JOSH. T. J !HK,
uncf inR PAin.
5 CO 8U iscnthf, S3 50 ; Three
J1' nB month. 60 oents.
h. delivered dv carriers.
or U cents per wee,
raw, j - lifccrg.
drtrttsi report any end
wto rsceivelheir papers regularly.
Advertisements.
T1
lain Sciatica. Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness or the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Soro Throat, Swell
inqs and Sprains, Burns ana
' Scalds,' General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headaohe, Frosted
Feet end Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches,
o rrTr.nka 0T1 fnb eJ1,al8 St. Jacobs Oih
m tafe.sur, simple and cheap External
IUukkIt. A tril pnta but tb eomprtlTe!y
frfliur out!r of 50 Ont1, and eTery oneiuffer
iv wtrb ra3 'USlT9 cheap ad poiitlT proof
r its fUiicj.
fiOLD BY ALL EETJGGISTS A3JD DEALESS
IN 1IEDICINE.
A. VOGELER & CO.,
EaUimoret2ldV8.JL
HER CASE WAS AH INTERESTING
STUDY-
LnTLSTo, X. C, Nov. 10, 1881.
Mrs. Jok Person.
Dear Madam: I commenced last Jan
aary to use your timers ana wasn on our
Artie daughter Annie, aged twelve years,
ifor Scrofula, with a tendency to White
Swelliog, the, physician Bald. At the
time I commenced using your Bemedy
he waa very much reduced in fleuh, com
plexion i allow, -appetite poor, limbs very
roach swollen, bones enlarged, with two
frightful sores on ber left leg near the an
kifl. After using the Remedy a week or
two I could see a cbaDge, a I then
thouzht.for the worse. The sores discbar
ged copiously a yellow corruption, some
times running In a stream! to the floor in
spite oi the linens. But fueling encoura
ged by your letters I persevered and after
U3og the Remedy a while longer her
strength was greatly improved, her appe
tite good and complexion much improved
Those symptoms encouraged me, but the
flow of corruption continued for several
months, and not until ber general health
was greatly Improved did the tores begin
to heil. First the swelling began to de
crrai below the knee,and continued grad
ually downward, and whenit nearly reach
cd the sores they began to heal. In the
meantime the leg from the ankle half
way to the knee became covered with run
ning pimples, in fact the leg bad become
almost a solid sore. After this the sores
sealed rapidly. The worst one, on the in
step, healed entirely, the other to the size
di a nve cent piece, and it bas remained
io that condition ever since, which has
been several months ago. For a month
or more it bas not discharged at all? and
looks sometimes now as if it was entirely
well A a Blood Purifier and Tox.ic I
thick it superior to anything I ever tried.
If you could have seen mv daughter when
be commenced using your Hemcdy, and
now, you would hardly believe her to be
the same child Last January neuly
every one thought she would die Thou
she was a living skeleton, now she is fat
and rosy. Her case was an ictereslic
ody from the time she commenced your
Remtdy. I can most heartily and cheer-
folly recommend it to be what yon claim
for it. - Wishing you every success with
your undertaking, and with manjrtbanka
for the benefits we have received from ycur
medicine, lam, very respectfully,
; MRS, R. J. ALLEN
The Remedy is for sale in Wilmington
by PR. W. H. GREEN. feb 17
MARTHi'S VACCINE VIRIK.
KoatH (olcta Hkdicax. Jouknal
i AGxirCT TOK THX SOTJTHKKSr STATES
jpBXSH AND ACTTVfi TACCINE from
renowaed establishment of Dr. Henry A.
rtla. furnished in large or small quantl-
This vaccine IsTi&aiTflited to.take In
W primary cases. "V
7 Lancet Poiatslbr $1700 x ,
15 do do " 2.00
Isncet point will vaccinate one p er
ica. Orters by telegraph or mail wIU receive
prompt attention.
, ' THOMA8 E. WOOD,
l8&-tf n&c' Wilmington, if. O
THE ...'COMMERCIAL H 0TL
RPATRKD AND ENTIRELY Befitted,
m a mv2,w Pen for the reception of PaR
D TRANSIENT GUESTS,
till I .rt m4de l? & satisfaction. Spe
Wtateslor IUguli?Tjoarder.
I3rtitri SCHLOSS, Proprietor
uZur tClMBMoemattaehfd. I
FOR
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BHSDB&TlSffl;
VOL. VI
LOCAL NEWS.,1
NEW ADYEttTISEMKiTS.
JsoJHedbick Bargaiug
Ceoxlt fc Mobbis Jfruit at Auction
i f j
F M Aoof-iixiDoniico and Masquerade
Ball
. t . .
HEissBEROERPopular Sheet Maic
C W Yateb Always on liand i
Dn Tiios F Woojy-Martift'r Vaccina Vlrupj
New moon to-night titp:35 o'clock, j
, a, . . ,
The storm algnai wa3 displayed to-day
Vulgarity is selfishness in a jcrude
torm. -
You can now bry a very nice pair of
ebad for 81- I
Nor. barque Christine, Jensen, hence.
arrived atlireme Feb. 12th.
Barque Saga, Johnson, sailed from
Gerstemunde, Jan. 30th, for this port.
'Z Barque ioZJteejiHadland, sailed
from Maaeliua, Jan. 3l8t for Jtbis port.
Barque San Juan, Bache.'-from Lon-
don for this port, passed Deal Fb. 1st.
Schooner Cocheco, Seaward, sailed
from Baltimore Jan. 15th, for this port.
It is said that the bite ot the festive
bed bag is a cure for rheumatism; no
cure, no pay. I
"One must be poorjto know the luxury
of diving." That may be bo, but we
think anybody can enjoy tho luxury of
giving his fellow-sufferer a bottle of Dr.
BulPs Cough Syrup to cure his cough.
There was a pretty stiff
breeze, about
half a gale, blowing last night from the
Southwest.
The Grand Jury yesterday visited the
Poor House, House of Correction and
County Jail. . i
Sheriff Manning returned to the city
last night from the lorth, after a pro
tracted absence
It ij strange, but nevertheless true,
that a dog can keep up hik pants without
the use of suspenders. I i
. . I p
Pop corn is said to be a sure remedy
for nausea, and cranberries make a good
poultice for erysipelas. -1 I
Good oak wood sells for 75 cents a
load. Ash or maple can be bought from
CO to 70 cents a load.
. The farmers and truckers io this sec
tion are all now as busy as bees prepar
ing for the new crops.)
. j -
The estimate is, that if men or
women live to be 72 ! years old, they
pass at least 24 years in sleep.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black
fish Hooks and Lines. A fall assort
men t and lowest prices at Jaoobi's. f
At 3 o'clock this afternoon the ther
mometer jn this office! registered 74 de
grees, which is just two (degrees below
Summer heat. j
The ladies of St. Thomas Church will
hold a Festival on next Monday evening
in Germania Hall. There will be music,
dancing and'refreshments.i
Nort barque Abraham Skalle, Greg
ersen, and Br, barque Greol'ge Davis,
Mallroy, arrived at Liverpool, Feb. 14tb;
the latter lost sails and received other
damage on the passage.
The beautiful ground moss is in bloom
in the woods near the city, the fly traps
are above '.ho ground and the fragrant
yellow jessamine is in bud, while the
grass is green everywhere!
Beautify your nomes by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
ranted. Sold only at J aoobi's. t X
- i . .
Prof. Agcstini's grand masquerade
ball will surely take place this evening
at Germania Hall. Masks may be had
at Brown fc Roddick's, and dominoes
from the Manager, from whoni tickets
may also be procured. j .
The i Igg of the Wilmington girl o
the. are small, tapering, and beautifully
shaped, her 1 1 are as beautiful as the
and she is without a her frown is a f,
and her figure excites 1 ! I of surprise and
a hankering - her.
An excursion party froirSmithyille
is expected here to morrow. They have
chartered the steam yacht Passport for
tha occasion, and a large number are
expected to attend. It is to be given
for the benefit cf the al. Y.J Church a-
Smithville. - . ' s
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
Bi'a for Sash. Blinds and Doors.! llass.
ic. You caa gat all ixes' aB at the
lowest prices.
t
WILMINGTON, N. Cj,fFRIDAY. FEBRUARY
- Knights or FjtMasi i
The Twelfth j Annual Meeting of the
Grand .Lodge of Knights of : Pythias
convened in Goldsboro on Tuesday; last;
w 1th the followiog officers:
Grand Chancellor, J. A. Bouitz, of
Goldsboro. ' i';';: : ...
Grand V ice Chancellor, Chas. It. .Jonea.
ot Charlotte. J f ' '
Grapd , Prelate, J. T. Townsend, of
CumberlaHd county.
Grand Past Chancellor, John L. Dud
i ,i .....
ley, of Wilmington. .
, Grand Keeper of Records, and Seal,
J. W. I'hillips, of -Fayettevile.
1 Grand Master of Exchequer, R. T.
Stanlin, of FayeltevilleJ
Grand Masterjat Arms, H. C. Prem
pert, of Wilmington.
Grand Inner Guard, W. II. Gerkcn, of
WTilmiugton.
Grand Outer Guard, A. Edwards, of
Goldsboro.
The report of the Grand Chancellor
shows that since! the meeting of the last
session of the Grand Lodge, Lodges
were revived at iRaleigh and in Pamlico,
and a flourishing Lodge established at
Salisbury. Dispensations have also just
granted for the organization of two
other new Lodges one at Oxford, with
25 charter members, and another at New
ton Grove, in Sampson county, with 15
charter f members.
Tho Order khows a steady growth
within the jurisdiction, ( and the endow
msnt feature connected with it is like
wise growing in strength and popularity.
The financial condition of the Urder is in
a healthy condition. j
I Messrs J. H. ishultz, W. H. Gerken
andJ. C. Breswter were appointed a
sperial committee on the reports or the
Grand Chancellor and Keeper of Records
and Seal. -j
. The following constituted the several
atandiner committees during the session
of the Grand Lbdgo viz: I j
On Laws and Supervision Chas 'jR
Jones, J. J. Fowler and W. T. Hollo
well.
On Finance and
Mileage W.
H.
W
Gerken, J. . Moore
and George
Dewey.
On Appeals and Grievances John L-
Dudley, L, S. Overman and J .: C. Brew.
Bter. -. : ,;- ,-!:
On Credentials W. S. Farmer, J. H.
Shultz and J. C. Brewster.
On Printing and Supplies J. W.
Phillips, R. T. Scanlin and W. H. Col
lins. ' '
I On Foreign 'Correspondence J. W.
Moore, D. G. McRae and Chas. Dewey.
1 On State of the Order Thos. H. Sut
ton, Junius Slocumb and F. W. Foster.
Reports from the several standing
committees were read and accepted.
Col. Chas. R. Jones entertained the
Grand Lodge during the morning session
of Wednesday with an eloquent address
full of interesting and instructive sugges
tions touching the tenets, aims and pro
gress of the Order of Knights of Pythias.
The Committee on Constitution sub
mitted a new Constitution, thg was
adopted. ! - j; :
I Considerable legislation affecting the
good of the order was enacted. (
P.S. Representative W. H. Gerkin,
of this city, exemplified the secret work
of the older. ,
The following Grand Officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
J. H. Missilier, of Newbein, G. C.
H. C. Prempert, of Wilmington, G.
V.C. . I
J.T. Townsend, of Lilly's Grove,
G.
P. . ! .
R. T. Scanlin; of FayettevUle, G. M.
R. of E. ;
John L. Dudley, of Wilmington, G. K.
ot r. as. r !
J. C. Brewster, of Ralejgb, M. at A.
Robert Chambers, of Charlotte, G. I.-
G. .' rf;- ,f '
W, T. Hollo well, ot Goldsboro, G. Oj
g. ,;.r;. . .
Julias A. Bonitz, of Goldsboro, Sups
. PG. John J. Fowler was appointed
D. D. G, C.'of Stonewall Lodge, No. 1,
of thifcity, aid P. Cf John TV. Gerdts
was appointed D. D. G. C. of Germania
Lodge, No. 4,also of this city.
Col. Charles R.; Jones, of Charlotte,
delivered the closing address which was
considered, by those who bad the pleas
are of hearing him, as a very able effort.
, Every Lodge; in the State was repre
sentee and 7 quite, ja number of Past
Chancellors were in attendance. , j
Members of the order frem this section
of the, SUtoi 2ffho ;were in attendance,
ipsaX la .high tftrsiof ;ti cozritsj, re
ceived while in attendance upon the meet
ing of the Grand Lodge at Goldsboro,
not only from members of the order there,
but from the citizens generally. . - .-f :
The Grand Lodge adjourned to meet
io Wilmington on the second Tuesday in
February, 1883. I j
. -Tor HerriDSHYllle. r
The haiidsoas little steamer Lisbon ;
which has just been completed by Cap ;.
8. - W. Skinner, at the 6hip yard in the
lower part! of the city, will leave heilc
to morrow morning for Qerringsviile, in
Sampson county, with a tow of lighters.
HerriDgsville is at tho headwaters of
Black river, about 100 miles from this
city, and.Capt.' Skinner is confident that
he cau run regularly between the two
points. '
The Lhbon is a handsome little craft,
0 feet long, 13 feet wide and 3 feet
depth of hold, i She is a stern-wheel
boat, with doubly engines, and draws
about 12 inches when light, and can
therefore make herj way up almost any
watercourse. She is commanded by Capt.
K. Phillips, a steamboatman of much
experience, and is owned by Capt. S. W.
Skinner, who will also be the agent here
Eclipses This Icar.
In the year 1882 there will b two
eclipses of the sun, and a transit of Ve
nus over the disc of the sun:
I A total eclipse of the san, May 17,
not visible in America, the line of total
ity passing across Africa and Asia, and
risible a3 a partial eclipse in Europe.
II. An annular eclipse of the sun No
vember 10, not visible in America, the
principal phases being confined to the
southern portions of the Pacific Ocean.
III. Transit of the planet Venus over
the disc of the sun, on December ,
visible throughout the United States
There will be four contracts of tho cir
cular discs or limbs ot the sun and plan
et, namely, a first external contact of the
limbs, and then, after an interval of
about twenty-one minutes of time, the
second contact, or first internal contact
will take place. After an interval of
about six hours tho third contact or
second internal contact will take place,
and about twenty one minutes after the
third, the forurth contact or second ex
ternal contact will complete the transit
Llpplncotts Magazine.
LtippincotVs for March opens- with a
second paper on tho "Gulf Coast," by
Barton D. Jones, which is full of inter
est vnd novel information, while the il
lustrations are among the best that
have ever appeared in the Magazine.
"The Burping of Columbia," by S. H.
M. By era J who was a prisoner at that
place at the time of its capture, is a
singularly vivid account of the scenes
which came under the writer's' observa
tion, and ot his personal adventures. An
article on "Some Curiositiies of Super
stitution" is especially noticeable for the
similarity which it traces between mod
ernjspiritualism and individual necromaa
cy. There are some capital stories in
College Eating Clubs," by Henry A.
Beers. G. H. Pierce comments"" on
"Manners, Foreign and Domestic'
in a satirical vein. "Bread i or a
Stone" is a frontier sketch by
Helen Campbell, and "Washing
ton on the French Stage by Theodore
Child, catalogues the attempts made by
French dramatists to utilize incidents in
tho American Revelation- There is a
long instalment of "Stephen Guthrie," a
serial which is attracting much attention
"A Fair Confederate Among the Pines
by Fannyj Albert Doughty, is of course a
Southern love-story. 'Demoiselle
Daphne," by Mary Mather, gives pleas
ant glimpses of Norman peasant life; and
"A Breakfast Story," by W. H. Bliss
is very effectively told. Two short poems'
by William H. Howells and. Henrietta
R. Elliot, are sure to be widely copied.
The "Monthly Gossip" and "Literary
Notices" complete a list of contents
which is unusually varied, and which in
cludes nothiBg that is not readable and
entertaining. . I
Mr. C. TV. Braun, in Eureka Springs,
Ark., thinks it pays to follow cood ad
vice, and sends the following item, pub
lished in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
I had been a sufferer with Dyspepsia for
the past three years. Ad vised by a friend,
I used Hamburg Drops. At oaoe, after
the first dose, I experienced relief. I
continued its use for one month and
found myself completely cured. There
are so many suffering with indigestion
that my advice to such would be: Do
as I have done take the Hamburg
Drops aid get cored.
17, 1882. NO. 41
The receipts ot cotton at , this port to
day foot up 81bales.
II. A. Bags, Esq., Chairman of the
Board of .County Commissioners, pays an
official . visit to the Poor House this
afternoon.
There were but two cases before the
Mayor this morning, and thole were for
a jfailure to pay license tax. The cases
were dismissed on payment of the tax.
i ,
There have been lots of (our country
cousins in town thit week and the river
is alive with timber rafU, whichtied one
to another sometimes reach far out into
the stream.
We ar8 indebted to the1 Goldsboro
Messenger and to Mr. W. H. Gerkin for
the report of tho proceedings of the
Grand Lodge of K. of P., published else
where in this issue.
Schooner J ulia Elizabeth, Ingram,
arrived here to-day, from Nassau, with
a cargo of W. I. fruit, which will be
sold at auction to-morrow by Messrs '
Cronly & Morris.
;
The river is again swelling. The
water was rising slowly at Fayetteville
when the steamers lef there yesterday
morning. At that time there was about
20 feet of water on the shoals.
i
Mr. J. L. C room has leased the build
ingj on North Water Btreet, recently
joccupied by Mr. R. F. Eyden, deceased,
and will open there on March 1st,, with
a full stock of groceries and liquors
The entire time of the Criminal Court
was occupied to day in the hearing of
one case, which had not been decided at
our close. The testimony had been
heard but the arguments had not been
made. - I
Thera have been about 75 rafts of
timber sold in this market this week.
Some of these, however, were small
rafts, from the South and Coharie rivers,
in Bladen and Sampson counties.
The 'delegates t o fcthe "Grand Lodge
of Knights of Pythias, in session
at Goldsboro this week, as well as
the visiting members front this city, re
turned here this morning.
Now Advertisements.
Fruit at Auction.
TXSCHR. JULIA ELIZABETH, . just
arrived from Nassau, N. P., Oranges, Ban
anas, Pineapples, Cocoanuts. fcc. on to
morrow. (Saturday) at Fruit Wharf, at
11 rt1rtTr A TUT '
' , CRONLY & MORRIS,
feb 17-lt i Auctr's
The Domino
jfND MASQUERADE BALL will take
place at Germania Hall THIS (FRIDAY)
EVENING. Masks can be had at Brown &
Roddick's, and Domlnos of the undersigned,
j ' . f
of whom Tickets for young gentlemen and
married people, who are on the list, can be
procured. Subscription, Masquers, Gentle,
men, $1. Ladies complimentary. Admis
sion, Spectators, Gentlemen, i 50 cents.;
Ladies. 25 cent r F. M. AG03TINI,
feb 17-lt j Manager.
Bargains.
fJlO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING1 Stock,
1 am offering great bargains in Fancy Arti
cles. A Urge stock of Ladies Silk and Lace
Ties, Silk and L. C. Handkerchiefs, Ham
burg Trimmings, White Goods, Linen Colr
lars, etc. Get' Slk Tiea and Scarfs , Tery
cheap. Also, Gents' Col'd Border IL 8.
Handkerchiefs. CZZ3
The ladle? are advitetl that I now tutve
every size of the celebrated Coralioe Corset.
iebl7-tf JSO I If. UK DRICK
Popular Sheet Music,
w
HEN THJE LfiATf a HfiOlJf to Tara.
in the OIaAicig.
B!?e Xlaxtiaa Wa'.-z. I
Pfai;dipbi Glad ffil x.
; or sale at ! '
lIBIff -BURGEE'S.
Pianos l and Organs,
CHEAP 'Fovm-noao HK KA8T
laatalnajtplaa, t t I
Circulating Library
fJlHE ONLY CIRCULATING LIBRARY
In the City; 15 cent per week; SO cents per
month; $L25 per quarter, $1 per annum
in advance. , j ,... . .
Best 5c and 10c Cigar la the market
i . Call and tee me, , .
feb 18 HARRW NEWS PEPOT.
Va wKl tf lad to reoeiva 5taiatalat!a
frota wr frf ends oa txj a3 'all rtteetoT
c fc cr sze wrlicr kw alrayt be f
nit hai ti ditr ...-. j (
MsSdof tie paWr. ! 1
FerscaallUei taest ba avoU4
And It u espedialiy aad pfjrtrs laxly under i
staM thit tbd Edllrw dVea tot always esdors
ib Tiirs ot eorrsspoadeau cn!&&s taittt
In taa dltorial ooiai ni.; ,
T 1 1 A V E J CST R1IC i rTDby Exnrfe5. J
f. a iferr b?ant!fa! Irvt n Vmniurr fiatta..
I will receive ty Steamer Vllcffulator" the
iirsi, opricg uaxs ana lion nets. , , . I Y
I have secured "the A pency of the Imij
versal rashion t'ompany's patterns, wbica
can te had on very reasonable terms. -1
I ; I-pectful!y,
- , i : MIES K. KARRER,
feb IS r t- Kxchanj Corner
-- . .
"-a
4 vi
V9
: and Sugar
1 AA Htd?. and Bbls n4w '
iUU CUBA MOALSSE3,
100 Bbls Keflned suoak.
1200 Lt:' Gocl FL0UU ,
ZrT Orders will be filled at lowest raar
ket rates.
feb IS
J9
Office Tax Collector, el
I City cf Wilminfirton, N. C. ;
( ; - February 15th, 1SS3.
!, Notice...
rjlHE SALE OF REAL ESTATE, hr tae
City Tax oij.lSSl, will begin on MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 20th, 1 882, at 12 o'clock, at
the Court House door. All persons Inter
ested must pay before' that date to avoid
the ADDITIONAL cost of salo. ,
HENRY SAVAGE,
1 Tax Collector
feb 10 St
WHITE GOODS, LACES,
1 NEGK WEAR, SC.
JUST RECEIVE D jVHITE and Brown v
Linen Thread for Embroidering purposes,)
all sizes. ' I
CORSETS In good Styles. !
THE TOWELS shown in such variety
the past fewyys, are selling freely, the
prices are right. I
Closing out CLOAKS, DOLMANS and:
1 -I I
ULSTERS at very low figures.
CARPETS, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS,
a good assoitment. ' ' .: " . .
LACE CURTAINS the largest stoek of
such goods in the State. .
m. PiS.-clhtire.
fob 16
Always on Hand
QGMPLHTE Vim O i
BCnOOL AND BLANK B.OQK9,"
StatloEery, Gold Pens, Album i Ac, ,
: I-'-"-. :' '- . v , : '.-'
A cent far tie Celebrated Decker Plsaof
: G. m, YATES, I
i
fib 11
Bookseller and Btasiensr
AKaffer, PriceZ& Co,m
MANUFACTURERS AND DiALtRS IN
: K - V -:.
WINDOW SASHES A?iD 6U0S
DGOHS. FRAMES. MAHTLES.
p8"QULDl?JG BRACKETS, &c.
MILL YARD AND OFFIci, I ' i
..... ...., . 1
Jaa SO- , Foitof Walnnt Htrecfi 1
I 81500 R evard.
WE WILL PAY TiiS AUOViS reward
for aav ca of Lirer Coopliat Djs-1
pejwia, 8ick Oedaoi I:iifetlcn, I cnsti
natlon or Ccet rtcets we c.utiot oorewita
West's Vegtall Llrer itla, wiiea t!u di
iecti!5trs are rtrtstlr oraplid with. The
4rrBrsir Vesetatit. aad aover fail t? ?ive
i.ufctioa. tsarir coated. Ltrgy fcoi
ooiiUlciis? -33 Pills, 25 j&suu. ' icr ula qy
all DrajrU. Ilasr&ro oi OiaterLJtj aad
ImlUtloBs. ' -The tren-Ms t:anaf4St?ir64 onljr j
by OHN O .WEtjr M d) rZho Pill Ha- j
' 131 4 V7 slaiur-n. -1, Liiietzo
Fref triil r"'Vi ty r. ll -wpaid on
receipt ot a:5ect , o' JWAwly
COSMOPOLITAM CAIt AfiD RES- 1
TAUnAHT.
, JOHN CARROLL, Prop;
Bouth sldeMarke: Etreef, Wflmington, N.cj
fTTHE BAR U supplied with the best
1 Whiskies, VVM!st ricer. Champagnes,
Sc.' Cigars of the flntsi grades always! on
hand. At thi iiesUuraut can be fimml the 1
finest Oysters brocit 17 this market, which
are served la any stjld fifslml. ' Families
-mm