THIS PAPER
puolUbtxi crerj afternoon, bundaya ex
' ! j cepted by
JOS II. T. JAMES,
HlilTOK A!CD FROPBIBTOK.
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The paper will be deUrered bj carriers,
,e of charge, in any part of the city, at the
ire
ove ratee, or i ceau per wee.
Advertising rates low and liberal.
y-SabacribeM will please report ny and
U failures to rcceire their papen regularly.
I . - ! 1.
j (Charlotte Otrer, 6th.
WADE IIABIPTOfl.
ills Reception In Charlotte The
Knthuniaam Unbounded Ills Ad-dress-Ilis
Impressions of Hayei,
& V. Honors that Await Hint. j
s .oiivHS it wa definitely known that
.V. ' IlitlMHHUU WUUIU VCI.4IUIJ rtlllTC III
tiir city Uit night, preparation were iui
ii;i.Mliatcly .bgun for1 bis reception. Tht
Military and fire companies of the city
.vui o afl not ified to appear at the depot to
ii.cet him. j! The ladies turned, out in full
Mfi.ee to decorate the car which is to carry
Uhi to Columbia this mcrniug, and beau
tifully 'has it been done.
Sou flfter dark the special train from
(joluiabia arrived bringing a delegation of
aUut 'sixty prominent citizens of Colum
lili ami many from other points along the
liiif, together with the Columbia Comet
ji.UKl. ' '
At 0 o'clock the Hornest's Nest RiHe
jlcii and the fire companies met in Inde
pendence ipiare and marched to the dc-j-lit..
healed jby the Cornet Band. They
were s wu joined tliere by the Cadets of the
(iiroliiia Military Institute. The compa
nies were all fully represented, and be
sides these a perfittt multitude of citizens
-athered there to greet the Governor of
South Carolina. ' "
And wheii he did arrive the enthusiasm
was unbounded, lie.1 was met" by Col.
Win. J.dinston, Mayor of the city, aud
oilier, anj escorted to the Hotel amid
tlarrs and hiizas, 'and such demonstra
tions as hayo scarcely been equalled .here
ieforc. The balconies of the hotel, and
all tho windows near the square were
Jilled by
chief.
ladies ; waving their handker-
As soon'
as he entered the Hotel, the
ics of "lU
cr
lampton ! . Him p ton 1" rent the
air, and a few moments alter Col. Johns
ton appeared on the balcony and present
ed the "Uvernor of South Carolina" to
the enthusiastic crowd. A he appeared
the light of the torches and bonfires giv
ing a full! j view of his face, there was
another prolonged shout for Hampton
:ui I Soutli Carolina.
After 'thanking the citizens of the
'Old Ni'i jh State" for those unexpected
demonstrations, and alluding to the deep
feeling ot' gratitude which this and other
evidences of esteem which had greeted him
along ,-thojj 'read, had caused to rese
inj his heart, ho spoke; somewhat as fol
lows: 1 1 ft
For the first time in ten years I can as
'a, if rcemau, address you as fellow citizens.
In South Carolina. wo have not been free ;
4 wc htvofbten restrained from exercising
1 1 lie privileges of free men, but thanks to
a he united effors of all the good citizens
;of that iStaie without distinction of the
men, women and children we can now
claim that privilege. jWo made a plat
form so broad, so litc.al that all who
were lighting for South Carolina could
juud upon it. We proclaimed that we
were uot contending for party wo asked
all gio I men to rise aboro party ,and they
.did it white,; black and all. 1 le'l you
l i'fe frankly that but for the votes of
gi.iod and onest black men, I should not
now bo called. Governor. i 1
. I oufessj that when. I went to Wast
ington, I went with a prejudice against
the Administration. I went there to tell
w hat we had done, and what we deman
ded, and I met with sympathy and. sup
port. -Mr Hayes, out of respect for the
position which he occupies, out of respect
lor mc, nevr for once made allusion to
any compromise, but came forward man
fully, uud ordered the Avithdrawal of the
trooos from the State IInnu T !(. ,.m
g- - - - . - - a w ji a&j
with the impression that ho is sincerely
doirous of doing all in his power to pro
mote pcace'and prosperity throughout the
land, and of enforcing the Constitution
and tho laws. "That is all you want"
said a voice in the crowd. Yes, that is
allj we want. assured him that it should
ledouc iu my own State, and, so help me
tiud, it shall be done. We pledge our
selves to this, and I can confidently say
that we will not fail in iis execution. . !
And now my friends of the "Old North
State" let me thank you again for this
evidence of your kindness. When th re
turn to South Carolina I shall tell ' them
ot the sympathy which her sister State
manifested here and elsewhere for her.
It will stimulate her to .stronger efforts.
We hope at no distant day to place her
again side by aide with her sister State of
North Carolina. This is our desire, and '
tfns the work before us. '!.''.
The short and pointed address was de
livered in a clear and ringiug voice, and
was received with numerous cheers and
expressions' of approval, and with a tre-1
meudous shout at its close.
Cens. Coo her, JJutler and others' Were
called for but were not among tbe pajtv.
Col McMaster appeared iu response to
calls and addressed the crowd in a slftrt
peecb, thanking them for the demon
stration inj honor of Gov Hamptou.
The crowd then reluctantly dispersed.
The special train will leave here this
morning at 9 o'clock. ! A number of our
citizens will go with the Hampton iartv
to Columbia, ;
!)VC tht the people along the
hue f the road are wild with excitement.
The ladies at Kock Hill, Chester and other
points are preparing to load the car down
with flowers. At Chester a triumphal
arch has been erected across the -track.
It is thought that the train will not be
able to carry half of the people who will
want to go to Colombia.
At Danville and irthex poiuts in Vir
ginia, and at all towns alonj the lino, of
the raid in this State, the' Governor wrj
f
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VOL. 2.
met by largo crowds anxious lo do him
honor. Verily be is the hero of the) hour.
A telezram was received from . Gov
Vance, vesterdav. rezrettins hia inabiW
ity to meet Got Hampton hert. .Sejtnl
attempts have been made to brinraha
two Governors together, but ootn faro
been so taken ud with the affairs of their
respective States, that it has been an
imposiibility. We can speak for our
side, and say that . uov. ance is
anxiouslv looking forward to the time.
wjien he shall stand face to face with
Hampton and make the memorable re
mark of tho Governor of North Carolina
to the Governor of South Carolina.
The Halls. ,
The Malls close and arrive at the City
Postoffic follows:
exosr. - i
Northern throuffh. maila - - - 3:15- P M
Northern through and way malls. SMS A M
Mails ror the JN. u. Kauroad, ana
routes supplied therefrom - - 5:15 P M
Southern mails for all roints South.
daily - - - - - 6.-S0 P U
Western malls (C. C. It. W.) dailv
(except bunday ) - - - 6aT0 A M
Fayetteville, and offices ton Cape
Fear River. Tuesdays and Fri
days - - - - - - 10 P If
Favetteville by C. C. R. W. dally.
(except sunaays) - - - e:w a m.
Onslow C. li. and Intermediate of-
flces every Friday - - - 6:00 A M
Smithville mails, bv ateamboat.
daily, (except Sundays) - - 2:tX) P H
Mails "lor Easy Hill, Town Creek,
Sutrolv. Bhallotte and Little
River, every Friday at - -6:00 A M
AKRIVE.
Northern through malls - ' - 12:15 P M
Northern through and way malls.' 7:15 P M
Southern mails ------ - 9.-00 A M
Mails delivered from 6:00 A. M. to 7.-00 P.
M., aud on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:30 A. M.
and from 2 to 6 P. M. Money order and
Register Departments open same as stamp
omce.
stamps for sale at general delivery when
Ktamn ofnee is ciosed.
Key Boxes accessible at all hours, day and
night. f-
Malls collected from street boxes every day
at i:w r. n. r
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
A. If. Andrews, New York City Home
UealthLift.
Heixsberqeb New Music.
See ad Brock V Exchange.
A. David Spring and Saminer Clothing.
Giles A Mcrchisox Fishing Tackle.
A. Shrikr. Collars by the backet fijll 2
cents a bucket.
For Church Services sec 4th page.
The Grand Lodge of Odd-Fellows meets
in Ualeigh on the 10th of May.
Cut one interment an infant, in Pine
Forest (coloml) Cemetery this Tveek.
IJrig John Pierce, Townsend, from this
port, Hrrivcil iu . Cardenas on the 28th
ult.
Schooner J. P. Wyman, Urauu, cleared
from Baltimore on the 5th inst. for this
port.
Br. barque Ella Holt, Serrard, sailed on
oa the lGth ult., from Kingston, J., for
this port.
There has been butone interment, an
aduult female, in Oaktlale Cemetery
this week. . '
Schr. Annie Barton. McNealy, from
this port, arrived at St. John's P. Ii. on
the 22d ult.
Miss Mary Anderson, the young trage
dienne, will probably appear in New York
during the fall season.
Pants will be worn larger at the knee
and wit'a little or no spring. This will
suit many who expected no spring pants.
Furs and overcoats were not uncomfort
able this morning, and yesterday every
body wanted to go to work in this shirt
sleeves.
p The latest counterfeit out is that of
beeswax. It is made of tallow and alum,
and so perfect is the resemblance that
even judges are deceived.
Work upon the branch turnpike to Ma
sonboro Sound, spoken of by us a week
ago as in projection, has been begun un
der the direction of Mr. James Nolan.
Schr. St. Croix, bound from this porl
from Bucksport, Me., put in at Vineyard
Haven on the 5th inst., having lost part
of her deck load of lumber in a gale
on the 28th ult.
April term of Superior Court, for New
Hanover County, convenes in this city on
the 23rd inst., two weeks from next Mon
day. His Honor Judge Seymour -will
preside. - '
At the meeting of thcTildcn aud Vance
Guards, held last -night, it was decided
that tho organization be clisbandand
that the amount on hand in the treasury
be turned over to the Ladies Benevolent
Society. ,
The letters which were advertised in
yesterday's Review as found on the street
were claimed before supper' last night,
which is another link in the chain ef evi
dence which goes to prove that everybody
in Wilmington rends the I?ETTTr
WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY, APRIL
' Board of Aldermen.
Thm wm1T'rfii-mnnthlv meetilitT of
the Board of Aldermen was held at the
Gty Hall last evening, present His Honor
the Mayor, and Aldermen Atkinson,
Adrian, Colville, Katz,' Mitchell, Holmes,
Banks and Gardner. -
The General Tax Ordinance was revis
ed and a few alterations made and
adopted.
An ordinance in relation to dogs was
offered and adopted. It provides lint
male dogs shall be taxed one, dollar and
female dogs three dollars. That eiicu dug
shall be registered on or before , the 1st day
of May of each year, and that the owner
shall provide a collar with his name and
the letters C. W. inscribed thereon.
That no fierce, viqious or dangerous
dogs shall be allowed to go at large unless
securely muzzled, or tethered. :
That any person may be allowed to kill
any dog assaulting him outside of the en
closure of its owner or keeper.
Heavy penalties are provided for viola
tions of any of the above.
An ordinance in reference to weighing
and selling beef cattle in the city of Wil
mington was adopted. It provides that
all live beef cattle shall, before being
offered for sale, be weighed and examined
by the deputy Clerk of the Market,
and a certificate given in regulation there
to ; that no beef shall be offered for sale
until the hide, ears, horns and feet of the
animal slain shall have been shown the
Clerk of the Market. The Clerk shall be
allowed 15. cents for weighing and exam
ining each animal and 10 cents for issuing
certificate; ; the ordinance to go iiito effect
April 15th, 1877. i, '
A,n. ordinance was passed .forbiddiugj;
any train, car or. locomotive stmding
across any street so as to prevent p'aos.'gc.
It provides that twenty feet near the
centre of the street shall be always kept
clear; that where the inclined grade
furnishes momentum not more than two
cars shall be moved, at one time, aud not
faster than five miles an hour, nor wit hout
abrakeman ; that, all trains or engines
aha 11 have a man in front of the locmotive
and one on the. tender; or near the car
the bell shall be rung while crossing any
street. This Ordinance to go iuto effect
April :13th, 1877.
Petition for a lamu on the corner of
Fifth and Queen streets was referred to
the committee on Lights.
Application of D. K. Bunting, for the
position of Tax Receiver, was refer red to
the committee on Finance.
Applications of W. T. Sanilers, Thomas
Aw Seddons and N. X.Xing, for positions
on ponce iorce, were reierrcu to me com
mittee on Police.
Petitions of W. T. Johnson & Co. to
erect a wooden shed on Trincess stieet,
and Willard Bros., a shed on their whai f?
were referred to the committee ou Fire
Department.
Alderman Atkinson offered the follow
ing, which was adopted :
Beaalved. That the Attorney of the city
be instructed to take immediate action for
the collection of the amount due by the
Superior Court Clerk for taxes collected
by him from inspectors.
The chairman of the committee appoint
ed to witness the destruction of " the com
posing stones, used ia printiug certain
bonds, reported the destruction of the
same.
The Board then adjourned.
The Thermometer.
From the United States Signal Ofiice at
this place we obtain the following report
of the thermometer, as taken this morn
ing at 7:31 o'clock:
Augusta, 61 ; Charleston, CI ; Cinciu
natL 3; Jacksonville, 67 Knox
ville, 53 ; Lynchburg, 53 ; Memphis, 57;
Mobile, 07 ; Montgomery, CI ; Xash
ville 5 ; New-' Orleans,? CO ; New York
41; Norfolk, 49'; Pittsburg, 35; Savan
nah, 13 ; St. Louis, 50 ; Wasbiugtou 40:
WamingtonJ 56'
Crlminar uonrt- ; '
The following jcasc were ;diiKii of
in this QjarC today: '
State, vs., Johu Mclvin, for larceny
verdict guilty. . . -
-State vs. Martha Williams, alias Mar
tha Melton, for Iarccuv. Verdict guilty.
Sentenced to 5 years iu the State pcui ten-
Uaryvi
Schr. Robert T. Clark, Hutchison, from
this port for Boston, with naval stores,
March 30tb, off Ilattcras, encountered a
heafj northerly gale, lasting 54 hours, in
which she lost 100 bbls of naval stores
from off dock. She put lr;tp Xew York
for a harbor. '
Good time now for whitewashing trees
and fences.
Ritri ra
Historical and Scientific Society.
The regular monthly meeting of this
Society will take place at the Presbyte
rian Lecture room, MouJay, April 0th, at
8 P. M. ' ' " -;
Unmailable Letters.
The following are the unmailable let
ters remaining in the Postoffice in this
city: W. T. Armstrong, Rocky Mount, N,
C.;4Wm. Mi Havncs, Ponce, Porto Rico;
Schr. Ann PolcVW, I. ' '
Riff npld Coming.
U seems that Mr. Rignold, the eminent
tragedian, is not to give us the go-by after
all. dispatch "was received this morn
ing from Mr. G. W. Middletonj his agent,
who will be here to-night for the purpose
of making .the necessary arrangements for
his appearance here. The date for which
he is booked now is the 15th, next Satur
day evening, on which occasion he will
certainly "appear in. Wilmington notwith
standing tjio assertion that Charlotte is
the only point in the State at which he
will fct.-p. -.j
. Disastrous Fir. f
We regit to 1'carn that the diatillefy of
Messrs. Dock & Applewhite, situated. on
the Wil., Col. & Aug. It R., in Brunswick
county, about four miles "from Brinkley's,
wasentirely destroyed by fire yesterday.
The fire caught a little before jnoon and
.was occasioned by the boiling over of the
charge of turpentiuc in the stilll Besides
the distillery works, 30 casks of spirits,
150 barrels of rosin , 400 new spirit casks
and a lot of staves aud crude jurpentine
were burned. The lots foots up $3,000f
on which there was no insurance.
An Item. - 4
It has been estimated that there is in.
Wilmington one churcji to every i00 in
habitatils, and that these churches have
an average seating capacity of? 500 per
sons. Now, think of it. Suppose that
every man. -woman and child in jWUmiug
ton were to attcn divine services to-morrow
morning at the same hour there would
not be a human being, little or big, white
or black, old or young, to be found any
where outside of those churches. Wc
would like to see it done, but j we don't
believe that such a religious milJenium
will dawn anywhere during the next one
thotisand years. ' '
Table Corn. i
r
It is getting'timc for families to be look
ing after seed fox table corn 'roastiug
ears" in common parlance. Plant as soon
as you plant any corn, and with ordinary
luck you will have roastng ears in May.
Plant Sto well's. Evergreen, Eight-llowed-Sugar,
Mammoth Sugar, tnd Tuscarora at
tht same time to give you a succession.
Let the rows be four or live fect apart
and the corn thinned, to a stand of four
teen inches apart in jLhe row. Keep,-the
corn well suckcrcd. "All this runs Ixtdl v to
sucker. .Cultivate well. 1 :"
"When your corn begins to Uissel, .run
a farrow beteen the rows, ami plant again.
When you gather corn for the table, cut
stalks and all. and give stalk; blades,
and nubbins, to'coiv, pig, horse or mule,
aud they will all ting over it. It is the
best food in the world fur any of j them, if
not fed in imprudent quantities j at first.
In eight or ton days they will staud all
they can cat. , ;
By cutting the stalks in this way you
will clear the way for your second crop,
and unless the season le dry, 3011 will
have corn in plenty and latel One acre
well managed.with reasonable rains, will
easily make, in this way, thirty to sixty
bushels of this garden corn for the table,
besides green food for the cows, i
Sensible Advice.
You are asked every day through the
columns' of newspapers apd by yotir Drug
gist to use something for Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint that you know nothing
about; , you get discouraged spending
money with but little success. ; Xow to
give you satisfactory proof that Gheeu
August Fix) web will cure you of Dys
pepsia and Liver Complaint with all its
effects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick Head
ache, Habitual Cotiveucs4, Palpitatiou of J
the Heart, Heart-burn, Water, brash,
coming u t-f fjod after eating, low spirits,
&c, we ask? you to go to yvnr iDnrgist
and get a Sample IJottle ol Gkexs Au
ju$t Floweji for JO ceuU aud try it, or
a Regular Size for 75 -cent; two doses
will relieve you. '
What hi Dooi,evt Yeast Powieb, do
you ask, my friend ? It is made from the
purest and strongest elements, j Among
them, cream tartar made from rape acid
expressly fur these manufacturers. ? The
reuifc is iuat inc uiscuu, roii, wanies,
cake, bread and pastry produced, are- be- '
yond comparison. , ' -
" ' m,mm p I mm . -
The Tony Pastor troupe perfom iu
Pcterbnrg next rooday rygbt." ;"-T
7, 1877.
NO. (3(3
New Advertisement.
FISHING TAC
Best Assortment, '
. . V LowestTigiu'cs.
GILES & MURCHISOj
apl 7
Wew SWiusic
I
WOULD Tfj'VT- MY LOVE.
. Abide with -Me. Solo, duct and p i
Sleep in Peace. By l'inuti.
. "Watching and Waiting. Dy I'd J.
What Were All the World Without Thee?
By II. l Dank?:
Tnomphe desArnn.'a. March BiLliaute
Venetian Gondola Song, without v.ordj.
Also, Instruction Books fur .the Tlz.iu, Or
gan,, Violin. Flute, ic.
- Tor sale at .
Live B-ook and iMasic Store,
, ."9 &. H Market it.
apl
Spring and Summer
Spring and Summer
Spring and Samnici"
Spring and Summer
Clothing.
Clothing.
Clothing.
C'lothinsr.
Tor Men, Vouthi and Boy?.
For Men, Youths and Boys.
For Men, Youths and Buy.
For Men, Youths and Bovs.
Also,
Child
reu s
Met,
v ear;.
A'l the Latest Styles.
All the Ly test Stvles.
All the Latest Styles.
All the Latest Styles
At I'lular I'licc?.
At Popular Price?.
At Popular. Prices.
At.l'oiu!ar Price;.
apl
Merchant Tailor and Clothier.
e ONLY one Awarded CENTENNIAL KED AT
li'"'1!''1' Send Stamp for Circ
fiiw GrrvNi larsnd Highest Testi-
Trir-f NlSrf J mony Agfs Wanted.
CMAISlilaMHIilllgK a u uni?riwi.rri
A. H. ANDREWS & CO.
Manufacturers of Office, Church, and Schoc I Furniture1,
211 &. 213 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, ani
619 & 621 Broadway, Nevy Ycrk Cii
Brock's Exchange
JJAVIXG RECENTLY change hands is
now opon fur" the a'c-commodati en -a". the
public.
- The HOUSE has be.ri thoi ou'iK- reno
vated throughout and tha ROOMS are neatly
and comfortably furnislic-d.
Polite and accGramodatincr attcn '.
Li ar
always on hand to sec" to the want; of (iiit.-ts.
The BILLIARD ROOM is open au'j lh6
TABLES arc free to 'the Palroni of the
House. rr.'l 7
For the Ladles-
" TRS. E
A.
LUMSDE.V HAS JUST R"-
turned from New-: York
latest styles of
'.vidi all the.
French rattem iiat
J mm a
nets, French Plowsrs, &c
Ladic3 arc jc3pecelf"ully invited to-call and
examine. ii;ch ."1
Tolu Anodyne
Nl SEYEX SPRIXO MASS. A suj.
A
ply of each received bv. Express ih'a uorni:;
Eureka and Oriental Mills Closet' Papor, 10u
sbeetaina package at 'J5 cents. With a lare
and well selected stock of Druggists Sundries
and Fancy Uoods.
JAMES C. - MENDS,'
Drug-V
apt 2 Thru St., 'opposite City IlalJ.
Qftmp-J-hincy IrMft ?
JX THE TOBACCO LINE, thu -Di Ycr-
nin" Tuit, also fine plug 'chewing tobaccu--.
The 'X Ii PI T" FIVE CI1XT ('L-.i
still in the van at
VilU'S Tobicfj Store,
inch 7 " -IV. Market Strict.
THE BEST BAR IX THE CITY IS
THE OLD CLARENDON''.
w
Foot of Market St
Tk Best of ALES, Y"IX IIS, . LIQUORS
and CIGARS always on hand an 1 tcrved br
polite and accommodatiu altendant.
.Xew.Kiver Oysters, always frirh a. 1 a!-. ay
aerved in any style desired. j sn 17.
E. A RT I S.
FASUIOXALE BARDEli,
From Street, und?r I'urctii Iluuie.
j. . -Wllinicgton . X. C. j
. Hair- CattinfT, Shaving and Shaajpooii i
done in the hirbest ttrle of the art. j
Attentire and poHt! Barbers aJwayg ready
to wait tuon cuatoEiers,
fob Ik
Orders Soiici ted.
I7Oi: APOLLIXARIS RKLXXEX AX
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A
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Hunyadi Janos Bittcrwajfccr.
Warranted genuine. RoLh waters hi-jlly, re
commended by onr leading physicians. '
W. J. CUHJIANX, Drokcr,
ch 22J 1 . Corner Front aesi Orange sti.
HE DAILY BEYEW if' rornlihcd to
City S'aljscriberfl at 50 cr-nu a inonlh
1 : r
j PLEASE NOTICE. -
j We will be glad to receive communication
! from our friends on any and all subjects el
' general interest but : , j ?
l
! The 'name of the writer mutt always be
;'ru;r.;;Lc'l to the Editor. .
j Cu:i:niunication3 must b wrlltcn only ea
one Hde of the pftRer.J
1 'cf senalities-inust be avoided.
And-itis especially and particmUrlj aader
stood that 'the editor does not alirajs eaderse
tli views of correspondents, unless so stated
in the editorial columns.
New Advertisements.
y
AND
hoySdeirs!
2HRHDDED
Over 70 Boxes of the
v
.SOLDXIX ONE DAY !
uarantec-. tils Tea the rcrv best in
. , - v
Only. 75 cCHtS per pound.
.. . i
ii t 13 Scutli FronStreet,
I'll i.; . .
AWAYS FIRST!
f '. .
OELSCIOUS NEW BUTTER ! !
JUST LX .. :
Perfectly Elegant !
AT
GEO. MYERS',
H tk 13 Front Street-
NEW, CHEAP AND G00D
iPlilNG STYLES XOW IX.
Gsnts' and Youth's and Boys'
Clothing.
FOR which &Id a year
; IV r S
1 j.
A FACT !
inch '27
A FACT I A PACT !
A. sxxxixsxi,
Market street,
pROKEUS AXI) COMMISSION' MER-
-Li chants, ;tre filling orders for
All Descriptions. of Merchandise, ; '
Corn, Oats, Brau, Pcsw, Ac.
Molajcs and Sucrar all grades,
. f C'yfi'ee, Candles, Soap, Lye, Ac.
Mullti. Mackerel, Ac.
Mcata and Lard, all grades,
Ciuc, 'Spirit Cask?, Ac., Ac., . v: ,- , '
At the Yery Lowest Mat ITet Priced.
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t-Z Co -:nU and 'Packages.
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Poultry, Hides, Tallow, Wax, Furs, Ac, hate
special attention. - inch 12"
rilKSII AND aiOICE , "
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Marh Mallow Drops.. . - .
.'Chocolate Pralines, -: '
Jirn Cror3, . ' ,
Chocalatc Caroine!, - - - - .
s Ccoanut Cream
. Cream Walnuts, ,
Cream Dates, Dri?d Ffgi, V
Cri-am Tafly, Oranges, ' '
Applc, Grapes, -'.
Shcllbark, Wauittt Taffy
J. W. LIP PITT'S,
A.CCorncr Trpnt aud Princess 0ts
tU Si-n tf Punch. ' mcb 27
VERY SMALL, VERY CHOICE
SUGAR-CIZSED PIG HAHS.
VERY CHOICE7 THLV SUGAR-CCBD
BREAKFAST BACOIT.
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SHREDDED COB-FISH
In Siaal! Package?.
STfllQTLY XEW CROP '
PRUNES ANB CTJRRAirTS.
These and all otter Good
Best in this Market
t HAS. BJIMS & CO.
5 St 7 Worth Front Street.
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