must be , wxlltea o em
"V
oae Bide of the paper. '
PeraonaHtlea mut be avoided.'
And It la especially and particularly and
Hood that the Editor doea not always esdoi
the views of correspondent naleu eo etatt
la tbe editorial columns. k " '
NEW ADVmtTISEMJBNTS.
!
AT THE OLD HOUSE, OLD
STAND OF .
e- i i- e
rs
Live : B ook and Music
Stores.
Q HRISTM AS BUYERS W ILL FIND AT
these fctorcs the most Immense stock In the
city from which to make their selections. We
have everything la profusion and in hrge
variety. ' .- .
Our Picture Gallery
Occupying nearly all of the two floors. Is filled
with EeauUf ul Gems of Art, handsomely
framed, Ironl cclehiatsd artists.
-o
BOOKS ! BOOKS!
Wc have the largest s'ock of Books offered
anywhere In North Carolina ; Serious Books,
Soiber Books, Solemn Boots, Good Books,
rsat Books, Gay Books, Large Books, Little
Books, Learned Books; Books for the Old,
hC.ks for the Young, and in particular a lino
of rare editions, poetry and prose, Mch gems
of art In binding, which are just the, thing fer
Holiday Gifts. We make this latter line a spe
clalty and can please the'most fastidious as to
style, binding and price.
A brautlful line of FAMILY BIBLES, soio
thing every famllySieeda; Webster's aud Wor
ester'a Royal Quarto Dictionary-Unabridged.
A fall line of ALBUMS.
Music for the Million !
Wfl llftTA Tnnal nnrtnorli t-n nhanm 4-.a
Ized as well'as the savage breast.
TJT 1 VAO IVTI ATlfl i vn
From the most celebrated mafcrs; brass atd
silver wind Instruments; Violins, Vlollncellcsl
Guitars, Zltherns, Clarionets, Flfcst Drums,
c, &c , &c.., in great profusion and at Jew
prices.
We have a thousand artldas which we have
ciai-ij w vuuiucrabu iiere. . we nave the
goods and we are determined to sell them.
All we ask from oar friends Is a call and an
Inspection of them, sure that they will And
what they want at .
HEINSBERGER'S,
Live Book and Music Stares.
dec 1
Toys. Toys. Toys.
AT
J. MUELLER'S
Novelty Store !
Corncr;Maikct and Second gts.. - -
FRENCH DOLLS,
INDESTRUCTIBLE DOLLS,
- WAX DOLLS,
DOLL CARRIAGES,
VELOCIPEDES,
GOAT SULKIES,
WHEELBARROWS, '
aan JTICXUKE BOOKS,
ALBUMS, AUTOGRAPHS,
AVAViW A. aa-fl an fVTg
OUPS AND SAUCERS,
VASES AND TOILET SETS.
, JAPANESE GOODS,
ACCORDEONS AND BANJOS. .
Evcrvthlnc V1rt t .
JULIUS MUELLER,
Few More Left,
aND MORE ON THE BOAD, OF THAT
lu years eld Whiskey, only by the hotti
ccmnic. aajoon
New Store & Fresh Goods.
J? E. TAYLOR.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
iuy Princess St.
HOLIDAY
Headqu
arters
neinsDerge
udec Z tf