THIS TAPER
published ereiy evening. Sundays ex-
eepted by
JOSH T. JAMES,
XXKTOB ASD r&OrSIETOE.
SUBSCRIPTIONS POSTAGE PAID:
Ona y&r t-i.OO. 8lx months, $2.00. Three
months, tpUO; One month, S3 cents.
The paper will be delivered tyy carriers free
f ebiirge, In any part of the city, at the above
raj, or 10 cmtt per week.
Advee'uslng rate low and liberal. 1
aj-fubscribers will report any and all fall
area to receive their paper regularly,'
TJie Daily Bevicw has the largest
bona fide circulation, of any newspaper
published, in the city of Wilmington.
TEN CENT CO LIJ3InT
Advertisements inserted in this eel-1
uvn at 10 centsperlinc, each insertion.
but nochrqe of less than 30 cent irill
be made oiiny advcrtiscmctU.
t2T WANTED To purchase entire,
or an interest, in an established, paying
business in this city. Address, giving
full particular; for one week. John
W. U. Knox, care box 45, Cheraw. S.
C.
iy What the most intelligent Farm
era of Richmond say Wilcox Gibbs
& Co's. Manipulated Guano U 'the
cheapest, (increased yields considered)
and most reliable Fertilizer Hold in tbi
section. For sale by James T. Pftte
wat. Agent, jan 1-5.
WANTED A good Cook. Fair;
wages. Nothing but caking reoui red.
Apply at S. E. Corner Third and Mul-
borry streets. dec 11- !
This has been a
tions.
week
of inau;
:ur.i-
: The late Czar's widow live-, sur
raunded onlv bv doirs and children." at
the Hotel Bristol, Paris.
o - '
, Jay Gould has been again whipped
in the courts, this time at the hands of
the Mutual Union Telegraph Company.
.Judge Wy lie may not be the ablest of
the counsel tor the prosecution in the
Star-route triais, but ho is much the
most efficient.
The scarlet fever prevails in Brook
lyn. One poor fellow lost by it four
small children, dying at period very
near each oflicr.
The exact figures as to the immigra
tion at New York for the year which
closed last Sunday are 455;0I9, against
411,064 the previous year! .
The homicides in Chicago during the
year 1882 are counted up at fifty-four
and only one of all the slayers was
found deserving of the. gallows.
The cost of the Indians to the gov
ernment amounted to $16, 722.71)7 from
1812 to 1862; from 1862 to 1882 (stenl
i ng included) it was $ 100,848,245.
Mr. PaulH. 1 1 ay ne -premised to
write a poem for the Sesqui-Cfentenufal
at Savannah, but the wretched state of
his health will prevent his doiiig so.
Mr. J. C. Flood divided $G,000
among charitable associations of San
Frauciscoat Christmas, treating Pro:
testants, Catholics and Hebrews alike.
The autopsy of. the remains of M.
Gambetta has proved that the pistol
wound inflicted on November 27th had
no connection with the cause of death.
Dr. Deems, from his pulpit in Now
York, advised those ladies who intend
ed to receive on :Ncw Year's to keep
wine away from their tables t n th it oc
casion, . .
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It is said that Mrs Frank Leflie. with
a number of artists and persona trio id?,
will make a tour of the South. She
will herselt write the descriptions,
which tho artists will illustrate.
Tho richest young and unmarried
woman on the Pacific coast (is Miss
Jennie Flood, who is pretty aud very
pious. She is the happy owner of 2,
500,000 in United States 4 per cents, a'
present from her father.
Congressman Fulkerson, of Virginia,
who was elected as a readjustcr.but was
unwilling to follow Senator Mahone
inio the republican ranks, declares that
ho has never been anything but a dem
ocrat. ' 1
Secretary Chandler wants to com
plete the construction of Secbr Kobe
son's legacy, the new ironclads, and
calls for $27,750,000 for his Navec
which is only 11,000,000 more than
was appropriated last year.
Didfever any one pause to think for a
moment what would be the condiiion
of this country if W. II. Vanderbiit.
Jay Gould, Sage. Field and one or two
others should combine to control the
money markets? The lour men men
tioned above represent now more than
a thousand million of dollars.
. The profits of the government on pat
ents last year was in excess of a million
dollars. Tho number issued last weeK
was 322. The patent office should be
free to inventors ; or, at least, only a
nominal amount should be charged on
ach cavart filed, or patent issued.mere
ly enough to cover tho cost. It was
never Intended that the office should be
converted into a source of revenne for
the government.
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VOL. VII.
W
vote is to be taken on the Fit-John
Porter bill, in the Senate, on Thursday
next. "
North Carolina supports more news-
papers conducted by cplored men than
any other State iri the Union. .
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The Pendleton Civil Service bill
. nasscd the House yesterday, it naa
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previously passed in the Senate.
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It is rerwrted that Mr. AldslL a prom
inent Presidential pfflccholderi is to be
-removed because of his sympathy with
the star route defendants, lie is chief
of the salary and allowance bureaus.
The Xetcs and Observer publishes
Gov. Jarvis' message. It is a lengthy
document and an able ohc. Wo have
ttct vnt lnon iliii trt ronfl t in ttill hut
hope from time to time to make some
extracts t rom it. I '
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a rumor is iu circulation "that Altoi-
nery General Brewster
: is..tJj be
ockrcll i
Im-
peached, and Senator Cockrcll i ire
i ported as saying that he will ' nso his
! cflbrts to that effect. Th annual im
port of the Attorney i General has not
) been submitted, and the dnusnal delay
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causes much unfavorable comment. It
is said that Mr. Brewster has been pay
ing enormous sums to the government's
counsel in the star route cases, and that
he does not wish the
to know how large t
present Congress
lose amounts are.
It is said that Bliss Ws received $100
per day since the trial began aid that
Merrick and Ken have j received 50
each per day during the same time
1 I- -
lianish ill health, nervousness, vexa
tion, fretf'ulness, etc., by using Brown's
Iron Bitlersr.
Best ever .made, Emory's
Little Ca-t
thartic Pills, pleasant s to
take, sugar
coated : no griping ; only 15 cents a box
ot Drugirists or by maill Standard Cure
Co., 114 Nassau Street. New York.
8m dfew !
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Read ad "Wanted"
Jjls T Pettewat Fertllirers
Yates New and "Novel Gooda
TXT IF Gtti T'aa finn ' Vnctl.ol
J C Muxds Tato Kptwrn Water. J
Hbinsbbrokk Pianos and Organs
A & I Sheier Great Closiasr Out:8ale
Muxi. Bboi Manufacturing Pharmacists
: L
One to-day is worth two to-morrows.
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It is every ones oWn
interest to be
virtous. "
Creditors have better memories
debtors. I
than
Silvcr Plated Spoons and Forks, low
prices, at J acobi$.
if.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 129 bales.
Schr. Lconcssa, Henderson, cleared
at Philadelphia, Jan. Sd, for this port.
- M ''!:'"
Steamship Benefactor, Tribon,
cleared at New York on 1 the 4th inst.,
for this port, and sailed, tho same day.
- A, fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at Jacobi's Hardware Depot. j f
Howard Kelief Fire Company.
At a mcetius of the Howard Relief
Fire Engine Company No. . held night
before last, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing tern :
, Foreman A. Adrian, j
1st Assistant H. Hintze.
L
2nd Martin Kathjen.
President John G. Oidenbuttel.
Vice President John J). Steljes.
Chief Engiucer--Thos. II. Smith.
1st AssistantFred. Martens.
Recording Secretary-F. C. Miller.
Corresponding Secretary John G.
Gieschcn. " ''!" f
Treasurer John Haar, Jr.
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Sheriff Kichardsou !
The White ville Enterprise, in speak
ing of Capt. Richardson's election as
Sheriff of Columbus jcounty, sayjs:
Capt. V. V. Richardson was elected
unanimously as successor of the lament'
ed Archibald McCollum Jon Monday,
the first day of the present month No
election could have giveh such general
satisfaction as that of Capt. Richardson.
Having held the office for eight years,
he was known as thoroughly qualified,
and his high integrity of character en
abled him to give a good bond foe $42,
000 within an hour after his election.
This ability to give a bond soon j after
his election is a very high compliment
to Capt. Richardson and we bflieve
that no nomination conld have given
more universal satisfaction. From the
large crowd assembled on Monday jwe
heard no voiee except ia advocacy of
V; V. Richardson, who had served tho
county so faithfully and so Jong- as
sheriff. ; , . ' . . --7 - j'.
To Builders and others Go to Jxoo
El's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass.
&c. Yba can get all sixes and at the
lowest prices. v - ' .
ILMINGTON. N. C FRIDAY, JANUARY
i SlasrUtrates Court.
H. W. Perstey, second' mate of the
Br. barque Qcorge Dams, was arrested
at tho instance of the Captain for ' an
attempt to desert the Vessel, - and
brougt betore Justice Millis for an ex -am
inatlon, who ordeml his confine
ment in the jail for safe keeping' until
iixt barque shall be ready for sea..
, Fatal Accident. (
Wo learn that Mr. George Yr . Ell
more, a section master of .tho Carolina
Central railroad, was accidentally fill
ed at Hamlet on the 3d inst. From, in
formation received hero it appears -that
the deceaset had a pistol id the breast
pocket of his coat, and while attemting
to pry up a rail with a long lever, the
weapon fell out and striking the rail
was discharged, the ball entering ,hi
neck just under the chin causing . al
most instant death. The'deceased was
about 35 years of age, was married and
leaves a wife and one phild. His re
mains were, brought dovyn on yesterday
morning's tram and taken last night to
Magnolia where he formerly resided.
Waste no time; delays have danger
jus ends! If a member ;ol;your fami
y is suffering with a slight cough or
cold, don't wait until it develops itself
into consumption, but procure at once
a bottle of Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup and
cure that cough.
An Interesting Case. .
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Testimony in an interesting case is
now being taken by E. H.j King, Esq.,
U. S. Circuit Court Commissioner, in
which Messrs S ted man .& Latimer, ap
pear for tho claimant, and Messrs Rus--sell
& Ricaud and F. H. Darby. Esi.,
for the defendant. '
The cause is styled Augusta De
Bebian vs the United States, and is a
claim for indemnity made by the claim
ant, as heiress of her father, M. Da
Bebian. The claimant's brief sets out
that on or about the year 1857 M. De
Bebian, a native of Gaudaloupe and
citizen of France, came to Wilmington
and entered into the business house of
0.tG.' Parsley ,& Co.,who did business in
the luniber trade with the Antilles ; that
his time was passed mostly in foreign
voyages, of commerce that in 1811 ho
was a rcsiueni 01 iv limmgion ; mac on
Aug. 6th, 1861, he set out on a voyage
of commerce for the 'diouse of O. G.
Parsley & Co., on the English schoon
er Adelso, Capt. Thomas Kimball, for
Halifax, N. 8., where he proposed tak
ing a steamer for Liverpool : that Wil
mington was at that j time blockaded
and the vessel set out without obstruc
tion; that the object of the voyage was
to settle1 certain ! -eighty . matters in
Europe and to receive a collection of
$200,000,&c.,&c. ;,that after seven days
trip the captain Was obliged to put
into Newport,! Rhode Island, where
the schooner wa3 seized by
the U. S. authorities ; that the said
DeBebian, in the character of passen
ger and citizen of France, demanded
bis release in 'order to continue bis
journey, but in spite of his French pass
port was detained as: a prisoner, con
fined with' eight sailors in a close cabin;
that he was afterwards examined by
the U. S. Court Commissioner and re?
leased on parole- On August 19th he
was again arrested on the evidence of
an unknown party on a charge ot treas
on and was taken to New York and
closely confined in an unhealthy apart
ment in Fort Lafayette, where he was
retained from August 20th to Septem
ber I6tb, from which confinement' he
suffered ill health afterwards ; that "the
Custom House authorities took frbxn
him, 1st, a letter of credit on Latimer
& Fennel, from Mayagaez, Porto Rico ;
2d, three letters from Messrs. O. .G.
Parsley & Co. to a house of tho Island
of Cuba; 3d, a letter of O." G. Parsley
& Co to Messrs. Brown & Sliipley,
Liverpool ; 4th, a letter of O.) G. Pars
ley &C. to R. Watson, Liverpool;
5th, certain loose papers with a de
scription of I merchandise; and the
damages he sustained amounted to
$40,000. . ! ,
The claim is adjudicated under the
convention between the Governments
of France and the United States, ap
pointing the French and American
Claims Commission, the briefs being
written in French, j The object is to ob.
tain the testimony of nil those in Wil
mington -cognizant of any of the cir
cumstances stated in the brief of which
the above is tho substance. The case
will probably take ten days or roore in
its examination. Tj
Useful Holiday Present.
We know ot no better present to be
made than a genteel suit of clothing or
a fine over-coat, aad, of coarse, to find
these, you have . only to step into the
store of A. & I. Sxtbier, ;No, 34 31ar
kctstrect: " : , f
; : . This Evening:. M.
By special request the Sunday School
Festival and Exercises by the scholars
of the StPaul's Evangelical I Lutheran
Church will be repeated this evening,
commencing J at 7:30 o'clock. . There
will be no charge for admission, but
tickets for admission must be obtained
from some of the officers of the church.
A collection will be taken up for tho
benefit of the Sunday School.
Laborers' Parade, j
The Laborers Union, an organiza
tion of colored men in this city, . will
have a public parade on Monday next.
The procession, -preceded by the Ex
celsior Band, will march through tfe
principal streets of the; city and will
finally proceed to the A. M. E. Church,
corner Fifth and . Red Cross ttreets,
where an .address will be delivered by
John Geyer. a member of the' order.
There 'will" be a festival- at nirht at the
CitIiall ' - '
- Knights of Pythias.
At the regular meeting of Germania
Lodge No. 4, held last evening, the fol
lowing officers were duly
installed as
officers for tho ensuing term by P. G.
C John -Haar, Jr., acting! as, D. D. G.
C. assisted by P. G. C. W. II. Gerken,
Knights Hey oJircmers, G. Skipp and
Julius Leins, viz: :: '.1
C: C. John W; Gerdts.
C. E.r)V. Dcsehcr.
P-C. F. VonKampen.
MJ of E. -F. W, Ortmanni
rM-of F.-: Fs StoltGr. '
K.of R.u&'S. J. G. L. Giescheu. j
M. . at'A. J. D. Steljis.
J JG--Juliu3 Leins. ,
Rep. lo.Grahd Lodge P. C. F. You-
Kauipeu. p
exports Forelffii.
German barque Apothekee- Diesing,
Captl Stahl, CIea1ed"to-day for Rotter
dam, with 3.552 bbls " rosin, 206 do
pitchl 60 do rosin oil, 10 do crude turpen
tine, &c., valued at $8,520.93, shipped
by Mr. Harding "Johnson. Germac
barque CarlMax, Capt. Beyer, cleared
for Liverpool with 399 bbls jgumthus ,
30 do tar and 10 do crude tiirpentine,
.valued ; at $1,595, shipped j by
Messrs. DeRosset & Company.
Br. barque Geo. Davis, Capt. Macum
ber, cleared also for Liverpool with
2,303 bales of cotton, valuexl at $115.
150, shipped bj' Messrs Alex. Spruut
& Son. Schr. Annie Ji. Lewis, Capt.
Lewis, cleared for St. Pierre, Martin
ique, with 206,274 feet j lumber, valued
at $3,712.94, shipped. by Messrs E. Kid
der &Son. i , - 1
A gentleman who means business
wants to purchase an interest in some
good business house here. 1 See adver
tisement in this issue.
jTho celebrated 'Fish Brand' Gills
Twine is sold only at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot. f
A Perfect Picture
Charleston, S. C, Feb. 17. 1881.
II. II. Warner & Co.! : sirs
Your Sale Kidney and Liver Cure has
cured my niece of Bright's Disease, and
made her the perfect picture of health.
W. A .Bradley. Conductor S. C. R. R.
OBITUARY. j
Tie death of Mr. JAMES DA We ON, at the
Windsor Hotel, In -New York i City, on the
morning of Tuesday, December 26th, 1882, has
boen'already formally announced, and sorrow
tag friends here in the homo of his affections
hTe seen his body committed to the earth
from whence- it came, while praying tor the
return of his soul to the Lord who gave it.
One by one are the asenot his generation
rapidly paseing away. 8c-n will the time ar
rive when the days of the last of them shall be
fulfilled. Bat in the death of none shall we.
loe greater qualities of judgment and heart
than in the loss oz tus truly just ana gentle
man. Jn business his principles were emphati
cally conservative, no wbs strict in his ro
Quirement. but always Just. These habits of
exactness and justice; coupled with his great
conservatism of character, made him succeed
ful in his enterprises; yet not until after years
r devotion to laDor ana unremitting energy.
It is not the purpose here to eulogize Mr.
Dawso5's raccees. As a merchant and bank
er bis example is rommon property In this
community where the vears of hid usefulness
were passed and his successes attained. lint
one who knew and loved him would ray
grateful tribute to the memory of those virtues
of private character of which the world knew
so little Peculiarly undemonstrative aud re
tiring la disposition. Mr Dawsox's virtues
shone not for the admiration of his fellows. In
a thousand unobtrusive and thoughtful ways,
hie charity penetrated many a onlet nook and
corner, where it saw not the light, but was
treasured deep la grateful hearts that have
been relieved, upheld and given fresh courage
As "mercy tempers justice," his charitrwas
imeir
aaoe. Of his friends he was ever mindful and
many a heart has brightened by the delicacy
of his remembrance. . In hid home the attrar
tivenees ef bis character was always manifest
Cherishing his family with the tendereet affec
tion, he was occupied with pla a for their hap
pinees. Hospitable in soul and manner, no one
To say that he will be miased, feebly outlines
the aching TOid in the circle of his home and
friends -
1 here Is a day of which we haTe scriptural
asBurance when 'the secrets of all beam will
be opened " But even now,' before all t tings
are made known unto tbo worki. prayers aro
ascending from many grateful heans fev those
who are thus bereaved, while the sseed of
many a "melodious tear" bedews the eyes of
those who knew and loved him and waters the
plant of remembrance with those pearly drops
so precious la the sight of that Fatter la whom
he beHered and trusted. . t
so Kemperea oj juagmenc, uuii tnoee towaras
whom It was exercUed felt that it was no mere
benTolence. but tboughtzul and timely assist-
couitt approacu pirn nere without being secsl
ble of that rare courtesy,! appertalxilng almost
excloslvely to gentlemen of the ola school.
5. 1883.
NO. 5
5 EW AD VERTISMENS.
Greatf OloBing Out Sale!
H AVISO OS HAND A LARGE . 8UPPLT
of ;
CLOTHING I
acd in ordtr to make rooja for coming Sprinj
Stock, "we will teU the remainder t our
Winter good
Bcsardless vt
Cost I .
A. & I. SHRIER,
Reliable Clothlera, Ko. 34 Market St
Jan 5
Festival.
gT REQUEST, Tn&
under the ausplcea of tbo! Sunday Scbool of
HU raul'a Evangelical Lntlwran Canrco, bcM
oa the ulght aflcrChristmasJ win be "repeated
to-night at 7.30 o'clock: The public arc cordl
aly inrited. Tickets of adinleslon, free of
charge, can bo had from the, 'officers of tho
ChnpehJ A collection Trill be tiken tip for Jhe
benefit of tho Sunday School '
jan 5 It
W. n. STRAUSS, Sapt
Pianos and Organs,
JpROM ALL TUB BEST MANUFACTUR
ers in the country, SOLD FOR CA8I1 OR ON
THE MONTHLY INSTALMENT 1LAN, at
HEINSBERGER'S,
jan 5
Lire Book and Music 8f re
Wil. & Wei. Kail Road Co.
SECRETARY & TREASURER'S' OFFICE,
Wilmikotos, N. C, Jan'y 3, 18S.
A DIVIDEND
QF THREE PER CENT, ON THE ! Capital
btock of the Wilmington & Weldon liall Road
Co. will be paid to tho Stockholders on and
after the 15th instant. : (
The Book6 fir tire' transfer of Sock wllfhc
closed from the 10th to the 16th.
t " J. w. Thompson.
Jan 4-4t-nac . Scc'v and Treaa.
Tate Epsom Water !
(X lltAUGHTi OR BV THE GALLON
r barrel.
For Bale hr
JAMES C. MTJ.SDH.
Pharmafttat.
dec 9 S3 North Front Srvt.
fVJunds Bros.,
TyjANCFACTCRING PHARMACISTS,
And Importers of Irura and Drnggist's foun
dries. Dhvct importation of all kinds of Fancy
GOOdS. . , j
1.401 BROADWAY, NKW YOAK.
AN D WILMINGTON, N. O.
dec m .- I
I Holiday Gifts.
g FECIAL ATTRACTIONS FOR "THE Sea
son : Cellalol-1 Sets, in Flu&b, Satin and
learner cases, Jewel and Odor Cases, Colngne
Bottles, Toilet Sets and Vases, Travelling
Cases, Combs, Bmehee, Mirrors, &c Latest
csyjes ana lxmcst iTices.
, WILLIAM II. GTtEEN,
' Druggist,
doc 15-nac-tf I Marfeet Street.
GREETINGS
QF HEARTY GOOD WISHES WE extend
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to all and wish for you a year f peace and
We have endeavored for tho past twelve
months to merit the patronage, so liberally be
stowed npon us, acd our constantly Increas
ing business is a proof la itself that our labors
are appreciate.
GOOD QUALITY",
ItULE THE DAY !
BEST ATTENTION GIVEN TO OUR CUS
tomcxs la ewry psrUcnlsr; aa.1 satlf ct'oo
guaranteL . !. v, ; - ' ' V
Give us a trial with your orden aal if we do
not please you we wOU "throw cp the spong.
P. L. BBIDGrERS & CO.
Jan 1
PLEASE NOTICE.
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TTewlIlbeglad to receive commualosuoss
from our fxisads oa any and all aabjecta et
jeaeral Interest but :
Theaaxae of the writer arast always U fa.
alaaed to th EdUor. -' ' I ,
Comma nira tions mast b wrlttea a)y
oae side of ike paper. ' . .
Personalities must be avoided. . j
stood that the Editor does sot always eadoj e
(be views of correepoudents uateM m stated
In the editorial colamixs. j
NEW AIyimTISEMBXT8,
juasqueratte liall.
SKATING 4BINK J HALL, COSXEft
Kirbth and PrtnMA mtrtsotm im. .
Jan. 1th. 1SS3; skating unUl 11 o'ckk;dacihc
Mlc by tho Italian harpers X
.V1., Ptors 25 cents. Tickets for
sale at Dyer's. . iJanS-St
New and Novel jGoods !
"pECETVED BY EXPRESS ETEB Y DAT
Tho New Floraf Poems
Beautiful Uyond'dcocrrpUon.
, I an and see the immense tock of
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CHEISTMAS-GOODS!
AT
Jt.'C
TAPS' ' BOOK : STORE.
Christmas Trade !
London' Layer Eaisins,
: VkRY UN EST. ! V. '
COOKINaRAISINS.
And every tiling ebte for Christmas!
: ' ... fixing. r .
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WE 1TAVE THE FIN KST DLS PLAY OF
FIREWORfCS;
Ever offered !n WllniUigtoo. I
Coil and spe the ox
Crapoii & Pickett.
acc 1 ; .
1882; ; XMAS ! 1882.
Millinery ;& Fancy Goods I
j THE LADIE WILL yiND AT
TnTHTT A "XTflT? HAT) TTTTn
A lmn At-t - - '. '".. i l l
-.-ti t.erjimiijj ueoJrawo u the ray of
MILLINERY AXD MILLINERY GOODS,
UATS, BONNETS, rEATUERS, f .
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- ,rLOWEB3, Ac.
111 alupn w bttTe "a Lvgo and superb'
atoc'k of CUWSTMAS GOODS, stoong AhLi
will be found mhy pretty thlujf for llJuday
Every Steamer brings f re,h acceaslous
Prieea feasouable and noUte Lulr rir . n
both floors.
y
1 Miss E. Karrer,
dec 16 - . Rxehange Corner
Great Bargains.
20 Si
100PAv GJ?.RMAW AND IRJSli UNEX
- jiuiuKeis ana Domestics, to be
sold at rcdncel prices. ; , , .
Wia close out my entire stock of Carpets,
Brussels.: Tapestry, Ingrain, Sfrty. and Offlca
Matting. Call and examlno before purchas
ing elsewhere. j -
AI30, full stock of Clothing aad Undershirts,
. ,0 SOL BEAB,
W 2D Market .
J. W. ICing,
TTPUOLSTEEERAJrD MATTBESS Maker,
on Prloeess street; near Front.
watattroM making a specialty. Mads
from Hair and Mos and of guaranteed inatel
rials. '.' ', : :.'.'" I
A share of the pcbUo pAmnge i rcepeO-
fully toileted. : ,
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Holiday Presents
T rJPTJlETT JKWEL ANDOdot
A Cases. Colonia Uotiu. Taibt r.
Wirrora. a lartre assortment nf til
and Cologne ; also a fall supply of pure Chem
icals and Patent Medicines, ao bo found at
both of ta
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Corner fourth and Nun streets. 1
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Comer Puurtfa and If aaover streets.
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Stores.
dec 13 .
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A Happy New Year t
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rj13 OUR MANY KIND JTRIfcNDS WHO
have so gcnrou-Iy patronixod ui during the
pott yeajv ' 1 ,;.-k$ , ft .. ;''
. ; . IU9 MUltCHISOX, '
jan 1 Zi nd 40 Mnrclibion Block.
CAN'T KEEP TIIE5I!
PEOPLE, WILL UATK TnoT? ftTtivia.
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Another loterpect&L bend our or dor.
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