Tlic Malls.
hft Malls close and arrive at the City
Postoffice as follows
Northern through mails - - - ?
Northern through and yay mails,. b.i-j A M
Mails for the N. U. and A. A . -
Kauroaife, and routes buppiica
SoutrnnforVii4inouth, p
. dUy".,r' r 7C. W daily
weBwramiM . . c-30 V M
rayeUehVrand 'offices on Cape
y - annnnv I
1:00 P M
days
and Charleston - - : " "r n:'J) A "l
Onflow CVH. and ntcrmediatc of-
verv Friday - - - o A 1
Hmlthville mails, by steamboat,
oally, (except Sundays) - -
:0 )
Mails for Easy. i"". xuwni-,
every Friday at - - - - - - ' 1 M
ARRIVE, : " ,,
Northern through mails - lr: -
Northern through and way mah ,. -j ' i ; 3
Southern mails - - - - " " ','. ;;-;; ;'j
Carolina Central Railway at - -
Mails delivered from G:W A. M; to
M.( tod on Hundays froin:S0 to A - ;
Btampi Office open f rom A- t i - -. .
and from 2 to 6 P. M. Money -o..... . -.n
IWyiater Departments opc-h same as btamp
mnpfbr Bale at general delivery cii
Btamp office is cioscnl. . . -,-' .
Key Boxes accessible at all hour, v0
Maiia collected from street toxes cv
3:45 P; M.
ay
LATESrNEWS.
THE WAR IN THE EA? T
London, Oct., 30 A tdogiani f.-.rr:
Bucharest, dated yesterday, says -that o.i
Sunday a body of Russians ckreu 'uie
Turkish position at Tel ische, w et t ol
Plevna. One Pacha, several oilieers iuui
seven companies of Turkish troops were
taken prisoners. Three cannons v e
captured.
A CJonstantinople despatch says at
tachment of Pussians are at Slatitza, sou ih
of the Balkans, in the rear of Oruunie.
The evident purpose of thijs raid is to ci;t
the railroad above Tartar Basra docirv;
And the road leading thence through
aamaaow to Bona oyer wun-u .u. ua v,r- s
UIIC 1V1 X " - " J
A special despatch from fc lhstna slait.
that the Russians are constructing a lat
tery on an island two miles east of that
place.
Moukhtar Pacha, telegraphing on
ta onnminned that the Russians were
encamped within three hours ir.arca. of
his headquarters. , ,
A special despatch from Alexaiiuiv j. o.
to the St. Petersburg Golos, dated Oct.
27, gives no later information about Iars
than 'that the place is completely invesic,':.
The despatch says General Tcrgu!;:iso;i
has occupied Bayazid.
A correspondent at Belgrade telogVa'pns
that the Governor of Bosnia has informed
the Porto that most of the members of the
Bosnian provisional government are no
on Austrian soib and requests-' t!u-iUn'
Porte apply for their internment.; lius
sian emissaries are active in .Hosnia and
have succeeded in exciting a fresh insur
rection on tho Austro-Cosnian f ron t i e r .
A Vienna despatch says that rails sup
plied by a Vienna merchant to the Rou
manian -'government 'for a railway in
Wallachia having been seized in-transit
through Hungary tho Vienna Cabinet
asked for their immcdiato release. 'The
Hungarian Cabinet refused, alleging that
the rails were contraband of war.
Senator Morton Failing.
WASHIHGT02T, Oct. 29. Dr. BI h s. w h
returned yestorday from Senator M
or ton s
bedside, holds outno encouragement what
ever for his recovery. He says that the
Senator's digestive organs are not per
forming any functions, aud that :t
been found necessary to adopt heroic treat
ment and to sustain bis life by hypodcrinie
injections of cod liver oil. While .
Bliss docs not say so openly, there is no
doubt that he considers the Senator's cade
hopeless, pronouncing as he dvcs the
disease 'a progressive malady."
Senator McDonah of Indiana -received
the following despatch to-night from Co v.
Burbank: "Senator Mprton is no letter:
uuablc to retain anything upon his
stomach. His friends are very much dis
couraged". Senator McDonald thhsk thai
despatch was carefully worded, and in: the
mildest form possible, so as not to gi ve
alarm, yet ho feels despondent regarding
tho condition of Mr. Morton, whose death,,
ho says, may tie expected at any moment.
The opinion prevails here that ihouid
Senator Morton's illness prove fatal, I
Voorhees of Indiana will be undoubtediy
appointed to fill the vacancy in tie
Ssnate. " -
Lotest-Scmtot Morton is gijadurdly
Blaking, and it now seems scarce'y ptos ble
that he can last more than a day or two.
The Hurricane at curacoa.
. Wasuikgtok, Oct.. 29 The Depart
ment of State has received from the U.S.
Consul at Curacoa, Dutch West Indies,
an account of tho terrible hurricane w hich
life mM not he hstimatcd at tue tlate oi
the Consul's writing, but was undoubted ;y
large. In tho city of Curacoa many of the
most solid structures were crushed as if
they had been things of paper by the
sweptover that island on tho 23d ot last
month, September. The loss of property
is estimated at. S2.000.000. The lessVt
waves, wnicii rouuu upuu mtuj tuvji.wi.n.i
high, and many persons were buried in
the ruins. People who were rich were
made paupers in an hour. The planters
suffered largely alsoj most of the planta
tions being strewn with uprooted trees,
and wrecks.
No Hope of a Short Session.
Washington, Oct, 29. Such chan;cs
as there may have been for a short session
. disappeared altogether to-day in the ad
journment of the House until Wednesday .
Some effort was made to defeat the mo
tion to adjourn by the members who arc
anxious to pass a resolution in some shape
calling for the repeal of the Resumption
act. The majority of the House appears
to be strongly of the opinion that it will
legislate when the time comes, and mean
while "will not pass useless resolutions
nor permit votes upon them. After sev
tjral We and a good deal oi disorder tba
motion to adjourn was at last parried
by a round majority.
i ' ' ; .
Negotiating with Japan.
Si:: Tbancisco, Oct. 20 Private let
ters from a highly resectable source in
Japan say imenuivocallv that the recent
secret .negotiations between - England and
Japan cnone side, and Russia and Japan
on tlic other, ha e embraced the following
punts and results : England insists on
sharing all of Japan's advantages in open
ing torea, and Japan, refuses to concede
the amount. Russia Consents to support
Japan's refusal to any extremity if Japan
w.u.i.
V. 41 4
aive -he
r claim to a northern port of
a:1 d choose one further south.
: Death of Gen. Forrest.
Tenn., Oct. 29 Gen Bed'
i'o: d Forrest, the great Confederate cavalry
officer, died -at 7.1 -'o'clock this evening at
tlW.rtj-id'.'icc of hi 3 brother, Coli - Jesse
I
CAROLINA.
ri be n'e-.v Doodkeeper of the House of
j:-:re.jr-iitative3r Col John W Polk, of
Iis:-oiri,-. is a iineal descendant of the
Me.'.i ::.bur - family of that historic
..Oxford TorcUlqld.- Mr. W. S. Hollo-
;j living. near Blue Wing,'in this coun-
i y, i-eccntiy discovered a vien of gold on
Lis plantation. Parties from Danville are
already, working the mine which promises
t j, prove lucrative. :
Charlotte Observer : A little eon of
Mr. -J. i' Davidson, who lives in the
Mechanicsville section of this city, ycfter-
u-ay liiorning . leu irom a icnco at lao
s.eliCOi Louse of the first Ward public
school.,: of which he is a pupil, and broke
his right arm about mid way between the
wriit and the elbow.,- 1
io.'M:-11 Home: Probably the oldes
individual, in Western North Carolina, or
. . u. ; wijole fetate, is a darkey who goes
by the name of Old , Cross. Old Cross
lh; V: iii.la about a mile of Dr. Wni. B.
iieiv.aJ:i ' tidxt 'the Lincoln and Gaston
i":ie. liis exact age is not known, , but
the ei,s r.:id: record of the time he' was
e, snow mat., lie cannot De less than
0 y u s old, lie, can entertain you all
! u iv v .:a ta.es; auoui the revolutionary
war, an. ho has told them over and over
until the old man .now actually believes
tt.em iiirns jliV
x ford Torch Ugh ( :' There is on the
i of Mr. il. II. Ilamme, near Oxford,
ir
in. a:j
t;ce wnicn gave tms year the
veaous vie-id oi six tnousanatwo nun-
l.U: i
tv-fl
(.i.i.
ix G23G1 apples ; t wen-
: and
barri'l
half bushels; more than
.'.Aggregate weight nine
ixty;" pounds. In addition
a vi'-.l
'it 'estimated that about two
vcvn gathered before the final har-
'lioigut oi the tree is seventeen
- -...c:.t diaiheter twenty-one feet,
r of:! ank twelve and a half inches.
I o Observer : Yesterday aftef
1ft Lid son of , Mr. John McK Alex
iie l about two voars. fell from a
1.:.. .1;
-I
u;u .)iiy iii the rear of the Mansion House,
a dLmee of1 lifteen feet, and came near
bsiug his" life, The 'erk of the hotel
happened to be at the back window, and
laumg.
When taken up he. was
senseless,
and remained in this
condition-. for some. time. Dr. Gibbon was
cai a in, ; n a a ncr a carei u i cxaminat ion
t - e n i
d(
d thht no bones were broken :! and
wi s una1 le to discover any1 injuries ex
t -a-.very bad .bruise ou the back and
1 1
ar i c; :i j.o.ne.':.. : sit iv u.rtatcmora
jT 1 m
c
Oi
Suuth i'oint, Gaston country, is now
i:i his eighty-eighth year. T He is the
oldest man in that rcction and now picks
on-'an average of aljout 95 pounds of cot
t( n a da'y. . I le can also follow the plow
f.o'.n sun up to dusk. He thinks noth
i 'ig 'of stepping over to a neighbor's "who
,r,f.-. live l
where; he :
noes away, lie walfes every
: -es and never .thinks of ridine
iUi iiorse even t,o(- tue neia. lie has not
b.cii in Charlotte for mpro than 40 yeass,
and though' he only lives soven miles
from the raiiroad, he has never ridden on
the cars .in his life. ' .
j Wasiiiijglon Press .' We were shown
a few days ago by Mr. B. F. Godley, the
horn-; t f two large bucks locked together
av ti.fy weno found. They htd been
fighting and their horns becoming locked
they were unable to loose them. The
neck ef one wask found to have been brok
ba anil the other, imablc to' free himself,
laid died in that condition, game to the
i ' l- . 11 T T 1 I
last, L ao iiorns vvcre taKen irpm the
'h?ads of the animals only a few days
a!le
ueatd, at'id -Mr. uodley informs us
that he ha
could ua!v
I only found one man who
se them and put them together
agam. -.- y.
. Chai'!'J:;e. OUcrccr: William Ross, a
nati ve of this, city, who had been absent
for jmahy'years, until .about Mx months
ago, h-is been' working during the pre-
; .' Viou witiv .Jack Matthews, .Esq.,
o,' the late Jack Matthews, in Provi-
.son
lleilCc; lii
day the
a -wa
v. iL;p, and last Friday ar Satur-t-wj
w ere riding1 along the road in
." going to Mr. Matthews' home,
from Charlotte, when a difficulty
r.: .ietween them. After hot
wo! its v v crot cut oi tne wagon ana ma
1
. ...
tlstierol which ensued Mr. Matthews was
wors-te-.h H"h:?'y resumed their. journey,
but tI:o. c;ti an el. baring been again renewed
t.bi. y '-Cx-'v. n got out' of the wagon, this
time -r.-?ar. MeAllne d creek, and engaged
in a ue-pjrale fight, duiiag which
Mattio vs urew,a''knife and Inflicted in the
breast oi' lfoss a sab from which he is ex
ported to iie. IIc"Was living at 3 o'clock
Sunday a ft erncoh; "but .'parties who came
in from the couhtry yesterday report that
he died yesterday morning, lhis report,
uowc'v
vf-t a
rv, lacKs connrmaiion ana ueea not
believed. , ' '..'.-
o Uvleigh News.
ihhvlt our State peculiarly fortunate
V..
i i having .the chairmanship of the? Com-nmte-!
c a ,1'cs t Offices and Post Roads.
Now. v;e will have more postal faculties";
or North .'Carolinians will know the reason
why of the i excellent chairman, Hon
A i tied 2.1. Waddell. lie is a thorough
going, pa'riotic son of the old North
State; he looks well after the interests of
oar commonwealth j and we shall expect
to se?, pretty soon, post roads intersecting
all parts of ihe State, and new post-offices
springing up wherever needed. ? ?
(Raleigh Observer.
Abstracts or Taxes.
Tho follcTwirjg counties t reported to the
Auditor's office yesterday :
New Hanover Total valuation of taxa
ble property, $5,443,716.00 ; general
State tax, $8,605.11 ; special State tax,
$8,165.67 ; school tax, $7,608.13 ; coun
ty tax, $60,S69.O2. The unlisted taxa
ble! amount to $(5,699.91).
Orange County-Total valuation taxa
ble property is $2,521,271.00; general
State tax, $3,761.63 ; special State tax
$3,781.92 ; school tax, $4,871.22 ; coun
ty tax, $9,765.91.
Forsyth County Total valuation taxa
ble property, $2,786,420.00; general
btatetax, $4,098.37; special tax, 4,
179.63 ; school tar, $4,712.93 ; county
tax. $35,782.32.
Pamlico Cbuntv Total valuation of
taxables; $475,0 lOj.00 ; gcn3ral State tax ,
$696.68 ; special State, $712.50: school
tax, $1,482.66 ; county tax, 7,366.37.
.. - . : , .
Bishop Atkinson's Appointments for
I the Autumn of 1877.
Retdsville...... ...................Nov.
Leakiville, (23d Sunday after
Trinity) . .....Nov.
Mountain Chapel ......... J y Nov.
Germanton. ....... . .................Nov.
Winston ......................... No v.
Greensboro (24th Sunday after
Trinity). .Nov. 11
Farintoch, Granville county. . . .Nov. 14
Flat Rivor nhfincl " ...... JNOV. ID
St. Mary's, ....Nov. 1C
Hilliboro (25th Sunday af. Trin.)N6v. 18
Chanel Hill.......... .............. ..Nov. 20
f& Quarterly Meetiiiffs.
Fourth round of appointments as made
by Rev. William S. Black, Presiding
Elder, for the Wilmington District, Meth
odist E. Church, South. !
Elisabeth, at Eli?abethtown...Oct, 27 28
Bladen, at Windsor......... Nov. 3 4
Topsail, at Wesleyan Chapel. No v. 10 11
Kenansville, Wesley Chapel.. JNov. 17 18
:
Sensible Advice
You are asked every day through the
columns of newspapers andbyyour Drug
gist to use something for Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint that you know nothing
about; you get discouraged spending
money with but little success. Now to
give you satisfactory proof that GkeenIs
Avgubt Flower will cure you of Dys
pepsia and Liver Complaint with all its
effects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick Head
ache, Habitual. Costiveness. Palpitation o,
the Heart, Heart-burn, Water brash,
coming up of food after eating, low spirits,
&c, we ask you to go to your Druggist
and get a Sample Bottle of Green's Au
gust Flower for 10 cents and try it, or
a Regular Size for 75 cents; two doses
will relieve you.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
WILMINGTON MARKET, 1
October 31 1 P. M. I
"SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Market quoted'
quiet at 31 oents, with sales of 123 casks
that price.
ROSIN Firm at unchanged prices, with
sales as offered at $1 45 for Strained and 1 50
for Good Strained.
TAR The market rules steady with small
receipts and. a fair demand. Sales to-day of
the receipts at 81 60 per bbl. bid.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Quoted nomi
nally unchanged at 81 45 for Hard and $2 45
for Soft and Virgin. We hear of no.. sales
up to closing this report; $1 40 for Hard and
82 25 for Soft and Virgin in water.
COTTON--Tho market to-day opened
quiet. With sales of say 310 bales since our
last report on a basis of 10 cents for.' mid
dling. The market is officially quoted dull
and nominal at the following quotations.-
Ordinary .Nominal.
Good Ordinary........ 10
Strict Good Ordinarr ..
Low Middling........ 1014
Middling........,.,,.,.. 10
GoodfMiddling....i
Cents.
tt .
DAILY RECEIPTS.
Cotton... , ..1,360 bales
Spirits Turpentine a........ 343 casks
Rosin, i 895 bbls
Tar...... 68 bbls
Crude Turpentine.. 495 bbls
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wave, Robeson, Fayetlevllle,
Williams & Murchison. ,
Steamer Underhill, Harper, Smith ville,
O G Parsley A Co.
Nor barque Bertha, 220 tons, Hansen,
Teveedstrand.'R E Heide.
Ger barque Vorwarts, 367 tons, Lohu, Liv
erpool, Vick & Mebane. ,
CLEARED.
Steamer Wave, Robeson, Fayetteville,
Williams fe Murchison.
Steainer Underhill, Harper, Smlthville,
O Q Parsley ACoY i
Brl?rigEva Parker, Slocumb, Hamburg,
Alex Sprunt & Son.
Exports.
TO'BEIQX.
Hamburg Br brig Eva Parker 2,750 Xbls
rosin. '
.- . i m -
List of Vessels in Port October 23,
' 1877.
BARKS.
Sirene, Ger, 497 to Callies,
Peachau & Wester mann
Prima, Swd, 50? tons, Krook, 1
, Vick A Mebane
TonHeyden CartloW, Ger, 166 tons, Speicht,
B Peschau & Westermann
Thereeinaj Dr, 279 tons, Christian,
N Yick k Mebane
Koanos, Ger, 403 tons, Barns,
E Peschau A Westermann
Cito, Nor, 356 tons, Neilsen,
Vick A Mebane
Florence Marga-et, Br, 292 tons, Newer,
Master
Amal, Nor, 260 tons, Sandrid, R E Heide
August, Ger,' 395 tons, Lonmirs,
Vick A Mebane
Minna, Ger, 467 tons, Boese,
E Peschau A Westermann
: BRIGS.
Adeone, Ger, 315 tons, Westermann,
, E Peschau A Westermann
Axha, If or, 304 tons. Hanger, R E Heide
Eleanor, Br, 289 tons, Partelow,
Alex Sprunt A Son
Hildingi Nor, 273 tons. Jorgensen,
R E Heide
Gaiellen, Hot, 2t2 tons, Weebje, R E Heide
Busy Bee Bri 323 tons, Thompson,
Patterson Downing A Co
1 SCHOONEBS.
Eva Adell, Am, 171 tons, Ellis,
.- - - , - -
Jos H Neff
Corono, An, 123 Uzs, Wooater,'
; . . , . . . ... Kidder A Sons
Hicsellaneons.
THE
A News Paper,
6 published every evening jSadniaj except
AT
!A Veao3,
Or 50 cents a month, strictly in advance
:o
The Reading Public are reneetfullr infvrm-
ed,that it shall be the constant aim f the pro
prietor to furnish Ihem with
A LIVE NEWSPAPER,
containing the latest news of th day, and en
deavorins to keep its readers fullr informe
in regard to events of interest and importance
occurring in every quarter of the world, J
E0UR DAILY MARKET REPORTS
Will lull and correct, and will.be kept
open until he latest possible moment. Mer
chanta in the city and country may rest as
sured that they will bo thoronghlj reliable.
The News Columno
tV ill contain the reports, both of news and
markets, received here each day at noon,
and the , 1
L O C A h DEPARTMENT
i
Has been placed in careful and experienced
hands. Friends in the section of country Con-
. . ..--
nected with this city, will greatly oblige tb
Editor, and will contribute additional inter
est to these columns by foifwarding any itsms
ofECW3that may occur in tbeir respective
localities.
ALL CORRESPONDENCE,
i
On matters of general interest will ba gladly
, i
received, but our friends must bear hr miud
that they must write only en. on side of the
paper j that they must forbear useless TC&-
1 '
age, must correct 'their own manuscript
must avoid abusive personalities. ST A re
liable name must be furnished with each com
munication, as the Editor will not be held so
countable for the views or language of cor
respondents. "1S
" ' '' .' .- ii
OUR SUBSCRIPTION LIST,
' .
Even before type was set for the first Issue,
was an exceedingly flattering one, and Is
probably the largest bona fide list with which
any newspaper in North Carolina erer before
began publication, and is now rapidly ou the
increase, especially on the various railroad
lines.
JOSS. S. JAEXSS,
Editor ajij Pbofuutou,
ISS. Office on Seconditreet, between Prin
cess and Chesnut, near toe PcstoSee. C3
oct 1
E) si S 1 y
'
R E V D E W
Iliscollaneous.
All Men by these Presents
THAT WE,
Boalwtiglxt & McKoy,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A LARGE SUPPLY OF ELEGANT
Creamy Butter, fresb,
New Buckwheat Flour,
Extra Fine N. O. Syrup,
Frosh Crackers, all grades
25 Bbls.
Cut Loaf, Granulated, For. Ucred, Staid-
ard A and C Sugars.
Fruits.
15 Boxes Lemons,
10 Boxes Oranges,
15 Bbls. Apples,
5 Bbls. elegant Malaga Grapes,
.600 Pounds Layer Figs,
1000 Cocoa Nuts,
50 Boxes Raisins.
40 Bags
Java, LagMyra and Rio Coffees.
We are receiving Fresh Parched Coffee
every day. We do our own grinding.
J ', , ' ':, : .
KSF We will stand a wager of an. oys
ter treat (and fixings included) that we
can snow mo juargesc ana r inesc otocK ol
FAMILlV GROCERIES
IN THE STATE.
Don't take our word for it.
Come aiid
examine for yourselves.
OOATWRIGHT & M K07,
O, 7 A, 0 Uorth Front Street,
oct 29
Fall aDi Winter 1877-78.
J-OW IN STORE A LARGE AND CARE-
fully selected stock of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes, llats, Clothing, Fur
nishing GoodsAc, for Jhe Fall and Winter
Trade.
These goods were selected by me personally
In the Horthcrn markets and with a view to
the wants and reauirements of this section.
I respectfully invite an examination of my
stock.
Wholesale Dealers are notified that I can
and will offer them rare bargains.
A. WEILL, Agent,
oct 17 No. 17, Market St.
, lO Barrels
NORTHERN APPLES
JUST IN
And for sale by
DINFORD) LOEB & CO.
oct 19
For Rent-
. A PART OF THE house now
XI. occupied by Dr. If. J. Do.
ttosaet, corner of Market and Third
streets.
Most convenient locatlrm in thai
city. , i
Single rooms, or in suite for housekeeping.
Aw promptly on the premises.l
THE OppCEt-
jY FRIENDS A5D THE MTBLITJ are
notified that I sUli
HOLD THE FOBT,
at the same old place, Dawson Bank Alley.
The finest oysters, game ami delicacies b
the season and the BEST COOK in North
Carolina.
You get what you call for and nay for
only what ycu get at COLLINS' OFFICE
SALOON. Bept 21
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
fJIEETH INSERTED ON V
SUrer Plate at the same rate as U1H t yrr
Rubber. It is far better than Rubber, more
durable and can be worn with much more
comfort to the patient as it occupies less
room in the mouth. We have also reduced
the price of t Gold Plate work. FiOinir and
all other Dental operations performed akill
jally and satisfaction guaranteed. Teeth ex
tracted without pain. Calx's Tooth Paste
constantly on band. .
TH03.B.0AES680ir,
Steamahip Lines. &c,
fo)
IP)
ope
AND
Wilmington, fl. q
STEAMSHIP UHE.
Tho Steamer
CAPT. OL1VEU,
WILL SAIL FR0M1 BALTIiHK ox
Wednesday, Oct. 31.
To be followed by the
D. J. FOLEY,
CAPT. l'lilCE,
Saturday, Noy. 3.
Shippers can rely upon uei
sailing of steamers as advertiiJi. tSt
wnrougn Bills of liadlar n.
to and from Philadelphia, and Promtlt -Bispatch
guaranteed,
For Freight Engaeements annlv tn
xa. . CAZAUX, Agent,
Wilmington, N. C,
L. S. BELDE2T, Soliciting Agent.
REUBEJf FOSTER. General Am
n t j . - . . . i -t
vurueri.ee ana Light Streets, Baltimbr
oct 30 -
CLYDE'S
Mew Vorfc
-AND-u
Wilmington, N, C.,
BENEFACTOR,
CAPT. JONES J
WILL SAIL FROM NEW YORK OS
SATURDAY, Nov. 3,
Shippers can rely upon the prompt
sailing of Steamers as advertised, "ft
For Freight Engagements apply to -
A. D. CAZAUZ. Agent,
Wilmington, 17. 0,
U. S. B ELD EN, Soliciting Agent.
WM. P. CLYDE A CO., General agent,
6 Bowling Green, or Pier 13, N; It., New
York. ', ) - ' . , oct 30
.
OUR OWN
Ids
OF
p y
Blue Grass,
; Svyoot Mash,
Smoky Hollow, ,
i
i . .
Delmonico Club House.
' The above are warranted the
PUREST & CHOICES!
in the State, .and at our ututlly
LbwIPrioes'
CEO. fJlYERS', :
11 Cl 13 SOUTS 'PttOWTS,.
oct 23
BE1IOVAL.
JOHN WERNER has removed biButef
Shop on South Front Street one door 5ortb
of his old stand. His many patrons anl
friends he will now be plear ed to i
at 5o.
7, 8outh Front street, (CleaporoId stanA)
Oct 10
. The Steamer
ati 1. ST-T "Wk-. .
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