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t
." THIB PIPE
U aoUak T afieraaa. Haedaya
pd bV
JOSH. T. J1MES,
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!UK4ClUrTI058.kOeTAaE PAID,
dee year, $4 00 Six moatka, $150; Three
oattu.fl IS Oae month. 60 mbU..
l"ae fP dliT,re4 bT errir,
YMUv(,iBta7 pert of tht eity, at the
rete, or 13 eu r"" week.
44TrtUing rata low and liberal
r"3aeeenbera will please report any aad
1 ri!reW reeieiDeir papers regularly
New Advertisements.
JUST RECEIVED I
BSOWN & RODDICK.
45' market St.
A NEW LINK OK
Hmrc Edciega and loartiosa.
All iJtbad qaalitiea.
Ltl. eerythior in 'or line f b sineia t
drtfrciiig. Tom wili nnd it to jour
adraatage 1 make purcbas
Tacm Laci aad Insertions all new.
Paiat Da a?g aedee Leee, io variety.
NaW. Call aad examine.
Kearf Leeee la Black aad White.
Ye f ertalaly have tbe largest aad eheapeat
lotoabaad that baa beea ahowa
for sometime.
It lib Trimming Laeee fur the Million.
KM Glov 3 aad 3 Battens, 7S eta. a pair.
" M 4 Buttons, $1 a pair.
We o9 oothiog bat a gool articla and
eaa aafe'y ay tb y caa not b tx ugbt althin
tweaty-fi r- par eaot of tb abore p Ice a. . W
bTeth elected and pat ap n ecUU. loi
ear trade.
Buttons.
A NEW LOT JUST RECEIVED.
We are giriag be above department oar
partiemlar attentkiaa and caa show by far the
largest aaeortmeat erer offered La tbiii citj.
THE FINEST AHD CHEAPEST DRESS
SHIRT MADE IN TME WORLD.
This weadirfal tnreatioa gives a Boaom
aaadaone abape aad latest etyle, and it ao
p!aed apoa tbe Shirt that it caa be worn for
a wek withouta break or wrinkle. Made
frets 1100 linen, Wamautta alnlin, and Bo
ll' Qaad wiib heavy Batcher Linen.
Zrtrj Biom Gu&raateed to Out
wear the Shirt
Call and examine the cat and qnlit; you
caaaot fall to be enviact-d thtitia juat
wfcaiyou have beea looii'g for.
BROWN & RODDICK,
43 Market Street,
M7
Fresh Every Day,
4 fl .E ASSORTMENT OF CANDIES,
A
French aad Domestic, jatt received and for
M'tfS O.ILY GENUINE HOME-MADE
CaaJj La tbe city, iu be found erer?
day, frveh aad swet. thrre doora 8oatb of
th toetnnie oa Soond atrreu Aleo. Kuta,
RaUlaa. Fmit. aa. C. .
)ta 13 NeaTtba Poetofflce.
Tho. H. McKoy. Robt- H McKov
X O XLZ? 23 IT AT A W
WILMINGTON, N. C.
(Be Ntirtb iJ Mrkt ttrret, bekwee
Scod aad Third itrMU.
aa TT.
UEW MILliriERY STORE,
I AM C05RTANTLT BECEIVINQ New
OoodJ arbicb I will aell cheap for cub.
neb aa Boaaeta. Hats kibVn, Klowera aad
every blnf la the aailltae j I te. laf&nta'
Crabet4 Oooa alwaa op h.ad. Alao,
LaaGooda Baaiaa hair tiooda for aale
Work 4 nee la tb moat appro? ed at?le.
l4iee wil; J wall to c ill and are for theoa
Ooaatrj order rocetT pro ant attention,
14 KS. k. J. BAKK.
fab 4 Conner 1 bird aad Orange at.
l.Juleo for Sale.
'wrjrrr dead of waqox
AND FARM MULES,
A pair ao
T. J. 80UTHKRLAND,
LIvarj aad Bale 8tbbs, "
HJirjhmle Patent
Shirt.
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VOL.IV. WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1880. NO. 312
LOCAL NEWS.
JTew Adrertiaemeuta.
Tatm Book 8tore aad Photo Booma
Valentine?.
Mbltih A cibam Dia'olotica.
rnciT Vaa . atMSi-Forecloeure aJe.
PUaiaaaiaeea Oa tbe Block.
A. A I. Hheiih HelliDK OA ! 9
Fur other li-alM bee fourth pge.
l!rice"a. t
Vhii a uiii )ropi)ses tukes bis
maiUou eflbrt.
Iap jKt dueau't a muu fit to much
men arc so coy.
Kaifea ami Forks, Pocket Kuires Jbe.
or the Children at Jacobi a.
Tbe cabalistic aliached to political
advertiiernenls uinar.s a third term.
Kilo tails will ftel lust when telegraph
polea ha?o lecn put uuder the ground.
Steamship Ilcnfaclo, Jones, for .this
port, sailed from Sew York on the 7tb
inst.
Sjmes.udeuts think it necessary to get
behind their Ks&uus in order to pursue
their studies.
Alderman Fianner i doirg the honor
as Mayor jtro ifm during Major Fibh
Pocket Knives. Table Cutlery, Silver
Plated Forks aud Spoons; largest variety
and low eat j. rices at Jacobi's
Thekiud wife ho has a smile tor her
husband when be comes into the huouse
willoot drive him to a saloou togef one.
Jones says it is not the color of her hair
that troubles him in choosing a help-mate.
The color of her money is what interests
him vastly more.
A ssilor is not a sailor when be is a
board; a sailor is not a.saibr when he is
a shore ; but be must be either ashore or
Lahoard ; therefore, a sailor is not a sailor
at alL
It has come to be genr rally believed
that one can get more for his money out
of the telephone than anything elsa which
rurs by lightning.
Sch jouer A S Graham, Scull, hence,
arrived at New York on tbe Tth.init.
Feb. 2ud ha i ahaavy gale from E..S. E.
to S. aud S W. in which Ler boat was
stove.
Captain Worth, of the steamer Cover"
nor Worth, reports everything as re-
mirkably quiet on the Cape Fear, with
the water slowly falling off, but with a
plenty for all practical purposes as yet.
We notice quite a number of strangers
from "up country" upon our streets, the
most of whom are here waiting, for tbe
arrival of their raits of wood, timber and
nival stores, x?hich are now on their way
down the Cape Fear and its tributaries.
Unmallable.
There are unmailable postal inatter re
mainginthe postrllice for Webb Willisf
Kock Poiat, N. C; B. Brown, Hock
Point, X. C ; Abramj Hicks, Goldsboro
N. C.
2V w Store.
Mr. Juliui llahn has rented the store
on Mrket street recently occupied by
Mr. D. Greenwal l as a clothing estab
lishment. Mr. Llaha will go North next
weea and select an extensive stock of dry
gocds and will open the stora in about
three weeks.
A Succeisful Chase.'
Ths Fox Uuntei'a C iib was out io the
early morn to-day and the loud shrill
b!asts from the huntsman's huru was
heard among the pinei beyond the river
la Brunswick county until 12 o'clock,
when the chase after Riynard . ended in
the death of two fine foxes, Mr. J. M.
Forshee being tirst in at the death of one
and Mr. E. S. Litimer first jn at the
death of the other.
. Mrt Partington 3J
Dou't take any of the. quack rostrum?, as
they are regimental to the human cistern ;
but put our tins: in Hop Bitters, whicfc
wil cure general dilapidation, xYe
bsbita and allcum.q dioae4. They saved
Isaao from a severe extract of tripod lever.
They are the ue plus tinum of medicUics.
PUTilClaot' Wine.
New York physicians say that they have
been using bpetr'a Port Grape Wine and
Wine Bitters iu their practice for years, to
the entire satisfaction of their patients and
themselves, aud take great pleasure in
recommending them to tbe public as being
all that is claimed for them, and, in fact
tbe moot reliable they can find. Per sale
by Green A Planner, Jas. O. Murlds and
P. U Bridgend Co. 1 -
DAILT
hfpment of Shad.
The first shipment of shad this season
from this -city, for Northern markets
was made this morning. Mr. John Carroll
shipped a barrel full, and says he shipped
bur days earlier this year than last. The
shipment of shad from this market has
assumed large proportions. Last year be
shipped ten thousand pairs, ad is making
arrangements to eniarje his business dur
ing the coming season.
Last NtaTht.
The CarnUal and Concert last night at
the City Hall, given by the Cornet Con'
(cert Club tor the beaeSl of the'roSarlng
poor in Ireland, waa not aa well patrom
ized at it should hate been, all things
considered. There were many skaters on
the floor aad the evening was
enlivened throughout. by tome
of - the best music we t have
ever beard the Cornet Club dis
course. It was not a masquerade, as we
stated yerterday it would be. We were
misled by the fact of its being caTled a
Carnival, a name which ii always asso
ciated in our mind (and in that of many
others) with oasqaers. Still It was a
very enjoyable affair and was kept up
uotil a lata boars.
Personal.
Itev. Dr. Patterson, of St. John's
Church.returned to the city list night and
will serve to-morrow at the Ash-Wednesday
services. He did not get beyond
Baltimore onj his recent visit North,
but remained (here as his physician ad vis.
ed him not to travel any farther North at
this eeason of the year.
Major James D. Cumming, of the firm
of fliuscn & Cumming, New York, but
formerly of this place, and a gaUant "Old
Rsb.' of the Army of Northern Virginia,
during the war, is here on a visL to his
many friends In this city. Major C. looks
well and hearty,' bat bis beard Is a little
froettd since we saw him last. Otherwise,
our old friend looks the same as of yore,
when be commanded a few 'dogs of war,'
lhat belched forth shrapnel, grape fhot and
canister and the like around Petersburg.
Save your money by buying jour Build
ing Supplies from Altaffer & Price.
criminal Court.
This tribunal has been engaged to day
on the regular docket. The first case
called was: v
Stato vs. Maria Hall, charge murder.
Motion for removal by defendant upon
affidavit filed, overruled. Trial set for
Monday, 16th inst, at 10 A. M. Special
venire of 100 ordered.
State vs. Geo, G. McGhce, charge fail
ure to work public road; verdiat not
guilty.
State vs. Geo. G. McGhee, charge
failure to work public road; verdict not
guilty.
State vs. Juo. Grady, arraigned for
murder Trial feet for Wednesday. 18th
inst, at 10 A. M. Special venire of 100
ordered.
State vs. Goo. G. McGhee, charge
failuro .work to pub ic road; verdict not
guilty, j
The Northern Mall.
The train due here this morning on the
Wilmington & Weldou Railroad at
9; 13 o'clock, did not arrive until
about 4 o'clock this afternoon. The delay
wss caused by the burning of the bridge
over tbe Meberrin river, 23 miles N'rth
of Weldoa and on tue Petersburg R. R.
Tbe W & W. traju waited at Weldoa in
hope's of making a connoction but found
out, after ioug waning, thit this coild
not ue accoa, piuued. ine passengers
ana mans uqo n.ro inia morn-
iog are therefore axl this writing on
.11 . ' 1. -f .1. . T
;oe oiuer true oi ine Jieuerrin Kivcr, it
havirg boen found that a transfer cou!d
not be made. We presumo, however, that
the proper coacwtlon vyill be raide tc
morrow. -
. On this detained Petersburg train are a
number of the stockholder cfthe W. C.
& A. R. R , and hecce.the meeting which
waa to have been held here this forenoon
did not take plac
Christmas Fire Dogs and Fire Irons,
Fluting Machines and every a rt of
Hardware at lowest sort of cash price at
Jacobi's.
Montreal Heard From.
R. L. Moeely. of Montreal, Canada,
certified Sept. 27, 1879, that be had iuf.
fered terribly from dyspepsia, t4 was
completely cured- by taking Warner
Safe BLtera.- ia aaya: "Mj " appetite u
eopd now .softer no inlenvepiente
from eating heart j meaU. These - Bit
tors are also a specific for all saiu diav
easea.
Review.
The Lctare To-Nlght.
We trust that Cl. McRae will hava a
good house to-uigbt. A man who is
always ready to sacrifice himself for tbe
benefit of othrs should have this mark of
appreciation at least. The lecture has
already been delivered in Wilmington,
months ago. and a it is said to beOLe of
the duiinguiehed lecturers very best'ef
for s, it will doubtless draw a large house.
Tbe book atone oi this city have t ken
t ie lfituUiry atvpsto suppress tbeciicula
lioi of vulgar, atias cotnic. valentines by
reft sing to sell them. The valentines
nffcml for sate this year are tbe prettiest
and moat refined of Pang and McLaugh
riu Bros, make We are glad to see th a
the booksellers have take a trie matter in
baud and we are sure that they have tbe
hearty endorsement of tha good people of
thio city.
An Old Citizen.
Just 43 years ago to-day Mr. S. W.
Dunham, one of our oldest and most
esteemed citizens, 'stepped ashore at Wil
mington, at the wharf just in front of the
Custom House, withvthe intent of casting
lo his fortunes with the people of the then
infant town. And in Wilmington he has
remained ever since.
At that time, Mr. Dunham tells us,
there was very little visible of the Wil
mington of to-daj very .little besides the
river and Eagle's Island and the bread
and beautifully laid out streets. It was
a sleepy placemen and gave bat little in,
dications of its future activity and
enterprise. Fourth street was by enact
ment the Eastern extremity of the town,
bat Third street was actually its boundary
and there were Jcrat comparatively few
houses beyond that street, and those were
scattered and looked upon as being 'in the
woods.' Where the elegant residence of
Mr. Edward Kidder now stands, just two
blocks removed, in a direct line from the
Market House, Mr. Dunham says that he
baa often picked chinqaeplns.
Life or Death-Guilty or notGail'y?
The Good Samaritans, to which order
John Grady, who is to be tried at this
term of the Criminal Court for the mur
der of the colored man Taylor, which oc
curred some throe months ago, have in
terested themselves to the extent of
employing counsel for the accused, so we
learn, and the defendant well be repre
seated by Col. Duncan K. 'MacRae and
John L. Holmes, Esq. The trial is set
for Wednesday next, the 18th jastant, at
10 a. m.
Maria Hall, the colored woman charged
with the murder of a white sailor on the
night before Christmas, will be de
fended by Manden Bellamy Esej., and
Captain W. S. Korment. The counsel
la this ease tried hard to get tbe case re
moved to another county for trial, bat
I the motion was overruled by the court
aod the case set for trial on Monday next,
the 16th inst, at 10 a m. The Court has
ordered the Sheriff to summon a special
veaire of one hundred, from which a jury
of twelve good and lawful citizens may j
"be selected to hear the evidence in tbe
case, and a true verdict render as to the
guilt or innocence of the defendant.
A special venire of one hundred has
been also ordered in the case of John 1
Urady, to be tried aa stated above on
Wednesday next, the 18th inst.
ShroveTuesday, and, the last day of
tea carnival season. j
New Hat Store.
JECEITSD YESTERDAY
BY NEW YO.IK STEAMER.
ANOTHER LttT OF THOdai '
8TVLI8H 80FT AND STIFF HATS.
vrastAr. ftsu examine
JOHN M. KOB1N80N,
13 FroAt st, South of Parcall House
jan24
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
OTHERS !
New Job Printing Office I
rpHE UNDXRSIG5ED, baviag leased tha
ea. Trpee aad Material of the Daily
Kxtiiw Job Printioe Uffice. here to
Bounce that he is fully prepared to do erery
description of Plata and Ornamental Print
tog, ia good style aad at low rate.
A share of the pubi c oatroatre ia reepeet
allr solicited. Satisfaction caaraateed ia
eTerr last a ace. "A eat aad Qaiok aad Cheao
is tha motto of this office.
USee ia Kanaw kuldiAg, 8. W. Goraar
Wat r aad CUataut atreeta.
, Ordwa ay TelapboairiU. rocakxe paosapt
teatioa. '
Axv Aind of priatiar aarWollr xeaftea
for perapna reaidiag oal of tha dry aad aaaikd
vo thaaa'free o(poataga.
- CDQAR 8. TTUUSQCts "
Job Priater. VTOmlagtoa, &. O.
aoT IS
List of letters.
The following is a list of the letters re
maining unclaimed ia the City l'ostolhce
Wednesday, Feb. 11, 1880:.
A Vanie Allen, Jack Allen
B B H Brown, Danl Bryaut, J F
Bland, J D Baland, John . Brantly, J B
Bennett J G Burcey, Lewie B Bryn,
Lorenzo D Raekson, Tom Ur.wn, Esther
Blunt, Julletui) IJrv-wu, Mary.Bntt, l'hebe
Bennett. ( '
C Susie Cade. May Frinc4 Cashier,
Eiiz-tteth Caaoii, Catherine Ca da, Thos
Canada, J Cmnp, J 'nn Gihten . .
D--JL)avhJs Djcr K-lwd D,x u, John
ston Deer, Matilda 1i'xon, Mary Daniel.
E Mifcs Victorra Early, Lucinda El
kina. F Bon Fultcu, M L Futch, Laura
Fennel, Caroline E Ford.
Q Alex Qieen John F Good ing, John
Cause, R M Gallaghan, R M Gaddy,
Sarah Gause, E izibeth Games.
H Jonas Hall, S ,W Hodges, Sam'l
Hall, Wm Harsen, Wm Hunter, A T Her
ring, Anna Bel'c Hars'ey, Clarisa Hol
land, Harriet Hill, Hannah Hill, Hester
Hawkins.
J W M James,.J W Jackson, Calvin
Johnson, Jesse M Johnson.
K Lizzie King, Richard Kost.
L Major Lol'tiu, Jacob Lowery, Lura
Long
M 'W M( I) Ml rt. -N
Ami h : ., i, A.in-i Noi, busan
N ichol, J . in- i V ictj.
P Auaiew 1'ieice, Margaret Parmer,
Sallie Powell. ,
R E C Robinson, HarriU Rus, N W
Richards.
S Arthur C Smiih, I'atsy Cowan Sfat
ries. W C J Williams, Jane Wilson, Manerva
Jane Walker, Holly Williams, Johnson
Wood, Jackson Wood, Sarah Wad dell. J
W Ward, B F Willis, Betsy Waddell.
Persons calling for letters iu above list
will please say "advertised"; i not claim
ed in, 30 days will be sent to dead letter
Office, Washington, D. C.
E. R. BRINK, P. M.
Wilmington, N. C.
New Hanover County, N.C.
2 o the Editor of the Review:
Col. D. K. McRae having cheerfully
and liberally assisted some of our
churches and institutions with the nro
oeeds of his admirable and popular
lectures, let us all give him a rousing
house to-night! "
L"t every one come and help!
ALIOUI3.
New Advertisements.!
Dissolution.
THE COPARTNERSHIP recently form
ed by the undersigned for tbe aale of
Timber, Lumber, Ac , ia, by circumstances
entirely beyond our control, this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
R. P. MELVIff.
8. W. DUNHAM.
Wi'miogt ;r, N. C, Feb. 10, 1880.
THE UNDERSIGNED in future will con
tinue agent for the sale of Timber, Lum
ber, Ao. On account of my inability to write,
1 bare engaged Mr. R. P. Mel Tin to do my
writing, Ac. 8. W. DUNHaM.
Wilmington, S. C, Feb. 10, 1880.
feblO-ltdAw.
PRANG'b BEAUTIFUL
Vffllo'htiries
LL PERFECT OEMS OF ART.
r- ....'
" COMPLtTE ASSORTMENT.
For eale at
1
'eb 10
Bookstore.
Foreclosure Sale.
BY VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF
a decree of the Superior Court of New
HaaoTer couaty, at December Term, 1879, 1
will expose to; sate to the higheat bidder at
pnb'ie auction, for cash, at tha Court Houae
door ia the City of Wilmingtoa, on Tues
day, tha Id day of March next, at II o'clock,
A. M., the following parcel of land, situate
ia raid city, Tiz : Beginning at the North
west corner of Block 79, aad running thence
Southwardly along the Kaattrn line of er
eath atreetGa feet, thence Eastward!? par
allel with Castle atreet 132 feet, tkenoe N ortb
wardly parallel with aterenth atreet 2Ci fret
to Caatle street, and thence to the beginnio?
being part I lota 1, 3, 3 and 4, in raid
Blcck'79. I
8TACEY VAN AM BINGE,
Commissioner.
DuBruti Cutlar, Plaintiff's Attornej..
feb 10-tds; I
H. BRUNHILD.
W. L. MEADO W8.
of Henderson N. C.
L. BRUNHILD,
Max of acta rtr a ot
AIL GRADES OF
PLUQt TWIST
AND SMOKinQ
TOBACCO."
ia market. " "
WW
PLEA8E 50TICE.
We will ba'ad to receive eomniaakatiota
from oar friend cm aay and all labiecu ..f"
tTtralLatarest bat:
Taaaana of the writer most ala-f jb b fur
alahed to tha Editor.
RCommanieaUoos naat be writt-n m. n ,
one side ef the paper
ParsoaaliUas'iaaai be aroided.
Aad it La aapeeially aoa parfcclarly ai.o,t,
stood thai the Editor doe not always
tha views of eorreepoodeota, aaleaaao at, d
lathe editorial colaoraa. "
New Advortisomouts
H. - CROilf LY, And ioiiccr.
BY CRONLY & MORRIS.
Underwriters Sale. .
QK WDNESDiT NtXt, Htb Iaat
la o'clock. M., we will aell at nut
atooma,aader the inapection aad t-i . rli.a i
Ilex Bprnnt, Br. Vice Coasol. for acd .re
coaat of all concerned, tbe .
3 MaatedBr.Pcbr. A. F. Kan,' . , .r
moah, K. 8., of tbe burthen ; tie un.
Together with her Spars, iit. Klin.
Anchors aad Chaioa. All br Tackle,
Apparel aad Farniiure, aa ahe
n-.w lies aahore on Bald
Bead Beach.
feb9 2t . Btarcopy 10 and" 11.
OPERA HOUSE.
. : .
Tuesday Evening, February 10th .
Col. Duncan K. MclJac
Will delirer bii celebrsted Lecture on
Genius and Talent.
At the abore time and place.
Doora open at 7 o'clock. Ietare becioa at
8 o clock. 8inKle Ticketa 50c, two tor 75c.
Heats Keaerred without xt a eharce. Box
Sheet now opea at Heineberger'a Bookatore.
feb 9-2t
On the Block.
BILL HEADS, Letter Heada, Note Heada,
mi Oapools Cap and Bill Cap on
Blocks. The moat convenient and neateat
J7 of'keepiug saeh papers. Alao Fen and
1 enc.u Memorandum Block. For aale at the
LIVE BOOK STORE.
Organs.
; Now ia tbe time to bur before tbe adrar fe
in prices. Organs for $45, $50, $75. flo'o,
Ac, aold on tbe Instalment Plan.
VALENTINES.
Prang's BeauUful pew 8tyle 'Valentines,
just receired and for aale at
, L . HEINSBERGER'S.
feb 9 Lire Book and Music Store.
CCeimol
JJAVING MENDED our Supply of Gaoda
which was so much shattered by our Im
mense Christmas Trade, we can new, offer to
the public the Moat Beautiful and Complete
Stock of Choice
Family Groceries !
ever offered to the Wilmington patronage.
OUR GOOD3
ARE ALL FRESH AND NICE,
And we put our Prices to Suit the Times.
Try a" barrel of our famous REX FLOUR,
cannot be equalled.
A delictus lot of MONUMENTAL HAMS t
Just received. They defy competitor.
Martin's Gilt Edge Butter I Three Poutda
for $1. Is Street and Elegant.
fiSf We only asky.6n.to Come and Lcok,
for we know when you see tbe Freeh and
Varied Display of Goods yon will bar,...
So ccme and see us one and all.
Yours, for 30 dyp, ..
P. I. Briderors & Co..
GKOCERi', "
22, 154, 26 & 28 Front St.
Wilmington, IV. C,
feb d
Dissolution.
THE COPARTNERSHIP Heretofore ex
fating under the name of HAUN
GOODMAN, has thU day beea diiaolred by
muTnal conaeat. V. D. Goodman will pay
ail th li abilities of the firm and Is entitle 1
to collect all money due tbe firm.
V. D. GOODMAN,
J. HA UN. .
v-'Wmiagt n, N. C, reb. Stb, 1930,
ftbt;n
Notice.
JAVING I'UIiCHASED the itterest of
Mr. J. HA HN, in tbe Dry Goods BasincM, I
aanouBC. to my fritnd and the pab ic pra
erally, that I will continue 't.e basioeca at
the Old Stind, Fourth Street, and wiileo
dearor, by strict attention to baflnff?, to .
merit a liberal patronage.
Very reec!fulr, ,
V. f. GOODMAN.
A Card.
HAVING DISPOSED cf my entire ia
terest ta e Dry Goods Bujlnefs to Mr.
V. D. GU J 'MAX. f hereby return tbanks
ta tha public fur the r?ry libera! patronage
bestowed on the late nroi of flabb A Oood.
man, and would rwpectfjiJj aak a coaticu
ance of tha ivna for Mr. Goodman.
Vary respectfully,
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