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TENCENTCO LUMXV "
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but uo charge of less than 30 cents trill
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WANTED A good Cook. Fair
wages. Itothing but cookinc rcnutrcd.
Apply at S. E. Corner Third" and Mul
berry street, dec 11-
Korth Carolina was Ransomed yes
terday, from Carrituck to Cherokee."
Missouri is rich in her schoo'l iund
which amounts to nearly $9,500,000.
A Washinghton City rumor is to tic
effect that President Arthur wHl veto
the Fitz-John Porter bill.
Joseph Sailer, a Philadelphia editor,
died on the 15th. lie had been in busi
ness for 37 years and during that time
had taken bat one holiday.
London is at present paying fur 'fir. -insurance
over $6,000,000 a year 40
per cent, more than the cost, of main
taining 11,000 metropolitan police:
It was a thoughtless Michigan phy
sician who laughed while eating catsup,
and so got some ot the staff into his.
windpipe, where it choked him to
death.
Researches as to the origin of draw
poker, convince the Macon Telegraph
that the "game was invented about
1846 by John Kirkman, a Tennesseo
turfman.
The traction railway," the invention
ot General Beauregard, which has
proved a success in San Francisco and
Chicago, is about to be tried in Phila
delphia. ' - ; - -
What a very barren compliment was
that paid to Col. Johnston, ot Char
lotte. in nominating him for Senator by
the Republican (not the 'Liberal") cau
cus at Raleigh!
The business, through the New York
postoffice during the past year amount
ed to the enormous sum of $63,101,857,
54, an increase of $7,210,000. over the
preceediBg year.
New York pays her police justiees,
eleven of them, $8,000 a year. Balti
more pays her police justice, competent
men, too, $2,200 a year. There is no
credit to Baltimore on the comparison.
Gray squirrels are so troublesome in
Connecticut that the farmers wish to
exterminate them, and they are . being
killed in great numbers. A party of
three recently bagged 105 squirrels in a
day.
Father Ryan, the Poet Priest, has ac
ceptcd an invitation to deliver the ad
dress before the literary members nt
tho University of Virginia; at the Com
mencement in June next.
n
Tho Germans in this country haTo
-raado very large contributions to the
snfferers by tho flood in Germany. The
Merchants Exchango, in St, Louis,
raised $22,000 within an hour one day
last week.
1
Air. 1 inn ix nominated ocuaiar tu.i
som yesterday, in the Senate, as his
own successor, but his remarks were
not in very excellent taste. His com
parison of Gambetta with Ransom was
in just about the same happy view as
the allusion, in the same breath to
GambelLVs burial aud Rnnsoni's 'ele
vation to the very level on- which ho
has stood for the past twelve years.
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. Anthony Trollope is said to have lelt be washed away. It has recently been
more than one completed story of which thoroughly repaired but is now. so bad
mot a-page na seen the light, ne ly damaged by the freshet that it is im
used to say of himself that he ha'd pro" ! passable- III
duoea more volumes than any other!
. English writer of this or any other day.
'Trollope is generally considered, by
people of discernment and taste, since
the death of George Eliot, as being the
finest romancer of the age, William
Black alone excepted. Some have rank
ed Trollope as very near Thackeray.
The New York Tribune, in looking
over the criminal statistics lor the
year, discovers that the South does not
nreeent such a chastlv showinsr as it
has been the fashion to attribute to that
section. Of the 730 murders commit
ted during the twelve months only S12
were im the South, while 131 took place
in New York State alone. Of the 101
executions'more than half were in the
Southern states, which furnished less
than one-third of the murders, while in
New York state, which furnished more
than one-sixth of the murders, there
were only four txecutlons. .
VOL. VII.
, Senator Ransom was duly reelected
U. S. Senator yesterday in - the General
Assembly, by something more than a
party vote, four Republicans having
votedfor him in the House, namely:
Messrs., Frazier of Peniter, Cain of
Davie, Candler of Jackson, and Lan
drcth of Alleghany. Tto "others, - oae
of them Representative Green,, from
New Hanover, were ; excused from
voting. In the Senate, Mebane, a Re
publican, withheld his vote, and in the
House seven members were absent,
one ol wholn was paired, j The entire
vote cast was 108 for Ransom and 47
for Johnston.. It is likely but for the
action of the Republican caucus in ten
dering a complimentary vote to Col.
Johnston, Gen.
would have been
Ransom n lelection
almost unanimous.
Several who felt compelled to abide by
the action of that caucus ;and vote for
Johnsten, very plainly intimated their
regrets at not being able j to cast their
ballots for Ransom. The two Houses
will meet to-day at noon to compare the
vote and to announco the result and
thereupon Matthew W. Ransom1 will be
formally declared the representative of
the people of North- Carolina in the
United States Senate for" six years Irom
Aiarcn 4th, .
The News und Observer avers posi
tively thatCol. Doekery will contest
Judge Bennett's seat in the next Con
gress. U gives the following as the
grounds upon which the contest will be
ni3de: i
That in several counties in the State
thore was fraud in the registration of
voters. - j
That ballots given for Doekery were
fraudulently counted for Bennett.
That the poll-holders and supervisors
were assaulted and driven from the
polls. . :i j
That men were allowed) to vote in
counties not their legal residences
That legally qualified voters were
prevented and obstructed from voting
for O. H. Doekery, in the interest of R.
T. Bennett. 4 ! 4 j
That ballots, by design or otherwise
deposited in different boxes for Oi HJ
Doekery, were throw nfout in violation
of the United States Statutes on elec
tions. ., I ...
That in localities the ballot boxes
were secreted until a j convenient and
agreeable hour for counting out the
votes was determined bn.
That the boxes were reopened after
sundown, in violation of law.
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO HEW, ADVERTISEMENTS.
W L I Complimentary Hop j,
II kiks burger Heart of Steel,
Yates Wrapping Taper and Bag
R' C TaTLOR Good Cow for Bale
Opbra House Hose EytingeAf ellcia
BIcxrs Bros A Fresh Stock Garden Seed
Jas W Jacksox. cctV Robt- ;il Cowan
LodgeK&LofH f
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And again it is rainy, muddy and
wet. By way of variety, we suppose.
For Pocket Knives or Tablej Cutlery,
go to Jacobi's Hardware Depot, f
Dan. oarquo Marrarcthv, Hansen,
hence, arrived at St. Jobu;S. F; R., Dec.
13th.
Sw. barque Comcton, Olssen, bailed
from Liverpool Jan. 15hi for Smith
ville, X. C. i V ' I
About thirty rafts of timber;
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'little
Sand bi$,w have arrived here on
this
the
? freshet from the upper 'waters
! Korth West Cape FcarJ j !
o
I The Charlotte Observer learns that
'; the depot agents and all other employes
i of tho Carolina Central R. R. are pre-
with a suitable testimonial on his retire
ment. .
J
1 Tremendous freshets are reported in
Black river from the country above
Point Caswell. Reports .say that there
are great fears that Beatty's bridge will
On the 12th inst., while Mr. E. II.
Anders,, who is running a steam saw
mill nearBeatty's Bridge, was moving
a log, his foot slipped and struck the
saw, which was running at the time.
The toe of his boot was split on in
the twinkling of an eye. but fortunately
no other injury was inflicted. j Entirely
too close a rub for pleasant reflections.
Almost a Fire.
On the night of the 1 1th inst. the resi
dence of Rev. Colin Sjbaw, at Gravel
Hill, Bladen county, -was discovered I to
lbeon fire, but the flamca were fortu
nately extinguished before any serious
damage had been done. A hole, about
ten feet long by three feet wide, was
burned in the roof, which was the ex
tent of the injury,
between 11 o'clock
The; fire occurred
and i 12 o'clock at
night,, and the saying of the house from
complete destruction was indeed fortu
nate. ' -: - . j '.!"-' -;
MlET
WILMINGTON. N.'C. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17. 1883.
Personal.
I We were pleased t receive a call
thismorningfrom our old acquaintance,
Mr. Arthur L.:Bult, of Charlotte, a
North Carolinian and a gentleman of
much talent. Mr. Butt is the artist
who painted several panoramos whic h
have been exhibited with much, suc
cess in various parts of the! country.
He has now a new painting, represent
ing the beautiful stories of theBiblev
together with his panorama pf "Reve
lation," will be exhibited in thig.city
early in February. , .
j A Michigan boy ate a bar of 'eeap,
drank a lot of soda water and went to
bed to cure his cold. The doctor had a
hard time to pull him through;- but the
ooy says ine next time ne catches a
cold ho wil
use Dr. Bull's Cough Syr-
ud.
Tlien unci How." f
This is the title of a book recently
written by a lady of North Carolina,
who writes under thenqm de plume cf
Zillah Raymond, in which is given the
history, trials, successes and perplexi
ties of "Hope's First Schoql." The
seenes are all laid in this State and the
plot, characters introduced and inci
dents are all North Carolinian. It is
to be sold by subscription only, the
price being fixed at $1 per copy, and
Miss Lou H. Frayser, of Pender coun
ty, is now in the city canvassing lor the
work. This lady gave us the pleasure
of a visit this morning, and we were
glad to learn from her that she was
meeting with very good success in her
undertaking. She will remain in the
city some days longer during which
time she will call upon the citizens and
give them an opportunity of securing a
copy of the book. I
A Narrow .Escape,
Miss Matilda Petersen, of Beatty's
Bridge township, Bladen county, aged
about seventeen years, a pupil in the
school being taught by Mr. W. Irving
Shaw, while standing with her back
too near the fire, on the, 4th inst., : iiad
her dress ignited by the flames and had
it not been for the presence of mind
and hard work of two young men,
Messrs Ed. L. Herfry and Willie Beat,
ty, ! who were present and were her
classmates, she would have met a hor
rible death. When she became aware
that her dress was on fire . she started
to run, but was caught by the young
men who fought the flames until they
were extinguished. The young "lady
escaped with no further, injury than a
severe fright and a ruined dress, but we
are sorry to learn that both of the young
men had their hands badly, burned in
their humane and noble - efforts to save
their fair schoolmate in the hour of
fearful peril. -
"The Mftseotte."
There wa3 a large, fashionable and
critical audience assembled at the Opera
Housejast night, drawn thither by the
performance of the above-named comic
opera by the Gorman Opera Troupe.
The opera was well rendered and, as a
consequence, was well received. In
some ot tho parts there wad a slight
falling below, other, performances we
have heard and some of the, parts were
never excelled, so that, taken all to
gether, it was as good as any that has
been put upon the stage here: We were
considerably but happily disappointed,
as we had recently seen adverse criti
cisms upon the merits of the troupe
and, consequently, were somewhat pre
pared to witness a performance not
equal to the demands of our, music
loving public. But everybody, seemed
in the best of humor and entirely satis
fied, &s in our opinion they 'shoald have
been! The vocalization of Signer Tag
iiepietra, the baritone, was. excellent,
and his acting perfect. In the ..spoken
dialogue his rather imperfect English
pronunciation was quite manifest, but
it rather added to than . detracted from
the interest attached to his part: ; There
were quite a number of local "gags",
and slang expressions, not in the origi
nal text, interjected into the dialogue,
which, though in rather questionable
taste, had a very happy effect upon the
audience We regretted to see so many
leaving the house just before the con ,
elusion of the last act, thereby creating
an annoy ing confusion to those who
were beisg delighted with the fine music
and acting. j v.'' v: 'j
"Nor. barque Minde, Anderson, hence
for Rotterdam, arrived at Plymouth,
Eng., Jan. 13th. ; '-, ;r"
" Great Closing Oat Sale.
Having on hand a large supply of
Clothing, and in order to make room
for coming Spriig Stock, we will sell
the remainder of our Winter geods re
gardless of cost. A. Jj I. firiBmr. Re
liable Clothiers. No. 34 Market street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THEY WILL CO,
THAT 18 IP YOU WISH TO BUT A DOLMAJf. JACKET OH SILK WBAF, TITET ABB
SO CHEAP, TOU CANJCOT RKSIST THK TEMPTATION, AT THE PEICE. ;
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Closing Out Blankets.
THIS WEATHEE 13 SUGGESTIVE
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LARGE SIZS3 OSLT.
Crib Blankets-and Spreads;
- , ; Saratoga Trunks, 32, 34, 36
OUR LACE CURTAIN STOCK.
IT IS OFTEN REMARKED. "I DLD KOT KNOW SUCH GOODS WERE SO CHEAP".
ALSO, DAMASKS, CEETONES, FRINGES, Ao.
TO SUCH A POINT .THAT .THE EFFPCT IS LAR3E SAL.ES, AN 1 CHEKRFUL FACES
I - TO BUYERS. -RUGS, MATS. OII, CLOTHS, STRV MATT) NU, 4c, !
.! SO- ONLY A WORD la reference to our DRE33 GOODS, SUks, Cashmere;; Ladies' Cloths,
and that Is, a large assortment of nice tlilrgs. - -
Tlie Bladen. 31
The steamer- Bladen will hereafter
rati regalarly between this city and
Willis1 Creek, in Bladen county, leav
ing her, wharf, foot of l)ock street, ; ex
every Tuesday and Friday, and leaving
Willi's Creek, on the return trip, every
Monday and Wednesday. Measrs. C.
S.Love & Co. are the agents here, with
office near the steamer's wharf, and
they solicit freight and passengers for
all way landings, j
Railroad Meeting?.
The meeting which was announced
to take place in the Court I louse here
to-day, in the interest ot the proposed
Coast Railway, was well attended by
representative colored men Jfrom vari
ous sections of the State. The meeting
was called to order at 1-2-o'clock, with
James D. Dry,, of this city, in the
chair and J. C. Dancy, of Tarboro, as
temporary secretary. Afterwards on
report of committee, Rev. ', J. C Price
was made permanent" Chairman and J
C. Dancy and J. O. Nixon perma
nent secretaries. The meeting is stil in
progress as we co to press, and hence
we are unable to present a
in this issue. I
full
report
Death of Mr. Urowoi I
Mr. Thos. O. Brown, a prominent
citizen of Bladen county, and a gentle
man nearly connected with a number
ofourewn citizens, died yesterday af
ternoon at the residence of Mr. Samuel
Hall, on Sixth, between Dock and
Orange streets. Mr. Brown was about
GO years of age and had been suffering
for some time past with the maladies
which terminated his life. About two
weeks ago he came here to obtain med
ical advice and assistance but help was
beyond the reach of human skill. The
body was taken up on the. steamer D.
Murchison to-day for interment at the
lamlly burial place. The remains were
accompanied by a number of relatives
and friends from this city.
The Princess Louise.
A telegram received here this fore
noon from Richmond makes announce
ment of the fact that the Princess Louise
and her suite will leave tbat city to
night, for Charleston, and will arrive
here to-morrow morning on the 7:02
train from the Korth. The travelers
occupy two parlor coaches of their own
and it will bo necessary for them to
change cars here, taking the Atlantic
Coast Line parlor cars for the balance
of the way, They will remain a day or
two at Charleston but the Princess will
mot remain there for the winter-but
will ap to Bermuda in the British
steamer. Dido, which is now at that
port. awaiting their arrival. There
will probably be a great many of our
citizens who are not too republican to
torn out at 7 o'clock in the morning to
catch a glimpse of a genuine scion of
royalty. ' ;!, V ' ' ' ; '
Exports Fore iff ru
Nor. barque Hdrie, CapL Tallagsen ,
clearod to-day for TriesteJAustria, with
3,000 barrels rosin, valued at $6,775.63,
shipped by. Messrs. Fatcrson, Downing
& Co Barque Horace Scttdder, Capt.
Sears, cleared to-day for iSt. Paul'-
de Loando, Africa, with 173,159 feet
lumber, 100 barrels tar and one-half
barrel of hoes, valued at $3,014.46,
shipped by Messrs. Northrop & Cum
mmg. ' - ' . ... , ;-
; Poa't forget the delightful entertain
ment to be ciren at the Opera House
to-morrorr nibt by J ohn Ttiompson.
the comedian, m "Aroand the orld."
lnsh and grow iat U a soodthinVko
Barans CTZoacrMekinzie, cleared at ; the oldSattonal Ban, Corner Front andrria
niw uwt , vmu j rtaA streets. EevOTating old Ma' tresses. Clean-
Boston Jan. 15. for this port, via Wood's lax and Repairing old Furniture, Cutting and
it . : LMjinT Carpets. Clre him aealL ' -
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NO. 15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OF SUCH ARTICLES OF COMKOKT,
R. M. MclNTJRE.
MAIUUKO.
REECE HAERKLL A t tho resldenre of
the bribe's father, in Bladen county, or. the
4th inst., dt W. Irvlns ."haw, J.fP., Miss
KLVIE B HARRELI,, daohter-of Mr. W.
M. Harrell, to Mr. W. E. lib.KC'K, of Duplin
Munty. No cards. ' " .
Complimentary Hop
THE WILMINGTON LIGHT INFANT
RY to ADJUTANT GENERAL JOHNSTONE
JONES, at GERMAN I A 'jIALLl FlIDAY
EVENING, January 19, 1S83, at 9 o'clock. .
Kefrcfihments will be served.
Tickets $1
each. ;. No charge fr lidiei.
Knights & Ladies of Honor.
JEGULAR MEETING TITURS DA Y 1 EVE
NLVG, 18th Inat, at 7:30 o'clock, of Robert II.
Coiran Lodge, No. U9, K. and LI of II.
jan 17-lt JAS. W. JACKSON, Sect'y.
OPERA HOUSE.
January 27, Matiuee and Etc-
rose Erarnsra-E,
! In the last Union Square 8ucce
:'F E-L:'::C5 I A!
Played by Miaa Eytipge, at the Unioa Square
Theaire,. New York, 110 Sight
' ' I - : ' and j
A PKINCESS OF PARIS.
NEW PLAY BY DUMAS.
jaa n il - .
OPERA HOUSE.
One lUight Only 1
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THURSDAY,1 JANUARY 18.
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The World's Greatest Comedian,
JOHN THOMPSON,
V
, In hie Glorious Coniedj-
"AROUND THE WORLD
A Roar of L ujhter In Three Art,
people lauh until they cry. -
I"
Admlasloa, 25, SO and 75 ct. Itettcrred scats
S5cents extra at Dyer'.
i an 154t : - "
GOOD COW FOR SALE.
JKQUIKK OK1
'B. C. TATLOC,
Snp't National Cemetery,
jan 17-lt
Steamer Bladen
rpIIK STEAMER BLADEN1 WILL LEAVE
her wharf ,feot of Dock Street, ewry -Tuesday
and 1 Friday. Beturnlng leare Willis'
Creek Monday and Thursday. Freight and
Passengers sellelted for all way landings,
jan 16-1 w C.3. IX? VK & CO.. AtrenU
A New Stock
Or SADDLES, BRIDLES, TRUNKS, Ac.,
Ac. , jtut receired from the Manufacturers.
Parties in seed of any article in my Una
wsuld do weli to sire me a call, aa I am new
in receiotjof new stock, and selling at low
prices for Cash. - 1 .1 - ,
Manulacturin- and ! Repairing dove at Short
notice- Call at the old baddle and Harness
Store of J. II. If ALLARD,
jan IS- So. 8 Front 8t
Heart of Steel.
Fourth stiyoly just recei red, price 61.S&.
i- or saie at
j IIEINSBECGEK'3.
Blank Books,
yEDOERS. JOURNALS, DA V BOOKS.
Cash Bookn, Records, Receipt Books, Note
and Draft Hooka. Ac, Ac, for fjxld cheap at
HEINSBERGER'Sj
j janis
" - live Book and Mnsie tr
. - w - r r f 5 w
r J. lking;9
iTJr
nOLSTEREIt AND UATTSESSES, im
PLEASS KOTte. :. '" M '
TTe will be f laa to reoerre ammcrloUosi
tram mrtriesli on any n4 all mlfjecU
ge&eiallatextrttai : : ;
Tka xume qt juu 1 writer ara ahrays U ta
sSahedtotaeStnl :: -j
CoauanaleattMUBiut be wilttsa ca Jy
oaetkLeer t3ae paper. ' .
; FtrMwAtfesmnstWaTekStdLVj-A' ...j
And tt la especially 4 pMtfcmlart tOMSe
stood that the Bdttor doee not ahraj eadetM
the Tiews of eorrespoadenta TmTa mI ute4
ta tho editorial colamaa. I 1
NEW ADVERTISMENSJ
Holiday Gifts:
gPEOIAL ATTRACTIONS FOIl THE Sea
son : Celluloid Sets, la plush. BatSs aad
f-eathfr Cases, Jewel and Odor Cases. CoJo-oe
Bottles, Toilet 6u and VaesTTreuSJ
Ca, Combs, Emshes, Mirrors, &. UaSi
8tvot and Lowest PrhM.
WILLIAM H, GREEST,
rnwslst.
dee 13-cac-tf
Market Street.
Commorcial Hottol
Wilmington; N, & !
M. SCHLOSS, Prop. '
TORST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
Flrftt-ehiM liar and BIlXlARD SA
fiOON ATTACincn j - um rt
Now Jewelry Store.
rilllE UNDERSIGNED RWPECTTTLLT
annoxinccs to tho cHlreoa o? Wilmington, that
ha has leased the preTnUea.No. 13, Market 8t.t
a.id'U ow la -receipt 'of ' ' i k
Handsome Stock of Goodsl
which will bo displayed in k for days.
F- Watoh and Clock repolitns a tpecLUt;
t9 JNO. 11. ALLEN.
I 20,000
NEW PEANUT : SACKS
A5D
4 Bush el Oat Sacks J
For Raid at r ' . .
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Wi Hard's.
jan li U
A Fresli Stock
QF ALL KINDS OF GARDEN SEED,
.For Sale Wholesale and Retail by
FJJundG Bros.,
1.4W BKOADtTAT, NEW YO&K.
CAN'T ICEEP TIIEM !
" ' . . '"-.T. :' ;'
PEOPLE WILL HAVE THO-iE &TOVK3.
1 C . I - . . I
Jan t pARKKK A TATLOC ...
ANOTHER LOT
QK TUOSE HANDSOME
81STS daily expected.
TIN TOIUCT
''1'
Ir sale low.Ly . J .
I GlLta A aiDRCIIlSON,
Jan 15 j agand 40 Murchlaoo Blee
FOR SALE.
THREE 8TOIIY HOUSE , tS
femithTille, on Front Street, sear
Hotel Brunswick. A Try flae house.
. Apply to , it -
!
iT. J. POTTER,
" " RmlthTille. N. O.
jan 13-lw
BrccCii-Loa(lcr8, i
JpiNE1 BREECHLOADIXO 81IOTOUK,
&hell Wade, Powdcr.Shot, Cartrldflrs Cars,
Unn Cases, Reloading Tools, Gamo Ban, Pla-tola--all
kinds. If you want a flrst-claas arfl.
cleofthe above jrood), and low prices, the
same can be found at .1
W. E. SPRINGER A CO3,
, - . Successors to Dawson A C9.1 i
fan 15 ,19 21 and Market Street
Kerchner & Calder Brosff
Cominisslon Merchania,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IS; ,
jyjEATS, FLOUR, MOLASSES. COFITE.
ttugtr, Salt, Cern, Hay, Elce, SnnT. Tob&ec,
8oap, SUreb, Lye, Potaib. Q&adr, Caadlas,
Cheese, Crackerfl, Can Goods, Ttwder, fliot,
Cpfl" 4-' ' :'"V;' ' -: " j "
AgenU for. Wilson. Chlld'a A Coa Wajm
the best and cheapest Waron made.
Jan 15 - .
WRAPPING PAPER
AliD BAGS I
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JANILt A FA PER AND BAGS AT LOffj
est market prices. '
A Larye stock of Blank Books, Draft, Sole,
Sereipt aad Letter Booka, Just recti red at
YATES' BOOKSTORE.
TtfAT VALUABLE PLANTATION AT
fceottfs Hill, NewHanovef roonty, ooe m
from the water, with laa-l'nr prtrtge'eo
talaing: 113 acres, 63 -res of which are under
high calUratloB. - Good dwelHaf house, tbne
.- ' . ....- r .
tenant hot?ee, hxnm, cTlbs, Av. Eveellr&t
water. Only 11 taXX from WUoiLiWn.
Will be sold cheap as I desire to ' move fxt n
tisEttte. - -. ; C. B FCTCII.
it 1 r
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