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TniSPAPER x, pabiubcd rery -orulnf. Hondayt ex ceptcd by JOSHT. JAMES; IrTOK A5 TBOrRIXTOK. .CBSCKIPTIONS TOSTAGE PAID: r tlOO- Six month. $a.W. Three 00 VoatL. 11-00 ; Oo. month. UceoU. " p.per will bo JcUreml by carrier fn of charge. i-rt oC tb dtf .lh aboV' V-lre-tWo raU low and liberal. iVuberHr will report any m4 U fell. . i .i mm Hiir turner rarularly. rrt l' "T',"v i .,t fi,it rimilalion, f any newspaper pntJishrJ. in the citi, of Wilmington, LOCAL NEWS. " IIOIX TO EW ADYUTISiMITS. ,..-Th Sn--il.r. j r rRM.MA Alhe Vet .,ji.w.?r-lliteChiHmi T V A T bl IWok T I. ! and other A Cnll i.IB-Ki:K Nrliool Hook litiui IUwLk.Tr For Sheriff U TuulU Bmb I ii K lT!l A C Fertilizers n l'Ai-r. t.-llj ItevlewOttjr tKLT A Mokuis Crockery at AuctUa. How do you like j our new house? So City Court yesterday morning. The receipts ol cotton yesterday at thU rt wero 1.761 balca. ntrYci1 scats for Hftzol Kirke and F-smcnlda will be on sale to-day. The contest between the Manning and Hewlett men waxcth warm. The city authorities hare n tt y et taken control of the markets recently pur chased by them. Turndown collars arc now the -tyIe" and there arc lots of nobby 'crown" good at DrEit'fl. Head tho call lor a meeting of tho young men at the City Court room on Thursday next, at 8 o'clock. Coots are a luxury that poor folks cannot indulge In. They sell for forty- five cents per bunch, of a dozen. Freshwater PcrchTrout and Black sh hooks and lines. A full assort ment and lowest prices at JACC3ia.t Tho Democrats of tho Fourth Ward met at the City Court Room last night. Mr. V. P. Oldham called the meeting to order and after an interchange of views the Club adjourned until next Tuesday night at whieh time the organ ization will be completed. The Dailt Review is now published in its new quarters, which aro much more complete and more conveniently located than those from which we have just removed. It has been a formida ble undertaking, but yet it was accom Fahcd without the loss of a single is sue. We besan the move early Monday ruorninr. and Tuesday morning the Review was issued from its new loca tion. To-NIffht. There will bo a grand Democratic rally at tho Oaks, in tho Fifth Ward, to nisht, at 8 o'clock. Speeches will be made by Messrs. J . C. Davis, A. G. Iiicaad and John D. Bellamy, Jr. A good time is expected. Turn out and liitcn to the speakers., Unmnllablo. Tfco following unmaUable matter re mains at the Post Office in this city: One paper in Government stamped wrapper, having no address; one bundle Miss Hannah McGowcn, car of A. 1). McGowcn, Warsaw, N. C; Air. Jack Hayes, 420 East Chcntham, St.; Maimie Stcverson, Britton Neck, S. C; Hartford Life and Annuity Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn. . Did You Know It? Some neonle mar not bo aware of - m t the fact that tho last registration will not answer for the Novembor election. The "last election held in this city was for Aldnucn and then tho city registra tion books wera used. In Not ember a different set of books will be used and it is incumbent for every one to see that he is properly registered in erder to se cure himself a vote on tho day of elec tion. Sec that you arc properly regis tered. Practical Prohibition. Some days ago we published an ar ticle relative to the fine apples raised in the Western part of this State and yes terday a tkipment of these apples was received hero via tho Spartanburg & Ashevillo R. R. There were. 18 crates of them, holding less than one bushel each, and tho freight was only $16.50! Juttthlakofit! And besides this high freight the apples were just twelve days in making the trip from Hcndcrsonville to Wilmington, as long a period as would be required to make the journey from Liverpool" to Wilmington. Such freights and such delays are simply in the nature of a prohibition of trade in tercourse between the scacoast and the mountains. Thosamo firm to whom the apples were consigned tell us that they can ship oranges to New York at 50 cents a birreL I I. - . I.I I - - I - ... F 1 H VOL. VI. WILMINGTON. N. 'C WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Old BtiUtUujr. McKcc Iioum;, on Second, between Mar ket and Princess streets, which has been complained of to th authorities as dangerous, was the residence of Wil liam Hooper, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. It is one of the oldest structures in the city and is-a landmark of historic days. The building, which has nearly tumbled down from decay, will be leveled to the ground by instruction of the authori ties. The old poor house, which U in a very dilapidated condition and which has also been reported to the authori ties as dangerous, will share the fate of the Hooper residence. Hoth buildings have stood tho storms of many winters and like men when they have outlived their usefulness arc laid away to be numbered with tho things of the past. The poor sufferer that ha been dos ing himself with so-called Troches and thereby upset his stomach without cur ing the troublesome cough should take our advice and use at once Dr. Builds Cough Syrup and get well. lender County Juroru. Tho following named persona were drawn by the County Commissioners of Pender at their last meeting as jurors for the next termof tho Superior Cour of that county, which convenes on the 18th of December: Henry Spear, Haywood Simpson, Louis McAlister, James B Williams, John Mclntire, J II Armstrong, James Boney, J W Batson, W II Batson, John O'Gidderis, W B Hocutt, Elisha Shiver William String-field, Hanson Mclntire, Henry Moore, , Allen Faison, Geo W Carr, D G Westbrook, John Futch, Ed Herring, John II Murphy, Calvin Costin, William B Scott, II G Brothers, L M Charles, Mingo New kirk, Allred Hines, W B Eakins, R W Moore. Jacob Shinsleton. W II Wool- Tin. Williams Holmes, J T Larkins. R 1 L Player, Shelton Marshall, J P String- "field. t j Criminal Court. , This tribunal mot yesterday nis Honor Judze Meares Dresldinr and Mr. Solicitor Moore at his post. The following cases were disposed of: State vs. W. Brown ; 1 larceny. Not guilty. State vs. Jos. Bisbee, assault and battery. Not guilty. . Staters. James Barr. iniurini live stock. -Notcuilty. I State ra. H. n. Bloom : assault and battery. Not guilty. The grand jury returned tho follow ing true bills : State vs. Emerson Bradley: 6lander of women. Staters. Teter Pickett, "Jas. Ander eoa. Miles Cooper, larceny. . State vs. Dick Ferguson, Mary A. Giles, affray. ' ; State vs. Fanny Jackson, assault and battery. , State TJ.Joha Williams, concealed weapon. KtAtA Aaron Nathan, assault and battery. . t 1 ' - State vs. Tom Chaves, Jas. Bryant. attempt to commit larceny, Stale vs.Tom Chaves, Jas. Bryant, earning concealed weapon. State vs. Jas. Barr, injuring live stock. . Esmeralda. The Madison Square Theatre comes tr n hlffhlv recommended. 'The two Dlav s. nazel Kirke and Esmeralda, have almost a national reputation, and the ComDany is. as every) one knews, fin. Th Dailv Rcoislcr of a re- cent date says of Esmeralda: Tfc rendition of this elegant play at the Opera House lastnirh was wit m. i.rjre ana aeucaicu au dience. The play is rery attractive in this region of country by reason of being tne dramatisation of a fcorth Carir" story by a'gifted daughter of the Old North State; and when to this local - faroritism for it Is j added the superb playing of it by the New York Madison Square Theatre Company, it roes without saying that ererybody was anxious to soo it. The house last night was. accordingly, a very fuU one. - - We have never seen a play here oi which the cade was of superior talent and the roles more appropriately dis- Tk.niMtnre of articular- EZhlch Tno-old gUdlv indulge is denied us oecause oi uui te-day. but we cannot content onrsolyes without saying that, as a whole, the performance was thourpughly enjoyed by the appreciative audienco which wit nessed it, was very pleasing even to themost critical play-goers ancfwill be remembered in our town as a model or the excellent rendering of ai exceed ingly attractiveandjntcrcsuns There was exhibited yesterday at tho Produce Exchange a solid lump of carb mateoflime. or chalk, taken Irora the quarios of Messrs. French Bros., at Rocky Point, about 14 miles above the city. These gentlemen have, we trust, a bonanza li these quarries, The Protests. The following arc the protests sub mitted at the meeting of the IJoard of Aldermen, on Monday evening, against the purchase of the New Market prop erty. Our apology for tiot publishing them in yesterday's issue lies in the Tact of our removal and the delay and con fusion incident thereto: f - WiLMisOTOJf. N. C, Sept. 4: I8U3. We hereby enter our protest against the purchase or the Wilmjugton Mar ket House Company's property by this Board of Aldermen, for the following reasons: 1 1st. We hare been informed that one n- tvrt monilMr nf'thia Board are pe cuniarily interested, either directly or indirectly, in the property; wuicn. ii B, 111 our Opinion, WOUIU mvuiuuiu; the purchase-. Section K ol au act oi the legislature of this State, entitled an "Act to Incorporate the Inhabitants ol the Town of Wilmington," reads as follows: "Bo it further enacted. that no mayor or alderman shall directly or indirectly become a contractor 'for work to be done for the city of Wilmington, or be interested in the sale to tho city or any artncies or nrrtrvrtv (or the use of the citv : and any person herein offending shall forfeit and pay to the city two nunarea aouars, and moreover be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. 2. That before a debt of this magni tude is created, we believe the question should be submitted to tho qualified voters of the citv for their acceptance or rejection, and to sustain us in this position we submit tne loiiowmg clause If! lHO UOnsilLUUOU oi uua outce; Artirlo VIL section 7 : "No countv. city. town, or otner municipal corpora tion shall contract any aeDt. pieaee lis fnith. or loan its credit, nor shall any tax be levied, or collected, by any offi cers of the same, except for the neces svrv exnenses thereof, unless bv a vote of a majority of the qualified voters inerein. , 3. The location of this property is such that, in our opinion, it is objectionable a. ri i r u J!.. io most oi tuts pwpio ui tua titj. 4. Tho nriee nl&ced uoon the nrorer tv. wo believe, is far beyond its value. Respectfully, - Jas. B. Huqgins, L. H. Bowdex, A. Aldermen. Wilmington. N. C. Oct. 2 1882. After a careful examination of the law and the decision of the Supreme Court. January term 1876, Pge 758, and. January term. 1874. naze 14. 1 be ..Mr that tho Board of Aldermen have tho right to purchase such property as may be necessary to tne wants ana con venience of the citizens of Wilmington without referring it to a rote of the people. I concur in the complaints 3 and 4 of the protest, as to the location and price of said property. W . L, Smith, Mayor. List of Letters Remainins in City Post-office of Wednesday, Oct. 4, 18S2 : ' A nrTrn Allen. Harriet Armond. B Allen Bailor, Alfred Brown, Car rie Bnen, mrs L R iSrown, tester Brad ley, Henry Bremmage, Joseph Bryant, John Born, Laura Ann Baker, Mary E isarnett. Kobert ucu, aamuci u urown, Sarah Bennemann. C William Cheeseman, Thomas Cartirr. Nelson Carter. D Mary Davis, J A Dew, Martha Dudley, John Henry Denton, Chapman Davis. V Tunn "Ellis F Henry Farrlor, Walter Fenners, Charles Freeman, M V Flowers, Mary TFox. G Rachel Gore, Rachel Galloway, flortrtrm FT ftihsnn. - I John Hurley, W Hardwick, Jane Harriss. J II Hanlin. Catherine Haws: ( J .T Hall. Geo Hines. Geo! Holloway. ' J John Janston.vJC Jones, Jona than Johnston, James K Jones. K Joe Kerr. Nancey Kins. Ii B S Lomr. Bryant lAvinder, Rev .T IT TwU.'Rusin Lonff. .' M -Jesso E Manerels, A M"aultsby, Charlotte Moore, -dames jiurpny, Eliza Mack. Carry Myers. N J Nathaniel. . P David M Price. E L Pearce. Ed ward Price. Lou Parker. Rose Ella Pcardy. I R Wvatt Robinson. Nick Rouse. R P. C, SPrnDSon. S L Smith. II T fimitfc. Rachel 8tonc Private Seaway. M Smith. Luev Sadens. Ellen Shep- erd, Blanche Smith, T HAlia Toomcr. S M Xavior . W Viriril Wilson. Rachel Williams. John A white, J vhittcn. .Joseph - - fi White. Sippcro Wiggins. F P White. Patterson & McDonald. , Persons calling for letters in' the above H5tiTll oleasesav "advertised 'if not called for within ten days will be sent to the dead letter office at Washington, D. C " - Eo. R. Bbtnk. P M. Wilmington, New Hanover Cfcunty, .C. ! The Cliansroof tlio: Seasons. nnnnir tYa nosk mraraer weather Wft heen disturbed by the fact that in theory of New Orleans the w earner nas oeeo. wucu wwiw in the Northern ciUes. Why this is it is hard to determine, but inquiries are daily made by the cunousiyawpoe i who make inquiries of M. A- Dauphin, New Orleans. La.; in regard to the nexl Monthly Grand (thellOth) Distnbution of The Looisana State Lottery, which takes pl on October 10th under the Bole management of Gen'ls G.T.Beau ffard of I -a., and Jubal A. Early of V a., when $75,000, $25 000, $ i 0,000. , etc.. will bo given to some one purchasing a ticket tor $5 or a fractional portion at tame rat?.- r- - ; . . , - . 1 .. . j) ii t" if n i r Quarterly Meet lns . For the Wilmington District Methodist E. Church, South, - fourth round, in Dart: i ' .7 Brunswick, at Shalottc.. . . .. .Oct. 1115 Smithville .OcU 16-17 Daplin, at Richlands. ... ... .Oct. 21-22 i )nslow at Ouoen's Creek. . . Oct. 28-29 Clinton, at Clinton. .... ..... Nor. : 4-5 Bladen, at Cvnress Creek.. .Nor. 11-12 KliKilmth. nt Inri1ifi..:.... Nor. 18-19 Cokesbury. at Bethany. .... .Nov. 25-26 Uoliane Mission. -......... - Wov. rsTJm . " mpin hnm of tho o u arteri r Conference are all requested to be pres ent. : t : Robt. O. Burton. - Presiding Elder. SANDEKS In thU cllv. U-Ulcr 3rd, Mr. KLEANOlC A. 8ANDKIIS. relict f the late John A. SanderH, in tlio Rtn year of her aire. Funeral from the. rcaulcnce. or ocorjje iiar- rUt. Esq., c mer SUUi aml Market streets, tliw nay, (wotincsaay) ni .ju o cioc, i. ui , thence ta Oakdale Cemeterv. FrlemU ami ac- qoalntancea of the famly are ro8pctfully ln- Titeu to attenu. NEW ADVEUTISMENS. Crockery at Auction. y TO-MOUROW,(Taursday) at 10 o'clock. a. m., we will sell at our Sales Rooms 20 CRATES CROCK Kit Y, well assorted for the trade. , CRONLY & MORRIS, oct 4-?t i Auctioneers Old Papers. TOR SALE VSRY CHEAP, In any quantl- JL' ty, at office of DAUjY REVIEW. oct 4 Alive Yet ! F OR THE BEST BEEF, JUdEST 1IUT tON, tendereat Veal and tke freshest Fresh Pork, Sausages. Ac, go to J. C. BORNEMAN'S, oct 4 I , Market, near Pecond si A Call. TEUETISG THAT THE UNFALTERING malntainance ; of DemocraUo principles is the only safeguard against tho encroachments of communism on the one hand and despotism on the other, and that' these principles can only be maintained by earnest .work aad untiring effort to resist the attacks made upon them at this time by the combined efforts of Republi canism and so -called Liberalism, we, the un- rlArnlcrnarl Democrats, call un on all the young men of this city to unite with us in tho forma tion of a Democratic Club, at ; the City Court Room, on Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock. which shall have for Its object the union qf the young men of Wilmington in an earnest effort to organize this city and county for the pres ent contest. 1 - . . T. E. BOND, T. WRIGHT MEARES, O. A. WIGGINS, 1 J. B. AARON, . ' JAS. W, KING, . N. F. PARKER, ' 4 R. W. PRICE, i W. IL BOBBINS THOS.W. STRANGE, F. L MEARES, W. A. WILLIAMS. A. G. RICAUD G. W. W.DAVIS, W. H. GRIFFITH. CCt4-2t . -:.- : i For Sheriff. A T THE SOLICITATION OF MANY friends, I hereby announce myself am Inde pendent candidate for the SHERIFFALTY OF NEW. HANOVER COUNTY. f octi-lm ELIJAH HEWLETT. Clias. JE. Smith & Co., Cottoii Commission Mer ' j ' . chants, -jrEALERS IN HIGH t GRADE FEETILI xcrs. Genuine Peruvian Guano, Kainit, Ac, Ac Liberal advances made on consignments of Cotton, to which we give special . i . ' Correspdnddnce solicited. .-.I. - .- .. - . attention. , . , i Water streets, Office corner Princess and Wilmington, N. C Fire-irons,' ShoYels,if ong. , .. -. , : f i . . ... ' - c i f TCTR HAVE IN STOCK A FULL LINE of ; y Y Fire Dogs, ' Shovebj, Tongs,- Fire Iron Rtnnda f Vvm.1 ai iiooa. uoai enoTei. sc.. wmcn wb are selling at very low prices. can ana ex- amine our stock, before buriue elsewhere. GILES RCUISON. Oct 3 3340 Murchlson Block. P. L. BRIDGERS & CO. G' TFE& TO THE PUBLIC.TIIE LOWEST 'i . . - t priced goods to Wilmington. and a better class of Groceriea. ; ' . r . JSIce new MACKEREL, fat and Juicy i. ..(... --. ' .-r .j.;; Canned and TJncanned HAMS, B. STRIPS, 8. C- SHOULD ERSDRlEp BERF, Ac, CANNED GOODS of various assortments. MEATS, VEGETABLES. FRurrsr ROYSTER'S CANDY still leads In every re- pact. P. L. BRIDGERS & CO. . octS - ' . . , ' 4 1882. NO. 23G NEW AIVUTISE3IENT. ' Piano Wanted. A LADY yiIO I A TIIUUOUUII -Musi cian, wUlici to rent a Piano. Tot iartlcaUura. call at EKVIEW 4ir'FlCE. oct 3-Ct ' - I i ' -iJ -.: Wait! .Wait! Wait! JpOR TUB LATEST STILKS OF cry. . I am going North to attend all the Grand Openings in New York, which do not take place before the first eek in October, I will have tho largest ami beat . selected ?tock of Millinery in the State. ' ' ' 1 ' . -? '-"! septSO lwk' JUU. . A. iJunmttm. : Wanted. J, SMART AND ACTIVE YOUNG ROY, between the ages of 12 ana ia yeara. ;ainsi come well recommended and be willing to work. Good wages paid. Apply at this office, or In own hand writing to PJO. Box 573, City. OCt.2-tt.. .- . - r :; : The Superior Stock QF SUITINGS AND PANT STUFFq, the elegant Trimmings, the Inimitable cut, tne stylish fit, makes a suit made up at MuNSOX'S Merchant Tailoring Establishment the derid eratum. . ocl I tf Key. Daniel Morrelle's E NGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL. S. W. Corner of Orange and Fifth Sts. The twenty-third annual session (D. V.) will begin Tuesday, October 3rd, sept 12-tues-th-Bat tf Sure Enough. . i rnnrs ts ttte placr I'VE BEEN LOOK- i ing for, says the old lady; always can get what! want here. "Sou keep the best goods audi shaU soon want a COOK STOVE; the last T tinmrht wAo 1nat what von Tenresentcd it to be; been running 17 years. Your LAMPS are beautinu ana bo ci)eap. Five Galls, of that WHITE OIL. So safe, sept 24 , PARKER & TAYLOR, H. McL. Green, A GENT FOR THE SALE OF I TON TIMBER. Advances made on all consignments. . ;; J Office foot of Chestnut street. . oct 1-lm i ' Commercial Hotel 1 VVilmington, N. C. ; i M. SCHLOSS,: Prop.j TTlHtST-CLASS IN EVERY BJBSPECT., I I 49 First-class Bar and BILLIARD SA LOON ATTACHED. . - an 27 Wanted; PRACTICAL MAN TO RUN A STEAM Saw Mill. Wrtte, stating terms and) last em pleyers. Address ; ! J: C: HAMBLIN. sept 23-1 wk Magnolia, N. C. ! Shoes ! Shoes I OF :. I: .: . ALL DESCRIPTIONS ! : ' ' ATTHifi Bed Front Shoe Store, I NO -82 MARKET STREET C OMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ' FINE .SnOES, FOR Ladies andMcn, Misses, ChlUlreu and In fants. - ; ; ' ; 'iJ . . ' ' . .ft.t i . !?..' .'vuO i fu ; Prices are reasonable. , ; Givef, me a call and you will be convinced. , ; ; . ISAAC, L. GREEXEWALD,;: School ' foi fTbung liadie'$; MISS HART, Principal, f Assisd by MISS M. B. BROWN. Instruction in Music by MRS. ! M..P. TAYLOR. Drawing and PaiaUog taught by MRS. R. H. PARSLBY.r- - rpilE NEXT SESSION, of ebjht months, will beghi THURSDAY.' I he 12th of Octobwr.: Num ber of pupils Ural ted. : Thorrgh course i Entrllsh, French. German, Mathematics, Natu ral Scleiice. aass-slngtng. Needlework, XJalla thenics. WTrt"I,P)j,gj3jpJj-J . aept 2stO,5C.ao-ocl 1. 7, ?10 ....V V . Attehti A BOUT FACE AND FORWARD "MARCH toCRAPOX A KQKSrtTS 'XcW Store where they offer the best selection and beapest Una f Groceries to be found any Where ItX . whole sale and retau. ... ; CANNED SIIRIMPS, Something New, Nice and Fresh, fo e had only at - : - ; - f Crapon & Pickett's, WHOLESALE . AND RETAIL GROCERS, l" 18 and IS South Trout Street. iK9Best Flour In the State, all grades. i . PLEASE NOTICE. Vfe will be glad to receive coauatmlcaUoa j from out friends on any iwl; all iabjects general interest but . The name of the writer must always bafcr2 nUhcd to the Editor. J Communications must be written oa onl one side of the paper. -! r Personalities must bo a rot led. ! ' And It U especUDy. jai tarUcuIarIy and stooil that the lull tor does not always eador be views ot cm-ioit4!itta Utiles ' so in the editorial column, i V JIKW 'EltTI SEME1TT3. , ,;A Job rrinter. 11 GOOD UXE. AMI ONE WHO IS NOT afraid of work, may hoar of a good opening on ' 4,. 4t, application by craou or letter to I i JOSH. T. JAMES, Wilmington, N. C eept 30 Little Children PELL YOUCMOTIIKRS THAT THEY CAN get you a nice Ikll when they go down to order ineir jancis iiki, n.nK or rictnres ltung. siaiire8ea iwnor.Kd, tnrnitnrp i phoi.terea , or any audi work, at , S. JKWKTT8, - For von can see V.ii nx lu tho window ; auo Marlleaforlhc IkV!. FINE WINES AND ! LIQUORS. H. BRUNHILD & BRO., No. 2 Granite Row, Wilmin gto n , N . C . "YJTOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to the public that they have lately Imported from first hands In Europe, and which la COW in bond at Custom House, ' SH32SnB WIITES NOTED VINTAGES 1 ALSO A LARGE QUANTITY OP Delicious Sherries, , Ports of the Finest Bouquet, i And most celebrated brands, i . They have furthermore added to their full and well selected stock a complete Una of FRENCH CORDIALS AND LIQUERS sultablo to the palate of tiro most fastidious; The Rochester Brewing Company, through Messrs. Henry L. Becker & Co., have given them the agency for their "Export Beer' and which does hot,want for praise from all quav tcrs. - They solicit patronage. h , . oct 1 ' 1 ' ' -' Sugarf Coffee, Meal. , AQ BWs a'and 'ejcC. SUGAR, ( . ,100 Bags COFFEE, all gnules ', I , , 500 Bush Water Ground MEAL, . ! "Forsaloby "' j 1 oct 1 KERCUNER & CALDBR BROS.) . Bagging, Ties, &c. 1 1 2000 I COLTON BATTING, f 500Q Bdla Pc'd, Arrow and Rocker Tics, 10 Bales BALING TWINE, 1 ' " ' Ior sale low by 1 oct 1 ! - KERCUNER & C ALDER BROSj Removal- I WILL' REMOVE MY JOB rRIKTINQ business from corner Chestnut and Water sU., to corner Front and Princess sts., bove John Dyer A Son's, where I will re opon with I ALL NEW MATERIAL. ' While extending my thanks for the liberal patronage which I have received, I hope to continue and increase it with the aid of J. ENTIRELY NEW AKD FIR3T-CLAJ53 i I. MATERIAL, and by the same promptness in tho execution of work. , , . . v E. 8. WARROCK, -octl . v . job Printer. Parjets:0arpets- Carpets f I "i RAND OPENING' OF . ': '.7'' CARPETS.J , : t . ....- ' MATTINGS, Ju U OILCLOTHS, tjtti- a t ; , Largest stock ! n ,tis ciry. Give me a call and J guarantee sathrfactlon. ',No fancy prices. 1 Prices to suit ; everybody. : - SOL. BEAU, octl" 20 Market Street. - School Books. CHOOL SUPPLIES OF - " ;i I r """EVERY DESCRIPTION. , Old School Books will be taken In exchange for new, ones, it '.. , y, JIEINSBERGER. XPiajids ranxl Organs, ft HEAP FOR 'CASH OR ON THE EASY i i ' ' ' - ' ' I " INSTALMENT PLAN, , At; - - ! I . . . HEINSRERGER'S, Live Book and Music Store. oct 1 School Books! N EW ASD BZCOSD H AND, ' VERY CHEAP .! . '" y Y Alse, Pecs, Ink, Penrlhs, - Penholders, Slates, Crayon, , ... Book Bags, g traps, Sponges, Copy Booln, Exercise Books, j I , Ac, Ac, Ac, AC octl C Wf TAXES.'