North Carolina Newspapers

J i VOL VI. uCpniHQTON, N. -XLi- TUESDAY, SEPIEIIBEE 17, 1872. THE EVENING- POST. Pubisbed every afternoon except Sunday. W.M P. CANADAY ....Business ager JANIEJ . MANN '..Editor Subscription Uae year, ia advance $5 00 .......... 3 00 V I 50 ....V 60 Six months, in advance. . . Xhree months, in advance One month, in adrance... ggf-AU business letters snould be ad dressed to tha Easiness Manager, and all communications or matters relatlngto the editorial department to the Editor. Correspondence solicited from our friends m all Parts of the 8tate on topics of gene ral interest. Political news and reports ol rops are especially desirable. Honrs of opening and closing Reading Room of Wilmington Library Association: Open at 8 A. M.. close at 1 o'clock P. M. 3i P. M., 44 7 " P. M. " 8 P. M., 14 10 " P. M. Post Office Regulations. Host Otficie, Wilmwoton. N. C, March 81, 1873. J r"rom this date the mails will ciose as follows: Northern (morning) mail . $ a. m. Northern (night) mail 8 p. m Southern mail 8 p. m Ed. R. Bbink, P M. VOTE FOR GRANT. Griffin & Hoffman, Baltimore, Md., are authorized ag nts tor the Post. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., are the au. tboriztd ageDts for tbe Post in New York. LOCAL ITEMS. Ji'ST received at VanOrsdell's another lot ot those Beautiful Walnut Mouldings. Cn attel Morrte Deeds for sale bv S. G. Hax.1.. Thermoilkter 81 degrees at noon to-day in the City Hall. We re re qncsred to stute that Wm. II. Tiegerj whs rmt bclore the Mayor's Court f.s ii ported iu the Post of yes terday. The Oommandkuy will meet to mor row night. Lt every Sir Kt. take heed. Many important matters will come up for consideration. Thanks. We have beeu requested by the residents in the peigbboihood of the foot of Mulberry street, to return their thanks to Coi. E. R. B.iuk, Mayor pro tern., for his promptness in suppressing tbe nuisance in that neighborhood. W. M. Stevenson has opened bis coottctioDery and grocery establishment on Princess Street near the office ot the Post.' 'Tis sweet to be remembered and 'tis sweet to vbii him in his new quar ters. Mayor's Court. His Honor James Wilson, Mayor, pre siding. Jobu Outlaw, a young scamp of fif teen years growth, was sent to the Work House for 30 days for throwing stones in the street. "Only this and nothing more." We believe our city f thcrs were de prived by the last Legislature of the power to remove the porches and piazzas encroaching on the side-walks, but some action should be taken at once to re move this intolerable nuisance. We believe there arc over one hundred housts built on the line of the side-walk, and their steps or porches infringing on the right ot way. Let us have some thing done to rid us of this annoyance. County Commissioners. M. Lon don, Esq., was appointed Attorney of the Board at $400 per annum. Board approved of tnc appointment of Mr. J. Bishop by Mr. W. J. Bivins, late Register, to post the Register's books at his expense. Several applications for the reduction or remission of taxes was acted ou. Board decided that the old U. S. Hos pital property is subject to taxation. Adjourned to meet on Monday next at 11 o'clock: Tub Fayetteville Eagle says that: "Notwithstanding the health of the place, and the corrupt Radical govern ment and enormous tax, still Wilming ton is growing,". . v This is a pretty good joke. Why. there is no-healthier city in the Union than WilmHngtOBand its affairs are in better shapef' tnan they have been la many ' a long year. - Stay longer Bro. BagU next , time you come down and learn more of our city afUirs. 1 !!!;.. Gold qooteaTSKeW Turk it & ' Thermometer stood this 1 noon at 81. r ' ; ' r The Bward no 4ue did'nVcoar. We can't make an itrxa oat of her this The mounful aottof th! Weribjfc mosquito can be heard in the silent night watches. :,-. .::.,r.):i y -- THt Go Wtt qlnbf pi soldiers nd Nation at Wasbisstoa has cone to Pitta L Baumy jrorilla eaji hedon't want to wear a hair overcoat in hot weather at $10 per week. . 2 ,--!' ; Mr. W. H. Gerken, tormeily cf this paper, has been very ill, but is now about the streets. It is satd that there was a ecrim- mage at Abbottsburg yesterday. We cannot get the particulars yet. j " Go abroad for home news" is the old sa w. We neglected to chronicle the return of two fine horses with the City Marshal yesterday. As Wilmington bears but little re semblance to King Solomnn's Temple, we can now hear the sound of axebfm mer and other tools of iron. Maj. J. W. Bchenck and Hon. G. L. Mabson left here Saturday nijgbt to attend the Pittsburgh Convention to be hel! in that smoky City, to-day. Watermelons hare gone where the wood binetwinethj and, even grapes are getting small, j But the' New River Oys ters will soon be welcomed in onr midst. STATE IT ' Cotton 17 cents in Raleigh. Raleigh indulges in wife beating. Exercises at Wake Forest College began on the Itftb. Indian war among tbe Big login'' show at Littleton. One hundred and fifty-thoosaaoV Method it in North Carolina j .X 1 ' The Goldsboro prass Band will make music for the approaching Fair;' y ' ' ' ( X,' i j v. . .., The Tremaine Brothers will perform in Goldsboro during Fair week. - It is thought thst the Goldsboro Bank will be in operation by the latter part of this month, mitt 1 New hydraulic apparatus, at the Raleigb Insane JUylumils capable of throwing eight thousand gallons of wa ter iu an hour1nto0tu5he.buildings The Messenger pi GotdsbHro ii rejpon sible for the statement that a young son of ex-Sheriff W. H. Cullom, of Johnsti n county, recently shot a black fish in Neuse river, that weighed 10 pounds. The fih contained an ell two and a halt feet long. Young Walter is good at the gun. The Statesville American say : ,4Oce Daniel Dishman, a prisoner in the jail in this place, - attempted - to effect bia escape on Thursday"! night last and with that object in view, about 11 o'clock set fire to the jail. The smoke soon became so oppressiTe that' the prisoner raised tbe alarm, when a num ber of citizens gathered, w no cut a bole in the ceiling and poured In water un til the flames were extinguished. None of the prisoners escaped. . Dishman was on Friday started to Raleigh; Where he will take lodgings in the Penitentiary, to which he was last week sentenced by Judge Mitchell." n - The Marriage f Perc IIyacintnfe; From the lJewTprk Ilerald.J . , No more notable event has happened in the Catholic Church ptlatei than the marriage of Pere Hyacinthe, known to all the world as a. scholar, an orator, and a thoroughly ' nlesa nrt ? ecj clwastic. This sudden breakipgfrfhV bonds imposed B.the wbmndvppn, renunciation ffcelibciaa isecl ia tense excitement In the Catholic wor!4 and tbe end will probably bs trcom mnnication. In-the apolcy wLlcb puU forth hiiactlon, & departs bjsatBelf still unawemnglyVfaithfttl fo.Xht gRrin ciplea of the Catfiol)CTnro wilt in no manner 'be 'bound bt its abuses,! iBObbfct.h nrinceM that the most fata m&ZWXZtl0- Her aays celibacy some of xjtfsnJ exWTientptJCTrxUtcice! From the age of ci-hteta, whea I cho it, I bY, naiiil (bs posteindtlW JJ, 1 -observed it with a fidelity "for which I gire glory to God. It now, at the age of forty-fire In the calmness j well as in tbe maturity of my judgment, of my heart, of my conscience in a word.'ot ray whole being JJtljevc myself bouqd to renounce it, it iar that irramagcomes home to me as one of ( those laws of the moral govern mt nt -of the world which can not be set aside without oveluruinjg tbe fabric of life, and without running counter to the will of God." Further on he says: 'I will ever submit myself; to the laws of the Church when I am not called' upon to rccogniza . as such what Jesus Christ, croaking tq ' the TTTTraTwees f the ancient. Deoor. alreadv designated as 'the commandments of men whic'i made f no effect the com mandments oi God.' It is fully admit-1 ted that celibacy ii not an article ot faith; it ought to be acknowledged that: it is not evtn a matter of Catholic dis cipline, but merely of tbe discipline cf the Latin Church. Even at this hour,, in the East, the Cathode clergy are married with the full approbation of! the Holy See." He closes in the follow-: ing remarkable words: "I am nothing, O my God ; but I teei myself called by Thee to break the chains which Thou hast not made, and which weigh so heavily, often alas ! so shamefully oni the holy tribe of Thy priesthood. I ami a frail and fallible man; but, neverthe less, Tny grace hath made me strong toj" brave the tyranny of opinion, to refuse to bow before the prejudices of my time4 and country, and hath made me stead fst, toact as,though '.here were in the world naught save my conscience and: Thee." When the Democratic orators talk of forgiveness we are ready to listen to them, for forgiveuees is a manly and a; christian duty ; but when they ask us to forget, they make a demand to which,? without eradicating our manhood, it is impossible to accede.ls there aoything to be ashamed of in tffe struggles of the Republic to govern itself that the citizens of the Republic should banish them Iroin recollection ? Was it a good, deal to rebel ? Was it a bad one to en counter and suppress rebellion ?" Tribune. March 3, 1868. With the simple remirtc that, whil no member ot a partner-hip catt of bis ?lWu mere motion break up iheconcerb aking so much ot its property as he considersjliis share, I would cheerful-- LT HAVE CO OPERATED WITH YOU in de vising Und promoting peaceful means ofj liberating the Cotton States from a hated bond, had they not chosen rather to break out, and to take with them what ever they could lay their hands on. 1 remain yours Horace Greeley." Let ter to S. M. Hawkins, Grenada Miss. Tribune, March 20, 1851. m t The Republicans uniformly testily that there was AN ORGANIZED AND ARMED COFSPIRACY, whereby they and especially tbe blacks, were deterred from voting that offering to vote Would have cost thtm iber lives that the Democrats were determined to carry the State for Seymour, and did car ry it by SYSTEMATIC TERRORISM, against which the poor and humble durst not contend. Now, the ku alux ojganization may be active.in this locality and dormant in that irtay seem dead to day AND BE REVIVED TO-MORROW BUT THE KU KLUX SPIRIT STILL LIVES ATr THE SOUTH AND IS VERY FORMIDA BLE.". Y. Tribune. LATEST BY TELEGRAPH From New York. Pekkskill, Sept. 14. The steamer Dean Richmond caught fire, when the steamer was beached and a num ber of the passengers; got ashore and the fire -was extinguished. The vessel came here slightly damaged. .new York City, Sept. 17. The Spanish Ram, Numancia, sailed for Cadiz yesterday. General Sherman, in an interview, ex presses the opinion that the Republic 8f France will, at least, last during Thiers time if it does not survive him. He believes that Thiers is an earnest patriot; earnest" in all that is for his country's good, and that France will attain a high degree of prosper ity under his administration. General Sherman ? has a high opinion of the efficiency and train tng of the Prussian Woops. I -Six hundred Mormons, single men and single women, arrived in the steamer Min nesota. It is reported that the Association will nominate Oswald OtterdofTer fon Mayor. ' tm- Hambceo. SeDtember 17. President Marshall, of the Railroad Con ductors National Association, has called an annual meeting of that body, to be held at Louisville, September 23d. , .; , , i- From Pennsylvania. r PrrrsBURO, Sept, 17 f A special says that Gen. Bujcnslde has been called suddenly away, and will leave Pitta burg for Europe on Tuesday night.. Gen. Hawley has been named for temporary Chairman? -of the Veteran Convention It is expected, the? permanent- Chairman will be either Gen. Noyes or Gen. Logan. i i f , , f XtocxjTjri.Tr, spt. rr. Xhe late Rev. Samuel J. Browne (whose shooting of the German boy in his orchard m CunmingSTille, some weeks ago, which weated' such excitement amone the Qr tnans, and whoe death . occurred t Valley j. Junction; Indian; lart wr,) haa be queathed the sum of f 150,000: for the eatab lishment of a TJnlveritly to bear his name, and also the land whereon to erect the Uni versity; and an endowment for the Profes- ". ' ;. fic 's-pozmavn sept. 17. A drunken farm hand shot a farmer dead, and cut the' farmer's wife to pieces in this rielnlty. y-' . From Kentucky, r-." . ., IjXXXXGTOJr. Sept. 12. ffannle. M. won the first heat. Time 1:U 1:4C. MardmeCwon the second heal. Time 1:1914 : " - " J 'r ' '' By Cable. London, September 17. A dispatch was received here, announcing the arrest by the German authorities yester day, of Edmund Abont, the French author treated it as a trifling affair. It now appears, however, that the case presents a serious as pect, and creates considerable excitement. Abont is confined at Straatburg, and his wife and children are not permited to see him. The cause of arrest is said to be publi cation of articles from his pen on the Ger man occupation of the Trench-Rheinish provinces which have afforded the latter government. fc New York Markets. f V - ITkw York, September 17. , Stocks weak. Gold strong at 114. Money easy at o percent. Excnange long ios; short 1094. Government bonds quiet but steady. State bonds dull but steady. Cotton steady. Uplands 20 cents; Orleans 21 cents. Sales of 338 bales. Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat a shade firmer. Corn dull and nnchanged Pork steady mess $14 10$14 25. Lard dull steam S9 eta. Spirits Turpentine steady at 5869 cents. Rosin quiet at $4 10 $4" 15 for strained. Freights steady. Foreign Markets. London, September 17 Noon. Consols 92; new 5's 89, Liverpool, September 17 Noon. Cotton opened heavy; uplands 9d; Orl- ean 10d. JUA.XJ1LK. Cotton closed heavy and nnchanged, sales of 8,000 bales to speculators and exporters 2,000 bales. Humans share with. Horses the bene fit . derivable from' the. worid-renowaed MkXicxn MtrsTANO LmiMewt. The most irrefragabls testimony estatttiskes the- lact that this wondrous?4altn : exerts., the same oothlng and healing influence when applied io tne unman cuncie, inai it uoea in cases of spavin, fouadera, ringbone, poll evil, scratches, wind gall and other, ailments of tbe horecwhlch rea aire outward treatment. It iftu fact, the' most effectual ol all exter nal remedies Wr ineumansm, gout, stiuaess ol the Ueck, neuralgia? sore throat, swell ings, eats and bruises ot all kinds. f jBcrVlXjOi N.' Y.. Dec. 18, 1870. Da. It. V.'piEkce : For the past six mouths Iliave ised ydulolden Medical Discovery in my pTactice,auq-in tnax ume jl nave lestea its merits in severe coughs, both acute and chronic, in chronic diseases of the throat, severe eases of bronchitis, general derange ment of the system, censtip ited condition or the boWele, -and -wherevea a thorough cated. In all cases I have found it to act gently,fyet thoroughly and effectually in ie- moving me various uiseaseu conaiuow, sua bringing abont a health j action throughout the system Your "fraternally, , K HKLu Xi ALiLtf ill.. AJ This medicine ia sold by all respectable drugjita in all parts of America. CEONLYi Aflcfloncer. tjy cmpIYLY &, MORRIS. 0KS&8 AT AUCTION! rtK To-WflilROW (Wednesday) morning, at ion o'clock, we will sell, at Exchange Cornell --.-; 4 No.' 1 -SADDLE AND HARNESS : HORSES, Just' arrivedyoung, sound, gentle, and in good condition. v- f. sepw 104-lt 'it imm A netr snnnlv of fine Pearl and other Card Cases; Cigar Cases, Tor Books, Chessmen Dominoes, I'tayxng jaru. us, iiiju. ir 1.. , iVInlln Ktrlnrl .Violin TiTidtTed and Roslni JIarmoolcav Coitars,;; Accord eon s, Tambforinea, Bass - Drum,- Snare Drums, Steel ipbttay Pen hold -rm. Ink. Stands, Pen RackS, Paperrues, Bmaii picture "wnw, Tf PJln- Wrltlnr Desks. Lead Pencils, Sealing Wax. Mucilage JSpauiding's Glue, Ac,af a PRTLLIPiHlINaBERGERS e, and Music Store, sept IT .1 r . . 1 -t n t- BEEF. fPHR finest; vv iJSTEita beef in worm a Carolina can he bought from us, at our oiastana,-" : x ; rr.. i WIHNCrt PIT 'ilARKET, -'; vi thi nMiFlimvfejj DAVf at lzUcente per pound, FOR CliOICB CtHS. Give ns a call fft-oncei: r4i-'f nzJrll-1-- sept It fElVED " " " . 1 ' 11 co: CTATi WILMINGTON MARKET. ' TrjESDAT,ept.l7r-I.5Q?iI.f Cncna TuBpnttsx-DeclIne'd on yester day, and there were- sales of 582 bhls at $S for virgin and yellow dip, and $3 25 for hard, per 280 lbs This morning the sales are about 293 bhla at tame figures. , Spiarrs TunrMTimMtfter yesterdays report the ssles Were 139 casks at 56 cents, and 72 do. at 561 cents per gallon for South ern packages. This morning the market Is steady, with sales of 71 casks at 561 cents; and 150 do. at 57 cents. . . . RosxN.vSaIes of 2,314 bbls. at $3 65 for strained, $3 75 for No. 2, fS 90 a $4 for low No. 1, 15 for low Pale, and $5 50 for Pal&T Tab- 44 hbla changed hands at $3 10 per bbi. . f . Cotton - Sales after yesterday's report f 1 121 bales at 13 cents for mixed grades. Thiai morning- tne sales are 7 bales at 171 cents, and 93 do, at 18 cents per lb. MARINE. ARRIVED. 16 Schr C C Bearse, Hodgdon, from Bos ton. to O G Parsley. 17 Stmr LitUe Sam, Dicksey, from Ban nerman's Bridge, to A H VanBokkelen. Bchr John AGriffln, Foster, from Phila delphia, to Harris and Howell. Brig Mary E Dana, Latham, from Boston, to O G Parelej, : , CLEARED. 17 Stmr Little Sam,;Dicksey. for Banner man's Bridge, by A H VanBokkelen. EXPORTS. COASTWISE. . Baltimokb Steamship Rebecca Clyde, eld Sept 15- -493 bbls rosin, 312 casks spirits turpentine, 176 bales cotton, 267 bushels peanuts, 30,000 feet lumber, 5 pkgs mdse. New Yobk- Steamship Benefactor, eld Sept 15480 bales cotton, 1,918 bushels peanuts, 439 bbls turpentine, S8 caks spirits turpentine, 600 bushels peanuts, 40 pkgs nide. List cl Vessels in the Port of Wil mington, N. C, Sept. 17, 1872. STEAMSHIPS Tonawand, Wiltbanks, ldgPhil, worm cci worth BARQUES Spanish Uli, Gatlia, Id g Hamburg", wmard Bros Br Tridente, Bilson, ldg Bristol, 8prunt & Hinson Br Sarnia, Pellow, dis, Harriss So Howell Br Mystic Tie, Cofflll, dis, ft G Barker & Co BARQUEANTINE Br Elizabeth Taylor, Proctor, dis, ' Vick & Mebane (Ruseia) Elsa, Ehlund, dis, Heide Bros Nor Diana, Jonnasson, ldg Europe, Heme Urol Br Medusa, Wilkie.ldcrCork, : Sprunt cz Hinson Br Neptune's Car, Pike, ldg Europe, sprunt cc rllDBOn Black Swan, Winslade, dis, E iiiaaer os aons Surf, Duke, dis, " Master Kile, Flemiutr, dis, E iudder dc sons Isoia, Snowman, dis, . G G Barker & Co SCHOONERS Edith May. Gross, dis, Navassa Guano Co JosSeger, Ellis, dis, J H Chad bourn fc Co Lucy Wright, EUy, dis. wiuiams oz Aiurcnison C C Bearse, Hodgdon, dis, O O Parsley List of Teasels Sailed lor. .this Port. I NEW YORK. Br Barque Carily, Jayne, eld Aug 22 Brig Mary E Dank, Latham eld Sept 5 Ger Barque Claudia, Dinse, eld Sept 5 Ger Barque Juno, Smidt, eld Sept 9 PHILADELPHIA. . i Schr John A Griffin, Foster, eld Sept 10 CARDIFF. Br Barque Mod ell. Key, eld July 23 LIVERPOOL Br Barqueantlne, Leonora Edmondson. aid August SI NEW DRUG STORE. THE UNDERSIGNED has opened a larga S. and vkried assortment of FRESH DRUGS AND CHEMICALS At his new Store under the Collegre of Physi cians and Surgeons, on Third, street, oppo site uityiJU.au, ? PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERIES, In great rariety INDIA RUBBER GOOD?, TOILET ARTICLES, etc. ; Store open at ail nottrs, day and night. -' ' , J , W. COWAN GBEEN, : ' Licensed Dispensing Chemist. -.'Pruprleteet. July 23 Fnrcell ' Mouse, J, B, JA."VIS,, p?roprieor T7BOM AND AFTER THIS DATE the rales V for Transient Boarders are S3 50, S3 OOaou S4 00 per day, according to location, and rooms. ' - - -r? . - Day Boarders $8 CO per Week.' "The best now made, ' and superior to any in PIANOH elegance ox tone, toucn, flUish ad dorahltltTr - Sold at Pactory Prices AKD only ;by Prot. - J RUfiCKEIlT, Piano Ornn Sales Eoomr. 2Ia sonie- Hall, j and t9 Market avwunilnstoni H- 0f ic;jnij.lfj5 s -j; , . All sort ol blanks printed and for sale by 8. U. HalL - Oflee on Princess sW - ' ' U .i i 1. .,1 New Store ! Old G-bods ! " " 32 mam WAsxttlxiQtsnv -J: r h 7 WHOLESALE I)BALElt& JLtr LIQUORS, WINE3, . ' 1 " : v uuxn, etc & etas i? ' SSlPrZ nors, ww5h4we 1-,- w wmam on ine most reasonable -; terms, aa we are receiving larre waashrn. rnente of thebeat gcdaV;co5nS!' ?i?a?0!LU ore rnang y our puSSC' J 3 RICHARD 12V1003SrT ission Herchant, j ' i f " u-' "ANDDSAIXB.Iirt"' ' t.',: K" sMf., - n TT.Tf y r n r j-f. . . t.i. . i,. .,i COUNTRY PRODUCE, ' uvf Cor, Camden ifcPacaSts v Baltimore, Md.-'' '"fys Orders from North Carolina SoUdtcdi " k !l J' PAREER .& TAYLOR 'V . Successors to ,. . A. H; NEF.P,' .,",' ';,"!'. Guns, Stoves, Lanterns, Kerosene, Oil Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. ' ' t: ' - ' 1 Roofing: done at. short notice.-1 x - Agenu ror Fairbanks Scales. -, -. No. 10 Front Street, W.I L M IlfGTON, N. fJ. .1 novis ki h - t-tr i jn,i , - i '-r 15-ly . i ESTABLISHED ICS. succk&sobto "?';" i i' . . BROWN & ANNDERS0N, DEALER IN Jbine Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, Silver "Ware, FANCY Q-OOT3S. SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL AGES. 3ST. 37 Market Street, WILMINGTON, N. C. Watches, Clooks and-Jewelry carefully repaired. nov 5 lifi-xr , C. Ii. IVIAye BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY 34 IVXarlcet Street, DEAXJCBIW FRENCH AND AMERICAN mVrtrA TIONERY, :- i ; FOREIGN A DOMESTIC FRUTTS. Weddlncs and nnrtles imfmllrfii mUrm notice, with all! the delicacies of tbe season . nov 5 - ' JLIFPITT:niIlffiJllH; WILMINGTON, N. C. FMlier. Steam anil Gas . Fitter Wrought and Galvanized Tro ritv Brass Cock.; TalTeu MMr ann a i nAmiwinTiAne Af - - -- . FITTINGS FOR STEAM, WATfiR;;: AND GAS. " ' 'v vA 1 Particular attention aid to r.ttiB'nn rkr COTTUN MILLS, with Steam, Gas and Water. " v -v nor 12 1 , - . - vi VltS-t? S. H. MANNING;; : COtlMISOlOU UEBCllAUT. Groceries, ProTisioni ; Dry;f GooJs 2io.v& sna Worth WsUr Street. . WILMINGTON, -N. a I . . . Consignments and Cash Orders Solicited f '1" l nar 23 i i 151-ly. .,( A. ADRIAN... -, ; 1L VOLLEEai J ... ADRIAN & V 0LLERS. '- a " rX CJrocerics and Iitquors v'vr Importers of German and Harana ngars,?; 4 ' Coxiiiriissioii ATrnri tvrk-t '' South-Ejjst Cosioek Dock and Fboztt 4 fri ' 1 ;r:r, wTxGTON;y.a ,.r, ; Having the largest and best assorted Stockllrr of Groceries and Liquors in the City, Dealers , will find it to their interest to give usa caUp before buying elsewhere, j- t mavl7-tf 'j- ... .-U ?f i Nd.;i6 SOUTH WATER STREET,;, 7 jaealsHfct all Honrs. :The beatWlnea Ji,' i : ' i ' .. . . . - - ' 4 i .... - f . .4 T . Liquors and Cigars a! way on L - - 2-'- " - , ' liana. The I'obiic arst - ' l-'Ci. r i . in ti tea to : ca u h I 1e20 : CLIFFORD : H0USL V ; .-NOB TTI JPB ON TS Tt E BT? KVi.T AL L WILL ' REMEMBER THAT I All fcUi eanstAntlv snnnliti with TJnnnra: rHfra ' esnnanuT Bummed wun iauors. uiears and Tobacco, of the very tesW Pnraishe4 )3ttf rooms are also kept for the acoommodati s 1.11 of the trareling pa bile. -.-.f?r;avi c m i . ... 3 as- - -