mr wn..,i...,r-w,. . . 1 ;
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frs ;nr YrWi u nt iui4 'all tbit a
t nvt r ttm ws? Wja b 1 ,
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II V- II H v v o
f
7 .k. fl 25; One month, 60
ceate.
0DlJ ' L.iirM bTcuritri.
fbe PP' .if tbecity.atthr
ratel;orl3nts,er,,'k
Hob.criber. will pleaaereport any ai
,.;1nrit0 recei r-r - -
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5eW Advertisements
bers
: tn,
TOECRtAr
RHEHIH1S1,
fouralgia, Sciatica, 0'.
Backache, Soreness or the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Tnroat, Swells
ngs and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, Genera Bodily
pains,
Tooih, Ear and Headacne, Frosted
Feel and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
v r,,.r;i m . .. -arth uals St. Jacobs Oil
su rr .ohnle and cheap External
7 '( tria b"t the comparatively
,',?" w'.h : Juvc ch,P and poiitiTO proof
l)irtt:i.r.s'.n Elevffi LangnagM. ...
80LD BY ALL DSUGGIST8 AND DEALEK3
IN MEDICI1IE.
A. VOGSLER & CO.,
lialtitnorr, 21 V.3. A,
Sr.. Joe Person's Statemeni In Re-
gard to Cancer.
i rwpipft numerous letters asking if my
remedy will cure Cancer. I can only c:le
the following case, whic'i Is tbe only one
I have ever cured, the only one upon which
I hue had an opportunity Oi testing it in its
incipient stage. When we: were married,
in 1857, my husband bad a srnaU wart
lonkinpnlaca on bis left cbeek bone.wbicb
be told me then be thought would eventu
al! Terminate in eanceT. We paui no at
tention to it, though we -could see with ad
Tincing years that it was grauuany in
creasing in size. Then it coinmencea 10
fnrm a .cab. sometbinc similar to a piece
of dry bran, which would shed every few
days, anotber fount and so u couumieu
until March, wDeu it uroKe oui imo
a regular runting, eatiDg sore, which con
tinued to spread with the most alarming
rapidity throughout that spring ana sumr
mer. Toe sore naa eaten in cousiuerauj,
was about the size of a silver quarter, hed
the appearance of honey-comb, . with tte
cells distinctly marked, b ed considerably.
had aemartiDg, irritatiug sensation as if
necdlea were pricking the turtace, witn
occasional sharp darting pains, whicb ex
tended to theeje and weakened it. jsvery-
ody who saw it considered it a case of
well developed cancer. 1 be physicians
advised him to have it cut out, whereas I
advued treatment at a cancer infirmary.
At labt one of ti e physicians suggested that
i try my Remedy, and said he believed it
would cure it, Tbe thought of using it
bad rver occurred to me, as 1 then only
fcuew iL to b pood for Scrofula. I com
menced lis use on tbe sore the 1st day cf
October and di&cojlinued it the 7th No-
Ternber. as it was PERFECTLYi CUBED, 1
bad then been 'a running sore for sx
month?, it broke out anaiu for four con
eecmive years, in tbe spriug eaoh time
more severely, and requiring much longer
to cure. I- broke cut last in li-IG. when
it rtquited four raontb-' treatment to effect
acnre,siDco whicn time it has been ana
Is new nerfectlv well. 1 have tried ii in
many advanced cases cases beyond the
possibility or bone of cure, always vltb
bentfit sometimes by delaying its pro
frw, sometixnea by giving perfect free
dom from all pain. I ra, very trulv,
MltS. JOE PERSON,
Nov 11, 18S1. Franklinton, N. C
Tbe Remedy is for sale in Wilmington,
by Dr. WM. H. GREEN'. Send for Cir
calar. jn 18
31 tot Place, LOUISVILLE, KY,;
awn'mrl. Hu--J aal lettally qaiUSI fl.jicin ao4 tb
Crrt,s oil forms crPRIV ATE,
gHR)NlC and SEXUAL Dla-
ermatorrliea anrl Impolency.
f 4f..- ia youth, aexttal excce in iva-
rM or otla-r cu-, uai pi.-yJurtnit fmtftt tV.rto-
tftcu Nrrroutaeu. Seminal Kohsmvus. (niM
tr Uimn. of friiht. tHkcie i!-nirT. Thy-
u, . p-.aiiiM on Kc- x i ersi to Soty .1
fW of iMti of rcer. lc. r-wlttmt
H mirr;r or nnhaprr. are tliorouffcly n r--
r; rlf GouorrJiea.
"litOiT. Fbictur., OrcaiUs. Hertia. ioc .uturcj.
ornu, cij 0, ji,iW k. trrotiup U.-oasaod etiBU-
w4 rrvi, to m cre. TThm it l ii.ivfuat
for trc.uanit. nwdicinn ca bMatiuMr
i- by am) or ngnn aujkbrra.
tUM fl..n J nil C&C
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Nartaka. . ..
.jwimn.! r-TlW or b Jctter tr 4 -
PRIVATE r50TTTffST!X.OR
p.. . - Tr-rt T a I.. uuitti . . .
"""t fcor trn. 4 . y. , i Kdi. lMif -
Tflnr nnmfs hT nainir the N
Y. KnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
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FOR
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VOL VI 1 WILMINGTON, N. C TUESDAY JANUARY
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisem exs.
GfcOBE8AL'nN, 10 M-ket Street.
Opeka Hoj.sb Oliver Doud Byron
OpUA Hol's-e rrarik Majv i
J W Yate Va'.eotliU J
I1EJJJ3BEROEK Mark Twaiu'a.Laetj
Dxi Thos F WooD-Martla'oYavc ne Virus j
The receipts of cotton
dij foot up 49a bales.
Lt' this port tc5
Thn rain came iat In time to fill num-
of exhausted cisterns and wells
Steamship jJenfitctor,
Coot. Trl
ng from New
arrived here this morn
York. !
One mouth of the new. year has gone
already
There is no "tvboa" about this.
'January.'':
i
Once . colonel. lt. colo..e.. no
- a
. - V.Q mn toicl
out of the militia.
th
1
FreahVater Perch, Trout, and Black
fiab Hooks and Ines.; j A lull assor-
ment and lowest prices at J aoobi a. T
Sweet noisanee: How can you pet a
. i
r . 'u' J
leather. iouiy your .mTunw .T
There was a very slight snow last
. x ; ;
evening, just as we weui yic,
I
was followed by sleet, the
sleet soon
giving place to rain
,..-f... f.n:.L.i.;Ja.av
lUCUtCI iBUlugBmiii-j, ."- I
y i
morning wnen tne eibcjo
ville. There was then abW 30 feet of
water on the snoais.
. -i
T o Builders and others Go to Jaco
nuuuuu-u V.MV.U
s for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
c. You can get all sizes! and at the
oweet prices.
I. Z
BI
t Khor.n V continue? to ar-
rive here, while there ore thousands ot
-a'ut-n ti vpi miles !of Wilmington
which could be made to produce three
crops a year.
Mr. Ed win J.'lhorpe and his loyely
hndA i hp vnnnfjesi. uauautciiu .
R. Brink, have returned here from New
York, io which city they went on a short
- j 0
bridal tour.
Don t Die In the House
,.
Ask druggists for l-R6ughonRat'
It clears out rats, mice, bed-bugs, roach-
" . r, ' . . I u,. Mm
es, vermin, nies, ants, mscc. xc.
box.
We return thanks to Messrs J.H.Ennis
& Son, the publishers of the N. C
Farmer, at Sleigh, for a package of
Buisfs garden seeds, and we kriow of
no better way .to repay the , compliment
,an to s,v thn K. O. Farmer, in the
inan ,-v re ,
M-isinir publishers, de. h
nanas oi us "utrpnuK FM4-w-f
- - rtnfin,o PtPftm and sun-
selves the connaence. esteem uuu
port of every reading farmer in the
i i
port o
State.
Thn Ranlrpr'a Il.111?htpri
. i
We were pleased to receive . a can
to-dav from Mr. C. T. At wood, Business
. .
Manager for Collier's Banker's Daughter
Combination, which plays here next
Monday and Tuesday evenings. We
have never seen the play1 but we have
read the book from which it is dramatiz-
ed and we look for a fine eotertain..ent
i -I
The Combination comes frorrt the bouth
and brin: with them warm endorsements
from the press.
CUy Court.
.The well-known David Maltett, select
ed for his pallet, a soft, muddy place in
the gutter, when the police come along
and knowing it was wrong, in fact, too
utterly utter, they took htm in tow, oujt
Ulier.y ult .u.j - ;-"ir
of the rain, sleet and snow, and lodged
him at the cost of the city what a pitjl
This morning the Major thought,' it
would be only fair, about, that Dave
should fork over four dollars, or else ba
torced to go, to theregionsbwn below J
where he wouldn't be troubled with many
callers. He hadn't a cent and down he
went. '!
. r- 1 -
T Kavft been a ereai sufferer with
rheumatism for the past seven years and
part of the time have been confined to
my bed. The last attack kept me m
bed for seven long months, in wbicn time
I employed the best medical sunt ( with
out securing relief. I was iodoced to try
m. Jacobs OU. which remedy nas enxire-
irmrpd.mp. Mv hands have become
be nsed as well as ever.
t have induced others afflicted with
rheumatism to use it, and they have ex
perienced the same happy result. I wish
it was in my power to tell BufTering ba-
manityor tne curative powen ui o. -cobs
Oil. Edward Rhokklijio,
Seracton, Pa,
1 Placing Setller.
We are glad to know thai Capt. John
T. Patrick, of Wadesboro, has been
quite successful already in placing a
aumber of fra rites on the rich farming
lands of the Pee Dee section. Captain
Patrick advertised the enterprise in the
Kktiw, and he writes to let us know
that the said advertisement has aided him
materially. Upt. Patrick is an enterpris
ipg gentleman and seems to succeed in
all he undertakes. He acts under au
ithority of the Dixie Agricultural
Association, of which he is the Secretary,
in nUcittfr settlers. Full information
... , a i
will befurnisbed by- addressing him at
Wadesboro.
Souvenirs.
Byron, wb
Oliver Doud Byron, who.will appear
as the opera house in this city on Thurs
. mm a h ak ma rm v n a i r u bu furnxi v
j- "T". 1
Itte rails. SDlttea auu vica uocu u w"-.ro
7 v tv Frank
he temporary track around the Frank-
vn cottage at Elberon, N. Y., where
t'he late pre8ident Garfield died
We
-. , . - intention of
Mri
Byron to baild, on bis beautitut grounas
at Long Branch a Garfield cabin, to be
an exact imitation of the one in which
thp Prent was born. It is the inten-
I7 ,
tion or tne possessor 01 mo
rails to have the rails cat into Email I
. , erwiti.tll e BDikes have
. . . . .. . i,,...
ti.em nickel plated, m order tnav tncy
1 I
may be used as souvenirs.
bneof the drawbacks of married life is
r hfl littla ones. For a Cold
sicsnesa 01 iuo ui.no wuw. - 1
" .
TO cannot find a better remedy
Rnn Karlv
J - - -it aJd J0 1 fami,f
should be without it.
- . . ...
jonn i ivajuiuuu.
Notwith8taDdiDg the inetoncy of
tne weaher, there was a large attendanice
ftt the Ooera House last night to see the
u L-a in hi. lanhable
v . rn naMafjat
above named gentleman in his laughable
character of r'Fresb, the American.
The plot of the play amounts to very
little, and were it not Tor tne me ana
mirth imparted to it by Mr. Raymond
in his character of "Fresh," it would
Um TTnid .nd tiresome. In fact,
'id and tireBOme.
fact,
Tia ia the Play, ana
nonchaleDt g00(i humor lastnight which
g3emed to 8parkle and bubble up at all
times and under all circumstances, al
most involuntarily kept the audience
orerBowiog ithUghter from tbe mo-
appearance untU the
men-ui u vv ,
An-foin ilpcr.pnded noon the last act
r
His support was good, especially so with
m:.. Arrno. Prnctor. as Erema. the
u,.n w5th Parisian ideas."
. .
Point Caswell and Jhe Proposed
ion f Point Cas
Mr.JohnR, Paddison, of Point t,as.
wen, who u ---- --
Uhat the neonle of that flonrishing little
, . - Mt;AT, nt t,ft
town are all anve on vne Hui
i mtirn nri n i mtvn uii luu uussw. w.
" , frftm Pojnt Caswell to
proposed railroad from Point Caswell Jto
uiinton, , iuucw, w w r--
between those two points. He says that
the trade of Point Caswell nas been ex-
. . iL t -
ceilent during tne montu oi
I . . f . 1 . A
an( that the prospests for the future are
very bright, facts we are glad to learn.
As for the proposed road fr,om Point
Caswell to Clinton, we look upon it as
one of. the wise projections of tho day.
The peeple of this city are deeply inter-
Csted in its success, if they could but be
I m ' . t. ill
raade to realize the tact, it win open up
a beautiful section of ocuntry wbicn nas
hitherto been entirely without -railroad
facilities, and will pour down into Will
mington an immense amount of trade.
. . . t i .ix
We have been all through that section
of country and know something of its
resources, as well as of ita practical re
quirements.
The road can be built, and
itghould be built
Hit.
Th. Cain Tn.TlilT
Thcrainandsleot which commenced
falling here yesterday evening ana set-
- -1.1
tUii into steady rain this morning, has
heen onite ireneral. extending from Pen-
- af
L CU-
.aiaW Pla. to Washineton. D. C. The
- I
W VW mm, - J O '
greatest velocity of wma nas oeen at
Hatteras f of course) where it blew, from
Southeast, at the rate o! 40 miles per
hour. At Sraithville it blew at the rate
of 25 miles per hour and at 11 o'clock,
thUforenooo.it had the "-".oc
U this citj lor a short time. The gale
was abating when tnis was oemg wrrneu.
Th storm has been general throughout
a
the Southern portion of the country, but
has beea the heaviest at Charlotte,
this .State, where the rainfall amounted
... .
to 8.l00 of an inches, in tms city
.mooted to 6W0O of . iach. The
i. now searlr orer ia thn sectioo,
and Is etidently p8iDg Borthward to
wards the Late region.
; '! I list or Letters.
Tbe follow ing Is a list of lh Mters re
uiaining uuclaitnfeJ in the City IVtttottlca
Wednesday, VmH, 1:
A Sosaa Ashe, A C Abrams.
B Buck Dos well. J L Bender, Bryan
Barlow, Bertha Bataon, A S Bartiey," II
Burr, Isaac Baskin, J l Blood worth, M
C Bower, Nrah Boudinot, Rotert
Bowdec,' Robert Brockett, ReT Samuel
Burney - v"r .1
C A S ChUdsr Charlotte Campbell,
Jno Cowan, (2; ThQ5'B CUrk, Andrew
D-Anoa Devsnet 0 Dudley, Kdward
Daniel, F A Dew, Chfirlolte Davis,
Mattie Davis, Jak Dewy, Safah E Kr-
erell7 ' V r,L , x-
f James run n, unouiu r arrow, .
M 1 arrow, lieoecca rosier, v icwr
yialAop WnaVtintrtnn (J Fprirna.
; u.ttl "-.r ' V, I. ' I
i f : : t llnw.;inn nBro tlonwrrt
Amelia Gallowav.
Ii Hans J llolt, Anay u uowra,
Y v E ta5 to Thomai
m w w m - i w mm i r i . a 11 i aai i a. m m a a mm m a ua
Berring, W C Hearts, Edward B Holt.
J g;nrJ Johnson, Eli James.
la James Lowery. OT Lewis, Kate
- . v . j n rrn. I
T.ansla. Phebe Looker, R B Leakly.
I ai",-. m .
MWash Mo3ely, ausan MCJoy,
Mnrrav E E
(2y L McCrady, James
jjoore j P Martin. (2) SVajtWaMc-
ar T O al..; OX VMnoinift Mr. I J-
Koy, G W McFarland, Ella Martin,
I . ... Tit ft m ffL Ht
Benj Memu, vvm mwun, ia v
Farland;
Neil ,
t aanrtra Ppamon. JO Phillies.
igaae Ph'air. C H Petteway, W,A
D.u. t? t oil
"J-"t A;. " , Kyi
T-" A 1iamtn 1 Ann i KAr
R V A Rieman. John Robertson, S
E Rice, Emma Rhone, Tamer Robert-
son. a.j o:-.J
B- Anarew oiewart, .Aounw o
. n ,n t m a:.u i
son, George Anna o wan, w o i
John Sheridan. Jno aweeney. oames
Swawn, Jno Sykes, Jno Smith. Ldzzie
Sinletary, J Sloan, Shepard Saul,Thos
R bmitn, J en sterling.
a. " tf r . I
T William incKer, lownsenu,
T7i,v,Ktl, TwUi. ciftmnAl Thornton
yD P Watters, JITrancis Wilkins,
Geo B Wood, Josephene Williams,
Johnson Wiggs, Samuel Walker, Wil
- "?,7 " !
Y R B Yadely, B B Yeakely.
pr 8 -ow for wters in above list
pleftge gariadTCTti8ed"; not claim-
ed in 30 U 8ent to
Qflj Washington, D. C.
t tjutmit
dead letter
e. e. brink, p. m.
vttm t "VT Umm f Unntv
vvnmingwjn, ncvf AuAwei wuuvj,
TOE MAILS.
The maili close and arrive at the City
Po.t Office Mw. ;
Northern through malla 6.16 p. m
Northern through and way i
malla. ... 6:40 a. m.
j Balelgh.. - 6i
Oftices between Hamlet and i
Raleigh....... ......... ...........7.80 p. m.
Mails for the M. U.W sum-.-
Plrcd, at. 6:40 a, m. and 6.30 pjn.
raaUi for aU potnta
aouui, aauy.o.uu p.,u,. u t-.
Western malls (0 OR') daily
TeentanndaTi. 7:30 p. m.
r i a -
Mail for Oheraw'& Darling- r J
8:00 p. m
i Mali tor oointa oetweeu mum
i Charleston 8:00 p m
Fayetteville, and offices on
fkna Fear River. Tuesdays.
p,.-. , '.i-oO-d.
m.
I - . , .........
p.vetteville Lmberton,
ally, except Sundays....... 7.80 p. m.
Onidow O. H. and mtemedi-
d0e76.oo . m.
SmUnTille oy ateam-
boat, daily, (except Snn-
days)....... 8.80 a. r
VjfaUa fft' KOI Hill. LOWn
"7.. " ' r ,tt.
Creek, Shallot te and Littla
Birer, S.O., every rues-
day and Friday at 8:00 a. m.
opkk fob dkltyebt.
Northern throagh i and way
mans......... .ov un mv. -
Soathern Malls.7:0o p. m. and 7.80 a.m.
colm Central Railway...... 8:80 a. m.
- 8tamp Office open from 8 a. m. to 12
!H J" - Zl "rZi
I mmw-A mm afamn r.fiflAA ' . v-
General delivery open from oayitgnt
0; d Baadw. . Iwa-aao
Mjalg ooikctad from street boxee every
W VaW. - Ma
day at 4:00 P.m.
I- m . . ' .
8tampe for sale to small quaatmea m
I JmmY " " " 17
I 1 1 u V i -n. n nffiu ia
gene1 7 w f -
Quarterly Meetlnrs
For the Wilmington District of the
Methodist E. Church, bouth.
first round.
""J dr? Feb 11-12
cliBtOT .t jotnMn', Chapei, Feb 18-19
Cokesbury, at Bethany, . i? eo d-o
I Coharie Mission, at Wesley Chap-
B m - 1 aT mm. mmm JaT
el, ' - MArtih 1U l2
in .t fi(,barton . March 18-19
--The District Steward will meet
..I . - . . .t . rst V.
u wuramgiona. me Prw i60
F ront Bt-"a
on
R. O-lBrjXTOJr.
PresidiBfcTlHisr.
31 i; 626
pxportt.Forelsn.
Swedbh barqueitine Svithgodt Wich.
man, cleared at this port to day for Glas
gow with 432 casks spirits and 2.500 bar
rels rosin; shipped by Messrs Alex.
Sprunt & Son, and Nor, barque Ja
Christiansen, cleared for London with
4,750 v barrt-ls r?in, thipjtd by Messrs
D. R. Murchison Co.-
New Advertisements
fc-JarK I WaitVS LRSt,
7
flK RNCD H. FAtJ
eew k) ra i .ecaired atHfelN iaaOEiVA
. . ,4
T7AMILY BIPIH. PiATEH AND
Hi MI Oold Pe d PenPia,
at
P ? 4:
.
th assy Iau::mnt t' an, at
UBINSBEBOKR'S,
: JwSO . Liv Book and Kusic Store.
r "
Valentines.
TlUNG'8 BEAUHFDL AND ASTI6-
T10 yAue9TiNS3 that give delight to
the eye tad joy to th beirt. We atH nose
of thole vile aod laauHirg jomlc Va'ea
Uses tiat have heretofore been an eyesore
i 'i - ': . -r
to decency and a ciagr'ca to the oat torn,
O. W- YATES,
jaa30 Rookeeller-and Btationsr
ADrnn
HOUSE,
vr&HH
y
One Night Onlt, Thursday, February a.
iaa i ,W . I
The Funniest Play in the World-
. I .. !
Engagement of the Young Heroic Actor,
Who wDl appear in this City in tine
world renowned Play, entitled
Across the Continent l
Supported by the charmtng Ac trees '
Miss KATE BYRON.
AN ENSEMBLE OF TWENTY ARTISTS
333 Laughs in one Play ! The Funniest
Play in the World ! ,
T l i. An.jKt. C . 1 1
xZJuS&ZXT.
1 . . . .... I .
J(jHK tr&nux ia nis specialties. jcaaier
OIIAS. HOQEN, in his imitations of
PatKooney.
Sale of Seats commenced at Dyer's this
(Monday) morning. jan oO 3t :
OPERA HOUEa
THE DRAMATIC EVENT OF MANY
SEASONS 1
Friday and Saturday Feb. 3 and 4.
i. Ilatlnee, Batnrday, a r. n.
Frank Mayo,
" - a
SnpportedBy the Largest Legitimate Dram-
auC company xraveiiuiK 1
FRIDAY EVENING,
February 3d.
Richelieu.
GALA MATINEE, SATURDAY, at 3 p. m.
for Ladies and Children. Price 25c A 60c
TilJb llc.AU iir uii T1Ifr.rT A t
LOVE 8TORY, llluUftlAK.
l- AND 1 "! v
SSuf'Davy Crockett.
Sale of Seats commences Tuesday morn
ing, at Dyers'. Usual prices.
jan 30-st '
Brochet Shawls,
s
INflLE AND REVERSIBLE, Just ree'd.
The prices range from $12 to $16.50. This U
ne of the most useful wraps.
LARGE NICE BLANKETS,
MARSEILLES SPREADS,
CRD3 SPREADS, CRIB BLANKETS.
NEW NECK WEAR, embracing a variety
Ofjuatsucb things as the Lad i? will ad-
mlre. ..-.
CARPETS-CORNICE CURTAiHS.
The price are J C3T RIGHT, aVyou w 111
find on examination. " '
A few Cloaks and Dolmaiis Utt will te
sold very cheap. .
t P . tVl . tVl c I ntire.
MARTIIl'S VACCWe VIRUS.
North Carouxa Mewt. jouai.
A.OESCT IOR 1K2 SoCTHrKS Statks
TJ-RESB: AND ACTIVE VACCINE from
the renowiied establish ment of Dr. lTeory A.
Marti, fornlahed la targe or amall nnarf!i
Uea. ThU vaccine to warranted to take In
ail primary casesV
7 Lancet Points for $1.00 :
15 do do 2.00 r
Each lancet point wm Tacclaate one per-
Order by telegraph or maQ win receive
pn.mptau.naon.
ran 25-tf aae ; Wilmington. N. O
Perscsahtias ccsst b aTot
SLt4 It la eavvdaiiy aad 4;wf?iUrlf
9t e KdifWdoe not alwsyt erdnrf
ta tta dltorlal ootTitn.
GLOBS-SALOO?J;
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WILL SAIL FROM NEW YORK.
Bverv WEDKBOAY aad SATURDAY I
at 3 o'ccr, P. U. . I ;. .v
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BENEFAOrOB.....tThnrid.y, Jno.ty 56
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BEQULaTOB... Satardsy, February 11
Through Bills Laiax ind. Lew: St
Through Hatsi ga"nt-ei to aou frns
Points la Kofth aad 8 u'h Curoliai.
For Freisrat F:a.T3io ap?-,1
TOOS. 12. BO.V D, Kc?V
TQEO. Q. EQER, Preibt Arest, I ,
, W, Broadway. Sew York.
WM. P. CLYDE A (70.,
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Jan 26-tf ;
Qen'l Agentif
FALL AND WINTERS GOODS
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fflHB BEST ASSORTED BTOC& EVER
brought to thia city, -ith an tho uuitzfcv
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Satin Aiarveilleux, Batin de Lyon, Rhad
amer t Parraha, Brocades, KoireAn- .
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COLORED BLACK AKD rILLUMirJA3
TED CASHMERES.
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PlalCs ia ecdleas variety, PMramettuie,
Prirges snd Trimntir) ga,W bite Ooodi.J 'r
Hotuakesplag Oocdi, 1 r
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D01LMAN5, CLOAKS AND
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Men andBoy' War, Flanstl Hariio Ua
derwear. Hosiery. Glove,
V ittces aad Muga,
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Staple & Domestic GoodsJI
la saort feverytr-in Je;i tb't Warrad
to'cim P ia prie d qcalit , tt ay n ia
plejroia rali LVair. VJ.fy.";', - '. -,J
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