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New Advertisements,
HAPPY NEW YEAR
TO ALL !
BROWN & RODDICK.
45 Market 5eet-.
T jIAK S" Till.? Ori'OKTUXIT Y OF
, ?,r i U ir vi :P-rtlia!;k9 Tor the pat-
i. U?h uh ' !'s'.-vfi! during the
, , ks lav,:f steadily increased
Cv- ' "r tirtt -r.i.'iu, it' will always be
, .:r .hf. in li e f iui. a in lhepasto
Tak the Load in Low
Trices,
".. , s-ic-i it be tl.f tni3 element of
Our Prices are the
Same to All !
livery Article is Marked
in Plain Fignrcs
,t,.l very onW snt is just as carefully
.-.'-I.TiMlaa if the parly stood at the counter,"
.v;l judging fnrn the nmnernu's orders we
iJailv rw- iv , our symtera. is duly appreci i
vd.'as all (fK-ds not. si'i8(a:K.ry can al
w ,y? b r turned.
Wc aro ffi .-king prepaiaMoLS fv cur
Grand Annual
Cicarinef Sale.
;,:: rx.ice of which will b cdvon through
this medium.
Toys, &e &c., &cv
We. would simply state, as we have NO
K' t)i to pack away any of the FANCY
i,ol).S and! TOTS leftover, it will be to
! DECIDED ADVANTAGE of all to
i i' H lis a call before New Year's, as we
v. il CERTAINLY CLOSE UP EVERY
'i I1N1 by that time, our lease "being limi-
: to that date.
Wholesale Buyers
Will do we!! by calling early
s the Goods Must he Sold.
iBrown & Roddick,
I I 45JIar$et Street.
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sust rceceivea.
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U '.NEW AD BELLCT assortment ot
indies. Raisins, Nats, Confectioneries, Ac.
Also, a fane asaenment of Tots, and Santa
aka Good. Torpedoes, tire Crackers,
tiniin t ai dies, rky Kockrts, Ac , Ac.
All cheap for cash at
COOPEH 4 PRIOfc3,
iouta rront sc., rext rona ueo. alters
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Toilet & Fancy Articles.
PERFUMERY, Ac, "
FOR CHRISTMAS PR
:sexts.
Prescriptions compounded at all hours
Jaj or night.
A comDlete stock to bar rom.
JAMES C. MONDS, Druggist,
' " Third street, Opp. City HalL
dec 21 , - ' .
Beer for All,
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H. HSAXVCUS 6L S OKI'S
No. 5 1 Market Stree'.
U3T RECEIVED por Steamer, . . -
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50 Hcg-s of that 'Celebrated
Pilsnor IiajerJJeer.
hich we will sell at the loir Casb i rice f
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II MARCUS & SOX,
5 Market Street
dec2X
Christmas Comes
UT ONCE A YEAR BUT YOU CAN
e either to.-day or to morrow and bur
r CHRISTMAS GOOD'S. I am offering
)me' rare bargains for the Holidays in
knU' and Toutts' and Boys' Clothing,
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V. UUIB UIC UCIk UUI1UUUIICU cui(I in
City for 75 cents.
y at
SHRIER'S EMPORIUM.
dec 23 Market st.
Wanted.
TT ANTED A PARTNER (active or
1 silent) with, a little cash or rood credit,
tocrease a city basmess already establish
paying a bandfome profit with no risk.
s reiUr a rare chanee.
4idreis through Fot Office.
C. B. W.,
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Christmas is Over.;
k f T I WILL BE. PLEASED TO serTe
fa in tte ' -
Book and Stationery Line.
M will endearot to eive too eatlafaction In
t rj tracsctioa at
- S. JEWETT'S,
dec
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LOCAL, 'NEW:?.
K. Br Port x-.a Rvmoral
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P. nEisBZR6KT v.t rrtn!.i irn - Cnj
tbmera : A H-f'IT Vr.
S. JgwKrr Clir.ntmis u Ov.
L J. C: Mcspb, OrTigjist. Toilet : d FIaqx
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Clear ami cold to
Do n-1 forget the lecture tifight
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Fih were scarce jm'd ratlir high on
yesterday. I , ' '
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Who started that, funior-i fivht about
Beaton's etc ape? )l i
' No City Court to-day, or police srrests
yesterday or l ist niht.
Thomas' Comedy Com pany flayed Cist
Lynne at Newbern last night.
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Nolhing further fro'm Johnson to ."day
but no one Fcms to. kuow Whether he is
ueaa cr nut. '
The Ilopresentativcs of Kevy Hanover
county in the ne,xt Legislature will Jeae
for Raleigh on Monday. ' i'
" 2s o rcl.tcrks cf chicken i ici't'S jif.w-a
days, rhe vu-atl tr is too col 1 fur the
"fcunehirai daikey" ta he out at night.
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- The kcra:i;i rr.g 'u about over, and
the demand for bean riots is reduced to" the
want for the original of those articles
ot pottery. ,
The doiib'e-j .nnted, baclj: action, uon
comhus'tih'c and . t-.on-corrosive pen'wa
belngjihowu oft laf-t night in frorit of the
Market. Ilou?r. '
We are requested to sjxy that the Opera
JLuse will he "thoroughly warmed to
night and no cue i:ce-'l ftar pufferiDg
with cold f-et. 1 " j ji ' .
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The beer sold ly Messrs. Portner &
Co. , in this city i prcnounced by judge a
to be excellent. Read their idvcrtisement
in another column. ' , 1 li ', '
The cyl ii r for the hydraulic com
press has teen shipped and it is now
thought that the prefs will be ready for
work by the 10th inst. 1
The sfearner Isis will not be ieady for
use before the first of I February. In the
mean time freight fi.orri Point Caswell is
beinc brought to the citv b'v means of
flats. - t
The masl3. spars ancV. rigging have been
taken fro m the Ratte$nake( Shoals Light
Ship and she will be hauled on the ma
rine "railway in this city ih a few- days for
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repair?. ,
Allovef the" world Dr. BulfV Cough
Syrup is making its way and every place
it reaches : consumptive people are,more
seldom met. It is truly a blessing to hu
manity, and costs only 25 pents.
"NVe have seen a good many cheeky men
in our time, but the "fellow ho owes a
three week's board bill and asks hialand
lady to put blankets on his bed these cold
nights well, he stands a good chance of
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being elected to Congress, j
Indications.
War Department, Y
OiEce of the Chief Signal Officero
Washington D. C, Jan.,-3rd. J
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
rising barometer, colder, Northerly windfi
clear weather; possibly followed at coast
stations by hazy or cloudly weather.
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One wha has experience is fconvinced
that a coat of gnm. copal varnish-applied
to! the soles of bcofs and shoes, and repeat
ed as it dries, until the poies are filled and
the suriace shines ,! like mahogany, will
make the soles waterproof, and, also cause
them to Lst three linif sas long as ordinary
6oles. . i
Pilots Soundings'. . 1
The soundings for the Western Bar
during the month of December are 11 J
fet. For the Eip a fect.i and for Bald
Head Channel 9 feet It mnst bVibornein
mind howeyer, tbatthes3 soundirjgs are
atNlead low water, or as the' pilots ex
press it, mean low tide, Bat there is a
rise of from four and a half.to five feet
oa high tide which increases to a con
siderable extent to the tolume ot water.
"My dear," said Mr to hhi
bloominz belDmeet, must coneratnlate
jou on your recent improvement iri cakes,
biscuit, bread, rolls, every khid of pastry
in short." -Oh !" said the wife, "Fve
solved tlie secret bynsing the greatest
thine lu th market lor baking Doouey's
Yeast Towdeb. Henceforth my kitchen
knows no other. ' v ' 1
.JAILY
WILMINGTON, tf. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY
Khijchta of. Pythias.
AtJ the regular meeting of Germanift
Lodge, No. 4, Knights of Pythias, held last
evening, P. D. G. C. Jno Hafr, Jr., assist
ed by P. G..C, W. U. Gerken, P. C's.,
Jno. Meyer, C. Schulken, Il.fC. Premperf,
and Knight J. D . Steals iastalled the fol
lowing officers for the eusuing term :
SM. C J. G. Oldeiibattel. v
C. C.-Jno. V. . Gerdts. ;
Y. I C. Aug. Wehrhahn. ' .
P. Fred. Luhrs.
K. of R. & S , F. CV Mnlleri. '
M. of E. F. V.". Ortrnan.
M. of F. W.m. Genaust,
M. at A. John Lutjn.
I. G. F. W. Lrfssinan. j
O. G.F. W. Werner. , "
Tbe Way to Prosper.
A New York business man who has
made a large fortune mainly through the
judicious use ct ''printers' ink,"- has re
cently gH en the public the benefit of hi?
experience, lie holds that advertising
Ishould be icciui'ed'in the general estimate
of expense, as regularly fis store rent,
clerk hire and insurance'. It is. often said
that a srood stand at a high rent i 5 better
than a poor one rci t free. Advertisin
brings a man bof jre the public in a way
that makes ar.v "stsna" cood The best
stand you can "hiiye :s to le in the news
papers. These arc tact , brought out in
the experieaco of thel fall tiade. Most of
the large concerns are so extensively en
cased in 'advertising that it is made a
special department with a "head"' and
his assissants. Tho leading houses have
a man skllKicLin the artJ of writing aid
displaying their notice. . They study the
various methods of i caching - the public
eye of every important j jurnal as an ad-:
vertising medium. j 1 ,
Preparations to Meet General Colston.
The comniitls3 appointed, at a meet
ing held Tuesday night rrade their report
last', night to 'an ad journed: meeting. Capt
G D Parsley, and Messrs J M Cronly,-J.
S Thomas, O G Thompson, W B McKoy
and T B Harris, were appointed to per
fect arrangements. 1 It was "decided that
the cadets are to meet ar a place to' be
designated by the senior onicer, and un
der his command to form a i line and
march to the depot to meet General Cols
ton. At the depot the cadets will form
a double column and give the General the
customary military salute as he passes be
tween them. A committee, consisting of
the ex-Captains ofthe corps, George D
Parsley, George N. Harriss and John D
Bellamy, Jr, will meet the General at the
cars, and, after an address of welcome by
the senior officer, Captain Geo D Pars
ley, General Colston will be escorted to
his carriage and the cadets will disband.
Pantomime.
Tony Denier and the original Grimaldi
will give one of thpir entertainments in
this city on next Wednesday night.
them an exchangeJ says: (
The elegant little, auditorium of the
New Chicago Theatre has been filled to
repletion the past week (many being
turned away nightly),! to witness Tony
Denier's 'Humpty Dumpty' Pantomime
Company. One of h best shows seen
here for a long time was presented. Denier
has embellished and spiced the ever pop
ular Humpty Dumpty' with Dew tricks
and transformations. The first ' act. is
devoted to the fairy opening and trans
formation to pantomimic characters; the
second act to a variety interlude, and the
third and last to the quips and pranks of
Clown and Pantaloon. Grimaldi acted
i Clown with his well-known alility and
agility; J. C. 'Franklin ably assisted him
as Pantaloon, Wm. Eunice made a lively
Harlequin, Ada Bofihell a charming Col
umbine, and Victoria North ,a most
queenly Fairy. In the second act the
variety specialties included Venus and
Adonis, who have got to be quite a big
boy and girl since last seen here, in their
very admirable velocipede act, and Venns
in her balancings on the slack-wire; Miss
Victoria North, who, attired in a very
jbstef al costume of white satin, sang serio
comic songs charmingly; Lester and Wil
liams, who, in white faces, gave some
laughable songs and dances; Grimaldi,
who did Jbis celebrated stilt act; Clifton
and Fox, who performed excellent feats
upon rrinle horizontal bars: Miss Moul-
ton, who swung clubs skillfully; and
Chas. Diamond, also in white face, wno
gava his capital harp-accompanied aongs
and dancee. A feature of the entertain
ment is the exclusion of ali negTO busi
ness. ' ' ".'."'."''
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Grape Juice.
The art of fermenting the Oporto Grapo
into wine in this cocntry has been brought
to a greater degree of perfection by Mr.
Alfred Speer, of Passaic, New Jersey,
than by any other person; and his -wine is
very popular' as a ladies wine, as well as
for the communion table and for invalids!
For tale by J. C. Munda, Green k Flari
ner and P. L, Brideri & Co -
Serious Accident.
This morning a seaman of the German
barque Erxcin, which is lying on the West
sids Of the river taking in ja cargo of naval
stores . was knocked down the hatchway
by a swinging barrel. The unfortunate
man's leg waa broken in two places ard
Jie sustained other injuries of a serious
character. He was immediately cared for
and everything dona t releivj .his suf
feri' k. i
Air Your Sleeping Kom.
Every sleeping room should be thorough
ly aii ed before1 the fcecis are made rp. , An
hour is the Iiast time to allotv for this, and
plenty of sunlight should b; .admitted,' as
walhas air, while the raa'tij ssrs axe un
covered and the beds' diiairai geJ. Even
with such ordinary precautions for ventila
ting, -it 13 difficult to keep a sleeping-room
free from a musty and unwholesome smell.
The Ffre Fiend In Wilmington During
187-5: .
Sixty-ix fnes t ccuiUmI f in this city
during the year 18TS, just clost'd, of whith
number only twenty-thjee , lequired the
pretence cf the Fire .Depaitmert, The
Little 'Giant threw the first, stream upon
thirteen ; the Adrian, v,ci rive, and the
Cape 1'cax upn five of the cor llagratidns.
The mimber cf fnes in each mor.lb, wast
as followe.- January 5, -February 3, March
. .Apriyo, May T, June C, July 2, August
1, September 4 October 11, November 10
December 8. Total, fi-J. We are indebted
to a young man on. Wafer s'.reet for the
above information: , '.
To. Heme Frosled Plants.
Flints a.re often' frosted, through neglect
and aliowiyl . td tlie ' through - ignorance.
Those that hive hs:ja quiu s'ivarely nip
ped 'may he sived' if tt'eate-.i rightly. The
.proper way in, when tne Host has been
partially drawn out of them,, calurau'',
to drench them-with c !.! v.ii, from a
fine-nosed watering pot, syai iuimeuiate-Iy
"cover again and let them so remain until
they regain thair natural , color. When
they sre removed clip oh' all such parts
as are -blackcnetl. Ah oou as ic is diecov
r'ed that .a' plant;- haa tceu touched' by
frost; recurve it-to a c'Ool, u , room, and
on no account suffer the sua .':fcmo on it.
If they cao ho.cov&ed eo .n.30 clude air
as well as ligh it is bettor sflU. Dahlias,
cannas and the lik" need h;t be removed
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until the frosta'are sevcreoouslito black
en the leaves.',
Whan you her! aa ' evil , story of one
you know to ,b,e good, discredit it, and
say 60. Grapes are not gathered from
thistle?,v neither do . thistles grow upon
a
grape vine. The fruit tells you from
what fruit- a tree is ikely to bear. Oce
you know to be good and kind and sweet
and poble is not likely to have done bad
or cruel or spiteful or petty things. . Whyj
should you believe a tale of - him that is,
after all, . merely the culmination of the
game of scandal. .
. It is, stated by an eminent naturalist
that the very rats come creeping out of
the woodpile and laugh like demons when
a woman tries to saw a stick of wood or
drive a nail.
An exchange asks, "ivhatp's honour ?"
as though it was hard to tell. ' Let one
woman sit behind another in church, and
hell tell , what's on her in less than two
minutes.
"Ab," sighed a hungry tramp, "I wish
I was a hos3l He most ' always has a bit
in his mouth, while I havn't had a bit in
mine for two days." ,
Hotel Arrivals.
Empibe House. -Wilmington N. I C,
Jan. 3.-rL L.1 Dolby, proprietor.-
from 8:15 o'clock Jan. 2 to 8:15 - o'clock
Jan 3d Joseph Jones, WiImington,.Del;
GW Bobbins, N O; L W Vick, Capt
A Brigg, New York; H S Minnis, Ports
mouth, Va; . W H Bagley, Weldon, N C;
S V Bunting, Savannah, Ga; D H Lyons,
N C; R K Bryan, Jr, Sound; J M Bunt
ing, Augnsta; GA; D.Lancy Evans, City,
Mrs O A Hamner and two children,
High Point, N C; Miss Cailen Futch,
Wiison, N C; J It Paddison, Point Cas
well; A P Fnnk, Rfchmcnd, Va- B F
Slarper, Shoe Heel, N C; C L Loaker,
John Braawell, Geo Skeldon, Tookers
Minstrels, Norfolk, Va.
A Valuable Discovery.
The Discovebeb of the process fc r
making cod ltvkb oil palatabfj is cer
tainly a public benefactor, for it is univer
sally admitted to be the best remedy for
Consumptive and Scrofulous cases ever
produced, yet on account of its sickening
tastes many risk death rather than take it.
The manufacturers of Scott's emulsion
orcoDLivEB oil, with the Hrpopnos
phttks of lime and soda, have by their
peculiar process, suiceeded in removing
the unpleasant taste of the Oil and male
it as palatable as Fresh1 Cream, and with
the additiilon .of the Hynophospbites,
which is an ecellent Bone and. Nerve
Tonic, hav5 produced a remedy of the
greatest value in the above diseases. i
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3, 1879. NO. 285
' For towards of Thirty tear
Mns. Win'slow's Syrup: has been used
for children, it corrects aciditv of' the
Ktomacji. relieves, icir.d colic, regulates
the bowci, cures dysentery and' liar
rheat whether arising from tec-thing or
other cause. . An old aud' 'Well-tried
Tftnedy. ZZefts a Motile. d& w,
A car t.
To ail vim are .suffering from the errors'
and indiscretions of youth, nervous wa.
i;e's?, early ;decsy, loss cf manhood, &c, 1
tvid f-,ud a rK-ii that will cuie you, FKEi;
OCllAUpE. . This great remedy v. as
discovered by a missionary in fcouth Amer
ica. .Sond a seif-adiesed em elope to the
Klv. JostPjr T. I.n max, Station D, Bible
H'jusrtyCo York City. : d & w '
, . Wilminstcn SistrictV -.
xTi-it lonndxf Quarterly Meeting', 31 kli
odist E. Church, South: 1 ; '
Duplin, at if gnolia, January 4-?Au 'r.
Clinton, at Clinton. January' 1 and 12.
Cohafio, at ilitfgo Lod-e, Jinuary IT.
Cokesbury, January lis ard VX
Iladeu, at .Center, January $5 and '20.
Flizabeffi, at Eluabftbtowu, Feb.,1 and .
WaccamaW .Mission, Februarv 11.
Staiithville, at Concord. FV- lo and 10. .
Wilmington, a.t Fifdi Street, Fob. 22 &. 23.
. " at Fiont Street, Mch . 1 and -V
Topsail, at Union, March 8 and 9.
Onslow, Tabermic'lo, March 15 an! 10
The Dis'friof. Ste'.rar.'s : will ' pk-ssa 'na-?t t
rue at the. Iarr.ona-e- cf F:or.fc -"treei.
Church, WHnniit'!(nt Feb..oLhv 3570,' r.l
10 o'clock, , A. li . A fail attendhcej is
peiireq. ;
litn.KHEAli, .
TreJsiUing Elder.
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I Tlie '"1 iTmoiiite r. '
From the United States" Signal Ofdc'e at
his Place V3-bbt.T.'n tin 'f .ilavjn-r r.-Mr,r
of the tlK"-moH,-r tV,
01 ia ux,.morf tAvn. in aio.n-
mg atiiol ociociv :
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Augusta, Ga. (n
Cairo, 111,..;.. .1
Clarlestaj; S-fJ...,C0
Cincinnati... L'
Cprsicana, Tes.....".L'i.
FortGilfton, C. N. .1
Galvfcton. .......... .3 1
Indiauola...... 40
Jacksonville, Fla.. .00
h'Doxrille '1
Lynchburg:. ......... (j
ileciphis, Tenn fi'
Mobile, Ala,. ic
?-!ontrothery Ala...l9
Nashville 1
Sew Orleans..
New York 2
Kq,vannah, Ga
..hre report. 21
St. Louis Mo.'...... fi
8t. Marks, - Fia.... ...:
Vieksbursr, Mis?.... 2 1
Vasbiptoc, D COG
WihiiDton, S. C.22
. STOP AT THE fciUPISE' -HOUSE- '. '
'lliiS" horse hasbeea jth rotighly: icliiro.d
'and- relurn'ished . and .- the facilities
for hi accotnmodaUou of lis giwsts
he- been1. enhi-.d and improved
VVe are 'deiertninid- to makrf'. th
house 'as comfortable and dir.-.hlo 'iu.
every particular as anv in the btatS. .
; 'A strict ly lii-t-dii-. h'a'i;--; -at''-pnces
suit th-5 times. ''A fkr) Ufiii.ird Parlor nua'
Bar attached. ! 1. L. Do: bv.
.dec lU'lnij'- . Prt'ptis'.tor.
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; IeV Advertii02II02i,t3. I
laoeratic . ,L s:, loin, of
f nE A p ov E, C o I M I T f -K E ILVH
JL at KL-rpawyMmday, Jan. 6th at 12 il.,
to c)nsider"matters ofimprotance to tbe party, i
A fall attendee ce js"th sired. J . '
E. FOSTER,
jan 3
J
emovai.
T RESPCTEOLLr INFORM TiJK PUB
XlicthatI hae removed te VVILV! IVGToV
BRANCH OF TH K A L h X a. vuiSJl . B K K W-
KT (owing Ao the d jtr,ucli'n by 1 re f
Lifpitts Block,) t' the JSio.e.on. Stcond
Street adjoining Oufrie'e S tables. ,
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Alravs a fallsta?k of KEGr AND- BOI
TLKD BE'tH on hand.
Tha BEER is battled, and can relied
upon tor its fUKtrr.
H orders promptly tailed an! deli vsred' free
in all parts of tte city. 1
Those who have n ;ver u?ed my li.cr nre
requested to give i atria'.'
ju3 KUBEltT x'OUTXK?.. .
Found Guilty Siilt Ibr
Damages, &c.
: A J THE LAS r.Ter a 'of Qaicktoa' Marker.
LJL Court," Judge - harp, presidi.- quir
an interesting ,cae was rad from tv'e ciriU
docket It seeUiS tbat L. J. OTTi-RilO'o'KG,
of "Men s 'Wear Depot" 'n thi- city, wan ar
raigned for selling Clothing, Bat1,! aruhicg'
Goods and Lio-n Collars below a jroper
tu&rgin, tbe same proyingtdisketrou3 tot'tbers
doicg a ,eiaiilar bosinjss. .After a'gatao U,
by the-Attorneys on b th tiios, Defcadant
vai !1 -wid to testify, To-it: ''In consd
cfJilion if the , general moner depreMiirl"
ii;pi-h.-.uf the country F-KICS3 wre re-.
du -on .jli' 'JKLUW A LlViriG MAliGLN,
hvi-i i :.r.;p,rtionto aforesaid bard times,
Ac -.!' retired, returned im mediately,
W-; '!"' -c r lict of gni'ty, not ot the charge
t'xxi : t. '.f,JDST LIliFJSAHTY 10
IliK ' :H X?4 0f 'MLN'8 WEAK DE
Vf'' crngratnlata, friend OT.TEU-
BO ' ; i. j aboTeachievem'int that b rnav
a i u,. ! d HUITS atsd SUIT cVi
is s.U ' -.i . t-Jrt T?&h, him.
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f iu Hy Ji'rieiiuS mid Cus
tomers :
A HAPPY N EW TAB !
fpHANKIXG TnEiI05E AXD ALL for
their pist favors, I ask a cintianan.ee of the
I azaa and promise to do all in my power to
give satisfaction in all mj dealings.
The LIVE BOOK STORE enters opon tha
IVeir Tear with the wish to keep adj of its old
friends, and by fair deatiog and con -t cay to
make many aew ones. Ve-r respectfully,
PfBELS8B;RttfcR.
New Advertisomonts.
Lecttirp by Hon. George
' : : ... Darfe;
rpiIE LECTURE 0? HON. GEORGE
DA1T3 fr the teneGt of the widow tad
caildrcn of Lieut. Beacer will be deUrered at
the OPERA HOUSE, : FRIDAY 3d Jansixj ;
nest, atp. M. , '. ' ' !. '. ' ' .:-(
licketsGO xczla eacb, will ba told at the
Book aad Drug Stores, also by Wmbert of ;
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the Cun nit ttoe of irrtajjemenK nJ a .Com
ciiice of LadioV. o Reserved Beiti, except if'
pnv:e doxh, wfiich can be seenced at Helot- i
berper's Hoo.fcb'fore
dec 27 5
Whatl'SaylRfiean,
T yxj tk xxr.r a complete is
LOOKS AXD STATIONERY.
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Far.:ea t'tfirkf ff.cod in- my line will do-
t f .rn i-lT iork tvf.ir mirrKtii..
C. YATES.
Vh olograph Kobins
: .;--' '' '-
Are now corrplcteund e very thin g la ready
for First Class work. BriDjt alonjf the chil
drtn !. We guarantee good worker no pay.
W. YATES,
doc CO tf A. OKU, JB., Photographer.
All Might at Xast !
Ifi7l ARE PLEASED at being; able to
Btate to our fi iendi and the pablio that the
- 1 - - i i
itoro rccupied by an, ' diraejed by thej lale
fire, has been thoroughly repaired and - that
welaveDftir in stock a fall line Of 1 , :i
Fresh Family Gfocerics,
an.d'&ie prepared to fill all orders. '
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jr.S We hare sti'l a few articlea dam'aged-
!y th Ufe Cro which will be sold at' almost
auv price. . . ' ' .
'. I J- w- ALDERMAN & CO, .
j ' .'.Familr Grocers,
. Ccr. Che8tnutttnd Water streets.'
dt-c 4 : -
Jotsce.
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I A 1jXj A tiU interested will, please
Ltaker.oiice thatjno indulne'will bo1
; ivetvto those in arrears to January 1st.
V?h All accounts prior! to the year 187D,
W'Ul be pretented andj)rojrpt payment TGr
1 quired either by cash or rjote. I .
KUimLPfl Y. KTDENT.
Fun k i Ilonso, No. f iv.orth Water st
riuaij iicoii, uonee
1
l.i
lobo D,ILS riouu raj"
-.1 . i 1 r
.d
moted Bacon,
onr, Bcxc3Drn;Jftlttd and
f b ltd 9. n va. I ttitri
"V ' r
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aud Ft lo Coffee,
-i,
' Siigars,:.' .Molasses.'
OTA' lb!3 Crushed, Granulated, gtacd-.
0) arq A, Lx .i , acdC Hugarp,
(r - Bbls I'orto iico, Cuba, X.;0. .
, - O and ii. II. iJ classes.
A LARGE AND FKESII SUPPLY (.'F
' ' -' . '- ' '
Crackers, Candy, ,Soap, Starch,-' fodi,
I'otaih, lije, Hnnil", Matches,. Cprn,1.
iJaj, Oat., Glue, Bun gs, Nails,
.' Hoop Iron, Ac, &c.
DAGGING, TWINE,TIE8.
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1 jr "inn Sacks Liverpool. Lisbon
lOJJVyJ and Marshall's Salt,
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Lake George and Lebanon Sheetings,
raxchestr and Randolph Yarns. ,
For sale I w by.
i-
TFiflianis & Murchisoiiv
I dec 30-d&w. ' - i
Stamping and Pinking Em
porium. ':-
TU3. PPEUf TEH de-ires to inform tt
Ladi's f Wilmington and tbe surround
ing country tht her New8tock of Embrold
ery and-Braiding Patterns surpasses any ia -"
the State. Ladies need watt but a fw mo
ments fo'r their work and if not convenient to
call for tbe same it wi'.l be sent to theiresi-'
dences without extra charge. Don't forget
to call at Second Street, next door to Lei
man's Bakery. . dee lltf
2pp Tons Coal.
NOT DAMAGED, all si2w, and Veil
screened. Delivered promptly, i as
'usual. .- , . , .
' GOO Kegs, ibt'irhint' Powder unhurnt.
At hwest pricoi to ciih :risiomers. i
Vo .darjd.Shinql ? I-V-sli 'etipplies
p:cted n?zt v.Vul.. '. 1
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O. (. PARSLEY, Ja., Agent, ' '
Cm! and Vvro.i Yard, Cor. Or an re and 8,
Wal
s.
dee 30
The O.f ins House
On TIid European Plan.
Corner Trent and lied Cross Streets
', 1 -Kcir Union Depot- (
Jf KES,rECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
i-' " .'"":.' ' - - ,;. !
my friends a:;d tbe public that I have
op?.nal the above House and am now fre-'
pared to farnisb meals and lodfbgi. . 1
Kestatrartt cf-en at'all houn. xi .-.
I'rtets iuw aid bed-rooms neitclem
ia'ji iry. ' ' -' .'. ',' .'-..
.P rial r.ftcs by 'd.iy, week or monthT.
' 27Tho. cn-ly -ncstarjrant in tbe city.
W U. COLLINS,
' Proprktc '. :'
OCt SO-CU'.va-llia
Samples from Baltimore '
i and.Neir Orleaflis, :
.JRDERS for Jlolsrse, EaxiTjCofffgoiPi' ,
Heats, Rice. Ac, promptly exeested at bot'
tcra price by
JAB. T FSTTKWAT,
Idee
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