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jOSHT. JA1IES,
Emior.'A:porp.WTOiL
, r rirTION-3 TOSTAGE PAID:
The name of th writer mut abrr b fsx
nUhed to the Editor. .. .
Communications must be Trrltteaj
on wd
ox months; $2.00. Three
.one side of the paper. . - t
0 , t,f,v one month, 3.) rents.
W'V ;n ic doUvered br carriers free
nt '?! ' w anr ..irt of the city, at the nbovc
-IeroaaliU rnnst Joe ftrohlfOL
And U U especially and particularly cador
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VOL.. VI.
WILMINGTON, N. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1882.
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in tbe'editorial column. .y - .; ! ';'..'
frTTi papeg I U. 1 ., ' -.. . . ... v -. i I ,t i. V ci. il v 1 1 ' - -' .. '.,
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,,nx T3 H.W AjVRTI3EMEHTS.
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lii;:;K.fv to Keep Cool,
ri-i; it.!ti'.acrr, &?
prop.-CoairacrcI tl Hold
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''v, ;y:.r::--;-ik3, L, Neckwear j
iicer.
OCA L.NEWS.'
i i Madura,-SehuUz-, hence, j
.irabur April 23t:j
p. f; sir;. of the Wate
I at
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AlduriiiUii, a
-ciicrabhi
j'cu'l'jr coiuily, i:ui one oiour
;.; trir nus in'th-it county, fa
v . j visit 'Ji-f 'ay.
io id otiM.rs (itv to Jaco
., -.r. !llmd and Joort Glass,
j- - i
Y,.n ca:i -t all size and at
1 T "
rtie
t
:;-;,-;, ,ra"(iiv-.ii. Philbrook, cleared
i.r'i-.'v lor Maya-ue-. r. with 211,-
nvi lumber, sYtpptnl by Messrs. E.
KM'1t k Sun".
The DiivrtorT" the Vilmington
Murker Conipany uu-: in -the hail ofthe
N'v AlarK( y s-ciua .uituiuu,
aljoumrd without. action to meet on
TaufsiUy ai'icrtiuun, at 5 o'clock
The Passport was laid up for her usu
al sjuimcr overhauling' on Monday.
Cai?t. Harper taiuks she. will l;e out
abJu: thf TlIi of May just-in time to
take the visiting Odd Fellows on a trip
d'.wn tiv rivt-r.
Th.;:t-a:nhip Gulf S-rAiui,- Capt.
ck-areil for Sew York yester
V,a ra Tiling, and at about the same
bun-the .steamship Ilegulator, Capf
Ioane. arrivod at her wharf in this city
for Ni-tt York.
Cv,)t. R. Y. Price and bride arrivod
hero Monday evening, after an ex-tend-c.l
trip north, Mr. Price , reojiyed tlie
. ivn.Tatalations of his many friendj on
y. :tord iy. Hope you will never be
married aijaiii, old fel.
Thanks, Bro. Stan for your very flat
ter::! notice of" our firs- issue as a
morning paper. We cordially recipro
cate your kind wishes. Here's oar jT
Twinkle, twinkle, ireacrous . now
u.j know how kind you are.
Mr. DanT Qainlivan has been very
Ruocussfal in his treatment of horses for
the prevention and cure of lockjaw.
What he does not know about the disease.-
to w hich horses are heir, is net
worth knewing. He will guarantee a
cure.
There will bj a meeting of those per-
-ns interested in ths Masonboro branch
of the turnpike at the Bauk of 'New
Hanover, to-night, at 8 o'clock. The
ffi, tin ;i called for the purpose of de
. vising son;e plan for tlje completion of
the read.
We thank s.veral .kind friends
iVr repitrts furnished us by them rela
.h! t th-sj disasters of Saturday's
tornado in their respective neighbor
h.J, but the cssjutial facts having
l-'een publis'ned by us yesterday v.e do
"'t avail ourselves of the correspon-h-nee.
M;;. .T. c. Wind.-r, General Manager
' -f llnlci-h & Gas.on. Raleigh & Au
ami Carolina Central lines, ar
r.veu in the ci'.y .this morning, aec-om-panlvilbyCaul.
W. Y. Chamberlain, a
i)iveeur on the lines and the Gcuoral
Financial Auont. -These gentlemen will
remain neiv u:it;! t
meeting of the
i
on Timr
. 1: steamship liytthi'i?, Captain
I), ...... . . . . ,
uin iori, irom jsi'av inrK.-
:..!otrCa;H3 Henry at noon on S;ra-
t '' .an. had the mUlortuni
to carrv
.uy ner loremast head. It was blow-
a .i 11" breeze at the time and there j
a heavy sen, causing the steamer to
r.-0 ' :. M.- " lj " .i
-..Lit;uii, resuiiin in mo aeciMv?t we
-einent:oned. Tne vessel sustained !
further damage.
Unmivihiblcs.
The following is the unmailable mat-
ter remaining in the iostouice :
John S. Robinson. KtlarTown.Dnk.s
Mass.; Mr. Wm! AVaddoll. No,
-T. pavld Hill Ave.; one stamped en-
K-( !-e. with no address.
Quick Trip..
Tho steamship PufHlaior, on her last
trM out, made the quickest trip she has
vor made. She lclt Vw Vnrlr oil Sun.
oock on yesterday morning, making
trip from dock to dock in 53 hours.
Heretofore the quickest trip made by
fie Regulator was CI hours from dock
to dock.
Fought Him.
A little colored boy, kohn Laboo, was
detected in the act of stealing a butich
of turnips on Monday and was captured
by a policeman who gave chase to the
little rascal. Labdo fought manfully to
free hhnseii from
the grasp of the of-
Sale of Ueal Estate.
Tlic real estate, unimproved lots, ad- j
vertised for sale m. t he. Kfa'iew, were j
Isold by Messrs. Crorily S: Moms on
esterday. The prices brought were on-1
a great adduce on lyha they Tronld j-
Tiave bronirht two or three montns ao,
jPa"i estate is evidently hai!ng a boom
resist now.
- CoiiJirmation.
Rishop Northrop, accompanied by the
Rev, Father Mark S. Gross, has been
nn fi visitation during the palst week to
somo of the outlitie missions of the
church which have but recently been
established.
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son county. Bishop Northrop confirmed
'25 persons, three at admission in Duplin
county, and five in Pencler countjy.
Anything in the liaruware line can
be found at reasonable prices at Jaco
i
r.i s. i t
City Court.', . ' .
Cephas Finch, for disorderly conduct.
was fined $10. The fine was paid and
he departed.
J. II. McWeill,, also colored, charged
with the'same offence,'.' .was discharged.
Mary Jane McClennon, the "man
woman,1' charged with disorderly eon
duct, wos dismissed upon- her promise
to leave the city.
John Laboo, aged about 8 years, was
sent below for 5 days for resisting the
police.
Whiskey Inspection.
Mr. John W. Betts, Revenue Inspec-
t r, who has beeh in this city for the
past two weeKS testing me prooi oi
whiskey, finished his labors on Thurs
day and returned to Raleigh on j ester
day. Mr. Betts seized thirty ' packages
of whiskey and the cases fwiM be adju
dicated at the next term of the U. S
District Court. He says he did not find
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as much whiskey here below proof as
he expected to, or as much as he did in
cmoi w r1fio; whp.ro he has been. A
1
great many packages were badly water
ed and barely came within 5 per cent o
the required proof. Alliquors falling
5 1-2 below proof were seized. Mr.'
Betts made many friends (here by his
gentlemanly conduct and conscientious
discharge of his duties, j
U. S. District Court. I
The following 13 he list - of jurors
drawn to serve at the next term of the
U. S. District Court, which convenes in
this city on Monday, the first day of
May, next : I
W. L, DeRosset, John G. Wagner,
Edward McCabe, Alex. Johnson, Jr..
Edward Howard, John R. Latta, Henry
II. ILil, A. A. Hartsfiuld, H.C. Evans,
Jas. Anderson, R. W. IVice, J. H,
Jones, Gabriel Reave3, AV. J. Kellogg,
E. II. Keathley, Robt Sweat, Morris
Bear, John II. Ilanby, J.'D. IL Inlan
der, Jas. Sprnnt, Chas. H. Burr E. G,
Barker, W. K. Price. Th'os. C. Lewis,
Jas.W.Tellair, Duncan MJBryant.F.W.
Foster, G . II . Kelley 'and S. AV.Nobles.of
New 'llanover county; beo.AV, Carroll,
Jas. W. Cox and A. IL King, of Du
plin county; Wm. Walters, J. II,;
Brooks and Wm. Brooks, of Bfunswick1
county.
' Although t'tc Court
will cjnvene on
Moudav, the lt day of Mayl the jurors
are not required' to appar until the
dy following, which will ori Tuei-
the 2nd day of May.
Fiies and Untrs.
t?i: nt'i ll-lif: m.tq.
mitv. -ophers. chipmuhks,
by "Rough on Rats."- 15c.
cleaned out
Another Vessel Ashore.- !
u. tn'th
1 milroad iron, and bound from Philadel
phia fortius port, went ashore on Fry-in-
Pan Shoals Monday morning about
3 miles to the south'ard of the wreak of
the schooner "Minnie." The crew
! the tVTrtindy" were rescued by Life
Savin- Station, Xo.H25. on Bald Head.
The wrecked schooner broke in two
I about midships, on yesterday, i The
canro, as well as the vessel, will prove
a total loss. The iron was consigned
to the Carolina Central Railroad.
It is worth reinemherinsr that nobody
eniovs the nicest surronndlncs if in bad
health. There are miserable people
about to-day with one foot in therave,
when a bottle of P.arkerGiiiirer-Tonlc
would do them more cood than all the
doctors and medicines they; nave erer
tried, bee adv.
At jNewton urpve, widcuu"ij ,
Aid for the Sufferers.
Oar venerable friend, Mr. Owen-
derman, of Boint Caswell called! in to
see us yesterday. He gave a heartrend
ing description of the , terrible cyclone r
which passed to the North of us on
Saturday Jast. Mr. Alderman's "home
was only about a quarter . of a mile
fr.im tho nath "of the calc.'bilh wai Un-
iniured. IIo was among the first to
arrive at the wreck of the once pretty
an comibrtable abode of Mr. G. w.
Woodcock. He says Jhe apeetecle pre-
sented to lib view beggar dfictinii,
Voodcucka pratalsea. "were levelled to
the sreuna, anatnc lurnuure, .-ocuuiug
etc., carried and lodged in trees a half
riile off. Mr. Alderman- is in the city
aski ug aid for the sufforers Toy the storm,
among whom Mr. Woodcock's, case
stands prominent in thcforeground." In
three minutes the workand accumula
tions of 18 i years of hard labor was
swept from him. I .
T . ! . -w - -L i
11 antiltrr T TIIA I .flT lllVIIHrN 111 I
. Bellerue Cemetery.
The sixth annual meetingof the stock
holders of Bellevue Cemetery Company
was held at the Little Giant Hall last
evening. t
The Treasurers report showed a good
balance on hand.
There were 41 interments and one re
number thirteen were under one year of
, , '
age and five under two. the remainder
being between three and 77 years,
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing terju: ;
' President Cant. E. W. Manning.
Directors-Jno. D. Bellamy, Jr James
Alderman, P. H. Smith, S. H. MortOD
S. W. Holden. H. Borneman, J. W.
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lay lor.
The thanks of the Stockholders were
. .. i j tJ ivr;,, f-r' flip
progress made under his administration
and for his personal supervision of the
cemetery without remuneration.
, Immediately after the adjournment
of the above meeting the new directory
met and reelected Mr. Jno. S. Everett
Vice-iPresidcnt and' Mr. Jno. S. Mc-
Eachern Secret.ary and treasurer.
ThoXiterary Club
The entertainment of the Literary
Club of the Library Association last
night, held in the looms of the Library
Association, was well - attended, the
1 idles testfying their appreciatiou of tht
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efforts of the young gentlemen by
g gentlemen by their
presence and smiles
Mr. Iredell Meares deirveTed: an origi
nal oration ori the life of Sargent S.
Prentiss; Mr. R. D. Jewett declaimed
Mr. Prentiss1 speech on the Mississippi
contested election cases, and Mr. Geo.
Dvcr read "Poor Luttie uen. ae
Dtmtlemen acquitted themselves hand-
r ' e
somciy anti to iub eumc sawoiai-wuu
Vnv tha next "reaamz wmca win
take place on the fourth1 Tuesday in
f- ir- TTrrlr I.. Meares wasian-
fxj, r. - .
pointed orator, 4urr w . r . x axa.
er anu air. vz. x .
Tht next debate Will take place on- the
. r nfV, r IV a rf
evening ui mc tt jjiujjiuv. s v
much gratified to see so great an "inter
est manifested in the Literary Club by
nnr rmiTi? men. as there! is i nothing .so
v O ' A . , -..i.l ; -1
develops the lateni laiem, anu inieueciuai
abilities as a friendly rivalry, such as is
practised among the members Of the
UlUD.
Scaflfold Breaks-Two 3Ien In
jurecl. Yesterday afternoon, about 3:30
o'clock, a scafToldon which were two
men and a boy, broke and the men fell
to the ground and were badly hurt.
The scaffolding was erected in order to
repair the roof and chimney of the store
of Capt. Beck on the corner of Sixth
and Red Cros3 streets. Mr, Thos, S.
Tolar and John Bradley, tinners, were
on the j scaffold double seaming the
eaves of the roof when it broke throw--ing
them to the ground. Mr. Tolar, in
trying to save himself, fell bn the limbs
of a tree which broke his fall but scar
red him very badly about the face.
John Bradley fell from the scaffold head
first and was very .badly hurt. Dr. A
D. McDonald who was called in thinks
that Bradley has sustained some inter
nal injury ; of an 0 alarming ' nature.
When the scaffold broke a colored boy
who was carrying' mortar to a mason
on the roof was on a ladder leaning
against it, but was uninjured either by
the fall or by falling timber. The scaf
fold was about 30 feet high. We trust
the injuries to Mr. Tolar and Bradley
are not as severe as .they were thougl t
to be upon a hurried examination-made
immediately after the tall. They were,
placed in Vehicles and conveyed to their
homes where their injuries could be ex
amined and recehro tbo riroper atten
tion. - ;
. . j . ryiMMERMAN'S OVERSTRUNG AWNINGS
interment in the cemetery aunng the wltn latest improvements. Warm weather
fiscal year closing April 25th. Of this ! lJl?x one don,t walt but
NEW AbvmTISiaiEXTS.
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HOUSE PLUMBERS
."TTrE HAVE IN 8TGCK FOR SALE A IULL.
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and Lead Pipe, plain nutated and nickel plated,
. .
,,MU vni.a, vvw,
S nVo llTao, Prlo Waff), fl lrtalfa lrkt IV'fllPr
Wash Hydrants, Hose Pipes, Portable Fouttalrs,
- . : ...... . - : I .gj .Tl
Estimates made when desired, cither for complete nousc pmmoing anu k ",
character or wort m our une
HAKT, BAli.
apl 23-tf
Awnings.
I cn1 rAiir nrrlftra to
- 27 North Front Street,.
A d - vourWiVC9 down to see jthe Win-
dow Shades with cord or spring fixtures.
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Reduction ofExpeilSeS
K
Ire
situated on the following streets in
Vv. J iffiSMbrWffl
1 n,ntin i-wvnn Sirth. Seventh. .lson,
whth ' x-in?h ' nii-Jrinon. Tenth. Wood,
Eleventh, Bay, Charlotte, Twelfth, Thirteenth,
luu ruunetuui. yi.tJr
ing to build. Apply to
api '-xi-ti
.TAMES WILSON.
SAMARITAN
NERYI N E,
THE, GREAT NERVE CONQUERER,
The onjy known specific remedy for Epilepsy.
SAMARITAN
NERVINE
I f c,
SSSfSSsFL s
St. Vitus Dance,
Nervous Prostra-
Uoa and General Debility.
SAMARITAN
N E R V IN E
i. . tof it eouaiizes the circuia-
tion, repairs iu, waste, and gives tone and vigor
tJ the system. 1 !
SAMARITAri
Ti Tf T T P
ij xv V X IV u
CurM spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness, Im-
wntencv! svDhllis. Scrofula and all Nervous and
mooauiseasos.
SAMARITAN
NERVINE
The greatest tonic known It aids digestion,
Uures good appetite, gives tone and vigor to
t ie svstem, guarantees sweet and refreshing
sleep" raid restores enfeebled anl nervous con
stitutions to robust health.
cy-
SAMARITAN
NERVINE;
Safe, Certain, Sure and Speedy- It Js invalua
ble to Ladles wuo are experiencing the change
incident to advanced years, by assisting nature
at its important period, retaining the vigor anil
tranquility! of early We and carrying them with
ease and safety through.
(SAMARITAN
NER V I N E
is the only honestly guaranteed renietly placel
before Jky& public We guarantee every bottle
to give aatUfaction or return the moneV. Lead
ingphrlctuu tesUfy to Its being harmless awl
gixl, eminent divine declare it excellent and
me uinalott and oeonle everywhere bear cheer
ful and voluntary testimony to lu great virtue.
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SAMARITAN
NE R VINE
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Is nnfalllng and infallible in curing Alcoholism ' xalcxl scbsUtute for Lard aad Butler la raiting
and Opium Eating. To come before toe public .
with u absolute cure or a speciac to remove ' with Flour, Ac, In making Bread, , rastry.
the declre for alcoholic atimulanu or the nabit i
of opium eating, seems to many, we have no Cakes, Ac - It Is epsciaUy desirable for fry
dottut an atMordity, such lathe case Deverthe- - -
lea, ami before onering oar medicine to the ing Flh and la graasinj griddles and wade
pubuc we thoroughly convinced oorselre by - , -actual
cxpfTiencB that It would do all we claim irons, a it emits no dlt&xrccabl smoky odor,
for It. - ,.. , .
R3 tAU- BT Alt CSTl I. CIIiuxuXT coiipant. .
NEW A1VERTISE3IENTS.
i
AND GAS FITTERS I
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SUFFLI UJT VL.vsLUiuua- w Amw,;-
Baaln and j Bath Faucets, Bath Tubs. Kitchen
v.. i, ,T lriMn mtoiliu MrPeL I
liOlierS. liUUUCr UIWO Vi UliiUlVii. Siv., ,
. . - .
Water Filters, Sc., &c. . . : j
& CO.,
15 and 17 SOUTH FROST STREET.
Silks,
Laces,
Neckwear.
UST IN TO-DAY.
NEW BUTTONS!
Ulsters
Ii BOTH LINEN AND MOHAIR,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT, ALL SIZES.
Straw Mattings !
LADEES TRUNKS slzcsi, 34 and 30. ,
Respectfully, :
apl 25 , . It. M. McINTIUE.
DR. JAMES E. KEA,
TTwENTIST. L OFFICE CORNER FRONT
and Market street. Ilia large and increasing
practice is a sufficient evidence that his work
has piven entire satisfaction during the pa9t 30
years' practice in Dcntiatry. Terms Moderate.
apl 23-1 m.
11. II. Grant & Co.,
LUMBERS AND G A3 -FITTERS, HAVE
reoccupled their . old tniaxtcxs, Arlthincreased
facilities. The public are,refit;ested to consult
them tieforc makintr contracts for work In their
li.ie. Special attention paid to connecting resi
dences and other buillings with -the - watea
Works. - - aoi
Wilmington Marble Yard,
JOHN MAUNDER.
apl 23-lw.
Kerchner & Calder Bros.,
QOMaHSSION MERCHANTS, j
AST)
Dealers in '
GROCERIES and FERTILIZERS.
GENUINE GERilAN KA1SIT
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apl 23-tf ON HAND.
Scarborough's Saloon and
Restaurant;!
TVERYTIIING FIRST CLASS. MEALS AT
1U ' r -
ail hoars. Clean Lc-lgings. - Everything guar
ntced as good as 3 .n'tas city.
Bar is supplied with the best of Liquors. '
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Board by the manth $15 00
Board by the week...................... 5 U)
Boart by the day.. I H
And you can get your men Is any hour of (he
day. -
I IL J. BCARROROCGH,
apl 23-2m No. e, South Water St. .
WOTICE.
E INVITE ATTENTION TO TIIE W
BUAND OF COOKING OIL with which we are
now supplying the trade.
It is prepared especially, forcoUaary pw
posee from SELECTED SEED, "Js DOUBLY
REFINED, and contains none of the ACIDS
and ALKALIES used la reflalag cheap ollaT It
will be found a clean, wholesome and ccono-
J AI VERTISEJIEKTS.
. . ,
Comiriercial Hotel
Wilmingtonj U. C.-
M. SCHLOSS, Prop:
TrnsT-CLAss is eveux: respect, r
w-nwt-ciftM Car and BILLXACD SJL
LOOS ATTACHED, i - 4. . ar-1 17
Cosmopolitan Bar.
"gfcST W1XE3, I LIQUORS, CIGARS,: C
j Tnarsday tic xt, will rwclvo the laat tTCEfl.
I E Y. O.YSTERS : : ' T - ;i't ,2
McGbwati's Sftlnnn !
jgVEBYTUIXG .Ffl!5T .CLA8sl A KISS
liKm tn second storr. - Our etork of Wlnca,
Liquors, etc, are proof. You UetU they aret
npl2a.itrk. -j No. S, South Trout 81.
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Nor th Carolina , Ilouse !
CJTILL BOOMS ! BEST OF LIQUORS ASD
I'll: A U4. A nnllta an.T wmnMan U.V
, 1( i . i
w.... i,wuw nuu wwivtl.u, w-
hind the bar. Stop fn and aoc a man at
Rpl 234vvk . . . j i. . STELJES,1 .
A New Card.
.A
gUMMER TRAVELLERS WILL EZtX
consult their Interest by calling and v"(""
examining my stock of Trunks, Yallaos, Can
ncss, Saddles, and la fact, anything from a
Ladles' nnd Basr to a Sole 'Leather Trunk.
from an ornament to a full set of Harness.
Repairing executed neatly and with dis
patch. - j . . .
J. H. MALLARD, ,
Successor to Blallard 3b Bowden,
apl 25-tf . No. 8 Front Street. "
Job Printing I
J OW PRICES ! ; I ;
GOOD WORK f .
' PROMPT!
7 Ascertain prices at my oflce before bar-
Ing your PRINTING done elsewhere.
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A3Work carefully done for persons reeldlng
out of the city, and sent to them by mall free
of postage. . E. WARROCIC,' i
1 . ' Job Printer, .
Cor. Chestnut and Water St., Wilmington N. C.
r. O. Box 402. aplM
AT A SACRIFICE
J Ail NOW READY FOR CUSTOMERS.
The large and rsrled Stock of Mr. V. Ii. Good
man, la tht store on Fourth street, In Brook
lyn, has been, purchased by toe and romoTod tm
No. 47 Market street, where it aust be sold
Regardless of Cost
The Stock consists of a great rarjaty of bow
and excellent Good), such as V
'.- r iv
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
MILLINERY and WHITE GOODS,' ' ,
'V
HATS, BONNETS, RIBBONS,
FLOWERS, UNDERWEAR, AC.
' - , 'i k- .:
A fuU line of DomcsUc Goods; of all gradssL
LINEN COLLARS, CUFFS, HANDSSSr
CHIEFS, TRUNKS A VALISES, ' !
SATCHELS, &C.V. ' t' ' ':
A fine assortment of Kid Gloves, Lisls
Gloves, Mitts and Hosiery for Lai lu, Chlldrta
and Gentlemen. . -..;,"".'.,;
Kid Gloves which were sold for tl 25, slight
Ijr spotted, for 20 cents.
Spool Sir-, excellent quality, for 5 ctnts,
formerly 10 cents. - -r - i
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Boots and Shoes for Geata Ladles and C3-
I .
drea at Half Cost. ;; . , .
Collarettes for cU'Am 3 cents, WDrta ts,
A full Une of Alpacas 25 cents to ia cents,
cot Zi cents to CO cents. , j ; " . ' .
Neck renin;, at 7 cents, worth IS cents tad
upwards. " "'' " I
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Large rarlety of Buttons at- cents on VSM
J Ladies and Chlllren's Hose at Tarfom '
prices. - .. . t . j ; .....
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Black Lace Scarfs for ZZ cenU, cost 73 eeais.
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