. :., . ' - - " .; ' : . ' ".. 1" . . ' V - : . . . : . : ' ' ' , ; . '..', -;. :
. l.f
" i'I.S I!
I 4 l V. N
will be deli VerI by carriars,
1 f;;i&e, in any parto? the city, at the
,T - rts or 13 centa'per weok. . ,
' .'rdr'twialr rt 'ow and ILberaJr
.Sibrioers 'will please rport mhj ud
lures tii receive their papers regularly.
row Advertlsomanta.
? O WN & RODDICK,
45 Market "St.
k wo u r; i an n o u x c.k t a at
J)r,.ss -(iof.tis lejiaiuiiiH, over iiu juctus
t IIISIVH '' .. ..v-.,.., ; ....... .
15 20c and 25c.
'ili 9! u aro f.Ux toi. with a view
, tli - vv ci:7ts of this market, and embrace,
laViV -XyvviLles. Having i)irchase'd la the
l,.,.ni!i'i ;f Octobor, Nov.nrbcr and De-
, ii.b r, ' -ariticipatiiiij 'Ji't aiivai.ce . wnicn
, r n-iuly takeri p';iri', aful-a.s far as
, - vH.fe wiJ! "lvc .Mm: l it)! to our patf ns.
Black Cashmeres,
Vr; anv makifi'' h spociilly. of- our
M iiiHthii.' iJepartiueiit and have always
.u hand a fuli assortment ot all thi Npv.
eltjt-s iii'this parlicalir-braiieh of our busi
Blck Crapes-
We have- by far largest assortment
1 Klack (haoes y -i lind, and aro the
.Sole Aden's of
THE WIDOWS' CRAPE
- .For thW lper. moi-mlng. "
2 Button Kidi Gloves.
25c a Pairs'
In )pra, bpring.aud liaik sha4(s.
'They need no comment's.
From 6 Cents Up T
We will be receiving large additions
very day now, as onr buyer is in the
KurLherii markets at the present time.
'I ho way to secure- Uargains is to keep
Hlli g
ROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market St.
inch' 20
'asliionalblc Millinery !
ATE.-iET Sr.YLEH JUST OPENED 1
i - , '. : v ' '
otnpetent lady in charge. Also an entire
w Adgortxent of. Ladles Underwear.tiaild-
en'u Lilian, Pique, Gingham . and Calico
uiti, infants rthps, Lhristenine no bee,
loaka, Ac. Latest styles in Hair Goodp, at
HISSLS KAUKEli McGOWAN'S,
mch 29 ' , iNo. 6 S Front 8t
Fresh Lot
PUN FUME CATAURU AND. ASTHMA
i'farette8, Wei. Do Weyir Ca'arrn Cuf,
jRhd a full and comi lete stock of pure . Drugs
F. C. MILLER,
. Corner 4th and an Streets.
Open day and niirht. - ; i
mch 29-tf '
Notice.
f pHK ANNUA L M KETINO. of theilembe? f
J'licy Holders of' the Wilmington Mutual
Jnaurance Company will be held at the
I 'oart Room of the Citr Hall on.WednesdaT.
April 7th, at 8 o'clock, P. M. ' ,
apl 3 it AM N. CANNON, Sect'y.
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS-
MRS. 8, J.Bakbr has just receired a new
lot of Leghorn Boonvts, Hats and Hats.
All the new styles of Hat4. Flowers. Bibbon
and everything in the Millinerr lines, all of
wnicn l oner to the public xn the moft lib
eral -terms. .1 am nblrt to rffr rrat fi-
ducemantstotne Lad us cf the city and sar-p-ounding
country, both s to quality acd
rice of- goods.. Hair work done in the
Jnost improrel ttyles. I keep Zephyr and
Wixony Wool in all colors. Call and see
for yourselves, corier Third and O ranee sts.
Walter Cpriey,
DEALER in
fJlOUACCO, IMPOUTEl)
AND DO-
JltSTiC CIGARS, Cigarettes, Snuff'and
Tipes of air descriptions. . ..
if
WALTER CONEY,
Market streat.
Wilminqto, X, C, April 2, 18S0.
rpHK EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the
democratic Party for this (Third) Congres
sional District, will meet at the Purcell
itouse. in Wilmington, on Wednesday, the
2Ijt of April, at 11 o'clock, A. M.
A. full at endanes. is earnestly requested.
Those nnahle to attend will please notify the
Chairman and tend proxies. '
PI ' " CHA8. D. MYERS, Chm'n.
Moore Index, Warsaw Brief Mention, Faj
etteville Banner please copy.
CaltcoesirS
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II H ) 'A . m : H V H WAV
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VOL. V.
LOCAL
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New Adreruientf.
H K i? corr, PreVt Notice. .
Yatm .Velret Frames and Easel
P?HiBsaaa Family Bibles.
'"':':" '"'''' - .', :' '
Will do w Glass all sizes at ItafTer
Price's.
Save your money and -bay your Build
iiifc Supplies from AltaiTer & Price. t
v 'CJouBcierjca' is defined by Punch, as
one man's rule for another man's con-'
JllCt.' ; ;
The-maulwho lores grows duller than
ha was; hut the woman who loves be
comes more clever,
II r. B. J. II Ahrns lost "a valuable
horse oa Sunday morning. ' Tho animal
was takeu with tho colic and died bifore
it' could be relieved. :
The United States District Court, His
Honor . Judge Brooks presiuiDr will
convene in this city on the first -Monday
in May, the third of the monih.
Memorial day is fast approaching, and
the graves of the dead heroes will be
strewed with flowers.aud with sad hearts
we will remember who that aro ' bey oad
the river.' - ' ;
Is your life worth 25 cents i If it is do
not neglect a Cough or Cold. Use Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup at once and be cured
by that never failing remedy. -l : .IL
The regular monthly meeting 6t the
Wilmington Liquor ..Dealers'- Association
Will be held at Howard Engine Ilall tlr s
evening at S oelock. - '
Mr. Nat l.'i 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 Dspot, No. .10 S. Front 8t. tf.
Funeral of Officer Blddle
(The funeral of. the iate W, U. Diddle,
a member of tbe police forte in this city,
took, place at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The
police force of the city with their officers
and other city officials attended in a body
and escorted the remains to their last rest
ing place in Oakdale Cemetery. The
officest the City Ilall" were closed this
afternoonas a mark of respect to the mem
ory of the deceased.
We noticed, ou. the streets yesterday
some handsome suitsof Spring Clothing,
which, were bought at the well-known
Clothing House .ef ..Messrs. Shbikb's, 28
and 34 Market street. . ' t
Green Peas. x
It seems" that the truck farms in this
yicinity did Lot escape entirely from x in
jury during the recent cold weather..
Those in tho vicinity of ltocky Poiut.were
injured materially. At first it was feared
that the peas Were finally ruined but tbe
-warm 'weather lias since , brought them
out wonderfully. Picking will commence
this week and next week lots of them
wiljjgo forward to the Northern marketa.i
Criminal Court.
Tho 4 ten lion of tho Court was occu
pied to day in adjudicating tbe following
cases. " . - '
Henry Miller, charged witb assault.
Defendant discharged. -
Geo. Hill, larceny. Judgment ' sus
pended.. ' . '
J. M. King. Judgment nwi.
I H. Cruse, charged with burning of
the dwelling of Mr. John A, Sanders,
was arraigned this afternoon. Messrs.
F. H. Darby, t. H. McKoy and R. H.
McKoy, were assigned asJJ'counselr The
case was bet for! 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning, and a venire of 100 good and
lawful citizens was ordered
Geo.-llill, larceny. Guilty. Senten
ced C years in the penitentiary.
t - ""1 1 ' 1 ' -" 1 "
- Graterul Women.
",None receiye so much benefit", anil
none are so profoundly grateful and show
such an interest . in recommecdin Hop
Bitters as women; It is the only remedy
peculiarly adapted to the many ills tbe
sex is most universally subject to. Chills
and fever, indigestion; or deranged liver,
constant or; periodical sick headaches,
weakness in the back or kidneys,-pain in
the shoulders and . different parts of the
body, afeeling of lassitude and despon
dency, are all readily removed by these
Bitters. y - J
The Doctors Yielding.
Ever since Prof. Green wrote to the
Medical Record advising physicians'everyi
where to use the Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure with their practice, ir has been gain
ing in favor with the profession. They
can find nothing' which is a substitute lor
lu R.CAulkin?, M. D., of Rochester, N.
y.; says he would now prescribe it to ap
afflicted with any serious kidney and liver
diseases. - :. .
WILMINGTON? N. C,
Before a Magistrate.
Joh Dyer, colored, swore out a warrantl
for the arrest of his wife, ! Diana Dyer,
alias Dian a Purdlo, this aorning before
a magistrate, upon the charge of bigamy.
The defendant was committed -to jail
ia default of bail for her appearance for
trial before , a Justice of . the Peace to
morrow morning at 10 oV.ock,
. ltea-iy mixed Paints, strictly ure White
Leal, Calors, Brushes; Window Glass,
5t4;.j at Jacobi's. . ' '
City Court.
O.
B. Nolan, a tourist of the commer-1
cial c
ass, alPthaway ffom Manhattan
New York, was arraigned at the Bar
ville,
of the Court this morning, charged with
beiDg; drunk and disorderly and resisting
the police. His defence ws that it was
not himself, but whiskey , that made the
rumpuss. ThoMayor by repeated ques
tions finally drew out nf ' the defendant
that himself and partner were here in
BDtne manufacturing interests and had
been in the city four, days, hut by refer
ence to the Treasurer'tf books it was dis-
covered that there was no record of any
license having been issued to the party
'named by defendant. The Court then or
dered the prisoner remanded to the . cell
pending a further consideration of the
case. . Upon hearing, this, the defendant
commenced to plead in earnest for a re
lease stating- repeatedly that he didn't
want' to be locked up and would pay any
fino that might be imposed upon htm if he
had not spent all his money on the spree.
The Mayor finally relented and told him
if he 'would agree to leave, town by 9 a.
m. to-morrow he might ge The eondi
tions were accepted, and the commercial
traveller bowed himself out with thanks,
This, finished the proceedings and tbe
Court adjourned. v
You can buy No. 1 Cooking and Heats
ing Stoves at almost any price at JACOci's
Hardware Depot. : ..
Board of Aldermen.
The Board of Aldermen met in regular
monthly session yesterday evening at 8
o'clock, all ther. members present.
The Finance Committee reported that
they had no authority to: grant tha pa-i-tion
of George Harriss, and the repo.it.was
received and adopted . The same Com
mittee reported pi ogress in the m atter of
the petition of Cato Bunting.
' The Committee on Lights reported that
they had awarded the contract '"for lighU
ing lamps, &e.f for the ensuing year, to B.
R. King. V Tho action of the Committee
was confirmed . . ..
Contract -for keeping city mules was
awarded to T. J. Southerland'at S'32.50
per month. .
Contract With the Wilmington Gas
Company was continued.
J; j,. Dry was awarded the contract for
removing night soil.
The Board appropriated $50,000 for
the present fiscal y e ir.
.The Mayor was authorized to appoint
an additional health officer, whereupon
be appointed Mr. Win. M. Hays.
' An oil lamp was ordered to bo placed
at the corner of Davis and Third streets.
Sundry applications for positions upon
the police force were referred t tbe com
mittee on Police. ;. .
Petition from a number of citizens, to
have1 Castle street hardenod,was read and
j
referred to.the Chief of Police.
A letter from the Hook and Ladder
Company, asking iox a telephone, was
read and referred to the Committee on
Fire (Department with power to act.
Communication from sundry citizens,
protesting against the establishing of an
infirmary on Campbell, near Third streeti
was referred to the Sanitary Committee
Kcd the City Attorney. '
Letter Troni J . VV. layior, reiauve w
supplying the city with rough lumber,
was referred to a committee consisting of
Aldernven Myers, Bowden and Flanner.
Communication from Alex. Oldham,
relative to the storage of tar barrels, &c,i
was referred to Committee on Ordinances.
Specifications for a belfry were refer
re4 each tQ the Committee on Firs De
partment. ' .
It 'was ordered that the' salary of Po
liceman Biddle, deceased, for the month
of April, bo paid to his widow, ia con
sideration of his faithful attention to his
duties.
Report of the Superintendent of Health
for January and February was received,
read, and ordered on file.
, - ;--Adjourned.
! ! ' . - -
Eyerybody can ge suited with a Pocket
Knife; also Table Cutlery, at Jacobi's
Hard ware "Derpt- , !.
TUESDAY. APRIL
Miowers in the Conntry.
The clouds which threatened this city
with a heavy shower- this morning,, but
which resulted in only a slight sprinkle
here, discharged ' copious showers of rain
on the line of the W. & W. Railroad, a
few miles North of us, as we learn from
passengers arriving oa . this morniag s
train. . . . ' . . '.
The Ball In Motion-
The Demo:ratic Executive Committee,
of Pender ceuBty, held a meeting yeater
day at Burgaw to initiate' action relative
to the coming campaign, .The business
of the meeting was.tmrmportant fnrtber
thah the adoption of the following iesc
lution; ' -
, Resolved, That the Democratic Exec
utive Committeeman of each township in
the county be instructed te call a meeting
of the Democrats of their respective town
shsps on Saturday, the 17th inst., for the
purpose ot electing, by ballot, five dele
Cates to' represent each of said townships
in a convention of the Democratic yoters
of Pender county, to be held at the Court
House in Burgaw i on Saturdav. April
24th instant, at 12 o'clock, noon; to ap-(
point aeiegates to the Democratic State
and Congressional Conventions.
Narro w Escape From Death.
A young lady of this city narrowly es
caped death by asphyxia on Thursday
night last. Having" been out to an enter
tainment he" retired about 12 o'clock,
after turning off the, gas. There proved
to be a leak in tbe pipe near the bracket
and by early morning the room was fill
ed with gas. She awoke about C o clock
with a feeling of . very great oppressien
and had hardly the consciousness to throw
off her lethargy, but finally with almost
traiatural vigor she bounded from her
couch and threw the windows wide open.
While trying to ventilate the . room she
discovered that her senses were freely per
meated with the treacherous gas and
rushed to the. sleeping apartment of her
mother and foil in a swoon at the 'door.
Jnst before she lost all consciousness she
gasped the word "gas.V Medical assist
ance was summoned and antidotes and
restoratives applied. We are glad to know
that she has entirely recovered from thp
effects.
List of letters.
The following is a list of the letters re.
maining unclaimed in the City Postoffice
Wdnesday, April 7: .
A R A Allen, John Artis, mrs Sarah
Allen, Mary Ann Andrews; Fannie Alex
ander.
Ellen E Barringtou, Julia A
Brown, Charles Bapler, Calvin Blunt,
Geo Agt Bolls, H J Bergman. J A Beck"
er, J E Brown, John Burns, James
BHSterlow, J E Bond,. James H Bowen,
James Berry, Peter Blojm, W H Billing,
W W Bunting.
, C -Sarah Conner, Mary Frances Clif
ton,, Julia Cannon, H P Coleman, Edney
Carmey, Lmma Coper, Mathew Congers,
Wm Code, WE Charlotte, Wm Cumber,
R J Crawbone Reuben Catman, Peter
Cary, J W Cringran. Jeff Chad wick,
John F Calhoune, J M vCeballos, Jr,
Eh Ourrit, W F Caaady, Caioline, Elden.
D Annie Drake, Betsy B Davis,
Caroline Downing. D A Davis, Frank E
Drake, James Dray, Peter Davis Nellie
Jane Deamond, Sarah Ann Denton.
E John BEpps.
. F Caroline Farrow, Ann 3VI Freeman,
Rachael Fisher, S C Forest.
G'vy A Goodman, (a) Eilen Galloway,
Mary Gailor, Ellen Gerum.
H Grace Hall.
J Alfred Jones, Thomas Johnson,
S T Jnabnetta, Anny Jordan, Maria and
Sarah L Jones. . j
K J Key," Thos H Kent, Sam Korue -gay,
Sam King.
L D Lowndes, G E Lomar, Augusta
Lawton. -. ' '
M Anna Jane McKelly, Clara Moore,
C A Maw, Mary . Mitchell, . Mary Ellen
Murphy, Sarah Morrison, Thisby Mosely,
Virginia Moore, Clamon Moore, Emaline
Murray, Philip Melvirry Thomas Melvih,
Malissa Nickles.
K Eliza Neal, Noah Nunu.
P MiiForterMrs: Perose, Maria Pit .
man, Rhoda Pierce.
R N W Richards, , Mr Roy, agt A M
Asso ; Thomas Richardson, Margaret Rob
inson, Emma Rowel.
- S Ella Smith,. Ellen B Strong, E M
Self, M S Smith, J A Schrader, JJohn
Smith, Jr, J W Sheppard, Fanny T Smith,
John Stubs, L B Storm, J D Stratford, J
C Saul, M P Sarles. 4
QT Witt Thompson, Wm Turner, W B
Therber, Witt Thompson J K Taylor, F
M Townsend, J H Thaurs. v.r
V S VanMeter. .
W Frances WalkerXiUy Wilson, Mel
vina Walker, "Roaana AvTadel, A C Wade,
H C Williams, Frank Wanting, Hezekiah
Woody, JM Westmoreland, J P Wright,
James White, J 5'WUcer, P H Wood,
Sandy Wallace, Geo Wadel.
' Peroohs calling for letters in above list
will please say "advertised"; if not claim
ed in 30 days will be sent to dead .letter
Office, Washington, D. C. '
E. B. BRINK, P.M.
. WUmington, N. C.
'New Hanever County ,N.C
6, 1880.
NO. 47
List of Appointments by Bishop At
kinson, for his Spring Visitation.
Tarboro,First Sunday after Easter, April 4
Mariboro, Tuesday, Apr.il 0. '
Snow Hill, Wednesday, ?pril 7.
St. JohnPitt county, Friday, April 9.
Greenville, Second Sunday after JKaster,
. , April 11
Trinity, Beaufort county, Tuesday, Apl 13
St. John's, Durham's Creek, Wednesday,
;' April 14
Aurora, Friday, April 13.
Washington, Third Sunday after Easter,
April 18
Zion, Beaufort county, Monday, April 19
Bath, Tuesday, April 2.0.
St James4 Church, Beaufort county,
Wednesday, April 21
Makelj ville, Hyde county, Friday .April 23
Swan Quarter, Saturday, April 24.
St. George, Hyde co. 4th Sun. aft. Easter,
- ' ' . April 25
Fairfield, Monday, April 20.: .
Vanceboro, Craven county, Friday, Apl 30
Newberne, Fifth Sun. afu faster, May 2
Beaufort, Tuesday, May 4.
Kinston, Ascension Day, May G.
Holy Innocents, Lenoir co., Friday , May 7
Wilmington, Sunday aft. -Ascension, May 9
St, Jamcjs' Church, Morning,
St. Paul's Church, Evening.
Warrenton, Whit. Sunday, May 1C.
Ridge way, Monday, May 17.
Henderson, Tuesday, May 18.
Oxford, Thursday, May 20,
Kittrell's, Saturday, May 22. '
Louisburg, Trinity Sunday, May 2.
Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all
styles and sizes, at'. AirAFFjgR, Piiick
& Co's. " . .
The Cheapest Article In the World.
This is What a grateful gontjeman
said who was cured of a bad kidney dis
ease by the use of Safe Kiduey and Liver
Cures, after he had offered in vain $1,
000 to any doctor who would rid . him of
it. It is the cheapest article in the world
to all afflicted with kidney and liver dis
eases.
Plows;, 4 dhovels, Pitchforks, Spdacs
Rakes, Trace Chains, Plow Lines, &c For
the lowest prices, go to Jacobi's.
DIED.
At the Convent of Our Lady of Mercy, at
Hickory, N. C, Hister MART AGNES
PBICE, daughter of the late A. L.. Price,
Editor and Proprietor of the "Wilfflinffton
Journal.".
The funeral will take place at St. Thomas'
Catholic Church in this city, to-morrow, be-1
tween tno Hours or 10 and 11 o'clock:, A. M.,
and from thence to St. Thomaa' Catholie
Cemetery. The friends of the family and of
the religions community of the Sisters of
Merey, are respectfully invited to attend.
Star eopy.
New Advertisements.
Notice-
THE MEMBERS OF THE Wilmington
Liquor Dealers Association are hereby
.t42 . ii a. a A T i mar tit - m
oounea u me ueguiar- jnoniniy jaeeiing
of said Association will be held at Howard
Engine House Hall, this (Tuesday) Evening,
at 8 o'clock.
H. E. 8COTT, President.
J. M. MoGO WAN, Secretary
apl-e-lt
Office City Clerk & Treasurer,
City of Wilmington, N C-,
April ?d, 180'.
Notice.
rpAX LISTEE8 WILL ATTEND at the
City Hall, Tuesday, June la t, at 9 o'clock,
A. M., and for twenty working days there
after, for. the purpose cf receiving te Tax
Lists of the inhabitants of this city upon all
subjects of taxation which are to be luted for
citv purposes. HENKY 8AY4.GK,
apl 5 3t
Clerk and Treat.
We are
Ulaking:
All kftds of Dressed Lumber,
Sash, Doors Blinds !
ND OaNAUENTAL Wood Work at our
Planing Mill and Factory, foot of Walnut
street. Call' and examine.
ALTAFFER, PRICE & CO.
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apl 5 ' Office, Nutt, near. Bed Cross st.
Velvet Frames and Easels
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT j Field
Croquet, all. prices ;
Family Bibles, Hymn
Books, Prayer Books,
Ac, Ac , at
BOOK
STORE.
apl
For
PERFECTLY
U osier, Bahaoaaa
NEW OFFICE SAFE,
Co., manufacturers,
eombiaatioa lock, weight l,S001bt.
For sale cheap.
Applj at
men 9
Tula OFFICE.
FLEA8E if OTIOK. i
We wiU tHgtid to receive eoammtJtrAf 4 '
2222jSy fHdl)n "jr-wa tii M
jtenersJ interest but :
The name of the writer not tiwsryt be far-
nishedto the Editor, -wr-.-
aCommunleations ctttst be written Wat ly
one side' ofthe papef. "
Personalities rntut be avoided! ' '.
And it is especially and walariy nttco t
stood that the Editor does not always endorsee
ao views or correspond eats,
inthe editorial columns.
11
New Advertisements.
.t
GEUTtE SPftirjgl
ft
TT-'v J ' i'4J.-f--
Has
arnvetT and Las taken lo(Jg ,
at,. t
ings at
exchange conrjcai
I -
COME, LA0IES, AriO PAY 1IECT A
VISIT !
J WOULD RESPECTFULLY annenaeeto
nrjr friends and patrons that I nave just f '
turned to the city from the Northern aar-i
keta with the moct complete and sop ,cJ
. . - . 5 - -
sirable stock of
Millinery and Fancy Goofc:
V for the Spring and Summer that
. uaTceyernaa. thu tock U now b?ajr i
unpacked and marked a4 my J ; v'
Opexiittj;
-
Will be announced in a few days, i have all
of the latest and mott desirable styles aid
t
many novelties.
A call and an inspectien is respectfally , ,
solicited. ' . s
. .. . '' '4 . o
The goods were bought to sell and sold
they will be at very low prices. " :'"
The stock will bo exhibited, with muoh '
pleasure, to all who may call, whether as in-i
tending purchases or otherwise.
k- ,i J ...
N. H. SPRUNT,
mch 31
The Congreoo5V-
gHIBT 13 MADE OF GOOD MCaLIN
4-pIy Richardson Linen front and baet, afed f
reinforced, 75 cents. Equal to any BilftoIdU,
fbrI1-C0- :,
"THE ROYAL" is something super bia4.
is uaranteed equal to any $1.25 Phlrt; riVe"
90 cents. Wamsntta' or New Torklllf V
Shirts made to order at ,$la2jfand a todj U
guaranteed. No 3, Market StreeUi Bigk f.U')
Big 8hirt. J. EL8FAfJHi i:
P1 6 ManafactmresrA .
Family Biblec,
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT AND
greatest variety of styles ever broaght :
to this city. Call and see them at : . ,7Af
THE LI VE BOOK BTOKK,
Fancy Articles
.A-:..
TTOR PRESENTS, aa endless Taritr.
i. , : i
L ful, beautiful and just the thin,? toIt;.,
nse-.
pianos And organs
Soldon the Intalmont Plan, at ike Lowest M
ficoo. wuiwrs, vionns, nutes, c, c.,at
tZ J.1 .
BElBElWBRf, h ,
apl 5
39
anai Axarnetst.
i 't tve
Agricultural Ins. Co; of
New Tort.
ORGANIZED JIN 1853.
1 : T. so- .-
ASSETS 1st JAN. 1880, $l,187;a. a,
LOSSES PAID OVER $3,00Oj0OO.. : : .
INSURES NOTHING BUT DweUiaft mlct
oontents, and farm property, aad offers
sraczax iaDucinsaxs for risks of that elase. '
Issnres - againsi .damage by Lightaiag .
whether fire ensues or not) withrnt extra
charge.; . - . ..-I .-M . 9SMl '
Agents wanted in ererj eoujity iaVhe BUU"t m
J50. W. GORDON A B&O.,
mch 9-men-fri
General Agrats.
OPERA
Wednesday Evening, April 7Uu' esd i i
Hatinee Thursday, 3.30 2 J2i
fJAYES' JDVENILE OP.T:
Under the management of WT.PowaS
Presenting the famou muskai abemrditz fcrs j'l
Gilbert A Sullivaa, eatitled ?
h. r.i. s. p i n a F o n ii ' "
The Opera will be prodaced wita aa entire ,
NEW AND
NOVEL BCENF
and the same atter Uoa to detail tiat cirs ?
terixed its long ran at the Broad EJrftT. ,
aue aad WaJUck's, New Tort, aad i j
derfal saecttf tarowgh te -fioata LdVill
uaoUrllr.Fejd, of Baltimore, -
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forseevred seats at HsiasbeTgerannnLi t ai su ?
ltatiaee Prleee AdulO, 60e; Child
ren, 25C ! PlS.it -
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