tars PAPfca
wr ftwno, Baadaya
ncBllTlOKS.poaAGK PAID.
JZlStt Sixnontas, $250 Three
M th fl 25 Oae month, 60 cents.
7, will be delivered byearrierf,
,f ebirr;e, in .ay p "
rWiU rate. low .liberal
,iare, to reeelTe their pg.pcr regular! j.
dyertisementa
fflEGROHV
RHOTAT
Inia. Sciatic. Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness or the Chest,
Gout, Quins, Soro Throat, Swell
ings and Sorains, Burns and
Scalds, 'General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headac'm, Frosted
fee, and Ears; and ell other
Pains and Aches.
Vi) rrrV'ta artU equals Et. Jacom Oil
aafe,rr, simple and ehtnp Kxtecual
BiWt A trial eMails but the comparatively
frifliiiz'mrfl' f 50 (nts, and every onosnffer-
fi rjh pais ran har-j cheap and potitira proof
af"ia tlainis.
J)irctii)Bi in Eleven Lanstiages.
80LD BY ALL PRUGGI3T3 AND DEALERS
IN ZIEDI0J.HE.
A. VOGELER & CO.,
Baftimore. .2rZ. JJ.8.JL
HER CASE WAS 'AM INTERESTING
STUDY
Littleion, N. C, Nov. 10, 1881.
Mm. Joe Person.
Dear Madam: I commenced last Ja"n
wry to use your Bitters aod Wash on our
little daughter An nie. aged twelve years,
for Scrofula, with a tendency to White
Swelling, the- pbyaician said. ,:.At. the
timel comtaenwd nlng your Bemedy
she was very liuch reduced in flesh, com
pletion sallow, appetite poor, HtXiba very
much twallen, bones enlarged, with two
frightful sores on her left leg near the an
kle. After UBhag the Remedy a week or
two I could see a change, as I then
thought.for the worse. The sorea dischar
ged copiously a yellow corruption, some
times runsing In a stream! to tbe floor in
pite of the linens. But freling encoura
ged by your letters I persevered and after
uslogthe Remedy a whilo longer her
strength was greatly improved, her appe
tite good and complexion mveh improved.
Those symptoms encouraged me, but the
flow of corruption continued for several
months, and not until her general health
was greatly Improved did the isores begin
to he.il. First the swelling began to de
crjane below the knee, and continued grad
ally downward, and when it nearly reach
ed the sores they began to heal. In the
meantime the leg from tbe ankle half
way to the knee became covered with run
ning pimples, in fact tbe leg had become
almost a solid sore. After this the sores
healed rapidly. The worst one, on tbe in.
tep, healed entirely, the other to the size
of a fie cent piece, audit has remained
in that condition ever since, which has
been several months ago. For a month
ci more it has not discharged at all, and
looks sometimes now as if it was entirely
well. As a Blood Purifier and. Tcnic I
think it superior to anything J ever tried.
If you could have seen my daughter when
ahe commenced using your Hemedy, and
now, you would hardly believe her' to be
the same child , Last January Dearly
very one thought she would die. Then
she was a living skeleton, now ehe ia fat
and rosy. Her case was aa interestio"
study from the time she commenced your
Remedy, I can most hear tily and cheer-
fully recommend it to be what you claim
for it. Wishing you every success with
your undertaking, and with many thanks
for the benefits we have received from your
medicine, I am, very respectfully,
MRS. R. J. ALLEN.
The Remedy is for sale in Wilmington
by DR. W.H. GREEN. feb 17
'MARTIN'S VACCINE VI RU : .
Kokth Carolina Medical Jouknai.
aoexct for thb seitthebx states
pRESH AND ACTIVE VACCINE from
t&e renowned establishment of Dr. Henry A.
Martin, furnished tn large or small quaati
t'e. This vaccine is warranted to take in
11 primary cases.
7 Lancet Points for $1.00
15 do . do 2.00
ch lancet point will vaccinate one per-
Orders by telegraph or mall will receive
rrompt attention. ;
. THOMA8 F. WOOD,
.JPfifl-tf nae WUmlnrton. N. O
THE C0FJ1MER0IAL HOTEL.
TTTtnT7T XT T-44a4
BaVSSS Pn for the reception of PJ R
T AND TRAN8LENT GUESTS,
ilf ort ttade to give satiafaeUon. Spe
raU. or Kerular Boarders. -n.
' M. 8CHLOS8, Proprietor
10 CUw Bir Row .attetJw.
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VOL. VI VyiLlillNGTON, N. C, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1882 NO 44
LOCAL NEWS.
New AuvEKTisEiiEjf'ra.
Alex gpijuni i 80s Ship Notice
HEisrsiwr 2B-rMusical Iustrumenta
J O Whiie To Subscribers Tclepkono
Excharge
OW Yates Frames and Mouldin
1)R Trios F WooD-Martla'A'atclne Virus
The off-shore storm signal is displayed
to day.
t
The receipts ol cotton at tkia port to-
ay foot up 161 bales.
Ger. barque' Prospero, Kreuzieu,
hence, arrived at Hamburg Feb. 18th.
Schr. Ellen Tobin. Rose, eailed from
New Bedford, Feb. 17th, for this port1
A grocer in the southern section of the
city received nn order yesterday for "one
pound of McErony." 1 "J
pound
When the aesthetic craze adopts knee
breeches it cau.be eeen upon what slender
foundations society rests. ,
fish Hooks and Line3. A fail assort-
ment and lowest prices at Jacobi's. t
The ladies are wearing little gold
tuning forks for hafrv pins. iwhich indi
cates that "there's music in the hair."
Nor. barque Harmonic, Jensen, clear
ed at this port to-day for London, with
3,529 barrels rosin, shipped by Messrs.
Paterscn, Downing & Co. '
Under the microscope a hair fchas
rongh edges like a rasp. No ! wonder
then that a young man's mustache of tern
tickles a girl's nose.
There is much talk abou altering the
oyster law. They are now sold by the
bushel, and the proposition 13 to sell
them by" the hundred. . i
It i3 stated that breakfast caps for
young ladies are tbe latest fashion; and
- M I1
conversely, faehionble young ladies are
the latest at breakfast- '
xerrlbie L03S of Life- ,
Millions of rats, mice, cats: bed bugs.
roaches, lose their lives by collision with
"Rough 6n Rats." . Sold by I druggists,
15c." ''lii
Hens .scratch up flower beds only
when they are barefooted. That's, why
people run out and ' -shoo" the liens to
keep 'em from doing damage. t
1 u
yhere was only one case, which was
for disorderly conduct, before the Mayor
this morning, and that was discharged.
We suppress the name of the guilty
party by request. '
Mr. Haney will be iU charge of the
Signal office here for the next ten or
twelve days, while -Mr. McGann, the
officer in charge, goes to Norfolk, Ta.f
on a short visit to his friends and rela
tives there. . -!j -
Beautify your nomes by using the N
Y. Enamel Paint, ready mixed and
ranted. Sold only at Jacobi's.
The German" given last evening in
Rankin Hall complimentary to Mrs. A.
Pope was largely attended and was a
yery brilliant affair. The only drawback
was in the fact that the room was rather
small tor the unusually large number as-
sembled. 1 '
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This has been a fearfully disagreeable
day. The streets are very dry and the
windhas been blowing a gale from th0
Southwest, filling the eyes and nose ancl
mouth with dust and making pedestrian
ism an exceedingly difficult and un-,
pleasant thiDg. , '
On the Caggcd Edge
The U. S. flag which floated in glori
ous splendor this morning it "the top of
the flag-staff on the (justom House was
metamorphosed during the day into a
veritable raj?, by jthe yielence of jthe
wind. There is but little left of it now
but the blue square and the stare? the
strifes having been blown away. y
Uo WotiidQ't Eat
A tew days ago a gentleman! in this
city purchased for his son a goat, some,
thing for which the Utile fellow ha,dbeen
clamoring for some time past. : Of course
he was delighted and at onie struck p a
warm friendship with Billy. Yesterday
his mother asked him ho w he goat waa
when Matt responded: ! , j I
"I'm afraid he's sick, mamma."
"Why, what makes ypn ' think so?"
asked the mother. j '
"Because, mamma," responded the
little fellow with the suspicion of a tear
in either eye,"I gave him some water and
three pieces of brown paper and a' stick
of wood; and he wouldn't cat it."
- k Ranawaj. . ; - :
About 1L30 o'clock this forenoon a
horse, attached to a dray, belonging to
CapU J. L. Boatwright,took fright from
an empty barrel that was driven against
him by the wind,and ran up Front
street at a fearful rate, to Chestnut
street, where he was caught, fortunately
without damage to himself or the dray.
' Changed Hands.
Messrs. W. E. Davis & Son have pur
chased from Messrs. Jno. E. Lippitt &
Co. the Wilmington Ice llouse.. They
take, charge of it 10-day. They tell usf
that they have made arrangements for a
full supply throughout the entire Sum
mer months and they may be relied upon
to fill promptly and carefully all orders
entrusted to them. ,
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Clura Louise Kellogg is te receive
$12,000 for singing twenty nights in
Paris, -$C00 a night! No wonder she is
in love with Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, the
great remedy for coughs and colds, for
what would she do without it, if she
should be attacked suddenly by hoarse
ness? A Might Fire. r
There was an alarm of fire this fore
noon, about 11 o'clock, just when the
wind was howling around at almost its
fiercest and there wa3 considerable trep
idation felt as to tbe result. The alarm
came from a frame dwelling on the cor
ner of Wooster and STifth streets, known
as the Stokely house, and occupied by a
family of white persons whose name wo
did not learn. At the first alarm, Mr.
Ed. S. Griffith, who was fortunately not
far off, rushed to the scene and in a
twinkling was on the roof, where the fire
had caught from a spark. He was soon
joiaed by Mr. Isaac W. King and others
and a few bucket of water suppiessed the
flames. The only damage was a hole
about as biz as a flour barrel in the roof
of the building. 1
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
&c You can get- all sizes and at the
lowest prices. t
Proposed Dnpiln and Omtovr R. R
The proposition to build a railroad,
starting from the line of the Wilming
ton & Weldon Railroad, at Teachey's,
in 1 Duplin county, to some point
on New river, in Onslow county, has
been mooted for a considerable time, and
recently it has been discussed with a
yiew to speedy action in the matter. Col.
R. R. Bridgers, President of the Wil
mington & Weldon Road, has been con
suited on the subject, in order to ascer
tain the amount of encouragement and
assistance the proposed route would re-
ceive from his co-operation. It is under
stood that he is willing to entertain
propositions such as those made by tEe
Scotland! Neck Railroad, now nearly
completed. In that arrangement the
citizens in that section interested in the
scheme, secured the right of way,?graded
and cross-tied the road bed and, when
all was completed, transferred the prop
erty to tlie Wilmington & Weldon
Railroad, the latter agreeing to put down
the rails and run the trains.
It has been supposed by some that the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Com.
pany was to issue stock or bonds to the
Scotland Neck Company, but such is not
the fact; the former became the sole and
exclusive owner of the latter as soon as
it was graded and cross-tied. This has
all been, done, and all the track has been
laid with the exception of about six
miles.
As before stated, there is a probable
certainty" that Col.Bndgers will enter,
tain and favorably consider similar prop
ositions from the Duplin and Onslow
Company, and that being the fact, it re
mains for the latter to determine
whether the road shall be built or not.
We suppose that a similar proposition
made to Col. Bridgers by the projectors
of the Burgaw k Onslow R. R., which
was strenuously advocated two years ago
and for which a charter was obtained from
the Legislature, would be itst as favor
ably entertained. If anything is to be
done at all by the friends of this enter
prise they should be np aad doing.
The owner of the Walnut Btreet Liv
ery Stables, Lancaster, Pa., is Mr. Issac
Powell, who writes: My mother used
St. Jacobs Oil for a bad swelling, which
doctors pronounced rheumatism and
dropsy combined. Although so ill that
she could hardly walk, .after the use of
St. Jacobs Oil ehe went about with ease
I also used St. Jacobs Oil on a horse
that was Isadly galled; it removed the
soreness and healed mora rapidly than
any preparation I tyer saw t. ,
RAILROAD !
The Point Caswell and Clinton R. R
A Larze leathering at .Lisbon Last
Saturday.
A very large and enthusiastic mec ting
was held at Lisbon,- in Sampson county,!
on Saturday .last; in the interest of the !
proposed Point Caswell & Clinton R. R. j
The speakers were Hon. A. A. McKoy, !
Mr. D. T. O'Hanlon, of Fayetteville,
Mr. B. W, Kerr, of Sampsou, and Capt.
R. P.Padduron. of Point Caswell. It
was decidedly the most interesting meet
ing yet held in favor of this object and
gave great encouragement to the friends
of the proposed road. The speakers
were very happy and felicitous ia their
remarks.
J udge McKoy enumerated the advan
tages that would result to the people all
along the route and especially to those
of Sampson county by the construction
of this road. He said that if the people
of Sampson county should so determine
they could themselves construct; this
road. Ho kne w of over $200,000 which
was at that moment lying idle in the
hands of residents of the county and
there was perhaps much more of which
he did not know. ;
Mr. O'Hanlon gave the warmest en
dorsement to the scheme. He estima
ted that a narrow gauge road could be
built for 95,000 a raile through such a
level country and he felt satisfied that
$225,000 will build and equip the 40
miles of road between Point Caswell and
Clinton, He urged a united , effort on
the part of the people, confident that
this is all that is needed to ensure suc
cess. Mr. E. W. Kerr commended the en
terprise most warmly.' He spoke of the
needs and necessities of the good
people of Sampson eounty for a com
munication by rail with the outside
world; of the wonderful wealth and fertil
ity of resources fer which the old county
is famous and of the determination of the
people to have a railroad connection in
some direction. He believed that the
people of Sampson would prefer this out
let. Wilmington was naturally their
fint choice for 1 a market. He was a
warm friend and advocate of the propos
ed road to Point Caswell and believed
that it would be built. Indeed, he felt
sure that its construction was a fixed
fact. 1 1 j
Capt. Paddison made a plain, practi
cal, business-like talk. He pointed out
briefly and concisely the many advan
tages to he gained by the construction
of the road, gave estimates as to its
probable cost, explained the exact route
through which it is proposed to carry it
and called upon those who were inter
ested in1 the enterprise and through
whose country it would pass to give it
practical aid in the way of subscription
to the stock. He thought that the pros
pects for success were at this j time very
brightbrighter than they had been at
any time yet and he -now felt sanguine
of success.
The meeting was very : harmonious and
yery enthusiastic and the speakers were
all greeted with loud and earnest jap,
plause. The prospects ot the road are,
indeed, yery bright at this time, and we
hope' to hear soon that the stock has all
been subscribed and that the construe
tion of the road is an assured fact. A
charter will be applied , for at the next
session of the Legislature. ,
j The Gale- 1
The gale from the Southwest, which
commenced at an early hour last evening
and continued through the night, reach
ed its maximum velocity at 10 , o'clock
this forenoon when it blew here at the
rate of 40 miles per hour. This velocity
was maintained uatil 10.30 a. m. (a half
hour) when there was a manifest de
crease. There has been no damage to
the shiDmnxr in port, so far as we could
learn.' - j
At Smithville, as we learn , through
the courtesy of the Signal Service ofS
cials.the gale was comparatively light,the
maximum velocity of the wind being oa-
ly 23 miles per hour. j
t The gale has equal force on the Florida
coast that it baa here. There is an in
terruption in the working of the tele
graphic lines north of Fort Macon,
hich was tiused by the gale, which
blew with force in tht locality yesterday.
The wind will probably shift to north
west this evening, with lew velocity
aid a decided fall la the tesperatars.
Another Suppression.
Another fire was. checked in the bud
this afternoon. At about 12:15 fire was
discovered in a bale of1 cotton on Messrs.
Hall & Pearsail's wharf, between Mar
ket and Dock streets. No general alarm
was sent out and those who were near at
hand rushed to the ?pot and soon
succeeded in suppressing the flames. It
is thought that the fire caught from a
spark, from a pipe or a cigar.
, I'nmaUable ' i
Unmailable matter, addressed as fol
lows, remains in the Pofttoffice , in this
eity: : . - -
Miss L. G. Nixon, Chatham, Ya.; Miss
Emma Townsen, Pleasant Grove,. Lan
caster co., Pa.; yellow stamped envelope
with no address; Mis3 Lilly Haylitt, -150
Paul st, Baltimore, Md.
List of Letters.
Tbe following is a list of the letters re-?
maining unclaimed In the City Postoffice
Wednesday, Feb. 22, 1882:
A W H Andrews, (2), Francenia
Ashe, Emma Adkinson, McAllister Al
len, Jno W Ambrey. '
B D P Burgan, D M Bryant, Sai ah
A Branch, Edward Bird, Wm Bryan,
Harry Brooks, Anna E Byrd, Andrew
Biackwell, Aaron Brown.
1 C Benj Campbell, Ann Carter, Clara
C Chancy, E Camp, Helen Costin (2),
Jacob Cobb care Jno Taylor, Sarah
Jane Cotton, S Wallace Corbett, Mar
gnret A Curtis, Martha Campbell.'
D Chas Davis, Eli Davis, Haynes
Davis, James J Dray, James H Davis,
James Dumont, Jas C Davis, Lizzie
Dawson, Margarett Debose, Sophia Da-
vis, vv v jjantorth, vv c Dickey.
E D P Evans. Albert Evans, Chas
Emyen, Edward Ebson, Nathan Earp,
Lanrina Earle, Sarah Evans.
F Walter Ford, Bryant Fonville,
Samuel Faucitt, Sallio Fletcher.
G Flora Green, Eiizah Goss, Mariah
Gause, Simpronus Griffiam, Thomas
Gardner.
H C W Hudgics, Edward Hill,
George Hardy (2), F J Harden, George
Haves. Julia Hooner. Jessie FTprrino-
Jerry Hankins, Anna Hooper, Jennief
iiusseii, Maiissa Mines, M F Hufman,
Richard F Holmes, Samuel Hankins.
I Henry Irving.
J -Annie Jones, E H Jones, Jno L
Joiner, Mary Jones, Palace Jones, R H
Johnson, Ramson Jones.
K Alfred King, James King, Mike
Kelley, Thomas Knight.
L -James W Lane, Ishmael Leonard,
Joseph Lathon.
M George McMillian, Ann Martin,
David Mosely, Hugh McDonald, Mariah
Mallett, Wra T McLaurin. Jane C
Merrick, Jno W McKenzie, Joannah E
Moore.
P-AG Person,
A G Phillips (2),
Lenoah Potter, S
rearce, Willie A
Potter, Thos PoliteJ Wm Purnell, Jno
Pearsall, Jas H Price, G W 8 Prififge.
R Jno H Brown Rufus, R Roberts,
Lucinda Ross, Nancy Robinson, Jno H
Roberson, A M Ried.
SHiliered Shines, Ed Sims, Dr
Henry Shoup, Jno L Spray, William
Sweet, M J Suton, J F Steiner, William
A Shelton, Wm Stancell, Samuel R
Simmons, Jno Thomas, S M Thompson,
R H Tarland Imogene Thompson. .
Persons calling for letters in above list
will please say "advertiseKr; If no claim
ed! in SO days will be sent to dead letter
Office, Washington, D. O.
E. R. BRINK, P. M.
. Wilmington, New Hanover County,
N.c ' .v.-;-; i. -
New Advertisements
Musical Instriunents.
y-lOLI&'S, BANJOJ, AOCOBDEONB,
Conee-ninai, Q altar 1, Ilarmonicif, Plates,
Fifes and t first class itoci of Tioiln aod
Gaitar Btringf jaat received at : ' '
I HEI5SBKE0Ea'S.
A New Stock
jyOTE PA FES, L
pa pa pes;
Footeap, LealGp,
1 Fnrelope", Blank Bffik', &o, at
reb21 HSINSU
TO SUBSCRIBERS TELEPHOrJE
EXCHMiQEi
YOU WILL PLEAS ADD THE FOL
I
lowing 4lNew Subscriberfc" to your lut :
No. 24. Altaffer, Price & Co.
No. 19. Cantwell. J. L. "Produce Tx."
No 6. Hall & pearsall. 1
No. iS. Jlartic, A. Office,
No. 80. do. Naval Store Tard. '
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No. 12. Paterson, Downing &. Co.,Offlce.
No. 101. do do. ' Tard.
Subseribtrs are. requested, when through
talklar. to pull lever down: mention own
number, followed by the word ,oa" thus,
"41 off," or wnaierer your numoer la.
A 1. WATS KZZr UEVXB DOWTC XTSTH. Blli
TAT. '
Any inlormauen sladlyjrlyea.;
f aft Xl J. U. W111XE. ilan'rr t
Wa will b glad U rsslv eamiaaaieaUaa 1
fro 31 cur firlcads oa amy aad 'til safebetaT
gtmzrl !ct7st feat .
S t!t cj & writer KiEjt ait-ays bfi
sUiisif to ih cuter, ; i;- -
OwBBTrntcstlcsiparlbe W7!ttn!cr only
etMsofthpattr ; - - -
Fefcaaliii9tattsibayoH9d ( 1
Aad tt !s rjeclally aad pxfil!arly aadsr
attwl that tb Edlfef does aot always rodort .
Ih4vtwi6terrpanda&ts vnclca taeut .
la ia editorial eohi'mi.t
Ship S2tic
A LL PERSONS4 are hereby
Ol ciunonea ana forewarned
against harboring or crditlD
any of the crew of Br. hrmi i
ARVHITECT, Capt. AVeber, at neitheTtS.
jier or i oosigceea win be responslhle,
for any dtbta contracted by thtnu
I A LEA. SfkUNT Jr SDV
feb 21 It
( ocsigctea ,
jpORTr HEAD JUST RECEIVED, for
eale. Aleo, a few goeil HORSF. .
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feb 20-3t
J- SOUTIIERLAND, T
Stables, Second Sti eet
Frames and Moulding
VKLVIT AND RPONT OOMBINATIOJf
Framsf, all aizea.' Photograph : and Auto
griph Aibc as, Motto Fraaas, Cord, Ac.
Jllaak BoOka, School Booka, WrlUas; Papar,
Ink, Ptjne:lB,llBeIlage,' Geld Pens, Tlolia
Btrinnraio., Ac.;";::;: : ;:V f. ' .'
fab 20 ; Bookseller and Btatlentr '
fJlHIS MORNING, a gold mounted Hair
Breastpin. A suitable reward will be paid
for Its return.
feb20-3t
Apply at
THIS OFFICE.
BLACK SILKS,,'
GOLOPiED SILK8 & SATINS.
BUCK & COL'D SILK YZLYETS!
gPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the
above goods; a good assortment and at the
'.... r , ,
lowest cash prices. ., , ,
NEW LACES AND NECKWEAR,
Black' and Cream Fishue and Scarfs
' ' f -1,1..,.
Ladies', Gents', and Children's Meriao
Underwear, very cheap. ;
CURTAIN LACE3A large stock.
H 1
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, Ac.'
We are busy all the time, atid It provaJ.
that we mean business. I Come and see us;
you can spend the time profitably. ' ' , J
:!j;M.;Mcjntireg
HEV YOk & VlLft?3NGT0N
; STEAMSHIF GO.
SEB1I-WSSSLY iME
ift ; 1 v. 'v f' v.v.
rJ '-STEAMERS r, , V.: .
WILL' SAIL FROM NEW TORE,"
Every WEDNESDAY and HATURDAjT
:;( at 3 oVock, P. M.
BENEFACTOR.... Wedaeaiay, Feb nary 17
KEGULATUSMMM.8tard&y, febraary 3
GULF STItEAU.. Wednesday; Harch
BfcUEFAOTOi:.;.-..Satardjy, iltrcn 4
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B3UiiATOR.M Wednesday, L'arch 8
GULF STREAM, ..SaUrday, llareh 11
BSNEyACTOlC.....Wednes3ayrf Uarth lfi
HEGULAT03,.j....8atarday, March 19
GULF 81B,...atarday, Karch 24
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-?pau- Tiroagh Bii'a Ladis and Lowest
Throvtjh i Rataa guiTzzzed to ana frca
Points la North and 8ath Cartlina. ' j
For Freixh EBgefemtn pp!It ,
THOS. E. BOWD, Bttpt, , '
I j It . -. : :') WilBjSea,f ifQ.
TUoJT,0. EQEB, FreJgMAcrif,
; f" Broedws.fftw York
mr.'p. ciJTDJs &
fab
19 If
Even i 'rig Flowers.
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I HAVE JUST RECtlVED.by Expresf. a
a very beautiful lot! of Evenieg Flowers.
I will receive ty cteimer"Re?nlator"the
first Sprlog Hats and Bonnets. - f
I have secured the arencv of the Uni
versal Fashion om pany 'a patterns which
can be had on very reasonable terms, H - f
s,i , ; JKeapectrnlly, ,
Uy lt t -e ; lS . : , jjjcaijj come 0
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