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TT WILMINGTON, N. 0, THURSDAY. MARCH 13; 1873 ;. ; ; v NOgp
vol. yi.
Tev eNG- POST
P. CW E.,Mr
- nf inn .
, in advance
--, ----- 50
moz'X &
. ..,.. ittr mould be tu-
.v. nmineaa Manager, and all
Uou. otm-tur, relating to the
fcut to the Editor
Doodeuce solicited from our Meads
SSK of the flute, on tapjrf K
ereit- rouuw
eapedtlly delrthle
SShandLse Brokerage Office,
. .nntlont oi merebmndlM. orders
L.?:Z;i cited and telofrapttea prouii.,.
w.n.iiM boueht
and soia in vm-
.. ii.ii
jrra k
-ers Boltcuea, iau
nrnmnt &t
f " ,.n hr M AM wiuu - '
rh wller will
i mm iriL s j w
jub-- -"ut. buy or Mil. coiaiuu
ind oaeu with yoar lcl
L . V. UM
UWJ t
TADVERTISEtlENTS
WOULD RESU WNSD
gciviu? 3Iachinc!i.
RASQE of workthl. 'Marine cannot bo
Jour Wy wcrk excel, tbat of any aia-
..i! our cni work i t- -
KlilS "thi t It li a HONEST Machine
: j j mi rar ;Vv? r h
-pfallv invite comparison, with
h of any other 3Iachln-s. aud win pui
G otflal at your home, by leavlrut
fci the offli it 4 Wppltt Row . JYont
Blbe.w Dock and Or&Hold on
y JJenl Hoa? aSwlns Machloeo
n9
U, .vnnnr TVaTTR.VNCE UAJ BE
Lfficted at the lowest current rates In the
owin rwpoaslDie cxmpaitr -t-
tU"n to
W YORK Uirti tvA-Li v.ii rm
JOM PA N Y. Aiwett
miVi. fc'lWK 7 VslIltANCli
X)MPAN Y.of London. A-ts a
CAT WESTERK FIRE INSUR-
LSCE COMFA Y. W wea..
??mr ? p irmr. INSURANCE AND
AAKINU COMPANY of Va.. aaset.
BYRNE -t KEENAN.
(Jen'l Insurance Agents.
hac Chamber of Crnmejrpe up stain..
R EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
RTn.T. nf ast othar on tke market
Oar Pe&rl Hornlnv eannot besurpawed
hrtji oa haal at the Mill aaa iTepoaitory
sdted Cera,
Core, Bolted Meal,
Peas and Pea Meal,
Oats, Shorts and Brau.
All goods sold d rayed free.
Xd ban returned In rood onle will be
at cewt on next bill.
ALKX.. OuDHAJt, Proprietor.
S. H. MANNING
pOMMISSIOtl MERCHANT,
AJIX CXAXXS IS
rneries. Proiisions. Dn mm
Clltldv, Sc. Sc.,
No. 23 sad J4 North Water 8treet.
WILMINGTON. N. C
Pwljnineata and Caeh Order Solicited
lil-ly
THOMAS COSTlSrOR
ROOM
X. E. eorae: of Mulberry and Nutt 8ta.
f Vt oa hand th bt cualltv of Beira i
U lS?-ly
NEW YEARS' BEEF.
lovers of GOOD STALL FED FAT
JUICY
BE E F
i wqu an xra article
at Seeond 8tret
MONDAY MORNING,
DAVIS dt
WHITE.
AANnu cud. oa fcaad aad
-
The rigbU of woman, What are they ?
The right to labor and to pray.
The light to watch while other aleept
The Tight oer other' woe to weep.
The right to succor in dlitre.
The rUrbt, while other cure, to blei.
The right to love whom other fcoro.
The right to comiort all that mourn.
Th ri-ht to hed new Joy on earth.
The rlstbt to feel the soul' hUh worth.
Toe right to lead the soul to God,
Alone the path our Saviour trod,
The pith of meekness and ot love.
The psth of alt which lead above,
Tne Dth of atlence under wronff.
The pth in which the wek grow stronsc.
Such woman's right; and Hod will bit-
And crown their champions with success.
The eminent EngiUb roologist, . Mr.
Frank Bark land, editor oi Land and
WaUr9teU the following extraordinary
atory :
Snake? are regarded wilh horror and
repugnance by the generality ot man
kind anl womankind, and tor this rea
son their habit and instinct have not
been sufficiently studied. Soakt mny
be broadiy divided into poisonous no
not poionou8. As a rule, poison ou a
snakes will get out of a man' way if
not attacked or insulted. I do not r
commend people trying to tame pis n
us nak , nor do I advise them to
charm them after the fashion of the Iq
dian jugglers, though, . has been olten
shown, these poisonous snake are gen
erally "doctored" as regards tbeir faDgs'
before the exhibition takea place.
There is uow in L ndon a gentleman
who has a charming family ot pt
nakes harmless, ot course. This geD
tlemn'e name I Mann. He is a profes
sor of music, and lives in Cheync Wa k.
Ubelse. Mr. 31ann called on me a day
or two ego at my office, and rtqiestei
aie to give him astsiatauce, as ho had
got into a bother with Im neighbor
about keeping snakes.
Anxious t be ol service to ini8 ev-
tleman, I called at his houstf to exarau e
his snakery. lie placed in the middle I
the room a lars ox, wincu was crc
fnllv locked. He t-nd me the b x Wh8
hi ways locked, uns he or his wi etok
out tue hnnkes to examine. The first u
nrmlucfd from the bx wh very U
omm u Briti.-h soake Coluber natrix)
k Iwvc -a mil UHtni-s. uuii
ibid '
ne s name was Jutia. juua nati
oni:
at?o
laid thirty-six egs, whicb
wero uatcneu out uucseiu'ijr.
9 .1 nn t U
C7
next w ts a'so a common Dnusu su.
fhe ring round the neck was very
i : u k : fUim an-fa-n KhM rpj ilCefl in
tbo name Ct Sylvia. Sylvia is very g-od
ri frogs ; lately she ate nine iroge, seven
Urge troKS nd two small ODes, at one
meal, one unci iuo j . - -
iia alao two other snakes, whose names
hp Proteus and Beatrice, or she ,of the
iru-deD hair. This modern snake charmer
tnn Givea. ui usuu iuu w
brought out an exceedingly brown col
ored snake. The bead is remarsaDiy
pretty and lizard-like, and it has trie
power Of moving toe neau tiij huj
trom tide to side ; the eye is a.so re
markably bri'liaut. This suako was
broueht from Jamracb ; it is called a
Lscertine, aud comes iroin me o
Mogador, Korth Africa ; it is perfectly
harmless. Mr. Mann has had the Lac-
ertine aoou; iweuiy mvuiua. " -
pretty elegant creature. It feeds on
white mice.
Mr. Mann then showed me the gem ox
his collection. It is a remarkably nand-
some BraBilian boa, measuring between
five and six teet long, and weigmng
from twelve to fourteen pounds. The
name of this snake is Cleo, short for
Cleopatra. Continual handling ana
petting hai caused this snaae w wunur
most remarkably tame, and I think
there can be no doubt she knows indi
viduals. When placed on the table
Cleo would not come to me at all, but
elided away to her master, who was
aittmg at the opposite smeoi iu
aud, stretching her body from the table
to the chair, gradually pulled her long
lencth ou to him. She then gimea up
his right side, ana wiuw --
round hi neck, placing ur
to her master' face. l tnere sue
-m minutes. Quivering her black
forked tongue with evident pie"5--"
Mr Mann s twoimieeullui"sv
and six respectively, then came into the
rrL.4 ;-mBHit'lT ran to the
room, x ucj iui- j . , . . .
-.lr mA Kptran DlaVinS With It, X188
ing it and pulling it. calling it Cleo,
rir r.M was then made to
glide
n th fltor. Tne cnuurcu iu
i i ;.vrl her qd. and the
alter
itttegirl, picking ber op, put her round
,ornir hkattoo. (I wonder if this
A .
I
was the origin ot the word ooa ij vieu
videntlv enjoyed the fan ?
the cnifdrcn. It was very curious to
see these two little children encircled
in Cleo's ponderous folds, reminding me
much ot the celebrated , statue of the
Laocoon ; tnd, U I recollect rightly, the
marble children in the itatue are repre
sented as about the same age and km
as Mr. Mann's two cbi.dreu.
Cleo is a particular favorite of Mrs.
Manu's, and I saw a Tery nice photo
graph of her, with Cleo coiled around
hermck. I subsequently saw Mrs. Mann
in
this attitude with her pet snae.
k her kio seYeral times.
Cloe
. .. . ..marV that ibelllid
and it is cunoua nwini- -
her skin ten times , in two years. Mr.
Mann has the lt fkin shed. It is quite
peifecr, and as thin as tissue paper; and
I should think it wold make a pood
pitern for fancy lace work, Cleo iveds
principally on pigeons.. It a pigeon is
put into ber cage, and she is BOtDTlBgry,
she seems to maka irienda-. with the
pigB&n, IS mil MTM AMtm U a ii.
8honld, however, a fresh pigeon be put
into her cage, she will devour it m
stantly.' She feeds once a iortnight,
and two pigeors will about last her
for that time. Mr. Mann has observed
that, when let loose, Cleo always tries
to climb upward, whereas the Licertine
always seeks the ground.
Cleo most certainly knows her master
and mistrets. Oi c, when tb y went out
of town, Cleo- was left behind. She
pined, and would not teev! daring their
absence. When Mr. and Mrs. Mann
returned, after six weeks. absence, Cleo,
on bearing her oi 6tres voice, instantly
rushed out of her box, coiled herself
round her, and kissed her face. 8he
evidently recognized her kind friend
an protector.
Mr. Mann has aleo another large In
dian python, but this snake is not very
well, and has private apartments to
itself in a leather carpet bag. Th
siakes will feed out of Mi. Mann's hand.
The common snakes eat frogs, and
trogs only; the L-Hcertine ears white
uaic; thepython delights in guinea
pig?. Altogether, I was exceedingly
pleased with Mr. Mann's collection ol
snakes. By his veiy euccesful snake
taming he has opened up quite a new
chupur in natural history, and has
shown what persevering kindness wil
do in taming snakes, poor creatures,
which have buhrto been thought to
have little or no intelligence.
iGSTABLISHED 1845.
I K a h n w e i 1 e r ,
(Lite G't't'tiwa'd & Co..)
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Wines, Brandies, Gins, Whiskies
aaJ Seganf.
NO. 1 0 SO LT I II WAT K RST.,
Respeetftjllv informs his numerous custom
era that he hn ofeti the largest and bet
stock of I'urp l.iiU'-s in th- State at pnws
to wnipete with any Northern nou-o.
I shall keep constantly on iwimnu
tuck Rye anl North arolina 0rn H hls
k!es.' Imported Brandies, Wines and egar..
furchaserK win a who iu
stoo before buying eiewuiM u.
f- SEGARS A
8PCALrr
oct
121-ly
A. 0)K1A. -va.c"h
. - . t r- T V TT TJ .
ADRIAN & V0LLERS.
WHOLESALE DKALERJi IN
Groceries and Unors.
Importers of German and riavana Cigars,
Commission Merchant
South-East Corker Dock and Feokt
Streets.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
irnn' th largest and best asRorted Stock
of Groceries and Liquors in the City, Dealers
will find it to their Interest to give us a call
before buying elsewhere.
mav 17-tr
1873. rnrature a carjet isi3.
WAREHOUSE.
THE people of the Carolina; now have at
homTone of the larg-st Furniture and
Carpet We rehouses In the ?W-Z
can wl ect in person from one of the largest
stocks ever offered in the State.
The designs are all ew and handsome,
and we inrHethe public to examine atook
Jan 2 'f
DRESS MAKING.
I HAVE OPENED A STORK" ON FRONT
I Bf rtrnnder the Seaman s' Homewbere I
am prepared to make Drees andtrim Bon
netaithe shortest "pvroTT.
A fine assortment of MUllnery and Uo
aiery all new.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
MRS.-. F. WALTOTT.
Linen Dresa' Goods and Ladies' Hats o
sale very cheap. R WAL-OTT,
Store under Seain.au &' Home.
feb3
"h. n A RCU,
Wholesale Dealer
IN
LIQUORS, TOBACCO & SEGARS,
2for tlx Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C,
P S. Afnll-upplyf Aland LagsrBeer
1)10
GOODS,
!' , n m.
if ' " ;
rail norns.
Wilmington, Ctarlotte 4;;RitWi
Rail Road J-iino. i
GSM
Eastern Division : New Sent dfllftv-
1873
Going West.
1873
STATIONS.
PASVKKO&B
VKS1HT.
Leave Wilmington...
Abbottsbutg. ..
Jumberton ...
800 am
11 16 "
12 80 p ii
1 64
408
45
A.00AM
11.45
2 05PM
8hoe Heel
Laurrnburg..;
Kockingbam . . .
K OI
ti
e oo a jr
Arrive at LiiebVille.t.
. . . . .
10 00
Going East.
STATIONS.
PASSSKiQtfK
Leave Lilesvllle ....
44 Rockingham .
7 40 A M
8 6 44
10.30 44
1055 44
13 Op
28 44
, 4.35 44 -
44 Laurinburg....
44 Shoo Heel.... ..
44 Lamberton.....
44 Abbottburg .
Arrive at Wilmington.
5 00 AM
5 65
9 60
12 -5 pm;
5.00 44
Dikkkk. irolnar West: BrsaXPAst. -
lng East. Freight Traiaa top here over
ulght.
t Staz for Charlotte: Railroad andStage
fan-, v ilmington to Charlotte, only f 10.
' ES No Trains on Sundajr. Two : Special
Freight Trains for Tom 1 IMBBR ran Irreg
ularly Expres Freight uCara accompaBj
each Passenger Train;
mm
Western Division;
STATIONS
PACSKNUBB
Leave (Jharl-tte . .
" Linco nt -n,
Ariive at liutf ilo.
,8.',H) A M
10 43 44
1.07 4
UKTURNING.
J.eave Euff-ilo
tiocointon...
Arrive at Charlotte
V. Q. J 'HNSUN,
M 9
,C 7 p M
2.41
5 14 44
8. L. FRKnONT
ticu. S.opt.
199-
WiusmgH'ii. olttuinia- & An
custa R. 'tt. t'mpaDj.
Gen Scpchintbnobkt'8 )-ficb,
VViLMihtiTON, N. C, uct. 7, lb72. J
CH&UGE OF SCHEDULE.
rUtt FOLLOWING SCHEDULE WILL
uo into efiect at &2-H A. M., Monday
7tb in.-t.
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN, (Daily.)
I .oovn Wilmlnirtnn 0.40 A. Hi
Arrive at Florence
Arrive at Columbia....
Arrive at Auyueta
Lnave Annta
A rr ve at Colu'u bia . . .
- rrive at Florence
9:5 A. M
2:40 P. M
7 4 P. M
6 36 A. M
11 25 A. M
4:15 P-M
Vrrivt- at WiimiHjjton iU:4J r.
NiGUT EXPKK88 TRAIN DAILY (SUN
DAYS EXCEPTED.)
'.leave Wilmington
Arrive at Floreuce
Arrive at Columbia
Arrive at Augusta
Leave Ausrneta
Arrive at Columbia
Arrive at Florence
5 45 P. M
11:85 P. M
8:40 A. M
8:20 A. M
5:50 P. M
10:20 P. M
2 :13A, M
. 8:00 A. M
Arrive at Wilminjfton
JAMES ANDER80N,
Gen'l 8upft
123 tf
oet9
Wilmington & Weldon R. B.
Onica Genbral 8upbkiwtjshimt,
1
Wilmiwotok, N. C, June 8, 1872.
CHANGE OF SCBEDDLE.
ON AND AFTER JUNE 10th INSTANT,
PASSENGER TRAINS on .e Wil
minton and Weldon Railroad will ran a
I- follows :
i MAIL TRAIN.
! r TTl.i Ttnit 1a1 V I'MBl). .
days excepted) At A. Ji
ArriTe at Goldaboro If " m
Rocky Mount,
Weldon
ati p. M
3:50 M
Leaye Weldon daily (8unday
excepted) At AjM
rrive at Rocky Mount 11 07 A. M
Goldaboro.... ... ViZtrzt
Arrive
Goldaboro
Union Depot
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Union Depot daily... At
Arrive at Goldaboro
Rocky Mount......
Weldon
Leave Weldon daily
Arrive at Rocky Mount
G Ida boro
Union Depot
5:30 P. M
10:40 P. M
8:00 A. M
4:55 A. M
6:50 A. M
7:10 P. M
P. M
10:58 P. M
8:10 A. M
tf.n tfoiti mikUM cione connection
at
Weldon tor all points Nort i via Bay Une
nd Acquis Creek routes.
Express Train connects onlv with ACQ
Creek route. PULLMAN'S PALACE
Sleeping cars on this train.
FREIGBT TRAINS will leave Wilra'ng
tn tri weekly at 6.00 A. M., and arrive at
1.40 P M.
EXPRE8 FREIGHT TRAINS will leave
Wilmington daily (Sundavs excepted) at&
P. M., and arrive at 11 A. M.
JOHN F. DIVINE
General Superiniendent.
Jnn. :
PARKER cSc TA YXiOR1
Successors to
- A. H. NEFF,
Manufacturers and dealer In
HOUE yURSI-UISn GGODfi,
Guns. Stoves, Lanterns, Kerosene, OU Tin
uuns, RI;d8heet Iron Ware.
Roofins: done at short notice
Agents for Falrbank'a Rcalee. ,
Tjno. I Front Ktreet, . ..
e n i itct on. n r
7 . 1 f : . I T : ji 'St
r&axeBT.
500m:.
ljDO' Tons BabjnijSoluble . Gnano,
PRICE. $51 50 CASH. ll Ut UAT;
DELIVERED 0frJ$OARD VJU13 AT WILUIXQ roy, N. C.
it r
500 ' lW.Wii
PRICE 054 50
DeUerod on Cora nt
500 Tons St a r S 6 1 uhle Phosphat v '
PRICE $52 50 Ctsh b; 1st of May. $60 00 Payable 1st of
November.
For Sale by
jan SO
Richmand and DanTillft Rail Road.
North .Carolina wtsiB
And SalomJBranoh.
Condensed Time Table.
Tn tfect on rd after Sunday, &pt
k 187
GOING NORTH.
BTATIOlfS j nan.. I
Leave Charlotte 7. 10 p m J a; M
44 Concord 8.581 4 J.
44 Lexlnifton I 51
4 Hijfh Point:... lift 10. 17
Arrive at Greensboro 12 50 A. m U-00
,eve Gneneboro'... 45 JJ-JJ"
" Co. Shops 3 3 44 1&1 p.
14 HilUboro 4.W 4
; Raleigh. 8 05 44
rriveat Goldboro U ' 5 a m
goin sou m
r STATIONS. HAli BXPKJIba
Leaye Goldaboro 4.00 r. M
44 Raleigh 7 45 44
Hillaboro' .... 10 21 '
Co 8hops .... 12.05 a. m J 15;
Arrire at Greensboro' 1.80
Leave GreenshoroJ... 2.15 " 4y0 ;.
44 , Hih Point.... JM 4 44
Lexington 4 03 44 &J "
4 Salisbury. 4.57 44 6 22
ConcSrdT:..... 10 t4 T.
Arrive at Charlotte .. 7.20 a. m .yS0F.
Passenger train leaveinsr
? M conuactsat Gresniboro with. Northern
bound train; making the qmlckest tlneto
ill Northern Cities. Priee ol tickets ssme
is other "routes
Mail trains dally, both ways, ' ver entfre
tenxth pf Road. Express daily between
itoSoaBhopt. and Chsrlotte, (Snndaya
Alfpaasenfer traina eonect at Greens
boro with trains to and irom Ric,.d-I .
Pallmaa Palaee Oars on all night trains
between Charlotte sd Ricaniond, tw ithonj
changa.) f . - -
SALEli B&AHcHr
"6n and alter March 2d, l75, a niixad Pas
aenger tnd Freight Train will berun daily
(Sunday excepted,) on the N. W. N. C B
R., as follows: (
Ceave Greensbory J: J J
Arrive at Kernereville SriJJ ? JJ
Leave Keraersville .JJO A M
Arrive at Greensboro. . . . ... vKi
General Ticket Agent.
W. H GREEN, If aster Transportatton.
march 5 , lg
, i
.IT
I
AN AND AFTER JUNE S8D THJS trains
--in m mm SntlAva:
as.
ns.
ARRIVB AT PSTKB8BURU..
i p. as.
SS"" r7p.m.
LEAVE PBTIRSBTJBO.
awe a. na.
Kanress P-"
P ARRIVE AT WBLDON-
Mall
Express
g:50p. m.
FREIOHT TRAINS.
Leave Petersburg
Leave Weldon
Arrive at Weldeo .
Arrive at Petersburg
GASTON TRAINS.
s,-00a.m.
8:00 p. m.
tK)0 p. m
220 a, m
Leave Petersburg
Leave Gaston,
Arrive at Gaston
Arrive at Petersburg
N trains will run en Sunday
1:15 p. m
1260 p.m.
8:10 p.m.
xoepi Ex-
PrSlSu Sn-Gaaton Braneh wUI rved
at the Weraburjfdepot only On MONDAxb
and THURSDAYS. . - we
The depot will beosed f5c0pp.i. Jlo
goods wSe received pfoo.
n-tf Engineer and General Manager.
W. H.-DART
LIPPITT'si nUlliDIIVO,
south rimT iT.,
WILMINGTON, ST. C,
Plmlier Steal ail M Fitter-
and denier tn
Wrought and Galvnnigird rrb Pi-.
Brass sCcks. VlTe."-Flitrf.
A ' " and an dsetlptlnni U J - '
FITTINGS FOB- STEAL!, WATER
AUDGA8.
parUeuXcr attent4a paid in ttlf V9
COTTON UILLt,
owltt81,Ctts4WatsT - .
ESS.
$60 HO PAfABLB 1st H07EHBEB
M ot
r.rr n. 4
WUpilniarton. 1ST O.
TICK & JHEBAlvr,.
2tsXn
AGENTS I A RAKE CHANCE.
We wit! ray all Arenta Hn per wk In eaah
who will engae th ua at nej. r.very
hlng famished nd expena- upaid. AWm
A. CX)ULTEH A CO Charlotte. Mich.
sKEDS
VEGETABLE AND HXJWKlt
planta. ro a, duhllaa, fuchalaa.
reranluma,.beddlnf( pianta, Kiauoias w.
ijjd Ftamp for hreer's iarden I aleiy'ar.
e8wea. lllutratea, wim pncnwu
tiona Henry A Ureer,
Philadelphia. Pa
711 Chestnut ttxeet,
$1000
REWARD.
For any cane of Cilnd
Bleed In sr. Itchlna Ul
cernted 1 lle that Ds
Biko'h Itle lt-mly miia
to ue. It ijrei,Mrti ex
prwiy toco-e thHiea,
and nothing elae, SoJdb
Price, f I tf)
all dmgriata.
C AQft Pr(ly! Agrenta wanted! All
Sj 10 5aU chwaH. of workliiie p-ple.or.
either aex. young r old, mane vr8tm"n?;
at work for oa In their spare moment, orau
the time than at anythlnie elae. Partictiurs.
free. AddW Stinoon A Co, Portland. Me
W A JN TED.
We wih U enrare the servieea of tjeaat
onerellahle.iletellUrent renileroen l every
etry, town aad county In th iouth. uaf
neisWiUe end strictly legitimate, yield
ing frora1.3u0 to rAMO per ; annurrt For par.
tleulawaddreaa Tumbull lirothera, Tub.
liahera. Baltimore, fitol.
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by mall. Address publishers, No. .41 Park
Row NY ' '
njiiMEa suop.
JOB TURNER wlh to in form bis euHe-.
wers and publie generally, that be Is now
prepared udo all kind xf work in bis line,
and would respectfully request a continua
tion of the patronage which baa heretofore
been so liberally bestowed upon blm.
Jan 19 tf 306 .
F. A. 8IITJTTE
No. 3 AND 5 GRANITE ROW,
Dealer In
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES,
WINDOW SHADES,
PAPER HANGINGS, PICTURE
FRAMES, CORDS,
: TASSELS, FRINGES, &c &c.
Having Just received-a supply of Furniture,
I sveo prepared to five the public as good
fcorgalm as can be had la the city.
" Hesse call and examine.
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RICIIARr) 1ST. MOON.
Gonunission Merchant.
AND DEALER IN
8LOUB, GRAIN.
HILL FEED.
AND
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Cor. Camden &Paca Sts
rBaltliaore, lid. .
Ordars ftons Nortb Oarollna BoTislted.
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