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JOSH. T. J A M E8,
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tlvtcing?. iu iu n.i it t;oer
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l.tc-ji and Intern i s all itw.
i.: I'e a gued? Lace, in vari!tv.
.St.Ai Call lJ xiodce.
erf I acti in Black and lute.
e 'ertaiuly have tne la(c t an4 chrapea
tot on band tnat bw Deen iuon
for sr-metiaie.
Iri.h Ttiundng Laees for the Million.
KiH OI it 1 and 3 Bottrop, 7S cti. a pair.
" 4 Uattona, f I a iair.
W cfTdr nothing but a gnoi artir.! and
en aafe-y lay lb y can not b b- ujrbt itM
twectt -five per cent of tha above pi i cs- W k
i have the i lelected and put up apcillv lor
vr trade.
Buttons
A NEW LOT JUbT REUF1VKD.
i We are givinjc the ab"ve department our
a-tiealar attentiuna and can ahnw b? far the
Vfwt assortment ever cTred In this city.
2iglimie Patent
THE FINEST AHD CHEAPEST DRESS
I SHIRT MADE IN TMEVbRLD.
( This wonderful invention fiir Hrmm
" bandtome fbaue and lateet tjle, and it no
x pJc d upon tte hbirttbat it cn b- worn tor
a wk wiih iuta break, nr trrirk e. Mie
, from 3I00 linen, Wamatta Moflin. and tto-
ten lined with teavy tiu cher Linen
TTery Be3m Ouiraatcei to 0a4
i wear the Shirt- .
Oall and zinice the cat and q ia'at; jvX
caattot fil f b c ttvincrd tbt it jut
what; o bave tetrn loom g rr.
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 X&arket Street,
fb7
Fresh Every Day,
FI K ASSORTMENT UF CANDIES,
r rcb. and Domestic, jut rtdived and for
"THB 05LT GENUINE HOME-MADf.
Candy in tb city, will be loand everT
daytfreb and ivet, tbr.e doors South oi
tK rotuc do Second street. Alto, Jut?,
Salna. Fruit, Ac C. tL J EVENS,
jtn 23 Near the Poitofilce.
Tboi. H. McK-oy, f obt Ht 2IcKot
WUAIINGTON, N. C
J3e North Me Market ttrret, be. wee
Btcead and Tkird iUn.
n If-f
HEW MIUIfiEtY STORE.
J AH CONSTANTLY RKCKiVlMt .Vew
Good a which 1 will frill cteap for ct-h.
acb as Bonnets, tlat. htbvna, Kiora and
everv hitf in tbe Mdllne y li- e. Ii ftrta'
CruCtr-d Gtx sin aj a n hnd Alo,
Lao Uoo5a II a man hatr Uof ..r ale
Work d.ne in the tnot approval 'le.
Ladiaa wd. d well to c U and ace for them
've. Uo entry orders receive pront attention.
J1RS. K. J. BAKEK,
fab Comer Third and Uraoge au.
Llules for Sale.
fpWENTT DEAD Or WAGON
4NP FaKU MCL8.
Apolv to
T. J. 80UTQKULANO.
Livery and Baletstablea,
TLlaBuaat.
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Shirt.
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VOL.IV. .WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7,
LOCAL NEWS.
New Aritertieinent.
B e ad or Btarvir.g Ireland."
K ior.i 4 Ho sol' k Jcut Received.
J W.Tati r Lumber Notice.
V. I). l?. bu.i Nt;c;.
J. Ha A. Card
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- rir.aei4-ruorru rlur(ioti a i min
! ja.t 5 -t'cU 4 k.
Uu j i lf.' i Ma of so
ciety lce - t
Y.kh have bftu t ;v f.'.iti' iii lliis mat
kct during e rk.
I!iiTC- an 1 rrkn, cKet K jivts A"3.
or the Chil'ir n v- .I xf an's.
As a rale, ;i iwi:y iu 'k ou'.hiis
corupleie'y a beut- .in c-ilico.
A pourmfto fr a man jti.-t itarting a
u;utach : Dj'.vn in front.
Ti e 1 if Ht aro liren hwlk-rcbiufi of
robins ppc b'u-. with little tU)i5.
The VoaiiI iA Alilefcupn uj:it iu ad
jfiurnc'l 8?isH'n on Monday niht.
S:ivci'our money bj buy in? jour IJuiM
ing Knpplios from Altafler & Prir- t
Only one interment in D'levae Ceme
tery this vrc.k that of an infant.
There were two children and one adult
interred in Piue Forest Cemetery ( colored)
this week. 1
It a chip i too Uzy to walk,' Low is
it that so many indolent fellows run into
temptation?
Schr. T. li. ritiCrsjjoont Shepard,
hence, arrjved nt Mayagnez, P.R., on the
20lh ult.
Joseph Murphy, of "Kerry Gow"'
fime, is to drop in on us about the first of
next month
Bishop Akin.on will preach in St.
Mark's Church to-morrow, at the 11 A.
M. services.
The broker wh.se wife wanted anew
satin of invisible gretu told her that he
could not rce it.
Wood is plentiful in market now, and
good split oak was retailing to-day from
tlts at 2 a cord.
To-morrow is know iu the Church
Calendar a Q linqu igcaiai-i Sunday, or
the Sunday b fore Lent.
AlC'.bo" will clean silver.' Ys. alc.holt
well stiuk t y, will cVan a'l the silver
you have out of your pocket.
A California minister has come out with
a new story about bell. He says it.isu't
lire aud brimstone, but a land of ice and
8:iow.
We lave ncuved a specimen of-'o:igi-n
1 oitrv,' but wj j ublishcd the bame
me tip j iuce it will have to lie over to
a m VoJuvci.ieut seas n.
The Uegi.ster of Deeds has irsue-l three
mirr;.j;- licers? this week, two of
which were for wh'uo couples cn 1 tbe
rerotuirg one for a colored coupla.
. .
If a bright girl will taka a faw c'ovr.s
or grains cf roasted cfTee with her to the
theatre s':e may be able to keep her
jonnjj man in his seat ltween the act.
A Philadelphia paper suggests that "a
woman should c vcr use a, p stl card in
sen lir g a kiss. It might fall into the
bandrtot a pot master who is a -so a par
sjn.
It ii underttood thtt a man cannot be
tried twice f r the ?ime crime of murder,
un! l.e happened to be convicted the
fi'otiir. c hi th it case he mv be trivd
tid 1
Tt :ir?t Jttcrly Meeting of th pre
seat Cobfcreace year, of tho Fifth S'reet
M. U Cl urch, takes place to-day and
to morrow, with llev. Dr. Burlitead,
Presidium .M'der, in attendance.
Oar fricad.Mr. J. W. Ty!or, has to w
othissaw mill in com fete working ori
der, and is ready for any nuuber of cus
tomers and (or any amount of lumber.
See L -ad in another cnlucn.
You can buy No 1. Lleating-an I CXk
Stoves at almost any price by going tbe'
Factory Agency, at Jacobi's.
' . The River.
C-ipfe. Garrason,of the Murchison, says
thU Jhe freahet in the rirer this week did
no amount to a rise of more than ten or
twelve feet. There has not been so much
of it as was thought and hoped for. The
freshet did not amount to much above
Smilcr s Fills, aVove ATerysboro, and it
beyond that point that a great deal o!
timber is cut for, this market.
Chri.-tiiias Fire Dogs aud Fire Irons
Fimmj; Machines and every sort of
fl rdare at lowest sort of cash priceb a
Ti 1-1 and Couiniilted.
A colored wornau by .the name oi
Ltima J.jhnFon was tried before a roai
trat this mornings foruth laxcauy. of
clothin j whic is alleged to bar boon
s'oleL. from Mrs J. M. Hart.' The evi
dence was deemed sufficient by the Jus
tic(j lfore which the preliminary exami
nation was held, tojustify him in binding
the deler.d int over in the sum of $100
for her appearance at the next term of the
Criminal Court. In default of surety the
woman was committed to jail.
Pocket Knives, Table Cutlery, Silver
Plated Forks and Spoons; largest variety
and lowest prices at Jacobi's.
The Play Last Wight.
Mi ton Nobles and his play of the
Phoenix are both popular with our theatre
going public, and the very announcement
that tbe Phoenix was to be produced was
sufficient to draw together a large and ap
preciative audience at the Opera House
last night, who testified their delight and
j-appreciati n by frequent outbursts of ap
plause. Mr. Nobles was good m all the
parts he assumed, but it strikes us that
his impersonation of the character of the
elaborate Frenchman in the gambling hell
scene was admirably conceived and true
to life. The thrilling denouement which
followed the end of tbe game of cards
commonly known as poker, was
exciting beyond expression. Where
all did so well we dislike to
to make a distinction, but we must say
that Mr. Nobles whs admirably well
supported in the piece by Mr. Curtis, as
Moses Solomon. Mr. Thomas E. Jack
son, .Dionynius O'Gall, who practices
law and patience, was good, while Miss
Burt, as Sadie, the flower girl
was charming and attractive.
Miss Lingley, as Ka'it Moran,
did well and pleased the audience. Can
dor compels us to say that we de not
think Mr. Mortimer acted to perfection
the character of Leslie Blackburn; he
did not look the villain, and we appre
bend has no conception of the part. The
character, evidently, does not suit biro.
This afternoon a matinee will be given
when the play of -Phn-nix will be pro
duceti for the last time. To-night "A
Man cf the People" which is pronounced
equally attractive and interesting as the
Pfco-aix, is to bo presented We trusjt
the play will be greeted with a full house
Meeting ofLlqnor Dealers.
Tbe Association of Ivquor Dealers of this
city held a meeting ycsterdy afternoon
at tbe hall of the Howard Ilelit-f Engine
Company, t j take into consideration mat
ters pertaiuiog to tin ir trade.
Mr. II. K. Scott wa3 chosen PicsiJent,
and Capt J. M. McGowan, Secretary.
The Secretary offered a rzsolution
direciinj the President to appoint a com
mittee onsibting of 6ve to ascertain th
name. of a'l lice std deLrs tn
tha city, ai:d to calll upou all
dealers who are not members of the
association aud try to induce thorn to
join, for the Utter protection of their
rights and privileges.
The resolution having been adapted,
the President appointed Messrs. ft. F.
Uyden, lleory Schulken, John W. Gerdts,
J. F. Stoker and J. M. Bremer, as that
conunitte.'.
The next meeting of tbe association
was appointed to take place at 3 p. m.
on Tuesday, the 10:h iust. The minutes
were thoa real and approval aai the
mee'ing aljmrnel.
No remedy in the World ever came in
to buch universal use, or has so fully won
the confidence of mankind, as "AYER"SJ
CHERltY PECTOHAL far the cure of
Coughs, Cold s and .Consumption,
rnystcUn' Wine,
New Jcrt physicians say tfcat'they have
beeu using bi)eerVPori Urape Wine and
Wine Bitters in their practice for years, to
me entire sauaiacuon oi irar pauenta and
themselves, and Ukv great peasdre in
recommend ing them to the public as being
all that is claimed for them, and, in fact
U, most reliable they can find. For sale
by Green Flanner, Jas. C. Mauds and
P. L,Biidger & Co.
Walked Into It.
One of the beauties of the' system f
allowinc dray huraes to remain in. the
street uf-hitciied was witnet-rd this after
if n A horso, with a bug, was
tidl up to a p.wt and a bore, in a dray,
which hid boen left unhitched, strayed
ibout in search of hits of straw and in
d si ran into the buggy afreaid and
lamad it materially. This happened
t;e foot f Chestnut street. It is a
wor.der Mia! such items do not occur ever?
day.
T ) IVIl 'J he Azj ofa Horse-
H iw to tell correct' v a horse's ae is
o e of he moat difficult problems of the
diy. Tu foil jwing rnle is furnished us
a? beTng a sure wayr ; After a horse is
nine years old a wrinkle comes to the
eyelids, at the upper comer of the lower
1 1, and every j ear thereafter he has one
well defined wrinkle lor each year of his
age over nine. If, for instance, a horse
has three, wrinkles he is twelve; if four,
thirteen. Add the number of wrinkles
to nine and you willalways get it.
The Wrecked Schooner.
The survey being held upon the wreck
ed schooner A, F Randolph now ashore
on the Fingers id made at the desire of
Capt. Warner to the British Vice Consul,
Alex. Sprunt, 'Esq., who requested the
gentlemen composing the Board of Sar
vey to pesform that duty. The result
ha not yet been ascertained as the gen
tlemen have not yet returned to the city.
They. will probably arrive on the steamer
Eizabelli, which is duo here at 5 o'clock
this evening, when it will be known what
their conclusion is in relation to the ves
sel, ' ,
Carnival and Concert.
' The ska ting carnival spoken ot by ns a
few days since will be given by the Cor
net Concert Club in the City Hall on next
Monday evening. They have secured
the services of Mr. Cushing and the use of
his skates and will do everything in their
power to promote the pleasure of those
who may attend. There will be a concert
in connection with the carnival.
The proceeds of this entertainment will
be devoted t) the benefit of the snffering
people in Ireland. The members of tbe
Club will magnanimously giye their time
and attention to this noble cause and they
should be warmly seconded and approved
by our people. These gentlemen cheer
fully aid others in entertainments of a
charitable nature and they look for a
hearty support on this occasion .
A Big Docket.
, There are sixty-two cases upon the
docket for trial at the next term of the
Criminal Court, which convenes in this
city on Monday next, the 9:h inst. Of this
number two are capital cases, viz; Gradyf
for killing tbe old man Taylor, on the flat
at thetime of the fire across the river, and
Maria Hall, a denizen of Paddy's Hollow,
for killing the French sailor on Christmas
Eve. The ether cases are 4 for false pre
tense ; 5 for larceny ; 4 for failure to work
the public road ; 1 for failure to repair the
streets ; 1 for nuisance the Sea Side Rail
road ; 1 for embezzlement ; 1 for forcible
trespass ; 2 for carrying concealed weap
ons ; 7 for assault and battery ; 5 for mis
conduct in office ; 3 for allowing prisoners
to escape; 7 on an appeal fiom Magistrate's
courts, and the remainder are sci fag,
cases of appeal to the Supreme Court, and
cases open fox the payment of cost5.
We are under obligations to Maj. J. W.
Duuhim, Clerk of the Court, who has
kindly furnished us with the above facts.
Marine Items.
The Nor. brig Fram, which arrived
here from Marseilles on the 17tb of De
cember last,cbnsined to Mr. R. E. Heide,
was loaded by Messrs. Alex. Sprunt &
Son with a cargo of 2,155 bbls rosin and
clear d for Glasgow, Scotland, on tbe
27th of December, since whhh ticnenottt
ing has been heard of 'he voteJ nntil a
dispatch- from Londou yesterday an
nouncei the melaacHly fact that the Nor.
brig fram O.ptain Marcussen.from Wil
minion Dec. 27th for Glasgow, had been
towed in to Lam lash Scotland, bottom
upward. The crev? ae supposed to have
been I cat.
We noaio? in lha Maritime Remitter of
the 4 h Inst, that the steamship Berufac
Jw, of the Clj de Li&e of steamers to this
port from New York, was in New York
on January 3 1st receiving new boiler. The
same acconnt mentiooaW bet that the
Benefactor v&a ca the dock at Exi
Ban," Brooklyn, January SO, baring her
bottom painted. ' 1
1880. NO. 310
The Cf lireil Odd-Fellows.
A convention of V. X. F. s of tbe G.
U. ( . of 6. F. (colored) in North Caro
lina, will be held in this eity on, the
1 8th day of May. next, f.r tho purpose of
establishing a Grand Lgn. The F. G.
M. Council of Wilcniutou will also cele
brate their tirit anniversary , during tbe
sitting of the covi-ntinn, on 'Tuesday, the
20th of MU.
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By the i term' Wi.- -j : n't i between
Messrs. liahn V G-joibnan, Sir. llahn, as
is anconhced elsewhere, has disposed ofl
his entire intciet to Mr. Goodman, for
whom he solii-il a continuance Of the
liberal put rn hetuwrd. on tho late
firm. Mr Go ;mati is a jzcullemaa of
experience and business capacity and by
him will tho business be continued.- - -
1 Chnrch Service!.
Worship in the various churches of the
city to-morrow as follows;
ST. rAUL't EVANG. LUTHLIIAN CliUECH,
Corner of Sixth and Market streets. Kev.
G, D. Beruhehu, I). D., asfor. .Sunday
School at i);:V) a. vt. K- ) . SMf-vice at
11" a. m. (i'T'iwi vic.-s t i:'-'A) p. m.
CatPchetiiMl lnb ji'C.iou on 1 uesJay and
Friday at o'.oO p. in.
ST. JAMES' PAL1ISH,
corner Third and Market streets. Kev. A.
A. Watson," D. D., Rector. Quinquagesima
Feb. 3th. Celebration at 7;00 a. m
Morning Fi-aycr at 11 o'clock. Suridav
School at 3:30 p. m, -Evening Prayer at
O O'ClOCK. I
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FIRST BAPTI;T CHURCH,
corner of Market and Fifth streets. Kev.
J. B. Taylor, Pastor. Services to-morrow
at 11 a. m., aDd 7:30 -p. m. Sunday School
at 9:30 a. m. Missionary Society at 3
p. m. in Brooklyn Hall. Young Men's
Prayer Meeting Tuesday night at 7:00
o'clock. Church Prayer Meeting Thursday
night at 7:30 o'clock. Strangers are in
vited.
, . st. John's church.
corner of Third and Red Cross streets. Rev.
George Patterson, 1). I)., Rector. Feb.
8th. (iuinquagesima Sunday. Morning
Prayer at 11 o'clock. Sunday School at
J:o0 p. m. Evening Prayer at 4:30 o'clock.
rvZ d r,?u a.i " " ;
The Rt. Rev; Thos. Atkinson. D.-D ..will
preach
each on Sunday, February 8th., in St
Mark's Church corner Sixth and Mnlberrv
streets. Quicquagesima Services at H a.
m. All &:e cordially invited. Seats free
FROT STREET M. E. CHURCIT, (SOUTH)
corner Front and Walnut streets, Rev. E.
A. Yates" pastor. Services at 11 a. m. aud
7:30 p. m. Sabbath School at 3 p. m.. W
M. Parker, sup'U Prayer Meeting and
Preaching Wednesday evening at 7:30
o'clock. Young Men and Women's Chris
tian Association first and third Tuesday
evenings in eacu momn.
A Card.
The ladies who superintended the per
formance of tho Fairy Opera, LittIe Red
Riding Hooddesire to extend their thanks
to the ladies, gentlemen and children who
so kindiy lent their a?sistance towards its
presentation. To the gentlemen who act
ed as business ag-nts and stage manager,
most hearty thanks are d'i for their en
ergetic and efficient services; to Mr, Heins
berger for his warm ii.teret and assist
ance upon the -occa.-Ln; to 'Uq Cornet
Concert linnJ, whose beautiful music ad
ded no little to tbe general per fectness of
the whole; to the public for their
generous ! attendance; to Paddy Miles'
boy and friends for the amusing
little play -of their own getting up, which
was volunteered and rendered alter the
conclusion of the Operetta; and also to
the young Pianist who so faithfully fol .
lowed her instructress through the intri
cate music of tbe. Opera, much praise
and many thanka are due. Without
these valuable aids, the rendition'of 'Red
Riding Hood would have been wanting
in that gentral symmetry and beauty
which the eyes of partial friends pro
claimed to be a success. Azain accept
their thanks and good wishes.
Feb 7tb,1880.
Montreal Heard From.
R. L. Mosely, of Montreal, Canada,
certified 8ept. 27, 1879, that he had suf
fered terribly from dyspepsia, and was
completely cured by taking Warner's
Safe Bitters. He says My appetite is
good, and I now suflar no inconvenience
from eating hearty meals.' These Bit
ters are also a specific for all akin dis
eases. In Robeson County, N. C. at i a. yi., Sat
urday. February 7th, FANNIE B. wife of
Thomas B. Russell. Tbe funeral will take
place from the residence, thence to Centre
Church. Robeson Co., at 12 x., Sunday, Feb
ruary 8th. Utarcopy.
Lumber Wotice.
fJIHE 8UB3CBIBEB, having now got fal
ly prepared with new acd the moat approved
machinery, purchased sicce the late fire at
bii establishment, u prepared to furaisbed
Lumber of all kinds and dim emiocj in qaas-
titka to suit at the shortest notice axd os the
most liberal terms. Thankful for past favors,
ha hope by faithful attention to business and
jut .and fair dealing to receive a continuance
ot the same. Please giva me a call before
purchaiing elsewhere. v : -
J. W. TAYLOB,
CabMt TTkarf foot of Walnut St.
PLEASE NOTICE.
We will bef'ad to receive commune atiot at
from oar frienfa on aty and all snVect f
f eneral laUrest but:
The name of tbe writer moit alwaya bv'ftr
aiahedto tbe Editor.
Communications at be writu-n -n oi .j
one aide of the paper.
Personalities mntt be avoie'ed.
And it is especially anc .-r.calarlr nn r -rtood
that the Editor does not always end. ie
the views of correndent, mien to tti d
in the editorial col a tha.
ICow Advcrtisemoiits
Dissolution.
THE COPARTNKBSniP Heretofore ex.
iatinc under the name of HAH V
GOODMAN, has thli day been disiri bv
mutual consent, V. D. Ooodajan will f.V
all the liabilities of re fi'ta and is entitvl
to collect all un-nej dun tbe firm. ,
V. 1). G"6t)V A ,
J. HA UN.
Wilmingt n, . C, rtb 5th. lvu.
feb ti n
Wot ice.
2JATIXG PURCHASED the icterest of
Mr. J. HA UN, in' the Dry Good Basinvs. I
announce to my fri.nda and the public ern
erally, that I will continue ifce buaineha at
th Old Stand, Pourtb Street, and will en
deavor, by atrict attention to buinw, to
merit a liberal patronage.
Very respectfully,
V. L. GOODMAN. . .
A Card.
HAVING DISPOSED of my entire in
tarest io tbe Dry Goods Bueineas to hr.
V. D. GOODMAN. X hereby return thanks
te the public for the very liberal patronage
beitowed on the late firm of Hahn A Good,
man, and would reepectfaily atk a contiou.
ance of the same for Mr Goodman.
Very respectfully, 1
feb 7 J. HAUNY
For Starring lrelaud.
rp3E. CORNET CONCERT CLUB, beinff
deairoaiof adding their mite to the general
contribution being made to relisve the dis
treii ia Ireland, have secured the services'
of Prof. Gushing and the use ot ids Skates
for MONDAF EVENINO, February 9th,
and propose to give a Skatirg Carnival and
Concert at the CITY HALL, on that Eve
ning, the proceeds of which will be donated
to the facd baing ra-'sed ia his city for Iruh
relief. ! ' '
The Cornet Concert Club has always aided
others to help themselves,and nowdeeire to aid
the helpless and starving thousands in Erin.
( uocr open at j o'eioct. ACmwuon 25
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T1j m 40 a - ....
c- oextr a charge for Skates.
feb 7-3t
OPERA HOUSE.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. FEB. 6 & 7
Engagement for Two Nights Only and one
Matinee of the eminently . successful Com
edian and Character Actor,
XfcXXLTOtf NOBLES !
8npported by his powerful Comedy Combi
nation, appearing in the original dramatic
specialties with which his name has become
inseparabl ylinked. On Friday evening aod
Saturday Matinee, will be presented the popu-,
lar American Melodrama, by Milton Noblea,
entitled THE PACE NIX Carroll Graves, Jim
Bludsoe, Mil toa Nobles A a played by him
orer 1,000 times. And on Saturday evening
will be presented the American Comedy
i'rama, by Milton Noblea, entitled A MAN
OF THE PEOPLE-Jack Ryder, A Diamond
in the Bough, Milton Nobles.
Parquette and Dress Circle...... ...$1.00.
Parquette Circle.. to. .
Gallery. 2 V
Reserved Beats for sale at lleinaberjrai'a
without extra charge. fb 4 it
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rjlHE AMERICAN "L'AS.SOMMOIR." A
Parody on Zda's "ISAiajuui?." Br
Joseph Sydney.
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gOid 0 THE INSTALllcI.X PLAN,
Giitra, Violins, Banjos, Flutes, Fifes. Ac-
cordeons, Ila-monicaj, Drums, Ac all for
sale at
HEINSBERQEB'S,
feb 3 Live Book and Malic 8tor.
New Hat Store.
IECEITED YESTERDAY
BY NEW Y03K STEAHEU,
A Jf OTHER L'T OF TH03S
STTLI3H 80FT AXD STIFF HAT
CHEAP. Ca' I and examine.
JOHN M. K03IN80V,
13 FiontsW, tr,ath of Parcell Vcuto
Jan 21
Selling Off -i ,
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IJ1HE BALANCcI OF CL'B
IMHIi.va i 8TJCK OF
FALL AND WINTER CLSTHIHC
must go at almost any prbe to make room
for tha Spring Stj!e BargaT&j may be
had. AU must be sold. Call an i if-tth- re
daced prices, at .. ,
BHRiBi'i TOO sroati?
Jaa 9 Market tU