THIS PAPER -
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bliibel
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ceptod by 7 -JOSH
T. JAMES,
A' FKOPRTETOH.
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MOTIONS POSTAGE PAID:
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Six months, auto:
moDtii". ' . b carriers free
Tbe par" o the cltyt at the above
rM ' , in? rates low and liberal.
. . u t thfcir paper regularly.
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,100 TO WEWADYEBTISEMEWTS.
' H J'.Ahi:kxis Ice.
1 riM.L.Ir wt TlilU
" IIi::ri.KY Dramatic readings.
..sIkkkkk. - Tarson's busings
h- -..
VCitv Court yesterday.
Nothing 'l"1"? 5n magisterial circles
, have any .yacbt racing this J
.iiiiiMi-r .'
-IV truck aniens
herealxjuts look
pink
;, pretty as a
(;,hm1 DMrtH of the fruit crop contin
, apt leave tor his new
-Monday evening.
!hihI oil
Most ..rtli visiting Odd Fellows left
tWr Uioir honx yesterday. j
Tl. rvipts of cotton at this port
yr-tmlay f.Htnp 10 bales.
v Uhin in tlic hardware line can
l J fouiul at reasonable prices at J aco-
t
Our quondam fellow citizens Captain
1. Y. llinson and Maj. J. II. Hill,
w',-iv i th? cityyejerday:- - '
Cotton sold here to-day On a basis of
li (TiiH pt'r ll,lltl for middling, the
highst point attained this season.
true assistant to -natureCin restor-m-'
tire system to perfect health, thus
enabling it to resist disease, is Brown s
Iron Bitters.
The weather permitting the Passport
will make a trip to the blackfish grounds
on Thursday next. , .
Hri" Cora Green, Thilbrook, hence,
forMayaguez, was 'spoken May 3d in
lat.30. iong. 75. ? -Freshwater
rerch,Trout and Bla'ck
fih hooks and lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at Jacobins.
Thirteen carloads of vegetables and
stawWrries passed here yesterday goin
North. . . .
Fanny (lore was "run in" by the po-lii-o
last niffht for trnins to curse an
n -
officer off his beat.
('apt. C. H. Benson lctt here yester
day afternoon on his ireturn tb Bitts-
boro. Mrs. Benson is still in the city.
(Jer. hanjue Kniykcit, Schmidt, hence,
arrived at London Mav 10th. with loss
of sails, bulwarks and deck load.
The new wharf in front of the Cus
tom House has been completed and that
at the foot of Chestnut street is under
way. '
The River and Harbor bill, as it will
be reported to the House, contains an
item of $140,000 for the Cape Fear river
from the ocean to Wilmington. .
For aged men, women, weak and
sicklv children, without a rival. Will
uot eause headache. Brown's Iron Bit
ters. . .
We understand that the authorities of
the Wilmington & Weldon R. R., will
at an early day establish a telegraph
othce at W arsaw and. will erect a hand
some brick warehouse at that place.
Quite a large number of our friends
fnu.&mthville were in the city yester
day feaift excursion which was 'given
for the Knietit of the Smithville Library
Association.
A colored boy stole some monevfrom
a till in a butchers shop on Second
street yesterday and succeeded in getting
tlwith his booty, nqtwithsdanding the
tact that hot pursuit was given him.
.,.are sorry to hear of the extreme
niness of On. Basil C Manly, of Ral-S-
A dispatch received here yester
day by (Jen. Taylor stated that hecould
lue throughout the day. ,
Ustenlay afternoon during the exhi
bition in the river, two men plunged in
the - turbid waters of the raging Cape
'Wand swam with the tide for two
w three bUx?ks. One of them came
near losing his life.
reamer mz&bcth is stiU at
Smithville.. She has been waiting for the
to go down. We understand that
t na, for the nast. tu-n - a..
,u "winff fresli from the Southwest
nuinat;.thS seas have been
high.
running.
e see by the New York Herald that
-
nuicate composed of Scotch firm!
" been formed to buy out the busi
,l Of A T . t- A
r , jfccan, oc o., now run
IvOdflwV f It!. . ...
. "wiyt are mentioned as
j ir ui me syndicate.
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VOL. VI.
A New Establishment.
- Wo drifted yesterday -into tlie new
saddlery and harness house of Messrs.
II. M. Bowden & Co., on Market street,
and found there a complete tock of ev
erything in theiHine. Mr. B. J. J acobs
presides and cheerfully sltowed us the
novelties in their business. .The stock
in all of the departments of ihe estab
lishment is full knd complete and socibb
to have been selected especially to please
the eye and tickle the pursc.j We wish
the gentlemen every suecesslin their en-
terpnse. ...!-. j - , - ,
. - , . '" 'j
To Builders and others Oo to Jaco
ni's for Sash, Blinds! and Doors, Glass,
&c. You can get all
sizes and at the
lowest prices
t
L,ost His Money. I
verdant sable' youth from up the
river, arrived in the city on Thursday
night on a river steamer, and soon
fell in with the "Doves-" from tlie Whit
field and the iAitoi House, who went
through him witjh neatness and dis
patch. He lost what money he had, but
perhaps it taught hinia lesson which he
will not soon forget.
Prize Numbers.
For the benefit of the 1 many anxious
seekers in this city wo publish the num-
bers of the tickets which drew tne Dig
nrizes in the last drawing; of the Louis-
t rv. 19.102. 30-
iaiu """rrr ..I: t" ' :
oou
10,
i i
, rt-fc ro A1Q rnoAA oofiTA
21,627, 22,605, 52.048, 59,300, 92,874.
: r; I
The L.ast Opportunity.
Tho wbalo will be on exhibition to-
; y4,ojo, w,w, with the most severe and excruciat, no-
,822, $2,500 ; 84,726, $2,500. The fol- pains (apparently rheumatic or neural-
..,mV.mi irou' i H.t:ii : i uu iuc ioiii niuu ui in v iicck. mill
dav until 12 o'clock. Capt. Boyton as- rious remedies, meal and hops, bella
uay uuui , ... , ' rnniw in doua plasters, crude petroleum and tnr
a na tiiof. bp will be nersonaliy in f .11 'f v - 1
nuico aj . - x - I
attendance in the whale pavilion, ana
will for the first time in this city, have
to. cases of medals and jewels, gunJ
and . other implements 01 wariAre
exhibition in the tent, ana .win oe meaicmes. 1 wa? presented witli a bot
i a tiiAm nd xrive their tie by a friend, to whom I had stated
piea&eu. ,r V.o mwl
history, etc. W e were shown the med
als and a silver wreath last mght, ana
unhesitatingly say that they alone are
on the platform. ' Mr. Jones, tne lec
tnrpr will be pleased to tell the little
. 1 f I
hi 1 nnd nar-
ones all he knows ot whales, ami par
ticularly the one m exhibition, which
is claimed to be : the , greatest 1 natural
ouriositv in the country. f Capf. lioyton
r ' . . 1 , v,0;- Minp
and his party will take up their line
f march" at 3 o'clock this afternoon,
and will go to "Richniond on the I
James," ' 1 ' ' '
. -T i Quit I
The aroiiuu,
ti,o c 4f ofMrs.VirginiaB.
Jlattnew.J
of New York, vs. D. R. JMurchison, the
Pomlina Central R, R., et aL, was
carried before Judge GUmore,inCham-
bers at Goldsboro, , yesteraay, out tuo
hearing was continuea,ior. me wi"i'
until Tuesday, J uly 11th, before
Judge McKoy, in Chambers, at Clinton
1 1 X. a a lio TTfiaV Select.
well worth seeing. Xad.es an. ch, dren -xvill
ho iriven the preference ot position fl 1 nrl yw .nta.xt annlinatinn. the.
o
or such otner piuc j . . i T V tne naitenng noucea we uavc rewivcu
ora ftre said tobe veryvolumi- ; . kind brethren of the Dress will
i.uc jijv,. p ' A
nous. Messrs. McRae & bti-ange ana
Russell & Ricaud are for the plaintiffs,
and Hon. Geo-lavis.iittj.
vane and Messrs. Stedmau uumr
for the defendants
Dramatic Readings
. .in : Mir
:rs will notice in
-r- T V
As our readers wm r- -
columns, Mr. J.iw. naruey
vertising
, : V:ul' " aLZ
is again engage oy ---
ciation. inis u ; CG.,Z
has appeareu m tms . - jrp-
ure " '7Zr lltiejs last
memoereu. - -r,
ia;t bnre. at least ior a long, time, as
he is about starting on a very, extended
tnnr abroad and we hope he may! have
tour aDroau, auu j
as large an audience as on previous oc-
casions.
Transit of Venus.
Venus is now receiving a good
deal
of attention from Jupiter, so they
say
and they have an appointment to nieci
,n time this month. A enus will be.
inthc summer, a beautiful telesropw
.
obieot. chibitiugthc phnieofa cres-
cent moon and shining with cxtraor-
oinary spieuuui . "7 1
wouna on tnis siue ui r
rt.W transit across his disc in
December, which is one of the most
important of all
andtorthcobsetton.of wf1
rioiis governments have already begun
The astronO-
oV. on nrrrin for it for
tWity:ycars; it theji -
sit of v ejius before tne year -w.
- Kidney IiaeasS if
Pain, Irritation, Retention, Inconti
nence, Deposits, GraTel, fcc, cured by
Buchupabia". $1.L Depot James C.
Mundi. .
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WILMINGTON, N. C SATURDAY, MAY 13.
. Xcsterday'8 Aquatic Sports. '
By far the largest crowd ever assem
bled upon any occasion in this city
lined the wharves, house tops and pffi.ee
balcdnies on Water, between Dock and
Chesnut street, .yesterday, to witness
the aquatic exhibition of Capt. Paul
oyton. ? Every avaiUbhvspaco was
occupied, and thb river was -covered
with: boats of all descriptions, loaded
with human freight. Several large flats
were taken out and anchored ; in the
stream, .on yhioh were men, women
and children of all ages, sizes and con
ditions. The programme given by Captl
Boyton was the same as that of Thurs
day afternoon, a fall account of which
appeared in the. Review of yesterday.
To say that the large multitude of wit
nesses were pleased would be but a mild
form of. erpresteing ; their sentiments.
They were delighted, .and, at times,
stood dumb with amazement:
- The" exhibition of yesterday proved
conclusively that Capt. Bovtou's suit is
alltHatis claimed for it, and will no
doubt be ektensively used at life saving
station8 We look upon it as one
the grcatest inventions1 of the age.
of
Its
simplicity and easy adjustmenl is bound
to make it popular, with life-saving sta-
tions an masters of vessels.
a Card of Thanks.
Philadelphia, November 5. 1880
For the benefit of others I whb may
8ucr A Bare-. 1 write to say that on
Thursday, October 21st, I was attacked
head, accompanied with stiffness of the
-muscles. The paroxysms of nain would
come at intervals of two or three hours
jay ana msht, from which I lost sleen
and suffered intensely. After trying va-
i H- 111,1 11 fr I'll 11 iniif inn lnirnpnr tj wirn
out experiencing any apparent relief,
having seen your advertisement in one
AttS'S
having muchfaith in so-called patent
my intentions, and to say that its action
wg . doS to me? convey
what I would, express. It was simply
wonderful. Applied and thoroughly
f "7 - JT X "1 "
jast 0t which was Tuesday, 4 a m., the
pains were entirely subdued, and I have
not haa a return 01 them. 10 say l am
thankful and feel tbe greatest gratitude
to Gotl ami through Him to man, for
the means of obtaining such relief, is
on leeoiy expressive 01 my leeungs
anai-ueem.it. my uuty to let oi
know of and rlief from
same source. ,
Fked W.'Wakd, 2004 Titan Street.
Thanksto Our Brethren.
We have not yet thanked our breth
ren Gf the press for the many very kind
1 fluttaritiir.kitires of our new
yenture we have received during the
weets. We would be clad to
h them noof on0 an(i aut for
jfa&uxt thing? the have had to
say Qf U3t and the pleasant manner in
which have said thenK y0 win
nQt aWe to reproJuce in our dolumns
L, n . . . ll ' I ,1
know that we appreciate their notices
:ust nigniy if w'e published a, new
notice every aay
Petition to Congress
A petition is in circulation to-day and
being very extensively signed, address
euwiuc """-
- m vprny Congress, renresentin- the
r - r ; fW .J
very inadequate accommodaaoBf affer
by the preseht Custom Houseland
Postoffice buildings, for the transaction
of the public business, setting forth the
claims of Wilmington for. larger ,md
mDre imnosins structures and praying
r ori -nnmnriationof 100.O00tor the
purpose of erecting new buildings here.
The petition is teine circulatedunder
win wdrfntpd bv the Produce
at tYeif ecen annual meet-
mg.
Bishop Liynian's Appointments
May 16 Tuesday, Scotland eck
I " Tl A.
Mav 17 Wednesday, Hamilton
May 1$ Tuesday, Williamston.
Mav 19 Fridav. Jamesville.
May 20 Saturday, Trinity, Beaufort 4
I . - ...
SESffiSff;. South &v.
May 2Tuesday, Durham's Creek.
oItiVa r- VmnU Chnrch.
Beadbrt county u : i
PwiriSSSSri: -r.t
May 2S Sunday, St. James, iBeau
-Wednesday. Makely.ville,
Hyde county. . '
Jnne iursday. Swan Quarter,
I TT mnnfr. -
June 2-friday, . Fairfield, Hyde
p50 Monday. St. Geoije's. Hydrf
county. 1
June 11 Sunday erening. Fayette:
Tilled " ' J li i. -
June 18 Sunday, Pittsboro. 3
JJoly fmmunion at all morning tr-
CoUections for Diocesan Missions.
ST ATE NEWS.
Greensboro Bugle: W. L. Kirkman
of Morehead township, sheared a two
year old sheep yesterday aitd secured
Hi pounds of wool. This sheep is half
Soutbxhwn. Lost -year the same sheep
yielded 8 pounds. "
Henderson Gold Leaf: Henderson is
centrally .located i n the heart of the
great Golden Tobacco belt, of which it
is the principal -market. This is a big
industry millions of pounds being sold
here every year and one that is des-
unea 10 grow to sua greater.
' Chatham Argus: The family of our
former townsman, lloti i J ohrr Man
ning; moved to Chapel Hill, a few days
ago. Mr. W. J. Hackney, of this
"county, informs us t hat within four days
he has hived three dinerent swarms ol
bees from the same stand, and they arc
all doing well.
Ashevillo Citizen:. Mr. (ieo.GehagaTi
informs us there is living 011 Laurel,
Madison county, a Mr. Sxnomon Staun
toiu who cast 'his first vote for Presi
dent of the United. States before the war
of 1812, and wras a .soldier in that war,
and now draws a pension for that ser
vice.
Raleigh Visitor : The revival at Per
son street church is growing in interest.
There were fourteen penitents at the
altar Thursday night, -r-rhe hosts ot
friends of Maj. B. C. Ianly, in this
city and throughout Ihe State, will be
pained to hear that his condition is ex
tremely critical. 1 . .
FayetteviUciZrawmer: .Messrs. Row
land & Spohn are manufacturing spokes
and shuttles at their wood worfcs. three
miles north of Fayetteville. They use
steam power and obtain their material
from the country around. : Captain
Benjamin - Robinson, formerly ol this
place, is now city editor of the Advance
Gazette, a large neatly printed and well
edited semi-weekly paper, published at
Pensacola, Florida. - x
Statesville American : A correspond
ent from Jefferson, Ashe county, says:
A fatal accident occurred on Old i? leld
Creek. 30thAnriL Mr. Trov Phimos
accidentally shot himself with a rifle.
He had taken the gun out of the house,
thinking it not loaded, put his foot on
the hammer, pushing it back, and then
place 1 his mouth to-the muzzle to blow
in, when his foot slipped off, and being
loaded the ball entered his mouth pass
ing out back of the head, killing him
instantly,
Goldsboro Mcsscnqer: The Board of
... .. ..
Education of our sister county, (jrrcene,
has voted &1000 to the Wayne county
Normal school,' to be held in Goldsbo
ro. commencing luesdey, June 13th,
and to continue several weeks. An
old colored woman is now living on the
lands of Mrs. Marv Smith, in Bentons
ville township, Johnston county,named
Hacar Williams, over 100 years old.
Slie says she carried water and meals
to the soldiers during the revolutionary
war, and was then a small child.
Newbern Journal: Mr, Howland, of
Beaufort,- brought up to the Memorial
Services the old battle flag ot the 48th
N. C. Troops. It is all tattered and
torn bv minnie balls and it bears the
name of many liard lought battlefields,
Sharosbunr, Fredericksburg, Jjrazer's
Farm. Harper's Ferry and Bristoe Sta
tion are to be seen there, but none of
those Of the campaign of 1864 the
hardest during the war were to be
seen. During that campaign Cooke's
Brigade, to which the 48th belonged,
never yieldedjan inch of ground while
in a contest with the enemy, but al
ways drove the enemy or held their
own. . .
News and Observer: : The ladies of
the Second Presbyterian church have
undertaken to puna a parsonage. -Treasurer
Worth yesterday received a
telegram from High Point, announcing
that his large saw mill
near Ashboro,
RandolDh county, was
completely de-
stroved bv fire at 11 o'clock Tuesday
nigHt. A quantity of rough lumber was
gaved. Dr. Worth says his loss is not
less than $4,000, and that there was no
insurance on the property. - While
several little boys were playing in the
streets of Graham yesterday, a young
man rode a horse I at a rapid rate into
their midst. The horse knocked down
a little son of Mr. James Holt! (a broth
er! of Col. T. M. Holt),! about eight
years of age. The child's leg Was bro
ken, and the flesh was lacerated in a
terrible manner. Amputation!- was ren
dered necessary
- THE MAILS.
Themails close and arrive at the City Post
office as follows r j
i CLOSE. !
f Northern through malls, fast. 5.1 P. M.
Northern throuzn ana way maiis....o.o jv. n.
Raleigh. ,...5.00 P. M. ami 4.40 A. M.
Malls for the N. C. Railroad and j
routes supplied therefrom Includ-1
tmr A. A S. C. Railroad at $.40 A. M.
SoulHern Mail for aU points South, I
daily. 8.00 P. M.
Western malt (C. C BaU way ) dally, I
(except Sunday) 5.00 P, M.
AUpoiato between Hamlet and Ral-
eurh ..5.00P. M.
Mafl for Cheraw and Darlington Rail- J -
road S O" F- M.
Mails for polnU between Florence i
and Charleston 3.00 P. M.
Frpttv11W xndnfneM on Cane Fear !
River. Fridava. . . . . 1.00 P. M.
YnrnttrTlU Vis T jimhrtnn dallv.
excent Sundavs -' .5.00 P. M.
Onslow C." II. and Intermediate offi-
ce, Tnesdav and Fridays..- e.oo A. at.
Smithrille malls, by steamboat, dally
(except Sundars) 830 A. M.
Malls for Earr "Hill, Town Creek,
ShaUotte and Little River, Tues
days and rrMam... .00 A.M.
- - OPEN "FOR DELIVERY,
Northern throngn and way malls. . . .8.30 A. M.
Southern Malls. 8-30 A. M.
Carolina Central Railroad...:. 10.30 A. M.
Mails collected from street boxes every day
atS.5P. M. -
btajap OtSee open from 8 A. M. to 12 M., ami
from i ft.30 P. M. 'Money order and Register
Department open same as stamp otfiee.
Stamps for sale la small quantities at general
delivery when stamp office Is closed.
General delivery open from daylight to dark
sod on Sundays from &30 to f .30 A. M,
f 4
1882.
NO. 117.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dramatic Headings.
MIL J. W. HARTLEY'S
FABEWELL T0UE.
MONDAY NIGHT, MAY 15TII.
MOST ATTRACTIVE. PROGRAMME
HUMOROUS AND PATHETIC,
., .". -school rem scandals
"YARN OF THE NANCY BELL,"
--:' . ': ! ' :
"LA CICA," AC, AC.
This Ls 3IR, HARTLEY'S SEVENTH READ-
I ..''.
1NG In this cUv.
To legin at 8 o'clock.
Notice.
piERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT ISSUEI BY
tlie First National Bank of Wilmington, N. C,
No. 3203, dated April 12th, 1332, for seven thou-
- I -
sand three Irondrcd three and thlrfy-threc one-
hundred dollars ($7,303.33) in faror of the
undersigned has been lost in transmission by
mail, and all persons are cautioned against
trading for same, as payment has been stop
ped. A. C. LEAK.
May Sth, . . may 12-tf
Our New Saddlery
and Trunk House
SNOW OPEN AND READY FOR BUSI-
ness, and we hope tojiaye alibcral share of the
Public Patronage. We have a large assort
ment of all classes of GOODS IN OUR LINE,
and feel that we can meet the wantS of every
one in QUALITY and PRICE.
II. M. BOWDEN A CO., "
mar 12-tf 40 Marketstreet.
Big Drives
JN CARPETS AND MATTING. ,
Lace Curtains.
Of these Goods wc send sample packages by
exuress to any responsible ltfirty and iav ex
press one way The assortment is by lite Yard
and by the Pair. '
BEAUTIFUL EMBROIDERED
White Flannel,'
At $1 00, $1 50 to $2 2." per yard.
WHITE LAWNS A LINEN DE INDIA.
' ALSO, .
Other LAWNS of Beautiful Texture.
Linen Sheetings.
P. C. LINEN, all widths. )
LINEN & MOHAIR ULSTERS.
t
maylHf R. M. McINTIRE.
Ice Ice--Ice !
T WOULD RESPECTFULLY NOTIFY THE
citizens and public generally, that I have laid
in a ful supply of choice ICE and am now ful
ly prepared to fill oruers to all points ou the
Kailroads and Rivers at low prices, anil hope
to secure a reasonable share of iiatronage.
i 11. II. J. AH REX'S, 1'mp.,
wpl 2S-law -5w-sat New Ice House-
Parson's Business Laws
Enlarged & Improved.
rjHE FRERES,
I Mrs. Alexander.
THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER,
- m m i rw fe
ay aia.ru. a wain.
FAITH AND UN FAITH,
By the Dutchess.
HEINSBERGCR'S.
At
For Choirs.
TIIE AMERICAN TUNE BOOK,
THE STANDARD, !'
THE TABOR,
THE PRESBYTERIAN PSAMODIST,
may 13 At HEINSBERGER'S.
Bock Beer ! Bock Beer !
Tivoli Bock Beer !
jtT TnE FIItsT OF THE SEASON BUT
THE BEST. In fact BETTER THAN THE
BEST. , f
T Our Refrigerator car is here with oar
first shipment of the Season. ' '
IT CAN BELIT THK BEST,
may lO-Swks ' , K. POKTNEU.
Worth & Worth.
QFFEB AT LOW PRICES TO PROMPT
buyers:
ie.000 Bushels COUN,
1,000 do. MKAL,
500 BarreU FliUIt,
150 Bags COFFEE.
100 Barrel SUGAR,
100 Boxes BACON,
100 Bales HAY, '
-30 Hbds. and BbU.
NEW CROP CUBA MOLASSES,
2,000 Bbls. LJME.CEMENT & PLASTER,
1,000 SPIRIT BARRELS,
.. New and second liand.
Tobaeeo, Snuff, Soap, Lye, Potash, Matches,
Candy, Candles, Hoop Iron, Nails, Ac, Ac. ...
. apl SWT " y k ..... ..--
il1 V6 RH'l 4 rcceiirc c(?mniiraUons
rai nrrtim.lpft air fttn rtfl frtibpcts of
A
from
f The name of the trrltr mtisi aWay 1
fnr-
nished to the Klitor.
Conimunkations jmit , lc; vrrlttCTl on onlj
one sblc of th" pajior. . v j j
Personalities must le avoMcl. ,!
Anl U U csivciaU'antlrfiCHlaTtj'-
;nler-
ttool that the Elitor lo .'vot ajvrays ctlorsc
he views of corrc!JiMnlent-? unl3 go minted
In thee!Uornl K!timi3.- v
-XEAV AUVEUTISKMES'rS.
Croquet.
Ol fL50,-fi 1, PER SETT
S KAUi rLVIXETS,
- . .. ." t
.-BABY BASKETS, ,trar Hand 13.
1 ..' J - i
Lunch, Work anil Fancy Flower Ra.lcl-.
JAPANESE CUK)l$ramioh Fan?, Mai,
Ac., Ac, at w'
"may 7 ;
C. WV YATES.
Soda Water!! Soda Water!!
TyK OFFER "T-l)AY irE COLD SODA
WATER, with all the "nwlai .Frtilt Svrui,
iitaiMition to which Ave ltHV.;Iecp JJock, Gin.
ir Ale, Btrrh Wvr, Fresh .'reniu--ju.v; Mar
tlnslque IJme Juice Syrups. -Pronounced the
bestMnlu in the CUv." 1
may 10 MCNDS BROS,, DrjisrgUls.
SUMMER GOOhS.y
AT
M, M; IA T Z;' S,
SG MARKET STREET.
Extraordinary Bargains !
DRESS G00DSJ
A LL THE LATEST NOVELTIEjS IN SAT-
ina RiiTTwili ' nnil ! T!rnpirtir milra Mrtiro An.
tique, Tinsel, Eoulo, Nun's Veiling,. Bcngaliiiq.
Buntings, all wool Jieiges, liawns, &ecrsu kersj.
Pcrcala, Ac. Ever so many styles 'anl shades
with Trimmings to match.
White Goods :
In every style, texture and quality possible...
Pique, Tucking, Linen and Linen Lawns.
F.mhrnifTflriftS V
In Cmbrics, aNiiitsooks and Scvisac uns ur
passed in Workmanship and Price.
Laces
Imported from almost every viutj-y, 'bought
ami Fold as siKH-ial jolM. '.'
(JLOA'KS !
HOSIERY !
COliSETS !
HANDKERCHIEFS, roLI.VlWJ. J
SCARFS, RIB HONS, -' 41
VKILINtJS, CliEPElNt: '
' & CUEPK VEILS
. . FANS,' PARASOLS,'
In endless variety and asbmUliiug IjvJ,,rlre-.
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Housekeeping Goods !
:.- " . : ' f '' '';!. ',
LINEN & OTTON SHEETING, DAM ASKS,
Napkins, Towcli 4!V
MEN and BOYS' WEAIfi
LADIES' ViENTS, & CHILDREN'S OAllzE
MERINO UNDERWEAll i.
In short everything desirable ; tij an oiltutf
and at Prices that defy competition.'' I "
Call anl save money by patronlkinr -
IW. IW. KATZT,
anl 30 30 MARKET STt
ICIiciTins Tolmcco.
-yyE ILIi:SPECTFU:LLY OIKR TO OUK
patrons and the trade generally, : 11 grade ot
Chewing Tobacco of our former t lauufaeture,
of which wc bold a arge ftock, aiid whU hwu
will sell at rcaionablb prices. -Vf' f-iall cfon-
Unue th Tobacco Business In all lUbranfch
es, and shall atjd a Cigar Factory,!. which ill
be known as the CHAMPION CIGAR FACTCBY
i . it
and thereby le enabled to sell First Ulif a pocl'l
mir.
at lowest priced and to comictc wltb anj
ket. ; - - : ' . "v
IK) NOT FAIL TO CALL UPON- fS! FR
L' '' '
c HEAVING TOBACCO, and our salesmen will
from time to tunc call tiion ron. to sollrtt cr-
der. I Respectfully your. . I
may Mm it. BRUNHILD & BRO
"'.' i : I r -"i r-"
IIew Restaii rant.1
v - - .,--'. I I
THK UNDERSIGNED WOtiLD RIrKCTl
' i -' . i l
fully announce that Iuj ba- jntfitteJ. upt No.
S, Granite Row, South Front st.,"'fM jeiauraut
- i , . V: .!.' ,n'z:ric Y
for Ladies audiGtntkanen, vravre CH? and
.. ." - . . . : -1
refreshments may Ijc ha'l at all bonrs'of .; tu
day. Every Uuns , Is new and fin 5 daft- l'
lite waiters and coarlcons attendant. p L
nrGaino and Ornters In eaon,v Fine
wirwa iJnuors and Cixars. t I
novia F.A.SCIigTTVrrop.
"A White Woman
rtJLS GET AGCKD JI03XEAUUBEirAL
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