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a afternoon except Sunday.
sised ej j Mltoir and Proprietor
4r'' .advance w The best ORG ANSof tie4 Reed clas$
flthsin advance
r fs iaadrancc - w
fl po- solicited from otir friends
..rrrtT., " at ,tp on topi's of gene-
,i1 P political Bcwi and reports ol
' rterP cHlY desirable.
- - - ,
1fiV inVKUTiSKM KNTS.
line ot
t -.
hUc and cole
.... -rolercd. whletiwe cmi
' , rates- lSO line
l,;riX'a Towels and
of ins. at pri est
1 - also a tine Mortmcnl
Towel-
to
acrseirthe Market
t t
. i-is.v in Btatlnz to our friends
U ciisioiucw -. flu-a Uiat no nonwj
s .rih:it li viiey
1M L..- cnninete
,;he '
ffrTH OUR LOW PRICES!!
,,ire stock of-lW Good, haw been
11 i.Mt lately bougnv uywiuu.
J jadscZ and at panic prices,
J InNewYork ,city,
we can only
ofler
firbt Class Goods t Low Rates.! !
r
; r u.sp F.incn llamlkerchiefs.
)uipieie r- ;-- Q from
llSSrnneofangoodslna
Fancy Staple and Domestic Dry
Goods fcstaDiisnmein-
it their business, as it is aloue
to t hei r i n ler.estt to examine our
1 LhU before inakiuK pur
ck&se elsewhere.
, Market street
Merchandise Brokerage Office,
i imp r tunnies constantly on nand
HU nrtrk 'and mnnufcvcturers in
Xorth'-rn market.
ill descriptions of merchandise, orders
, bidf solicited and telegraphed promptly.
orders
UlcrcTiandlse bougin ana tVad
&ke orders from buyers solieiteL
lea by sellers will have
tutiou. 1 .
2SUfrly. 2 oflen wlth your local
Broker. j s T pETTEWAY.
Merchandise and Produce .Broker.
31 . : : 181U
i r. w: mpks f- doug in km
LOPBR & DOUGHTEN,
MAY A Li STORES
' AXD KOUTHEUN PH UUCTS.
fO. 5, iOjrZ FRONT STREET
I Pkiladelphla, l'a.
'Irdjers for Turpentine Casks solicited and
.nraptly tilled at lowest market. P"c
mirchS PAIIKPj iCterL'A. irLOR
Successors to
A. H. NEFF
.Ujr.raclurcrs nnd'desilers In
UOU.it FURNIMING GOJJDti,
nns, stores, Ivtutrus, Kerosene, Oil Tl:i
aad .Sbeet Iron Ware.
Ed)?jig done at short notice
Ageati for Falrbank's Stales.
- No. 19 Front Street,
H 1 L.K I N fi T O N ,
oo 19
N
iwiy
REMOVAL.
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JAS.V. LOWERY
CIRRIKQAKER & REPAIRER.
T nAVB
reif
mT tsstablishmont to
L my new buil
rs on the corner of
FOURTH AACAJklPBELL STS.
Near Bony BrUlZ'
to ttce my old c
icre
I shall be pleased
era and many new
Carriage matingA,nUi; Jtnd repairing
neatly done. HordL am various
iviuua oi jum "u")nc ou reasonaoiu
. terms. V 1
'Having -had thirtAlTS experience In
this business, 1 m cWiit that I can do
the finest Avork. aod 8 Wfactlon.
AUi WOKK UNTKD.
eptS-lf ja LOWER Y.
JOE TORNEK wunes i v, hls custo-
T mers sna puonc geuei t he is now
prepared to do all kind of vK.n nig llnef
and ironld respectfully renuetonUnua.
ito oi ine paLronoo viiuiu heretofore
ben so liberally bestowed upo
anwu 206
; New Extra Mess Ma
el
A ND NEW EXTRA SAL
t n kits for family use, at
: . GEO. MYE
WI.U-1 .'"ln.iv uooda and Notions
,i00dS' SpS SJSSi early call
MISCELLANEOl
THE I SIL'TER TONGUE''
' !! IBM fl TTTriTIT f
As
The Best for Churches and Lodges.
Tlic Best forSonday Schools; , ,
Tbe Best for Parlors and Vestries,
The Best for Academies and Colleges.
The Best for Public Halls. ! ! 1
The Ist forOrchtetra and StAge. 5 v
These instruments which for sweet
ness of tone and elegance of appoint
ment stand unrivalled, have met with
unprecedented! success in this country
and abr0ad.
MANUFACTURED BY
E P NEEDHAM' & ; SON.
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ESTABLISHED IN 184.
Nos 143, 145 & 147 East 234 st. N Y
Responsible parlies aPPftagte ctaj
. .r . ! '
prompt attention and liberal inducernenwu
imarordlmm factory.
end for iHustrMed brlcalist. j us W-u
B.EDINGOTES.
AirE ARE NOW MAKINtl TILEfcJE BTYLr-
ISH AitTlCLES for our enstomers
M wrS-ft"ia and
Will do well tocaliaiJULr5.Aivwv
exam' ne samples. M i I i
Dress Making
TJ ill, ITS IjAIIAI OX
! Mrs. STROCKS'
oct 18 1 f Princss Street, Evana
EW BUCKWHEAT,
BEST BUTTKR IN THE WORLD
U ! GEO. MYERS,
' 11 and 13i Front st.
oct 30
i M tf
T0THE VESTI TO THE VESTl
Beiore making your arrangements to fol-
low the advice ,oi me iuuuouuc, "-"-t
already gne'iit would be well to consider
what hi been done to make the journey to
your -Homes in the West'l as, pleasant and
free from danger as nuroan bmi u
sight can accomplish.
By consolidation and construction, a road
has been put into operation on the shortest
possible line from Nashville, lenn.. io ou
Louis, ,4thc future greavuy i
This line, the L ott
ST LOUIS A SOUTHEASTERN RAIL-
j WAY,. . j ,;i i ...
has, during the past' year, earned an fcnvla-
ble reputation by its smootn iraca, prouiv-
time, sure connecwons, u . -&r;
cenco of Ita pasienirer equipment Its
trains are madt up of new tnd commodious
day cars, provided with the celebrated Mil
ler coapler and p'alforra, and the Westing
house air-brake. t- ; i. :
It is posslUvcly the only line? xnnnmg,
Tniimn Palace Drawing-Boom Sleeping
Cars through without change from Nash
ville to St, Lonis. No other line pretends
to offer such advantages, either in distance,
time, or equipment, Why, then, journey
by circuitous routes ? Do not be Induced
to purchaso tickets . to St. Louif or , the
West by any other line, rememocr uiau ;
mho Kt. Tennis & Sontheastern" :
is the shortest,! cheapest, quickest, best and
only line. undM one management irom
Nashville to;8t: Louis, aid is! from. 60 to
200 miles the shortest to ou
City. 1 Omaha, jDenver.' California, .
and an western points. ; It is also the "Chi
cago Shortest tine," via Evansville.
Toucan secure the cheapest rates for
yourselves ani your movables on applica
tion, in pcrsok or by letter, toC. ;S. B ar
mtt, Southern Passenger Agent,1 Postofi
flee Box 243, Chattanooga Tennj. or to the
undersigned, j jjaVENPORT, :
General Ticket ;Agent, St, Louis.
No trouble to answer questions. l ,
jul25 n.lf
ODR ADYERT1SIH6 RATES
1
;Arc nut down.ta tb scale of
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MISCELLANEOUS.
D IPL O ISC
AWABDBD THE
American Institute
J. W. McKEE,
FOR
Embroidery ani Fluting HacWnes.
I) ' It is ingenious and will mcet4he wants
of every 'matron in the land."
j: I EXHIBITION OF 1S72. j
F. A. Barnard, Pres. !
8ohn E. Gavit, Rec. Secy.
Samuel I: Tillman, dor. Bcy.
i New York. November 30, 1872. !
Jhia simple and ingenious Machine is as j
tiseinl as the eewm Macnine, ana is iasi
Koonminir nnnnliir with lfl(11f;. in ' tlie DlaCC I
bf exnensive Needle work, its worK Dexnc
touch mdre handsome, requiring less time
Land not lone tenth, part the expense. No
Address Thk McKkk Manntacturlng Coj,
300 B road wNer York.
i AGENl'S WANTED.
Lir.i uarviu s ruiiu. ui xai,
Is recommended by regular xueaica i pracn-
itinera and a sneedv cure enaranteed for I
COlds, Qoughs, Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Slitting; Blood,Consumption and all Pn.mo-
nary Complaints, Scrofula, Erysipelas 1 jys-
Ptpsia and liOUt. lYSeuiery, vuuicra-iuiui
bus. Cholera and all liver and bowel com
Ptpsia and Gout. Dysentery, unoiera-mor-
rjlalnts. ! Kidney. diseases ana an anocuons
6( tha TJrlnar Organs perfectly harmless
frftA from Mineral or Alcoholic properties
pleasant to:take and never known to fall
Price $100 fper . Bottle. Fall particulars
With: medical' testimony .ana ceruncawB
sent on application. Aaaress, l,. r. txiua
ft CO.. 185 8veT th Avenue, New York. ;
Darts from.ine Dew or unpift Auused
-. i
X Bonk iust issued exposing the 'Jpbrsok-
itji" t.Kat have annearcd in the New York
Newspapers; their history and lesson. STvju-
minti ft-nm dereratc men to beautiful wo-
m nn P.Ian rtp.stine meetimrsihow lrustrated;
ThVlUfnrv of the GOODRICH TBAGEnY the
rpnlt. of a "Dersonal."' Description of Liv-
ino- Rroadwav Statues. Exposes sociai.
COBbuption. Sent on receipt of 50 cts.
Address Unique Printing House, 36 Vesey
8t , N. Y, : I
"Thn :Rftkuritti 20 Portable Fartt-
Swins .Machine, on 30 Days
Trial ; many advantages over all. Satis
faction! guaranteed, or money refunded.
hot, nniwnir.tp. with full directions. Beck-
with Sdwinff Machine Co., 863 Broadway
N.Y.7' may 14 307 tt:
THE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS 4n
Importakt mvBUTioN. iv reiains iuc i up
nr at. kll times, and nnder the hardest ex
ercise or severest strain. It is varn with
fort, and it kent on night and day, ef
fects a nermanen care in a few, weeks.
Bold cheap, an 1 feent by mail when request
a rjirftnlara tteii. when ordered bylettb
sent td The KlusUc. Trufs Co., No. 083
Broadway, N. Yj City. .Nobodv uses Metal
Sorine iTrusseftii too t'uiu'ui ; they slip OU
too (rt duentlv i may 14 .07 tf
GENUINE FAIEBABn SCALES
. ANUFACTURED BY
E. & T FAIRBANKS k C(l.
Stock'scalesoalScales.HayfBcales, Dairy
Scales,
Counter Scales, &c., &c.
jScales
repaired promptly and rcasona-
oiy.
THIS MOST PERFECT
ALARM CASH DRAWER
Ttlilcs Alarm Till Co'B
i-
V .
ITo-nnriQut
JIIWUUQlll. viTJgr TI I ) iWCT
unnnija
suoutnl
Use
Warranted.
SOLD AT :
Fruanks Scale Warehouses,
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
311 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
i ' 16G Baltimore st,, Baltimore,
i I f3 Camp st. New Orloens.
FAIRBANKS & EWING,
Masonic Hall, Philadelphia.
FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO.;
:-osloiju
1 . . :
sale by all leading Hardware
Dealers.
97-2 taw 4 m
For
sept 11
Distiller's Supplies.
. ! ! . i I !
rllps i Hooi Iron il inch
' i 1 1 J nr-b and li inch.
j iiOO Second Hbid Spirit Casks,
! 500 Second
I 30 Barrels Bungs, i
500 Papers Rivets,
; iBo Barrels No. 1 Glue,
? , a Forsaleby ,
KERCHNER & C ALDER BRO&.
lov'i Pt U nnnr pnmn cte witnoui 11. I Arri vfi at Lnnrlntan rtr lit :y . . . . .fiiKU e Al . c uSu"a-
. iit. til A;mnlai anA I T A T Il . i I fc.V f A W 1 iliCaVO ' (JOmnibia . 'a 1 . L v . -m . . wkll:4U A.. M
full instructions sent on receipt if $3 or Arrive at Wilmington at ; 5.30 P M fr"X?4?
flniRhcd in silver Dlate for $3 75. i I PASSENGER TRAINS. I Arie at Wiiffiin2ioB (I . iXl 1 10 10:45- P.-M
.C- (
RAIL.ROapS.
Carolina Central BailwarCflipaiiy
wiLmington, n. c, i I
SOHEDpLE.
PASSENGER TRAINS
LEAVE WILMINGTON DAILY (EX
ceptiSundays) at. i :00 A M
Arrive at Wadesboro at 5:25 P M
Leave Wadesboro at
.... 7:10 AM
... j 4:85 PM
Arrive at Wllminirton at
i
ramuu
Leave Wilmington daily (except
Sundays)
'.. 6:00 A M
XeaLTe Cnarlotte daily, , Sunday I . i
excepted, at. ..... . ... . L . . . 8.00 A M
Arrive at Buffalo at ... 12.00 M
12.00 M
1.C0 P M
vuyM. ... , . jt. J
irregular Lumber ana Tim Der, irams, rua I
on both ' twrtions of the Koad as the busi- J
necs reqtdres. ; . i j
A Daily Stage will soon run in connection
with the trains n both ends of this Rai
way.
8. L. FREMONT,
Chief Engineer and Snp't.
311-ti
ay 19
Pietaont Air-Line Railway.
Richmond and Danville, Richmond and
Danville Ti. W., N. Division, and j
Nortb Western N. C. R. W.
o 1 I
Condensed Time Table,
i o
Iii effect on and after Thursday, Feb.
. 22d, 1874.
GOING NORTH.
SfATIONS.
MAIL.
EXPRESS
Leave Charlotte
7.00 P. M
7.88 11
10.C9
2,15 A. M.
5.28 "
11.40 "
2.32 r. m.
8.35 A. II.
8.55 41
10.47 "!
1.15 P. M.
3,27 p. M.
8.0ft "
11.02 r. k.
Air Line J'nct'n
Salisbury
' Greensboro....
'V Danville.
Burkvllle.
Arrive at Richmond
GOING SOUTH.
May 11873.
'II . uaul f" I Ij ''"'
'i . f: " I .
S'TATIORS. MAIL. I EXPRESS
Leave Richmond.... f1.48 p. u 5.03 a.m.
Burkville..,,,, 4,58 4 8.2S
Danville....,,, 9.52 V . 1.03p. m.
Greensboro,.., 1.16 a. m 4.00 "
" Sollsbnry 3.56 " 6.33 "l
" Air Line J'nct'n 6.35 41 8 55 44
Arrive at Charlotte. . . 6.43 a.m. 9.00 44
GOING EAST.
F8TATIOSa.; , I . UAU I
Leave Greensboro'. . . 2.00 a. m
4' Co. Shops .... 3.55 44
4 RaMgh 8.30 44 ;..
Arrive at goldsboro'. 11.40 a. m .. ........
; GOING WEST.
STATIONS. MAIL.
Leaye Goldsboro' 3.00 p. m
4 Raleigh 6.40 44
Co. Shops 11.05 44 .......J..
Arrive at Greensboro' 12.30 a.m r
North Western N, G. R. It ;
I (Salem Branch.)
Leave G reensboro 1 A M
Arrive i at Salem ...35 A.jM
Leave Salem , .10: A A M
Arrive at G recn&boro ............ 12:00 M
Passenger train leaving Raleigh at 7.40. P. .
M. connects at Greensboro' with the iortn-i
ern bound tJcaiuS making the quickest titne
to all Northern cities. Price of Tickets
same as via other routes. " . : , :
Train3 io and from points Last jor
Greensboro connect at Greensboro with
Mail Trains to or from points Nortn or
South.', i
Trains dailv. both ways.
On Sundays Lynchburg Accommodation
leave Richmond at 9.43 a. m., arrive ai
Burkville 13 39 p. m., leave BnrkviHe 4.o5
m . Arrive at Richmond 7.58 a. m.
ih
r unman Jraiace vair on n uijut irmuo
between Charlotte Richmond, (.without
change.) . i . '
Fer lurtner miormaiion aaaress
! i 8. E. ALLEN, ;
; General Ticket Agent. !
i G reen6 bo io, N. (
T. M. R. T ALCOTT, '
Engineer and Uen'i spuernuencam. i
feb 24 XX
RHEUMATISM,
ft
I
PAIIVS ill the FA CIS &c,
, ,; - . THE ; j: : . j
ELECTRIC j
f . L TIAr.
HAS CURJiU wncu an omer rciiseuies
have failed. It is eminently a
family medicine, !
And no family should be wilhoutl t. In c;se
ollara in doctor's bills; j .
For sale by ail uruggisis.
October 4 I18-3t j. . , j
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NEURALGIA
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RAIL ROADS nf
wnaBQ; (ifiif&i An-
iposra .WMJ,?-
flam i ainrMiiMTBliliJM!. Dwrci,
f.
r WiuasQN, N. C.Oct. 24, 1813 f.,
, GHArJSs, OF SCHEDULE.
DAY EXPRESS IRA; PaUy.)4
Leav? Wilmicigton .
Arrive at Flotincfe. V
Arrive at Columbia.
. . . . . . - . 4:50 A., 3d
f.H'..;; 10:27 A. M
...i'.-v-.y.. ::10 P; M
s:oop;m.
Arrive at Augusta.
..:V..Piil.1'P:SAS M.
NIGHT EYPKESS4TRa wyAlIiY kSUN-
T L
vqruiBKm-.-vr.rfi
... ...... i. JIX
Arxlv' a"t Columbia;: ..;
Arrive at Augusta ...;. 8:45 A. M
t o Aa - a.isp t
T.W CX. ATX
Arrive at ColHrabia... . ...V.... . 8:45 P. M
Arriye at Fior 611;... 1:58AM
Amvo;afc vumiBgton.... 7:io A. M
jAH traits m?.ke close connection, both
NOrtu ana Bontn
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Curs on all
night trains. ,
:;fc7AME3 ANDERSON,
i Gen'l Sup't.
oct 24 - . 124-tf
Wilmington & Weldop II. B.
Company.
OrSiCB GKintRAi. supjaarNTBUDKNT, )
WriuiNGTON, N. C, Oct. 24,1873. )
CHANGE OF 8nEDl)LiC.'
O
N AND AFTER OCT. 2GLh, INSTANT
PASSENGER TRAINS on the Wil
ins-fan J'nd VeJdon Railroad will run at,
low
MAIL" TRAIN.
Leave Union Depot daily. (Sun-
7:40 A. M
Arrive at Goldsboro
Rocky ! MOuill.. .. .
Weldon
Leave Weldon daily (Sundays
excepted).. , .At
Arrive at Rocky Mount....
Goldsboro....;...
. Union Depofc..., ..
EXPRESS TRAIN.
11:50 A. M
2:00 P. M
3:50 P. M
9:50 A: M
11:35 A. M
1:37 P. M
5:50 P. M
Leave Union Depot daily... At
11:10 P. M
Arrive at Goldsboro
Rocky Mount
3:50 A. M
6:03 A. M
8:00 A. M
7:50 P. M
Weldon .
Leave Weldon daily... 1 .i...
Arrive at Rocky Mount. . . . .
9:43 P. M
(ieldsboro.-..:
Union Depot
11:55 P. M
4:30 A. M
Mail Train maKes close connection at
Weldon for all points Nortb via Bay Line
and Acquia CreeK routes.
Express Train; connects only with Acquia
n7 .tn 1TTI T.lf AM'.Q PAT nV
SLEEPING CARS ON THIS TRAIN.
FREIGHT TRAIN3 wiU leave Wilming
ton tri-weekly at 6.00 A. M., and arrive at
1.40 P.M. j
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS will leave
Wilmington laLy (Sundays excepted) at
2:00 tf. M.., ana arrive at 5;yu r. m.
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Superintendent
' i ' r-I--1SG t.t
oct 24
THIS MOSTBEMARKABE
"vF
VLLi' vi-AHatuses sometimes
w
..iifri n TYiff1uiniral naradox-?-now used with
such wonderful success in our principal
cities for tho cure, by cumulative exer
cise, of nearly all
Chronic Diseases and Weaknesses,
Is for sale by tbe undersigned, by whom all
orders will be pro&ptly filled.
THE REA.CXI01Sr-A.TlY
is so constructed that even a child -.can in
stantly adjust.lt for a person to lift any
weight, from twenty to twelve hundred
pounds.
It is made almost wholly of iron ami steel,
weighs 130 pounds, and covers a space of only
20 by 30 inches; and although, but reccntly
introduoed, nearly 1,000 have already been
sold. !
PRICK ?i00, 150X1: 1) AND BHirPED.
Hmall books oj circulars, showing its use,
can be had free ;ut the .ofiice of the l'oT.
H. IT. MANN,
, Brooklyn. N. Y.
sept 11 il&wtiT P. O. 15ox20.
A. ADIUA.
II. VOIiLEHg
ADRIAN & V0LLERS.
WHOLEf: VLE DEALEE3 Ilf
im roccricj and Liquor,.
!
Tmporters of German and Havana Cigars, '
v AND - i
Gommission Morcliant
South-east Coiwer Dock and Fbobtt
' Streets. .
. i " ' '
WILiMLNGTON.N. C.
Having the largest and best assorted Stock
of Groceries and Liquors in the City, Dealers
will find ft to." interest to give u a call
before buvWg elsewhee.
mav 17-tf .
WARRANTTEE bEEBS- On hand and
or wle
feb 25 t - 9 J n a
I Into effecr at" 4:0.' Vl Monday;
2?th Inst. ? i-ynrx vJ tii) , f t i
I ft . . A 7-i
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TybuiSs . ; -
O O ML F j&l 1ST I o isr ?
. A WEEKLY.PArER OR.
Young Feo ITt0.
AND THE
FAMILY.
THE COMPANION aims f A 1,-A
favorite in every familv looked for
gerly by the yonng folks., and read with
W- - - , . , i-r '
mieres oy tne older. Its mirnoee i to
interest while it amusca ; to Dcj ud4ci6us,! .
luaLuvM, bt;iiiuic; auu io nave rcniiv;
permanent " worth, while it attracts for '
the hour. I. :
It is handsomely illustrated, and has
for: contributors some of tho most at
tractive writers in the country. Anion;;
these are r 'M,l " 1
Edward Eggleston. Dr. I. L llaTC? ' 1
Prof) Jas. DeMiHe, Louise C. Moultort ,
Louisa M. Alcott. Sonhie ALav. M
,Reb(fcca H. Davis, p.". A. Stephens j-'
u.i W. Glanders, Iluth Chesterfield j' '
S. ; S. ' RobbinsL M. A, DenUoh '
Iti reading is adapted to the Old. and V.
young, is very vanbd in its character .
sprightly and entertaining. It gives M
Stories of Advcn- fetories of ; Homi ' '
ture, and School Life, 1
Letters of Travel, Tales. Poetrv.
Editorials - upon Selections for Dec
current Topics, lamation. . ,
Historical Articles, Anecdotes, Pnzjslcsi
ijiugiivpuiciii qkci- r aciaanainciuenis,
ches, lceligious Articlealj
Subscription Price, $1.50.- Specimen
copies sent free. Address, j
TERRY MASON & CO.,
41 Temple Place, Boston, .'Mas. ; '
tf '. i ' ''
AN. ORDINANCE
CONCERNING PAVING ON .CHESTNUT
STREET WITH COBRLE STONE.
riAIiE Bdard' of Aldermen of the city ol
jl v nmingion, n. u., o i
ORDAIN, That that portion ol Chestnut
street, between the western line of Front
street and the river, be navetV with cobble.
stone, and when the work shall have been
completed; the Mayor shall cause an assess
ment of jthe real property along paid street
and the Vicinity thereof, to defray the cx
pense of jsaid pavement, in whole or in part,
as is provided by law. . '
All ordinances, or parts thcrof, conflicting
with the above. ordinance are hereby ro;
pealed. ' I
The abovo ordinance was passed by the
Board of Aldermen at their meeting, heldou
the night of January I'd, 1S72. 1
T. C. HL3RVOKK. CI tr Clerk.
Jau 3-tf Jou rnal and Star copy t
NEW STORE.
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At Bro. SO. nini'ltt't Slrecl.
The ' Ktibbcribir.s have jui chafed a
full line nt iSlaple and Fancy, jl
DRY GOODfi
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which they will ofler at prices '"'
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TO CHURCH CONGREGATION.
iron SALE.
A HANDSOME TIPE ORGAN.
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MVK HUNDRED DOLLARS IN CA
I1 will buv a handsome l'lpo Orr'an. ftil
case. 7 stop, swell, blow pedal, and handle
attachment.
The owners desire to fclI. Jn order tope r-
chase a larger one.
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The instrunicnt is In perfect onVr, rvst
SHOO five years ago, and has been Bfed but
very liitlc. This is an opportunity rarelv
found in the Kouth to get a Rood instrument
cheap. e, ! .
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