ri,l XOTICB. ;
Wo wtM bog' ad to maive eoirn aoi mi m
feaeral latorost bat 1
Taoaaaaoof the writer .avast at way b.- fur
iahe4 to the Editor.
Ooaammaioatloes Kut ba wrtta .... i.6;y"
aaaida of ta papar.
PeraoawUtioa samai Wavoided. -
And It li atpeetally and par tfcoJaHy an-r
stood that the Editor does not alwaya odnr .
the viawsof eorroapondeota snlewso tat 4
ia the edHoriaieoloiBBa.
New Advertisements.
iM990llMhti every alteraooo, Saadeyi ex-
r
1
1
OS II. T. J AMES
oitoji asd rbPMKTOB.
nBSCaiPTIOK8. POSTAGE PAID,
'1
! Oo. year, $5 00 Six month $2 50 ; Throe
montbe, $1 35 ; LVae month, 60 cenr.
The PPcr will : ba delivered by rarriera,
of charge, in w part of the city, at the
LtKiTe rates, or 13 cents per wct
4dTrtisinz ratet 'rw and imwnl
8fSabcribera wijl pleane report aj acd
, ftjinres to receive irtfir papers rtf'Hr! .
VOL. V.
W ILMINGTO N, N. C, TUESDA Y , APRIL 13, 1 880.
NO. 53
Daily -Review.-'
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New AdvertiseraontB.
iitOWa & iiOXlDICK.
45 Market St.
T1TE WOULD ANNOUNCE THAT
-VY , : :
we have opened in conn'ion . with our
Dress Goi.ds Depar"'ftintj over 150 piect
offering at , '
15c, 20c and 25c.
- " These god are selected with a view
to the wants of this market, and embrace
many Novelties. Having purchased ia the
months of October, November aud De
cember, anticipating the advance which
hai r cenlly taken piao, and a far as
possible will give the benefit, to our patrons
Black Cashmeres,
We are making a specially of ou'
Mourning Department and have alwaj
on hand a full assortment of all the Nov.
tltiesin this particular branch of our busi
ngs. Black Crapes.
V We have by far the laigesv. assortment
' of Black Crapes you can find, and are the
Sole Agents of
THE WIDOWS' CRAPE,
. For the deepest mourning.
2 Button Kid Gloves-
c a rair:
In Opera, bpring and Dark Shades.
They need no comments.
alflcoesi
From 6 Cents Up !
We will be "receiving large additions
every day how, as our buyer is in the
-Northern markets at the present t'me.
The way to secure jUargains is to keep
BROWN & RODDICK,
. - - -
45 Market St.
mch 20
For Baltimore !
OUIVF.'R. HAS GONE OFF TO Bal
tlmTM this. we k to replenish the.
stock of
Mufford's. Coffes,
the sales of which have astonished the na
tive. He wi'l return 1 i a day rr two with
s me olhr NoyeltiesI Meanwhile we
have
Hart & Leary's Pepper,
Direct importation, 'prepared at - 2S bt
Mary's, E. Cheapsid , Loudon. A splen
did article. Also, Boston Uaked eans, in
cars.
Oyster Bay Asparagus,
AVtavOrile egetable in the Cuisines of
the Hub. A few cans ot which will make
any man spout poetry like a native of New
Zealand 6r the Cannibal Islands.
For the Ladies we have unpacked an
assortment f
Flavoring Extracts.
and some nice paper boxes of Red, White
and Blue R jck Candy, which, soaked in
Smart's Kye, will cure Consumption in
three weeks. , And if you want
Cigars and Tobao.o.
We have on consignment, from KLhmond,
a few select varifties, Also,
; Toilet Soaps. . ,
1 endless profusion. Our success in busT
nesa is to bt attributed to the face that,
betides allthe articles to be found at tie
emaller G.ooerhs, we kerp on the v atch
constantly (for everjthii g2 in the trade
which can gratify the cultivated tavtes of
our customers in town and country.
! Polite Clerks.
a spirit of accommodation) elegant and
veil lighted Sales Rooms aud fair prefi s,
and customers are welwome wh tber they
I come to buy or to look at Goods.
I No one will be disapnointe 1. So charsre
fbr showing Goods' and no dissatisfaction
afterwards at
P. L. 8RI0GERS & GO.
20, 11, 54, 21 and 28 Froat Streat,
WUmingtOD, 2f. C.
apl 12
A
Lecture.
TBE RKV. T. H. PBITCHARD, D. D.,
PieideDt Wake Format College, will de
lirer a LKC TOKK, for tht benefit of the li
brarr Association, at the OFfcKA. HOUSE,
rm TO HD A. Y, April I3tb, at 8 o'clock, P.
Mt Sobject t "The one thing neceaary to
Ue deyelopmeat ot North Carolina." id.
mIiion 26a, Titkef for tale at the Book
fitoraa. apl 10 Itna
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
-William A McaOaiaon. Porto :Slco Mo
lasses. , 'I
(inn A Pura A Card.
Yate .--Vlret Frame and Eaaela.
P HEiNgaB6a In St xk.
: Wi' uow'Glasa all size at ltafTer A
t'ric-:".' . ' t
Save ypur inonay and bay jonr Build
ing Supplies: from Altafler & Price. ' t
Don't judge; a man byv the clothes be
wears, j l.od oiade one aod the tailor tht
other. i 1 '
Laugh ao-i rowtat and be laughed at.
It is a por rule 'jbat will not work ,in all
directiooi.,
- Window Glass ot allsizjj, L) rs, Sish
and Blind, Builders' Bardware,bc. Low
plreces at Jacobi.'s.
Yonng ontous hara appeared in the
markeU hut girls dare not eat them be
cause ita lep year. , ,
Pirafore haw been translated into Rus
H:m, VWhkt, r.ffskntiu-h? Well, hardly
offskovitch.'1 .
The S"t C-nvciM in of the Yonnp
Men's Christian !a irn convenes in
Goldsboro, My 12 n, li80. .
Letters are hel-.i fur pont.ge here ad
dreeeed to Margaret, tsuiitb, care ef Jordan
Nixon, aoil Adeline Abraai.
Mr. Nath'l Jaobi hkving been appoint
ed agent for the Atlas How, parties, in
want of thii .celebrated Plow cn now
have their ?rdrft filled at1 Jaohi'j Hard
rare Dcjt', No. 10 S. Front si. tfj
llayes', Juvenile Pmafore troupe passep
through tht3 city od yf.aterday en route
fcr Columbia. . 4
Never mind about the cool weather. It
is always Spring-time at this season of the
year at Sbrier's, where will be'found the
most elegant and the cheapest assort
ment ot clothing' in the State of North
Carolina.. . tf.
Produce Exchange.
At the' annual election held at the
rooms of the Exchange Trom 11 a. m. to 1
p. m. to-day, t'Bo following name! gen
tlemen were elected officers for the ensu-
r
ing year
Prrsident R E Caidr.
Vice President Rager Moere. T
Board of Managers A. Martin, R.
Lilly, B F; Hall, C. H. King and The.
E. Bond.
Insptcte-s'of ENciion -"Donald Mac-Rat-ard
J. D. Woody. ,
- Handsomely, Done.
The New York Herald, of Suudy p
date, pas a very handsome compliment,
and one w,bj h we are satisfied is fully
deserved, to the lirm of Hinson & Cum
ming. It L- jn ihe JleraU's cotton mar
ket report that the reference to ihese
gentlemeD, which i as follows, is made:
Messrs:' Hindoo, &, Cumraing, whose
suspeiiion of payment was recently en.
forctd. hy the failure of some of their con
stituent., resume full payment Monday
ntxt. f The cfticial announcement cf the
fact was received On 'Change with unu
anal exprosHoca of pleasure, the firm hav
ing become ve-y popular, al ways fhowiug
t'he largest liberality iu thir busineB
methods arid usin great recuperative
energy in the prt-eut einergariiCy.
Yon con buy No. .1 Cookfng and Heat
inz oves at almost any price at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot.. 1
The Lecture To-laxht
Th Rv. Dr T'rif'chard's lecture- upon
"The Oje Thing Necessary to the Devel
opment of North Croiina ,'f i. to be delivi
ered to-night at tbeOtieraUcuse,nndei the
auspices cf the Wilmington Library' Asso
ciaticn, and we hope to see a large attend
ance on this occasion to wtlcome the
disiirguished divine U put city. Dr.
Piitchard cornea to us,not as one al ogether
anknowu, but as an eminent minister of
the Baptist Church in ,thU btate, aud one
who has occupied a very pjromiueut posi
tiori intba CUtircb for many years prece
ding his election to the Fiesivlei.ey o!
Wake F rest College, a position which he
very'wt rtlii'v and acceptably fiUs low. His
theme is one vr hicb should be of deep in
terest to e-veiy ciriz'n of t bis S ate, no
matter whether they are North Carolinian-"
py nativity o- adop-'ion. We hopi,tbere
fore, to see a hrge audinc at the Op-ra
Huue thi evening. ' ,
v Indications.
For theSonth Atlantic States warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather, southerly
winds; failing barometer.
We can recom n and or reauers t nse
Dr. Bull's Omgh Syrup in all ewe of
Coughs, Colds etc. Jt coats only 2 cents
a buttle tad is warranted to cure.
THE LATE FIRG.
Some
Recollections of Ye Olden
Time Id Wilmlftn
t i
Thera are tome facta connected with
the buildings which were destroyed hj
fire on Sunday morning, and th neigh
borhood, which peascaa some iDterest to
cur peopl. The Star states thU morn
ing that the building op the corner, and
that oceapi'vi fey Mr. Peck, we re erected
on the site of other buildings which were,
as the Afar alleges, destroyed by fire
in 1814. The same information was
furnished to as yesterday and we are in-
clided to think that the is a ;mietak
somewhere- . Two itizet i ! ol thi
place, who were boys m 1814. siyh it as
their impVesion ihat these buiidu.g were
older than they are. Tney certainly date
back a very long time It will ! 5e re
membered by all that the rloKr j of i!r
Rush's store was a fo)t or more hwer
than the street, r.d yet. when the preeent
csentuiry was much younger than it is now
this store was above the level ol the
street and one entering it had to mo'tnt
several steps to get to the deer. At that
time South Front street, between Market
and Orange, was4 much lower than
it
18
now; and in fact, it1 was e
ratine, bounded by lulls ob
either ! side, East nd Wes.
Just where the Saw Market House is
now located there was considerable of
hill and this was lerlled and the dirt
thrown into the street to fill it tip. On
the opposite side of the street, on the va
cant lot where was formerly the site of the
First Presbyterian Church, the bnildiDg
which was destroyed by fire a few years
previous to the breaking out of the late
war tbre was also a, hill and this was
levelled and the. dirt thrown into a pond
in tbe rear, between the Church and the
biilding on Secsnd street, erected by the
late Isaac Northrop, and recently owned
and occupied by Mr. H. Marcus.'
Some reminiscences of one of the gen
tlemen alluded to above, relative to the
disastrous fires which have devastated
Wilmingten for three-four tbs of a century
past, which were recalled by the destruc
tion of the two old landmark! on South
Front street, will not be devoid of inter
est at this time. Tke first fire of which
this gentleman has any recol ectlon, oc
curred on a Sunday in the yesr 1811,
when he wss bat fire year of age. It
was caused by lightning and was located
in a1 low groggery which was kept in a
wooden building near the corner of Market
and Seoond streets. At the time a color-
I
ed roan was in the place taking a drink of
ram', and it is sup; osed that -the shock
must have reached him as he ran
mto the str9et for a few steps,
:ell j and .'immediately expired. But
whether it was the lightning from tbe
olouds or the lightning from the bottle
which sru k biro, .that darkey never
knew. Not on y the groggery, but the
entire blot k, ucw known as tt.e Betten
court block, was consumed at that fire.
The tifrxt, and by far the most disas
trous fir, .occurred in theyoar 1819. This
fire jcoiisurued four entire tquares, wlih
some f-w isolated exceptions. These
squares were embraced in the district from
Water to Second, and from Market to
Orange streets, which included that por
tion ef the city so recently destroyed
Ourj informant has no recollection , of any
important fire occurring in the year 1814.
The house on the corBer of Deck and
Front streets was occupied in 1819 by the
Iate; Thomas Loring,the: 'Nestor of North
Carolina journalism,' who there had a
printing press above aod a bookstore be
lowj His paper was called the Cape
fear Recorder: and It afterwards passed
through many hands and finally j expired
while the venerable Archibald McLane
r Hooper was its editor. The iwy recetlj
destroyed buildings were smong the few
which escaped the fire of 1819.
Previous to the, fire of 119,
where the brick bud -'ji g now oc
cupied by Mesrs. Hart, Biiy fr
Co. j now stands, there was a long two
story wooden tenement, a part of which
was1 occupied by Dr LaRque, a brother
in-law of Rev Jesw Jennett, the veaer
ahltj pastor of tbe old Methodist church.
The cerner house, after Mr. L riog left it
was1 occupied for a number of years by a
man by the name of Kellogg, and not un
til later years l-uuce 18J3 waa it occui
tied by Keeur, the barber, aud aince
Keeter's time it baa fceea occupied various
lyjaa a bar-room, ahoo store, grocery, Jfcc,,
&c. The building next north of it, late
peck's store, was owned and occupied by
an old eccentric, ifr. 8th Hoard. The
lower pan was used by him as a crockery
store, and the upper part of the buildiDg
as a private boat ding house.
The uext 2 real fire in Wilrninstnn took
place in 1827, when khe aquare houDded
by Front, Market, Dock and South Wi.
ter'atreets was daatrored. The two auc
oeadicg Bres, Doth of trena !ar e and dia
aetrcus, are witk'o th rfrtl lection ot
many per ot:s n w living. We a'hide to
tbe Dajon fr9f s.caitetl beeaufrt it
ortgiratwl in 1 Mr j J hn Diwn store
which consnwd anvngher bnil jiog.
the old crurr hrnie which stod at he
interaectiou of Market and Front at reeta
and !h creat ctsfiagratton of Sunday,
April 30 h, 184S, which dtfrvyfd a large
orti"!u of the city norto of Vfarket and
wet of Seo-wul fre, even rachin fhs
Wilmington t Watdou 'r,tlirjad depot ni
bnroing theoJtieo, machine hopi foun
dry, There was also another diaastrouo fire
which occurred in 1846, and which cob -turned
a large portion of .the square
b mnded by Market, Front, Dock and
S-mb Water streets. It was at this fire
that Col. John McRae and tbe late Col.
James T. Miller received injuries by tbs
falling of a wall whicft laiaed tbem for
life.' -
Everybody can get suited with a Pocket
Knife, also1 Table Cutlery, at Jacobi's
H aid ware Deoot. 1
Cify Court.
Jas D. Dry, colored, City Scavenger
charged with via ating a rity ordinaace,
waa the first c on dv ktt Numerous
rttnes-es ottb rired persuaaion were
introduced on the part of Laugden Per
kins, the prosector in the case, but none
could swear positively. Per contra,
Health Officer Scharf swore positively in
babalf of the defecce. The Mayor then
dismissed the case at the prosecutor's
cost, from which bs took an appeal, but
afterwards reconsidered the appeal and
submitted to tbo ju dgment of the City
Court.
Junius Bell,, colored, charged with
being drank and down, was the next case
on docket. The defesidant was ordered
discharged spon payment of costs.
Laura Waddell, colored, charged with
disorderly conduct in Paddy's Hollow
last night, was ordered to pay a fine of
82.60 or go to the C. P. for three days.
The defendaLt accepted the alternative
and retired to a cell for the space of three
daje. The Court then ad journed.
Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all
styles and sizes, at Altaffrr, Pjiioi
Fire Notes.
We have ascertained from iye-witnesa-es
that the recent disastrous fire origina
ted in the ice house of Messrs Ahrens &
Haar, used as a store house by Messrs.
Preston Gumming & Co. James Church
ill, the barber,says that the shop id which
he worked had jast cloaed np and he,
together with Ct H. Ward, the propria
tor of the shop, was on his wa he me.
Their attention was attracted by a rumb.
ling soand, which they thought was the
wind, but in a few seconds Ihey discor
ered names issuing from the West end
of tbe icebouae. Tbey ran inm diately
to it and forced open the door. The in
terior of the building waa a aheet of
seetbiag names, which lespod out of the
door, and the steps leading up to Mr.
Solomon's dwelling, over , air. Rush's
store, were speedily enreloped. By
pounding on the doors and wia
dowa they ancceeded in arous:ng
Mr. Solomon's family who w- re handed
out of a door over Rash's store, on Front
street. The family barely got out of the
burning building with tbelr lives, and the
baby, which was the last one gotten on',
waa black in the faeo from strangulation
wham taken out by Churchill.
Tbe woanded are i4ng nioely and Mr.
Farrow Is conakiered pat of all daager.
Mr. Geo. A. lVck comoenood todaj
clearing away the debris and terit.g
down tbe old walls preparattir to re
buil ;ing, ' He cpnemp'.ates h ing a
new store oc tbe old Sjie iu six ? weeks.
The fire ia atill burning io tbo ieoboaao
ana will probablytbarn for several d.y
er until it is put fat. As statd 4,by us
yesterday Messrs Abrens 1; Hair wi 1 also
rebuild, makiog the store on the comer
larger aod more alt tractive than the old
one. :
MulUtudea ot People rtqolre an Atten
tive to restore thohealtlry action of their
system acd correct tbe derangements thai
creep Into U. A YES'S HATgtAFATHLLA
tones and vitali the blood, and restore
the vigor of tha beahh.
List or Letters.
The following la a list of the letters r
main ing unclaimed in tbe City PostofSce
Vedoetday, April 14:
A B H Allen, Sam'l Aeh, Fannie An
derson. B Wm E Berden, Henrietta Boswell,
Dempsy Barnes, Alex Bowden, Alfred
Burton, mrs M M Bisby, Alic Ballard. ,
0 JohnB Chiunis. W E'Crum. Joaenh
j CamtJel, D J Carrol, Ceasar B Colbourue
f Adam Cbaucy, Rosa Cameron.
KeOecea Dickeaou, Hack Dauiels,
Beiiord Davis.
K Mack Rvans. Albert EeTman.
F Daniel Frank,.0,, Jane Fait;, Ewtet
Fat num.
G Joseph Gause.
H Win liar iia, Richard Harper, L II
Harman, Abtam Holaea, Alfreo Howe,
Bettie riargiave, JI A Hoks. Martha
Heminway. ,
JC A Johnson, Liura Jac bf 1'enny
Ann Jones. '
K O H Kennedav.
L Lu:y A London. i V Mary Long.
Ann1 Ialiiated care h.ul Jon a Geo O
Labdell JnoLawtoB.
M Waa May. Robt A Morrisa, Robt
MeKoy, John F McNair, Harriet MoU
bry, Geo Massy, Holland Mitchel, miaa
Lndie Mercer, Katie Maperson, Mary
Monroe, Sarah Moore. ' ' ,
OSarah Outlaw, George Onalow.
P Susan Pope, . Maria Powel, O B
Palmer, Wm Pfailyaw.
R Martha Register, Hannah Robin
son, O O Red, Isaac Boyater.
8 Geo L Falter, Aothoney Staek
house, Joe D Sampson, L B Storm, Susie
8haw, Thomas Sharp, M O Smith, Laura
Sparkman,, Mattie Stoaks, Gustos Strick
land. 1
T Rev Tyler, Willie Traek, W E
Tockton.
W-fchv.Wan; Richard Wilhina.
Levy t5 itnn, Kate Wallace, Lncy
Leary Wuiiauis, MatildaWest, Mary M
Waigh, Martha Ward.
Per oonf calling for letters inv above liat
will please say "advertised"; if not claim
ed in 80 days will be sent to dead letter
Office, Washington, D..C. . '
E. R. BRINK, P. M.
. "Wilmington, N. Q.
New Hanover Oounty.N.C
Ready mixed Paints, striccly j ure While
Lead, Gc lors, Brushes, W ndow Glass,
Arc., at Jacobi's.
The steamship Regulator, , Captain
Doane, from New York, crossed" the bar
to-day at noon aod came to anchor op
posite Smithville. Sbe will be np on the
next tide.
Plows, tihovels, Pitchtorks, Spades
Rakes, Trace Chains, Plow Lines, &o. For
the lowest prices, go to Jacobi's.
Ghosts.
Not Col. Inger soil's 'aristocracy of th
air,' but real human ghosts. Ghosts
that were once healthv men and women.
hut are now simply the 'ghosts' .of what
tney onee were. As we meet them, and
inquire the cause of all thin change, they
re neat the old. old storr. (a cold n7
lected cough, 'catarrh,' oYerwork or
'dyspepsia,' 'liver complaint,' and 'con
atipation, with unsuccessful physicians
a m a a
ana remeaies. in on ring mi uoiden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purga
tive Pellets for the cure of the above af
factions, Dr Pierce does cot recommend
them as a 'sure cure' in all stages. For
if the lungs be half wasted away, or there
a a .
be a cancerous complication, no physi
cian or medicine can cure. The Discor
ery ie, however, an unequaled pectoral
and blood purifier. It speedily cures the
moat aggravated cough, or cold, and in ita
early or middle stages, consumption. By
correcting all irregularities of the stomach
and liver, it readily cures blotches, pimp
lee, scrofulous ulcers, 'bunches,' or tu
mors. Hundreda testify , that it haa re
stored their health, ; after eminent physi
cians had failed. For constipation use
the Pellets. Asa local remedy for ca
tarrh, use Dr. Saga's Catarrh Remedy.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
BT. PAUL'd hTAJf. LUTH. CHURCH,
WiLiciseroa, If. O , AprU 12. 180.
At a called meeting of the Aasociatlonlieid
this day, on motion a committee of five ware
appointed to draft resolutions expressive of
oar regret on the death of Capt. WILLIAM
A. ELLEKBKOf R, late a member of oar or-
f an'xation, who suomu the f lowlng :
V?kreaa, 1- has phased Almlgh-y Ord to
rasaova from ar midat our lata Brother,
WiUUaa A. LI erbrock, and wberaaa, it ia
meat and joxt that we, Via anrvlving breth
ren, sbonld pay this par last tribute to his
memo y; th&refure, a it
Resolved, hat ia bo death of Brother
KJler brock tha 'aocIatioQ baa lot oaa ot ita
baat aiid bp oat active mem bora; oaa w boar
atmoat -nearora were axertod foritawal
fare and proaperity; a friend and coapaoior
who waa dear to ni alt; a&d t mm vbi
upHght and i. h Istlaa li'a was aa example to
follow.
Koaalved That tha 8eiata'r be directed
to forward a copy f theaa rcaofatlona to the
raiativee af or deeeaaed B - other, with the
assmraace of oar hea'tfaJt sympathies in thir
their sa4 beraavemeat, aad commend them
for eeaadation to Him wko orders all things
for tbe beat, aad whose chutiiements are
meant In marej.
'BeaolTad, i hat a blank paa;etn oar Raeord
Book eo laacribad with the same, age aad
day of death of oar deoeeeed Brother.
Kotolv d, That a eopy f tbe above reeola
tir it be faraishod to the city papers, with a
r. eett to pablish. Ra-ptfally ewbmlttad
FKED. E. BA8H AO EX,
RDW'O P. BALUal.
N. BULLEN,
O- H. BTEMMEBMAir,
fc WM. OTJE5IK. ' ,
. Coaamlv.ea.
A Card.
pHK DNDKRSIO.NED weald take h .
aeans of retarnlBf kia heartfelt thai ka t ,
Sa I I (r. a a W . a an n.
. j r. . 01 W9 rin department wh
" m tne attenot to nr hi
cially to ihoae fritnda who riiktd ao mueh in
his interact.
apl IS
QEO. A. ' P.SCfci."
Porto Rico HiolasseSa
244 HhdpOtTO RICO ilOLAB 4Kb.
Choice Ut now landing
1 az-Schr Loey Utaaus.',
A ad for sale low bj
apl 11 WILLIa.M A MUBCHlaOT.
Velvet Frames and Easels
Jj BEAUTIFUL AH? KTMEMT l'd
i - ' - ' ' '-.
Oreo.aet, at priaaa; Family Bibles, By nm
Booka, Prayor Buoks, Ac, Ac , at
BOOK STORE.
apl IS
We are Making
All kinds of Dressed Lumber,
Sash, Doors. Blinds !
JSD ORNAMENTAL Wood Work at car
Flanhif MUI and Factory, foot of Waloat
treat. Call and examine.
ALTAFFKR, PRICk UO.
" Offlea, Wntt, near Bed Oroa. t. ,
In Stock.
A S.0Mf;LKTB BT0CK of Standard an
p?kii I,?1,Ene,0,u Booka d 11 be late.t
Poblicat w ofthe day, at
THE LIVE BOOK STOBE.
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A SECOND KA5D PlAN&.and (Wn.
half fectorer' M 00d StSrnSll
OaU at onee ifjou wish a.ba'galo, at
, HKlN8BEROER8,
PllJ 39 and 41 Market U
Boatwright & McKoy
STATED TO YOU IN
THEIR L VST ADVERTISEMEN r
THAT THE V '
WERE CANDIDATES.
SO THEY WERE.:
MAKE XO MISTAKE ABOUT THAT.
Now they are happy to inform
you that all of th Townships and
Warda hare been heard from and
they hare been elected by a
Lame
Beat Grocery. House I
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In the City of WjlmiDgton.
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