: -this pi feu;
i omolished every afternoon, Sundays e-
eeptedby-? '.'VC.? ' ,.;
EDXTO& AKD PKOPSXJPTOX.
SUBSCRIPTIONS. fOSTAGE PAID.
Jae year,$S 00 Six months, $2 50 i Three
months, $1 25 ; One month, 60 oents.
The- paper will b delivered by carrier?,
re of charge, in any part of the city, at the
toore rates, or 13 cents per weak,
Advertising: ratei low and liberal
- Jfir?iaoicriber will please report any aad
.'.ii Yilarto reeeire their papers regular
45 IV3arket St.
JS WOULD ANNOUNCE THAT
4
we have open"vl in conn jc ion with our
Dresa O'K.da I-par ra-nt over 150 piect
ot Wortd Disj Good which w a aie.
-tiering at
. - ' jr rv . . ... ft ST
.. . . ' - . " '
Tb se g ods are .1 -ted with a view
to :hi wauis of tbi raark., and emb ace
many N'lVtfitif.,. liiviu purchased ia the
mo -he f r.b.i. Nov.mrer aad De-
bus r centlv taknn plac aud as Jar as
p-sltlt,will give the b,ii)-fi:toourparr ns.
Black Cashmeres,
Wa are .m-ikin? a g,.;iaJty of our
Mourning i)eartineiit and Lave always
on hniid a full assortment of al -.I'i'Sin
this particular branch at- uux uu'i
11-Si. . ' i-.
Black Crapes.
We have by far the , lare St assoTunen'
or i.iacK snip's you cn unu, uua u iiic
Sole Asjeu B)f '
THEV;iDUVVS'GKMP
For the deep-st mourning.
2 Button Kid Gloves.
In Opera, bpring and Dark Shadis.
They need no commanls.
alicoes I
From 6 Cents Up !
Yfp Jb. rebeiting large additions
j t MJ nww M uur uujrcx um hue
Kortbenn .raarkeui at the present time.
The way to secure Bargains is to keep
canfrtf. tin.;. 4 i u
BB0WIT1!& B0DDIGE,
4s Market St.
mch 20
New Goods tor Easter.
rpHE FINEST, LATEST and pretUeit
styles of Spring Goods, of all kinds and qaal
ities ; A seleet line of Ladies and Hiises'
Htraw Gods. Alao a variety of Straw Hats
for Gentlemen and Boys wsarf jnst arrived
t vna pw mw mm
-JOHN M. ROBIITBOJr,
neb 29 No. 13 Front straet.
'.W VWU" irvvu WW wu
rpiLB PRICES of Blocki, Slabs and Strips
tin p ! t ' - . - . .
bars been reduced. I am now itlling nice
fat Blooks at 40 eenti, Dry Slabs at 25 centa,
BtrioslO euta. . J.W.TAYLOR.
taflh 20-1 w
Foot Wal&at Street.
Crochet Work.
r KSSONS IN jC&OCHET WORE giyen
by Urs. LOUISE B. DiKOSSET, at her real
denee on Chestnut street batwten Third and
. . TaciBS r $1 per month ; two tenons each
weak. For farther Information . applv at
resUeaea.. v - mch 10
Pranks . Easter Cards,
gjltHUtt QREAr;.VARIBTT. ASD
Be'jatf cf design, a?e attracting unasnal aU
teation this year,' and without doubt the
finest e?ejlronghV to tals city ; also a beau
tifai assortment of Tasels suitable for the
y s ' Si s ,v- s -
above. Tie Nic, Lunch, Flower and other
Fancy Baskets uit received at
-Flotir.,;, " Flour-
2200 L0UB
f -i4 1 . ; V4 ; ! Every Barrel Warranted.
At low prioes by
eh 12 - ;' a i f HALL PKAE3ALL.
New Advertisements.
m jt .....
ii iS-'TfJ" ) . ,..
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VOL. V. WILMINGTON, N. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1880. NO. 37
LOCAL NEWS.
ivew Advertifreinentav
J. BL Blossk A Tits Ship for Sale.'
Ursa Uocsa EntiUin.i.ent.; i
atfd Caovaafers. j - .
"oiicb -Banks of toe City, j
R hi McIktikb Ladies, Know, i
Ch axlks A. FtiikoxiIi' Supt Portaer'a
Ekf ier.tor Peer Car. . i
Yatbi . Prank's tauter Cards. f
P Ha;H8Baa)i Baiter Cards. ' i
Li'.et tbi'igr in boots holai;
Happy ihuht hvo forever.
Eea a
scratch.
heu ha hr&ina enough to
. Wir.dow Gifea ah tizei at ltaffer &
Price's. t
. Good doctors are liable 'to be rapped up
in their business. '
A sole-siirriug iacideut -treading on
the point of a tack. j
LIow many passengers will a train cf
circum3tanc8 carrv? ,
TH ver i iaj yi-ar, Out giria fcbould
iuk. before tbev do j
Can any one improve Lis condition by
biiiin? If not, wtiice not. j
F-Vks aro very iooiibh to take a fresh
cold. If j ou 'must get 'em get'om cured.
. (
Save your :iiout;y ustd fb iy .your Build
I ;i. !Sup-i lies- tom A 1 taller & Price. i f
.
Ge.r. barque Eimgkejt, lor this port,
sailed 'from New Yoxk on. the 22cd inst.
Flies have so many fyes. that it is no
wonder that loey leave teeir specs every
where, !
It ia only the female sex who can Tip,
darn and tear without bein considered
profne.
Barque Amanda, Schultz, from EoU
terdam for this port, was off Deal on the
10th inst. ' ;
Schooner BdU Russell, Wilson,, i for
tbis port,, cleared at Philadelphia on the
22d.inst. ! '
Cats have nine lives, and in order to
live every one cf them they have to stay
up nights.
c
Brig OJ L. Packard, Joue hence, for
Boston,' arrived at Vineyard Haven on
the 21st inst.
Tou can bay No. 1 Cooking and Heatv
ing Stoves at almost any price at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot.
Many a man who resents the touch of
a finger from his own sex will cower un
der the lash of a woman's eye.
Plowsi Shovels, Pitchforks, -Spac!e?
Rakes, Trace Chains, Plow Lines, &c. For
the lowest pri ces, go to Jacobi's.
The young man who boasted of having
been to three balls had only been to a
pawnbroker's 6bop trjiDg to borrow a
second hand dresgacoat.
Barque James E. Ward, hence j for
Pensacola, which was taken to Nassau on
the 10th instant, (before reported) has
been condemned and is being dismantled.
Mr. Nath'l Jacobi having been appoint
ed agent for the Atlas Plow, parties in
want of this celebrated Plow can now
have their orders filled at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st. tf.
Be sure and call at tH bier's two
Stores and examine their large stock of
Spring and Summer Clothing, Hats, Caps
and Gent's FurnLhlng Goods.? .No doubt
they have the largest and finest stock; in
the city which they will sell at tae lowest
market prices. f
A transparent cement of extreme tenac
ity, and serving excellen'ly for joining
fragments of wood, porcelain, glass cr
stone, is made by triturating in ' a mortar
two parts of nitrate of lime with twenty
parts of pulverised gum Arabic. After
the application of the cement, the frag,
menu thould be held togetler by a rubber
band or string until perfectly dry.
Indications.
For the Middle and South Atlantic
States colder, clear or partly clondy
weather, northwest veering to northeait
winds, rising barometer. 1 '. '
Workinmen f
Befo're jou4 begin your .heavy spring
work after a winter of relaxation, your
system needs cleansing and strengthening
to prevent an attack of Ague. Billions or
Spring Fever, or some other 8pring sick
neas that will unfit you for a season's
work. . You will save time, much, sick
ness and great expense f , joa" wiU nse
one Lottie of Hop Bitters in year, family
this month. Don't wait. Se another,
column. . '
Mm
j Cincinnati Southern.
Two car loarda of corn were brought
into the city yesterday by the way of the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad. They
were the first receipts by this roite, and
nere c osigned to Messrs Kenan & For
bee. They preached the city via the
Wilmington. Columbia A Augnsta R. R-
An Appointment.
Capt. John H. Allen has received the
appointment of . Superintendent ot the
construction traiu of the Western Union
Telegraph Company and " will leaved for
Augosta to iiibt. Tbo Company is now
erecting a new ii:re beiw-u Angusta and
Charlotte. W Le i the line . id completed
he will be ordered to some - other point
but! will retaiu hs residence in this city
officers of the Telephone Company.
i ' ... ...
Superintendent J W Katz, of the
Western Union Telegraph-Company, has
been appointed superintendent, and J D
Tracy assistant superintendent,, of the
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Company, in charge of the telephone
exchange at Richmond, Danville, Lynch
our, Norfolk, and Petersburg, Va., and
JUieigh, Charlotte, aud Wilmington.
Tney will thave headquarters in Rich
mond. . r
Everybody can get suited with a Pocket
Knife,, alsj Table Cutlery, at, Jacobi's
I Hardware Depot.
The International Review.
The April number of this valuable ps
riodical has been received, it contains
article, upon the following subjects: 'Mr.
Gladstone, ' by Clement' Hugh Hill; 4The
Letters of Eugene De.acroix by Henry
James, jr; The Revolutionary. Movement
in Russia by Karl Blind;' William Mor
ris Hunt by Sarah W. Whitman; The
Gothenburg Liquor-License System by
C. C. Andrews; The Uranometria Argen
tina of Dr. Gould by Edward S. Hol-
den; Sun-Spot Cycles and Epidemics by
Ernest W. Cushinp; Tammany Hall
by Van Buren Denslow; and 'Ootempor
ary Literature It is a valuable, interest
ing and iastructive number.
"Window Glass of all sizes, Doors, Sash
and Blinds, Builders' Hard ware, &s Low-
st plreces at Jacobi's.
Mrs. Scott-Slddens.
The fact that Mr Scott-Siddons will
appear at the Opera House in this city
on the T evening of April 9. h, has already
been announced through the columns of
this paper. It will be a rare occasion for
our. people and we know that the oppor
tunity for seeing and hearing Mrs. Sid
dons will be eagerly accepted by our peo
ple.) There is no doubt of the reception
whioh will bo accorded ber here. The
New York Telegram, a good authority on
any subject, has this to say of Mrs. Sid
docs: In connection with i-rs. Scott-Siddons
appearance here this evening, it must be
considered that this is her last tour of
America, and the stage and reading desk
must soon bid farewell to one af the most
brilliantly beautiful and talented women
by whom a publio profession or private
life was ever adorned. Few artists have
endeared themselvej to the American
public as has Mary Scott-Siddons. Un
like many of hr country-women, who
came hither to display physical charms,
and who were found to be utterly blank as
to brains, Mrs. Sidfcoos' beanty was found
to be the exquisite catket encasing rare
gems of genius. Her pure lace, immo
bile as marble in repose; was found to be
a mariel of expressiveness in interpreting
thought, and every motion of the lithe form
was full of suggestion in giving to
a character dramatic life. Other beauties
we have had by the dozen, women with
faultless forms, floe faces and all the
concomitants of feminine loveliness ; but
not one of them has approached Mrs. Sid
dons in intellectuality. Their beauty
tainted too much of. the physical aad too
littlQVof the mental. Toey were of the
earth, earthy almost gross. They may
have been supple in motion, graceful cf
gesture and possessed ot voices full of
melody, but they lacked soul, genius,
fire whatever quality that may be call.
ed4 which, being added to beauty, sur
passes it and makes the physical attiac
Uveoess the inferior and the aBSthetical
the superior. Mrs. Siddoos was, and is,
not only a beautiful woman, but a great
actress, and one whose place on the stage
it jwill be difficult to fill X'V Tork
Telegram.
Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all
styles and size?, at Altaffer, Pbicx
ACo's. '
There are . 2 750 languages in good
working order iu tha world, aud when
you feel 1 ike u-tai " ca ward yi t take
a minute a,n4 f. hieh. oo uaod the
. : -1. - 7, - t : , - '
pietuct. ? , . .
It is pretty tough to be pour, but beiog
ashamed of it is putting salt ou a sore.'
. . '.It' . '-- . .-...:
Meyie w,
-. A . t . I . ..-.;
CUT Court.
The Mayor 's attention was claimed tills
morning lu afj tdicatin a case' ot disor
derly conduct for D. Moore, colored. It
seems that Moore was very disorderly, in
fact, more so than His Honor cnld toler
ate, and be wan required to pay. $5 or
go below for 5-!ays. He went under.
Feggy Fason, alao colored and disor
derly, hd a haering and was discharged.
Mra. Jarley(
The entertainment now in preparation
for next Tuesday evening at the Opera
House promises to surp&ss the most san
guine expectations of jt jroj3Ctors., Bfe
sides the exhibition of Mrs. Jar ley's Wax
Figures, Mr. -Daniel Khnwei!er has
consented to render two or thre of her
yocal gems and Mr.. James W. Wilson
has also consented to favor the . audience
with a cornet solo. Mri Berry 'tG leaves
will read Shamus O'Brien aad exhibit the
wax fijiuresT
Kcw Rice Mills.
We unddrstou'd that Messrs. rembrose
Jones & Co. have concluded to erect a rice
mill on the vacant lot ou the North side
of Chestnut street, near Water, owned by
Mr. Jones, The plans are. now being
drawn by Mr. Jas. F. Post and the nec
essary buildings will be erected as soon as
they are ready. The eonstrection will be
under, the charge of a builder from Char
leston, the object being to erect this mil
on the plan of those now in that city, and
to be sapplied with all of the newest and
latrst improvements in machinery. The
mill will be ready for use next October,
or as soon as the new crop begin i to come
in. ''' ' ,
Refrigerator Cars.
A very handsome refrigerator car was
brought into this city 'to-day over the
W. & W. railroad, which has been built
and fitted up expressly for the purpose cf
transporting beer from the brewery of
Robert Portoer of Alexandria, Va., lo
this city. The car is owned by the gen
tleman we have named, and those who
indulge in the beverage may be sure, with
the convenience this car affords, of hav
ing beer at all times fresh and good. His
advertisement appears elsewhere in this
issue.
It is a fact, as dpt. Mclatire rises to
remark, that the ladies know just
where to find something nice and new-
and it is at his handsome dry goods bouse,
on North Front street. ,
Charge 1 with Larceny.
A young white man, hailing from Ons-
bw county, was arrested this morning on
the charge of larceny and had a hearing
before Justice Gardner this afternoon.
The evidence was that he had been in
this city for about a week looking for
something to do and during his stay here
had been boarding at a house on Second
street. This morning he was to have left
on a vessel for his home and packed np
his valise and went down to the vessel, af
ter telling the landlady oodbye. She
went up to the room occupied by the
young man and found that a pair of pastst
the property of another occupant of the
room, was missing. . The owner of the
pants was notified and be went to the ves
sel on which the young man was to have
sailed and asked the young maa if be
had hU pants. The reply was
I don t know, less go see.' The carpet
bag was opened and the pants taken out.
The owner of the . pants had a warrant
issued against the young feUow,wbo was
this afternoon sent to jail in default of a
$50 bond for h's aprearaqce at the' next
term of the Criminal Court. The unfor
tunate ycunj man stated that in packing
up his thiogs he got the pants in by mi
A wvcli dioner Dried apples.
Vc nog folks grow most when in love.
It increases their sihs wonder fully.
The storm signal is floaUng irom the
mastea,d a( the Signal O&loe to day.
Don't die now. if you want your rela
tives to see that your grave is kept green.
The freight business has fallen consid
erably lately, and the railroul toys are
happy.
.. . y- . : in, ... . . in . i . j .J
Adrunkeu man w.as picked up oo the
street this qornS aiidj'ajrb to the po
lice station on a dray.
Ta Qer. baqure Maria Hey, from
the Cape Verde Islands, and schooners
John O'Eeltey and Samuel C. Uartw
reported lu below, having arrived' jester
day.
RT. JOHK'S CHTJBCBY
Daily Services during Palm Sunday,
Holy Week, snd Easter Tide, 1880.
March 25tb, Thursday before Easter.
Morning Prayer 7J a. m. Eveniu,
Prayer 5 p. m. Institution of the last Sup
per 8 p. m.
March 26th Good Friday. Morning
Prayer, Litany and Ante-Communion
with sermon 11 a. m. Evening Prayer
6 p m.
; March 27th Easter Even. Morning
Prayer and Ante-Commanlon 7J "a. m.
Evening Prayer 2 p. m.
. March 28th. Easter Day. lt Gale
-oration of the Holy Eucharist 7f-V m.
Morniog Prayer, with sermon and "2nd
Celebration; 11 a. m. Children's Choral
Service, 4-p. m. Evening Prayer with
Sermon p. m.
29th.' Monday in Easter Week Msro
iog Prayer 1 a. m. Evening Prayer 5
p m.
t March 80th Tuesday in Easter Week.
Morning Prayer 7, a. m. Ereniog
Prayer 5 p. m.
i The Church will be open for private
devotions each day this wk, frm tuu
rise u ttn k inset.
'llrcv. Gk'rqe Pattkbson,D D.,
Rector.
We have tried Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
In our family, and can assert that it is
the best remedy for a Cough or Cold ever
introduced. Price 25 cents.
Ready mixed Paints, strictly j ure White
Lead, Colors, Brushes, Window Glass,
dec., at Jacobi's. '
New Advertisements.
Wanted.
A OAK YASSER of experience to take
orders for our subscription Books in
raars and bound. Fzoluive Agency. Extra
terms. Ad dres?, stating age and experi
ence, Subscription Book Dep't,
THE AMERICA If NEWS CO.,
1 EL Paul St., Baltimore, aid.
mch 21 3t .
Notice.
rjJHKRE WILL BE NO BUSINESS trans
acted by the Baoks of this city on Fridsy,
28th inst., that being Good Friday.
A. K. WALKER, Cashier
First National Bank.
8. D. WALLACE, Cashier
mch 24-1 1 Bank of New Hanover;
Portner's Refrigerator
Beer Car.
JJEREAFTER rORTNER'S TIVO
LI LAGER BEEll will be brought to
this city direct frxrn the Brewery In Re
4
fxigeralor Cars. We will now be enabled
to deliver. Beer to our customers fresh and
cool.
CHARLEb A. STRANGMAN, SupL
mch 24-3t
Curritfa Block.
Ladies, You Know
; JUST WHERE TO FIND
SOMETHING NICE AND NEW !
ELEGANT SUN SHADES,
New Dress Goods and Trimmings,
New Embroideries, good quality.
An elegant aesortment
Lace Mitts and Glove?,
.... ; in all Colors and Shades.
White Mattings, '
Faucy Mattings,
Carpets, Oil Clahs, Ac.
P. S. The CHEAPEST Black Silks to
be found in the city, and we ask vou to
judge of the correctness of the assertion.
Yours, respectfully,
XI. E3.McinTin.I3.
mch 24
OPERA HOUSE.
TUESDAY, MARCH SOJj, ISSO.
X ENTERTAIN HE NT eonsiatixjr cf
Tsjutevs, Husie, Acting Proverbs, Read
fags, o. As., wUl b jrivea a the Opera
Hosss on Toesday evening, JOth itit , at 8
o'ehxk,
i Tha ajertalaaaent wUl cone! d with a
Grand Exhibition of Waxwork f igares, a la
Jar ley, eaeh Igare containing sa immense
ampcat tf michlnery, which being properly
wound mp exhibits some reculiar trail la the
eharaotei of the person, when RvUf, whose
figure is repreieated.
The proceeds will b devoted towards the
extinction cf 8L John's Church Debt.
- adaabaioa 50 rents. Tickets may be ob
tained at all the Bookstore. IT. extra charge
for reserved seats, whieh eaa b obtained oa
Thmrsday moraine 25tklsst, at Helasberrer's
Book Store. "
meh 24
please ::onc::. .
We will beg! ad to receive ccmcaaii. ttlori
from ou friends on aay and all svbiect
Keneralifittrest bat:
The name of the writer must a! ways' be ft i
alahed to the Editor.
OommnnlcaUons aut be w;itisa; on or ?
one side of thejaper.
Personalities must b avoi-Jvsi.
And It Is eepeeially ac4 pa-tiIariy.aidt-r
rtcoctlat the Editor does rot slwejs cr.?orf i
the views of correq o-ideeb, na'.c-J so ttttf!"
fa the edltArUl coIa-r cR. s
New Adrertisemontg.
Fair Koiice.
Ship for Safe.
E WILL rX?OSS TO PUBLrO
avle, bf '.auctiya, at the tmolra F.ti .r -i
Lock, la ILiiCitT.na Mondaj, t Noon, 12h
Aril. A 1. lfcSO,. the jicho'r t "t-
ratufy a liTi e iej.kir. k
ntviiaifMrr.lh-;
ea sua vesl.
. J . K IJL'i
ttcb 23 2
Foreclosure Sale,
B Y 7TRTU K OP THE f O W FHS (. -ferred
ny a eertiie dd of rcoifa, e ,
etutei by H. Matcn an4 wJa io J .
htra 'H, daardiaa, ba nniertijijd niiuir
for sale by public auction, at t xebene C
ner in the eity of V il igron. ca s th
day of April 1883, at 12 o'o ocV, tfcofii. n"
iairdcsc ibed real estat ih rety cost
beginniog at tr.e IVonh&st correr olL t
No. 47 ia ice old pU ot the tn, on teccW
fctr-t, ranninr thence Korthwardly Iri
ecold rret 33 fet, thence Westwartllt to
wrd r..nt Mreet U5 feet, ttence batr
wardij' 3 '-n to Lot ho. 47, licence L'a 1 1GJ.
Iret to th tf&maing. '
above, running Northwardly aim; htco-i
treet 33 feet sndextending back that vith
165 feet towards Froct street.
1 be above dacrifced prorTty. fg a pert f f
lots Nos. 4 and 5, Jilock U9. Terms of taio .
ctsb. , ALiX. T.' LONi.OS,
mch 23-301 Att'y for JIortga,ie.
Easter Cards.
AN IMMEN3T2 FTOCK.
All new and beautiful designs.
Juit received. (111 and see th-m at
THE UYE BOOK STOr.i:.
Pianos and Organs:,
rjlflE PLACE TO BOY is where yen can
get tbem the CLeapeet cf tfce raake, ar.d on
the most reasonable terms. Try
UE1N3B-EKGEK';V .
33 aad 41 'Market fit.
mch 22.
Vegetable and Friiii;
Crates and Ecscs,
Sash, Door Blinda !
LL KINDOP EUIIDiNG l! aWitT,
Seasoned Flooring, Weather-Boardjr, ic,
Ac. Metal and Walnut "Shew Caerf, at
ALTAFFER, I'llICli & CO.
Fjcto&v x
Foot of Walt ut at.
mch 22
Urnci.
Nutt, near lied Cros ?.
Millinery, Hair Good,
JEW SFBIXO STUCK jest reeled.
Every thing tew and of the latert vaUcns
and styles. Entire new atoci of Ladiei Un
derclothing. A very competent Lady artist has cLarco
of our Millinery Departments
MI88ES KAItliKK 4 McQOWAN,
mch 22 No. 6 South Front Hircet.
Cydomin
FOR CRAPPED RKINS, etc. FaL'S
CORN SOLVENT, Brown's Woodland
Balm, and a fresh stock of Drugs and Medi
cines just received. Full and frc-fh assort
ment of GARDEN SEEDS. I have no last
year's Seeds,
Preficriptions accuratoly compounded.
F. C. MILLEIt,
Corner 4th end Iiun Streets.
Open dT and night,
mch 22-tf
Watches,
QREONOMETEE3, eJ)
JEWELRY, Lo.$fe$M$
Repaired neatly and prosaptly, bv
J. Im WINNER,
No. 3 8outh Front street, Wilmington. N. C.
Over teenty years experience. Give n? a
fiL mch 22
Commission Hercliant
WABHXKGEOEr, I. C.
. nrchl 2- .
Easter Eggs.
QOLOBED IN OIL AND WATER Calais,
in artiste Aligns. Orders left at L'r. Htii f-
bergerV,atthia Cfflc cr the Sctojl Rczit
of MUses Barr snd Jaane. will recelvj
promnt attention.
mch 22 '
Cuba j&JoiaGses.
200 Ih3vn4 Bb!s New Crcr,
and other graces pU-.s i .
For sals by I 1 ";
mch 22 BALL h PxAR3J.LX,.
MEW . MILUBEBY STORE.
I AH CONSTANTLY RECEIVING 'New.
Goods which I will fell cheap far caL.
such as Bonnets. Hats. Ribxz., i'loaers acd
every thln in the Mllline'j lice. Infant '
Greeheted Goos aJwajj tn hcd. Air?,
Lave. Goods. Humaa Hir Goods fertile.
Work dene la the moat approved style.
. Ladies will do wall to call and s& e for them
selves
' 'Country or Jars recelv pronct aUnti.)a.
J1B8. K. J. BAKEB,
mf 22 Ccrser Third and Urasge ata.
hum