North Carolina Newspapers

-J0B5EINTKG.. THE THE OBJTl JV&EPAltT2&$r SUBSCRIPTION HATES: , 7uu been tAorowjhhj supplied vri& every needed want,, and with th& LcUest Styles Type and every manner qf Job F'fri can now pc done, with neatness, dispatch tmd i:r-vits$. . - i) ula one year (postpaid) in advance.,.,$8 00 c!.-, fmdhS. M 4 W hrce Month One Month M... ... i W '-. if canjicrnwi at tuort i ucc r " BLAKZSyHILL EZ. V "t " ' . LETTER HEAZ'CIBDS,:" WEEKLY EDITION. ". tcouiy,po0M-....:....;"..... 2 10 She Months...--- l.OO iT X-t reductions for clubs. TAGS, POSTETJS. . -i. progilii:- iiip JttLsr, CHARLOTTE N. Ci THUnSDAYr JUgE 27, 1878 -f rv.., . - . . ....'-- ' I'' ...T . . . jjikm.,-i - .. t-. :- v- J - -- -T. .. . . - - - -f . -. , " - .. -, ."; ;.; ' - .r-,,j niT i nrAWP nncipntnhATi K't---.-, ... - - - . --v. .z . rrr r. rzrzzzzrr!" -M II III --JII f II III A. X. A.111. ..II idlW i I 1 A A...t -A. A ! I " F - I l ll lll --V.1T III AIAM ' 111- 111 I . III 1 Mil I'l I III 'II I .T 1 III M l til . - Ill II1II1WIII III III . 111 1 : -w 111,111 I ' II .- . v. I .l t 5Tt Beadj-made Clothings ; dnife Stral llcrchatiflise, iwill 1 find attheog establisKedhouse ft 1 V JLJUXJ-i Xl , r LETTER FROM BEAUFORT. t t - ' '.'! Si Apirited Rejoinder to M. B. C."' r '- ' - ' ' Oorrespondeoce of the Obserrer. 7 Seaside House, BEAiTFoRr,!N"C,- V - c-m - June22; 187i - 'j J ! i On o the attractions of: our Baa fort breakfast table iixvaddition; t the sdft crabs" aa graphically -a dif cussed j (in two , wftys; perhaps) i Jiby-;ryDur x - - T ' -.. , n -V "i L ' . (m two ,we,js perhaps) i Hy.;4 Thk JiARG est,.-. Best, Assorted -andTCmiAPEslr Stocsk or Gooira sprightly cofresionciedt,iathe ( i - " vl . c-w L: ingrs paper w6 elanded orer -aj STATE NEWS - Cholera is destroying the Alamance " Slew Hanover Superior Court, Judge Euvefis m session STATE POLITICAL ITEMS. 4 - There is still nothing to indicate that the t Bepublicans will put eUt a ticket for the Supreme Coifft bench i The - Statesvijle Landmark 7it a $ v j :' . - that the Alexander Democratsmet-Xq , A4estroctive fie is reported, to have convention on the 15tlu r: J P lr-U occurred at Jackson, JN ortnampton county, last Sunday night. - son was cecum mended as -onejjfthJenj ators i from . Iredell, Alexander! and JU WM UUU. JUaH Bill BdgerilIored, of GrahamlasUJ.! entered fijst- under his left eyei'tThe Gleaner says his condition is critical m -V,,. i.V. i.i.l lilt . L-II W M tUD UVUOC it IF i ioongwiuinwtP. " of the court: R M Sharne for ih t i-Tfi: ;to,ol f6r,ner1d rpe, anA T P Pn1 frtr lUHVLA I . V'r " rr" ? 5 X W :f S li frcim "M BM?"? Jated-tk& ?15tk inst. Utoanersays nis conaiwonis CTWicai. - i-vi , ' Weafe prepared to prote iipone?amiaali6n' df ,otfr stock" thattwe make ShicBhfledesCTiMftfehel arnw' r t . . - 1 The DanyillfeMVa)-!! ays no taw boast, and soliciV'iuye liiStS'l fiiP. Democratic! conyebfid.tS d?tfJ Daawelt OUR G 00 D3 AN D PRICES before, pu rch asiDg. j -w 1 - faTtSHbteLertaln held.anqoeaMWe.bodyf min-; conntrmet at YarieeynlfeMdnaayi -Vp; V. ? . iSrsaiaadvertS A i r.t iotji.Li- f it -A'Ti?L-Llr3 pi course 4naqvewnuy,.io 7ur thA 'stih Tot of Mr ,J H McE wee. aJiTixr nkw sia rJl unrstuuK. ui et9 . vruvutsiv niiurpcu AipacKStS jwnurmu" I botlSTand tne jnost excellent prirate ttj nai jurendered a vfcfclsmitfeorWHouse'JGrifattf Yorl ;o KiM ainvpq Snn Hm roll Vftri. Tio r1 To r. ClrA a 1 boardine hdUses of .this ?"Catjutpy the f. . are complete; anlim. xemisipg that your corfespon- 5fffi ?ecw1ft 1a?,,55Srt5nfi ?BWS?' Carpets, OU'Cloths arid Mdttmgiyery low tV ent, is otVthWfleas afflicted idth; 1 ' -of !K : i-rV ' A-3 5 ' : J 1UW;lf:, findvWuodesirehae-' Some rural rdosters.aborine to Eke - 1 , , f V,' .f-. " -' lOrVi,! ' Fir dealings Polite. and, attentive clerks. your elves, iv y$ - k , rA Democrat ana iiome copy, Call and we tfsand judge" for H? .2 '? i it- ?j t n MS march 22 : BU 1 -IT'S. inv hmuei rf Kennmn Er nTinfrtjefiM etc, demand that the mistakes matje'byj claimed, "Say, mister, can I come in ?'? ROKSS NICHOLS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL ? - . V . T " f 1 liyil SWI ALL JULBB II KINDS OF FORHITDEB, BE0DINGf&a CHEAP BED8TEAD6, LOUNGES, COFFINS of all KINDS on HAND.1 No. 5, West Trade 8tM yer to appear in printer losay one star, approached the entrance toPOatt I, For; upwards of tlrJyyeari-lfrVii disparaging word jof .sthfiiiAtlantic or dai6 Cemetfy Wilmington; tiiet otbe pl.'P Pootlung jrophaa-;been.uea' ft i anyone oi ae gooanoMis ann noara-it day. and taking the Uonfederatabronzd "Tf 1UJ,1 Jt!Luu'?Zi1r cares dysentery n4-"diftrrijtBS-whethdC arising n-oauttetbiog or rotber mubos. ' An t Vi. t v i up w ine umeoi going 10 preBU, ne old and weU-triedremedy. 24 cents bot- luiueuaiuiucuouHrauaiiuojiimu-iharin't.tnirt thPtn whfithfir t,nv ronm I tin a tic, . adjacent as theytarf to; J6he ho,tel or not. ' .- : 1 ' -' ' " ' 1 1 - - - . ana comparaUTeiy.)atestasr is. ? ft siQijoatld. 1 certainly a great imptovemiem on Wilmineton Star 55th : , .YesterdrrT- those of the olden time at Beaufort. 1 morning Messrs Cronly & Morris eoSj: Stallr every lady passing even from: the: I the following stocks and bonds' at aucr "back stairwa-to the bathHouse-eau; tion : $6,700 City 'ot Wilmington 8 per? -'j oe seen irom ine ironi veranaas oi i cent bonds at $7o. 1U0 snares capital neighbors a .ell as from the 'lonjr stock Wilmineton & Weldont Railroad bridoiref which pedestrians Sirejcon-1 at $45": par value $100.': 10 shares cap tinuallypassiog.; But what of that 34 t ital stock Nayassa Guano Company at ' thl ftPA f "nin backs?" Rlirewr .' ahV I TS1 -r.iiV v1iia 1(V ft'a)iaya oanita.1 teminme wpo maces nerseu tue cynp- j stocfc-JNortn uarouna Jtcauroaa cpmp sorefof admiring tt) eyes as she min- J ny; at $4&25 ;, par yalue $100.: 3. cinglrse hotel! and rug store iwr-ba i'a .'n,a - s"- " 1 Lbjm:thafwhole outline -AWdmingt on negro got tired of . his ii..alstiHct4ej$peVt'hit the tight., dress wife. and wanted to marry againus He and icantiness of hpi drapery cail run accofdiogly got into the office of the dXessmgisOwn'brfWrApT)$rfc itfew yiu ithx. andwhile unnoticed, cut a page on a nice bridge-tor.heitiat. housV J ftom thef "book containing jihes record even at ue rwit ui ueiug caaaauyweppH or marriage licenses, iqub aeswoying i and eved 'bowed tow bv gentlemen obA the evidence of his marriaee and with piaSlPiZIe, ifjenfll-'l bis the record of the marriages of J pcn, don't observe" pn sucnx occa- twenty-six others. The 6ftar says they sions. Ah. mr Editor, jt is, as my Old 'have arrested him and bound him ITvAriAh' tAdAhA tfcff uprif. f aaxr 'Ma :;:;;itfv I. - Milam 'Minmiit ' mmWi .i'-f.; 1 I - : i ' , Jf M I A M " ft. k r v i ': . .1 jr - .offcast 4. - - k , , -, . - A'-a-i;. . v;- r; , y&pcJ.z&.SrVi to :net the-As- oi Wri' ; tL- timer mWCr " -1 ' 'y tlibc LssTiave ever ;- r, Mr Xqvmclia6 ttorld am presented ,upqn M ..U!t 2 sami - I An, Itm Xntvrcsl JEvery .Mljrtf de 4!Tencn teacher w.owppt to say. ipnriffUftaTticleiarEtiot de genuine paodestT' tliat permitB ladies to whirl in the giddy mazes of the voluptuous over in $200. TtAalMB to 1m or Betft 5i t i OHABLOT'EB, JN. FIUE ASSORTMENT OF-CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, ' JUST, ARBIYET. waltz, or the lasciyious "German," i CALL-ANI SEE THEM. . , r f ,4 while they hesitatSto pass when slight- "t jan3 .i.ii'.j , Lai ' 10 : ' ?': ' '" ' .:v : VTA ' '' "' PORTSMOUTH, Yl, RALH6H, HAHWT, Mi 7 aVqUICK and RELIABLE as an JlEeight Boutweiln : mm mm m V AITIPR I llOcI KALE GH. PDRTSrilOUTH. I OKfULK. ALL tAbl tnil tl I ltd thores,.tq have "drsinghousesat , - ' . ' thai 1 VI 4i.ilA Iy, but by bo means , immodestly, en dishabille, to a' sea side bathing house. Wrappers are not decollet, - and do not eil'massant. h "(Serve, too. in hastier swell to show. . Short glimpses Of a breast of sno-v," as does the evening full dress (or un dress) of our belles. ' But to return to the "mistakes." As "all the world" of Beaufort is "at liber ty to bath in the surf," so, too, "all the worl4"rof Beaufort hotel keepers is at What nature haa tliua denied, art rn'.is'; 'c nMti i firm i ah. w' . . Tt can be done: it "is done daily. Prof, w.l Hagait placed beauty -within the reach of every un blessed daughter of Eve -when he discovered that surprising article knpirn in fashionable circles oa the true secret of beauty and called AND ALLirOINTS SOUTH. Express Freight. Trains, , CLOSE CONNECTIONS, PROMPT AND CAREFUL DELIVERIES GUARANTEED. For fall information, Tariffs, &C., apply to IS. FINO Southwestern Agent, Charlotte, N. C. mch26 BARGAINS IN 25 TO IES H AT 23. G- . 13. O G 3K IHL S ' r y l - nffj NEXT TO POSTOFFICE. ; j H MY STOClt lS VERY LARGE AND EMBRACES A FULL LINE OF Parler, Chamber, Dining Booa and Office Farninire. THIS ENTIRE STOCK FOR SALE AT 5"r ACTUAL COST, AND STORE FOR RENT, junll . y wii . viv j ijimMiH X i Up.; JT. 3HE. p RUG G'I S If , A'D C HXiyilST, liberjJ applying to th proper au- the surf," which has iteenAdone and permission obtained bjKpers. The "renting of bathing-dresses' ' is a mere matter of taste, most ladies pre ferring a monopoly of at least one bathing suit. The Atlantic has a fine band and a spacious ball room, but not by any means the only band and ball room in Beaufort. All the sojourners at the other hotels and private boarding houses, who desire it, will enjoy the same privileges. The writer is moat comfortably dom iciled at the admirably conducted Sea side House of Captain B L Perry, and his excellent, energetic wife, who, with respectful, well trained servants, cer tainly leave ndthing to be desired in the way of comfort and seaside living to those who are so fortunate as to se cure quarters for the summer at their first class establishment. The house is new, scrupulously neat and pure in all its departments; and although there is no "bar" and no "dancing school" connected with the house, there is certainly music and dancing for those who desire them, and in adjacent cot tages connected with the Seaside House, which cottages have front rooms open ing on verandas overlooking old ocean's vase expanse, there is perfect quiet and retirement for those who come simply to be benefitted, and to enjoy "the deep sea with music in its roar." The dormitories of this house are handsomely furnished, haying not only most "comfortable beds, as well as look ing glasses, pegs, rocking chairs and bureaux," but . even the "wash stands with appliances, and matting on the floors," which "M B C" thinks "may be bad." Nay, even Brussels carpet ing the guests of mine host Perry find on dormitory as well as on parlor floors. The writer speaks advisedly and experimentally when stating that no better accommodation is afforded at Old Point, Cape May, Saratoga, or Niagara in the way of substantial com fort, scrupulous cleanliness, attentive entertainers and an appetizing board than at this house. A more tempting cuisine than that of Mrs Perry is rarely enjoyed. Every variety of delicious fish that the waters afford : hard and soft crabs, oysters and eschalops, are unstintingly provided at every meal, dressed by a cook wno -Knows y a 111- 7 ' fTnnrtnnfttfilr not one woman in ImndredTBub- The Wilmington Review Says that jeetoHhewhirasof an AwwicancninaojbMe8- 1..1 cj,, j i j ! a.;il I ea tnat Dans ana iBrunjfWHi u wn uj a wiiuuuiwj a ioujt uim uu uitwuims i pure and clear complexion cuuuu, uuiug jen aiuuc iu iuo uuubw, went to the, front door and, upon open ing it, was confronted by a mulatto man who reached at her with an open knife, and inflicted a wound on her forehead and on her arm be fore she could get out of the way. The man then went into the parlor, took a seat and looking around, spied a cigar on the mantle which he lit and commenced puffing with the utmost complacency. In the mean time the lady was calling for help, and the man becoming frigatenejl betook himself off in the direction of Brad ley's Cteak. which separates Greenville frpfi Wrights ville Sound. IT' lm VThe Hillsboro Recorder says : Doctor. Wilson, the coroner of the county of Orange, was called upon Saturday to view the body of Calvin Murray, found dead at Compton's Jtnill, near Cedar Grove. It appearedin the evidence that the deceased, who was a man consider ably upwards of 70 years of age, had carried a grist of wheat to the mill with the assistance of a neighbor, who left him at the mill door. The mill is on the side of the hill, the lower side much higher than the upper. The ac cess to tne mining room is Dy steps leading to a platform from which a door opens to the room within. The miller being out at the time, the door was closed ; and while waiting, the old man appeared to have fallen off to the ground below, and was found soon af ter with his neck broken. The ver dict was in accordance with these facts. On the same morning the wife of Louis Carlton, colored, at Chapel Hill, while engaged in washing, sud denly stopped from her work, sat down and died immediately. MlYY. Ql LlsmaAiMX find. Manufactured 3wWif joytbehopeand pecu- WT Jj.l A R Trio ?t. .J T'k CO'-TAwJ i : , , vi vr-f, wvtwT o ojuu. i uujt a vi -jusj tv ; a jt ivcp, ... vWe are doin, the, Hbinge trade ofif the J VA011"' 01 tn.mntrt;;ano:;tlie etatei ana . . tiu vuiuiufrai.il i h -. i.nHrrDvnprrnin tihm f i a appiy tne active - y replenished the In meiit depleted Ijj' lie uaHL rnree dajg,pd: placed upoh this tat famed: tTqb Counter, $omii2to Bargains in attractive all wool suits, worth twice the j value of the 1 ciosing umrorm IIP. tlftT mm-. -if I 9TSa f..,,Srf i..' hi m 1 (4 it. I VtlB i. r I Ma, f m ! V - ' -- . .-it TIT TPTTwii l Mr I I n I a LA I I in. 4 J WON. The Maskoua BaIM ia a ansa device for creating a pure and blooming-cqpplexioa. It conceals all natural blemishes In the most sur prising and effective manner. It removes all roughness, eruptions, redness, blotches, freckles, and tan with magical power. It drives away all evidences of fatigue and ex citement. TheUwtineetnent Of Sellina lt Cost ?F0R THE NEXT SIXTY BXJS. HAS1 CEfiATED GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE CLOTHING MARKET OF We&renryicopTist;s to tak advantaee. or propose to sell out our entire Stock. c : s - . -. ,--y ; c ., . - The immense. prosperity in our business has forced us to sell, .and we still more rrfuce;hock;irMrtIej to: enlarge And remodel our place of business :idiic opinion if rotund, and plump. It makes a matron of 85 or 40 look not more than 20 years old, and changes the ruatio maiden inte a cultivated city belle. The Magnolia Balm removes all blemishes and con ceal every drawback to beauty; and, while it is as harmless at water, it is to lie-Hke in il effeds that the closest cbterver cannot detect it use. Ladies who want to make themselves attractive can make an absolute certainty of it by using Haoah's Magnolia Balk, and we know of nq other way. It is the cheapest preparation m the workt, all things considered, ana may be had at any druf store. . . . . . t . Atmaaesine piainessiiicw uoBuiutu. - ' 1 'fffta ' i Tf. mmtk mmnlexion a dazzline vurity and I ia still onanimouS &nd decisive in awarding the Palm of Mprit tn our Popular makes the neck, face, and arms appear graceful, I TTfMiae . '. , ; No Clothing House in "North Carolina can Bay what we can, Ci3 As we Import our Goods and Manufacture our own Mens' Clothing. No Job or old styles of goods but new designs fresh Goods and Latest fctylesN every time. " We have still a few Boys7 and Children Suits which we will sell at Manufacturers cost L. BERWANGER & BRO., FINE CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, It A. TIONAL CLOTHING BALL. JL cSSo PPP KttB II NN N GGO IT8 PPB R II NN N G Q SSa FPP KKS II K N N G One Hundred and Twenty-Four Thousand Dol lars of Factory Bonds Sold to a Syndicate. Augusta (Ga) Chronicle. At the annual meeting of the Enter prise Factory last March, the directors were authorized to issue 8 per cent bonds to the amount of $160,000, for the purpose of increasing the capacity of the mill to 15,000 spindles. The bonds were issued and $36,000 were sold to different parties at par. Yes terday Mr P: I Cohen, oi the hrm of J J Cohen & Son, purchased for a syndi cate in this city the remainder of the bonds, amounting to $124,000, at 95 and interest. Very few of the bonds have been sold outside of Augusta. The new machinery, about 6,000 spin dles, will be put in the mill in a short time, increasing its capacity to between 14,000 and 15,000 spindles. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To win a Fortune. SEVENTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, 1878, at NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, JULY 9th. p R K N NN N NN G GG GGG MM MM AC 2C K 1 MMMM M M 3 M M M n l l n x ii n l I. ir x L II T.T.T.T. T.T.T.T. II n II fi NN If NN N NNN N NN N JIN FEB B EB K KKB RttR T T Y Y RBK , TT R K T S R T : Train Wrecked by Banning Over a Drunken . . Man, r iM'.a -mx 'vi'Ki v.--ct .: u-uivj .,. -.: . . Nbt Offers to the trade3 a full stock of JjuUrfs jucmm &na exactly how to prepare them ; and, if P X)IKrS TO we better "living" can be had "on the Qohgnes, English Select nces, Sm..- earth beneath or in the waters under Soap1 English Frenchnd American Hair'and loom frusnes. the eartb, this deponent knoweth it r-r t it h rs . i aI. ?V.i on1 A air nf. CareCullypfeparedat;aii nours, ootu a. Jt J. H. IWcADEN'S Prescription Store. In making special mention of the house at which the writer happens to be,no disrespect, no invidious compar ison is intended, for in addition to the. hotels, there are capital boarding houses in Beaufort one especially, of long standing, kept by Miss Sarah Da- , Ralston, Pa, June 23. An ' intoxi cated man named James Jarvey, was run over by the Southern express train on the Northern Central Railway, near Mclntire, last night, and was literally cut to pieces.-The engine was thrown on a side, track, and was stopped by running Into a train of empty cars; but the baggage car was precipitated down an embankment. No others were injured, however, and the passen gers were transferred to a special tram brought from Williamsport for tnat purpose, ine coroner commenced, au Louisiana Slate IMeri, Compai? This institution wag regularly incorpora ted by the Legislature ot tbe State, fox Edu cational and cnaritable purposes in lao, with a capital of $1,080,000 to which it haa since added a reSerlre'tand of $350,000. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU TION will take place monthly on the second Tuesday. It never scales: or post pones. Look at the following distribution : ' CAPITAL PRIZE; $30,000. ' 100,000 TICKRTiA.TTWO DOLLARS EACH. HALF-TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. LIST OF PRIZES : 1 Capital Prize, $30,000 1 Capital Prize,..... ... 10,000 1 Capital Priza...,.i.... ' 5,000 2 Prizes of .....M$2,500.Mm, 5,000 5 Prizes of..- 1,000..,; 5,000 20 Prizes of.. ...50O....." ! 10,000 100 Prizes of-..- ......lOO..... .. 10,000 -200 Prizes ef...... .-..50.. 10,000 500 Prizes of ...... ..,.........,,,20......,, 10)00 1000 Priaes of. I HAVE RECEIVED MY GOOB8 will sell them at Prices which defy COMPETITION. ii -n o n. .7 is li'r-j.4 Persons purchasing Goods in my line will find it to their : interest to give me a call before buying elsewhere, as I will not be undersold by any one. apr5 Mrs. R. McNELIS, Tryon Street. i-'.'.v' . I!' riT lc': : I'l'll-lft" r We, offer to the trade the following: desirablef, fiOX)dB atsuch 10r- N'000 j ereatlv reduced Diices' as to ensure ranid sales s yi For the rest of the season our entire Stock of y AppTonmauoni'nzea oi 3uur.. .. j,yw 1 9 Approximation Prizes! $200,... 9 ApproxiiHatwnPriaes.ol.JlQO,...; Hi 1,800 u. 1857 Prizes, amouDting toMM,.....u.$110,a00 ResDOosible corresnondlne azents wanted at all prominent points,- to, whom a liberal compensation will be' paid . l' ; Application frr rates to clubs should only be made to the; .Home " Office in 'New Or- c 900 l 8ISHSK ii-SJ" M MM MM KKB RBR ' DDD KKB KBJI aSSs aBSa ' GGG W W DDD .88. r HB gMMMMMMMMR R It P, PRj BE j a8!"!8 G . , OO . OO OD . u -V" an a XI If : S3 n It MS. :, a a a m vtvr v -.Vf J J XJ u SSH UTJ M M MM M MEKSR :K POP R 1 RKBKSSSSSS8 GGG OO 1 OO DPP SaoS leans vis, the praises of which have been I inquest at once, but not obtaining sufli-1 Write, clearly stating full 'address, for universal; but "we speak that which cjent evidence, adjourned until this tottOT..i?,l,l"S.l5!!l2'' WP An know and testllV tO tnat WhlCIl I mnmintr whan it Dug strain adnnrnaA . . SJAtJirS, mm m, H V w - . . I UlVi UiUK. I 1 VS - A HMAM US until Monday, I 1 M : a'7 :1 M m --iMmT-? 1 PHI 1111 1 m'mmmm4 aT f : .A, A-iA-"JU;. - - - ffOIl.;.OSIIA,i;.11.".- - we have seen." in alluding to the Sea side House, our present abiding-place. ID lauvuug.oue iiuune it u IUltO uu- necessary to disparage others, even in- ierentiaiiy, ana it is quite certaiu tuv reasonable, or even unreasonable peo ple, will doubtless find themselves wen satisfied at Beaufort, this summer, with the accommodations cf. both ho tels and boardine-houses, as well as with the bracing air.the softly luxurious What She Cannot Make. From the Barlington Haw keys A Boston man has a vest that Fanny Fern made with her own hands. And we-will bet $100 that it never did and rreVe er will fit any man in this wide. wide world : ' that thev can't tell bv its breezes, the bathing, fishing, and above f shape whether it was originally made ail. the moonlight sailing on this beau tiful bay.- What of natural attractions does our old State lack,' from moun tains to sea-board "with rich ore in her bosom and life in her fountains' and what need ia there for our sops and daughters to go abroad in search of health and pleasure, impoverished1 as m ost of them are by the devastations for a fat woman or a lean man ; for a man with a sway back, or a man with a hump on his back like a camel. Wo man, heaven bless her, is the" light of our homes, but when she tries to make a map's vest the' angels-Vweep. ) ' And whenvshe makes a pair of pantaloons tot . mm . ue , lmmoi their; s ides rv and -rttn P. 0. Box, 692, New OrIeanS,lcusiaha. ' . . All our ' Grand Extraordinaty Drawings are under the supervision and management of GENERALS G I BEAUREGARD and JUiSAli A JCAKLtX. jun 12 dw 4w taw gLLIOTT'S iPAMILY FLOUR, Younts Family Flour. .' ' ! . Ramsoor's Family Flour -Ni C. Hams, Bacon, Meal, Hay, 8hucksi (&, a specialty. ...'iii.. WILLIAMS & FINGER r UldUl JL btbestiHpi4fMttaku(M r Drowm,oa PCM i Dugoea nuoru naoe o i Macs or Drowm, doaa I I .away-i into .the! .I0L2.tjsJMf?!V will be sold at the lowest prices of the season. - i An elegant line of White Goods, in pleasing variety 5 prices guaranteed. . ' A splendid line fancy Hose; Ladies', MissesV "and . Child ren's, just received. . v. A large lot white Skirts, worth $2 each, will be sold for 50 to 75c. . ' An elegant assortment Ladies SilW: Parasols and Umbrel las will be closed out at cost. . - -: . ' m . t Ju8treceived the latest novelties in Ladies English Walk ing Hats. - , . A charming vaiiety of BuUim Xkefpe lse BujfflingJ! em- bracingall the newest colors and designs ; togethen with many Q&erpretty novelties in the Fancy! Goods ; deartmenti sOur bargain Counter is being daily replenisheHiii ' iV' , Just Keceived, an elegantlotQf BrusseRufml ;to $5, I. , . ..i.vaii soon.-,4 5 i -- 8J ..OTSKOU'.' f, l! i I n 14 i I ! I i 4 of the w7-civil warr kbsta onthe-graM.. - 1 If I 'M - 1 I 0,jM . - , U J.' .- '7 V. I. - ' . .. . . ft ,