i
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THIS TAPER
u pnbltoHed every morning. Mondays ex
cepted J)j
.TOSH T JAMES,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
.CBSCBIPTIOXS "POSTAGE PAID:
L $4 00. Six months, $2.00. Three
B 7 ths $100; One month, 35 cents, r
-ZLxr will he delivered by carriers free
f lrTin ny pari ot the city, at the above
"Cve-tlMlus mte. low and liberal .
.ub-rritrSHl report any and all fail
tt4 t nivo their paper regularly
)CAL NEWS.
IHOEX TO NEW ADYERTISEKTEIITS.
yoTICE-Closing of banks.
Xr Co Ship notice.
Y vtf Pianos and Organ3.
S jf.wktt Headaches cured.
MrMi Hiios Patent medicines.
ilnssiiKWiEis-Groeers' pass books.
i:ah for the Twentieth.
N,.wLrh77jute laetorv. Why
not ' . '
j receipt of cotton at this port
fj!daj fiot up 40 bales.
Steamship Ingram,
hence, arrived at New Vork yesterday.
Steamship "iterator, Cant. Doane,
i,,r, verterday morning from
Sew
A Uhinsintho hardware 'line can
he found at reasonable prices.at Jaco-
-
Rl
Hon A M. Waddell will deliver an
address before the Collegiate Institute
at Kinston on thejth of June. -
There are7 biues., : 7 brigs and U
ohooncrs in port here te-day, and there
are 7 barques and G brigs bound for this
port from foreign ports. - .
The repaTrTtolhe" wharf at the foot
of Chestnut street have been completed!
and it is now as strong and substantial
as ever.
Silk wornwhich are iiow. much
talked about, feed readily on the leaves
of the Osage orange. This is a point to
be noted.
V pure Ptrengthening tonic, free from
whi-kcv and alcohol, cures dyspepsia,
and similar diseases. It has never been
rjuallt'd. Brown's Iron Bitters.
Grant has come to grief financially.
Wall Street was his Appomattox, and
Iiouisville & Nashville Kailroad.stocks
h'n conqueror.
Freshwater Perch.Trout and Black
fish hooks and lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at Ja corn's, t
Messrs. Crapon & Pickette are to-day
hard at work opening the new stock of
groceries recently purchased by them
in New York. -.
An enrieher of the blood and purifier
of tho system; cures lassitude and lack
of energy; uch is Brown's Iron Bit
ters. The Independent Order of Immacu
lates (a colored association) will pay
out next Monday night a benefit of
$1,060 to the family of a deceased mem
ber. We saw some garden peaches yester
day taken from a tree m this city, that
were as large as walnuts. Vegetables
hereabouts are developing rapidly, not
withstanding the cool weather.
Gen. M. P. Taylor and Capt. W. A,
-dimming, of the Second Brigade, N.
V. S. T., left here last evening for Char
lotte, and will most likely take a part
in the parade there to-morrow.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
ri's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
Jtc. You can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices. t
A little chiKl was found wandering
about the streets yesterday. Officer
lllen took tho little fellow in charge,
and soon found its father, who was on
the hunt for it.
To Promote a Vigorous Growth of
the hair, use Parker's Hair Balsam. It
restores the youthful color to gray hair,
removes dandruff and cures Itching ot
tho scalp.
Hon. A. M. Waddell, of the Veteran
Corps of the "Wilmington Light Infan
try, will deliver the prizes to the best
shot and the best drilled man in the
manual at the Opera House this evening.
Reports from all sections confirm the
rumors of heavy frosts. In some sec
tions replanting is necessary. The fruit
crup, it is said, is too far advanced to
be seriously damaged by the cold snap.
Mr. J . Y. Hartley will give dramatic
readings at the rooms of the Library
Assoeiation, on Monday night. He is
aline reader and deserves a good audi
ence on this, .his last appearance in this
citv.
Best ever made, Emory's Little Ca-
&rf VMS, pleasant to take, sugar
tt; no griping; only 15 cents a box,
Jf druggists or by mail. Standard Cure
V 1 4 Nassau Street, Sew York.
m d&vr.
IVouldit not be a good idea now,
wnee the fire alarm bell has been made
stationary, to do away with the ringing
Vfhe breakfast, turnout and dinder
beUs? The ringing of the bell is a useless
bbitand so far as' we can see benefits
xo oat.
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VOL. VI.
In
A large number of excursionists are
expected in this city on! Friday next
from points along the line of the Wil
mingtou, Columbia!
& Augusta Rail-
road.
Special cars will be attached to
the train, so we are informed, for the
use of whites who are expected to par
ticipate in the excursion.
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In the future the fire alarm bell will
only strike the fitp districts. The alarm
can be distinguished from the "turnout
and close up bell'
taps when the dis
The "jingle- bell"
omitted.
by a cessation of the
rict has been struck.
will in the future be
Backj Again.
Alary Moore is evidently well pleased
with the fare; and accommodations of
the hotel cU vttlc. The police f ranjlicr
n" a few days ago. Shej served a term
in the city prison, and was released on
Thursday morning. Mary breathed the
unconfined air of this salubrious cli
mate for six short hours, when she com
menced to pine for her quarters in the
station house. She kicked up a row
Thursday nightj and was again " run
in." His Honor said yesterday morn
ing, five daj-s. The Janitor will moor
Mary Moore out of the door. Exit.
Decline oif Man.
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Im
potence, Sexual Debility,
cured by
"Heirs Health Renewer."
Jas. C. Munds. . ' . I 1
$1. Depot
At Point Cabwell.
Quite a large crowd assembled in the
town hall at Point Caswell; on Thurs
day night, to. witness the closing exer
cises of the school of Miss Sallie Bur
gwyn. The entertainment consisted of
recitations, charades aiidiableaux. The
school children did Remarkably well,
and we are sorry we have not their
names before us to particularize. If it
were in our power to be ubiquitous we
would speed on to Point Caswell and
get the name of each little one who took
part and give hmi or her the public
praise they so justly Reserved i Between
the tableax Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hawes
gave some delightful Instrumental
music, and Mrs. John'R. Paddison
sang several sweet little ballads, much
tothe edification and enjoyTment of the
delighted audience. j
Our young friend Toilers was placed
in a very trying position and hie bore his
part well. He "stood the.fire" as though
lip. vn n.n nlil lmnrl of tin Vltxva Vinf
we felt so sorry for him, ahem that we
started out of pure disinterested mo
tives to take his place. If he ever gets
in a scrape like that again, we want him
to call on, us to1 relieve him.! At the
close of the entertaimhent the ladies of
tlie village spread tab
es laden with del-
icacies fit for the gods
. i
The prices were
and the ladies never Rooked lovelier in
their lives. To say that the affair was a
complete social success, is harhly saying
enough, and weare deligbted to know
that the most sanguine financial expec
tations of the projectors were more than
"The Best in the World."
Asheville, K. CL, Aug. 8,1 1881.
Dk. H. H. Wakner & Co.: Sirs.
I consider your Safe Kidney anjd Liver
Cure the best medicine in the world for
kidney and liver diseases.
Col. R. C. O'Buyox.
Black Kiver.
We notice in the Producej Exchange
a petition which was left there to bo for
warded to Gen. Ransom, praying the
Congress for an appropriation of; $15,
000 or $20,000 to clear out Black River,
fromPoint Caswell to Lisbon. The
paper has been very, numerously signed
by residents along the line of the river,
and is accompanied "by a letter j from
Capt. S. W. Skinner j to Senator Ran
som, setting forth j the 'need of the ap
propriation and the great danger, as it
is now, to navigation above Point Cas
well. We happen to know something
of the condition of this river, having
been over it many times in former years
and we arc only surprised that an ap
plication for relief hits not teen made
long ago. -There are places there,
between Point Caswell and Beatty's
Bridge, w here the water runs like a
mill race, while the channel is ex
ceedingly torturous ! an6 the j bed of the
river is covered here and there with
sunken logs, which render navigation
at times exceedingly perilous. We think
that the appropriation asked for is suffi
cient to open up the: river to such an ex
tent that the Dawso?i can run to Beatty's
Bridge, and the Lisbon to Herringsville
at all seasons of the year. W! trust
that the appropriation may be secured,
if not from this Congress then from the
next, and that a (resolution which we
understand that Hon. Joo.W. Shackel
ford has introduced for the surrey of
the river may go through at once.
WILMINGTON, N. C SATURDAY. MAY 20.
The Kiver and Harbor Bill.
We thank Senator Ransom for a
copy of the River and Harbor Appro
priation Bill, as reported iu the House
by the Committee on Commerce, where
it was twice read and recommitted and
ordered printed. We copy from it the
followiug relative to points in North
Carolina for which appropriations have
reported : . j
Improving Dan. River, Virginia and
North Carolina ; continuing improve
ment, seven thousand five hundred dol
lars.' : 1 ; t . ;
Improving North Landing River; VTr
giniaaridj North : Carolina; continuing
improvement, eieht thousand dollars .
"' Improving Cape Fear River trom the
ocean to Wilmington, North Carolina;
contmumg improvement, one hundred
and forty thousand dollars, j
Improving Contentnea Creek, North
Carolina ; j continuing improvement,
live thousand dollars. -
Improving Currituck Sonnd and
North River Bar, North Carolina ; con
tinuing imnrovement. including- Cnan-
jok Bay, twenty thousand dollars.
T - 1 T" IT- -fc'r-
auijjroviug r rencn liroao: ruver,i ortn
Carolina ; continuing improvement, five
thousand dollars.
Improving Lillington River, North
Carolina: continuing improvement,
three thousand dollars.
Improving Neuse River, North Caro
lina; continuing improvement, five
thousand dollars, i
Improving Pamlico and Tar Rivers,
North Carolina;! continuing improve
ment, five thousand dollars.
Improving Trent River, North Caro
lina; continuing improvement, five
thousand dollars.
Improving Waccarhaw River, North
and South l Carolina ; continuing im
provement, four thousand four hundred
dollars. - i
An Interesting Letter. A spirit
of gratitude! prompts me to address a
brief note of thanks. Three months
ago I returned from Mobile, Ala., and
was immediately attacked with what is
known as Sciatic Rheumatism. I em
ployed three physicians in succession,
giving each one ample time to afford re
lief if it had been in his power. I was
not materially benefited by their ser
vices and was beginning to despair,
when a friend who had experienced the
effects of St. Jacobs Oil advised me to
give it a trial. I refused, because I; did
not think Rheumatism could be cured by
outward application. Insisting updn a
trial of it he sent me two bottles. Unable
to meet his kindness by further refusal,
I had the remedy applied to the parts
affected. My case was so severe that
after a few applications I scarcely seem
ed to be benefited. But before the first
bottle had been used up, I began to be
relieved of the painful lameness in my
hip and knee, and when the second bot
tle was used out I could dress myself
and walk jabout. I continued to use it,
and am now able to go down to my
offico and attend to business, Shoiild
persons afflicted as I was desire a
stronger testimonial, I shall tell them,
if they call upon me, to give St. Jacobs
Oil a fair trial ; and I now feel as though
I could assure them the same grateful
and speedy relief that I have experien
ced. Weslet Sissons, Atty at Lawt
179 Washington St Chicago, 111.
Weather Forecasts.
Vennor has published the following
predictions of the weather for j the re
mainder of the year 1882 : The season
will merit the designation of cool to
cold and wet, generally. Not that there
will not be terms; of summer warmth,
and even intense heat, for periods, but
rather that these last will appear in the
retrospect as of but comparative in
significance, or 1 as the exceptions to the
general rule
The season will be marked by not
only great precipitation, but by a mug
giness of atmosphere, generally, caused
oy the reeking condition of the earth
and the long continuance oT clouded
sky. This will result in periods of ex
treme sultriness and heavy weather,
during which thunder and hail storms
will occur. In other words, the sum
mer will be the reverse of clear and
dry. . '.
There is a likelihood of June and
August frosts in Northern, Western
and Southern sections, and. a general
cold wave may occur toward midsum
mer. ! j
The autumn months will continue
moist. September will probably give
rains and floods fn Western and South
ern sections of tho United States. Octo
ber will be much the same, with early
cold and snow falls. November will be
gin the winter of 1883-,83 a winter like
ly to be memorable on account of its
exceptionably heavy snow falls and very
cold weather over the whole Northern
Hemisphere. That a "cold and wet
summer is invariably folio wed by a cold
and stormy winter," is a truth now so
well proven and borne out by the testi
mony of past records that we cannot
lightly put it aside, and if we have good
and sufficient grounds" for predicting the
former as we most assuredly have at
this time it is but right that we should
warn the people of the latter in good
season. - i
The approaching season will proba
bly be the first of a couple of wet sum
mers, and, as 1882 is, so is 1883 likely to
be. . : "
j' ' Personal. ;
Frank D. Kooncej Esq., of Onslow,
is in the city and favored us with a call
last night. We leArn from him that
the crops in his county are very, prom
ising, although the cotton and the late
corn have been cut down by "the cold
weather, necessitating replanting in
many instances. The fruit crop is ex
cellent in its promises and on the whole
the farmers are hopeful of good harvests.
j . , r
Kidney Disease, J
Pain, Irritation, Retention Inconti
nence, Deposits,- Gravel, &c, cured by
BuchupaDia". $1. Depot James C.
Munds. ' . - . " !
v We are requested to state that all of
the members of the Veteran Corps and
the Honorary Members of the Wilming
ton Light Infantry, are invited to at
tend at the target shooting and the drill
and presentation of prizes at the Opera
House and afterwards at the Armory
to-morrow without further notice.
Indications.
For the SouthAtlantic States, fair
weather, variable winds, mostly south
erly, stationary or lower pressure.
Interesting Exercises.
Quite interesting were the exercises at
the Williston School.colored, on the cor
ner of Seventh and Nun streets yesterday
They consisted of recitations, declama
tions, music and the reading of essays
by the pupils, some of whom acquitted
themselves with genuine credit. A con
siderable number of visitors were pres
ent, who were highly pleased with the
intellectual entertainment.
Eustis Green is principal of the school
with his wife and four other assistants
to aid him in his labors. He is compe
tently educated, has a fondness for his
duties, and is doing wonderful work irl
advancing the educational standard oif
the colored race. The school has an
average attendance of 285 pupils, a
slight njajority of whom are females.
The studies are such as are generally
pursued in the public schools, from the
primary to the higher English branches,
embraces rhetoric and algebra and Lat
in. " ' . . " '
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.
SATURDAY, THE 20TH OF MAT, BEING
a Legal Holiday, no business will be trans
acted by the Banks of this city on that day.
3 A. K. WALKER,
Cashier First National Bank.
8. D. WALLACE,
may 20-lt Cashier Bank of New Hanover.
Headaches Cured ! ,
B
Y COMFORTABLE REST AT NIGHT, TO
i. nn on TCiaatfo TTjifr M&ttress. We make
them to order at 40, 45, 60, 53, GO, 80 and 85
cents per pound. Call and examine Hair and
Ticking and leave your orde
may 20 ' 27 N. Front Street.
Ship Notice.
ALL PERSONS ARE HfcKttisi
cautioned and forewarned
against harboring or creating any
oi tne crew "ihuv
TEST." Capt. Anderson, as neither
the Master or Consignees will be responsible
forTany detb. contracted bylem
may 20-3t ! Consignees.
j Ice Ice Ice !
J WOULD RESPECTFULLY NOTIFY THE
citizens and public generally, that 1 1 have laid
in a full supply of choice ICE and am now ful-
f ll .4aH tn all rkniTitA on the
IV prepares vu uu ui- i " -
Railroads and Rivers at low prices, and hope
to secure a reasoname oi
apl 2S-law 5w-sat ' New Ice House-
Goces, Pass Books,
BUTCHERS PASS BOOKS,
- . . i T- rw
MERIT (JAKDS lor ounaay anu net j
School,
CATECHISMS for all Denominations,
SUNDAY SCHOOL SONG BOOKS,
CHOIR BOOKS, j
THE ORGAN YOU WANT.
COME AND LOOK AT THEM.
FULLY WARRANTED,
mav 20 At HEINSBERGER'S.
3Ii CRONL.T, Auctioneer.
BY CRONLY MORRIS.
Public Sale
oF .ir.RMAX ...qj-e Grwr. or
WILMINGTON, N. G, MONDAl, MAI
22. 1SS2. NOON. r .
-TrrlLLBESOLD.INTUE UlAi w
T T . . irihnlnirtiUI f!t-
MINGTON. J. . U., ioo
ton compress torapany s "
Vuttr. on MON-
DY?THE 22D MAY 1. at Ugfi&ofo
Appurtenances belonging 7ur,m
be en on board of said vessel. Terms, Cash.
! FOTPMUS,LONNIES. Master,
may 17 ttwersat , Auctioneer.
1882.
NO. 123.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Unpi
recedented Attraction !
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OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Louisiana State Lottery
Company,
Incorporated la 1863 for 25 rears by tho Lei-
ilature for EdacaUonal and CharitAhl nnr.
poses .wUh capital of $1,000,000 to wtuch a
reserve fund
added,
or vxxi.uuo bas aince bec
,JJ an oTejwielmlnar popular rote its fran-
i.uisc wa maue apart or tfte present stare
vosniuiion aaopteu vecemher 2d, A. D., 1879.
US CiKAKD SlNOLE XriMRCT
will take place month lr.
D&AWIXGS
. It never scale4 or postpone.
Look at the following Distribution : "
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
during which will take place the
1 45th Grand Monthly
AJfTJ THE
KXTK AOBDIN KB. X SEXI-AXJCUAI. DRAWIXG
At hew Orleans, Tuestlay, June 13th, 1832.
Under the personal supervision and manage-
mentof i
Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louis
iana, and Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY,
of Virginia. I
Capital Prize, $100,000.
JNotice Tickets are Ten Dollars onlv.
IJn 1 An 1 An m . . -
LIST OF PRIZES.
T TCP "TTI TTTT-o
1 Capital Prize of $100,000....
$100,000
50,000
20,000
20,000
20,000
l'Grand Prize of
1 Grand Prize of
50,000.
20,000.
2 Large Prizes of
4 Large Prizes of
20 Prizes of
10,000
5,000....
1,000
500.
300....
200....
100....
10....
50 "
20,000
25,000
30,000
40,000
60,000
100,000
100 "
200 "
600 "
10,000 "
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation Prizes of $200.
100 " ioo.
100 " " 75.
$20,000
10,000
1,500
11,279 Prizes, amounting to i $522,500
Gen. G. T. Beactregard, of La. ) J,
Gen. Jubxl A. Eaely, of Va. tj?m' I
Application for rates to clubs should! only be
made to the office of the Company in New Or
leans, j
For information apply to ; ' . ;
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
or M. A. DAUPHIN.
127 La Salle Street, Chicago, Ills,
or M. A. DAUPHIN,
607 Seventh St., Washington. T. C.
The New York Office is removed to Chicago.
N. B. Orders addressed to New Orleans will
receive prompt attention, j
1 The particular- attention of the Public is coiled
to the fact that the entire number of the Tickets
for each Monthly Drawing is sold, and conse
quently all the prizes m each drawing are sold
ana arawn ana paid.
may ll-wed-sun-4w-d w
. i
T : :
HI). QllS. WIL. LIGHT INFANTRY,
i -,
ARMORY, WILMINGTON, N. C ,
' i - ! -
MAY 19TH, 1882.
29th Anniversary.
(Order No. 2.)
rjpHE MEMBERS ARE HEREBY SUMMON
ed, and "the Veteran Corps and Honorary Mem
bers requested, to meet at" the Armory at 7
o'clock, A. M., and 8 o'clock P. M., on Satur
day, the 20tli inst.!, for Parade, Target Prac-
A.! 1 J-t IH V III
lice anu ompeuuve utui.
By brdcr of the Captain.
V. W. DUNHAM,
Orderly Sargeant.
may 19-2t
The Best Rule
JN THE HARDWIRE .TRADE CAN BE
found at JACbBI'S Hardware Depot. It is
to sell at small profits, and therein is the secret
of our Increased trade. We keep one of the
fullest and best stocksn the3SUteJ,in the fol
lowing lines : '
GENERAL HARDWARE,
BAR IKON AND STEEL,
BUILDER'S HARDWARE.!
CABuIAuK MATEUIALS,
and FARMERS' TOOLS,
! Of every kind.
MECHANICS'
Paints, White Lead and Brushes, Coach
faints and v arnisnes.
WINDOW GLASS, ALL SIZES.
Manufacturer's Agency for the f oUowlng
goods : i .
ATLAS 'AND STONEWALL PLOWS,
BATMAN'S UNIVERSAL PLOW,
JACOBI PLOW,
NEW YORK ENAMEL PAINTS,
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
From two of the bent factories.
DOORS, WINDOWS AND BUNDS, i
A stock of each of the above always on bandj
Allwho have not yet done jso are solicited to
give us a trial. j i
. . - j -
Correspondence. attended to promptly.
j NATHANIEL JACOBI,
apl?3 tf KCSouth Front St. ,
rJotice.
QEBTTFICATE OF DEPOSIT I55CED BY
the First National Bank of Wilmington, N. C.,
Ne., 3203, dated April 12thJ 1S?2, for seven thou-
-I .....--.--: , . .
sand three hundred three and ihlrfy-three one
.-.I ' i ' "
hundred dollars ($70X33) in favor of the
undersigned has been lost in transmission by
v ,. . . - ....... p
mail,' and all persona are cautioned against
trading for same, as payment has been stops
. . ' . ...
ped. - -
A-C. LEAK,
may 12-tf
May8th,lS82.
Private Boarding. C
HAVING RENTED TILE WELL-KNOWN
and beautlfolly situated Reynold's Place.
in the dry of Asheville, I am prepared to take
Boarders on the following terms: $30 00 a
month; $10 00 a week; $1 fiO a day. Applv to
MISS MARY -A. MIJULER,
mayU-Szn . , '! Asberllle, N. C
I iW will be glad l to receive 'communication
Irora bur friends cm any and all subject ot
general Interest but ' j
The name of the writer must ahrars be for
nished to the Editor. -
Communications must be written on nlj
one side of the paper.
i i
Personalities must be avoided. " -
And it U especially and particularly under
stood that the Editor doea not ' always endorse
"he views of correspondents "ufr less so stated
in the editorial columns.
NEW APVERTISE3IENTrS.
44-
Patent Medicines.
i
D
U. CLARK'JOIIXSOX'S INDIAN BLOOD I
Syrup, Green h Ague Conquercr, CO cent per,
Bottle; Ljdia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Kidney-Wort in Liquid or Powder form.
Agents for Rock Bridge Alum Water;
fuU line of Mineral Water frrah.
nay IS- - MUNDS BROS.; Druggist.
Bock Beer ! Bock Beer !
! Tivoli Bock Beer !
OT TflE FDXST OF THE SEASON BUT
THETJE3T.
BEST.
In fact BETTER THAN THE
KB Our Refrigerator car U herc wlih our
eecond shipment of the Season.
IT CAN BEAT TnE BEST.
may 10-2wks
PORTNER.
Embroidery.
J-AINSOOK AND JACONET IN GREAT
variety, from low-priced to fine, just opened.
EMBROIDERED WHITE FLANNEL, $100,
$1 50 to $2 25 per yard..
Laces
We keep a great variety of thesef
Fancy Mattings.
Large quantities selling, the Prices mutt be
right. ' -, ' 1-1 I"
I i i
Some novelties to arrive In DRESS GOODS
early in the week. j -
Ladies' Trunks 32, 34, 36.
Headquarters on these Goods.
Respectfully,'
may 14 . IL M. McINTIRE.
Bock Beer ! Bock Be er !
rpiIE FIRST OF THE SEASON AN ) BEST
OF ALL '
BERGNER & ENGEL AGAIN AHEAD I
-We received our first lustalment of! ; BOCK
. i " I i .
BEER yesterday in our refrigerator cars.
IT CANT BE BEAT !
WM. GENAU3T,
: -may 3-2wks . ;, J 1 j A
Rothschild's Shirts.
Rothschild's Custom Shirts made to K
T
eaaur
6 for S9.
Wamsutta Muslin,' Best Irish L.neh
DELIVERED FREE EVERYWHERE.
In every respect tle verv best Shirts that
we can produce AT ANY COST- Our Urge and
growing businesti, ample fjtclHtlc,:mauy year
experience, long list of customers Jlu princlpa
cities to whom our goods give perfect aatlsrac
tlon. justifv us in saying that we produce CUS
TOM SHIRTS excelled by none. I
Gentlemen who have hitherto been under tho
Impression that the very best Shirts could
not be sold at our prices are Invited to give us
fttrWE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
Our Spring importations of. FRn,tr.W5
include all the new deshrns In FRkNCH CRE
TONNES, PERCALES, AND SCOTCH CHE
VIOT SHIRTINGS.
Underwear.
uaa nAiv tr iifiml f hr larcrOMt and et
eelectl stock of GENTS' KNIT SHIRTS AND
DRAVERS for Spring and Summer wear.
ROTHSCHILD'S WHITE MERINO SIHRTS
at 50 rents each. . J ; -I .,a
ROTHSCI II LD'S IMJ l Ai air.ni. v aiiiiix
AND DRAWERS at 75 cents each. l-J:
ItOTIISCHILD'S SUMMER CASHMERE
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS at tl each. I
ROTHSCHILD'S INDIA GAUZE .SHIRTS,
whdle or half sleeves, at 50 cents each, h
ROTILSCHILD'S SUMMER! MERINO
SHIRTS AN D DRAWERS, at to rnta each.
nOTIISCHILD'S BEST JEAN DRAWERS,
0 cents each. Jll.J I '
Also, Beautiful IJncs or UALUiuuiip an
SILK UNDERWEAR.
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Spring Neckwear.
.av i. .mnlMi. and Includes all
the latest novelties anl choicest productions of
the Foreign awl Domestic markets. Large
lines of Club House, DcJolnville, Claudcntand
Inrd Stanlev .Scarfs, in plain and fancy color.
ed Silks awl hatlns. 40 cents to fi.oo jm-h.
A1m. lartre lines or rovex r-n iuu bbuu
In Plain and Fancy Colors, 3c. to tsc. ca
Kid Gloves.
All manufactured in our oyni txciorf trom
imported Skins, very beft quaUty, fL per
pair. Spring shades.
Rothschild 's Fancy Half Hose
. ii in imnorted Fancy
II VLF IIOSB from to r P?ir.
HOSE from 23 eta. pec rair upwanU.
Umbrellas. ,
Gingham Umbrella, L ..,,
GcneralStock I umwuiu :Z."Z
Sven "lib each half-dWof Roth-
STUDS
chiVl
's Custom Shirts.
Plevpir?l
Directions
itr rircula
and
-List to the trade.
F"?":;i, wi refer to aU
York:
W. H. Rothschild1 & Co.,
r . Broadway & 8tH St.New York,
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