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The Daily Review
JOSH. T. JAMJBS, Editor & Prop.
WILMIHOTON. If. C
MON'iAT. DECEMBER 12, 187S.
pwima at thjc I'osTorrics xt
WlLMtSrOTOJT, N. C., AJ3CONI-Cl-ABo
llXTTKS.1 - v
people be; informed whether these extra
ordinary apj ropriatiuDfl are actually de
manded by the exigetjeieaof the service,
or are quietly' pocketed by corrupt offi
ciala and the equally c rrupt riog of
mail cootractore. . , '
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wisiiixuTOx letter-
GOTERPIMENT APPROPRIA
TIONS. . It wist b a natter of Mtoniibmect
Wife iaUUigtat rtader who keeps him
Mlf ftcqvaiitod witk the proceediugs ia
Ooogreu, from day to day, to note th
nomtm amount of munir called for
by the difftrtnt department! and bureaus
with which to carry on their buaioets
for the rltcsl year. At nearly every
aeeelon tbeee eetimatea are increased, and,
o frequently that it haa become a matter
of wurw, there ia a large appropriation
tiled for to supply deficiencies in the
amounts necessary to meet the extraordi
nary expenses incurred in be previous
fiscal year
Emnic Brother Key, rosimaater-uen-
ral, has recently sent to Congress a re
quest for aa appropriation of $200,000
te sapply deficiencies iacurred iu the past
fiseal year. There is undoubtedly more
wh!alo corruption practiced in this de
t r mi'tif than in any other and we all
know to our sorrow that there
is enough everywhere. The letting
of contract for carrying the mails af
frd , splendid chances for interested
pirties to turn a penny to their own pro-
it. and'th-y seldom fail to take advantage
of an opportunity. Ty ner and Brady,
the First aud Becond Assistant Post mas
tervGeueral, have been first and fore
aiost in every movement to squeeze
money oat of the Treasury with which
to carry "on the business of the depart
ment, aut there is now, an indication
tbt they may come to grief. At any
ratej serious charges have been made
rugirdiny; the methods oi letting maill
contr.icts and the whole matter is to be
ir.veatiii,el. As an illustration ef the
way in wbich the people are robbed in
this department we give the follow ins;,
whicb we-clip from the New York Sun:
There is -an undemanding between a
certain Coutbiuatiun of contractors and the
corrupt lfyu Office officials, by wWch
the number of trips and thescfceuule tiwa
cn certain ru(c8 are fixed bsioio propo
sal ar; dvti fjr. The trips are lew
u dumber, say once, twice or three times
19 tUrep miles an hour. Then tha King
contractors either put forward straw men
to bid very low or bid low themselves.
Parsons who could and would perform
(he service honestly at a fair price are
either deterred from bidding because of the
tmall amount of service advertise j for, or
tjey bid what they know it to be actual y
worth. Too result is, of course, ttut
contracts are awarded to the Kiug bid-j
dsrs In a very short time they bring
tbair Influence to bear, often that ol mem
bars of Congress, but nore frequency
petitieas are gotten up along the routes,
recommending additional expedited ser
vice. It is disc etionary with the De
partment to allow additional trips and to
increase the speed that is, shorten the
schedule taue. The Department knows
whan it advertises f r proposals just whit
service is rq ircd. It has the means ot
jiscsrtst jug mis in the mot accurate
manner The revenue of the routes is
kuowp trxct y The population can be
ascertained with approximate exactness.
It . tbf teriitory is settling up rapidiy,
that is kuuwu, There can be no other
puri,He, itieref re, in arranging the
atr vice at lewtr trips and slower suhedulu
Uioe Hu'i the requirements of the people
duaatd rare one, to favor the King
contracture. If service is honestly ar
ranged to meet the requirement! of the
region to be supplied and afterward in
creased, the fraud ief twofold.
At a further illustration, which we take
front the same source, we give an example
of' q actual letting and the manner in
whicn the service was increased:
Route No ol.Wl, Bismarck to Tongue
River. Dk ta, was let to J. K. Miner.
Thedlstaiic Is 5U miles, the set vice was
oace a wet-k,a d the schedule lime eighty.
f'Kir b"u s, or three miles per Lour, and
the contr c price $,o0. jOij Jau. 1, 1871,
two sddi i ut trips were ordered, aud $4,
70 ad led. Then the speed was increased
one mile an hour, aud $27, U50 allowed.
Ju Aug. 2, 1879, three more trips were
ordered, making i six limes a week, and
$35 000 add d io trw pay, bringing the
price up Irum V-.JoO to 40,000 a year.
It Ins uveu developed that on seven
Western rautes the increase in the manner
Indicated above amoauts to within a
traction .f $900,000 over and ( above
what the origiuai contracts called for. It
"is well-xnOwn that both Tyner and Brady
aatared the; Poatoffice Department com
paratitery' poor men, and that their sala'
alttJitylf of liriug necessary to public oU
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ociais.in uie jnj oi wasmugxon to keep
up a goo! md respectable appearance
iu ."society. : it c:iuot be supposed that
they- have had an opportunity to
amass1 a- fortune Un a legitimate way.
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4. mwj osto, uowii or, uiiMiaou OJ n JOK
or by crook' to prosper remarkably well
Brady, within a iew weeks, has purchased
hou e for which he paid $50,000, and
Tyner owns several fine horses and car
riagea abd lives otherwise ia a style far
above his salary.
We are glad to know that an investiga
tion i to take place, and we hope that it
may I thoiougb and exhaustive, and the
Washington i D. C Dec. 19. 1879.
In about twelv days of actual work
the CoDgre88 which adjourns to-day over
the holidays has made good progress in
the traduction of public busii ess. On its
return, Jan. 6 b, othej appropriation
bills will be ready ta report to the lloue,
and members geueraily will be Hteo more
ready than now to go kc with t hem.
To short, 1 believe there! will be n ob
jection to the i r impt pa'asase of all the
appropriation bills. 11 I
So far the only notiable discussions of
the Senate' were on yesterday. The
Ser.atM gave up the day tp.Voorhee s reso
lutio;j to inquire into trie negro exodus
and to amendments suggested by Senator
Windom and others. The resolution was
finally pastdi but in a shaps that will
render it "impossible for any committee to
mak a reliable1 report j for years to come.
However, this, is not wholly a matter of
regret as the tjubject is one the United
States has a very j questionable right to
interfere with. The one kgreeable feature
of the debate, was the excellent temper
preserved by all the Senators. Those
from the South showed by figures that no
one diiputed i that under Democratic rule
the negroes of all the States were increas
ing in numbers and wealth, and that a
greater number i ot them J were under
instructions in scnools supported by the
States than ever before.
The House wasUd the day ia an un
availing attemyt to make some disposition
ot the Ute Indian question. 1
There was decided opposition to pre
cipitate legislation which indicatts, per
haps, a wish to adopt luch change in the
general management of the Indians as
will make legislation on 'special cases as
Mr. Hayes would say, unnecessary .
Although it has seemed certain from the
first that no reviaon of the tariff was pos
sible during this i s ssion, members con
tinue to suggest commissions to under
take such worjk. Probably every intelli
gent man believes revision desirable, but,
as in relation to changes in the currency,
there is a majority of members who
believe in Laving, tha people fully edu
cated up to the necessary changes, and
giving business men plenty of time to
prepare for them. I
The bill of yesterday was introduced
by Senator Garland and provides for a
commissionjof three Senators, th-ee Rep
resentative?, and 1 three private citizens
v ho bbali inquire into and report upon
any m ittor of inlfcret connected with the
preejs-jt tariff. ' - ,
There is ,alrer;dy discontent among the
Republicais at the choice of Senator Cam
eron p.s Chairmiu of the 'National Kepub
c-n (Jora.nii.erf. The opposition to him
ij corumitre0 w;id hastily oranizsd, but
succe-dud ia thiowin; 19 out of 4.1 votes
Opposition, so far as I am atle to learn,
was n jI c tenir lated 1 until tho morning
of the 17ih, an!i the elect. on was heid the
same day.
.Gukige
'rdu.- said a iittW boy. lookinar up
from an-illustrated nwnpaper 'I wiah
I was a utile South Africa boy. 'Why
George?' asked his ma. &hyt cause
their motnera dou't wear slipperV he
feelingly rtpled.
Sing vo praise!. Bless' de Lam!
(ietting plenty money 1'
Cotton's gwine up'--'deed ilt am!
Peop'ie ain't it funuy?
Don't you tiilk hit's gwine to rain? (
Maybe was, a little; '
Maybe one ole hurricane 1
S bilin in de, kittle!
Craps done fail iu Egypt lan'
Say so in de papers;
Maybe little slitibt'O' liand ,
Along de specerlaters,
Put no taith iYolum views;
Keep ye', pot a smoking,
Stau up qlh in yo own shoes ,
Keep de drbbil chokiu'? " '
Fetch mo 'round dat1 ta:er juice!
Stop dat sassy - grinniu'I
Turn dat stopper cean a-locse
Keep yo' eye a bkinuin'I 1
Here's good luck to Egypt lan'!
Hope she ain t a-tailin !.
Hates to see niy fellerman r
Straddle of e pailin! :
' Vicksburg Herald.
'See that' horse? Twenty-two years
old, an' they make me keep dnviu' it,'
said a cihman the other morning. 'He
looks very solid,' taid a bystander,
'Oil, he's solid, en' dou't you forget it.
It took m.9 forty-live minutes 'to ' go
eight blocks this mornin,' an" the more
I licked him the slower be went. I
don't expect to erer "enjoy a happy
boar while that horse lives. Eat?
Does that hore ea ? Why, he just
wastes my substance in riotous living.
And mean. He'll stand right in front
a feed-store forhours.' I tookjhim to get
shod the other day, and the blowmg
of the bellawt knocked him blown in
the blacksmith's shop; No. sir; that's
the doggondeat horse ;that ever was.
Why, I'm all I run down to aekeleton
driving him. Just look at ine! N ,
stranger. If that horse was to lie
right down now an' d:ie, I'd whoop an
yell an4 yell eo loud in this town to
night, that you'd think" I was a Second
Adventist sailin' through the air!'
Boston Courier. -
How do you aocount for thib? Iu
thelodge the Marshal is directed to
retire to the ante-room to introduce
Bill Smithers and , Tom Brown in
language something like the following:
B. other Marshal, you, wjll retire to
the ante-room' and especially inform
his High Mightiness the Aiost Puissant
William Smithers and His Ineffable
Potency the Very Venerable Thomas
Brown that this reverent body awaits
the distinguished honor' of their
irradiating presence... Then the Mar
hat goes out and says, , A11 ready,
Bill; come, Tom, harry up. Jn the
army, on the i contrary, this order was
reversed, like this: General BotnbaF
tes yells out to his aid, 'Go down there
to the forks of the road and go
though the old boy was after you
ask Colonel Sordnot what in he
means, so loDg getting into line! Away
goes the aid on the gallop, which
moderates first into a eober trot and
then a walk aa he Dears Colonel
Sordnot, whom he addresses ,with
great formality, saying Colonel, Gen
eral Bombastes sends bia corapli
ments, and desires that you wove
yonr regiment np into line as epeedily
as possible.' Boston Transcript.
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important to! ine Afflicted.
We would advise all who may need the
advice of a physician, to either call or
write to Dr. Robertson, 19, So. Eutaw St.,
Baltimore Md., who from 15 years expe
rience in Hospital and Special Tract ice,
guaiantees a cure in all diseases of the
Urinary Oryan and of the Nervous Sys
tem, Organic and Seminal Weakness, lm
liotency (loss of sexual power), Nervous
Debility aud trembling, Palpitation cf the
Heart, dimness of sight or giddiness, No,
turnal Emissions, &c, all resulting from
abuses in youth, or excesses in manhood ;
also all skin and blood diseases quickly
cured. Dr. R is a graduate of one of the
oldest and bes medical ' schools iu this
country (Uriversity of Marylai d), andre
feis to the leading physicians in bis city ,and
all consultinghim can rely upon honorable
and confidential treatment. In writing
en close stamp for reply. Special attention
given to all female complaints. Good( ac
commodations for all wishing to oil and
iee him. Medicine sent to any address.
Drv Mott's Endorsement of Specr's
I Tort Grape Wine.
The following, from the celebrated Dr
Mott of New York, Breaks wonders for
Mr. Speer's efforts to raise the Oporto
Grape in New Jersey:
62 Madison Avince, V
New York, ipril 11, 1878. f
i Ms. AiiFRKD Speer. Dear Sir ; The
visit which I made lest year to your
Vineyards, I wine-pressej ard vilts at
Passaic, N. J., satisfled me thoroughly
that tho wines manufactured by jou are
pure and un adulterate.!, and ths ' very
best that can be offered to the puMic for
medicinal uses. i
Acting upon my favorable imp-essions
at the time, I have since recommesded the
Port Wine more particularly in my
practice, and am satitfied, with , marked
benefit, to my patients. 1
' There can be no better proof to the
doubting mind, as to, the Winj being
made oi the finest Oporto Grape, than a
visit to the acres of land covered vith the
vine bearing the luxuriant fruit. V ahing
you success io j your praise worthy enter
prise, ' ' .
remain respectfully vours,
ALEX B. MOTT, M.D , '
Prof, of Surnery, Btllevue Hoa. Med'l
College, &c-, &.0
For sale by J. C7 Munds, Creen &
Fianner. P. L. Bridgers & Co. I
A Lady's Wish.
'Oh, how I do wish my skin was a
clear and solft as yours,' said a lady to
her friend. 'You can easily male it so.'s
answered the friend. How?'f inquired
the fir6t lady By using Hop Bitters,
that makes pure rich , blood an! bloom
ing health. It did if' for me, :as ;you
observe.' , Read of it. ' , , ;
natananMnaaaasaVi
riiSTIlTli't
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lr- -STOMACH
i$5
iTTE
A stout baekboae ti; as essentia! to physical
hetla as to politicaleoniiatenc, For weak
ness ot the back - and dis6r ers if the liver
and kidneys, the torie and moderate dietetic
ac tion of the Bitters is the one thing ' need
fed. .Remember that the Btftnach if the
mainstay of every otier or an, and that by
invigorating the digeition with .his prepar
ation, the spinal col tin n and all its depen
dencies are strengthened.
For Hostetter's JLUANAC icr 1880 apply
to Druggists and Dealers gtnerally.
dec l-d4w i-
IMotice.
GEOR'Jii M. SUMilERELL,
bavins been admtteda meaiber of our
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fljm on the 1st nstant, th name and
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style will bereier be ALTAFFER,
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PRICE &!CO. I
Rpectful!j, ' !
dec 8
TAFFEK& PRICE
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You Wculd like to
Enow
yHEREI J Gu TO GET
THE BEST Itiuor, Oyst rs.
Wines, Cigars, etc. The New Restaurant
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and Saloon opoed by WILL WEST, in
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the Custom Hise Alley, hag the best of
everything atwy reasonable prices. New,
neat, clean nd private, U the Office
Saloon. I WILL WEST.
dec 13 J Proprietor.
Miscellaneous.
HI A MHO St""ltCever and Boot only
sT lUUUO $14 to $255. ORGANS
13 Stops, o set Rcpds. 2 Knee Swrfla,Stool,
Book, oul $'.S. ' HP" Holiday Newspaper
Free. Address Daniel F. 'Realty, Wash
ington, N. J. i dec 13
AGKNT8 WANTKU for the Best and
Fastest BelUngPlctoral Books and Bibles
prices reduced ?3 per cent. Niionl Pah
liihin Co., Atlaot. Ot. ; T'del3
mid
DUt
PAEL0E ORliANw.,
Case, 6 Octaves. 2 fall sets Powerful Knc,
ui A CT . i .. . . . .
oiops, s ivnee oweiis -aiy Ararfnp,
U. H. PIa.NU CO., 163 Bicker Pt.. New
tork. j dec l i
AGENTS READ THIS.
We want an Agent In this County to
whom we will pay a salary of flOO per
mor.tlj and -xiermes to sell our wondeiful
invention. Sample fiee. cldress at noe
."SHKRM AN & CO , Marshall, tfidiigau.
dec 13 . 1
retaras in 30 days on. S 00 tn
4) 1 UvTMtd. Official reports and infor
mation fsbr. Like profits weekly on ritncM
options of S10 to $60.
Address, T. Potter Wigat A Vt Bank
er , 35 v?all St., N. Y. dee 13 4w
1(1 Tfl Ifrflrt Invested in Wall Htret
PIU IU (PIUUU Stocks makM fortuLe ere
ry month. Book sent frae explaining every
thing Address BAXTKK 4 CO., Bank
ers, 17 Wallstree, Nw York. i dee 13
A 6000 PLAN. Combining nd operating ma? Tot l-t a I
In one Tut Bum haa ery advantage of .ntat. wiih
killfnl maoacenaDt. Large proflta dlrt'lad jiro rata no
InTcatmenU of JS to $IO,6M. ' Clrcnlar, with full i
I'lauatloni bow all can nci-aed in atoek 1ealln.inllf .1 ties.
LAWgtNCK A CO.. It BroaU Sarttt. Xw YaiW.
EPILEPSY, FITS.
Falling Sickness, St. Vitas Dane, O nrul
sions and all Nerroai Afflictions, CURKD
by aainK Dr. Vonberg's Celebrated German
Care. An infallible and nnexcekd remed y ;
warranted to effect a speedy aad per manent
core. Statistics show an averas: of 95 cares
out of erery tOQ cases. A FREE BUTTLK
sent to any Batterer seeding as tbeir Express
and P. O. Address, K. F. Cooke A Co., Ill
West 36th st., N. Y. des 13
A GREAT OFEER FOR j
HOLIDAYS !
Pianos and Organs, at Extraordinary Low
prices for cash, Installments reoeived. Splen
did Organs f 3?, $45, $50, $60, $75, $85 and
$100. 7 Octave Rosewood Piaros $130, $135.
7 1 3 do $140, $160 upwards Aot used 6
months. Illustrated Catalegoes sJai'ed.
HORACE Wil'KRH, Manafaotarer anU
Dealer, 826 Broadway, N. Y. t. U. Box,
3.30 . dec 13
ON 30 DAYS TRIAL.
We will sand oar Electro Voltaio Belts
and other Electric Appliance" upon trial for
30 days to those suffering fram Nervons De
bility, Rhenmatism, Paralysis or any diseases
of the Liver or Kidneys, and many other dis
eases. A sure Core guaranteed or no pay
Address. VULTIC BLT CO., Marshall,
Mich. " deel
AGEMTS WANTED ST,
work, a complete and Brilliant flistorf of
the great tiur of ' i
Gen. GRANT AROUND THE WORLD.
by Hon J. T. deadley, the prince of descrip
tive authors . Describes , Kegal Entertain
ments, Koyal Palaces, Rare Cariosities,
Wealth and Wonders of the Indies 'Oni- a,
Japan, etc. I HsT A million, people wartt it.
Here is the heat obar.ce '.Qf jour life eo makt
money..- Beware of "catch-pennj" itnha
tions by unknown a .thers- For particulars,
address H-U.BBABDBUOTHl!.RS, PubJieh
ers, PbiladelpBiara. decjl3
niTTlEn. A nmDia Tearptnblet remedT
nor the speedy mud permanent cure ot Corunilnp-
on) ijvna fcnvai, ajm at. iaiiaiT7 Bau
radfeaf care for JTerrotisDebilitr anA, all
Nervous Complaints, vthich hf tien- itted in
Kecipe. with f uU Sections
(m uerman, jrrencn.or jsngnBtxr wof mwptw-
on
receipi 01 enunpi - wut tame m paper.
COMMERCIAL
HOTEL
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Large Sample Rooms for
Commercial Travelers.
rpHE PROPRIETOR having thoroughly
renovated this Hoase and furnished it e&ttre-
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lynew,is prepared to give to the traveling
public all the conveniences of a FIBbT
CLAS3 HOTEL. It is located in the very
centre of the business part of the city, being
convenient to the principal basinets houses,
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Postofflce, Custom House, City Hall and
Court House. 1
fST'L FiritClaM Bar and Billiard Salooa
connected with this HoteL '
RATES $2 TER DAY.
. oct ,24 . , JF A. 8CHUTT B,
Kerosene Oil Cents Per Gallai !
rpo MEET COMPETITIOPT I offers NO.
rJL-l .atiilUL.!!.. V
OXXi " t 7 Cent - Per aallon-
Sold only, at reUil. 8aih, Doors, Blinds,
Paiots and Oils -at bottom prices. Send
along your orders. '
GEO. A. PECK.
SAFETY OIL AT 15 CTS. A GALLON.
I A si HKLLItfG a aeautifal Oil, perfectly
reliable and GUARANTEED SAFE, at
15 cents a gallon. , It produces a superior
light and isacmparatively free from oaur.
drc 8 GEO. A. PECK.
New Eiver Oysters
jppATIXG MADETAifPLE ar
range men ti, I am now prepared
to offer the celebrated 'HILL'S Q1&DE3
OYSTERS, from 5ew Rier, in any itjle
desired. Families supplied with Oystecs fresh
rom the shelL
Bar supplied with the beVC Board by the
weekprday. EUREKA BOUSF,
n . ' No. 4 North Water 8tree
B, F. K.VUKN, Proprietor.1 n&v 8.
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Do sure to cull on us, for wq iutoml to offer our Goods so liw I,.,' S'
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uAiuua,iiU sen hii u iu may call on ns. 1
Remember Our MottoQuick Sales. Good Goods. iFull Measuresk
Low Prices and as u general tiling C. O. 1) or its Ujitivaltlnt
fi Country Orders solicited. j 1 .
OUR TKKSONAL attention is given to all orders by mail, -i
D, Newman & Son,
deo 19-tu flfi st-m.n n . . i ) 14 MATmnv tunTi-nw.
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Headquarters for all that is good, useful, pretty and cheap for the
. rioJiaay iraae, at I 1 '
IViaiket Street.
(. Have tiie pleasure of again announcing to the public that
wo have an unusual and attractive Stock and are prepared to offer our
customers oiie of the Grandest and Cheapest stocks of
READY-MADE CLOTHinTG i
Pnces ranging in Suits from $3.00 upwards ! '
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' i A beautiful arid grand assortment in i
GENT'S rURNISHING GOODS J
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Vhich we guarantee cannot be equaled in this city. " A fineiline and
latest styles iu
Hats. Gaps, Boots and Shoes! 1
In all qualities and prices, imported direct from the Manufacturers
whicn we guarantee to be of superior quality.
We also have j one of th e choicest and largest stocks of T wo" and Three
Ply and Brussels Carpets, Rugs, Matting and Oil Cloths .
1 at astonishing low prices. Please exunine.
pec ig- ; 'n'.i -, i
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Has imported expressly for
, A large line of i
xx o "y Goods!
i Our two New Stores will make :n
t.
UflQ;JLLE3 DISPLAY THIS WEEK.
OF.O M.VKIW.
FIRE WORKS m EVERY VARIETY
wmieraie an i iteraii, ai jse v r tores.
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FJRENCH AND DOMESTIC CONFECTIONERY
12J to 50 cent9. Nuts, Figs, Raisins, Apples, Lemons, Orangei,
Cocoa Nuts. "Fancy Boxes in every variety, at popilar prices. ,
, v - 4 .GEO. MYERS..
. Liauors and Champagnes,
Retailed at Wnoiesaie 1'rices anring' ine iionaayp.
( , GEO.) MYERS.
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Otard, Dupey & Co,, Brandy, Vintage 1868
$8 00 per gallon. Amontilado Sherry, trie best ever brought to tbii
market, S6 00 per gallon. Table Sherrv, -SI 25 per gallon. 'l
' I GEO.'MYERd.
P0UY, BLUE GRASS, DELM0NIC0 CLUB HOUSE, SWET MASH, BAKER'S
OLD RYE WHISKEYS. S2 TO S6 PB (2ALL0H. COM aIUBIOW
I WiNE $1.50 PER GALLON. ( Tj J ,
Give your friend a Barrel of Parole D'Honneur Flour; best in the world.
We have over two thousand Barrels and Cases of ,
FRESH, CHOICE
raj
mill uuyuiiu&uu
vable variety of '
FANHY A MP! STAPLE GOODS !
And as we are BelHn- at unusuallv low prices.call before the rush begin
1 nrn IfVPPfl
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or.
50,000 Havana and Domestic Cigars
Give your friend a box of 100. Cigars costing from $2.50 to SH.0a
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