! 1 I " f.'' jV:rV : r - - -
- ; ! 1 ! .( :-:' '1 I- .! : 1 I . - ' - - :-
;,. . ly JA - f$-. j jK j :yff HfJ fill J ilCI '' H "i" :f 'prfs-6Tn 'IS , U Riff- , ' .'fif''! '
trnli. Vn. ; NO. 257 ' '
l!
;
faTucmng Post.
f
Vjiftcrnoon cxccrt Sunday.
w i Editor and Proprietor
l" SHUf"'
. tancc...... w
ntbTiaance 1 50
' 'nrimcc solicited from our friends
rfr.fluti'.-on tonics of cenc-
i" political ncwB and reports ol
'rspcciallY desirable.
f APVKKT1SEMKMT&
ALL ! I
0
Vl . o V 1 1 A : " A CUM PLETE
'Xhito and colored, which we can eell
I nte- alo fiue assortment
'i 'IiDCU Towel. Towel-
,'dersell tlio Market!!
.-I do dlicawy in statins toonr friends
..liners that If they call and exam
flI8"1t thPv will fiuu that no house
ojtycau conrpetc
VlTH OUR LOW PRICES! !
. poure siwft r
. fui ivmnhl. Iivmmrtetfint
ittST laitij w"r-- --
lude. and at panic prices,
J in 5'ew York city,
- n a n rtnlv
'ofler
rsf Class Goods iit .Low Ratea.! !
t
I- jinc or iio.se. wui" i .
f iti Linens and, a general in? of n hite
kids. iucluUin; Jtancy viw s -'m """',7
fnplete throutjhout, and an early call
i m those who wish to purchase from a
an new line of all goods in a
Ley Staple and Domestic Dry
I Goods Establishment. .
mtthi made it their business, as it is alone
to their interest, to examine our
htock before making pur
chases elsewhere.
BOSKOWITZ & MEDEK,
tfb
2) Market mreei
.Merchandise. Brokerage Office,
I'LL line or samples constantly on nancl
1 mm inioorters and mnnaf:cturers in
;,jrtlicrii markets.
.11 .u.riniinnc rf iiiprrhiindisc. orders
jj bMs solicited and telegraphed promptly.
iru . - .1 1 L- Hrki-itrht. and Koltl in this
otq frnin hnvm KT)llCltMl. and
LapJes lea by sellers will have prompt at-
uou.
no mall - - cl Tin r !i:mnx rieorotiated
iioio IV1 I' -- ' '
I -i.-.v.. ,pl.h tn hnv rtr soil. i'OITI m 11 tl 1
atwl freely, and often with youx local
er.
JAS. T. IlTJfiWAl,
Merchandiso and Produce Kroker.
ix'J) litf
If. W. LMPKR. I. DOUQHTJtH
LOPER & DOUGHTEN,
N V A. L ST ORKS
AND SOUTilEKN I I'R DUCTS,
H .)." NORTH FRONT STREET
Philadelphia, la.
Ilr.lur f..r Tnrrx.nJlr.fi 'lik Solicited and
rromptly filled at lowest market price. .
march :t 2io-tf
Successors to
A. II. N E F'F,
1 ;:m !-! ui Hiul dc.lerb lu
ItOUsK PURii'lsHlNG W0D,
nn, Wows. LanternK,' Kerosene, Oil Tin
aid .Sheet Iron Ware.
i
Raotiris done at short notice
Aleuts for Fairbanks Scales.
."Vo. 13 front Street,
W 1 LM INtiTON, N .
dot i 15n-ly
R, E JSE O "V J Xj .
fAS. A. LOWEY
CARRIAGE MAKER & REPAIRER.
f HAVE removed my establishment to
I my new buildings on the corner of,
FOURTH AND CAMFBELL ST&
Scar B4ny r.ridjre, where I shall be pleased
m see my old customers and mauy new
"ties.
. Carriage matin?, painting and repairing
Jfatly ilone. Horse Shoeing, and various
5nds of iron work done on reasonable
terms.
.'In? had thirty years experience in
jjM-' business, 1 am confldent that I can do
lf? fiaest work, and pive atIsl?l'ction.
ALL WOltK WARKANTKO.
eiUi-tf JAS. A. LOWERY.
ftXUBEU SUOP.
K TURNER wishes to inform his custo
mers and public generally, that he is now
Prepared to do all kind of work in his line,
d would respectfully request a continua
tion of the patronago which has heretofore
n so liberally bestowed upon him.
JQ If tf . -206
New Extra Mess Mackerel
ND NEW EXTRA SALMON,
In kits for family.use, at
3E0. MYEBS.
15 South FreHtJsUeet.
BENEFi'l
MISCELUNEOV
THE SILVER T-PHUu fc
The best-ORGANS of.the Reed.class
utthe.worli):
r
The Best for Churches and liodges. i
The Best for Sunday Schools. j
Tbe Best for Parlor and Vestries, i
.'
Th Boat for Academies.and Colleges.
The Best for Public Halls.
The Best for Orchestra and Stage.
These instruments, which for sweet
ness of tone and 'elegance of appoint
ment stand unrivalled, have met with
unprecedented success in this country
ana abroad. j
MANUFACTUEED BY
E. P. NEEDHAM k SON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1846.
x
Nos J43, 145 & 147 East 23d st. N Y
Responsible parties applying for agencies
for agencies
in sections still unsupplied. will receive
prompt attention and liberal indupements.
Partita residing at a distance from! our au
thorized agents, may order from our factory.
Send for illustrated oriclist. ;aug26-tf
REDING0TES.
yE ARE NOW MAKING THESE STYL
ISH ARTICLES for our customers. 1
Will do well tocallatMrs.STItOCK'siid
examine samples. 1 i
Dress-Making .
IN ALE ITS LATEST STYLES. -
Mrs. STR0CKS'
Millinery and Dress-Making Rooms
oct 18 tf Trincess Street, Evans' Block.
IVEW BlJtJinVIIEAT,
JAPLE SYRUP AND THE
'BEST BUTTER IN THE WORLD
At
GEO, MYERS, :
11 and 13 Front st.
.. tf ;
oct -30
TO THE WE8TIT0 THEVE8TI
Bctore making Jr arrangemente to fol
low the.advice of tho 'thousands who have
already -gone," it would be well to consider
what has fieen done to make the journey to
your -'Homes in the West' aa pleasant and
free from danger, as human skill and lore
sight can accomplish, j i '
By consolidation and constructiop, a rpad
has been put intq operation on thejshortest
possible line from Nashville, Tenp.. to St.
Louis, "the future great City ofj the world."
This line, the ' I 1
ST. LOUIS & SOUTHEASTERN RA1L-
i WAY i
has, during the past year," earned n envia
ble reputation by its smooth track1, prompt
time, 6ure connections, and the magnifi
cence of its passenger equipment. Its
trains are made up of new and commodious
day cars, provided with the celebrated Mil
ler coupler and platform, and the Westing
house air-brake, j . 1 li
lt is possitively the ouly line mnning
Tullman Talace Drawing-Boom Sleeping
Cars through wHhout.-chaDgeJrom .Nash
ville to StJluis. - Na'bUicr line pretends
to offer such kdvantagef either hiistance,
time, or equipment !Wbyr then. j journey
by circuitous routes? Do npt be .induced
to purchase tickets to SL Louis or the
West by any other line, remember jthat
The "St. Louis & Spateastern'
is the shortest, cheapest.uickesW pest nd
only line under one 'management? Irom
Nashville to 8t? Louis, and: la Jrom GO to
200 miles the shortest to flU Louis, Kansas
City. Omaha, Denver, California Texaa,
and all wtero36mUIt to Mo the -Chicago
Shortest Line," via Xvansvni6. j
You can secura the"1 .cheapest Urates for
yourselves and your "movables'on applica
tion, in person or by letter to 8. Bar-
M snnthprn PiuMper Aeent,! PostOlj
a Tinx 242. Chattanooca Tenn., or toi th .j
undenigned. , w B DAVENPORtJ
Geneial Ticket Agent, 8U Louis, I,
No trouble to answer questions, t Jin
july25 ... J : ,; r; n i.. - m 1
UOR ADVERTISING. RATES
Are put down to the scale of j;
r 1
Jj..:
1 rvgg
13 I P L OMA,
n i i
, ; AWARDED BY TUB
' ! i i mi ? i
Axnoilcaii Institute
I !x'w.McKEE,
V ! j i: 1 FOR
Embroiicrj ani FMini I'laclimcs.
".It is ingenious and will meet the wants
Of eyery matron in the land."
EXHIBITION OP' 1872.
F. A. Barnard, Fres.
Sob a E. Gay it, Rec. Secy.
jr I Samuel D. Tillman, Cor. St cy:
I; j: I New' York, November 30, 1S73.
Phia simple and ingenious Machine is as
nselul ! as the sewing Machine, and is fast
becoming popular with ladies, in the place
'oC expensive . Nefidle.work, its work being
much more! handsome, requiring less time
and' not ! one tenth part the expense. No
lady's toilet is now complete without it.
A Machine with illustrated circular and
full instructions sent on receipt of $2 or
finished in silver plate for $2 75.
Address, The McKbb Manufacturing Co.,
i 300 Broadway. New York.
AOlGlSrJS WANTED.
Dr. GFarvin's Elixir of Tar,
Is' recommended by regular Medical practi
tioners and a speedy cure guaranteed for
Colds, Coughs, Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Spitting Bipod.Consumption and allPu-mo-nary
Complaints, Scrofula, Erysipelas '.Dys
pepsia and Gout- Dysentery, Cholera-mor-bus,
Cholera and all liyer and bowel com
plaints. Kidney diseases and all affections
ofth Urinal; Organs perfectly harnllcss
tree from Mlheral or Alcoholic properties
pleasant to take and never known to fail
Price $1 00 per Bottle. Full particulars
with medical testimony and certificates
sent on application. Address, L. F,. HYDE
& CO.. 195 Sever. th Avenue, New York.
Darts froin tie Ml1 or unpiijAlnsei
A Book juit issued exposing the pkbson
ALs" that have appeared in the New York
Newspapers; their history and lesson. Styl
ish villians fully exposed. Advertise
ments from desperate men to beautiful wo
men; Clandestine meetings; how frustrated;
The History of the goodkich tbagetiy the
result of a' "personal." Description of Liv
ing Broadway Statues. Exfoses social
corruption, j Sent on receipt of 50 cts.
Address, Unique Printing House, 36 Vesey
St, N. Y, ; '
Tho Beckwith $20 Portable Fam
ily Sewing utlachinc, on 30 Days
Trial ; many advautages over all. Satis
faction guaranteed, or money refunded.
Sent complete with full directions. Beck
with Sewing Machine Co.,. 862 Broadway
N. Y. may 14 307 tf
THE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS An
Important Invention. It retains the rup
ture at all times,! and under the hardest ex
ercise or severest strain. It is worn with
comfort, and it kept on night and day, ef
fects a permanent cure in a few weeks.
Sold cheap, ani nt ny mauwnen request
ed. Circulars lier, when ordered byfetto
sent to Thc Elastic Truss Co., No. CS3
Broadway, N. Y. City. Nobody use? Metal
Spring Trusses ; too p!nnl ; they slip oil
too frequently- in ay 11 307 tf
! It'V OM.Y t;j V
GENUINE FAIRBANKS SCALES
MANUFACTURED BY 1
E. & T FAIRBANKS k (JO.
!SlockScaies,Coal Scales, Hay Scales, Dairy
Scales, Counter Scales, &c, &c.
Scales Tepaircd promptly and reasona-
' . hly.
j THE MOST PEKFECT
ALARM CASH DRAWER
Miles Alarm Till Co's.
EVERY
Merchaiit
should!
Use Tliem
EVERY
Rtra,
WiBPHl . i a Tit Tl T
M.H kAvVKk
Ullli. II JUXI
Warranted.
! ! SOLD AT
Fairbanks' . Scale Wareh'ousics,
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
311 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
i 166 Baltimore st., Baltimore,
jj : 53 Camp st., New Oilcans.
I FAIRBANKS & EWIN.G,
: Masonic Hall, Philadelphia.
FAIRBANKS, BROWN &j CO.;
2 Milk Street Poston.
Foit sale by all leading Hardware
! Dealers. f
ii ! : ' 97-2tawlm
I Distiller's Supplies.
! : ! i
I 1,200 Bundles Hoob Iron 1 inch
t H inch, and 1 inchi
' 5001 Second Hand- Spirit Casks,
r (30 Barrels Bungs,
V 500 Papers Rivets, 1
I r, 150 Barrels No. X Glue, j
i h Fnr sale bv !
j KERCHNER & C ALDER BROS.
'feb.9 .
Carolina' Central RaHwaf .company;
WILMINGTON.1 N a. .
1 u IV
is''. ,fi - 'i
. i May 14, 1873.
SPHEDTJXE.
1USSENQER TRAINS
LEAVE WILMIKGTON DAILY" (Ex
cept Sundays) ati ........... . 8:00 A M
Arrive at Wadesboro at .' 5:25 P M
Leave Wadesboro at.! 7:10 A All
Arrive at Wilmington at. ....... . 4:35 P M
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Wilmington daily (except
Sundays,..;......... 1... 6:00 A if
Arrive at Laurinburg at., ....... . 5:S0 P M
Leave Lanrinburg at. ........... . f.:00 A M
Arrive at Wilmington at ........ . 5.30 P M
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Charlotte daily, Sundays
excepted at ; . . 8.00 A M
Arrive at Buffalo at 12.00 M
Leave Buffalo at 1.00 P M
Arrive at Charlotte at 5.15 P M
Irregular Lumber and Timber Trains run
on both portions of the Koad as the busi
ness requires.
A Daily Stage will soon run in connection
with the trains on both ends of this Rail
way. 8. L. FREMONT,
Chief Engineer and Sup't.
may 19 j 311-tf
Piedmont Air-Line Railway.
rr
S5
mriiui
Richmond and Danville, Richmond and
j Danville R. W., N. Division, and
North Western N. C. R. W.
1 O .'!-
Condensed Time Table;
In effe-f.fc ion and after Thursday, Feb,
j 22d, 1874. i .
GOING NORTH.
Ml I II M
STATIONS. MAIL. EXPRESS j
Leave Charlotte 7.00 p. m 8.35 a. m.!
Air Line J'net'nr7.3S ! 8.55 i
" Salisbury 10.C9 I " 10.47
' Greensboro 2,15 i. m. 1.15 p. m.
' Danville 5.28 ' 3,27 p.m.
Burkville. 11.40 " 8.06 l
Arrive at Richmond. . 2.32 p. m. 11.02 p. m.
I GOING SOUTH.
STATIONS. MAIL. EXPRESS I
' : i i
Leave Richmend.... 1.48 p. m 5.03 a. m
4 Burkville 4.58v f 8.28 11
Danville.. 9.52 4 1.03 p. m;
Greensboro.... 1.16 a. m 4.00 " j
" Solisbury 3.561 " 6.33 i4 i
44 Air Line J'nct'n 6.85 44 8 55 44 j
Arrive at'Charlotte. . . 6.43a. m. 9.00 44 j
j GOING EAST. "T
STATIONS. MAIL. j
Leave Greensboro' . . . 2.00 a. m. i
4 Co. Shops..,. 3.5& 44 J.
" Raleigh........ 8.30 44 i
Arrive at. Goldsboro, 11. 4Cj a. m t
r GOING WEST. I
i 1 r
STATIONS. MAIL. j
Leave Gbldsboro 3.00 p. m i. j.
4i Raleigh 6.40 44 j.
44 CO. Shops 11.05 44 . j.
Arrive at Greensboro' 13.39 A M '
North Western N, C. R. K
1 (Salem Branch.) !
Leave Greensboro
Arrive at Salem ,
Leave Salem
Arrive at Greensboro ....
.... 1:30 A M
....3:25 A M
...10:30 A M
...12:00 Ml
Fassepger train leaving Raleigh at 7.40 P.;
M. .connects at Greensboro v?ith the North
ern bound Uain; making, the quickest tirne
to all Northern cities, Trice of Tickcit
same as via other routes. j
Trains to and from j points EaBt of
Greensboro connect at . Greensboro will
Mail Trains to or from points North pr
South. 1 "' ;. . . -1 I
Trains daily, both ways. ... 1 j
On Sundays Lynchburg, Accommodation
leave Richmond at 9.42 ia. m., arrivelat
BurkviDe 12 39 p. m., leave Burkville 435
a. ra.,sarrive at Richmond 7. 58 a. m. I
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains
between Charlotte d Richmond, (without
change.) I
Far iurther information address
8. E. ALLEN,
i General Ticket Agent.
! Greensboro, N.
T. M. K. TALCOTT, j I
" Engineer and Gen'l Spttwintendaut, i
' RHEDM ATISM, N EHRaLGI A'
' f" ' ' ' I ;! .v . ' .
PAINS in ie FAC315,
! . THE i
EL,ECTRIC
TTA4 CURED when all other remedies
XX have failed. It Is eminently a
! FAMILY MEDICINE,
j - ' j ii i
And no family should be withouti t. In base
ofsudaen attacKs.one wine
dollars tn doctor's bills, j !J f
For sale by all Druggists. !
October 4 118-3t f
five
i " E
j r i,
i ' E .
E 11 E O T.RiIC
I
-tf
Willing trablurnbi0u-
Wilmimgton, N. fC-vOctr24; 18"3 J
GHAfiGE 0F SCHEDULE.
rrqlE F,oLLotyiC.-scilEDULE will
UL. go into ctTcCtr at 4i3tt At M.4, ? Monday i
S7th;inst; ; h ir1 .Ihwj-.t':.
.frt VAY EXFISIRALN, (Payl) , .
Leave Wilmington .-..ti
amvc at; f lorence . ,
' IfVOT A X
Arrive at Cdlunibia'VA .i . 3;l6 P. M
Arrfve at Adgusta. . .v;. 8:00 P. M.
Leaf Augusta I ....;.; 6:20 A. M.
Leave JColumtta;f V. . ?l.iil:iO Aj H
Arrive at Florence.. 4 -.4:28 P. M.
Arrive at Wilmington ...... .10:45 P. M
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN DAILY (SUN-
JJAIB ifi-XUKFTED.)
Leavo WyilmingtonI .
6;1Q P. M
JAl A X V MV A' IVi mm y .v.
J 11:22 PM
4.00 A. M
Arrive at Augusta. . i-.-.-.I' . . k . . 8:45 A. M
Leav Augusta. , 4: 15 P. M
Arrive at ColfuaDfa .;vvi"i Vi' . i4 :A5 P. M
Arrive at Florence : , ; 1:58 A. M
Arrive at Wilmington . . ... . ..'J . 7:15 A. M
Ail trains make close connection, both
North and South. . , ?- . . .,
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars on all
night train?.' . '
JAMES ANDERSON,
Gen'l Sup't.
oct 24 j ' 124-tf
Wilmington & Weldon R, R,
Office General bxpjkiuktbnient, 1.
Wilmington,' N. C, Oct. 24,1873. J
JSC
XJtl
CHANGE OF SC0EDULE.
ON AND AFTER OCT. 26th, INSTANT
PASSENGER TRAINS on the Wil
mington and Weldon Railroad will run as
follows:
! MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Union Depot dailv (Sun
days excepted) . , . . At
Arrive jnt Goldsboro .........
j Rocky Mount
Weldon,;.
Leave Weldon daily (Sundays
excepted) .'.At
Arrive at Rocky Mount
1 Goldsboro.;...;...
, Union Depot,
j EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Union Depot dally. . .At
Arrive at Goldsboro .... . . . . .
, Rocky Mount . . ...
1 : Weldon.,.;..... .
Leavo -Weldon dally. .
Arrive? at Rocky M ount .....
) GoldsbOro
Unito Depot:
7:40 A. M
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
11:10 P. M
8:50 A. M
6:03 A. M
8:00 A. M
- 7:50 P; M
9:43 P. M
11:55 P. M
4:80 A. M
Mall rxain maKes cioee connection at
Weldon for all points North via Bay Lino
and Acquia Crees routes. ' ;
Express Train connects only with Acquia
Creek! route. PULLMAN'S PALACE
SLEEPING CARS ON THIS TRAIN. ,
FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Wii ming
ton tri-weekly at 6.00 A. M. , and arrive at
1.40 P. M. .
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS will leave
Wilmingtoh daily (Sundays excepted) at
2:00 P. M., and arriye at 5:30 P. Mv
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Superintendent.
Oft 54 . r. ' 136-tf
THIS MOST REMARKABLE'
ALL APPARATUS! sometimes
called a mechanical pmadox--n'ov used with
such j wonderful success in,1 our principal
cities for the cure, by cOmdlativk isxkb
cise, of nearly all
f ' U :
Chronic Diseases and Weaknesses,
j ?. 1
Is for sale by the undersigned, by whom all
orders will bo promptly tilled.
is soiconstructod that even a child can in
stantly adjust it for a person to lift any
weight, from twenty to twelve hundred
pounds. . j
It is made almost wholly of iron and steel,
weighs ISO pounds, and covers a space of on ly
20 by 36 inches and although, but recently
introduced, nearly 1,XK) have already been
sold.! I
riJICE S100,! BOXED AND SHIPPED.
Siniall books or circulars, showing lis use,
can! be had free! at the oflice of the Post.
. 1 r I H. 11. MANN,
M . b Brooklyn', N. Y.
sepjtll d&w(Jf P. O. Box 2W.
A. ADRIAN. ' j H. VOIIJSBg
! ADRIAN & V0LLERS. ' ! j
wjbolesaljb: if.at.k3 iw , ;
Groceries and
Iiiquors,
Imtcctrs of German and Havana Cigars,
- a
AND
Commission Merchant
SbxjTH-EAS'c CORSEB Docz and Frojtt
i : j fctreets. ?
WILMINGTON, n. c.
Hiving the largest and best assorted Btock
of Groceries and Llqaors in tnte City, Dealer
will find it to their interest to give u a call
before buying elsewhere, j
may 17-tf ) ;!
XTARRANTTE DEEDS- On hand and
YY Jorsale
S G HALL
NEW SVERTISEMETS.
- ; : . --.v-
THE YOUTHS
GO PA NlO 3ST
A WEEKLY PAPER FOR
jc oun s j ... 00 p 1 e
AND THE " 4 ''
A M I I, Y . i
1;; TH j COHPAKION nims lo bc W
"'""w w cerviamxiv loowrri i.r roi
gerly by the yoing folks,'and read with
mierest uy mef older. Iti? purpose Ik to
Interest whilerit amuses; to be judicious
practical, sensible: and to have r4lly
permanent worth, while it attracts lor
the hour f.
It is handsomely illustrated, and ha
for contributors sonio of the most at
tractive writers in the country.. Among
theses arc: j .
Prbf. Jas. DeMillc, Louise C. Bloulton, I
Louisa M. Alcotl. " 8onhin afav i
IBebecca H. Davis, C. A. Steplaeik . w
. W. 1' landers, Ruth. Chesterfield.
b. Bobbins; M. A. DenisonC "
its reading is adapted to the old and
young, is very varied in iU character I
sprightly and entertaining. Jt gfvea
Stones of Ad ven-Stories, of Home
t ture, j and School Life, '
Letters of Travel, Talcs, Poetry.
Editorials upon Selections for Dec-
current lopics, I lamation, .-t
Historical Articles, Anecdotes, Puzzles, '
Biographical Sket- Facts and Incidents. 1
cncs ' 1 Religious Articles, !
Subscription Price, $1.50. Specimen t
copies sent free. ! Address, 1 I
PERRY MASON & CO.,
41 Temple Place, Boston, Mass.
AN ORDINANCE
CONCERNING PAVING ON CHESTNUT
STREET WITH COBBLE STONE.
TIf,Boirtl of Aldermen of the city ol.
L Wilminsrton. TST. f. io
ORDAIN, That that portion of Chontnut f
street, between the westnm Hhp r iw 1
street and the river, bo paved with cobble
stone, and when the work shall have ben
completed; the Mayor shall cause an asseM
ment of the real property alonjj said street
and thejvicinity thereof, to defray the ex
pense of said pavement, in whole or In part;
as is provided by law.
All ordinances, or parts thcrof, conflicting
1 j above ordinance are hereby-o ,
The above ordinance was passed by tho
Board of Aldermen at their meeting, held 011
the night of January 2d, 1872. I .
T. XI. SEItvosH rif v nrir
Jan -tf Jou rnnl and Ktar copy f '
N
EW
STO RE.
-:o:
NEW GOODS.
-:o:
BGSKOWITZ k LlEBERi
WILL BE OPEN THIS WEEK.
I
J
At No. 3t', .Market Slrcel,
:o,-
The ubacribcrs lmvp purchased a
full line of Staple and Fancy y
r
1 )K Y GOODS,
j 5 .
which they will oiler at prices
t
i
'H SUIT THE TIMES.
jan 20
2Mif.tr
to CHUROH congre;atiows.
iron SALE.
! I
A HANDSOME TH'E ORGAN.
T71VK HUN
)KEI DOUiAKS IN. CASH.
J; will buy a
handsome l'Jpo Orean. full
case. 7 stop, fcwell. blow l'cdul. and handle
attacnmeni.
Thwnerfj
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f SIX! five years ago, and has been used but
very liltle. This Is an opportunity rarely
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