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Tai3 PAFER
hed every afternoon, Suadaya ex-
j ft.
JOSH. T. JAMES,
JOITOBAJJ3 PEOPKIITOE.
, rKIPTIONS, POSTAGE PAID.
" r 15 00 8ixmonths, $2 50 ; Three
ih4 SI 25; une moDui,o ceuu.
.npr will b delivered by camera,
'.'',,'char, in ny part of the city, atthe
. jrertin?' rate! low and liberal
.becn-" iH plcnse report any and
'ai! j'Mo rer-ive thir peoern resrnlarly.
( New
id V7t3rT,iP.811l8llt9.
I 'n,rnT TT TimiT i H A TITiniTin
& EOLLICK,
45 Market St.
Will r-Xiow the largest assortment
of Carpets South of
New York.
repels,
Carpels,
Carpets,
Carpets.
Further parlicalars next week.
A arpcts,
Carpets,
Carpels,
Carpets.
V. :- si ")),()'.) Represented in this
New Enterprise. . ,
ra: pels,
Carpet 4, .',
Carpels .
Carpets.
V-i -invito:. all to call who have
ArVYiJca of purchasing
such goods.
Carpets,
Carpets,"
Carpi
els,
Carp
ets1.
Wo also invite all to call whether
they have an' idea of pur
chasing or not.
Carpets l
Caroeis !
Caroets !
BROWN" & RODDICK,
45 SaXarket Street
nov 7
OPERA HOUSE.
Oe Xiht Only ! Wednesday, Dec'r 3.
Vnagemect of the Gifted; American Artists.,
Ir:aMMrs.IcK63 Rankia,
In Mr. Jcaquin Miller's Beaa:iful
American Drama of th'e
iDanites V
The PHy will be presented vf ith
l'ntiely New'.-ccnerv and a Wonderfully
h i tiO N J I'll fcN OM LS AL UA JT !
In Fach and F'verv Person, on ac
. cou:-tof their ad.p ability t the
-haracters, ave been 8j ecially
1: nsgeti.
Perrei Seats $1.00. Seata for for sa'e
at Hrisoerger's Book Store. hot TJ 4t
Tobacco and Cigar?;
I
RESPECTFULLY lNFOim THE
Public that I hare opened a first Claas
TOBACCO AND CIGAR ST0SF,
On Market Street, one door E&s of Mcllhen
I eltct d mi- Goods in person and my
mend atd the public will fic
arr nwl!
sd that I tare
SMOKING & CHEWING TOBACCO-
CIGARS AND CIGARETTES. -
Mferschaum, Imitation, Briar, Apple,
Original and Clay Hpca. - '
i!ee.-chaum and Briar Cigar Tvb.s,
Mrschaum Cigarette Tube,
Me rgchaum Buttons,
Wtichsei. Cherry and Pith Stems,
Cigar &od Cigarette Cues,
Tobacco Poucbea,
Uarn Bits, 4c , Ac.; Ac,'
I will endeaTor to plrase, aid keep Jirst
Cla?i Goods, and hope that I may receive a
liberal share of patronage.
noyiy;f WALTER CONEY.
4. c a vj r fry cui kj a
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VOL.IV. WILMINGTON, N. C.i WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1879 NO. 255
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements. I
jdcsBOi We Bhall Open, j
J B Farbae Handsome Xmaa Preterit,
P Bkinsberbbr Holiday Prj.8enta.
Thob. H. Hcwar Four! Dollars.
A. A I. 8HttiER Look'Hharl !
For other locals see fourth page
Window Glas3 ah sizes at ltafler &
Price's.
t
We hear of but few
psinesa changes
to be made next month
New River oysters were plentiful yes-
i i
aay av uity cams f bhuhv -
.Save your money by buying our Build
ing Supplies from Akailer & Price. t
Barque Jen' L.
I'endcrff.ost, (Bt.)
Bates, hence, arrived
at Rio
Janeiro mi
thc.L'iat u!t.
Schooner Wyoming, Fot,: from: Wood's
Hole for this port, was at Viheynrd Haven
on the 30th ult.
The price of admission tp
the Skating
Rink has been reduced to five cents. Use
of tkates ten cents.
You can ge a good
square meal at
Burgaw for a quarter, coppet
tion having
this small
rou?ht the price down to
a , a s
charge.
You pay tie lowest
c ash prices , fu
Household Hardware at
Jacobi's Hard-
ware Depot.
t
uise W.
A paper addressed to
M
iss
Sampson, Wilmington, N
C, ii held for
postage in Raleigh,
The market is now well supplied with
beef, pork, lamb, venison, wila ducks,
poultry, fih and oysters.
Our dealers are now; beginning to re
ceive installments of holiday goods, and
shelves an il windows indicate, the early
advent of Santa Claup.
The fire bell rang
aat evening and the
alarm was located in
he First district,
but it turned out to be
nothing but a foul
chimneW
Meat Cutters and Sluffiis, Guns, Gri od
stones ai:d so on, at JAjcoiii's.
, at j
It was Alderman Foster, and not Al
i 'ii' !
derman Flaunerj
f who moved
that the
CommitiCe on F
re Department be in-
structed to order an instrumen
t for test
in kerosene oil, in the meeting of the
Poard of Aldermen on Monday last. We
mahe this correction by reques
Travellers !
whose health is in danger from bad water
and disease producing vapors, are
secured against all attacks byj
wearing
Flag's Liver and Stomach Pad.
Office,
room 43, Purcell House.
The celebrated Zeb Vance
aijd other
Cooking and Heating jstoves at th lowrs
cash p'ict s at Jacobins Hardware! Depot.
t
Southern Products.
' We were shown yesterday' samples o
t-uar, syrup and molasses made by our
townsman, Mr. A. Hi VanBukkelen, on
his plantation in Southern Georgia.
They were all fair 'samples
1 he sugar
n, and the
was not ciarifi'.'d. being i r w
tyrup was ?.bout rqinl to.--the New Or
leans brand, while tie moUsj-ea woul
pass L-r a go:d Jartic
trv wst'1 uM fcv- eel
tooled f t- . lot.
of Mna
"o'vido, and
e k
off. for Vi6
Magistrate's
CoujI
Before Justice Gardner to-day J.
feb badly woun
idled
Bolton, the young man
at the Rock Spring Hotel a
few nights
s:nce by C. Z. Costin, was arraigned up
oa the tfhirge of :assault and battery, the
warrant for his arrtst haying been issued
upon tbe afudafit of Costin, i who j also
swore out a eace warran
Bulton. The oath made
against : Mr
by the prose
cutor, Costin, locates the difficulty on the
night of the lt of December at the Rock
nrinc Hotel. The cae or cases were
r e I ! i
.sot for trial at 10 o clock to-morrow
(Thursday) morning. j
One I jpcrlcncc Trom Many
I had been sick and miserable
inn rr and had caused my husband
so
80
much trouble and expense, no one seem-t,-
knnwwtat ailed me.thatl was com-
oletelv disheartened and discouraged. In
this frape oi m.nu x got & uukuo ui
BittefSnd used them pnknown to
fQm;itr T soon be2an to improve
Hop
my
and
gained so fast, that my husband and fam -j
i!y thought it strange; and unnatural,
but when ! told them what had helped
me, they sjaid 'Hurrah for. Hop; Bitters '
long may trtey prosper,!', for they have
mother orfill and us haPDv'." The
Mother.
Old Seed Cotton
Whoever heard of seed I cotton seven
teen yearaold? Dr. J. C. Broadhurgt, of
ong Creek, in Pender county, telU us
that he sent to the gin the other day a
t of seed cotton that was grown in
' " . - mm
18e2. It wa raised by his wile wnue
he was away in service and bad been
kept ever since in a box. He sent it last
week to Ool. R. W. Moore's gin and had
returned to him abomt fifty pounds of
beautiful linV Col. Moore says that
notwithstanding its age it turned out as
prettily as any cotton he had ever ginned.
I . JCou can buy, JU$fvl beating 99 ,,k
10 South Front street. , t
Duplin b Onslow Canal.
W. T. Bannermaa; Esq. !, qualified on
Monday last as Treasurer of the Duplin
& Onelow Canal Company. He gave a
good bond for the required amount and
entered immediately upon the discharge
cf his duties.
We are pieased to learn that the pros
pects of the Canal are now very favorable
The first ten per cent, called is coming in
quite freely and as soon as is is all in an
organization will be effected. This, it is
thought,will surely take place this month
and soon after, say early I in January, the
work is to be begun .
The season of Advent.
The season of Advent, so designated in
the e clesiasUcal calendar, as the period
immediately preceeding and preparatory
to the festival of the Nativity for Christ
mas, began on Sunday, when, as is cus
tomary in the Episcopal and Roman Cath
olic churches, as well aa amoDg the Lu"
therans, the religious services partake,
more or less, of a penitential character. In
the Episcopal Church, Advent, which is the
commencement of the Christian year, has
not only for its theme the first coming of
Christ, but also points onward to His sec
ond coming to judge the world, and hence
the season ia invested with peculiar so
lemnity.
The Danttes
Mi. and Mrs. jMcKee Rankin and
troupe arrived in this city last night and
ire stopping at the Parcell "House; They
have a full company and among them
actors of no mean reputation. The Boston
Post says: . 1
The play of "The Danites" is one that
is well known to the people of Boston,
and the present cast has made it more a
favorite than almost any other cast could
have done. It is quite possible to agree
with other critics and speak of 'The Dan
ites" as a poem, and yet it would be more
proper to call it by its right name a
poetical drama. The shadows of the
mountains are upon it, and the golden
sunlight that lingers in the glens illumines
it with a radiance tar greater and more in
tense than its author cou d have eve
hoped for. The rugged nature and child
like simplicity of the pioneer are shown
wedded to a perfect man, and the whole,
poetical as it is, is never without the pro
I er dramatic elements. It is hardly nee,
es lary to speak cf Mr McKee Rankin's
rendition of the part of Sandy. He has
showii the people of Boston what he
could do, and received the praise of the
press without laying himself open to any
blame. Mrs McKee Rankin's Billy Piper
is artistically beautiful, and rendered
with a fidelity to nature which makes it
more pleasing than any of the good things
this really good actress nas ever aone.
Donations to the Fire Department.
Capt. E. J. Pennypacker, Prtsident
of the Champion Compress Company,
has addressed a note to pol. Roger Moore,
Chief Engineer of the Fire D3partment,
in which be encloses a check for 8150
which be wishes to tender, along with
grateful acknowledgements, to the Fire
Department, for their nobli efforts in res
cuing their property from fire en a recent
occasion.
Col. Moore has responded to the note,
thanking Capt. Pennypacker and those
whom be represents for the handsome
donation. He states in this note that an
additional sum of $100 has been also
placed at his disposal for the benefit of
the Department by a gentleman who
desires his name withheld. Col. Moore
has apportioned the $250 as follows: To
the Howard Relief Fire Lnglne Co , 54 5i
Wilmington Steam Fire Engine Co., $45;
Cape Fear Steam Fire Engine Co., $50;
Wilmington Hook and Ladder Co , $35;
Brooklyn Bucket Oo $35; Brooklyn
Engine Co , $25; C. M. Stedman Bucket
Co.j
$15.
Physicians' Wine.
aw York Dhvsicians say that tbey have
hAAn ninr Sneer's Port Grape Wine and
Wine Bitters in their practice for years, to
the entire satisfaction oi tneir pauenu aua
hmiTM. and take ffremt pleasure in
recommending them to the public as being
all that is claimed lor inem, ana, in laa,
the most reliable they can find. For sale
by Green t Planner, Jas. C, Mauds and
P. L.Bridgers & ixv
I Free Exhibition.
There was a rival exhibition in the
square in front of the Market House last
night between Dr. Flagg's Liver Pad
agents and banjo nickers and luinst e's
and one Dunn, who has a few trinkets far
sale, and one or two automatons on xhi
bition to amuse the crowd while he tr.es
to dispose of his wares. Dr. Fiagg's
men held forth from their carriage while
the other party had an impromptu stage
erected from which he tried to amuse the
crowd and draw them to his performance.
Everything was quite orderly, but the
crowd reminded us of a political ineetiug
when the lata tanamtWt-tTtwUTOton
in his palmy days used to run the polit
cal "mersheen" down here for the
Radicals. The erformauce kept up quite
late, we understand, much to the amuse
ment of the large crowd in attendance.
The Alit-KetS
Thi-se wonderful pigmies
of the human
family vi ill arrive in this city'
to-night and
will take .rooras ' at the Purcell House.
General Mite is 1. "3 years old and weighs U
pounds, aud ia, without doubt, the small
est specimen of per fectly formed humanity
of that age ia the world. Maj r Atom is
10 years of age and weighs" 15 pounesi
which, though he is the larger of the two,
wouM make the world-renowned IV m
Thumb a giant in comparison, it seencs
incredible that a person could live to the
age of 15 years aud have possession of all
his faculties, and yet remain no larger Lor
heavier than a newly-born infant.
The Cincinnati Cotn'ncrcial says : The
amazing' reality of these incomprehensible
pigmy prodigies cannot be conceived of
torn pen descriptions, for no language is
potent enough to picture to the mind such
atomized fragments of the human family.'
Two Reports.
The fjllowiDg communications from
the City Attorney and Superintendent Of
Health, to which reference was made in
he proceedings of the Board of Aldeimen
were crowded out of our report yesterday :
To the Honorable Mayor and Board c f
Jldecmenof the City of Wilmington:
Gentlemen : I herewith transmit an
itATnizpd account, coverinz thirtv-eiiiht
naeea of legal cap, showing the amount of
arrears oi taxes couecieu oy me irom me
Mst ofMav last until November 19th, in-
elusive, sgsregating tne sum oi !jio,5di.oy,
aud showing tbe years for which and the
from whom each amount was col
lected.all of which 1 have turned over to the
City Cleik and ireasurer, witn me excep
tion of some amounts credited on past due
bonds, ior which I hold certificates, and
amounts expended in necessary expenses,
for which 1 am ready to account, in
viaw of the fact that a voluminous
quantity of writing is required in order
to keep these accounts straight, and to in
sure a systematic collection of the
delinquent taxes which run over a nurn
ber ot years, I. respecuuuy reueab iut
Hnnorablei Mayor be req uired to re-
q uest the Board of Audit and Finance to :
A . . 5 . 4 J
audit my booKsana accouam uy to uic,
?S 1 f ll 14J
so that 1 may get ciear oi ma actumuiineu
airJfintT i-flndered.'necesary to!kep my ac
counts straight, and make a new start.
I think altogether tne amount collected
will aggregate twenty thousand dollars
by thelarst of January next. Respect
fully submitted,
City Attorney.
Wiltoiugton, Dec. 1st, 1879.
To the Honorable, the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the Lily oj
Wilmington:
Gwktlemen: I have the honor to
present for your consideration the follow-
a . if a a.'
ing resolutions, passea at tne last meeung
of the New Hanover Board of Health, on
the 4th day of November, 1879:
"Whereas, It is apparent to tms
Rnard tnat the removal of health inspec
tors from duty leaves the Superintendent
of Health withomt such assistance as is
oeceesary to properly perform the duties
of his office; we therefore recommend that
health inspectors be reappointed.
"FurtJierTvore. Tho number of carts
nrw in use bv the eity for scavenger duty
is not sufficient to keep the streetB, alleys
and byways clean; we tberetore recom
mcDd that, in addition to those already
used by the city, four additional oues be
added, and these to be under the control
of the Superintendent of Health, exclu
sively for saBitary work."
it will at once be evident to your hon
orable body that it is only during the
cold months that much of the work
aeedeJ to put the city in sanitary condi-
. " i T.--...;nr. r. .... ; n n
tion can be aone. "w6i ,uiuiu6
nn k nil to clean ditche?, the renewal
ot sewer and gas pips, the excavation of
& J
privy sinks, and tne nxe, are aangerous
t k- Hnn in the hot months. - By com-
m-M.;nr w. and workinz steadily day
by day. there will be no harrying and
no panicky feeling about our sanitary
anrronndinsM when yellow fever is an-
h ;n diatint uorts The work
UVOUWVM mmm ft
cannot be done in a harry, aod means are
nur tncarrv itn. The New Han
over Board of Health therefore offer these
suggestions, and urge upon ym tue ne
ceasity of prompt action.
Respectfully, your ob't serv't,
J. O. Walker. M. D.,
aup't of Health.
December lit, 1879.
mm.
Probabilities.
The following are the p cLaLilities re
ceived to d v From - the Signal. 'OHice-in
this citv: "
For the South Atlantic K.ist GvM
States lower pressure, win la mostly iron)
aumerous rains fliuwc
in
lat
(-r
rising barometer and
C'.der X
thorlv
winds.
Wilmington Enterprise - Handsome
Work. I
A need Ion-felt in this con. i!,ity l.:v-
bjen supplied by Messrs. G . i & Co.
ii permanently e.-:Ubli. hn; a Linage
anl harness fjictr.ry. 'They luruout I cuu
tiful work which they u krantt-e to be as
d irabie as pretty, i- rum tt,-u to hi teen
hands are regularly employed in the h;t-
1
t ry, and work of all kiuds in tii:it L r.tr.clv
of businccs is turned out in a manner
waich dues credit, to the city and rt llects
much praise upon the projtx.tors ut the en.
terprise.
Three buildings are ucd f ;r tiu wt-rl;
done by Messrs. Gerhartlt C ., aud
eich building is sot apart exclusively for
one kind of work. The one used f r ro-
pairing is COxGO I
furnishing dt'p-r
sipplicd with .til
"eet, while th- t'.:ii a; ,'.
Ili.'.'lt is oObO U'.i.U.u
ti u n 4'i.reaients ncccs
rirst class work. Tne
8ary to turn out
harness department face on Th'rd street,
and runs back eighty feet. Harness of any
kind or quality that is desired is inadu
aid each piece is guaranteed to be as oid
aad cheaper than any brought here from
Northern marketa. . Thi buggies, car
riages and wagons made byOerhardt C
Co. are very much admired, arVlight lun
ning, and as everyone is made und.r tho
personal supervision of the proprietor.-.
they know the 'quality cf material us-vd 1
and guarantee each and ever- cue cf J
tham. It is their boast that they can turn 1
out as good work as is done in Norilr-. -m j
markets and at a mush less price. . ':-..
enterprise is one whscu deserves t:r)i:r
QTamor.f tint timii'.' si-.' - f 'f i.
enterprise but because it LuruL
bast of work at th lowest pf ices.
Now Advertisoments.
Four Dollars
FOR FOUR DOLLARS you can bay fr.
elegant Hand Sewed Oaitsr, made on an
improved Last, with London Toe. Some
thing new, neat and VtKI
Boot and Shoea of every ' deacristior ii
extremely lew pi ices.
Tliti". 11. 11U i. I ,
dee 3 No. 47 North ifarket .'t.
Handsome Xm
Present.
NOTflER LOT NLW HOMS SE-.vi.V j
MA CHIN SS, juat receivei. Call in La-iles
and Fxamine the Lijrht Sunning, New Hox-:
Machine. J. P. FARKAK,
dec3-2t ' 2i" Market Strce'..'
Holiday Presents,
mHE PLACE TO BUY" Holiday Presents
X is the
LIVE BOOH sror
Where you can qet ju3t the Ih'r L' . - t-
most Complete Aeaortm-nt-. ! ' icfn! '. Or
namental Goods.
Call early and make your ?u'' Ct!o;.-.
PIANOS and ORIAN. it nri - s tt ul',
all fold on the Iittalctent l'i n -t
dec 3
10 aLd 41- Market ,t.
Look Sharp !
LD PR0B3 SAYS THESE IS I'LLNTY
o
of cold weather Juat ahead. Be early then
and in seaaon and buy ood, Tvarm, hand-
;oaie Clothing, Overeat!, IiatJ, Cape, Col-
Ian, and the cheapeet Shirt in the city, at
BORtEIi'S TTO aTORE8,
M irket tt.
dec 3
Notice.
rpHE FEMALE SCHOOL will be resumed
in the Bnrgaw Academy baildicg on the
firt Monday in January neat, undtr tbe d.'-
rectnn of competent teachers.
Bargaw, Dec. 1, 1879. dec 2 lrn'lAw
We Shall Ooen !
MONDAY, A FRESH STOCK OF
OvercoatSi
MCNSyN, THE CLOTOIEK
AOV 29 AND MEH. TAlLtH.
PLEA8E '50TIC&
win
b&rlad to rsceive conmcnicatlcni
frors ozr friends ca any and all '!nb?e?t .
gcn:rtl izicrait bat : I
i
Tie cin;o cf.tta writer cert alryf te fur
nljhfd to tLa LMIt r.
- r . '
E"o33:rL:tatiDrs'nic2t bd written on cp.y
one side cf th.V paper. j
Personalities must be avjofc.
... And ii ii e?recia'Iy hn'i pirn' .fa'.crltojiiv.r
atood tLat the Ldltcr docz not always
tbe riewi of corre.-nonJen t, unlcf j s
So
ia the editorial coluins.
&gy' Advortiscmoiiti
FAEL Mira COP.
AT
EVl- m. KATZ
HAVi.Nv, . i t I hi A 1 1
V.Urh ! U ! ' ! in- i. i
ni "uyip- tl'.: ClK-lrilM- i t.oiU'CT.
of EniviK-an and Aii',m it-.m iJaiJi.tactur-
Patron
athl r 1 1 im.
Bargains
in all' V, .
.'ilM-n.K.t I1' I ;;r,!n-.a-.t
i rf.int i ! ce('II'-l i:i
' w - r m ' w
Uy any 11- uie m tne ci'y cr (.Ih w J;crc
MQK DRESS SILKS. r
O:Belloii Guinc-t, Ttill iit' an 1 r.cno; Q
uianuiae. u: e.
Uur cok-l.ratcd heavy Soft Gil OS Gli..N
for Uno Dollar pb'r yard. j i
r.. in-... . l t.- . . .:. .-J r
WIS ESS Q0ODS.
tin M'-I i7V7rCasIm:t Solo, lirocaac
. ' . - '
Ilayf! Jlro.-K, (; iv:t: ) ;,Ir,hiir, i
' ;.;. (.yi:v V, ll., ;;
striped
( !--r i ' . "... i.s :jvm i- e'!iN up
GoiortMt io-te. eha if s, cents'
Uduhic A'idih. Golo: cd Alpacas, lioavy
only 10 cents pt-r ani. .1'
only 10 cents 'r ard. -
A dro it Y:vUyi dhT-ron!. styles, 1
able f'.r tho season, very low.
ult-
& Gaming: Good
5.
I'l'-t- le. a s-' tinv-nt over rfJied here,
i'i)ra; 'o-hb.-t.ir.-e-, Tatiiis'v Grupo
;l.:li : i l -'i', ', A rm 1 JlnX'atle C'asttf
in. 'i '- : I k
''io:;..
oJiil:
, AtiLtruliari
OioalWaiDiiiifligwl
'Irimniina1, h'i'k, firass and CJiencdl Frir..
c;es, Gloves a;.d Hosiery, every; stj ie, good
itndThcfp, .Airl-i ;in.if;r.s-!.!.-
Tlie U:k Fifty C " v f-v-r 3 !d in
th" f it''. " :
Ribbons
r:.
i.c", S t' it:, Mrli.c l : rt-.l cad id'
.".and r ':: :.- iu t'i I'.-.'.e.tt varlc
If .uvM!-'i '1;.: Gor.il , ir-a?, Fiau-
. :
Mor and - Boys'. Vear
Ii I!e :':;., 1;, LarSes arid Children's Mc-
:" V':- K ich;r. -, Ti s, Fancy GK.-ds.
t: i iioNSitKi l)i.:u JJj.cn Uar.'dkcr-
:..'.. 1 - in fip. jjOMF-VriG ;ooj,
. it o.'c, a l at pi ices which dcfy.corai.
j;-.:;:), and ontiii; s v.L: h citiuot fail
'. ;iw L.iUsfac'iou. ' 1 can assure my' Lind, '.
prions that :vc.ry arlic'c- v. ill le told A3
LOW, and THE MAJOKITV L'JW'VM
:Lan at.any previous scascu.
Order Sample: and you v-id be certain
to patroniz-i - ,
Trl. M,' KATZ,
IIC, Market St.
cx:t Si.
CITY HALL-ONE WEEK.
CCrMEHCIHC THURSDAY, DEC; 4;
The Greatest Hunun Msxvtls
ever created.
ILe Famcua, Woaierfal
GilN'ERAL 3J iTil, '
A pre I'j jtiri, weiijai I? lbs
MAJOi: ATOM,
A ge? 10 year, weihias 15 lis,
These,, atones of hatBanity. perfect in form
han-Jiosia and intelligent, bar created ex
trnordinary txiteaect ia Nortiiern and
Southern citlef and Coney I!and. " i
On exhibition daily, afte-noon 2 20 ;
toi. Erenine, ' to J. riatarday Momiajr,
extra, 10 to 12.
AVrOID CKUWPS. GOME EA11LY,
Don't fail to teefhvp. Adicsi!)n 25 eta.
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