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reneral interest bnl
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Personalities most be avoided.
Ad1 itl especially nd particularly un
The Daily Review
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WILMINGTON. N. C. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1882. NO. 302
wUI
any aad all
fan- V UL. V 1.
In the editorial column.
en
if
The D llertew has ine largest,
4 fate ciraUalion. of any newspaper
W. in the di of WUmingUm. MM
rv rFHT roi I'll K
1 -w -
dffr.innetUs inserial in this col-
nt 10 -f His per fine, earn mstriton.
MM .A.lnW i
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WAN I IM A goi-l o,h.. ratr ;
-,.Mt Aoininz urn whimii i cm
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utrcd
, . 'ft.: .i I t..i
l!Pl5
,f at . r.. turner xuim Jini niiu
berry street
dec ll-3t
lOO ACRES OK LAND, all or j
iota, and prices to suit, ooe mile I rom
iaaiv " vr.- rrrr
u - ..: ii mnp inr irurkiiir. Ann v
Miitaoic lor iruckins. Appiy
c u h lk uornor .Mn i aim
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Xlirkct itrects.
dec 0
jyOYSTEKS NEW BIYSEOT8- ,
tr receired fresh crery day and de-
I'TjiSKlTsBt'trlm-
ISIS) 1 UUKl" I H ill I vu A a au. ;iivvti
nearSeeotvl. dive us a trial.
BLANKETS FOR LESS money
at ll AHN'S Uian they can be lioughf
ebewhera ia the city. dec 8
-7,i ivwm van i vs mmm'
g A s a m sa s - si m v
i-.HAllN S than they can be bought
elsewhere in the city.
dec 8
LADIES' MKRINl) VESTS
dee 8 At I! AHN'S.
gjM.ADI rnsIEIUNO VESTS
dec 8 At II A II N -
M I LLI H ERY GOODS Balance
oi Stock will be sold regardless of cost,
dec 8 AtHAIlNS
MIUJNKRY GOODS-Ralancc
of xock will be sold regardless of cost,
dec AtUAHX'S.
There are ho petal indications that a
two-cent postal law will sson be in op
eration throughot toe country.
There seems to be a general depres.
sion in business throughout tno coun
try, though there is nothing as yet to
indicate a panic.
Saa Domingo bad another revolution
a day or two ago, the second, or third,
wo forget which, of the current year.
It was all ores with in twenty-four
(oovernor General Lorneaod his Im
perial consort, the Princess Louise, are
again in San Francisco. They have
twice visited the Golden Gate without
once haviag set foot in New York, and
the Gothamitos don't like it a bit.
The appointment of Oliver Wendell
Holmes, Jr.. to a seat on the Supreme
Bench of Massachusetts receives gen
eral commendation. The old man must
psjoice in this practical illustrations of
oae vt his pet notions hereditary abil
ity. Dr. Columbus Mills, a well-known
resident of the Charlotte section, died
last Sunday evening. lie was princi
pally known throughout the State in
connection with the Patrons of Hus
bandry, ot which he was at one time
Grand Master.
The Ixndon correspondent of the
Manchester Guardian says that Her
bert Spencer looks well, but protests
that his bronzed look is only a tempor
ary cooaequeace ot the sea voyage, and
that be feels in reality the reverse of
by his try.
A beverage that is said to have taken
the place of absinthe to a considerable
extent in France has boon introduced in
Xew Orleans. It is called amei picon,
sod is believed to assist digestion to
be an ap portent and febrifuge, to stim
ulate agreeably, and to kill with cer
tainty if afforded a full opportunity.
The wife of Richard K. Fox. the fa
tuous sporting man and the publisher of
the immoral Wire (M?Ue. has brought
suit against him for divorce. Mrs. Fox
would seem to be a confirmed drunk
ard as she has bono confined at an in
ebriate asylum, but she alleges that she
"as placed there by her husband to
prevent her from prosecuting her ruit
lor divorce.
The Senate has confirmed the nornis
lion of Jobs Pope as Major General ia
am. y. Is is shameful! that while
ot the Senate have fmind
to boo Top. ioto . pitio h.
w entirely unworthy to
fill ti.v kvti
Mll V
et yet found time to do justice to Fit
John Porter. It is known that nearly
all the Senators are now convinced ol
tft great injustice which has been done
to Porter, yet they have given an unde
rred reward to the one through whose
malice and fshWiood the wrong was in
flicted, while he still remains under the
dium and igaomy of an unjust and
freshwater Perch, Trout and
&& hooks and lines. A full assort-
at Jacobi'M
The New York Mail claims thai
Uwre are more chol teacher in N w
York eity and more money is expend- j
for ed,tfion than " tne whole
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Siii' f nlwlnv I M? t li . Is A ! iar t n rr
BrWA aD.llruhCanlin.kh.ve been
..,!: FUher. 1535: B.-alon. 1M '
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I .!. 1.V1R- A 1 1 am lOI- Mr..-rd IftOl-
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.orns,l04; ork, IHOT; Jrskrnc, 1M1 ; 1
Ycld. 1837; Acton. 1847; Wiseman,
l&i'j ; Cullen, 1878; Manning. Howard,
Newman. Maccabe.
1 pn: i kki in irn rat k n r h iiv
- i
i nere is 100 raircn hoi k lor a sniiun
ik i...o:..o.. i. -i i.i
iii tins tA'iMtuii UIUIUINI. 11 3IIUU1U I
in ihis pension
stop just where it
19. The Democrats
in Congress should stand square upon
therr heels and toes and el u se to vote
''". the PPPnation of another dollar
looking toward the increase or cxtcn
sion of the pension lists. The first
; thing that should be done is to purge
the list as it is now. There
are tOO j
many bummers and sutlers and camp
followers now drawing pensions from
i the U. S. Government who are no. more
entitled to them than is the man in the
moon. Wc have had an instance nar
rated to us in this locality, that of a
colored individual who so far from
being wounded had hardly seen any
duty whatever in the field. He enlisted
with the troops here after the Fall of
Wilmington and was as healthy and
sound the day he left the service as the
day he entered it and yet, through
some political hocus-pocus, he draws a
pension of $8 per month. Another in
dividual, an officer who held a some
what high position, having boon
a Lieutenant-Colonel in the field,
draws $88 a month, not, it is
said, because of wounds received,
but because he has the heart disease.
There arc doubtless thousands upon
thousands of just such instances as
those we have here narrated, and until
these very dirty Augean stables can be
cleansed it will be improper in any
honest man to vote one dollar for an
extension of the claims. The present
system is not only a wrong to the coun
try at large but a grievous wrong to the
wounded veterans as well. There is
plenty of room for investigation into
these oension frauds.
LOCAL NEWS.'
INDEX TO HEW ADVERTIIEMEITI.
Boem for Bent
HusaoK's Now
Pink and White
Brill iant Bn Certain meat
Grand Festival and Fair
Tarns "Heart of stel"
Mcicds Bbos Celluloid Cases
Flams Bsao&a "Heart of Steel"
J c Mcbtds Tate Epsom Water.
William H. Gsuekk Garden Peas.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 1,183 bales.
The name of Bonbam P. O . , in Pen
der county, has been changed to Vio
la. Capt, W. S.
Norm en t, of Lumber-
ton, and Dr. Walter
C. Murphy, of
South Washington, were in the city to
day. Mr. H. M. Bowden, who has been
quite sick for a number of days, is
much better to-day, and we arc glad to
learn he is in a fair way for an early
recovery.
We saw yesterday at Messrs John
J Dyer & Son's store a beautiful retienje
for ladies, of a new ami unique design,
the handiwork of MrsJ. D. VooGlahn.
It is to be raffled off and all of the chan
ces were taken "at sight.'
If the coat, (norths pants) does not
make the man; There is no mistake
about a -MelTiile" Hat. 'Crown" Col
lar and "Pivot" soarf, making him ap
pear like a man should. t
We have had all sorts of weather
during the last twenty-four hours.
ms to be no fixedness of pur
pose about it, further than to keep peo
ple in a glorious state of uncertainty.
Merchants and others from the coun
try are quite plentiful in our city,
brought hither mainly to secure sup
plies of holiday goods. The stores, es-
I t . U LaaW anil fatnv frrwwll SifnPPS
IT, Z Tfor
ere cojhw i r
suitable articles as presents.
Prof. Reade.
Prof Willoughby Reade, theielocu
tionUt, did us the pleasure of a call this
forenoon. He was accompanied by
our fellow -citizen, Mr. Alex. Sprunt.
who gave as the pleasure ot an in trod uc
tioct to the distinguished stranger.
Best ever made, Emory's Little Ca
thartic Pill, pise sb at to take, sugar
coated; no griping; only W cent a box
ot Druggists or by matf. Standard Cure
Co., lHNsasau fereet. New Tort.
City Court.
w. H. Campbell, colored, wasi
brought before the Mayor this morn-
ing charged with the larceny of a box!
r - l .1 . .
of grapes, and the testimony was so
convincing that the defendant was or-
. . . . -
Uf,TePoI 4,1 50 for!
h Rpe?DC !!?.neIl.term. the i
M rimmn iVnirt I his h hii tr dr
v" ""
rind ho was oouimitlpd to iail.
TZ
Superior Court.
la this Court the case of Jewis Mai- camc horc to Iiavc so,nc other teeth cx
tin ts. John Martin.which was on trial j taactetl. as they have been giving her j
yesterday, has been concluded with all trouble of late. Previous to this she t
i k rnnn ;n r.vn .io;ni;ir
-" ... . v. K.
, , , , ,
TiwUv tiu Pniirt. i.oq Ka ncrrrA.i
in the case of Charles Wessell vs. Mar -
tin Rathjen, a land case. Messrs. Mc -
Kae & Strange and Russell & Rieaud
appear lor the plaintiff and Messrs. K.
S. Martin and Junius Davis for the dc-
fendant. The trial will probably occu-
) ot a larpft nart of to-morrow's session
as wcu aa mat m uo-umy.
A western paper says : Nothing will
cure some sick men more quickly, than
an office' properly applied. This 'cure'
may be very successful in many cases,
but wo would say: It a man sutlers
from a cough or cold, give him Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup.
Prof. Willoughby Keade.
The Library Asoeciation have sue
ceeded in securing Prot. Willoughby
Reade to give one of his entertainments
in this city, and it will be given, as per
announcement ia oar advertising coi
amns, at the Library Rooms this even
ing, commencing at 8 o'clock. Prof,
Reade comes to us with an excellent
reputation as an elocutionist, the press,
wherever he has appeared, giving him
their most unqualified approval and en
dorsement. The entertainment will
undoubtedly be a pleasant one and will
repay for the brief time occupied in at
tendance and the Miouey expended.
Personal.
Mr. Allen Curr aud wile, of Dundee,
Scotland, are registered at the Purcell
House. Mr. Curr is a Scotch gentle
man of means who is traveling through
the country, principally, we understand,
for his own gratification and informa
tion. He has lectured in several places
in the Western part of tbeState and in
South Carolina and it is understood
that he will remain here a week or
more during which time he will do
liver a lecture under tho auspices of the
Wilmington library Association. He
will bo the recipient, doubtless, of
numerous courtesies at the hands of our
citizens.
Last N ir lit 's Debate.
The Literary Club of the Wilming
ton Library Association held their reg
ular meeting in their rooms last even
ing. The query selected for the even
ing's discussion was, "Did the French
Revolution aid the cause of Liberty in
Europe?" The disputants were Messrs.
B. G. Em pie and C. H. Gerhard t, in the
affirmative, and Messrs. Walter Small-1
bones and J. I. M cares in the negative,
and the manner ia which the subject
was discussed pro and con by the sev
eral disputants, elicited much favorable
comment from those who were present.
Previous to opening the discussion of
the query, Mr. Thomas Radclifle, by
request, recited "Shamus O'Brien," an
effort in which he was eminently suc
cessful, and which showed that he was
possessed of rare elocutionary powers.
A large number of ladies were pres
ent to add beauty and grace to the oc
casion, and these, with the gentlemen,
w'u' cw,i TT
that the cftorts of the Club were being
r. m
appreciate!!.
Death of Mr. Dodson.
llev. Elias Dodson, the venerable
minister of God who has been lying iu
this city so ill for come days past, died
this forenoon at 11:35 o'clock, at the
raaidnnoe of Mr. Alex. Oldham, on
North Front street, Mr. Dodson was
a Baptist minister ot many years' :
tnd'm and was A rent in North
Carolina for the Home Mission Board,
and it was in pursuit of his business
in this direction that he arrived here
from Charleston on the 2d mst. lie was
taken sick soon after
here with diabetes, aud
his
ii rival
tnis morn-
injr he was called to his rest.
He was
horn in Virtinia, but
had mnm
North Carolina for many years
as Agent for the Board of Home
Missions. He was about 70 years of
age and was unmarried. The funeral
services will take place to-morrow af
ternoon at 3 o'clock from the First Bapt
ist Church.
We arc glad to announce the conval
esenceof Mr. W. L. Rivennark, of
Pender county, who has recently pass
ed through a very severe attack of ty.
paoid fever.
Export Foreign.
Schr. Emma 11. ramtnond. Capt. j
Higins, cleared to-day for Port of
Spain, Trinidad, with 268,858 feet of
t lumber, valued at
I i t , , . - . . . , I
j.ooi.oo, snippet!
by ?desars. E. Kidder fc Sn.
Eifttaiy-Seven Yars Old.
The venerable Mr Stewart,
of
Smith title, was in iho. city to-day. She
I seems to be still vigorous srmi hearty,
notwithstanding her great age. She
. nau iosi out one loom in an ot ner nie.
i , , . , ..,.-.,...
... n i
e sa w ner on tne streets this iore-
1 noon walking unaided and alone and
1 looking as sprightly as many a woman
! frty years her junior.
Champion Fox Hunt
j Several of the members of the Wil-
j mington Fox Club were out this mcrn-
! in i .t.,, . tr. i
ii'g, anu outAuvu an mmi iiiiia tu iaj vt ii
acconiDanieU bv a lox and a wi dcat.
Both wore large, especially the
cat, which was one of the largest that
has been caught in this part of the
and which waa mastcred by
, J , . , , , .
four young and blooded puppies, owned
by Mr. L. P. Thomas.
It is known by many that there is
line sport and exciting scenes on these
fox-chases, but it can be better appre
ciated by a trial. An invitation is ex
tended to any gentleman oi application
to any member of the Club.
Useful Holiday Present.
Wc know of no better present to be
made than a genteel suit of clothing or
a fine over-coat, aad, of course, to find
these, you have only to step into the
store of A. & I. Shriek, No, 34 Mar
ket street. t
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pink aud White.
rjlHE YOUNG LADIES OF THE FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH will have a
PINK AND WHITE PARTY, in the CITY
HALL, FRIDAY NIGHT, December 15th. A
great variety of Refreshments will be for sale
st reasonable priced. Admission Ten Cents,
dec lS-3t
FOR RENT.
JJS UNFURNISHED ROOM, ON FIRST
floor of a private dwelling, with Southwest
exposure. Convenient distance to business
part of city. Boom has gas and nice size grate
in it. Convenient to a nice boardlag house.
Address P. O. Box 297, City, giving name of
applicant. dec 33-2t
Brilliant Entertainment.
fJIHE LECTURE COMMITTEE OF THE
LIBRARY" ASSOCIATION beg leave to an
nounce that they have secured for Wednesday
night
MR. WILLOUGHBY READE,
one of the arcatst humorists, who will give an
entertainment at their Hall, consisting af Read
ings and Recitations. As an elocutionist Mr.
Reade is without an equal. Any amount of
fun and laughter. Comfortable temperature
maintained in the room.
Commencing at S o'clock. Admission SO cts.
dec 13-lfr
Grand Festival and Fair.
JJi ORGANIZATION OF LADIES OF OUR
city have kindly volunteered to hold a Festival
and Fair for the benefit of the
W. S. F. ENGINE CO. No 1,
in the Cty Hall, on the 20th, 21st and 22nd
Insts. , the net proceeds to be applied in defray
ing expenses already incurred and for other
outfits necessary for the Company.
A CommUtee of Ladies will call on as many
of our citizens for aid as our limited time will
T t 11 . . - u T ,1
permit, bnt we especially as, an our vuy
mentis to contribute such articles as they may
deem proper. - L . ;
IJttlTGiant Engine Hall, corner Fourth and
I princess streets, on the 19th and 20th insts.
. E. W. MANNING, Chairman,
Committee for the Company K. G. Parme-
Please send an articles so comnLuieu w "n-
),-- V. O. VoiKftaafca,, tmwin Kewmnn, -A- I.
Brown. ec 13-lt
1883.
Harper's Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY-IS Pages.
81ITEP TO HOTS AND OIBi- OF 1'KOM 8IX
TO SIXTEKJf TEAKS OF AGK.
Vol IV. commences November 7,;1S!2.
I "
Th Young People lias been
oeyfanticipation
from the first
A . 1'. Eve-
l pJ- utinctive pnrP08C, to wMch it stead
oy adheres that, namely, of supplanting the
Vicious papers lor wm young w wi paper
juoiv w w, .. -- -
notion j our not.
For neameea. elegance ot engraving, na
' .
generally, it b uusurpa-sxM by any
tJZJLS J bronbt tooar
i r.aaxo :
n ASTER'S YOUNG FBOTLK, S ai v
Per Year, Postage Prepaid,
MNOLfc Ni'HBuas, Four Cents each.
Specimen ropy seat an receipt of Three CU.
The Volume of Harper's Young People for
1SS1 aad 1882. handsomely bound in Illumina
ted Cloth, will he sent by mail, postage pre
paid, on receipt of S3 SO each. Cover for
Yewag People for 1SSS, f cents, postage, 13
cent adsUdanat
RMtttmsfiM shook! be made by Poet Office
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of kx.
Newspapers are nm to copy urn wucrwsc-
the express order of aurn a
HARPER A BROTHERS,
Hew Tors.
dec IS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
They Have Returned !
AND WE ARE sUPPLYiN; Til KM WITH,
T11K
Purest and Best Candy !
EVER SOLD IN U n.MIN;TOS
! WF
HAVE NOT HAD MUCH TO
A BOUT
SAY
CANDY
tv wv.-hI v,t lv int nnw that nir f.r
patron are coming back crery d3y we
cannot refrain anr longer, and tmtct
SING AS LOUD AS ANY !
A LARGE SUPPLY JUST RECEIVED,
oO CENTS PER POUND !
CREAM CHOCOLATE BULLDOZERS,
WALNUT CREAM, ERUIT BAR,
JAPANESE FRUIT, COCOA,
DELMOMCO CREAM
and several other varieties.
Call and pet a pound sf
PURE FRESH CANDY.
P. L. BRIDGEES & CO.
GROCERS.
dec 12
Returned.
jyjY F ill ENDS AND THE PUBLIC CiEN-
erally will find me in the New Maiket Build
ing, an Front Street, where I am MAKING
PICTURES from 25 cents up. Give me a call.
Respectfully,
dec ll lwk JAMES J. BURNETT.
Celluloid Oases,
OILET SETS, AND AN ENDLESS varie
of holiday novelties to be sold cheap by
Munds Bros.,
1.491 BROADWAY', NEW Y'OK,
AND WILMINGTON, N. C.
Prescriptions carefully prepared at all hours
day and night. dec 11
"Heart of Steel."
NEW NOVEL, BY CHRISTIAN REID.
one hundred copies were received by Ex
press Saturdav. if ty were sold the first day
at UEINSBERGER'3,
Live Book Store.
Price $1.25 mailed. Orders from the coun
try promptly attended to.
QHRISTMA9 PRESENTS,
NEW YEAR PRESENTS,
WEDDING PRESENTS,
la endless Varietv at
fiEINSBERGER'S
dec 11 Live Book and Music Store.
SOME MORE.
J'
UST
RECEIVED, ANOTHER LOT OF
those ELEGANT
HAVANA CHEROOTS.
Warranted the best
FIVE CENT CIGAR,
In the city.
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
Tobacco & Tobacco Goods.
Call and t.fkc a smoke.
J. GREENEWALD,
just below Exchange Corner.
So. Front St.
dec U
"Heart of Steel."
Jt NEWNpVBL, BY CHRISTIAN REID.
1 I
Daily additions to my elegant ami well se
lected btor.k 6t
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Polite attenUon to all whofavor us with a call,
YATES' BOOK STOEE.
dec 1 1
Worth & Worth.
a
O
FFEB AT IXW PRICES TO PROMPT
buyers :
19,000 Bushels CORN,
1,000 do. MEAL, I
500 Barrels FLOUR,
150 Bags COFFEE,
100 Barrels SUGAR,
100 Boxes BACON,
100 Bales HAY.
350 Hhds. and Bble.
NEW CROP CUBA MOLASSES,
1,000 Bbls. LIME.CEMENT A P L ASTER
1,000 SPIRIT BARRELS,
New and second hand
nninrn nnn ii rsrssKr iiir. w din.i.
lobaceo, Snuff. Soap, Lye, Potash, Matches,
r. ,77' lV, "r WD ' i aV s
.ij' '
No Liquors.
UT A STOCK OF FRESH. A NO. 1 GRO-
CERIES will be keptfst ou-f store.
No. 45, Market Street.
AB geoda sold by us will be as represented.
GOOD GOODS AND SMALICPROFITS
WILL BS OUR MOTTO.
SVGlve as a trial aad be convinced..
J. SCARBOROUGH CO.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
JJDK'Fy.UALF HOSK, Ol LAU9 AND
Cu!T;, ('idaundrir J Hdrts, ruderweai(Whlte
and frearlet) Tie, Kearfj", Shields, Suvpemler,
Clove. Air &.
ivcxjisrsonsr,
Ciutbier and Merchant Talk.
For Sale.
1
U1E FINEST AND LARGEST MULE IN
iho Mate.
Yung and sound. At rery res-
enable tnioe
Apprv at
SOL. BEAR'S,
dec .it Market St.
Tate Epsom Water !
QN DRAUGHT, OR BY THB GALLON
or barrel.
Far sale by
JAMES C. MUNDS.
Pharmacist,
85 North Front Street.
dec 9
Garden Peas !
Garden Peas I
I HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF THE BAB
best varieties, also seasonable Seed of all
kinds. Prices guaranteed as low as New
York, Philadelphia or Norfolk.
WILLIAM H. GRBEN.
Druggist,
dec S-nac-tf Market Street.
If You Wish to See
1 apt. B. J . JACOBS, af Sealer Reserve
notoriety, the oldest Saddle and Harness, Ac,
maker in Wilmington, just call at H. Sf. BOW
DEN & CO'S store and buy a nice Lea Robe
and all other articles in a Saddlery establish
ment, far it is the place to get them,
dec 3
EYERY WEEK
J AM RECEIVING NEW SUPPLIES BY
Steamer and by Rail, of all of the latest and
i -, t
most desirable articles In my line. The
Millinery Department
is complete, and the Ladles are respectfully
invited to a close inspection of the stock. It is
a pleasure to us to display our goods and wo
are confident that for excellence ef material,
beauty of design and low, scale of prices, we
cannot be excelled
Miss E. Karrer,
decs Exchange Corner
Christmas Trade !
London Layer Raisins,
VERY FINEST.
COOKING RAISINS.
And everything else for Christmas
fixing.
WE HAVE THE FINEST DISPLAY OF
FIREWORKS
Ever offered in Wilmtngton.
Call and see them.
Crapon & Pickett.
dec 9
Ladies' Bazaar.
npHE OLD AND WELL KNOW?C STAND
recently eccapled by Mr. Flanagan, will be
occupied by MRS. S. J; BAKER, with aa aa
j
tire new stock of MILLINERY GOODS ef the
latest style, embracing the most fashionable
goods, to which will be added a large lot ef
Fancy Toys and Fire Works for the Christ
mas Holidays. Orders from the country so
licited and promptly filled. Everything in oar
line will be sold as represented and we guar
an tee satisfaction.
Santa Clans will make a special visit to lit
tle folks next week.
dec 9 NO. 45 MARKET STREET.
n aep
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