THIS PAPER
. r . fe'ii every afternoon, Sundays
i . T. Ji MBHr
m li ;iJ fTIONrt, t'OHTAGK. PAID
-iir, S.s t-C rtii'me-nthp, $2 SO ; Three
Vr-t j, II 15 ; month, SO cent.
, ,. t.rer will b d?Iiv ere-i . by carriers,
r-v. ianay part :f the city, at the
t, ,t- rni.., or ? 5 cnt per vek
'4f4-rt:iinjr r'.li low an'l liberal
SrSabscri-.irs will pleaMe report any and
':! re to r-criT ibeir papers regularly
Now iVflvertisementa.
SPRING
ANNOUNCEMENT
BROWN & RODDICK
45 i'vlarket St.
r 1 AtU KNOWN FACT that the
. l - A I . A
ti- j u'jiic wfio are alVA-va ttenly aivji to
:,.-ir inauwri-t, tinvri. by tr.eir patronage
nnd supoo t, enabled m to cffei ' them adyan-
trei3 winch
trio in at ardeiit supporters oi
c .-operation w uld Beek far to outTie.
Id
UB-
joint of choice and extoct our stock ia
rivalled ia thiseoction of the country.
GENERAL DRESS GOODS DEP'T.
Silks, Silken Fabrics, Fancy Dres Goods,
in erery conceivable material used for Ladies
Ureases. " ' J "
As vre afo ia coD.8ta.nt communication with
ihe Largest Importers and Mannfacturers.we
are enabled to offer our customers tee neweBt
productions and Latest NoveltieB as socn as
they appear in the Northern Markets.
OUR MOURNING DEPARTMENT
. i
, i
Has long been one of the special features of
our establishment. J'
OUR TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
Includes Solid Colored Silks, Satins, Brd-
cides Ac , Ac, to match any color, at prices
that cannot fail to eatiefy all,
OUR BUTTON DEPARTMENT
i really immense and contain! from the crm
uion Agate to real works of art. j
OUR HOSIERY, GLOVE AND UNDER
WEAR DEPARTMENT
la stocked with Foreign and Domestic manu
facture. No such display has erer been seen
iq this city,
OUR LACE DEPARTMENT
Is replete with all the staples and contains
many novelties.
We haxe not space to enumerate, but
would simply add that our p st history has
convinced thousands ihat we are erer on the
out-look for jobs, Extra Bargains, better
Known in our business as ''Dry Goods
Plums". We hare been particularly suc
cessful in securing several Lots which will be
.tiered on our counters this week. We are
fully convinced that we can make this a Sea
son of interest to''our customers and the pub
lic generally.
We will offer on WEDNE8D AY, April 28th,
250Doz. Real Kids
a BUTTONS,
The above ia the GENUINE Article, N
OT
a Lamb Skin. .
5,000'Fans 1
We call particular attention to a Great
Bargain ia the above, at 10c, 15c and 25c;
tbey are really not half the price of last year.
Wholesale Customers
Will find it to their interest to give us a call
as we certainly can do them good.
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market St.
apl 24
Porto Rico Molasses.
' l
044 Hhds PORTO ric MOLASSE3.II
Choice lot now landing
ex-3chr Lucy Hammond,
And for sale low by
apl 19 WILLIAMS A MURCHISON
New Goods.
ATUS. S. J. BAKKK has a large and
wionmeni 01 iiaaies and Child
ren's Uats and Bonnets, Lace Ties and Bows.
Our New Stock of JJillinery has arrived ard
i now open. We have a large assortment of
Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons of the very latest
style and at very low prices. Cll'and pee
fot yourself. Corner of Third and Orange
streets. MRS. R J. Ravww
may a
Cane-Cane-Cane I
A LIBKKAL PRICE WILL;BE:PAJD
for GREEV CANE delivered at our workii ia
this city. For particular apply to t-
t - EDWARD KIDDER A SOUS,
apl 2i-tf
Walter Coney,
DEALER IN
fpOCACCO, IMPORTED AND DO
MESTIC CIGARS, Cigarette, Snuff and
Pipes of all desciiptions
! WALTER COSBY,
aIa 6 ! Market street-
VOL. V.
,. LOCAL NEWS.
rfiew AdTertiBcmentB.
Hry Pavai City Clerk Ordiaance.
Chess, CAat-av i Co-"K. K."
Orsaa Hosa Lecture.
JltQHLT A Moh ,-s Auction Bale of Ban-
Yatki. Crgjuia
. P RanrsBaa IJoyt's German Cologne.
Wiodbw Glass all sizes at Altaffcr &
Price's. j t
In what color do you keep a secmi?
la violet.
The gulf letveen the sublime and the
ridicu!4us Sar-ca'm, .
. ..
gome meu do not like crumbs .of com
fort. 'J hey wauta whole loaf.
It is a sickly fceritiment that advises
young doctors to have patience.
The cattie ordinance is now. in force.
Let these interested take notice.
Save yo;ur mcn;y and bey our Build
ng Supplies from Altarler & Price. t
The tattleflag of his battery was not
buried with Dr. Planner, as has been
seated. ' "
Messrs. Cronly & Morris wiil continue
to-morrow; the sale of bananas 011 board
8chr. Carliion.
The Danish brig Second of April ar
rive'l in below this morning and is now
at quarantine.
It is very tstrange that the uiari who
first invented sleep did not extend the in
vention to - babies.
Window Glass of all sizss, DaorJ, Sash
and Blinds, Builders' Bardware,&3. Low
st plreces at Jacobi's. ,
Mr. T. F. Hobgood, of the Raleigh
News, .is in the city, and we thank him
for the pleasure, of a visit this afternoon. ,
Years ago people were gazing in won
der upon their first gaslight. To-day
they are gazing in wonder on their gas
bills. !
Messrs. Chess, Oarley & Co. are now
receiving a fresh supply of Klnslow
Kerosene, that' wonderful 'family, safety
oil. .. ' ' ' . '
You can't suit a man anyway. He
will scofl at the microscopic bonnet on the
8tret, and, growl at the aspiring one in
the theatre. ; . ' ' '
1
There is but one verdict, and' that is,
that in thirty-three'years Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup has never failed to cure a Cough,
Cold or General Hoarseness. At Drug
Stores. 'Price 2& cents. ,
The Democrats of Fayetteville swept
the field yesterday, electing their entire
ticket by a handsome majority. 1 The old
Board vras Republican ajid a strong Re
publican ticket was in the' field.- Good
for old Fayetteville. .
. t
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
is the jnost reliable article in use lor xe
storing gray hair to its original - colof and
promoting its growth.
The old Gape Fear is as muddy as a cup
of badcoffee. There are upwards of 25
feet on the shoals now at -Fayetteville and
atiast accouuts it was still rising.
Again vre would remind our readers to
call on Messrs. A. & I. Shrier and exam
ine the immense stock of Men's, Youths
and Boys' Clothing, which they are selling
at extremely low prices. They have also
received a handsome stock of latest styles
Straw and Felt Hats. tf
Plows, Shovels, Pitohtorks, ' Spade
'Rakes, Trace Chains, Plow.Lines &c. For
the lowest prices, go to Jac obi's.
. Railroad to the Sound.
We understand that the. Committee ap
pointed to solicit t subscription to the
Souiid Railroad met on yesterday and
reported that their encouragement was
such as to guarantee .them in advising
the building of an iron railroad to the
Sound instead of the tram-road, as was
first proposed. ... The report of the Com
mittee was accepted and the stockholders
have concluded to act upon their" report.
Dllook and Ladder to the front.
The Hook and Ladder Company hare
come to the front again, as they always
do, in fine style, but this. time it is not,
as usual, to face danger, but simply to
commemorate a brave deed by subscrib
ing $50 to erect a monument to the
memory of the lamented Captain EHer
brock, who was killed ; by .the falling
walls at the fire on Front street a few
weeks ago.
Hjj l Vi l ' r ll
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WILMINGTON, N. C
Wet and Dir.
Mach interest was manlfea'ed at the mu
nicipal elect on held in SoittbVilla yester
day. The wet and dr j ' questioa seems to
have been the pot it which absorbed most
attention. The "dos' carried it by 175
maprity and Rev. J. L Keen, formerly
of this city, but now a resident of Smith
rille, was elected Mayor Over Mr. Prio.
lean, his competitor, by about 125 ma
jority. i , j i ; i' '
Lima Beans Wltboat Poling
The Lima bean is not fta generally
grown as it should be, an account of the
trouble ef procuring the poles and piling
them. Recent experiments, however,
have proved that by adopting the foil w
ing plan this most delicious of all beans
may be raised without poling at all:
When the tendrils begin to start nip them
oT, continuing to do so as often as any
appear. The plants will then assume a
low, bushy growth, and become loaded
with early maturing peds. -
Rraly mixed Paints, strictly 1 ure White
Lead, Cc lors, Brushes, W ndow Glass,
icx, at Jacobi's
ij tleok and Ladder No. I.
At the annual meeting of this Com
pany, held last evening, the following
officers were elected for ths ensuing year:
President Col. Roger Moore.
Vice President R. F. Hamme.
Secretary M S. Willard. " ; "
Treasurer A. Gere.
Foreman R. F. Hans me.
First Assistant R. H. Grant.
Second Assistant John H. Daniel.
Truck-Master H. H. Watters,
Axemen Messrs. Quince, Gore, John
Watters, Willard, Lord and H. H. Wat
ters. The annual celebration of the Company
will be held en the 20th ef May.
The Company subscribed $50 to a fund
to erect a monvaient ever the grave of
Capt. jEllerbrock, killed at the fire corner
of Fron. and Dock streets.
Everybody can get suited with a Pocket
Knife, also Table Cutlery, at Jacobi's
Hardware Denot.
The Knights of Honor.
The Supreme Lodge of the Knights of
Honor of the United States, composed of
three delegates froia each of the States of
the Union, will hold their annual con
vention in Charleston, between the 8th
and 11th ef May next. The Charleston
Lodge has made ample arrangements for
the accommodation of the delegates at the
Charleston Hots, and have engaged the
steamer SUohns for an excursion around
the harbor for their emjoyment. The
delegate8:will,many of them, be accompan
ied by their wive?, making a party of
nearly three hundred persons. The con-
vention will be held in the Grand Lodge
room in the Masonic Temple, and will
remain in session one week. Matters
appertaining to the general administration
ef, the order throughout the United
States will be discussed. The importance
of the convention will be understood
when it is stated that the order has
throughout the United States $160,000,
000 in insurance upon the lives ef its
members.
Full Metal and Walnut Show Cases, al
styles and sizes, at Altaffeb, Prick
& Co's.
Fire Districts.
For the convenience of those of our
citizens who are not familiar with the
boundaries of the the different fire wards
of this city, we again publish them as
follows: f
First District All that portion of the
city North of the W. & W. R. R.
Second District All that portion of
the city East of Fifth street, between
Market street and the W. & W. R. R.
Third District All that portion of the
city West of Fifth street and between
Market street and the W. ic W. R. R. i
Fourth District AH that portion of
the ; city East of Fifth street and South
of Market street. "
Fifth District All that portion of the
city! West of Fifth and Sooth of Market
streets.
Sixth District AH that portion of the
city West of the Cape Fear river.
j AdiertUln CheaU.
It has becone so common to write the
beginning of an elegant,interesting article
and then run it into some advTtisement
that wo avoid all such cheats and aiosplj
call attention to the caerits of Hop Bitters
in as plain hoaest terms as possible, to
indace people to giro then one trial, as
no one who knows their value will ever
use anything else.
TUESDAY. MAY -1,
4 .
Fort Jjhnson:
We are glad that the . Phlom at hean
Literary Hnciety, barkd by the snUciki
tjpns of several pr.mint gent'eiaen
here, have inxleoed; Jqs Cant well to
eoneent to repeat hnrafjmirable lecture on
Fort Johnson.' ft wiff Fe dVivered'at the
Opara Huao this planing, re n it shine.
There are ae reserved seats tor the occa--iofl
and the-pHce of adnllssTon Las been
placed very low only 25 cents.
In this connection, the fellowing corre -pondence,
which we sna kindly permitted
to pnWUh, will piinre'of !nere8f?
. WllmingtonV. C, May 3, 1880
Coij. Edward CaktweiIj:
Dear Sir: The undersigned have beard
with much pleasure that the Philoma
thean Society have requested you to re
peat the lecture lately delivered by yon
before the Historical Society of Wilming
ton upon the historical incidents connect
ed with 'Fort Johnson' and that yeu Jiave
the request under consideration. We beg
to add our solictations to this request
and to assure you of our endeavors to set
cure for you a flattering audience.
Yours very truly,
1). K. McRjje,
O. P. Meases,
Alex. SrauNT,
D. G. Worth,
Geo. avis,
John Wilder Atkinson,
James G. Buss,
Mbsses. D. K. McRab and OTfiKKs:
m Gentlemen ; The Philomathean So
ciety hare delivered me the note you have
done me the honor to add to their request
for a repetition of my lecture on r Fcrt
Johnson, and I feel deeply sensible of ths
compliment of this kind notice.
It gives me pleasure to comply with
you r wishes and, after consulting the
Committee, I have agreed to do so, on
to morrow night, at the Opera House.
I hope you will spend as agreeable
evening there.
I am, gentlemen,
Very .Respectfully yours,
1 Edwabd'Cantwexl.
Wilmington, May 3d, 1830.
Mr. Nath'l Jacobi having been appoint
ed agent fox the Atlas Plow, parties in
want of this celebrated ' Plow can now
have their orders fitted at Jacobi's Hard,
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front st. tf.
The Tacancy from the second
Ward.
The question as to who shall fill the
empty chair on the Board of Alderman
made vacant by the death of Col. Flan
ner is now open for discussion, and we
avail ourselves of the privilege ef rising
to remark, as a citizen ; ef the Second
Ward, and a Democratic citizen at that,
that the claims and wishes of the major
ity of the Democratic voters In this
wardshould be considered in this matter,
and to that eud we would suggest a
called meeting of the Detnqcratic voters
of the Second Ward at the earliest mo
ment for the purpose of recommending a
suitable person for apppointment by the
Board. We think as a matter, of cour
tesy to the largest Democratic Ward in
the city, their preferences in the matter
should be respected by the Democratic
members of the Board of Aldermen.
Cannot the Ward hold a meeting to-morrow
night or Thursday night? Delays are
dangerous, and matters ot importance
should always be attended to at once.
. An Unwilling Witness.
Epbraim Smith, colored, an important
witness in the case of the State against
John Merrick, charged with the burning
of Mr. John A. Sanders' residence some
two years ago, was arrested this morning
upon a warrant issued by Justice Gard
ner upon the charge of larceny of pork,
said to have been committed by defen
dant, in companyjwith one Henry Crewr,
eome time since, from Mr. John A. San
ders. Crews took his departure for Ral
eigh about three weeks ago under sentence
of the Criminal Court for a visit of 20
years duration .to the Stale Penitentiary,
an J in all probability Smith will follow
in his wake, unless he takes advantage of
the opportunity which may be offered him
by the rotate to tern State's evidence
against Merrick. Smith was arrested tbb
morning as stated above and committed to
jail ia default of bail. This makes sure
of defendant Smith as a witness in the
arson case, when other wue the Sute
might not have been so sore of him, as Le
was known to be dodging the officers of
the law, to prevent appearing as a 'wit
ness against bis former "pal. and Con fed
exate, John Merxiak. : . . -
Mr. J. V Jameson, v a Messenger in
the service of the Southern Express Com
pany, who iormerly ran between this
city and IColumbfa hefwno . has no
been with us for years part isnow temt
rxjrarilj oo the. rqate between this" city
and Charleston. j. UhUI
NO. 6 1
Ihe Laurinbur? Election.
The 'wei' ticketj Cinied the day yesterT
Jay iii'Iiu-riiiburgby 'S majority a close
pjj. Mv. A. F. iizza, formerly a mer
c'.iau in this city, was elected Mayor ;
Cip . 1 .. i . Kvoretr, Treasurer ; Mr K. P.
Ciaik, ik; Mrl.W.B. Hatton, Marshal
and Mums. A. D. McCall, B. Bryant, II.
F. Ni.iihrjp, 1L E. Josephj and. W. D.
Park; , . Coin miss ionor-. . ltj is hardly
neensry to say that These are all Demo
orals. Messrs. Clark and Xorthrnp wnc
Wlm i bos. I I
j j . .
Carolina Tacht tinb-
A mefing of the Carolina Yacht Cub
was held last night, Commodore Wig
gins presiding. The election of offi.ers
was held aud resulted as follows:
Commodore Oj A. Wiggiuf.
Fleet Captain E. E. Burruss.
Theofiiceof Flag Captain, on motion
of Mr. Clayton Giles, was leftover.
Purser John J. Fowler, j
Measurer W. ii. Parsley.
Messrs. George A. Peck, Norwood
Giles and George D. Parsley form the
Governing Board.
A gentleman who was present and
who is interested in the new steam trans
portation enterprise at the Sound, gave
the following opinion as to the effect of
the purchase of the Banks property in re
gard to the Club. He said, 'We propose
to extend all courtesy possible to your
Yacht Club, and instead of their liberties
being restricted, they will be enlarged.
Suitable houses will be erected for the
convenience of guests, and ! everything
will be done in bang-up style, and any
one will be allowed to land on the beach,
no matter in what way they reach it. All
disreputable persons will be strictly pro
hibited His remarks were roceired with
loud applause.
The Treasurer read a report shaving
that the 'finances of the Club were in a
flourishing condition.
The meeting then adjourned.
You can buy No. 1 Cooking and Heats
ing Stoves at almost any price at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot.
New Advertisements.
"K. K "
XXT& ARE THIS DAY RECEIVING a
fresh eupply of KINSLOW KEROSENE
j
the Wonderful Family Safety Oil.
Price 30 cents per gallon,
may 4-tf CHESS, CARLEY A CO.
Auction Sale of Bananas
QONTINUED ON TO-MORROW (Wed
neaday) moi ning, on board chr. Carleton,
at 11 o'clock, A. M.
CRONLY A MORE 13,
may i It Auc'r's.
OPERA HOUSE.
Tuesday Hveninsr, May 4.
FOlT JOHNSTON !
lion. Edward Cantwell,
Will, by request of
Phil. Literary Society, and otherr, repeat
bis Lecture on FORT JOHNSTON, at t
.o'clock this evening, at the Opera House.
JXo seats reserved. Admission 25c.
mav4-lt -
An Ordinance
RELATING TO COWS AND OTHER
Cattle Beasts.
Ordered, That all persons are hereby pro
hibited from allowing their Cows or other
Cattle Beasts to run at large within the city
limitf; and all Cows or othr Cattle Bessts
found running at large in violation of this
Ordinance, shall be impounded by the Chief
of Police and advertised ; and the owt
may redeem and recover the same upon pay
ing a fine of Two Dollars and Fifty Cents,and
all expense of impounding, advertising and
feeding the said Cows or other Cattle Beasts.
Passed by beard of Aldermen, August 4th,
187D HENRY SaTAOE,
! City Clerk.
Attention
18 GALLED TO THE ABOVE Ordinance,
passed August 4th, 179, nd by amend
ment, passed August 1 3th, IbiJ, te take effect
November let, 1879, and same is cow in fall
forca and effect. H. C. BROCK.
may 5-It Chief of Police.
Wire Netting
SCREENS
For Doors and Windows.
Good to keep oat flies and mcequitots.
A'a-5, .
Sash, Boors, Blinds,
Lsmber, sad Bvildiag Material GeneraByi
J " I si r a m nttfin YmTww.
Faetorvt Offiec:
Foot of Walnut t. Nutt, near Red Cross st
may 3 .
1880.
PLEASE AOTICTK.
We will beg.' ad to receive corns uaicatfoEs
from oer friend on aty and all subiocti V
treneral interest bet :
The name of the writer mast always be f ar
aiahd to the Editor. .
Communications aut be KiiiUa. on oti r
one side of the.paper. .'
Personslities.'moft tc avoided JiVf .
And it ia efpecially arc pa.t!eaJVry;cLder
stood that the: Editor does not always endori
the views of corresjocdentj, nftleM 10 itit. d
in the editorial columns. "
New AdverUseTTjenta.
Dissolutiorewi
OHK COPARTNERSHIP Iskiairc
A bo.ween John L. Hoatirriht aad Thr s
niKoj, ncdrtha firm nauie it tin a i
dj motnal oosenr.
All debt' doe or ninz to-ttfj'ietJ part
nership mut be paid to Tbo. H.!AlcKov,
who aUne authorii-d to receipt Ur th,
same, and all claim aad indebTsdSis due
DJ eaid pannersnip mnst beprcaentetito L-
1 T pavtnent.
JOHN At. JKATVR!GHT
'IHOS. h. m KOY - '
A Card;
AS WILL Ufc SVKnv ,U, aUTe t -x
A. noancement, I hsve tLi dy sold mv
interest 13 the 0jmdc8 to mv partter. The.-'
a. JffcKoy,-and-whi'e thanking pur mti, v
friends for tre very ccnerrus patronaire bo
? iT 03 in sLj rBt 1 respeci'fallv
ajk tnat ihtf iRtn rd vc a more be eiven
the.r-x co .ice n in tfie futart.
tifip-cl!ullv, ' ..- .
in'.j:. irjATwraciiT.
HAVING PURCHASED the eritireWr
estc t John L. Boatwright In th bui
nes or the late firu cf Uoatwright A Alc
Koy, I wilt continue to carry on the Groce'rv
guiiness at the old stand, JVoa. - B and 7
North Front Street, and hope for a contin
uance of the public patronage so liberally
betowedupon the late firm, and I paiticu
larly request all debtors of the "firm tocomo
forward and settle up their accounts, for it
is impossible for to run a busintss with
out money.
I am. respectfully,
April30, 1880. TriOS. II. McKO Y.
Soft Crabs !
PB. AT THE 80DND, promised hofi
Crabs to eat this Bummer, but the 'Pott
Grabs need not be steered. He can't catch
all. Our P. B. goes north every two or
three weeks to replenish stock and hunt for
Novelties in our line for the Great Grocery
Stores of, . -
P. L- Bridffers & CoM
20, 22, 24.J2G and 28 Front Street.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
And he sya he finds lots of Foft Crabs,' Lil!
shells ana whole shells, everywhere- Lft ;
Soft Crabs in the kitchen, Scl: Crabs in t!;u
parlor, cars, clubs, hotels, cosches, church
es, offices, nmnihnapi r.Jtrn.Hj
cabins and factories, and particularly iu
f.i uvoikb , auu urnuB on root ana namy
shoeless aDd bootless, hatless and bareheaJ
ei, masculine, feminine and neuter, coiaicon
and uncommon, freih and salt, and
RIL. Bridg-ers & Co,
GROCERS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Keep them for sale shut up in tin cats, an'i
when put up in that'ehape ard made useful
for 8ound Parties with Devilled Ham, UA.
ster, Salmon, Pickles, Sweetmeats and G"i -dials,
and all other Wayside and Heaeide
Luxuries. -
When you meet a fellow running for Con
gress, ask him where's Panama, and if hf
gets mad he's a Soft Crab. When you are
offered "cbeap" Groceries look out for
Craba I You can't bay Butter for 20 cent".
All the French chemists in the world can't
make Butter out of churn handles and oow
grease. Home Soft Crabs are grocers, some
candidates, and some, alas, in other callings.
A tradesman has a right to use and ought
to use every jair advantaze te can to un
dersell bis competitors, get the lead and ou'
strip competition. If he don't he is a Soft
Crab. We have a large, active and increas
ing volume of trade, and prefer it to small
sales and big, profits. The tioft Crabs travel
on narrow guar e principles; s witch off when
they see the Fast Train; but the Fast Train
earries the Express and tae Mail. , If you
want the best Groceries to be had for money:
If you want Fresh Goods and the Beet, and
are willing to pay a fair price, go ronn'l
first and examine at ths small grocsrie and
then come and make your purchases of
P. L. 8RIDGERS & GO.
20, 22.2J, 26 and 28 Front Street,
WilmingtonN. C.
may 3
ORGANS,
TJ-PON EA8Y TERMS, at
YATES IiOOK HI OUf,
Q ROQUET, $1.60. fland$J per stt. ,
BCHEBY GOODS, Very popalar,
At all pricer, at ; ,
BOOK STORE.
msj 3
Uoyt's Oennan Coloziid !
THE MOST DELIGHTFUL, ODOR OF
the are. Rich. de!icm.t nd tifrmn- '
it has attained acelebrity never before aw abd
ed to any other Cologne, and the piopii..
tors point with pride to Its immense pop alar-
ity ana raoiaiy increasing sale as the beft
evidence of its merits.
A large lot jist recefl at' "J "
L1V BOOK STORE.
FOR First-CIass Pianos and Orgsn
Go to
' J mi 9-'Jl
H E1NHBIB3ER7V nt
may 1
39 and 41 Marks t s$ j
SCHOOL OF 0BAV7in0fiPAItrrfriGs
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