1HI3 FAPSS
zied every aftaracoa,
JOSH. T. JASIKHi
EDITOR ATTI PEOFKUETOH.
. '-ttKSCBIKTIOKB.POBTAOE PALD.
S5 CO 8lx nnaths, S3 50 ; Tfcies
,riU b delivered by carrier?,
The
paper
.-v-. tnr cartof the city, ettbe
0I ?:::.. .
or 13 cent per wei
'tdrartiaicp ratj low end liberal
-8abicribftr8 will plewe report tny ltd
,Ti!0rei t reeeive their papers regularly.
Hot? Advertisements.
THEGBEAT
FOR
tirurc'cia. Sciatica, Lumbago,
0 a creche. Soreness of tbo Chest
Gout, Quinsy, Soro Throat, Sive
nqs and 'Sprains, Burns end
Scalds,' Genera! Bodily
Pains,
J oath, tar end fieadacne, Frosted
Fee end Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
y . rv 'a-.o n i''fi artl equals St. Jacoss Oil
vV, tare, simple and cheap Extern.
. A trial entail but th comparativily
c wWiNv f .0 Cents, aal every one euffr
, - t if' ctri bavo cheap end positire proof
; tis in i'levcn L&nfuagts.
Y ALL DSUGGISTS AND DEALEE3
SOLD
IN MEDICINE.
A. VOGSIiBR & CO.,
Ualtitnore, Zld, IT. 8. A.
OPERA HOUSE.
rionday9 April 10
The Great Comedian
CIIAUMS li. DAVIS, '
Iu Lis Celebrated Character Comedy, In
Tour Acts, -entitled,
Hat mm tacit f DIM
AM
r r
5
The Only True Representative of
THE HEW ENGLAND FARMER !
Supported by a Full ami Powerful Com
pany of Dramatic Celebrities.
10 Laughs in ISO Minutes. Greatest
Success of the Ape Funniest Play Ever
Witccsml. Three Hours of Uproarious
Fun Usual Prices. Seats at Dyer's.
apl 0 ot
MARTIN'S VACCINE VIRUS.
Noktu Carolina Mkdicai. Jouknal
Agexct rou the Southern States
pRESU AND ACTIVE VACCINE from
trie renowned establishment of Dr. Henry A.
Martin, furnished in large or email quanti
ties. This vaeciue Is warranted - to take in
a' rirnarv cases.
7 Lancet Toints for $1.00
15 do ' do 2 00 ;
Each lancet point will vaccinate one per
son. Orders by telfgi-aph or mall wpl receive
proip' ?.U Tti!l".
THOMAS F. WOOD,
itQlCivtf iiiic VTilrxiington. N. C
Mattings I
attfngs!
carpets mm. CLOTHS.
Of the above we can thow a great variety.
LADIES SARATOGA TRUHKS !
In crcat varirtynd all izes.
WHITE GOODS
Ic thi department we can t how many
new and nice things as well as
all of the etaplet.
DRESS GOODS 1
CASSIMERES and Cashmeretsforbovt.
LACES AND EMBROIDERY!
Neckwear in all Eew things.
R. SV1. frlclntire.
ET TURKISH BATH SOAP 3
tpi 1
Stockholders' Meeting
rpHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the Carolina Central Bail
road Company will be held at the Oflce of
the rompany, at Wilmington, N. C, on
Thurtday, the 27thinst . atll o'clock, a. m.
JAMES ANDERSON,
P Mm . Im't and Trtas.
f Hk HM till
I8M.
mimmti
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VOL. VI
LOCAL NEWS.
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New AdvsrtisemzntsJ
1 y 1
Geo Sloax, ?ec'y-r Annual MectiD.
HElsfcBEROEa Drumming
;W Tates Peep laa; Yat?s' -
Dk Tnos FWooD-5IartinJoVaccJne Vira
The storm signal flies to-day.
Strawberries have been
this market this teason.)
Tory scarce in
The fire department expect 2,000 fet
of new hose in a ftw days.
The
to-day
reccipis 01 coiion ax mis
foot up 162 bales
Nor. barque Thercse, HaDsen, sailed
Irom Hair.burK April 7th fir this port.
Steamship Regulator CaptainlDoane,
called hence thi3 morning for New York.
Schr. . Toh 11 A; Gritfin, Rice, cleared
at Philadelphia, April 8th, forlhia port.
I3r. barque Frederick, lloop, from
Liverpool for this port, was spoken
March 23rd, lat. N., imperfectly given,
Ion. 32 W..
To Builders and other3 Go to Jaco
bi's for Sa3b, Blinds and Do0r3, I Glass,
&c You can
lowest prices.
get
all sizes and; at the
The Steamship Gvlf Stream, Capt
Ingram, from New York, arrived at
her wharf iu this city, at al little after
noon to-day.
Steamboatmen report about a three
feet rise in the Capej
Fear since yesterday
morning, and for the present there ia
plenty ot water. r
The Little Giaat Company are to have
the house repainted and their hall repair
ed "regardless of previous color or con
dition and future expenses.? Good.
Mr. J. W. Taylor has ordered ioo feet
of new hose for,hiis own use jn case of fire
in his mill yard and will organize a fire
company amang his hands who will act
promptly ia case of fire in his neighbor
hood. 1 1
Oysters linger in the lap of green peas
and strawberries. iThey have three
weeks more of a month fwith an
in
it, although there are some who assert
that they are better in Mayl than in any
other month.' ( 1
Some rascal broke into the work shop
ol Capt. R. H. Beery, at the ship yard
in the lower part; oft the city, on Tues
day last, and stole there from, $40 worth
of tools and ropes. There is no clue as
yet to the thief, nor have any of the arti
cles been recovered. '
That nasband or Mine
Is three times the, man he was before
he began using "Wells' Health Renew,
er." 1. Druggists. Depot Jas. C.
Munds. 1 '
Annual Elections.
The following officers of the Produce
Exchange, to serve during the ensuing
year, were elected to day :
President James Sprunt.
. Vice President--H. C, McQueen.
Board of Managers A. Martin, R.
E. Calder, R. Moorl, B. F. Hall,! W
R. Kenan. 1
Inspectors of Election R. W. Hicks,
J. D. Woody, O. Pearsall. (
A Cool Spell.
There was a sudden change in the
weather last night, and this porniog
those who were yesterday sporting straw
hats and light coats, awoke to a realizing
sense of the fact that blankets and over
coats and fires were not uncomfortable.
The wind has beeajfrom the North to
day, but the little coojness which has
arisen between the cath and the sun
is not likely to last long. So far, there
is no damage done1 to a nythtng. only a
little delay in the growth of the green
. 1 1
tnings. !
WIlmlnstoB Cotton Mills.
At the annual meeting cf the stock
holders of the Wilmingion Cotton Mills,
held in this city thi3 morning; the follow
ing officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year, viz : (
President Donalcl McBae.
Vice President iWm. A. Frenoh.
Treasurer Walter G. McRio.
Bookkeeper Edward S. Tennent.
Directors Edward Kidcler.-F. W.
ITprrrtrter Jas. H J ChadbOUm. J W.
Atkinson, B. G. Worth.
No other business of a public charac
ter was transacted. . ,
Beautify your flomes by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint,' ready mixed and war
ranted. Sold only at J acosx'i. t
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WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY, APRIL
Crockery.
Mr. IJjerly, of Virginia,, who visits
our cjity periodically, with .a large invoice
of crockery, which i3 sold for him at auc
tion by Messrs. Oronly & Morris, 13 here
to-day. He tells us that he brings on
this trip invoices of an unusually large
and carefully selected stock, which is ex
pected to arrive here in a day or two,
due; notice of the sale of which will be
given in the columns of the Review.
ThroTvn Open.
Messrs. Merrltt & Holhngsworth have
thrown" open their new hvery and sa:e
stables, comer of Fourth nod Mulberry
streets, aad will make a formal announce
ment of the fact in a day or two. They
have large, commodious buildings, with
roomy grounds, upon which are arrange
ments for the accommodation of horses,
mules and cattle. There is a cart house
extending the eutire length of the sta
bles. a house for the accommodation of
cartraen and a large stoc& yard.
Opera Houso.
1
We must confess to a feeling of disap.
pointment in the play of Alvin Joslin.
It1 is a one man play, and without plot,
thoueh Mr. Davis impersonated the
leadin? character in a fine manner, br
course he was the particular star around
O 1 . I
which the lesser-lights revolved. There
1
was nothing in the other characters
which required any skill, and were only
such characters as a very weak company
could perferm. The character of Alvin
Joslin, we think, lacks originality, and
could be much pnproved npen by being
rewritten. Mr, Pavis gave his promised
180 laughs in 180 minutes, and worked
his character for all it was worth.
I Chnrch Elections.
r !
Elections "for Yestrvmen were held
m
vesterdav and last evening in St
John's, St. Paul's andSt. Mark's Episco
pal Churches, resulting as follows, the
result ia St. James' haviner beenmub
ished by us yesterday: ( sjj
1 6T. john's.
Vestrymen J. A. Willard, C.( D
Myers, Jno.L. Holmes, W. H.Green
Gabriel Holmes, W. J. Gordon, Jno. C
James, H. G. Smallbones, J. Er Lippitt,
A. H. Green.
' ST. PAULS.
Vestrymen DuB. Cutlar, R.,G. Ran
kin, F. H. Mitchell, R. B. Wood, Sr.
R. E. Heide, W. H. Bernard, W. G. Mc-
Rae, H. A. isurr, E. H. King.
Senior Waroen DuB. Cutlar; Junior
Warden R. G. Rankin.
Delegates to Convention DuB. Cut
ar, W. H, Bernard, R. E. Heide, F. H.
Mitchell. Alternates R. G. Kankin,
H. A. Burr, R. B. Wood, Sr., W. G.
McRae.
, SX. MARKS,' (COLORED.)
Vestrymen J. G. . Norwood,, Samuel
Reed, C. W. Avant,. J. D. Nixon, S. W.
NashiJohn H.Davis, John O. Nixon,
Josh Holland, William Hunter. '
Delegates to Convention John O.
Nixon, John H.Davis, John G. rsor
wood, Henry Sampson. Alternates E.
F. Martin, Jos. Sampson, Samuel Reed,
John G. Gyer.
Miberntan Association SoclaDie.
TheSiztoeuth Aonail Sociable of the
Hibernian Asiociation took place in
Germania Hall last eyenins and w3 in.
deed a very enjoyable affair and a com
plete success. Much of the success of
the entertainment was due toi the excel
lent management of the committee,
Messrs T. Donlan, L. Brown, James
Corbett, M. Carroll and ra. Sheehau,
with our old friend, Mr. T. Donlan, as
1- . . 1
chairman. On an arch mice 01 ever
greens, which stood in the centre of the
refreshment table, was the old Irisb Jegend
Caed Mille Failthe," which interpreted
into English means ono hundred thou
sand welcomes. I he young as well as
the old got the maximum of pleasure out
of the fleeting hours, "ins grey-
head set" was pronounced a complete
success; the staid old heads whose locks
have been bleached by the frosts of many
winters completely routed the young
folks and put them to blush. At the
conclusion of this set the universal opin
ion was that "there's life in the old land
yet." Messrs M. Judge and Geo. P.
Lamb added much to the pleasuie of the
company by giving an old fashioned Irish
reeL Those in attendance will long re
member the Sixteenth Annual Sociable
of the lliberaiaa Association and those
who were absent will ever hare cause to
regret a lost opportunity of real and rart
J pleasure,
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JLu; 11 A I 11 11 a V V 0
Produce Ixchanee.
The annual meeting of 'the Produce
Exchange was held at the rooms of that
body this morning
The meeting wai called to order by the
The 1 minutes of the last annual meet"
ing were read and approved.
Tho Secretary acd Treasurer's annual
report, properly audited, was read and
received "and ordered spread upon the
mmutea. , i
The President read.his annual report,
which exhibited a very satisfactory state
of afiairs in commercial circles here.
The report was referred to a commit
tee of three, consisting of Messrs. C. H.
Robinson, John T. RankmJ and vVm.
Calder, to make arrangements for having
it printed.!
On motion of Mr. C. H. Robinson,!
the thanks -of w. the Exchange were ten'
dered to the retiring officers, j
The following resolutions! were, on
motion, unanimouslv adooted. and the?
Board of Managers requested to secure
4
the joint action of the Chamber of Com
merce in carrying out the views of the
Exchange:
Whereas, We believe that the com
mercial interests of the conntry demand
the repeal of certain taxes levied upon
national and other banks, and known as
"war taxes:" therefore.
Resolved, That this Chamber of Com
merce respectfully petition Congress to
repeal the laws levying
First The 2 cents stamp duty on
bank checks. 1
Second The payment of the tax of 1
ner cent on bank circulation.
Third The wavment of the tax of
one-half of one per cent, upon all deposits
in bankmcr institutions. ;
Resolved, 2d, That our Senators and
members of the House of Representatives
be rea nested to vote for the bill to re
charter the national banks, whose char
ters are about to expire.
Resolved, 3d, '1 hat the secretary be
instructed to send a copy of these reso
lntiona to onr Senators and members of
Congress, with the request that they use
their influence and give their votes in
favor of the repeal, of these burdensome
taxes upon the commerce of the country.
On motion tho Board of Managers was
instructed to take some action looking to
tho abatement of the tax on manufac
turera of this city and ask for a suitable
Custom House and Po3t Office in1 this
city. 1
The Board then adjourned.
Mormon Emissaries,
A few days since a man came to Mag
nolia, in Duplin county, accompanied by
two ladies, one of whom he represented
as his wife, and the other as his daugh
ter. He gave his name as Mr. Gaylord
Smith, of England, 1 and introduced
himself as desiring to lecture upon the
"Crimes of the Government against the
Indians." The people, being a little
suspicious, refused to allow him to let"
ture in either of the churches, but he
secured a hall and delivered his lecture
on Saturday night last. W e learn, from
intelligent gentlemen who were present,
that the entire discourse, instead of being
devoted to the Indians, their wrongs and
grievances, was in lauaauon nu
of Brigham, Young and the prosperous
and happy condition of the Mormons in
Utah. It was tho opinion generally
rft ilirifft who heard him that
VS 1
ho was an emissary of the
Mormon Church, and that his object was
to introduce the tenets of that faith and
to pave the way for the dissemination of
it? doctrines. Mr. Smith (a convenient
name) did not profess belief, in Mormon-
ism. un tne conirary, wu uaimc uc ex
pressed himself as of adiffercnt faith; but
he spoke in the highest terms of Mor
mon honesty, hospitality, kindness, in
dustry prosperity and wealth, and it was
presumed that his object , would be sc-
complisbed when the minds of the people
had become kindly influenced towards
tho Mormon3, when ho would leav and
a genuioe, professed Mormon wculd be
sent to proclaim the doctrines acd try
and gain converts to the Mormon faith.
If these eurmises should prove correct
we expect Mr. Smith will find that he
has tackled a very large hornet's nestf
with all the hornets at 'home, before he
gets through. 1 1
Unmailablfi. ;
Un mailable matter, addressed as fol
lows, remains in the PostoEce in, this
city: 1 '
Mr. Dumont, No. 30 Temple street,
Hartford', Conn. ; Lawrence McNeil,
Sonthington,care B T Davis, box 13.
Schr. Wiiliatnine. Scott, hence, for
Boston, arrived at Vineyard Haven
I April 7th.
11, 1882.
NO. 86
Announcement. I
On or about the 20th inst., theJDAiLT
Review will be published in the morning,
instead cf the afternoon, as heretofore.
This course has been taken at the
earnest solicitation of many friends, and
in the belief that success is attainable
Full telegraphic reports of the news and
of the markets, as furnished by tho As
sociated Press, will bo published in each
issue, the Editorial department will be in
careful and experienced hands, and espe
cial care will be taken in preparing home
""""'""I MJ '"v-" l
eraph. The local columns will receive 1
the most careful attention ;and it will be
the constant endeavor cf the Publisher
. it
auu " " V P a"
menioi tne paper as per leccas tne means!
at their disposal will admit
The name of the paper wfll in no way
u -1 J I,..- ' : I
uctuuugtu, uuut win up pear m au cu i
tirely new dress throughout, tho material
haviug already been ordered. It ha3
i -
hppn thnnffht hppt tn rpdur thfi tiico to I '
U a year, 1 for three months.! or 35 I
cents for one month, payment strictly at
the end of each month. These very low
rates will placo tho paper within the
reach of every one.
Mr. Walker Meares wilt assume charge
of the city subscription lists, and will,
within tho next few days, beginning with
Monday next, call upon all of our citi
zens who sure not now subscribers to tho
Daily Review. - ,
THE "WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
: - i I
The changes spoken of above, which
are to go into effect on or about the 20th
iiost., will also affect the Wilmington
Journal, which will thereafter be reduced
in price from 2Tto$ I per annum, with a
cieded improvement in other respectsj
These-new terms will be strictly cash
If payment is delayed six months 1.50 a
year will be charged and1 if not paid
before i the end of tho year 2 will be
charged.
List or Letters.
The following ia a list of the letters re
maining unclaimed In tho City PostofFice
Wednesday, April 12, 1882:
A Philis Avery, Alice Alexander
Charles Armstrong. '
B W Bakman, Nancy Brown, M C
Bowser, Jimmie Burns, Junius Bell,
Henry Banks, Llattio Belumba, , Elizi
Brown, Dollie Brown, Betsey Ann Barns,
Anna Brown, A Brown, Mealura Brad
ley, Nannah Blount.
C Guilford Clantar, Augustus Cobb,
John Craig, J J Cox, W A Gotten; Mrs
Reuben Coleman, 2. . ' . 1
D Benjamin Dudley. i
E Sidney A Ellis, D P Evan3.
FM. C Frederick.
G Charles F Griffin, Agnes Gibson.
H W T Harris,. William Harddy,
Valentine Howe, Thomas Haywood, M
E Hyams, Hanson and Davis, J R Hardy,
Jackson Henry, George Hall, C W
Heath, Clinton Howard, Clarrisey Her
rin, Alfred Harriss.
J Jack & Holland, mrs A A John
son, mrs E Jackson,
K W H Kenyon, J H King, miss
Sarah King.
Li Benjamin Long, A E Ledbetter,
Augustus Lynch, H L Ixionard, Aaron
Lockomy, Jonas P Levy, mis3 Laura
Long Richard Lewis. Thos A J Lovett,
T R Lewis, Squire Lewis.
N ilois Nickson, J H Nordyke.
O Maggie M Owens.
P Daniel Price, Emeiice Pope, Laura
A Price, R M Pickett, Tho3 Philips,
S J Pegram,Samuel Purdy,Silas Pamley
Rev. W H Payne, Randolph Peters,
Benj H Pilgaw.
R Pagan Robinson, Jane Rose,
Joseph ReddingV Harry Ready, Chancy
Roberts.
S T B Smith, Westly Stevenson,
John A Sneeden, J B Simpkins, J
Stokes, Jno T Stickney, A T Stackhouse
DavcSpicer, Ceney Smith, H S Saun
ders. 1
T Thcs H Tait, Tiller Turner, C S
,H Thomas, C has C Tieke. r
Y Wittkowsky &L Bnrch, Minnie
YTestbrook. Rev J W White, Emily
Williams, Ellen Wells, Charlotte Wil
kins, Clarrisey Wagner, B D Wirick,
Jas A Williams, Jennie Wilson, Jaine
Ward, mrs J A Walters, James Wilkin
son, Minnie E Westbrook. Pompey
White, Thos A Wkik,rars WW AVeid,
John Weed.. -
Perons calling for letters in above lift
will pleaee cay "advertised"; if not claim
ed in 80 days will b3 scat to dcd letter
Office, Washington, D. C. ,
, E. R, BRINK, P. 1L
, Wilmington, New Haiiaver County,
N. C. .
Tha departure of four river ileamers,
the Wave, Governor Worthy Bladen,
and John Daxcton, at nearly the same
time this afternoon, made the harbor look
quite lively for awhile. f The first three
vera bound for FayetteTiile acd tho last
for Pcbt OtitrelU
PLSJLSEITOTIOS. V
1
W will teglid to reealv oajatakiJIca
from orr frits dj cn tir and all rcljsstl' r
gcnerallrttrat fcn "
The aane of the irrtisr ssnrt always hi fa
ilited to tfc Editor. ..,,.Li .
Oottngnteitfoaa cut btjwrJtta: ca sly
cssrids of the ptpar.
PartoaaUiks xasst t avcLUd ;?
Aad It If wpMUHyaad Fn!eulxly anker
the riiwi of eomfpeadeiii Stales to til -
ia ta editorial eoiutta.1 ; 1 1- i
Kot7 Advortisomontii
Annual EVleetirier,
rpHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders of ths "VYlIminirton Chrarwt an A
iVarho,u 'Company, will be "nel4tat th
ff ffA APrU
GEO, SLOAN,
11, 14,19 Sec.&Treas..
ap 11- 3t
Offico Clerk & Trcarareri
City of Wilminrtonm, C.
Notice-
rrK T TP.TTT?Q TtTTT ittwa
I . I '' u ' i
attht
cui" l. THURSDAY, June Ist,lS82, at
daya thereafter, for ho purpoie of Wceir-
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phi cjty, upon all eubjecti ofi taxation
. . J " ...... I i "
wnicn arc to be iistea for city purposes.
HENRY SAVAOE,
Clerk & Treasurer
aplO-St
UllOtlier XJlUg SlOIOa
HAVING SOLD OUT MY DRUG . Store
to F. C Miller, a competent PrugjUt,
1 ask for him a continuation of tho trade to
liberally bestowed upon me. 4 1 1
J. W. CONOLET.
Having pu'ehased the DruW Stock, Fur-
riiture aiid good will cf tho
Drug tBusloeas
heretofore conducted by Mr
J. y. Conoley,
corner l ourth and Hanover atreets, Brook"
Jyn, I will here fter conduct jthe tu&ioess ln
all of its branches under the fname of
MILLER & CQ
I
I ask of the public a continuation of the
t-adeeo liberally conferred upon the lata
Proprietor . .My urua: tjtore, corner rourtn
and Nun atreqts, will be opened as usual,
both establishments beloff In the hands of
competent .Apothecailea.l i
ap 10-2t , F. C, MILLER.
I QQn f
Yates'
rjIHE
PRETTIEST LOT OF PAH ELS,
Eas tor 'Cards, Fancy Photographf, Tajik,
France a, do., la the city. Bookf, Station
cry, Ac, at lowest pilcej. '
. O. W. YATES,, 1
' . 1 "
mh 17 ' - Bookseller aad 8thtlner
1 ! I I '.'
Proft Lee and Family,
ON MARKET 8TRYET, OPPOSITE the
Masonic Hall, to-night, in their pleas
Inr, amutiig, InstructiDg and mysterlQua
performances. All should see Madam Lee;
che Mill raUo demons, fplrlts, fpritea and "
mirth-Drovoklu?gho6t3. It is really woo
derful. General admisfion 10 centt.
Matioce lor benefit of ladies arid childrta
from 1 to 4 o'clock, Niht lrom7o 10
o'clock.) apllO-lwk
Orumminf y
A 8 A HUE ART. P18H5Eks 1&2Z
Uctmlsjr. Der drnmxer Is the x&oit Jtno
cjLt ai cn the rca J, Bebsesa.' Piiea Half
a Dollar, at HEIKSBEBQIK'S.
RU8TI0 FBAMEP, aU Bxsf; EUk Vlvtt
Framse, Ploxh Caid Ce, Firit-Claes Fla&o
aad Organ, at ' , j,- ;
i HEinSBEBGSB'0,:
pi 10 Live Book acd Ha?Io 8brt
Don't Pay Rent
FIGURE YOUR RENT three or five years
and ece how much money you sra
throwing away. Building Lot for aale on
the instalment plan, situated on the follow
ing atrcetsla this city, vizi Castle, Church,
Nun, Ann, Orange, Mulberry, . Bed Cross,
Rankin, wynn, t!ixth, Seventh, WHson,'
Eighth, Ninth, Dickinson, Tenth, Wood,
F-leventh, Bay, Charlotte, Twelfth Thir
teenth and Fourteenth. Money loaned to'
those wiihlng to build. Apply to- '
aplStf JAME3 WILSQy.
i t
Millinery, lc.
MI. STOCK OF WELL SELECTED,
beautiful Mlillcery and Fancy Goods,
i4iiow45pen and ready for my cuitomeri,
to whom I am very grateful for thelrgener
ous patronagd through tJie. laat f eaaoa and
I feel quite e are I can pleai them even bet
ter tht teasoo. ' -' :-f..
Beapectfully, . ...
MLS3 E. K A RRER,
-apl 6 v Exchange Corner
i .i .
DR. VAriliEH'S
r1
A b d o ni i n a ( Cprriet.
J HAVE ADDED TO MY LINE; cf COB
bET8 the excellent article named above,
A tample let Jaet received. I Also, all lUes
la Toung Ladles CoraJIne at t Ij Crossbone,
at 75 cents, and Coraline Flcxltie Hipa
$1.25. I iavo exclusive control of these
goods; their superiority c awes raaay 'tolt
tlons. None are genuine but (those, fold
by xae. v JNO, J. nilHICS. '
i