" ""a'iw receive comraunica.ioni
front our frianda av awiSfl ,nh ,rt. .
THI8 PAPER
, yaoiUhtjd every afternoon, Snndays ex-
. H . T. I A M ES,
, Kf :KI FTIONH. WWTAOK PAID.
- 6 00 rfix month, $3 50 ; Three
. , H, ft '25 ; One month, 50 cent.
r?it .r will b delivered by carriers,
cnarxe, in any part of the city, at the
jt rtea, or 13 centt per wek.
Adrertiaisg rate low and liberal
; jST-Subacribera will please report any and
Li failures to receive their papers regularly.
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. New Advertisements.
SPRING
ANNOUNCEMENT 11
BROWN & RODDICK
45 Market St.
r I A Lf, K Vo.W'N FACT that the
l.rvt -iluyei a aie th- Jnearust teller, and
Vg pn lio wro are a', ways fcteniy ailre to
ihir on intermit, hiva. bp tieir patronage
n t iup; o t, enabled u to oft' them advan
tages which the in 8t ardent supporters of
co-operation would seek far to outvie. In
point of choice and extent our stock ia un
rivalled in this section of the country
QEraEHAL UKfc55 UUUUS Utr I
Silks, Silken Fabrics, Fancy Dress Goods,
in tvery conceivable material need for Ladies
Dresses. .
: As we are in constant communication with
the Largest Importers and Manufacturers we
are enabled to offer our customers the newest
productions and Latest Novelties as soon as
they appear in the Northern Markets.
OUR MOURNING DEPARTMENT
Has long been one of the special features of
our establishment.
OUR TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
Includes Solid Colored Silks, Fating, Bro
cades Ac , Ac, to match any color, at prices
that cannot fail to satisfy all.
OUR BUTTON DEPARTMENT
Ii really immense and contains from the com
mon Agate to real works of art.
OUR HOSIERY, GLOVE AND UNDER-
WFAR DFPARTMFNT
-mm mw mm mm mm m am w m m
Is stocked with Foreign and Domestic manu
facture. No such display has ever been seen
ia this city.
OUR LACE DEPARTMENT
Is replete with all the staples and contain!
aany novelties. , , .$
We haxe not space to enumerate, but
would simply add that our p at history has
convinced thousands that we are ever on the
oat-look for jobs, Extra Bargains, better
known in oar business as "Dry Goods
Plums". We hare been particularly suc
cejsfnl ia securing several Lots which will be
offered on our counters this week. We are
lull y convinced that we can make this a sea
son of interest to oar customers and the pub
lic generally. I
We will offer on WEDNESDAY, April 28th,
250 Doz. Real Kids
a DUTEOUS,
The above Is the GENUINE Article, NOT
a Lamb Skin.
5XKJOFans I
We call particular . attention to a Great
'Bargain ia the above,' at 10c, 15c and 25c;
they are really not half the price of last year.
wnoiesaie uusiomers
Will find it to their Interest to givo us a call
as we certainly oan do them good.
BROWN & EODDICK,
45 Market St.
apl2
SCHOOL OF DRAWING) PAINTING1
,t ETCi
INSTRUCTION GIVEN in Crayon, Lepia
and India Ink Drawing, also, Fainting
in Water Colors, Oil, Pastel and Coloring
Photographs, at reasonable rates.
For further particulars inquire at the
8chool Booms of Hisses Burr A James, in the
rear of St. James Church. nov 3'i
Coffee, Sugar, Flour.
&50 Bags Coffee, Bio,
, ; ! lAguyra and Java,
300 Bbls Sugar, Cut Loaf
Granulated, Standard A,
Extra O and C,
15500 BbS; Flour, Super to
TCxtra Family,
-4:000 Bush Prime AVhite Corn,
' C75 Boxes Smoked
- and D S Sides,
300 Bbls: Early Rose Potatoes.
I5 HIs CJity Mess Fork,
ISOTubs Choice Leaf Lard;
17(5 Boxes Starch,
250 Boxes Laundry
and Toiiet Soap,
32l Boxes Lye and Potash,
150 Boxes Assorted Candy,
3500 Sacks Marshall's Fine Salt,
"w -mmr mmm mm, a - . v w. swa l--a mf
"Snuff; Tobacco, Paper, Matches,
Shot, Spico, Ginger, Pepper, Hoop
Iron, Spirit, Barrels, &c.
For tale low by
" WILLIAMS A MURCHI80N,
a4 1 .. Wholesale Gro. ft Com. Mert.
The ' MEi:::;: Ee vie
VOL. V.
LOCAL NEWS.
New AdTerttsementa.
P BxiBSsaaesra Stiefif Pianos.
8iml N Cahhow, Sect'y Notic .
I W Kiho ft Co Stall Fed Bet f I
Hartley-Denck Combination.
Yatks. Archery Goods.
j ' i m
No City. Court to-day.
Wirdow Glass all sizes at Allafler &
Priced. ' ' J t
The storm t Serial vaa d'aplavci here
to day. . -
Qua iiti ties, of Swiss lace and atraw Uc
arc &eeu on boonets.
The "thru'om&ter iu thm-c-flice at 3
o'clock to- day stood at 76 degrees.
Postmaster -Brisk' has been liirnisbed
with nevy locks for the street mail boxes.
After poppifs and suuflowers, mag
nolia3 are in. request For dress trirniiiings.
. Shoulder seams aro to be out a little
longer in cootHmes. but sleeves are to be
larger.
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Health Officer Jaaes condemuod lour
bunches of shad and sixbtriDgs ot eturgeon
this afternoon.
Spanish lace, both beaded and plain,
has been imported in enormous quantities
for the summer.
Satin Buished gold inlaid and chased to
irnitajta brocade is the material of many
uew ornaments.
Round enameled brooches, in shape
like the button of a mandarin's cap, are
in use for bonnet pins.
Rev, T. M. Ambler, of St. Paul's, in
this city, and Rey. Mr. Gilliam, of Fal
sonf0, will exchange on Sunday next.
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Reriewer
ia the most reliable article in use lor re
storing gray hair to its original color and
promoting its growth.
" Dr. Planner still recuains in nearly the
same condition as reported by lis y ester
day. There has as yet been no pereepti.
ble change for tte better.
Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, al
styles and stees, at Altaffeb, Phice
& Co'g.
-
A counterfeit silver half dollar, dated
1878, is being circulated. It is well ex
ecuted, and at first sight is not easy of
detection. ''
Wisdom is better than riches. Wis
dom guards thee, but thou must guard
thy riches. . Riches diminish in the
using, but wisdom increases in the use of
it. . ;' . '. - 1
The truest self-respect lies, not in ex
acting lionor that is undeserved, but in
striving toattain that worth which re
ceives honor and observance as its rightful
due. '
Prof. Von Jasmund has been compelled
to. postpone the lecture appointed by him
for to-morrow evening, at the C- F. M.
A. school rooms, until the Friday evening
of next week, May 7th.
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 fi lied at Jacobi3 Hard
ware Depot, No. 10. S. Front St.. tf.
We learn that Capt. W. A. Camming,
who has a fine pack of hounds, was com
pelled to shoot one of them yesterday be
cause it had run mad, and today he shot
three others which had been bitten by the
mad dog before it was killed.
f
Corruption in our national affairs has
the same effect on the Government that a
severe Cough or Cold has upon the nu
man system. Political reform in the for
mer and Dr. bull's . Ceugh Syrup in the
latter case will remedy all evils. All the
Druggists sell itt!or 25 cents a bottle.
Mr. lleide and his daughters arrived
safely in New York, on the steamship
Benefactor, on .las Tuesday evening.
They will sail from that port for Europe
on Wednesday next, May 5th, in the
steamship Algeria, of the Cunard line.
Again we would remind our readers to
call ou Messrs. A. & I. Shrier and exam.
ine the immense stock of Men's, Fouths'
and Boys Clothing, which they are selling
at extremely low prices. They have also
received a ha idsoine stock of latest styles
Straw and Felt Hats. tf
Weather prophet Vennor says in a re
cent Utter: 'In response to something
like 2,000 inquiries, permit me to reply
that ' my imp-essions, of the summer
weather remain the same, viz: Hot spell8
and coli Iroat' relapses up to midsummer.
The summer will not ha favorable to
crops.
WILMINGTON', N. C, THURSDAY APRIL
A Marine item,
r. E; Peschaa, tt e Geiiusn Imperial
Consul at thU port, thinks thejvessel re
ported by Capt. 11-trper of the Passport,
as !a " German last evenn2 ad an-
-j
chored iukt oHU-i l of the rock wa'l at
New Inlet, is the Rutsian ecbjoLer
Catherine Mirie, Capt Rosanberg, from
Bermuda, now overdue at this port. The
Signal Office here has no information at
all concerning the "vessel.
Window Glass of -lVztt;"Da:T, Sish
and Hliudn, Buildeis HarJware,&j lw
st pWetes at .Jacobi's.
I J-
Festival at Burlaw.
We learn that our friends at Burgaw
are 'preparing for a fine time to mo: row
evening, the 30th inst., when they will
have a regular Queen ( f May festival
with the coronation of the happy quean,
whtchiato.be followed by music and
dancing at the Academy. The last day
of April is selected because the first day
of May happens this year on Saturday.
Plows, Shov els, Pitcbtorks, Spade
Rakes, Trace Chains, Plow Lipes, &c. For
the lowest prices, go to J AC obi's.
Another Varmint Slaughtered
We learn that some party er parties on
board the steamer John Dawson slaugh
tered another alligator in Black River
yesterday which would have measured
nine feet in length. His gatorship, how
ever, sunk to rise no more? and bis body
was not recovered. The companion, or
mate of the dead alligator was seen in the
same locality and was fired upon lso, but
the i bullet missed the mark. This, we
think, would put a damper on swimming
matches in that vicinity during the summer
Ready mixed Paints, strictly ure White
Lead, Odors, Brushes, W ndow Glass,
fcc., at Jacobi 's
Southern Baptist convention.
j
The Raleigh Observer says Rev T H
Pritchard, D D, leaves for Louisville, Ky
to day, to deliver the sermon bsforo
the Baptist General Theological Seminary
at that place. Col J M Heck, Rev C T
Bailey, of the Biblical Recorder, Rev
Johm Mitchell, of Murfreeaboro, Rev A C
Dixen, ef Asheville, and Rev James B
Taylor, of Wilmington, will be present
on the occasion. Several of these gen
tlemen are trustees of the Seminary.
They will also attend the Southern Bap
tist Convention, which meets on Wednes
day week, at Lexington, Kentucky.
. I .
You can buy No. 1 Cooking and Heats
ing Stoves at almost any price at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot.
The. Wllmlnston Mutual.
We aro glad to learn of the success
which has attended the establishment here
of the Wilmington Mutual Insurance
Company, Mr. Cannon, the Secretary,
informs us that they have already paid
out the amount of $10,000. and that
there is $2,000 more now to pay, which
is to be realized by an assessment on the
premium notes held by the Company.
This company was organized and put
jnto operation for tho benefit of its
stockholders. While its operations are
not large they are safe and profitable and
the estimate is tbat those who have held
policies issued by it have paid, first and
last,l not more than 40 per cent of the
usual rates for insurance. The Wil
mington Mutual is a home institution and
as such we would be glad to seethe
sphere of its profitable usefulness en
larged.
Save your money and bay jour Build
ng Supplies fiom Altafler & Price. f
l ;
'a Stranger in ur Waters.
The steamer Geo, Ji. Kehey, Captain
Crawford, from Jacksonville, Florida,
en route for New York, arrived at this
port! this morning, having put in at
SmithTille on Saturday last for a harbor
owing to the rough weather outside. The
Kel&y ia excursion boat, hav-
been built tor mat Business
to ply between New York
rjoints on Long Island Sound. Lat
. . ..... .
ing
and
and
t-rli ha has been used for carrying the
mail; between Jacksonville and Palatka on
the St. John's river in Florida. The Kel
sey U about 300 tons burthen and would
make an elegant boat to place cn the line
between here and Smithville, She has
also
nice state room accommodations and
MPmi tnbs well officered. We are in
debted to Mr. J. H. Rafftery, purser, for
courtesies shown us.
e1. k.Qrmth Atlantifl Statesr falSnff
. Wl , r - .
I ' nntfirf winriii: RtaLionarv
umruuiobct , j
temperature cloudy and rainy weather.
Sudden Dea h.
A friend at Whitakers sends us a report
of two very sualt-n deaths which have
occurred quite reci.t'y in tbat ujgbbor
hood. The first of these was that of Mrs.
W. E. Williford, -bo died last fa urday
night, tLe 24th, nnd the sc.uid was that
of Mr. Alex, Hilliar.l.thrt County Surveyor,
which occurred near Whisker's Mill, in
Nash county, on yst.rlay, in 28 b.
Tlere hav rjeen q iie a number of deaths
in th it locality duiing the pav taelv
monthg. -
Opera House
The desire among our citizens to bear
Messrs. Hartlfy ard Denck again has
been to general that they nave made an
arrangement to appear at the Opera Ho ise
on Friday night,5 under the management
of the Masonic fraternity, for the benefit
of the Oxford Orphan Asylum. There
will bo an entire change "of programme
and those who have already purchased
tickets can exchange them for reserved
seats without extra charge.
Personal.
Mr. W. J.'Best arrived here last, night
and registered at the Purceli Douse. He
la still in the city and has been the recip.
ient to-day of numeroca calls from prom
nent gentlemen in this city. As Mr
Best still maintains that disagreeable
habit of bis of keeping his onw couniel
we have been unable to learn the object
ef his visit here. It is presumed, how
ever, that it Js In some way connected
with the Western N. C. R. R., as he was
closeted with Hon George Davis this
forenoon. -1 -. - -
Everybody can get suited with a Pocket
Knife, also Table .Cutlery, at Jacobi's
naruw are uerxii-
Health Bulletin.
We thank, Dr. Thos. F. Wood, Secre
tary . of ; the 7orth Carolina Board of
Health, for a copy of the monthly bulle
tin, cf health, compiled by him. We
give here a summary of his estimates for
the month in Wilmington. With a pop
ulation of 17,002, the prevailing wind
during the month of March was from the
Southwest; rainy days, 14j average tern
perature, 56.2-10 degrees; prevailing dis
ease, whooping cough, which was also
epidemic; diseases among domestic ani
mals, none; inmates of poor house, 42;
prisoners in jail, 9; cubic spaca allotted
to each. 283 feet; food served to prisoners
good and sufficient; food served in poor
house, good and sufficient; condition of
wells, good; condition of sinks, &c, im
proved; number of public school houses,
14, all frame buildings; ventilation and
drinking water, good. Questions asked as
to whether there has been
any drainage ia the streets during
the month: any efforts made
towards improving the sanitary condition
of the town, and any improvements in
the condition of public buildings, are all
answered in tho affirmative, with the ad
ditional remarks that the sanitary condi
tion of the city is being carefully looked
after and that , hands are constantly at
work on tke streets, drains, ditches, &c,
An additional appropriation for the work
having been obtained. The health of the
county during the month was good.
Tho remains of Miss Abbie EUis.not yet
arrived, are expected here tonight. and
unless some ; unforeseen detention should
occur the fanerai will take place from the
First Baptist Church to-morrow morning,
at 10 o'clock.
He tbat don't read the papers is ig
norant of the world I he lives in, .and
behind the age ia the current history of
the day, and is not moved by concord of
sweet sounds, and hath no music in his
soul. Lfc bo man be trusted.
The latest news from the Bladen pri
maries, received last night, is that ten of
the fourteen townships have - gone for
Stedoaan-with the remaining four, yet to
be heard from, probably "divided between
Stedman and'McKoy.
The) Physical Paradox.
It has been said that 'the blood is the
source of life.J Itis a truly the source
of disease and death. No life, that Is to
say, no healthy tirsae can be generated
from impure blood, no organ of the body
can normally perform its f suctions when
supplied with impure blood; ; The fluid
that . should 'carry life and . health to
every part, carries only weakuess and
disease, blood is the source of life only
when it is pure. If it has become dis
eased, it most be cleansed by proper
medication,' else every pulsation ol the
humlrifceart sends a wave of disease
through the syatera. To cleanse the
blood of all im pari ties ' use Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
PcresliveTsUsts, tbtf tooit effectual al
terative, tonic and cathartic remedies yet
discovered. They are especially efficient
in scrofulous diseases.
29, 1880.
HO, 67
Great News. . ,
It is great news indeed that there w at
last a remedy (Warner's Safe Nervine)
which will relieve all kinds of pain and
give re.t and sleep without injury to the
system The discoverer of this remedy
is consi Jered the most skillful nerve doc
tor iu the world.
List or Appointments by: Bishop At
kinson, for hi sprlnar Visitation.
St.. George, Hyde co., 4;h Sun. aft. Raster.
. April 25 L
cAiiuoni, jAouuay, April io.
Vanceboro, Craven county, Friday, A pi SO
Newberne. Fifth Sun. afn. faster, Mav 2
Beaufoit, Tuesday, May 4.
Kicston, Ascension Day, May 6.
Holy Imiocents, Lenoir co., Friday, May 7
Wilmington, Sunday aft. Ascension,Maj V
M. Jam' s Church, Morning,
St. Paul's Church, Evening.
Warrenton, Whit. Sunday, May in. v
Ridee way. Mondav. Mav 17 v
Henderson, Tuesday, May 18
Uxford, Thursday, May 20.
Kittrell's, Saturday, May 22.
Louisburg, Trinity Sunday, May 23.
Netr Advertiaements.
Notice.
AT TRE MEETING OP THE DIREC
torsofthe Wilminrtoa Mataal Insu
rance Cemnanv. held on' thn 27th Anril. it
was resolved that an assessment of Twelve
aaaanalf(li per cent.be made en the
Premium Notes held by the Company, to pay
resent losses.
SAH'L N CANNON, Seeretary.
ap!29 3
Notice.
STALL FED BEEF! STALL FED BEEF!
GOOD AS THE STATE of North
Carolina will afford, will b coffered for sale
on to-morrow (Friday) morning, April 30th,
at NEW MARKET, stalls No. 3 and i, at the
lowest cash prices, and for the next ten days
leave your orders early to avoid the rush.
apl29-lt I. W. KING A CO.
MR HEINdBERGEB,
Dear Sir I herebv ten
der yon my' thanks for the splendid 8tieff
riano yon famished for my entertainment
given Tuesday evening at Masonic Ball. I
enjoyed playing upon the instrument very
much. It is the best fctieff Piano I have
ever played upon. The tone is roand and
fall and "carries" well. The touch is elastic.
sympathetic and prompt, and really does 1
- iL! a1 x r . I
overruling; mm uuu requires ui ii
I hope you will continue to keep such in
struments on haztd, and introduce them to the
musical community of Wilmington as thor
oughly as their merits deaianu.
X ours, sincerely,
JOd. H. DENCK.
8TIEFPfl PIAN 08, Square and Upright,
are always for sale at
HEINWBERGER'S,
apl 29 . Live Book and Music Btore
OPERA HOUSE.
HARTLEY-DENCK COMBINATION !
rilXDAg, APRIL 30th.
"gENEFIT OF THE OXFORD ASYLUM.
Messrs. Hartley and Denck iiamagoii-
centrew programme.
To commence at 8 o'clock.
Admission SO cents. Reserved Seats at
Heinsberger's without extra charge,
apl 80-2t
The New Hat Store,
QALL AND EXAMINE MY SPRING
Styles of Straw and Felt Hats. They are
pretty and cheap.
JOMr M. KOB1N80N,
No. 13 Front street,
apl 19 Next to Purceli House.
For Sale.
PERFECTLY NEW OFFICE SAFE,
Mosler, - Bahmann & Co., manufacturers,
combination lock, weight 1,500 lbs.
t
For sale cheap. Apply at
mea 3
THI8 OFFICE.
MILLINERY- SPRiriQ QOODS.
MBS. 8. J. BAKER, Corner Third aad
Oracre streets. Wilmington. IV. C hii
Just j-eceived from the North a large and
car ei any selected stocc or rasmonable Mil
iinery, eonaiatiog of Hats, Flowers, Ribbons,
Satins, Laoes, Tims, Handkerchiefs, Hose,
Raching, ia faet. aearfy everything kept ia
a Millinery establishment, all of which she
offers to the pablie pa the most liberal terms.
By giving personal attention to all orders,'
sirs. Baker is quite confident that she can
offer very srrat inducements to the Ladies of
the citr and aorroondinr co&ntrv. Hair
work done in all of it branches. The best of
help ia the Jnultnery Department,
apl 20 tf
Fresh Every Day,
FINE ASSORTMENT OF CANDIES,
French and Domestic, just received and for
ale. !
TUB ONLY GENUINE HOMF-if ania
Candy ia the city, will be fouad every
day, fresh aad sweet, three doors Boatb of
xam ramvjuuem on oeoona street. Also, liats.
Raisiaa, Fruit, Ac. C. E. JET EN 8,
jaa 23 I Near the PoetofSee.
The Last of the Seaoon.
gOMKOF THOSE FINE NEW
Miver Oysters jast rec 4ved,( Win-
berry) the last of the season Call and ret
- m. m S VIM a. ar . a.
apl 23 Jfo, 12 Market st,
The &aae of the wriW must alleys be f -rr -aiahed
to the Editor . ,,fjr:77
ConunanieatioBSttast be rvittc z or,'
- . r r
Personalities'must tc aVcidxd.
And It is especially st pu. ilgiari y, zi'Ct
str.-v? that th vtAr :f :
ti. vws of corirpcdrr. 'n&Tess io 'Uut
m iae iitorial column.
Now AdvertrserMcfeta,
Our Losses
tLc41th iist , tn the cornen&4"roat a,r. 1
Ut its, have ii! b .nf iflijiy; -
wav.
i r t.
1871) we have sustained nre ksse ynderiSS
Kuttvice, mn vi woicn navo. cpaj.aj, txct pt
one, which occurred onaj,. Vh in t., z
which will be raid ia tuJi. .
J0. W. riUilU Wt.o.,
berersl Imuravce cct,
pl 28 a afth-VEt.r jr.
T
HE rilOCKHOLOtU'S Annual. Meeting
will ba held at the Company's Oflio on
MONDAY, May 2d, at ll o'cfock
RicniKif j. joJkh,
8ectyi4Troa?.
apl 2S-6t
Just Received.
A NICK ASSOliTMaNT of Chisdren's and
. Misses Linen, Pique, Lawn, and Hic
ham Dresses and Units. n ' "
A complete assortment of Ladies Under
wear of best Muslin and Cambric- '
hand. At - , i
MISSES KArjit & McGOWAN'S,'
lio. 6 S Front Hi
Hair Work and Stamping wrtfbitca.
Archery Good
JOTHING M03E ATTIiACTJLVE HAH
ever been offered to the lovers of a rcfined
and elegant, pastime,
Then join with ma jo merry taaz.
a
We'll toast the bowand qufveri
And may our eyes like our blight t&rp,
. Be brilliant rounds fore'Ver.'
. . ' . : - -t
Bows, Arrows, Quivers, Taro c , .Vo.,
at , -- '. t -iiA
1100K STOKK? RiAlbm
apl 26 . . .-,. 3haJcit :
Sea-Side I ;
THE STMR PAS3P0Rt,dyieJ.,,
will commence SUNDAY tripsgigE?
AprU25lh, and will continue JJaiiy: flips to
theSEA-8lbE, leavi at 0.30 AJ'tt until
farther notice. G K O. MY ESS, Agcn t.
Boilers-Boilcrs-lioilers t
.
26 inches diameter, AO f:et long-- a
All in prime ordert r
. For sale by ' "..
EDWARD KIDDEfi. is SO'8.
apl 23-tf. 1 '
Cane-Cane-Cane !
LIBERAL PRICE WILL BE ;PAID
for GREEN CANE dfiU-rKTad at nnV unrVc 5n
this city.; For particulars kpfij.io
EDWARD KIDPER k SONS.
apl 23-tf
Walter Coney, i
DEALER IN
TOBACCO, IMP011TED : &KDC-
vxvzxkxvoy vatowL. j4rj:;ii
Pipea of all descriptions.
WALTER
' apl 3 UarfcMfAA.
Watches a r
i . .. .;. via Jf3U
nHBONOMETERS,
JEWELRY, AafSSTi
Repaired neatry and promptly, by 1
. J L. WINNER,
No. 3 South Front street, Wilmington .C.
Over twenty years' experience. Give" ia? h
trih .L;W.'. ' Uiml ' schtn'
gON FUME CATAURU AND AMIiiUA
Oiarettes, .Wei !ds .Meylr cbiiAh'tSafr,
aad a full and cami let stock of;xta lirot
andMedletneV: . . f
.a i I f. aimm?(4u
. Corner 1th aadt iiuhu:
Open dayaad night. , .
mch 29-tfV o'.-ii.', :iiaxI s&iSzt
Porto Eicdi; jlaeeai
244 Bbd P0T0 aI0OM0Lafi8Ri.t.
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