f
1USO UUQ UI LllO Dl'ua
bright and proLuiftiug lad of tn
rt who wtis drowi.eJ :n Mr .1
CAROLINA-
The baseball fever is raging in New
bern. The First Baptist Church of Fayette
ville has received teren ricdidates for
baptism, three members by rf gtoratiou
and six by letter, sicr-a the 1st of
February, without LolJinga prot.-acv d
meeting.
AsheviW Journal : KoLday 1 st at
Richland Institute, II iyvtood County,
Mr GP Lon? accidentally shot hiru
self through the 'eft hand withapifcto,
but not regarded as dangerous.
Raleigh Xeus: That pushing busi
ness house, liand & Barbee lire?,
cored S0 barrels of flour, aa their
sales for the week e:.dii.g Friday
Mareh 14tb, and it wasn't a guod wetfa
for selling fluur either.
llobesonian: We regtet to learn
that Mr J T Auiy, of St Pauls town
ship in this couniy hud the misior-
tune to lose one of ma aona a iew
ago - -a
Mimmer
H McEachern's mill pond.
Charlotte Oboener : Aa ai evidence
of the abundunce of the water eupplj
on the Weitern North Cirolma tiaii
road, it is etatcd that there is not a
kinglewater taLk west of SratesYilie
supplied by a well. The water tank
pumper is a character unknown up
there.
Raleigh New: The officers of the
Deaf and Dumb and B:ind Institute
on yestordty presented Mr D C Dud
ley with a handsome gold watch as a
tee-t'nonial of their high regard and as
an cipression of their regrets at his
departure from the post he haaso long
and acceptably filled with them as
teacher of the Institute.
Fajetteville Gazette: A large crowd
took advantage of the excursion from
the Gulf last Thursday to pay a visit
to Fayettevillo. The number was es
timated at about four hundred, and
we learn that many were at ev ;-ry
station as the train camo down wLo
were forced to give up the trip on ac
count ot th impossibility of get.:ng
teats.
Nwcrn Nt,t Shell i 'One of cur
can ; -j, Tommy Hancock, went oul
in the woods Saturday to look for hia
cow and took hip gun along with the
view of killing a El of b ids. Whu
near Yeoman's Mi!!, Rciae four miles
from this city, Le acddcntly dis
charged the gun, fchootirg off the fore
ringer of hif left band una bo seriously
shattering Li middle fii ger that there
is but little hope of saving it.
Charlotte Observer : An engineer
Baskerville, of the Carolina Central,
was coming up, yobtciiLtj, ho wan pre
sented, ou the line, with a bill for
$12.50 for a yearling bull, which he
had killed on the last trip down. Mr
Baakerville, however, was 'not buying
beef to-day. The bill to make engi
neers and conductors on this road pay
for cattle killed by their trains, failed
in the House,
Newbern Nut Shdl: The 4Bonett
brothers,' two youths of cur city, viz:
David Henry and Justine Jones, gave
a tight rope performance on the park,
corner Mid lie and Broaitreets, Sat
urday, the rcpe was stretched at a
heif ht of some twenty feet and the
boys walked it, forwards and back
wards as suoce Scully as did Mius Mat
tie Potter, advertised aa the female
BJondon, who walked at the same
piece and abcut the same height last
December.
Fayetterille Gazettt: The Supreme
Court of North Carolina has affirmed
the decision of His HonorJJudge Bux
ton in the case of Richard Lee, tried
and convioted for burglary at the fall
term of the Superior Court ot Cumber
land county, 1873. Lee's case was re
moved to this court from Biadea, and
the evidence against him was over
whelming and conclusive, ihe case
upon which he was couvicted was a
very aggravated one, snowing him to
be a desperate criminal, auu a dan
gerous enemy to the peace and w ell
being of soeiaty. The sentence of the
eourt will probably be carried into ef
fect, and the indications are that
Riohard Lee, re-sentenced by Jndge
McKoy nex t month, will pay the pen
alty of the law.
covered in Berlin and East Prussia,
although it was true that the East
Prussian nucb'ne was only construct
ed to tec ire to tha inverter en in
former's fees.
W. T. Marqb 17
it-turned. The
THL j,ATE-Xf KoMbllKl
ramt Fears Efitrrtlnd that the
Settlement May be Destroyed
Vashi.ngt n March This tele
gram ia r. c,-.v.d to Jay: by Major Win
G Morrin.ep eUl Treasnfry Agent front
the surgeon of th M iritie Ho-pJa! at
Pnpet S juq i :
Port 'l o w .-.hh.su,
TLti CdluotmahiS
Indian e.iief CaV.nm an 1 thirty s;x of
hie follow ra are at a tka ana are re
.olvf d on niir'cLi-f The other Si'ka
'.uiuUH tore LiO1 i'ulloiijg them in ihi&
resoWr. Caliam has gen-j to grt his
connections among the Tarkotis and
Kouizenous to make a joint attack op
the settlement. The murderers brought
down by the last trip of the Cai f jrn a
are ennnf cied with the Taikous and
the KmatznouH. Capt Selden, Cap
tain of U M S Oprey, and Col Bull,
Col'nu Ujt of Cu .torn5", unite in saving
that without prott eton the dectruc
ti. n cf the settlement is ctcLaiu. The
U- j rev will renititi unt! the return of
the Ca i rma and ioi ger if ntc ssary.
Thomas T. IU lnor
The otate Department to-dny re
ceived a dispatch from Allen Francis,
American Councel at VancouveifTsland,
saying that he had maih J the cfliciai
report of the commander of the -British
Gunboat O. pr?y. The English Cap
tain stated that he deemed the United
States revenue cutter Vv'olcott inade
qua,e to afford proter'ion to the in
tiabitaufa of bitk., land that he would
remain tuerv3 until relieved bv an
americin mau-oi war.
A Disease that Wrecki the System.
Every function Is dran ed , every nerve
unst rung, every muscle and fibre weakened
by lever and ague. It ia. In laet, a diaeasa
which if unchecked, eventually wrecks the
system. In all its types, in every phase, it
is dangerous, destructive. Stupor, delirium,
convulsions often attend it, and cause swift
di solution. But when com batted with Hos
tetf i s Stomach Blttr ltj. fr.nthf.n in !
system Is dislodged, and every vestige of It
era heated. That benignant!-febrile specific
and preventive of the dreaded scourge is
nre .i,i;ized not only within our own boun-
dai i-, but in tropia lands far beyond them,
whrre iutermittents and remittents are
fearfully prevalent, to be a sure antidote to
ti.e mHlaiial poison and a reliable means of
overcoming disorders of the stomach, liver
and bowels, of which a vitiated torrid at
mosphere and brackish miasmatainted wa
ter are extremely provocative. All emi
grants and travelers should be supplied
with it.
centennial Premium Wine.
Ph hio'iana ' have u.seii Spser's Port
Gripe Wine of New Jersey, and, having
applie I to it the strictest test, prouounce
it a pure wine, and recomroei d it to the
aged ;.nd inhrm, auditor yenei u u e where
wiue is desirable, the uiwt r liable of
wines to le had. It receive ! tb highe8
awanl at the GentenniLl Exibiiaon. For
sale hy J C Munds.jP. !.. Briers t Co
and Green & Planner.
jWashibgton Post
MiLf. ALrR WAS ELECTED
01;
ir, r.'i i rauds Discovered in flnrln
nati -Other Politlc'al ilatters.
UixoiNNATi, Ohio, March 16 It is
h'aruel that the mocratic commit
tee has ben at wo:k quietly here fcr
several week taking teutimony of Re
publicau frauds at he late Congress
lcnal election. J hey have over 400
afiidavit, whic'iiaayo been forwarded
to Washington with a memorial set
ting forth the facts shown in them,
and a; king the clerk of the House to
pmce on the list of membere-eleot the
came of Milton S i.yler for the Firbt
Ohio district, instead of Ben Butter-
worth.
Rainiii"; Sulphur in PennsjlTania.
Keadino, March 17 It began rain
ing here last mght, and continued
until about noon to-day. All over the
city can be soeu a strange yellowish
deposit resembling sulphur, euppoaed
to have come down iu the rain. It has
neither tase nor smell.
Allextown. March 17 There was
foand this morning, beneath the snow
which fell last night, a substance, in
some places half an inch deep, strong
ly resembling fu'phur. It has the
coior and emeu, and a quantity of it,
scraped together and set on fire.
burned as re..d,ly and emitted the
same fumes as sulphnr.
Kecepflon to Gen. Grant,
Philadelphia, March! 17 The com
mittee recently appointed by the City
(Jouucil to make arrangements for a
proper reception to Geri. Grant upon
his return, met to dav. ?The Chairman
explained that free transportation
would be furnished for a committee to
go to San Francisco and that Gov Hoyt
and Mayor S'okley would probably go
there alto. After a brief interchsnopi
of viewf, the commitjtee, without tak
ing any action, adjourned uutii Friday
night.
Wilmington D.sttfct.
S-cpndioundef Qurler-iy Meetings, II.
E. Church, South;
D i i i r j , at Kenausville March 22-23
Ulititou, at Johnson's Chapel. March 29-31
Coharie, at Averjsboro .ApriL 3
Cokesbury, at Cokesbury April 5 6
Bladen, at McDonald's School
House April 19-20
Elizabeth, at Siogietarys April 26-27
Waccamaw, at Cypress Creek... April 30
Whiteville, at Wayman May 3 4
Sniithvil'e Station iiay 7
Wilmington Circuit, at ZJon."...May 10-11
Wilmington, at Fifth Street... May 17-18
Wilndngton, at Front Street.. May 2-1-25
Topsail May 28 29
Onslow May 3l,June 1
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Miscellaneous
SPEER'S
Port Crape Wine
Used in Churches for Communion purposes.
New
TJVO'X'k w U
Boatwiight ft
Have made up tieir
Keep fn the
IS TQg
Retail Grocery 14
U Hard Work J '
Kuying Grod Goods low tn.,
er
dingjT J
'111!
Polite J t'ention to
And f-re and Prompt Delirrj ,
WILL ACCOMPUsIT THAT
1Kb
-
are ale
to ilia RUti. .
PETITION -wtxuti gtwa.ei.a
tion to do so), and we propoio TO Mf
I'resiaiug jiar.
The Saviour or tuc Little Ones.
There wo 'Id not be so many liltie graves
in cemeteries and churchyards, if parents
used !he means within their reach to ss.vt
the sickly offspring, whose span of feeble
life is i:j their keeping. The busy baby
biaiu requires constant food, the .sensiLive
nerves want steady toning, the rapidly
changing tissues, incessant nourishment,
often tne mother is herself nervously de
biliiated, a.ud bodily worn out ; mother
and chiidren may gain a new lease of life
and health, by the persistent use of Scott '
Emuhion of Pure Cod Liver Oil with the
Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda, lt is
sotljr, and as nice as milk, and both will
learn to love it just as well. Don't fail to
try it for any form ct debility, and for all
forms of infantile wasting, such as Marsas-
nius, Rickets or any scrofulous tendency,
its restorative powers are wonderful.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
TPK0AR IS TILE REICHSTAG.
Beld Words by a Socialist Threat
enics to Deprive Him of a Right.
Berlix, Maroh 17 The Reichstag
to-day diEOiseei a report explanatory
cf the action of Government in insti
tuting the petty state of eiege in Bjr
liflu Herr Liebkneoht, Sociaiisf, strongly
eensured the measure, which he pro
nounced wholly unjustified. He de
clared that his party was a party of re
form, not of revolution. He defended
the coarse of the bocialist Deputies
in not rising from their seats when
cheers were given for the Emperor.
The President of the lieichstag,
amid cheers, said that this conduct of
fended the moral sense of the Cham
ber. Rerr Liebkneoht continued: If a
repnblic is established iu Germany '
He was unable to finish the senteuoe
in consequence of the uproar the words
provoked. The President threatened
to deprive him of his right of speech.
Count VonEulenburg explained that
the Government's reason for proclaim
ing the state of siege was that Bjrlia
was in great danger, because it was
the home of the Socialist ggit&ticu.
Referring to what he termed the as
sassination and murder epidemic, he
said investigation showed that the in
struments of crime were prepared in
Berlin and East Prussia.
The Reichstag took formal cog ii
zanca f the report oncruiDg the
state of siege.
C3unt VonEnienbu g stated in the
Reichstag, yesterday, that Prince Bis
marck and even the Emperor had late
ly received a good many letters threat
ening thtm with assassination. In
fernal machines had been actually dis-
Albany ExpreM.
I'uung Ladies who are About to Walk
The pedestrian fever has even ex
tended to the most sec'uued precincts
of the family circle. We hear several
youDg iadiea of highly respectable
parents in this city who are training
to walk, and nearly ail of them are
under 2 years of age.
rne Ktissians Crossing the Caspian
Sea.
London,v March 18 The Standard's
correspondent at Berlin ; declares posi
tively mat 'j.UUU Kuesians are being
cwnveyea across the Caspian JSea, and
it is believed they are destined for
WILMINGTON MARKET 1
March 19 -4 r M. I
SPlltlTS TURPENTINE Quote steady
at cbU. Sales 250 casks at the fig
ures. - ROSIN Quoted quiet at fl 12 fr Strain
ed amd fl 15 for Good t rained. No sales re
ported. TAR Quoted steady at$l 3d. Sales at
quotations.
CRUpK TURPENTINErSteady at $1 15
for Hard and $1 75 for Soft and Virgin,
kales receipts at qaotat ions.
COTTON Quoted firm at an advance f
V, of cent on yesterday's quotations. No
sales reported.
The following are the official quotations
Ordinary
Good Ordinary..
Strict Good Ordinary...
now Middling.
anaaunij...
Good Middlings
TO ADVERTISERS.
Uto, P. JKowell & s
SELECT LIST OF
Local Newspapers.
Many pe'eons suppose this list to be cora
poseu o ibaftAf, luw-pncea newspapers.
lne tec l if quite otjcrwie. The Cita'ou
states ex cly what ib papers are. When
the name of a nai-er is printed in FL'LI
fACh TY "E it is ineverv instance ti.e HZX'l
paper in the place. Whtn printed in OAPI
TAL8 it is the ONLY" paper in .Hie place
When p' intea in rniran letters it is neither
tbe beet nor tne only paper, but is usually a
very .good one, notwithstandir jr. The list
gives the population of every town and the
circulation oi every psper, 11 la A Of A
CO-OPBRATiyjl LI8T. JT I!S :OT A
CHEAP LIST. At the foot of the Catalogue
for each St te the important towns which are
not covered bv tbo liet are enumerated; IT
13 AN HONEST LIST. The rates charged
tor advertising are barely one-fafth the pub
Ushers' schedule. The price for single State?
ranesfrom$l to $50l Tbe price for one
inch four weeks in tbe entire Im is $620. The
regular rates or" the papers for the sme space
ana time are &B,?ze.t6. Tbe list includes 955
newspapers of which 179 are i sued DAILY
and 776 WEEKLY. They are located in 79
different cities and towns, of which 25 are
State Capitals, 346 places of over 5,0! 0 popu
lation, ana 4t uounty rens. L,isis sent on
application. Address Geo. P. Roweil & Co's
Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce
se-eet, (Printing House Fquare), N"ev Yurk.
xeo l a mos
Tbnsorial.
HAYING AGAIN located in the base
ment of the Purcell House, I have thor
ough! y renovated and improved the old stare
a-nd am now prepared to shave,shampoo, arc
cut hair tor everybody. The best of work
men, clean tttowels, sharp raaors and lew
Prices. ELV1N aRTIS,
iulj 27 Purcell House Barber 8hi,p
Cents.
OAH.T aaoxirts
cotton , 190 bale
spirits turpentine.. 1.15 cajks
iwoein e'2I hhls
Tar 4s
Crude Turpentine 17J "
DIOCESE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Clinton
April
fprll 2.
April 3 .
April 4 .
-April 5.
April
Bishop Atkinson's Appointments.
IT'., 1 I a r i i -
tveuueauay, aiaren l'.t, p m . . J
i nursaay, March L;U, a m . . S
March 21 Faison?g
Ma; eh 2:, l'h Sunday
in Ijent.. .Goldsboro
March 24, phi., Wdson
M uch S, p pi, Rocky Mount
March lie,, p m Enfield
March 2S, A Ringwood
March 30 5lh Sunday in
IsJtiZ . . Scotland Xeck
1 j Hamilton
'....Willianiston
. . . .l.Jkmesville
Plymouth
o .t 'Luke's,
Washington county
5, Palm Sunday
- St David's
s- lleitforu
'J. . Wooi viilc,
FerqnijriianB county
lOJa m. . Camden C II
p in. .Davis'
. t- chapt i, Pasquotank
Good tiiday, April. 11 . .'. . . .ElizaBth Citv
Easter Lay, April hi Edeuioii
Tuesday. , April lb. .St Peter's
Chapel, Gates county
Wednesday, April i(i Catesville
inuiiuay, Annl Ik J.. WintAn
April li. Mm.freesboro
April 20, 1st Sunday af Easter,
I Woodille, Bertie co
April 22 Windsor
.April 24 Jackaon
April 25, p m JL
April 20 am... Halifax
April 27, 2d Sunday after
Friday,
Sund iy,
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Friday ,
Sunday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday,
Sunday,
Tuesday,
Wednesd iy,
Thursday,
do;
April
April
-.'!;!
d'
r i luay,
Sunday,
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday,
Sundaj-,
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Steam-yacht Passport, Harper, Smithrlll
wcp aiy via.
Htearaer D Murchison, Garrason, Fayette
ville, Williams t Murchison.
CLEARED.
Steam-yacht Passport, Harper, Smithville
Geo Myers.
Steamer D Murchison Garrasoa, Fayette-
me, vr jumiMs k murcnison.
Headqparters for Ale,
Lager Beer and Porter.
B MARCUS tft SON'S,
No. 6 Market Street
JAN FCRNIiU YOU WITH THE BES'i
Ale, Lager Beer and Porter, both keg and
bottled, in the city.
Country orderd promptly attended to
Thoa. H. McKoy, Eobt H- McKoy
AT iOSKEYfi-AT-LAW
WILMINGTON, N. C ,
etiw North side Market itreet, betwees
oecond and Third streets,
j an 27-tf
Ham and Eggs,
FOUNTAIN BUTTER, Choice, Table
Batter, Sugar Cared Pig Bacon Hams, Saaa-
ge, Liver Pudding, Pigs Feet, Sugar, Cef
ee. Flou r, Ac. Send to ICo. 24 Water it.
6 7 J. H. PETTEWAY.
Furnitere ! Furniture !
A la ge Aisortoient of
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS ! !
to he sold at the very bottom prices.
Walnut Wardrobes, Sideboards, Extension
Ta les, Marble Top Tables, Ac, Ac., as well
a common Chamber Sets, Bedstead?, Chairs
a ad Rocker? .,f all sorts. Looking Glasses,
Mjrrera, Karlor Suit-, Lounges, Shades', Bed-
uig and everything belonging to a First
Clasa Furniture Establishment.
Also, another lot of the celebrated Genuin e
Btewart Sewing Machines, a real comfort.
For sale at
F. A. SCHUTTE'S,
26 and 28 Front and 11 to 15 Dock sts.
mhc 10
Spcer's Port Grape Wine !
Fon a Vi .ii Old.
rpiild JUSTLY CELEBRATED NATIVE
L
Wme ia irade from tfce juice of the Oporto
Grape, raieed in this country. It invaluable
T(-nic fart StrcDgtteniDE Properties
are unsurrased bv any other native Wine.
Being the j. ure juice of the grape, produced
uncer xr. hpeer s c-wn personal supervision,
its purity aud genuineness are guaranteed.
The youngest child may partake of its gener
ous quantiefl, ana tne weakest invalid may
use it to R-lvantHge. 1 1 is particularly bene
ricial to the aged and debilitated, and suited
to the various ailments that afflict the weaker
sex. It Is, in every respect, A WINE TO BE
Speer's P. J. Sherry.
-tstranf e as it May reaa to i
we say it, aad have oor caih-book to p,,
it, that we have SOLD MORE 000D8 10
CA8H daring the last rixty dayi tk w
sold during tbe Holiday for the m
of time; and every clcie obteryer eoalj
he p but aetice HOW BUST WE Will
aod the AM OUN T OF GOODS THaT WaXT
OUT OF OUR STORE diinC thoHdH
I-
We t.utt there ii hpbt vt u
wre
ENOUGH iOR US ALL, but wedoi'i
DAY BY DAY TO IM0REA8R IT.
The P. J. SHERRY is a Wine of 8UPE- poie TO LOSE OUR TRADE but r. w
RIOR CHARACTER and partakes of the ' " n
golden qualities of the grape from which it
is made. Fo- MEDICINAL PROPERTIED,
ii. wtii ue iouna unejceiiea.
Epeer s P. J. or Pedro J- Brandy,
This noted brandy i a pure distillation
irom the grape ntd is equal to the finest Hon
nessy or Utard Brandies; for uedicinal pur
pose? it can be relitd upon as strictly pure.
jsee that tne signature of Alfred Speer,
Passaic. N. J., is over the curk of each bottle.
A . of KhK a Mt. Prospect Vineyard,New
J ersey . Office, No. 34 Warren St. New Y ork.
ror saieby GREEN A KbANNRR. J r.
MUND8, Druggiak and P. L. BRIDGER'S
Every faoility our braia can c
shall be bestowed on oor cuitomen io U
j
way of GOOD GOODS AT EXdEIDUrn
SMALL PROFITS.
CO
ian 1
P. L. BBIDGERS & GO.
We trust we have merited th liberal
patronage wh'ch we have received, aad till
promise TO TRY AND GITE A QUID PW
QUO in the future ai we hope we hare Ue
in the past.
COME AND SEE US.
MM MMM BBLS- w-ow,
21,346 TsC01FFfE
112,673 T
CAN GOODS.
Boatwrrght & McKoy,
8.7 48 Worth rront It
mch 17
Fish. Fish. Fuh
61,000
11.696
5.
packages f L1QTJOP.S,
Boxe SOAP,
Fhklins liUlTEB,
At Closs Prices!
J000 Bbl8 FL0UR' alUradca,
300 Hhds and BbIs- Cuba MOLASSES,
250 Bbls X- - and P' a- MOLASSES,
2Q Bbla8. H. 8TRUP,
1000 KeK8NAIL'
200 BoxesC R-and Smoked SIDE",
Bbla FamiIjr MESSPOEK,
g00 Ba" COFFEE,
200 BhU BU0ARs
200 ToM QDANAPE GUANO.
ALSO
Mancheater Mills and Randolph COTTON
YARNS, Lake George Sheetings.
1 h VdSeS "1 rMs' backers.
Finnan Haddies,
L Mot Delidou Br.nkf.it Ktlijb, Imporud
from Scotland.
Smoked and Pickled Salman, Cod
fisla, Mackerel, Smoked Bloater
Herring, Sardinea, in Half
and Quarter Boxes.
P. Li lUllBGEIlS & CO.
For rale low by
Williams
ch 17-dAw.
A. Murcliisoii,
Printej'a ik is VCrV choan after
space is onco paid lor. rtUy ifjgtires (50)
cost no more than olc.
A DISCRIM1N ATINT1 prTRT Tfi rtn
-- - V f ilk
piease su ike ofl aa many figures aa they
p'ease from the above, aiul then go to
P. L. BMDUEKS & CO
who brought Groceries down to the
-
LOW PRICES, and buy
"vfc- Call and bay gome of toe Haddiet,
wbich are etpecially recommended.
" te '
JAMES C. STBVEW
mchl7
Mullets.
50 BBLS- HEIGHT MULLETS,
For sale low by
HALL A PEAE8ALL.
Molasses.
2QQ Hhds aod Bbla
CUBA, NEW ORLEANS and
SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES.
For sale low by
u ;
mch 17
HALL A PEAR&ALL.
rriHff WLMLNGTON JOURNAL, ia one
m.
nfthm
Easter. . . . Weldon 1 Slate.
very Dfj wr
ertiaing mediami Js tb
Jas. T. Pettewav
WILMINGTON, N. C,
8 AGENT FOB THE SALE OF WILUOX
IBB3 A CO'S Manipulated Gaano. The
beet, cheapest aad moft popular Gaaao offer
d. Will take orders for delivery at Lmm
brton, Shoe Heal, Laorinburg, Lanrel Hill
nd intermediate point',
j an 27-d Aw
L0WEE THAN EVER. -bTaBuibT
rncli 10
Fo; Sale.
rptiK iilACT OF LAND known as
the "Wil.iams Place", conta'nin - over
Eleven Hundred acres. Lies within five and
a half miles of the city.
For particulars apply to
A. Q. LATTA,
mch 10.1m Office Capt. A. D. Cazaux
A'
mch 18
NEWBUEY'S,
WATER STREET.
Removal.
jypS- 8PEBTEEB baa remevd la the
tore aext Wart of tbe redence of Mr. J. W.
Thorn peon, waere she ia batter prepared to do
stamping for Embroidery aad Braiding. Eaw
p a t te rn s aad rood work.
mch 18-lwk.
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