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i w. i fmmmmm. mi ' m M'W 'wi nw -' ... . :: ... ' - ' . - -' " ' " - . . . . , - . , . . . .. . . .. . - I..- r Brm s ! ! - m ' m THIS, PAPER U puliJwbod every afternoon, Sunday ex- ', . ' oepted by -J OSU. T.'J JlM ES, KMTOK AI I'KOl'KIETOK. s I r Hricul PTION8, POWTAcJ E I' A I'D. One year,$5 QO ; Six months, $2 50; Tbrve months, f 1 25 J Une montn, ou cents. ! The Mper l will be delivered br carriers, Wee of charge, in any part of the city, at the tbore rates, or 13 cent per week. , t'j Advertising rates low and liberal. ' Subscribers will please report any and ill failures o receive tbeir papers regularly. TI1K ELECTION YESTERDAY. Vcitep'Uyi election gltca the iJuino i r.t t the city entire control of itsafl'airs for' tit; ijext tmi'yean', proviJod tlie new Lvldcrineii all remain, true to the faith; and We caijouloubt tbiit they will. " 'J'he result in the Fourth Ward ia a surpise and a Jrjoitification to u, and th - atrangc sic tacle is presented there of two Democrats, Yho opposed the regular nominee of the party, elected to oflice by 1 republican vytes. Tub triumph of this faction of the liemocratic party U not so much the d i- fcat -iiicicjappoufiuis as it is their own I It Is not our desire in th's art Cc toques-, tion the political integrity of either of those gentlemen who were elected from 'tic Fourth ; Ward, but we do desire to place lupon Accord, our protest against the means hv which ; their election :aa secured jiucVi, if persisted in, will kill any party iV the- world, and the party that would continue to permit such schemes to tri- j I 1 i i . iy unipu woum ueservu iu uiu. Jt-' now the bjit it made, an idle boast, let us liopes that th0 Kepublicans have triumph ed, aud their cheers over the ease with Vhich tl.ey have mauaged to split the party hrc show in what light they hold hc result. ! ", J : j JJtit the election has becu held and the result has been declared- We, as a gxxl citizen aud a good Democrat, will not be the last to submit to .".that which is iucvitablc. "j We accept the rcuilt in the Fourth ward in good faitlr but under pre -t$t, n'ot as regards the fact, but as to tlicm inncr in which if. was accomplished. NEWS SUMMARY. Tlie urtuistice betwetu Tmkev and Moi;tci!Ci;ro has been prolonged to the loth of April. rrrace Charles, of Jlcsac 1) i nistedt, is dead. Prince Louis, t . i husbaul of Princess Alice, of Great JWitain, becomes the next heir to the' (J rand Duchy. Snow, Peterson & Co., bankers, of Chicago, have failed. -j-j Peace is not yet assured in Eurt jj neither is war. A commission is to Us appointed to investigate the grasshop piirl Another Cuban privateer is to Ikj titled up in New York. The blrike of the Wilkcsbarre miraers is at an end. - An attempt, butan unsucccss fCil one, was jmade to obtain a commuta tion of the sentence of John D. Lee. the Mormon butcher, who was to havcf been bliot ; 'to-day. J. Nv . Currie who was indicted In Mississippi for forging county warrants, and who lied the State, hits been appointed by Mr. Hayes Collec tor at St. Marks, Fla. A man hy tlie name of JamesKilpatrick was ar reted in Xew York on Wednesday with $100,000 iu forged bonds in his posses won. WUeoIer will. head the Louis- una Commission. The Cabinet'ad jonrued yesterday without having con sidered South ' Carolina. Gold in New York is still at 104. The Chicago Typographical Union 'jhas re duced prices to 40 cents ou morning and thirty-live cents on evening papers. The Turks arc preparipg to attack G ra howatz. i Peko Paulovitch, the insurgent leader, is encamped at the mouth of Duga pass ; Yucalovitch is at Zalzi, and another hotly of insurgents is marching toward the Albanian frontier. Minister Waihburnc returns to Taris next nionth. Justice Clitford has no in tculiou of resigning. The wild rush for ofticc at the Interior an d Post Office Departments still continues, and' the time of Secretary Schurz and Postmastcr-Gen-jcral Ke is largely consumed in listening , to the appeals of the oflice-soekers or their ' friends. The betting onAVcdnesday onjihe University boat race was llto 10 in TVr of Cambridge. THIS NOON'S.M AIL. New York II. 'raid SpecUil. -Xlw Orleans. Mar;h 21. 187i! The political situation has to-day grown more complicated, and possibly more threaten ing. Tho people have had such implicit confidence in Mr. Hayes' recent promises to immediately withdraw the troops that the news of the. Cabinet's ad verse le- cisiou to-day is received with consternation. uupieasant conviction is growing in the community that the so-called" South era policy" announced by the administra tion was a delusion and a snare concocted hy Morton and others to trick them out of jvnat they esteeni tho legitimate results of tne election. . t I The proposal visitlrig commission is viewed wiljj , general disfavor as an effort to compromise where no basis for' any compromise exists, and the old manifest de termination to resist a longer imposition y 1 ackard and carpet-bag rule to the last extremity. U being rekindled' in all its imier intensifv The State flcinsc now : wears all the r i VOL. 2. Mi-pearance' of a regularly garrisoned fortress. About 500 men arc constantly 01 duty and several hundred more have b:'cn enrolled, for ,whom amis have not yet Inert provided. Several loads of ammunition were carried in yesterday. About two-thirds of the fordo consists of negroes, the balance of whites. Visitors geuerally agree that the latter are nearly all-strangers, brought here from abroad for the purpose.' The strictest military discipline is preserved with guard mount ing, &c, land squads are incessantly drilling in the rotunda and the corridors of the Senate chamber. Packard appears much elated to-day, and says in any event Mcnoiisisan impossibility ; ,iua ijouiv? ima will have cither his own or a military government1; that wits sufficient armsat "h.s disposition he can establish his govern ment without jthe "aid of "jJnitedvStates troops. . 1 'j From very' good authority it appears ,that the projected commission emanated fro n Warmotli, who is an aspirant for Sen atorial honorsi; During his jecent visit to Washington lie had several interviews with Hayes, to whom he propounded the idea, and at. the hitter's request subse quently reduced it to writing for submis sion t( the Cabinet with the assurance that it; would be perfect acceptable to the Nicholls government.' On the contrary it is received with the most indignant antag onism, aud is viewed mcrply'as a scheme to secure two republican Senators f.and a snbfct intial share of spoils in the v?ay of aud perquisites for the old ring of repub can politicians the people had determined and still hope to eflectuallyirid ofl 4 The dem crats claim that the defection of State Senator Demas from the Nichols Legislature docs not break the Returning lijard quorum to that body nintccn is a quorum, aud the Nicholls Sen ite now con sists of nineteen Returning Bo ird members and two elected acccvdingtd the returns. The Packard Senate consists of seventeen Returning Board members, two less than a quorum, and two members who were seated subject to contest; j ' , After obtaining a quorum; of, the .Senate the Packard legislature - passed through both houses a general appropriation bill and a mileage and per diem bill for them selves,.. They also adopted a concurrent resolution, quoting section 4, article 4, of constitution of tho United States, and sec tions .5,'i9 7, 5,299 and 5,000 of the United States Statutes, and settings forth that there existed in New Orleans, the capital of the State, domestic idoleoce and illegal conspiracies and combinations to obstruct the execution of the laws, as evidenced by thci seizure by armed and lawless bands of the State arsenals and the Supreme Court of the State, and calling upon the Presi dent, under the constitution (and laws, for aid to suppress tho same. 1 The sessions of both the Packard aud Nicholls Legislatures have been extended to March 30. j LOCAL NEWS. ' The Mails. 7 The Mails close and arrive at the City l'ostoffic follows: j CLOSE. i" Northern tlirough mails ji , 5:J3 P M Northern through and way mails. 8:15 A, M Mails for the N, C. Railroad, nd routes supplied therefrom - - 5:13 P M Sout heru mails for all points South, daily - - - - - - 6:30 r M Western mails (G. C. It. W.) daily (except Sunday) - - - 6:00 A M Fayetteville,' and offices on Cape Fear Itiver, Tuesdays and Fri days - - - - - --W0P M Fayetteville by C. C. It. W. daily, (except Sundays) t - 6:00 AM Onslow CH. and intermediate of fices every Friday - - - 6:00 A M Smithville mails, by steamboat, . dailj , (.except Sundays) - - 3PM Mails for Fasy Hill, Town Creek, Supply, Snallotte and Little Kiver, e very Friday at - - 6:00' A M ARRIVE. " . Northern tli rough malls - i' 12:15 P M Northern through and way mails. 7:15 P M Southern mails - - - - - - "i.D0 A M Mails delivered from 6:00 A J M. to 7.1)0 P. M., and on Sundays fi-6m 8:30 to 9:3a A. M. Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to 12 M., and from 2 to 6 P. M. Money order and Register Departments open same as stamp office. ? Stamps for isale at general delivery when stamp oflice is ciosed. i. '. Kty Boxes accessible at all hours, day aud night. " I J Mails collected from street boxc every day at 4:00 P. M. ? j New AdTertiseinents. T. C. DkRosset Marine Insurance. Sec Certificates, of ElfCtion. W. J. Buhmaxx Orders Solicited. A. Shrikb. Fine Assortment of Child ren's Suitsy Just Received. , Our friends and patrons will please understand that carrier boys arc not alloxced to sell copies of ihe Review Please do itot buy of them -or encourage tlicm to sell as it will posilicdy cost the boy ihs sitttqtion when defected. i An orange peel judiciously applied will bring the richest man to the ground ' Schr. Dahlia, Lyons, Jcleared from Baltimore for this port on! the 20th insf t The wet spell seems to have passed and Spring smiles again childlike and bland. Steamship LaeiUe, Bennett, arrived at Baltimore from this pott on the 20th inst. - '' ! Scnr. Hattie 2irner, Tupper, cleared from Kennebunkport for this port on the 17th inst. I " ' . A practical man says he is going to.'do business," but a theoretical man says he is going to "work on business principles." v 1 . a v " n' f I V - I 1 ' " iMi l i ' i r i i 1 "A AVx . .vJ 1 WILMINGTON, N. C, FRIDAY, A; In the time of Jobit is said by the P.iM rWw.wu made. We think we struck some of ityesterday, It walked with a cane. We are glad to learn that the prospects in the interior of the State, as well as in he West arc thus far good f-r a fine fruit crop this year. There has been a great deal oC rain in the cbuntry bordering on the upper waters of the Cape Fear and we may look for a freshet early next week. Lent will be over n the first of April,' and then our piously inclined friends can resume the gaitiea and festivities of the German and oter "light fantastic" amusement.". The telephone will soon revolutionize domestic affairs, for the man,in stead of blushingly telling his wife at the supper table that he will be detained at his office, can go down town and whisper' through the telephone that it is lodge night. The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company; a formidable rival of the West ern Unioi Telegraph Company, is rapidly extending its liue South, and will reach Richmond and Norfolk very shortly. Opposition is the life of trade. Considerable interest is manifested to know when that "tail? . in Wednesday's Review is to be concluded, and our answer is that it is now, not a monkey's tail but & Mayor's tail, aud the end is , not yd. J ust wait till the soup comes in, will you, and see who handles tlie ladle. - ' Convicts froui Columbus. The Raleigh Necs says : Sheriff Ken neth Haynes, of Columbus, arrived in the city night beforeast and yesterday morn ing conveyed two prisoners to the "ten i pentuary." , Both of the criminals arc col ored. Aleck Flowers was sent up two years for larceny, and Richard Walls was given one year for false pretences. Placed on Waiting Orders. The Newberu' Nut Shell says: Capt. Jos. Irish, of the Revenue larine Service, and well-known in this city, but who has recently been iii charge of the Cut ter Colfax at Wilmington, has been placed on waiting, orders at his cwn request, (owing to the serious sickness of his wife) aud has been succeeded by " Capt. Dc Barn. Tltd Nww Aldermen. The following id the new; Board of Alder men which was elected in this city yester day; ( First Ward F. W. Foster, Jas. A. Lowery. Second WardC I), j Myers, II. G. Planner.4 Third Ward L. II. Bow'deu, II. Vou Glahn. , ' FourtJi Ward John Dawson, Hatike Vollers. . Fifth Ward Isaac W. King, Jos. C. Hill. WiU Contest. We understand that Mr. Ileaton, who was defeated for ' Alderman in the First Ward by Mr. F. W. Foster, by a majority of wily three voUs, has determined to con test the election and upon the following grounds, as he informs us himself: 1st. That F. W. Foster did not receive a majority of the votes of the qualified voters of the First Ward. 2d. That he is' hot a bona fide resident of said Ward and is ineligible, j5d. That he perpetrated bribery to se- cure votes. 4th. That the result of the balloting in the lower division of the First jWard ,was not officially declared by the poll-holders at the proper voting place after the termi nation of tho count. . , - - 1 The Thermometer. 'From tbc Unitcd States Signal Office at this place we obtain the following rcportl of the thermometer, as taken this morn ing at 7:31 o'clock - .: 4 Augusta, 43 ; Charleston, 47 ; Cincin nati, 4 44 ; Jacksonville, 50 ; - Knox ville, 35; Lynchburg, 42 ; Memphis, oo; Mobile, 46 ; Montgomery, 44 ; Nash ville, 49 ; New Orleans, 55 ; New York 4ij Norfolk, 46 ; Pittsburg, 37 ; Savan nah, 51 ; St. Louis, 37 ; Washington, 42 ; Wilmington, 48 . After being twenty years in the busi ness the manufacturers of Dooley's Yeast Powder have succeeded iu piving the public the nonpareil of chemical skill, the perfect solution of delicious baking. It's now only the fault of the housewife i f bread, cakes and pastry are not luxuries as well as necessities, the crowning pleas ure of ,t he table. ' Unmal Miss Jane A. Hawkins -RT3i,ifiC4 C: C. BorduxliockyVotl.d; ! Catharine Omrncf; G rtcorr uefiS '"- 'rfj''-M , :A Street I$ri-J -M ' A'- . -Vfftt. Lirr to the effect that Myor Ccsidayrill not vacate on the f 1st? br j jShen the new Boardgo in and that James Ai'Lowery, the just elected colored Aldermia for.Che, First Ward is to resign td' milwaXof m r. uanadajr who is then to ba re-elected Mayor. Wc give the rumor if' a .nrmor. ami ior wnai rc is worm. The magistrates recently elected by the Legislature do not . qualify till August, when the term of the present incumbents expires. 1 Quarterly Meetings. Second round of appointments for the Wilmington District of the Methodist E. Church South, as made by Rev. W. S. Black ,'Presding Elder: i " i 5 ' Wilmington, Fifth Street,.. .March 24-25 Onslow March 31-April 1 Bladen, Bethel ...April 78 Elizabeth, Purdics... . April 14-16 Smithville, Bethel April 21-22 Whitevillc and - Waccamaw . , Mission, at Wayman . . . . . April 28-29 Wilmington, Front Street. . . . May 5-G Topsail, Ilcning's Chapel... .May 12-13 Cokesbury and Coharrie Mis- siou,....:........... .... . ...May 19-20 Clinton, at Johnson's Chapel. May '26-2 Kenansvillc, ................ .June 2 3 A P "ointments by liishop Atkinson for His Spring Visitation. Clinton (Good Friday)....... Marcli 30 Goldsboro (Easter Day) . . .'. ......Anril 1 vvinasor. '..... Woodville, Bertie county.........; Murfrecsboro, 1st Sunday after Easter..... . . . . . . . Winston . Gatesvillc. .-. . . St. Peter's, Gates couuty . ....... Hertford, Perquimans couuty. . . Woodville, ' " Elizabeth City, 2nd Sunday after 4 6 8 9 10 11 13 11 15 17 19 31 22 24 26 29 30 ' 2 4 5 A 9 10 11 ti it a tt ( i ' faster Camden Mission.. Edcnton..... St. Luke's, Washington count v.. . St. David's, ' h 8rd Sunday after Etister. ......... Plymouth.................. ....... St. James, Beaufort county. St. George's, Ilyde county, 4th Sunday after Easter Fairfield, tfyde county. ... . . ( Sladesville . May Bath...... " Ziou Church, Beaufort county Washington " 44 Jamcsville. . ................... Williamston (Ascensiou Day).... namutou. Trinity Church; Scotland Neck Sunday after Ascension. . .,, ti i o Collections irijbehalf of XMocesau Mis 1 - sious winsDc made at each place. , Wonderful Success. It is reported that Boschee's German Syrup has, since its inuluctioiMU the United States, reached the immense sale of 40,000 dozen wv year. Over 0,000 Druggists have ordered J his medicine direct from the Facton at, Woodbury, N. J., and not one has reported a single fail-J ure, but every letter, speaks of its altofi-1 ishing success in curing " severe' Coughs, Colds settled on the Breast, Consumption, of any disease of the Throat ami-Lungs. We advise any person that has any pre disposition to weak Lungs, o go to their Druggists and get thisMeilicirieorfni quire about it. Regular sire) 75 cents. Sample Bottle, 10 cents; ' Two' docs will relieve any case. Don't . neglect your cough. , - . i In this age of education and general iu telligence, the housc'hold is hardly complet, without a Cornish & Co. Piano or Organ. Read the advertisement in another column and then send for illustrated catalogue ahd price list. , . jau 8. FOB TEE WEI NEW SPniHQ STYLES JUtsT RECEIVED, BUT PARTIES "XOT iu immediate want would do will to await my return from w .York, when I will lxjprepared to sIioav all the very latest Fashions in l - Hats and Bonneto I'KOM XEV YORK AND PARIS. . MRS. K. A. LUMSDEN. march y Just Received JN OTHER LOT OF BabbittV Baby Soap together with a full line of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Me-Jicinw; Fancy Artl- clcs, Ac, at ' - . v JAMES C. MtJNDS', - mch 15 Third St., oppotite City Ba!L Washington TJqio, gOOT AND SHOE MAKER AND Repairer. Second street, two doors from Mar ktt. Prices Mnderat'anJ Best References.; jan S . f j . 1 ' p "' tttti''Vk.'i -.i z' C yv'-j'SU -a,..?? JVP l ??l-2 Lt -v.' Ilunycidi Jalnoa !Bittcrwater. 17rrnted gemuaeBotU waters highly re. W. J. BUflM ANN, Broker, mch 22 Corner Front and Orange sts. Certificates of Election. , WiLMiNGTOHj N. C; March 22, 1877. "yE, j THE Undersigned Judges, duly qualified to hold an Election for Aldermen for tho Firat Ward of the City of Wil ming ton, on the Fourth Thursday of March, 1877, pursuant to an Act of the: General As.cmb'v of North Carolina, entitled "An Act to amend the Charter of the City of Wilmington," rat ified Mareh, 1877, do hereby certify that the following i$ a true and correct statement and return of said Election : t . trrEu division. l.'W. Foster received 15s ' vote: : - ft . , Jas. A.,Lowrcy- ' "' ' "' . - -l James Ileaton 207 167 100 41 Duncan Iloliiks ' . i . S. 11. Morton L' iJ. W-' St anas, r. L'J J. THORNTOXj Hcghtci, Ji,C.,PlTTMAN,. I ;..' ' U. A, WlUlirlS, I CHAS . H. THOMAS,1 I" Inspectors. MAN .WILLSOX, j ' WHITMAN fO-- TrOWIR DIVISION. F:Fler,aclrl 224 votes. 'Jas. A. Lowrey ' j " 237 ' James Ileaton I4' 212 Duncan Holme . I' ,1'Jl y. II ; Morton 1 ' " 51 John W. Strauss tt W. II. YOPF, Regietrar. S. :.W. HOLDENV J. H. STRAUSS, WILLIS BVRD, f JNO. H.-BROWN, Inspectors. 7f , s WiL$nGTo!r, N. C, March 22, 177. YE, THE Undersigned, declare James A. Lowery and FUvicl W. Foster elected Aldcr men in the Firtt Ward. ' 1 j L. J. THORNTON, Registrar, Upper Division, First Ward. W. IL Y0PP Registrar,. '.Lower Division, First Ward. ' J. C. PITTMAN, O. A. WIGGINS, i, CHAS. H. THOMAS, . WHITMAN WILLSON, In'specton Upper Division First Ward. i S. WV HOLD EN, J. H. 8TRAU8S, j JNO. H. BROWN, 'WILLIS BYRD. Inspectors Ixwer Division First Ward, uich 23 Star and Post copy. WiLMlSiGTOX, March 23, 1877. We, the undersigned Registrar aud Inspec tors pf Election for the Second Ward, la the city of Wilmington, under nn act passed by the Legislature In tho year 1877, do certlfy tliat, at an election held in this Ward in obedience to the aforeWtd act on th fourth Thursday lh March, la tlie year 1S77, for two Aldermen from the Seeotid Ward, declare the following to Ijc the true n sult of snid -elccUon:!. '". ' l ; ' Ckas. Dl Myers, rcccivtil Henry G. Fhinner " " Roger Moore " John Colvillc G.W. Murray K V 40 " 1 " 1 1 " it VoUert : ; . John Dawsou Aud we do further cv'ftify that Ilcnry G. Flan ner and Chark V. Myers, having rer cerved tho largest number of votes ea-t at the aXuresaid election, arc hereby declared duly elected as Aldermen from the Second , iii Ward In thk city Sot a term of years com . - - - a- " menclng.oatb4flxstday oC June, 1877, and endJcg on the lourta Tbursdar in Mareh. T. C. JAMES, Rcsistrar in Second Want lnIectorf. . J. BONKY. I Star, Presbyterfcui and Pot copy. .. S.TVAXAMRINGEV 1 1L a BROCK, ! &nl iatirett briTn r i 1 7 At u epecirSi pwtlcrfr c or' . , J313T, Actat. ' r ;-- Jlcrm Water lrMt. I WjaiIaT03'H. C, Mareh tt, 1S77. , TJqfe : UNDERSIONETi JUDOKS. lJBii64;t4MdaaEltira.for AMar- mefor tho Third Ward, of the City of Vftt ttington, on the Fourth Thurtdtj? of Uvtth, iZSWfrkmmtvxsm Aetof the Qmk sembly of North Carolina, entitled Afi. Aety to amend the Charter of the City ot WiK mington, ratified March, 1877, do fcerefcy certify that the following is a trae tA eor' rect statement and return ofeaid Election L. H. Bowden received 303 rote. Henry VonGlahn " , til' . s B. F, Mitchell "101 f L. E. Rice 95' '': Scattering 2 ' :. And we, hereby declare that LEMUEL H. BOWDSN "and HENRY TohOLAHN, hur- ing received a majority of the Votes cut, are elected Aldermen of the City of Wilaiag ton, from the Third Ward. ; . ..... i - .1,. JAS. W. KING, Registrar. ' j 1 (i. ROBINSON, ) ' 1 i JOHN U-CANTWELL, T ALLEN EVANS. 1 Jiulge,: J. A. II AUG HAVE, I mch ' - ' : , - Wiljiln sro.y, N. C, March W,' 1S77. y E, THE UNDERSIGNED, RegtstraVi and Inspectors or ttic Election held is the - J Fourth Ward, this daj, hereby Certify that - - . - the following is a true and correct itatemrof of the rotes cast for Aldermen, tIi : I '"'' : '':' ' ')' ' W. L. DcKogset, 151 to tea. OG. Parsley, Jr., 151 - "' John Dawson, 240 u t n II. VoIIerii. 238 Irregular, - II , (Signed) . W. B. BINFORD, E. II. EILER8. JAM EH K. CUTLAR, ELIA8 HALSEY. 1 I InpecVra. - T. W. OLDHAM. Registrar. inch 23 . ; ; ", Wilmini'tos, N. C, March 2J,1877, FIFTH WARD WE', THE Underaigafd, do hereby certify that, alter btogtWn, wV did open the Polls in this, tho Fifth Ward, c- " cording to law, and that tho follow! wer it M the persons for whom the votes - were ct . '" - . . wit, for Aldermen : ' - Isaac W.King, received ,379 votes.' Joseph C. Hill, " ltt3 ;"r'r"-- Wm. II. Goodman ' HO ' JohnD. H. Kiander, ; 9Z ' J. C MILLIS, ItegUtrar, K. G. BARNITZ, Judge, A LFRED HOW E, Judge, J. W. 3IILLIS, Judge, SeaLJ SeaLI rSeaLT tSeaLt" JOHN II. WADDELL, JiHlge, 8eaL mch 2-3 : .. Note the Chango ! rnilE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR- . chased the ' : . : . : ob Printing Department i"e orin Carolina rresDyterun, arc prepared to execute with" neatness and dispatch, ail kinds of ' ; JOB PBliTlIiG in tthc Best Style of the Art, and at priet as j low as any other house in the State. We respectfully solicit from ourifrleRd. and the general public a shire' ef theyr ' patronage. . . Estimate furnished and sample shown with pleasure. Orders from the Country solicited. mch 22 JACKSON k BELL. MEEESCHAUM PIPES, -Cigarette Holders, r t , Cigar HoldcrsJ' JHEVN ING. AND SMOKING TOBACCO Top, Marbles, Balln, FrcB Caadief, Fear aud other Fruit. ' ' !' Japanecj3 Ititoc ny Away. Fly Away. Fly Away. Bee the Japanese Kites fly. J. LIPPITTTO, 1 TONFECnONEKr T0BE . . : N jELCorner Front and PrfacetaCtt Sign of Punch. mchtf Aeir Ads. 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