North Carolina Newspapers

THXSPATKB Wished erery . adT. ex cepted by ' '. JOSH T. JABIES, SDITOm AJTD morKtETOK. KJBSCBIPTIONS POSTAGE PAID: ra year 4.00. Six month. $2.00. Thre months, $1.00; One month, 5 cents. Tke paper will be delivered by carrier free ot charge, m My p&rt of the city. at ibeaboTe rites, or It ato per week. Advertising rate low and llberaL SS-Subeerlbers will report any and all raW tjes U receive their paper regularly. tt.- t .h.! Bri'irw ha the laroesi lma fide, circulation, of -any newspaper Atlanta, Ga.. rejoices In fire daily lepers, two morning and three even The semi-annual dividends papablc in floston in March will amount to $4, 21.1. -,, Over $130,000 has been forwarded from America to the flood sufferers in t he Fatherland. A new feature In. New York . on St, Patrick's Day will .be the parade of temperance societies. pneumonia has assumed the form of e.n epidemic in New Yurie and appears Jo a pecularly malignant form. Louisiana has 48.203 larmsi Missis lippi. 10 1. T72; Tennessee, 165.650; Ohio, and Pennsylvania, 313,542 The Paris Aoadmuy of Medicine effers a prize of $5,000 to any one w ho raay discover a remedy against diph theria. Senator Wado Hampton's grandfa ther was a fatuous farmer. lie raisd the first crop of cotton ever harvested in the South. The Senate or the United States, the Buffalo Courier avers, is fast becoming a mere house of relugo lor mushroom millionaires. The Comte de Ch:unbord seeks popu larity in Paris by having distributed tmons the poor lree bread tickets bearing his coat-of arms. The Scottish Episcopal Church has 70 137 member. The increase last year wa 3.231. Most of the members tend toward High Churchism. -4. A pardon was recently granted to a convict iu the South Carolina peniten tiary, when it was found that ho had been dead about live years. "' r- Prof. liiackie in a recent lecture said that the Scottish Highlanders are at r j once the best behaved and worst treated people in the Queen1 dominions. The Conference Committee will save the fast mail appropriation. This is as it shnuld be. Chicago and Jacksonville are the radiating points from New Vork. Barou George Washington, who comes of h old English stock ol Wash ington, lives at Gratz. Austria. This fcvet is learned in connection with the betrothal of the Countess Gisla Wilder iheim and the Baron. Virginia is again under arms'. Gov Cameron was in Norfolk on Wednrst iey to arrange an expedition against fi illegal oyster dredges on the bay. 1 he military havo gone on the war path and have already made some captur i' The last suicide at Monto Carlo, by a distinguished officer whose name is withheld out of consideration for his family, makes, it is said, the twelfth inoft October. Tho management has provided an exquisite cemetery ' !or these victims. An electric tries do has been made In Ixndon which weighs about one aundred and fitly pounds; 'and runs aaily on a smooth road Jrom seven to tight miles an hour. The power is tored in an accumulator of a capacity which enables the machine to run ten titles at a stretch. The exporU of Ire h beef from this untry for the month of January were 7.577.199 pounds. This shows a gain S3 compared with the exports for Jan uary. 18cfi3. of 1.749.051 pounds. For the three months ending January 31. .the exports were 23.430.U35 pounds, a gain over the exports for tho corres ponding months in the year before of 7,890 B04 pounds. The United States Sub-Treasury aildine in San Francisoo is a very m tTgnifitant affair and yet in tho vau.ts timlerthis unpretentious building, how ever, are heaps ol bags containing gold and silver. . amounting one day Kst iionth U $14,500,000 in silver coin and over $S0.O00.0O0tln gold, while the sales Obtained $8,000 000 in paper currency. Got. Butler, it is announced will soon send to the Massachusetts Legislature a message recommending the abolish ment of the State ' Board of Health. Lanacy and Charity, on the ground of expense, mil management and practical inefficiency. U will attack tfia aubor dinatesofthe board on the ground that they bare been arrogating to themsel ves ths power which belongs to their r vol. VII. In 1882. 181 Jews in Vienna became Roman Catholics. It is suggested by the Freeman's Journal that a canal from Dublin to Galway, Ireland, 100 miles In length, would shorten the passage to i America by a day and reclaim l.pOO.OOO acre of land. It is added that the surplus labor of the island might be jprofitably em ployed for years, and afterward settled on the reclaimed land. .The cost of the undertaking is placed at 50,000,000. China possesses the longest bridge In the world. I. is at Lagans. over an arm of tho China Sea. and la five miles long, built entirely of stone, is seventy" feet high, with a roadway serenty feet wido.-a.nd has 30Q arches. The para pet is a balustrade and each of the pil lars, which are seventy-five feet apart, supports a pedestal on which is placed a lin twenty feet long, made of one block of marble. The Senate of North Carolina yester day resolved itself into a Ilurupty Dumpty show. It is needless to say that tije characters were . all well sus tained, aud thai the aspect offered the audience in the grand and -lofty tum bling scenes would not have shamed a circus. The niosl surprising displays of acrobatic power were made when it was necessary to act, on its third read in:;, on a bill to make it an! indictable offence to give or take a free rid on a railroad. Instead of confining them i selves to State officials, over whom it may be presumed that the Legislature could assume some control, the august Senate havo included ministers of the gospel, editors-of newspapers and others in the sweeping provisions ot the bill. Mr. Evans, ot Caswell, characterized ft as, a legislative tarcej although it hardly reaches that dignity, as it is .a mere legislative burlesque, and nothing e.se in the world. Jt is unconstitutional and absurd. athe wieo men knew when they passetfit on its third reading, and its provisions can never be enforced. Of course the bill cannot pass the House this session as its supporters well knew when they voted for a measure which might not otherwise have obtained their support. But it is painful to see these paid ser vants of the people frittering away their time on such demagogical tricks and schemes. ! ' LOCAL NEWS. IM0EI TO NEW ADYERTIHMlifS. Heinsbekoer Visitors ! . Yates School Books, & ! Musds Bros Garden '( Seed ' W. II Greex Dru3. Medicines j R M MclsiiRE New Fancy M tt!ng W ML bPKiXGEU & txi 'l he f lace ta Buy Silver Piatod Spoons and Forks, low prices, at Jacobx's. i 1 t The receipts of cotton at this port to-day foot up 334 bales, j i , ; New goods are coming in freely, and tho wholesalers are already busyJ Vennor says wo may look 6n for hich winds to-morrow and Sunday. 1 1 " 111 l Maj. C- M. Stedman, of this city, was registered m Raleiuh yesterday. Fair and Frosty was the almanacal prescription for the first three: days of this month and they did'nt miss it very far after all. i - ' Pro. Henry E. Shepherd, President ol Charleston College, arrived in, the city this morning and is the guest oi Edward Kidder, Esq. ' The celebrated 4FUh Brand1 Gills Twine is sold only at Jacobi's Hard ware Depot. There are large fires in' Brunswick cunty. in the woods and in the rice tields. and the city was 'covered with a pall of smoke thi wlU'rnwn. Our limits oicM, Wh!ch is at hand in the March nnm ber. is fully equal t(tlte excellent stand ard. The illustrations; as usual, are very fine and the reading matter well suitable to the tastes andj the require ments of juvenile readers. Russet Publishing Campany. I 36 Brouj field st lioston. A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols atJACoiifs Hardware Depot. Cotton. . The receipt ot cotton at this port for the month of February foot up 13,031 bales, as against 6.690 bales in Febru ary ot last year, an increase this year of 3.341 bales. The receipts of thn crop year to dam foot up 1 16.533 . bales as against 125.511 bales to ame datelst year, a decrease of 8.972 J bales. . Mr nenry Mclxjwhorn. Vanceburg. 2i C. says : 'I have used Brown's . Ir on Bitters and was greatly pleased with W ILMINGTON. N. C FRIDAY. MARCH 2, 1883. Exports Foreign. Br. Sehr. Ruth Drling Capt. Chip man, cleared to-day lor Laguyra, S. A.j with 180.43d feet lumber, rained at $3, 330, shipped by Messrs. Baullon. Bliss &. Dallett. ' , . - ; , . . lilterary. Prof. Hsnry E. Shepherd, President of Charleston College, will lecture at Tileston Hall to-night with'lAnguagen as his theme. He lectures under the) auspices of the Historical and Scienti fic Society, and his effort will undoubU edly be a rare literary treat, both enter taining and instructive. There -will be no charge of admission. v Mafflistrate'8 Court. Moses Devino, colored, was brought before Justice Hall this morning, charged with an. assault and battery npon his wife. Edith. Ho was found guilty, but judgment was suspended upon pay ment'of costs. The same defendant was thon ar raigned upon a peaoe warrant, sworn oat by. his wile. Edith,! and was re quirexl to gire a bond in the sum of $50 to keep the peace and pay tho cost, failing to do which he was comiui.teu to jail. ! . Supreme Court. In this ourt yesterday appeals from the third Judicial district were called Rand causes disposed of as follows: I State vs. Harrison Jones, from IJuplin. Argued by Attornev-Generaf Kenan and O. H Allen for the State, and Faircloth & Alien and II. -R. Kor negay for the defendant. John ilaclUe vs. Wilmington & Wel don Railroad Company, from New Hanover. Argued by MeRae & Strnn:e for the plaintiff, and George Davis and Stedmau & Latimer for the dtfendant.- For Pocket Knives or Table Cutlery, go to Jacobi's Hardware Depot, f For the Curious. . A gentleman in this city sent a tele gram over tho wires of the Western Union line to a relative in Wyoming Territory. The dispatch " left here at about 5 o'clock -yesterday afternoon and reached its destination in Wyoming be fore 3 o'clock on the same afternoon. This would seem like an annihilation of time and distance were It not for the fact that the sun in its diurnal course from East to West brings a ?iven hour in this longitude earlier than it does in any jdegree of longitude West ol here, and there is about j throe hours diffei ence in time by the sun between here and Wyoming.' . !" Good Btyle is good sense, good health, good energy and good will, but a bottle ot Dr Bulra Cougn Syrup is a good ben efaction that suffering humanity has al ready learned to appreciate. j : i Sad Accident to & WHraingto- nian. . - 1 We 'regret to learn that Mr. J. M. Bunting, of this city, who is a conductor on the Savannah. Florida & .Western Railroad, had the misfortune to hare his foot crushed while under a oar "bleeding" the air-brake, near Thomas yille, Georgia, on Tuesday lasi, render ing amputation necessary. The train started whilehe was under the car, and before he could 'extricate himself the wheels passed, over his foot. ; The am putation was performed on the day fol lowing. Mr. Bunting is a son; of the late Jos. Bunting, of this county, where his mother, sisters and brothers reside. He is a young man and unmarried. - Bishop Northrop. 'I ..The Jfetos and Courier f yesterday's date speaks of the arrivel in that city, oi Tuesday night, from Jacksonville Fla.. of Bishop Northrop. He states that tho official papers conveying notice of his appointment have been received by Archbishop Gibbons, of Baltimore, aud were probably received In Charles ton yeste'nlay. Bishop Northrop has appointed Passover Sunday for his in stallation, and will "invite Archbishop Gibbon1 and Bishops Keane of Rich mond. Becker of W ilmington. Del Kane of Wheeling, Moore of t. Au gustine, and Gross of Savaqnah. to be present and take part in the ceremon ies. The episcopal residence will be in Charleston. The Bishop received congratulatory calls from a number f distinguished priests and prelates who are on a visit to Charleston. - He is ex. pected in Wilmington to-morrow on" a brief episcopal visit. . " v r -The Place to Sare Money. Yon can positively save money by buying your clothing. Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps at the old reliable clothing botue, ofX.& V , Shxier -34 UarlrttctrcsticiTO titaacaU. . t - NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW FAWCY Small lot of 15 pieces just SEA ISLAND BROWN COTTON, MEDIUM, AXD A FULL ASSORTMENT v: 'S PH.BTOHr WHICH HAS BEEX BUT LITTLE USED, inch 2 . 3Iarch Predictions. Vennor is a prophet without mnchj honor in this country, yet his predic- lions are eagerly sought, after. Ho is very often wrong and very sehhun right; wt ui- i r -.i i- r We publish herewith his guesses' for March. It will be seenthat he is cor- rect an to the opening of the month . 1st. 2lr 3tl March will probibly-en-ternuotly :nd ealinly in tho - majority f M-ctiiHis. biit S c'nlily give ilaee toj ita usual bluster n.m storm hy tlii3I or 4i h. 4th, 5 h, fl.h Stormy and eliidy wejitlier. with snow and rain fall, ac cording to locality : colder weather. 7ih Snow and rain -alls; blustery, 8:h .More winter-like; drifty and strn;y generally. j " . '9ih-Wir.dy and wet. i lot h Cold weather I j Hth Raw and cold, with snow and raiM-talN - l-2th 13; h. Hth Colder, but modern at? and iienerally lino weather. Indi cations of an appr'aehuig wet period.! 15th. IB: ti Moderate weather, liirht siiow-failorrain at Southern points and Western sections. lTth Cold dip ahl scattered snow falls. Rain and sleut Suth. Ifiih. I9ih Cold aiul stormy weathor,. particularly in mnritiiiie ports. Gulf St, Lawrence ami North Atlantic Sea bard i " 1 20ih Still cold and windy weather. 21st Scattered snow-falls; Montreal to Chicago and westward , 23d; 23 Rapid moderation, to rains, particularly Vret and in Lower Pro vinces. Gulf St. Lawrence. 24 Wet' antl stormy, Halifax and New Brunswick. 25th. 26th. 27th Snow storms at .Western points. Rains along I Lakes and Stj. Lawrence Valley. Early indi cation of spring break up, and opening ot navigation. I 28tb General rains i in Ontario and Western Spates. I 29th Gales in Gulf St. Lawrence and lower ports. 1 30th, 3 1st Generally mild ending t month, with signs of early spring open ing. Possibly snowfall on last day, or entry of April. I I General RemarkA. A good deal of rain this month, with some stormy periods along North Atlantic Seaboard, and at lower ports in St. Lawrence t Early indications of spring opening. Some unusual periods j of warmth, although April may bring a brtefretuin of wintry weather at its entry. Unniailablc. Mrs. Alida J. Buckaloo, Maurice town! Cumberland Co N. J ; Mrs. Mc- lissa Boatiy.'Whiteville, N. C; Rev. J. E. McNeil: H C. Wilkenson, Fulton st N. Y. N. Yj; Airs. Esther Moore. Pleas ant Grove, care S. J. Crawford r Rush M. F. G Co, 29 Fulton st, Wilming ton N. C. ' Joe Williams, colored, was arrested in this city this morning, charged w i h cutting a police officer at Fayetteville a few days since, and was sent to that city in custody of an officer on one ot the s.eamers to day, I THE MA1L.S Thcmaltr close and axrlve &t the City Post - -ai.. J CLOSE. . I Sorthern throagti mails, tast ..8.06 P. 31. Northern through and w;v mall....S.40 A. M. Raleigh .5.00 V. M. an.l 5.40 A. M. ViaiU for the X. C. Uailroad anl I routes supplied tnererrom lnolad- In A. A X. C. Ballroad a .5.40 A. 21. soutnern Mans ior au points oucn. dallT. & 3u A. 51. urn! 8.03 P. M. Wee tern malls (C C Eaihrar) daUy, (exce4 iandayj 5.00 P. M. u points between Hamlet ftod UaI- elxb..,. 5.00 P.M. Mail for Cheraw and Dnrllnston Ball- road e SO a. M. and 8.00 P. M. Mails for points between Florence -I and Charleston. . . .f .30 A. M and 8.00 P. M. FaretievUle aid office on Cape Fear Uirer, i Tue days and Frt'laya. LOO P. 31 FayettevlUe, rU. Liaibcrum. daily, - except Suiwlays i 5.00 P. M. Ooslow C 11. and Intermeillate oifi- ces, TDes'lays and Fridays-, 9X0A. 11. SmlthvUle malls, by steamLtoat, daily (except Sundays). &30 A. 1L Mall for Easy Hill, Town Croek, shallotte and UiUe lilvei, Tues days and Friday-., .i... 6.00A.SL OPKN FOR DEL1VKKV. Wrlbtsvilla, daily 8 JO A. I. NwrUrera thxouxh and way mails I 7Tl and S 00 A. SI Southern Mall....., LSI A. M CaroUaa CeatraJ !Vdlroal. 9.45 X. M Malls ooUoctea crum street boxeji every day at 3.30 P. &L . - . - '" Stamp OSice open from 8 A. iL to vl M., and from t to S.5 P. M. Money order and Bejstu Department open same as stamp oCloe. Stamps for sale ta smaU quantities at general deUTery "Vrbea stamp office Is elMeL ucnerai aeavery open trom uayujrnt vo aarz i buBtuurs rrma hjh us a. - - Best ever aiaile, Emory's Little Ca thartic Pill, pleasant to take, sugar coated; no gnping; onry la cents a dox ot XrruCTBts or by mau. btanaara Cure SrVLTV -i. NO. 54 NEW ADVERTISEJDENTS. PJJATTirJCS I received at 25c per yard. VEKY FIKE QffAUTr. j o - "-- j BLEACHED COTTONS. - BtrGG'? i AND WILL BE SOLO BELOW VALUE. Wl. IVicIRlTIRE. "Visitors j po THE CIT1- ABE INVITED TO TIJE j live BOOK STORE, whore every tbing-tp , ! , , their advantage will be .-shown them,', giving j ! i M:,r.Vc"t J?L!r vlsU the Itv. I AK to he shown there to trjiKo yo'T pnr. phas 8 f l'ia os, uim.-iiib or ny At sicii in struments, Uooke. Mjtioit?rv niui tai.pv Ur. tic fs. whl h will te irixen von In etcthainre f -r Cash ani o-j the most litiuinl tenm akw HEINSBERGER1& moh 2 Live Bok anl Music it rc The Place to Buy T lUItPEXTINE TOOLS. PULLERS, j nAfKFRl, Dll'l'Mti. UII.TTKH8. H.V K-WKIGIITS, .tc , !tc Vest of ITooiIh ft! K. r.b R. full nd complete stock if Hardware alicays on hand. t W. E . PIHXGE't & C, '"ncccssor. to J hn rarsn & Co.. mch2 IP; -2; ai.d-l MarRft Street Furnished Booms. rjlWQ COMr'OKTABLY FURNISHED BED ooras to lot to angle gentlemen it low rate Located on Valnct tip ir fourth street, j . Apply to . mhcist d O'cnvvnR. I Foreclosure Sale. JY VIE I UK OST THE POWEIl OF SALE coulainei In a oertalu deed raad j byjj. J Ell s and wife to T. B. Lippltt Jas Trustee for Boatvri-Jght & McKoy and their heirs and 'ae- Mjrn-j. nnd rVord d in Bonk. P f P, pape 232, of the KceortU, of New Ha over rou-ity the u derpirnel is Attorhev for he eaid ini tee will sell 10 the i lgiiet-t "bi,.ier for oa-ht the Co rt Hrne dooi- In the citv of Wilming ton, on Monday April -2nd. Is83", at 12 o'cl tk. il the lollowhig describ.-d propertv situate in said city . bealmdng nr. .tho X'rlhr8t In.or-ei-ctioh of 'Jenth with Chestnut street, Iru thence Xorth with, the Western line of Tenth street 50 feet, thence. West hlonpr t-ramhertV line 16 po es to Hunt's Un. t hence ?outh 50 fet to Ch' stnut f treet, thence along the North line of Lbetuuc street IS poles to the beln Gi"g. J. D. BELLAMY, Jr., jmch I-SO-l Attorjiey 60S Tons Coal. JIlKSn ARRIVAL 8?0 TOX3 COAL, VJEK chra. "John A. GrliBa" and "1 horaas &!nr nicksen". fr -m Philadelphia. Quality icsssr parsed and at bottom figures. i . Fu 1 st -civ of Wi ax lo prices. -P. S. Kemcaaber plcuty oald weather ahead ftbae-tf J. A. hl'HiNGEtt. If You Would be Happy i buta; COOK STOVE. it The Golden Harvest," f6FABMEB," CALUMET,,, Or, "SOUTH-KltN OAK" Of PAKKLU A TATi OR. Pure Vf hite OH. Ifeb 24 i I Notice, rpHE UXDKItSIGNED HAVIXO QUAU A I I iiol as Adnslolstrator on the estate of Eobert i C- MyeTS, deceased,' on tho Tth day f Febru ary, 1SS3, la the Probae CouH of Now Uaro- t I ; ver Ccatty, ro Ie Is hereby ylvcn to all per sons Indebted to Mil 'coossed. to njike Iro m ti.t e ym nt: and all person 1 hvinir elaim a iln t earn etate. wit prctetc thera fr payment on or sef re the 9th dy of reb rns j, 13S4 or this notice will be pled In bar Ol ihotr recery. - i . 1 his! 9th day of February, 1 S t. 1 J. 4 HACK. feb9-la4fri I AdmT. t Rice. Groceries. Potatoes. QQQ BUSHS. So. 1 SEED RICE. If 11 BBLS ElBLT ROSE and y lUU PEE ULE4 POTATOES. BACON, FLOCK, bLG AC, CuFfS:, UiCE, 2lO LASSES. SALT, CRACKLR5, CAN DT, fiOP, feTAECH, CASDLE5, " CHEESE, SODS, TOT ASH, BCXGS, U'UAPPISO- PAFEn, TVttAPPIVO TVVIXK, II A V, , BAuGlXti, TIK. Ac. Forsaieby -. ' feb SB Mi KKH II.NKu i CALPEflt BHOS. . a 1 tr pomU TtoutCf tor t sbc mwin ;tji tM tbeattads at cam 4 tH ort kind sea t4 fuS bsasts- aExr "l t- O. 4ir. Li UO'Ull - - - PLEASE KOTICC ' 'j ' VTa will be glad to rtxxto cozaxszzlczZzz' tram our frtends tn scy and s3 fatji-ef rerxl Interest bl j : ! The casta ef the writer mxat ahrays ts fcy j I ComniustcaUoTJs must be - ,n' ca oJy 1 one side of the paper. : '" : ''! i Personami must be avoMstL: j" j .' ; ! And ft Is especially and partaculartT stood that the Editor does not always ia doit te ricrwe of correspondents tmleaa w (txttd tn the editorial columns. NEW AX VEKTISEMErmj. Peach and Hprioy, FIXE BEVERAGE TOIL TJtS Thirsty, and aaexcellent remedy foar Cocjij, Don't Hesitate any Loncciy young man, hni eene , arouad aad get , ' that Candy ym pmaUcd her, . I ' , , -.V- '' ---'4 vl'J Royster Purestf and Best, An Excellent Braakfast Fish, - FreshCbdflGh, 20 CentK per Can. - EXTRA MESS MACKEREL, ;---!; ,. . -V FAT .AJiD JUICY., r 'K; : Tin five-pound Cans sod JSltsy. P. L. BEIDGERS .& CO. fob 2d GARDEN SEEDS. A FUE8U LOT OP ALL KINDS 0f cV . - - , . , ..age and Turnip Peed, early aid late rarte- , v. .wau ivuiitwocwu, m targ Beans, retailed at m boloal prices by ' Munds Brqc., . 1 .491 B ki I v a Y , Ma TOES. AND vlLMlMiTON, N. C. V . Jan 20 - : - -' 1 j ' ji- Horses and Mules for.Sale. J All QFFEUINQ 8 or 4 good Male sod Hors at a bargibi, for want of work. feb 14 J. A. 8PBTSQEE. Drugs, Medicines; i - OrONGES, FAXC OO0D5, " ' f PERFUMEUT, f UT)RIEJ, For sale by , . " WILLIAM n. fiRKKX. C. W. YATEG.- gCHOOL BOOKS, . BLANK BOOKS. . STAT IO 5E BT j x. , . FRAMES, ;.,''."''" : FAcr) GOODS, ' 1 " WKAPPINGIPAPEK, PAPER BAG. A com pie - ... te assortment 8ent!mea!il Tibml . , -' ' .' fib 'f Labokatohv of I . State Assatek axd Cbexzst, I. . Vt East Graee Street, j. - jtiCHjtoyD, vs., January 80th, VSBL 31a. . V ZKIL llB m.d kn m m tK. corapoMtion of bis Hair Keatortr and I hr alo subiecte'i it to cbemloal sxamt nation. It contilns no lead or silver, substances mr commonly employed In waking preparation1 ' for the hair, ror anything harmfnl; and way therefore be ned witheut apprehension of la WM.JL TATLOR, M. D., Whilst thanklcg you. f r. Fwklel. for th i Hair Ktt rer you so ktndlr tent toa. 1 1 takat ! rrcat ukucnm in mi ln m vao that ttM tmnmt. fl' lal effect npon n y hair have bean soaprax- ent as to a tmot the commeadatlon of all ibj ri nis wr.o haye noticed Jt. r i tiu in ror estim.itln a treasure, wtthort wh ch the toiW of none who hare used tt wU ue compiec . ' tt 'Uicz it jnr reauxa yoa Km pecuniary swot you so neiir oaserv, i 1 remain, very rvpectraVy, M M Mas. a. T. XTH3. Richmond, Va Feb. t7, 1887. . i -j For sale by ah druggists. 'PrlfS fl rr tws. - - COUNTRY?, AfERCTIAXrS AND ETEBT EODT CAJ? set suited In ijcanty and prices from Ika lxrr .- -? , j . , . . . . . . . , stock ol RADDLKRT iOOD. St ttS Xnf saddWry au J Truck Honof u.. IL bowdex' A co., - rj-; SO. 49 AUrkst SL j SE8 iTairofacture and Repair.. t Ub IS . TjyDEKTAKZB, CA BI5ET ilAKIli LZZ CA ItPEXTEIL Odea and Vfork tiurs onUe onl street. opposite o a tier land's fKt KeapminlJr sotWts order and guamat tt ffood work, prompt delivery acdsatufariw ta every ren- , . mav Seasonable 6oods.;t TtTE OFFER ?fOvT rfTE'II Arr.'rali ef ' ki'V .1 CEEA1I CIIEESC, , EAELY UOiE SiEUf C?OTATOr3, NEW OELE iN5 SV2 a Jt. f KEW CP JUOLALS, I.S10 Bbbt GOOD FI1CS. Tf ATJ1& PEAIiSALfj xwa S ' 1