North Carolina Newspapers

THIS PATER jOSH T.JAMES, PTIOSS POSTAGE PAID: SIX months. 2.00. Three rear ,nnth 33 cents. f rwill bo deUrerod by carriers free j I VnInT lart of the city, at tho above frv. r liberal : w' - a v i i r " wtllrcrt&nyan-l all fall-; V -.ire their paper regm j . fide circulation, of any ntrrspapcr j uuhrt. in the cily of Wilmington. & r"2ll : ; : ; J .. , ooM to le rapidly regain ilaisi"uc . . . if;i;Lfftlth at Cannes . ! n n1-,rrk is said to have fought tcr- 1 I 3Ui t '! Jueis when a young man. i Memphis. Tedn.. before tho end of 183 j ... havf nine railroads ljn operation. The question of a canning factory is .nninj to be a-italcd in Greenrille. en members ot the United States Sate as it stands at present are natircs of Kentucky. Congressman Springer's idea of a man is one who can 'set the; with the I i world on fire." They rivers. begin Republican paper says that "the PPDublicans in the Senate need a J leader. Jess so, anu m me they will need voters in the :18th Con- ! i'- .- The Texas cattle drive for theeommg spring is estimated at 220,000 head . Of these'not more than 120,000 will reach jho open market. Tho rest wili be re wrred lor ranch purposes. GoTernor Hendricks as out again after his long illness. On Wednesday PYeninz he made his appearance before the Judiciary Committee of the House , aVi arirument lor a client. " mm ' AlPY.anlr H. II. Stuart has' been requested by the Historical Society of Virginia to prepare a history ot the erents of 1803 "which led to the restora tiouof tho State to her place in the Union." 1 The contrast between the then and the now.the days at the WhiteHouse when His Fraudulency was acting as Presi dent and the now, with Arthur, the Accident, on the republican throne, is very marked. Medical men will be interested in. the statement that a society of regular" phjsicians in New York has voted. 147 to 60, that in cases of emergency allopaths may consult with homoopath- io practitioners. . HHM : Last week, the North 'Carolina Leg islature chartered two cotton faotories aud sir mining companies. This is a good indication for the old North State 'which is one of the surest of the sure in faith and good work. Macon Tele' jrijh. It is said that lricassed muskrat U a favorite dish with the Wilmington (Del.) epicures. And why net? Any body who can see a hog feed and wallow and then cat of it ought surely to bo able to stomach any other animal. 'Tity the sorrows of a poor old man" is, we fear, soon . to be the whine at Raleigh. A bill has been introduced to rem ore the political disabilities of W. IT. Holden. It is a cheeky proposition and its author is, very appropriately named Cheek. Mr. Check.'of Orange, gentlemen. - i As an illustration of the great value i Inhuman Conduct., f secrets, that are sometimes carried j Residents in tho .vicinity of Ebenezer by judges a Boston paper states that if j church were areuscd at about one a man eould have known on Tuesday j o'clock this morning by the j outcry of what the decision of Judge Lowell, in murder, made in the street by a wo thc Bell telephone case, was to be, he man. When they arrived at the scene could havo put out $1,000 on "margin." tlrey found that tho pry came from a and have cleared S28.000 within twenty-four hours. Xearly 11,000 tons of newspapers and periodicals passed through the New York post office last year to news agen cies nnd regular subscribers. The re" ceipts from this inas3 of mail matter amounted to $439,803.88, which, is 27 per cent of the entire amount collected on mail of a -similar class received by all tho post offices of tho United States. The New York post office receives an average of 35 tons of newspapsr and periodical mail every day. There is a veritable tempest in a two ounce vial in Raleigh. Bro. Creccy, of the Elizabeth City - Economist, waxed f full of wrath at the act which passed tho Senate changing the name of the Elizabeth City & Norfolk R. R. to that of the Northern & Southern R. R., and he exploded in the columns of his pa per, whether wisely or unwisely it j's not for at to say. Mr. 'Caho, Demo crat, from the Second district, rose to reply in a question of privilego yester- cay but no resolutions of censure were Introduced. The cdebratl4Fish:-ikand, Gills .Twb U tqH onlyat Jacobi V; Hard r in hi "7T TfTT Y XX. Tell it not in Askelon! Whisper it not in Gath! , Gen. Grunt has actually j IUU9WIBUUJUVC. iuc. tiiciu iiw salary attached to it and no valuable pcrquisities. a great oversight, no j doubt, on .the part of some individual. but lor the great national (bi men- dicant (big M) to refuse anything i3 of the nature of a miracle in itself. T"7 w f rTTvrl T LUU AJL , JN JCj O. INCEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Mcnps Ukos Garden Scel j Yates No Obnoxious Comic A G BlCA.Lr As3lgnco Notire W 11 Gheex Drugs, Metllclnea Hkisbergkr Pianos and Organs Cttap K Smith & Co Dissolution. Lton& IIe vlet Baud Catologuc ; ? so J IIedkick Positive Bargalnsj n Wallace, Cash'r Dividend 'Notice S 1 Wallace. Cash'r Apuual lectins Notice C MStedman Bubtct Company DavV length 10 hours and 33Jminutes : j TJiere were no interments in Bellevne (juineitry this week. Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, low prices, at Jacobi's. i t Sunset to-morrow afternoon at half past 5 o'clock. j j i j The receipts of cotton j at this port to-day foot up 1,060 bales.' , There was one interment that of an adult in Oakdale Cemetery this week. 1 ! r Schr. John A. Griffin; Rice, cleared at Philadelphia, Feb. 1st. for this port. Schr. James SathcrwaUk , sailed from Norfolk, Jan. 30th, for this port. There were three interments two adults and one child in Pino Forest Cemetery this week. A tine assortment of Guns and Pistols at Jacobi's Hardware Depot. , f According to a dealer the next fash ionable craze in "household art novel ... .. , i ' tics 7 will be in urass anu om. iron. bringing in 'hatracks made of mus ket3 ; centre tables with the legs of swords; old guns cut down for ta bio legs: card receivers, cabinets, brackets aud mental ornaments to look as it thev wero made of ol(l implements of it war Funeral Services. At the morning service, to-morrow, at St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Unurcn, ivev . an. i cauun will address his hearers .i, tne I with pastor special reference to the death of Mr. W. F. Wenzcll, which occurred a few days ago in New York. The many friends of the deceased in this city will un" flmihtedlv attend to' fisten to the last tribute to be companion. paid to their departed Exports Foreig-n. Ger. burqtic Lydia Pescluiu, Brc mers, cleared to day lor Falmouth. Eng., for orders, rith 1,393 bales of cot ton, valued at S62.C68.0G. shipped by lessrs. A Norden & Co. Br schoon er Mabel Darling. Capt. Ranger, clear ed for Nassau,. N. P.. with 200,000 shingles and 24,000 feet lumber, valued at. 1 T?fi shinned bv Messrs. Cronly & -1 - - - 1 1 - - . , Morris. For Pocket Knives or Table Cutlery, go to Jacobi's Hardware Depot, f - r colored woman" who had j been mado the victim of her husband's brutally, aud was lying bleeding upon the side- . walk from the effects of his blows She was taken away, by some ol tier frie'nds and tho beast of a' husband es caped. Wc were unable to learn the names of the parties but ascertained that tho trouble arose from a dpmestic difficulty, in. which the real culprit. man Was the I SalcS at Auction. -Messrs.? Cronly & Morris sol dr to-day at auction the followiug: I ' G2. shares Bank, ol New Hanover stock1, ' with i dividends, at $110 per share.- :--!.. ,n, SO shares First National bankr stock fat $89.50 to $90 per share. ; Li A $2,000 City of Wilmington 6 per ccnClJLCoafirJJJ bonds at $950 per $1,000. J Ixt on Castle, between Surry and Front streets, 50x66, $l?5 cash. j IxtS. K. corner of Third ind Church streets. 00x121, $473 cash. - ' I 7 Dwelling house, 5 rooms, on Church, between Thinl and Fourth, lot 66x123, . 705 cash To Builders and others Go to JACO. ei's tor Saab, Blimla and Doors, Glass &ci 4"a can get kll sizes -and at the WILMINGTON. N. Ct. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Cbadbourn, N. C. guch is the nam of a postoffico re- jcentiy esiaiisneu in Lommous county, j on the line of the W.. C & A. Railroad, at; a pot 53 miles from this city. Tie lotion is due to the sagacity, energy ftnd business capacity of twoof our fei low citizens, Messrs Wm. H. Chad- ! bourn and James II. Chadbourn. Jr., of the firm of tho 'Chadbourn Mill and Railway Co.," from , whose surname the postofllcc takes its name. These ; gentlemen have invested largely of ! abundant means in the purchase of i large tracts of timber lamV in that lo j cality and have erected a mammoth ! milling establishment, which is sup j plied with every modern imoroveuicnt I and appliance for manufacture of " lum ber This enterprise was inaugurated by Messrs Chadbourn about one year ago, since which time they have had buiit a railroad eight riflles in length in their forests of timber, and equipped tho same with an engine and rolling stock, so that they cart Vpaddle their own canoe" without calling upon any outsiders for sc(k)ulls, and at the same time prove an important feeder to the traffic oCthe W., C. & A. Railroad, with whoso line they connect, -f The firm gives constant employment to about 115 hands, and as a conse quence quite a village has sprung into existence for the accommodation of those men and their families. These ! hands are all paid every night for the ! ! .i : i " ' i j :!.! lanor mey nave poriorraea imnu me day, and the, only books kept are jthoec ia which the amount of labor performed by the employees is recorded.. A store, liberally supplied wijh te necessaries of life, has been fitted up by the firm, arid a system of payment by checks adopted lor the hands, and these checks are considered as cash and are received as such at the store for goods or for tho actual money whichever the laborer may desire. This onterprise, although in its in fancy, has reached important dimen; sions, and the 'baby" is growing lustily and rapidly. Already has it attracted the attention others, and new in dustries are being located there to in crease the ceneral urosperity, wealth' and influence of the locality. Among others who have invested there we may name Messrs. Joseph A. Brown & Co.i who have erected a large turpentine distillery and store. There are abundant opportunities and facilities in the im. mediate locality for either the business man, the capitalist or the agriculturist The land is excellent none better in North Carolina and the husbandman is sure of a rich reward for his toil. Cotton, corn and potatoes yield abund antly on tho soil and the vine flourishes n it dofs in no other section of the State i The firm is bound to succeed and they have our best wishes for the success which we are sure will crown their efforts.-'-VSo mote it beV The Register of Deeds issued four marriage licenses this week, ! ono o which was for a white couple and three were for colored couples. . Purr dozs as pets have had their day among the extremely, fashionable, but colds evcr go out ot fashion, so that itJ is always necessary to know that r. Bull's Cough Syrup is a sure cure for all coughs and colds. The Observer. ; ; We are very sorry to see that Mr. R. Kt. Bryan is to leave the editorial busi ness lie has sold the good will, typei fixtures. &c , of the Fayette villo -Kr&m-iner, which will be discontinued, to Mr. P. M. Hale, who will revive the old Observer, which was published by him self and his father previous to the war Mr. Bryan is one of the best writers in the State, and we"are sorry to. see him leave the profession. At the same time, we are ,lad that Mr. Hale is to return. He is not only s veteran jour nalist, but hetis a gentleman .ot excel lent mental parts, and will do yeoman service to his party and his people in the columns ot the new Observer. Long may, he wave and give his enemls Hale Colnmbia. . ! Misl Fannie SmlthTNewberrie, N. C, ftv -T Vnivrt nsed Brown Iron Bitters tenee. The bill boards throughout the city were decorated to-day with illustra tions of the artists who are to appear at the Opera House onJTriday night next. ; A Portable Electric Lighter. (Scientific Americas, Hew YorkDecember 16.) 1 --i- ATfcrtable Etectric Ugater i for t S5 is beincr extensively sold by the Porta ble Electric Light Co., -oB 22 Wafer Street. Boston. It is an ecouomical and safe apparatus. forlighUbcfor home LibJLu v JLIj P oj Panorama of the Bible. The exhibition of paintings, repre-j scnting scones in Bible history, given j last night at the Opera House by Mr.-jx A. h. Butt, the artist, was witnessed by a crowdel house and a;U were highly de-j to Mr. k. J. Po-rcra. lighted "and many deeply impressed j j chap. k. smith. with tho real artistic merit of the workn WiipxioCton, y. C, Feb ?. 1SS3. j as well as the sacred scenes delineated irnnE firm of charlks e. smith & upon the canvas. It was not merely j J -g day dIssolvcd by J,,, conscnt. entertaining; it was instructive and i ! . ! i i i . 4 Mr. E.. J. Pewere la alone authorlicd to ool- rendered a valuable assistance and to j i j all who delight to read and Study upon Net all debts dae the firm and siffn in liqulda tho solemn and sublime truths of the Word of God. I Mrl Butt is to b6 congratulated upon i the orecious gift which has given him the skill aad power to transfer to can vas those impressive los3n3 the Bible teaches with such taste in design and execution. He certainly afforded our citizens a rich treat, for which they are truly grateful. 1 j ! Drunk aud Dowu. ! A -white man, whose name we did not learn, but who is evidently from the country, and who was very drunk, was arrested this afternoon by Officer Latham, of tho police force, who at tempted to lead him off to the guard house. Tho man showed a decided disinclination to take that direction, and so a bystander, a colored man, was summoned to assist the policeman. The two succeeded in forcing the man along until they were half up the block to Second street when he refused to go any further and threw himself upon the pavement - Thereupon the officer drew a pair oi - nippers ironi nis pocKer, slipped them upon the man wrist and began by main force to drag him along the pavement, the man at tho time yelling most pitifully. At thisj the Chief of Police appeared and ordered a dray to coma alongside the sidewalk, when the prisoner, was placed upon it and conveyed tathe gusrd house. Special tyx3111ltary and Fire v !i men's Shirts. H 'Messii, li Shrier are making a specialty b introducing the Military and Firemen's Shirts of the same styles as worn by New York ' Companies. Samplas and prices can be seen by call ing at A2& I. Shriek's, Clothing house, No. 34 Market street. ian 29. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Rlotice. npiIE BOA ID OF DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF NEW HANOVER hare declared a semi-annual dividend of FOUR PER Ch.NT., payable on aad after the 8th Inst. 1 S.D. WALLACE, feb 3-2t Cashier. Annual Meeting. rpHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Stock holders of th Bank of New Hanorer willix held at the Banking House, in thla city, on Thursday, the 8th inet , at 12 i-oon. i S. D. WALLACE. febS-2t Cashier. . Drugs, Medioines, PONGES, FANCl GOODS, i PERFUMERY, SUNDRIES, A For, pal by WILLIAM H. GREEK, feb 3 Marked Street Assignee's Sale. THE UNDERSIGNED AS ASS'GNEE un der a deed of trnst from George M. Cra pon, and In pursuance of the provisions there of, will sell at publio auction, for ca h. on 8aturday, the 24th day of February, 1883, the lock of Groceries and other personal prop erty, conveyed bv said deed and contained in Stores no. 18 and 18, on Front Ktreet. Sle will begin at aaid etore at 11 o'cloek, and be eoa tinned from day to day until goods are sold. - - , I A. O. KICAUD, feb 3-3w ' I ' .-, AssUnee. Notice. IJUTERE WILL BE A REGULAR MEET ln of the C. If Stedmari Bucet Company, No. 1, at their Truck House, Wednesday night, 7th FebrmaryJlSSJ. All members are reqnest ed to attend. feb 3-1 1 t Positive Bargains, 1 , " : 1 -X BLEACHED COTTONS, id Shirtings, Counterpanes, Table Damask and Towels, White Goods, Hamburg and Irish Po'oit Trimmings, WaraerV Coraline, Health, Ab dominal and M. M. Corsets- j Also, the best ONF DOLLAR KID GLOVE !n the elty. ' ' ! JNO. J.,. HEDRICK. feb 1 I r , t .- !.- j . -'JLYO M &H S A L Y i? 1 Stats 4 Uoarca Sts.,Cbtcaso. Wr.I wni Ht i s y i DAND CATAWUUE, ml I Miwiatilfc rwlU. UM rtniM, i pi 'mm rr Aatfnr fl V I 1 1 J 2!a4wSrli .feb 3-coUyxl 1 3, 1883. NO. 31 NEW advertisements! j Rlotice. HATE TniS DAT S0LTD ALL MT IX- in the, firm of Charles K. Sm!th & Co.. lion. CHAS. iE. SMITn, K. J. POWERS. Wilmington, X. C, Feb. 2, 1SJ. - JJAVIXG SOLD TO MR. E. J. POWERS my interest iti the Arm of Cfcas. 1C. Eralth A Co j I solicit for him a cor.tinnaaco of the pat ronage of rny friends and former cuorcera. " ' CHAS. E. SMITH. Wilmlrgton, X. C, Teb 2,'ISSJ.. feb3 tf I PIANOS & ORGANS FROM ALL THE Best Manufacturers in the Country, . -i- SOLD FOR CASH OK OS THE MONTHLY INSTALMENT PLAN, AT i HEINSBERGER'$ feb 2 Live Hook and Music Stjre WILMINGTON, COL & AUGUoT A, WIIAIINGTON & WELDON, and CAROLINA CENTRAL K. Il'DS. Notice to SKippers. T INSURE PROMPT DISPATCH OF M-eIht by these liucs It will be necessary to stop receiving at 4.S0 o'elock, P. M. ' ! ! Merchants and Shi pers are ji-equfBted to couform their deliveries to the iabove. This rule takes effect February 3d, li!y. Ev order of the General Freighlt Agent. W. J. TO PP.. and W. C. & A. R. It'ds. T. D. MEARfcS, . Agent C. C. R. R. Ageut W. & W. feb 2-3 1 PACIFIC GUANO. Jaf?t received and for sale, SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, AND Dissolved Bone Phosphate. ' i i We never hare "had the first complaint of I i 4 - . i ttese Fertilizers not bringing a profitable crop See our Country jAgcnta. I ALEX. SPRUNT & SON. feb 2 d&w-2m "GARDEN SEEDS." FRESn LOT OF ALL KINDS of Cab Viaire and Turnin Seed.' early- and late varie ties; Collard, Beet and Tomato Seed, a large stock and an endless variety of Peas and Beans, retailed at w holcsale prices by H.unds Bros., Manufacturing Pharmacists, i 1.491 BKOaD WAY, NEW YORK, AND WILMINGTON, N. C. jan29 ! i If You Wish to See ' i . QAPT. B. 0. JACOBSj, of Senior Reserve notoriety, the oldest Saddle and Harness, Ac, maker In Wilmington, just call at H. M. 1MJW DEN & CO'S store and buy a nice Lap Kobe aad aR other articles In a Saddlery establish ment, for It is the place to get them. , AJjan 29 , I Brccch-Loadcrs. INE BREECH-LOADING SHOT GUNS, F Wads. Powder. Shot. Cartridge Basra, Gun Cases. Reloading Tools, Game Batrs, Pis tols all kinds. Ifyoa wanta nrst-clas arti cle of the above godi, and low price, 1 the same can be found at W. E. hPRTNGER A.CO'S. Successors to Dawson A Co., ian 23 l 19 21 and 23 Market Street F. P. JONES, 1 . ' - Q LINTON, N. C, ATTORNEY AND Coca sellor-at Law. Will practice ta any part ol beSUte; Spoclalttentlon jrlren tothe jeol rton of ilm J wspt lrt-ly FANCY LAMPS. : - ; ' - i MOTHER LOT JUST RECEIVED, f GILES A MURCHISON, feb 2 53 ami 40 Mcrcbijnn Block CAN'T KEEP TIIEM .'S XEOPLE W;LL ILVYE THOSE STOVES. Another lot expectO'l- Sendour ordcri. Jsata PABKEB 4 TAYLOR .. - i ii... ii. . r-i !(;(..W PLEASE NOTICE. "We wffl be g!&3 to- recti fa tea Iroa Xrienfij cm any tad til fubjct of general xasereat but I Tlunameoxtba wUer.maa2iraritofsr &lshed to the Edttor. -i Ooapumlcatioai nut to wxlttea oft caly cue aide dt the paj- . , . 1 ' Feraonalltlee must bo avoided : ', j; And it Is eepecl&Sy and pexUoularly tadev 'tooil that the Editor doc not always codetta the tIctts of correspondent unleae so stated In the editorial co hunts. I NEW AJOVEKTISMENS. A Sociable WILL25K GIVEN UNDETt TlTE AUSPI cos of tho HlBEItNIAN SOCIETT. at RA-SKIN. HALL, on MOSOAYi Fafcroary 5th, 15-53. Pr.-ceoda 16 bo glrea to a charlt M purpose. Refreshaienta the : Ladlr. Music by tho Italian Baa1. Ticket a4mltUnr UcDtlcmn, CO cents; ChlltrenS5t4. CommilUre T. Oonbvn, t. IL Darby, L. Brown. JH. McOar tr, D. Qulnllraa, J. W. RiJey, Morsan Byrne, Jas CorboU. j jaa 30 -2t tn ea.. , ' J I Seasonable Goods. . yE OFFER SOW FRESH Arrtrala t . 4TOUNTAIX BUTTER J ' CREAM CHEESE, I i" '. EARLY ROSE SEED POTATOIS, NEW ORLEANS SUGAR, . NEW CROP MOLASSES, - i 1 ,3M Bbla. GOOD FLOUR. HALL & PEARS ALL feb 20,000 NEW PEANUT SACKS 4 Bushol Oat Sacks! Foraale at WiUard'st Jaa 18-tf The Mercantile Printing House, QEND3 A CORDIAL INyiTATlON ' - . i .1? its many friends and patrons to call and . Water Power Attachments, . r . .' which are now In successful operatloa enabling os to do work j Promptly and iritli Sat I isfaction ! I - .. 1 " Many thanks for past fATora aad soUcltlsr a i .. cantlnnanco. Repectfally, W. L DeROSSET, Jr., !' , Proprltor jan S0-3t-eod Groceries. Groceries. g ACOyj FJLOUR, SUGAR, COFFKE, Rlo. ' : -; ' . I Molasics, Salt, Crrv.ken, Candy, Chee, - . M : .' 1 . r Soda, Potash, Lyo, Snaff, Tobaceo, Soap, Starch. Candle, NaU, Hoop Iron, Glu, Bungs, Wrappbag Paper, Wrapping Twine, Hay, Oats, Axle Grease, Baggtaf , Ties, Ac. For sale by 1 KERCHNER CALDBR BIOS. jan S No Obnoxious Comics, B UT AN ELEGANT AND ARTISTIC Line oi Compriflicjr many new deahrai. GaQ aad M them at YATES5 BOOK ST0BE. )an 29 ' l " . , jf I r -.j Commissioher'sSale of Real Estate for Partition , BY VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE 01 k de:ree or ile made on the Uh day of Jaa-1 uary, A. 1883. by tte teunerlor Coart of U County of Sew Hanover, State of North Caro lina, In a certain pecM proceeding pending la ftnid Court, whereto Patrick Carr and Mary Josephine Carr are plaintiffs and Lawrence Carr is defendant, the undersigned, the Cem nissioner, unpointed by the aforrAad decree m do In said cause, will sell by public auction, to the highest bldd-r, at the art lletue doer In tho city of Wllmloton, lathe county of New Hanover aioresald. on Monday, the 3th day of February, A. D. 1S8J, at 12 o clock, M, the foM lowing property situated In the city ,of Wil mington aiores. id : " One piee being one-fourth part of lot, Ko. 1, bl ock iiO in plan of said dt', being the eastern end of said lot and occupying a space of Ott feet North ana South and 2 leek 6 lachea East aad urt , 1- I une lot beginning in the Western line of Mc Rae street, at Its Intcr!etion with Northern lleeat lot No. 4, block M4trunlDgouUJwarJ )v afog lul line or itcKae street kuoci0 ieei, thence weftwardly along the Northern Roe ot lot No. 5, about 50 feet, tbence Northwardly wit the Campbell line about 68 feet, tbenoe Eastwardly along the Northern line of tot' No. 4, about CO feet U the begin niag. j One piece betog that portion or lot No. , block 2i. It Ing ast of the Campbell line aaI Wc.t of the Western line of MeUae street J being the same piece of land whktt was oon Tejed by fcamoellL Bantinr and wlXe to Jo-, hannah Koorey. . - . . r t in rff trt n' mHj f.f lata N o. 4 and 5. block xH, be1cetng In the Southern line of lot No. 5, of block 224. at the point where said lino interact . ta Caropb j Jt w, r-nnlnr tumr Muaihwanllr iaraRcl with cvntU street 132 feet 10 WaUmt street; Utew tast wardfv alon the Northern lloe jof W alnot street'aliocti feet to lieRae strrct, theneej Northeiitwanlly akwgtlui W extern line of Me- ! Kaetrect about 10 feet to lfc IntcraeeUoB with the Campbell line thence NonhwctwarU ry with the CAoipbeil line about 10 feet to the Lclnnin?- ' . i , .' ' , I. 'iennCaaa. . . ...-. Thla eth day cUannary , ISO. - ' r m F. U. DARBY. V aa4-ltwtw V'l :; a CcJ:str ;i Depot. - t V 4 lowest rrie$. ! ' - and cosiness purposes. - ..." ... j : .1 1 'iJUl-- iZJ I xi x. li 11