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VOL "VI
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THE EVEOTIGPOST.
Pubiebed crery afleraoca CZC:pi Cundaj.
WM. T. 'CANADAT . . .Bttlat XIa2er
JAMES C. HAKK Idltor
, Sabscnptioa J v
Une year, in adranee.......... .v;! 9
Six months, In advance. . . .j . . . . . W
Three months, in advance . '. 1 50
One month, in adrance. W
-All busincsi letters Bhonld be M
dre&Bed to the Business . lUnaer, wul Ml
communications or matters relating to ft
editorial department to the Editor. - -G
Correspondence solicited from onr friends
in all parts of the BUtc, on topics of gns
rsl interest Political news sad reports ol
crops aro etipeciallj desirable. w-r
iot oraciieiBiiitioiis.
Post OrricB, VfiiMUuytou. N. C, J.
March SI, 187 f
roui this date the mails will ciose as
follows: ' ' ;
Northern (morning) mail f . ..... ... . .5 a. m.
Northern (night) mail. ............ .8 p." ffl,
Southern mail 8 p ia
Ed.' R. Bbihs:, F. M.
Hours of opening and closing Reading
Room of Wilmiugton Library Association :
Open at Si A. close at 1 o'clock P. If.
" M 3i P. M., " 1 P. M.
8 P.M., 10 14 P. M
LOCAL ITEI.IS.
All sorts ol blanks printed and for silt bj
8. Hall. Office on Princess st. If
Wilmington Rifle Guards; will
meet to-morrow night at the Armory.
By command of Capt. J. S. W.
JiEi EPTioh. On Thursday noon from
12 to 1::J0 Senators Wilton and Pooj
will hold a public reception at the City
Hall, to which all are invited. After
the reception, the procession will be
form sd and proceed to Hilton, where
an opportunity will be offered to hear
our speakers.
SABBATB SCHOOL CoNCEKT. "We
understand that the Superintendent and
managers of Christian Cbspel Sunday
School, have in projection a concert for
the benefit of the Church. It will pre
sent the same features of Isst year's
exhibition, but will, we trust, be a great
er success, as Abe children have advanc
cd considerably in their musical educa
tion since that lme. .
-- -rtt-M
Caud. In our local columns appears
a card signed by W. U. Gerkek, to
which wc invite attention. We hope
the balance of that ticket will set the
error of their ways, and likewise. with
draw. It is due to Mr. Gerken as well
as ourself to say that he has not been
connected with the Post since' the reg
ular Republican convention was held,
and while we do not endorse all the seb
timents expressed in br "card," we
hope the importance of the present
ekctiou will induce the other persons
on that ticket, as it has bim, to with
draw while there is yet time.
A Card.
Wilmington, M. C.t
July 16th, 1872.
Jo the Rcpv.bliom voters of New Uanster
Count i ;
Alter mature deliberation of the mat
ter, I take this method of requesting
my friends in the Republican party not
to vote for me as a candidate lor the
Legislature at the coming election.
True, after repeated declinations, I at
last allowed my name to be placed upon
the Peoples Ticket, but after due con
sideration, I have arrived at the conclu
sion that the questions at issue are of
too great importance to the Republican
party to admit of a division . in , eur
ranks. While I do not or cannot
endorse the action of the Rocky
Point Convention as a whole, still the
important questions which will be
brought before the next Legislature, are,
in my opinion, of such a character si
will need eveiy Republican vote in
that body &o aB to insure defeat, and in
view of the fact, that ray name might
be the cause of loosing one of the mem
bers from this Countj, and assist in the
defeat of our candidate for Congress, I
hereby inform my friends that I am no
candidate, and cannot at this time
serve them in that capacity. Thanking
my friends for this manifestatation of
their appreciation of rry past course, I
sincerely trust that my future fictions
will meet with their approval. ,
W. H. UVBKEX,
Trouble is anticipated between the
Empire of Brazil and the Argentine
Republic.
ill t 1 i 1 frrm T T t.1IML!t
TaDay! si
r-REaiaTEn!r; ; , f
Hswoililesiatcrcd? ? , 'j',
Be sure you are Registered !
Why doVt .you" attend to your Regis
tration? , j
e 111 McKay, JrM Eq.,
Republican candidate for Congrctw, will
addrits tho people of the Third Con
gressional District at the following tim us
and places; ' "
Whiteville; July 10th.
Smithvillc, July 30th.
At which places he. will be happy to
meet Col. Waddell, and will give him
an equal division of time.
-
Mayor's Court.
Hir Honor James Wilson, Mayor, pre
siding. Tub Docket in the Mayor's Court
this morning presented eight cases.
Sit for the too common offense of dis
orderly conduct, which some iuehklcd
the usual demonstrations of kicking,
abuse muscular and verbal, ami general
rows. "
Mary Cummimus, disordeily conduct,
$2 25 costs. 3
Betsy Ellkuam, disorderly, dismii-s
etl. i
Piii lit Newman, Retailing liquors
without license, discharged.
J. N. Moore, selling spirituous liq
.uors without license, paymcutof V 0C
Cuiustofher HiciuiNS, disorderly,
dismissed on pa j men t of costs 3 00.
Julia Sueaths, disorderly conduct,
$2 70.
Joun Sco'rr, disorderly, dismissed.
CORRESPONDENCE.
The IaIUw of (his tajter is in ao vyj
KpoMsibleJ'or the vi&ns or statements of Corrts
potidetitis; no communications of an anonymous
character will be jnibliahed; the real name vf
the writer tnust accompany all communications.
Any one toto may feci agrieoed at stateminU
mude by corrcsjxmdcnt can vbtain the name on
application, to the Editor.
For the Evening Post.
Discussion at" Goldahoro Carrol
llutts BeckCliiiginan Meets his
old Brigade St ato Issues all Ig
noredGrant's llorsrs and Cigars
The Main lisoi of the Campairn.
Cantwell recounts tbe triumph ot the
last seven years and the prorei-s under
Republican rule ! ! !
Goldsboro, N. C, July lo, 1872.
Dear Post : Gen. Clingman com
menced his State appointments by a
speech at our Court House to day, and
was replied to by Judge Cantwell, lorm
erly an aidede camp on his staff. There
were not many persons present, and
they were all principally ot tbe Demo
cratic stripe. We noticed, however,
Sheriff Rhodes, Messrs. Paircloth and
Sberard, Maj. Graham, and Mr. Ezell of
our party ; also Gen. Cos, ol Raleigh;
Marslial Sam. Carrow and other digni
taries of the State.
The-speaking commenced at fifteen
minutes past twelve, Gen. Cliugman
opened with a faerce onslaught upon
Grant's pet dogs, brother in-laws and
hcraes. lie also made Mrs. Grant a
party defendant to the bill of complaint
against the Republican party, and the
administration, lie complained that
the White House was full of military
characters and the country was full ol
tax 'gatherers, who were growiusc
rich on the plunder of the people,
and who were contributing vast
sums ot money to make up the corrup
tion fund to be lavished by thousands.
Our people, he hoped, were too honest
to be bought as -the wretches proposed.
At thit point Marshal Carrow rose, and
said he had seen a letter from a man
named James B. Beck to Gen. Clingman,
dated at Washington City, charging
him (Marshal Carrow) with having re
ceived over a quarter of a million of
dollars for electioneering purposes in
North Carolina. He asked leave to
interrupt the speaker just here, as he
bad to leave for Raleigh., He only
wanted to say, that he had not been
absent from the State in several months.
Mr, Beck had not. stated tbe truth,
either Jn regird to his (Carrow's) visit
to Washington, d.ibcf receipt ot any
money for that purpose by him. Under
an act of Congress, he was required to
make his return every quarter, for costs
and fees of the National Court in this
district. These returns are made on
oath, and are subjeqt to the inspection
and approval ol District Judge Brooks
The three last terms had cost the people
w ,mv vuulu ui.iw -n.j uiu
owiog to the Ku KuX arrests and raid,
and the vio!ationif the Itcvenuc Law
and internal ta& t' 'bat this sum had
been expended la North CaVolina, and
gone to enrich and not5 Impoverish tbe
people. His accounts bad been inspect
ed and approved ; b Judge i Brooks
Vouchers to the amount? ud! over two!
hundred thousand dollars fiteti Titrtbe
usual way, posaed upon by tho pllicers of
the Treasury, and hcwas'liaxipy to say
paid and settled up in full.
If any gentleman wished to see the
ccouutsv in lull, ' fee could call at his
office. It was.ndf true asllr. Beck said
that l.c had received money from Wash
ington for any oilier purpose or for any
other account. Gen. Clingman resumed,
next expatiating upon the presents
Grant had received from his admirers.
Iu old times rive thousand dollars
was cuough to run the Federal Courts,
now it takes a quarter of a million.
The lax on whiskey and tobacco was a
nuisance, and ought to be abolished, it
provoked people to violate the laws.
There were thirteen unlawful stills in
his own neighborhood. He asked one ot
these men why they were not broken
up, and was told the officers had been
there, but baa been driven off. A good
many snug white houses had been built
lately iu the mountains. Every now
aud theu you mct;t the owners of them,
slick; fit, overdressed officials. He
wanted their bills sharpened so that
like the Irishman's duck, they should
get only their share of the corn. Mr.
Greeley was an bonest man and an
oiigiual secessionist, he would sweep the
couutry like a tornado..
JL'DOB CANTWELL
said in reply, he was happy to meet his
old commander here to-day, they bad
j both changed grounds considerably
since the brigade was last at Goldsboro.
Hj Judge C. bad immediately after
hostilities ceased taken the oath of al
legiance to the United States, aud been
rcidmitted a citizen, aud had ever since
supported the government as ? his oath
required, und in; gWMl faith.- The time
had not yet come to discuss the claims
of Grant and Greeley, he would see
Gen. Clingman about that sometime
h between i ovv aud November. The
present Republican State Adm'nistra
tiou claims ic ejection and endorsement
and the question is on their fitness fcr
office.jn tbe State, and that question
demanded immediate attcution. The
election took place in a few days. He
could not tell whether Gen. C. wae for
Merrimon or not. All he could get out
of him was for Greeley, and that Grant
had been complimented by his couLtry
mcD, in various ways. Well, Grant had
succeeded alter others had failed. Had
it not been for Graut Gen. C. had
marched his victorious brgade into
Washington city, and the conflict be
tween them would not be for the Presi
dency but for tbe removal of Grant's dis
abilities. Had these presents been made
to General C.'s friends the General yas
too generous himself to make any ob
jection. Grant hid saved the country
from perpetual war and the Union from
disolution. Wc he (Judge C.) a north
crn man, he would refuse him nothing.
He could ?raokc and drink, and enjoy
himself for life at the expense of the
couutry he had saved tbe people be
grudged him no proper enjojment suit
ed to his taste and exalted merits.
The tatc was thriving under Repub
lican rule, slavery bad been abolished
free labor introduced, the experiment
was succeeding admirably. Go,, said
he, to the people, and tell them what
things ye see and hear; The blind
that i?, the ignorant, receive theii sight!
j the lam?, that is, the poor and the opj
pressed J walk; the lepers, that is, the
degraded and the oppressed are clean
and elevated. The deaf, that is, the
Democracy, hear; an&r the poor have the
gospel . of peace tnd reconciliation
preached unto them.
He entered into various statistics de
tailing tc material progress of the peo
ple in the reduction of their taxes. Ex
emption of Imprisonment for debt, the
abolition of the ca srt law. Mechanics
lein and homestead, eligibility for office
and the administration or justice, the
happy riddance from the County Court
system, no justice tor life. No imposi
tion of taxes without the consent of the
people, owing to the Republican party.
In all of which we were threatened
with Toss if the reactionists under Merri
mon should succeed in the State elec
tion. The people should throw off their
prejudice, ana iciuargy, anuuxusiaip iiic
! in
political party Which has shown itlf
political party
to be in accord with their intcrcsT?', lo
sympathy Tf i tli ; their go vero men U and
fullv up to the demands of jheag'j
,.. croc HEETiKo vt .-1 i itd:
passed off satisfactorily ttf our side, and
ybtt' may restassufct! Ibai bidWaynei
wiii yinuicaicj ncrseiiv vu.j mo tsv or
IiATCZ?, :WT XHLE GRAPH.
't WASHIGTOV D. CJuli: l.f l
The iTesldcntvhas" not 'arrived. Vlitrge
number of Visiters are disappolnlc" - ?
-if f tHiA ti .
, , . .! roiu. Canada. v -:r .. .. ,ty ;
' V ' , OKTABibJiily.l6,.;
Trc cae" of Dr.'llufus Brattbh', abducted
from Canada.on thc .ith: of June, and taken;
to South Carolina, cam ur on fcioand to
day. . Brat ton arrived here on fcJaturda y, but
kept concealed until ! after the opening of the
court, when he made his appearance ' to tlc
great surprise of the 4 defendants. His testi
mony shows' that Cornwall, the, prisoner,
laid violent hands upon him upon AVaterloo
street, hindcuffed him and with the assis
tance of the cab driver thrust him into the
cars lie" protested to the last' and only,
yielded because he relied on British justice
to sustain htm in the end. The ease was fur-
thcr remanded. ; . -, - .-. '
- -
From -New Y'ork. '
' ! Kkw York, July 10.
lilt believed that Stokes will be refused
bail. Ills next trial will probably be In Bar
atoga county. -
A Iiong Branch letter says, a party of mls
sionaries, whose names arc not reported,
called at the Presidential cottage yesterday.
- Gen. Porter is shortly to make a "public
list of Democrats who arc going to stump
for Grant. .. .. , . -r
The Herald's Boston fecial intimates that
Gen. Banks has espoused Greeley. 1
Tho yacht Josephine was capsized in a gale
ylcstcrday evening, off Bcdloc's Island, and
sunk. Iter crew and passengers were res
cued by the police boat.
A' party of ladies and
aud gentlemen, while
bathing at Coney Island, yesterday, were
robbed of nearly ' $8,000 worth of jewelry,
money and bonds.; . . a - j ;;? - A'
;Froin Xouiviana. , t , ,
-yA -v': r. Yoipi'tnilf : (attained, M S iptZ 73 forppauc, ;
; J m-.i.-CH w itVr.7 X and'M 50 for pale, aniTXi' 2-1 for "window
pEV i luraiUUo bates CmtOuT2S5 bdshe
. Pinchbaek, who, heretofore, f 51 empty ale kegs, 3 packages!
licut. Gov
has farored Grant, madc? a Greeley speech
at a Republican uiceting in St, James par
ish. From California. 1
Wan l?'K.NtiJ9Co, JmIj; lti.
Two Irishmen demanded work on u farm
near1 Ban las, Alameda county, last night,
and were- told by the larmc.r that he had a
sufficient number of Chinamen , engaged to
harvest his crop, this morning .they M ere
detected firing the grain stack., aud were
captured. The prisoners were tried by the
ncigboring farmers aud hahgeU.
BY CABLE.
London, July J.
The Alexandria and Egypt military com
mission arc now siting to inquire into the
affair between Consul General Butler and
the Khedives ofllcers. Qcns. Ixri ng, Rey
nolds and Maj. Campbell testify to the cir
cumstances which, in their jHdgnicn, cleitr
ly show an affray premeditated byi Butler
and his friends; their purpose being to take
tho life of Major Campbell. The latter is
dangerously wounded. Butler JeftAlexan
dria in the ' mal packet steatiirr thi fore
noon. Wew York Markets.
Nw Yock, J uly hi.
Slocks dull. Gold firm at Ill;'.
31on-
ey easy at 3 per cent. Exchange long lOPg.
short 110)2. Government bonds dull but
steady. State bonds'quict.
Cotton quiet,4 Uplands 21?,, cents, Or
leans 24 cents. Wales of. 197 bales. Flour
quiet but firm. "Wheat dull and heavy.
Corn dull and Unchanged. Pork steady
mess 13 80. Lard quiet steam new
old s'fOH. Spirits Turpentine quiet at
17t;.j cents. Rosin quiet at 53 Wts,$o 03 lor
strained Freights firm.
s
Foreisn Markets,
"Iawdok, July hi Moon .
Consols Oa'; Bonds 9P 4'.
Weather favorable.
' ' PAKIS, July 10 Noon.
Rentes 54 francs arid 30 centime?.
- : LiVEKPOoi, July 10 'oon. '
Cotton it opened dull. Unlands 1011
Orleans Hll.i i r n
k Ax4 , - . - JATEIl. t
Cotton heavy. Uplands 10lOJi;; Ui leans
llll)i, Sales of 8,000 bales to speculators
and to exporters 2,000 bales. Breadstuff dull.
Red Whiter WheatV 12s. Id; Corn LT.
m?t- - " ' ESTABLISHED 1SS.
SUCCESSOKTO ' .
BROWN & ANNDERS0N,
' " DEALER tS r !' I
Jewelry Silyey Ware,
rJSCY GMpODd.
HPECXACLES TO StTIT ALL AG EH.
Itfo. 37 Market Street,
... WILMINGTON, N. C.
Watchai, Clocks and Jewelry carefully
repaired,
nova U6-tf
vwAimmfcvi - f ,
WltMIIfUTOn SfaRKCT.n
. - 'fuj.- II "a. I g -fr-f. KTI " ------ -", -J, INI K ! :
j3 TU jSDAT, July 1G-1 Mt
: , Ckudb .TuRrrsTiKE.T-fiales of TOO bales
at 73 for, Virgin, $350foryeilowJ'dlp,
and 52 50 for hard per bsciW," T.1
SwaiTsTuBTOif istK Silcs" of '.lt casks
at 4) cents per gallon fof'Sduthernl psek-
Truss;
H53TfiJ-4Sales cf 100 bbls. 1 lotf XJOliblf.
hroujjht Wfc SJuLonc-lot at 494blshar
niXoi at $3 50 a decline, of 40 cts.'Troiri
previous qnolatiou.' ' , . ; ' tt
J Cotton. Sales of .60 bales at, yi cents,
Innalitv frood ordinarv.
MARINE.-4 ;
13- Stinr 11 E Lee, Skinner, Xrom Fatette-
villci to T V Love & Co. - "- V" M
..tftmr Cumberland, .PhiUipst from Fay
ettcviile to L II Dctlogset. v (
Stmr Caswdll, Paddison,- from "Point
Caswell, to F. W. Kerchner. -j 1 t.i Ltx
Stmr Gov Worth, .Worth, from Fay
ettevillo, to Worth Si Worth. "T ; ; , . -.
l Stmr lLittlo Sam, Dicksey, from" Banner
mau's Bridge Jo AH VanBokkelcn.f,,.,, ,
, - , : : CLEARED. , , . ,
.15-Stmr R EJ Lee, Skinricis lor Fayette
VUlc, by T D Love & Co.' " .-"-' i
. Stmr Cumberland, runups, . ior;yctie
Ville, byL lI DcRosset. "
v Stmr 'Caswell, Faddison, ror Foiht ' Caa
well, by.F. W, Kerchner i ' '..,...
StmriGov Worth "Worth, for ayctle
viUc; by Worth & Worth. ".!t
Stmr Little 8am, Picksey, for, : Banner
man'tt Briage, byA EL VauBokkcicn". : :.
Brig Shanghai, tVanSehalz,' for Cork; per
order of Wlllard; & Bos.,. x ; tt a
RECEIPTS.
tr, iu 1 ' s .
PEl RIVER STEAMERS, iVC
Stmr R. E. Lce,84 bbls. Spirits ,Turpcu-
tine, 150 do Rosin, 79 doCrudeTurpentiae:
Stmr Cumberland. SiO bbla Rosin,. 53 do
Spirits Turpentine. 37 do Crude Turpentine
15 bales ' sheetirig -r 1 '
Stmr Caswell, U9 bbls. CrudeTurpentlnc,
' Stmr Gov. Worth, 110 bbls. 8pirits Tur
pentine, 191 do Rosin, 11 do Crude lurpeni
tine. jsj-T- -i? tt t. . ?. . '-.-
Stmr Litile Sahi. 3 bbls. Crude Tnrpen-
tine. i - Jt
EXPORTS.
; COASTWISE,
'f: 5..
.51
Baltimore Steamship, Lucille. I.inti- bbl.
Rosin, 135 do SpiriU Turpcntli- 7. dfc
is;
ana ii.oou fset ot lumber.
tfBrlg Shanghai, cleared sever
vlous, but. went ashore ouFryi W
8hoals and lost a portion of her cargo, oi,
bbls. Rosin: which was itaken ta nil previ -
oils, ear go.
ill
iasT ei Vessels iu the i'ort of Wil
1 mingtorit Ni C.; Jnlrl3vi72.
; -I' , BARQUES t n
tier SbaDghai, Hausehullz, rpg, f . - -
, , Willard Bros
Gcr Frederick Sealla, Waack, Idg Euroie,
- ; -..itit WillardtBros
Nor Eldorado, Thomasscn, dis,
i - i Williams A; Murehlson
Nor St Oriaf, UassU, dis( OeRosset S, Co
. r , BRIGS.-'
Mcebanie, Gbutd,'dist ' ' " : v; : J ,t
ni; i- -5 n?M Northrop Cumiiiing
SCHOONERS, t,..t ,
Tarry Not, 'flnimbhsldg Bo6toit,i,J"iji' 3
I s -i - i Harries i&UoweJL
Sarah Bruen, Fisher, ldg Phil, . do
Mary A Holt, Higgins, ldg,
, t j H Chadboorn Co
Light of -the East, Harper, dis , .
J H Chadbotirn & Co
L,ist of Vessels Sailed lor thlsll'ortr1
PHILADELPHIA.' ''"
Ger Brig Leopoldine, Hacsloof, f . e j
, '. - . eld Juue.l
' BOSTON. 1 w
Ger Barque Wega, BranshoflV - s eld June I
Ger Brig Juno, Suerken.. eld June 2J
Brig Nellie Mitchclj Cody, f "4 ,- eld J une 31
Brig Ann Elizabeth', 'Havlin, eld Junq,2(i
Sehr Mary Baker; Thompson; eld June 20
Schr Jos riegar Ellis,, -. eld June 28
-'FALTJ RtVERr
Sehr Light ol the Eastr Hanger,-eld June 20
NEW YORK. I
Schr J F Coniegys,' Huhbard, eld June 27
Ger Brig Condor, BrOrsou f j eld Jane 89
Sehr John, Williams, . i , ... keld July.4
' NEWPORT.
Br Barque Fair & Easyr .Taylort eld May 31
BALTIMORE.
Ger Barque Adonis, Brecki veldt, eld July 3
Br Barque Lone Star, Kenealy,- eld July 11
Tlie People's KciMiblicaii
lickel.
SENATOK,
HUN. UEO. W. VliWk, Jr.'
KJU'KES3TAIlVKg,
A LITI (El) LLOYD. '
s ...' l'iJ' ' ' :f.yctii i
SHERIFF,'- -
r 9
Uhm. S; If. MANNING;
COKONEtt, uai
GEOnfJOPKIt;
iLAs-Minti ;
A. sK. BLACK,
' AARON KETJLOUG,t?
DAN'L C. DAVJ8.
jaly 12
47-te
l?Ui THE TOWNSIIIPf1 WILillaTUN.
Ortlce at the CourtJlouse. ...
Oflicc hours from H to 1 IV M.vid fixu o l
UP. M. - fcl'JS-Im
di roccrics and Xiiquor,
Itiipoflersl GefntSrilnl ffaTafTa3 fW is, " 4
W 3as"lt J 1 s irj 3 T tf f
1 laving, thl Iargtt alati h&ftmottUi'Hu
may 17-tC. wXWt i4
Jrm iscHENCiqar. coy -x-
juenerdi(?,commissioniUuerciiaiu,!5, .
Commercial Agehtsi. ; - -
CORNER DOClCWArku iSl REET.,
WjJxk6Ti&vSsC.J SOT
WILL GlVK.rROMFr AU rl'KIO
,l.
attelntiuu to tlici saie,ot;, UTpii'ven tjj$t fi.t' n
and Kaval J Stores- Jatotper. laHA nntt 4 1 1
kindiiof Country prodWef& Ac-. l
Orders for 'safobf! Prod nee Or? pn ref 1 a , t
GoodSTwl II he iro4Ptiy ktkddlb.rttisd'hj
the best advantage to our customers, ' '
We urolulio-reseivnglaie :e6ns'uiueul .5
of all srausof I4h30?4iyiMch (pajpr
pared to sell at wholesale, at the lowcfjt eyh
rloi'H ; - f . lf!n K
com nissio ti1, r.iEuc mm,
AND IXUA1.KK IN
Groceries 1
i A V ' f
No.
Consignments and" Cash Orders WolieiteO
, l.".i-iy
New Store IjOld. Gpodri I
GREEHEWALD &: CO,
Xext .-doortib Wiliard I5ro
WHOLES ALU DBALEllS lX
LIQUORS, WINES, ;;
URANniFH wniaiciF.s
a '"GINS c "h-.
nndail kinds F.u-r l.iqnors, v hi, i, .
- vtjj. oiler to the tnuleeMi.M mui.aOJe.
.rmpr o we 'are1 rcMx'rvhijr hifg'in"iyu-
- njeiits of the bot ood.s-ju: tw eounirvl'
S3rPI case call bclbre making ycuir pun liux
.Commission
ANDJDEALEIUN
FLO UK, 0 RAtSyt; XfnXW
MILL FEED,
CUUNT16Y rftODlt L.
, Baltimore mh lliv
4 ; , i j j ',. i
erdei from iortlf Carolina f61iei(w.
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V. II. 'DART,
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SOUTH FRONT ST.,
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Plnmir., Steai: aJ, Gas,, filter
and dealer in
Wrought and Galvanized Iron Iiix
Bra Cocks, Vnlres, (Jas Fixture,
and" all dese'riptioh'.s of
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GEO. R. FRENCH & SON,
23 North Front street.
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of Giotcries and, iyiouorii in A r i '4 ty,J vn U 1
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