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Tho Daily Review.
FRIDAY, MARCH 9. 1883.
The Daily Review hs 1M largest
hona fide circulation, of any newspaper
fublishea in the city of Wilmington.
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-- " News and Observer.
Till: QENEKAX ASSEMBLY.
SENATE.
Kiorrr session.
Tuesday March 6, IS83.
Bill to ralsa revenue up as special or-
One of the committee amendments
provide that the coanty commissioners
snail lery no tax upon tne liquor mer
chanUvleeming the license tax. retailer
leas than & ouart. SSO. imm a uaari u
fire gallons, $50 orer five gallons.
&X). suffLiiently fciza. and that the
rurenne raised Irom this system would
be greater than by the last.
Bill D&ssed second readinir.
The Senate concurred in the HonSe
amendments to the bill as to yotinu
places in Wilmington, requiring the lots
ta be laid on ana tne diocks ua noerci
in Urge letters and advertised in the pa
pers.
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES.
- NIGHT CESSION.
' Wednesday. March 7, 1883.
To regulate the partition of real estati
Dfxween tenants in comuioa,iHiruau
in.
ToprotPd the farmers of this State,
third reading.
To pn.b.h.t Mlo ol ),,nors wUh n one
zalle oi Ml Tabor church. Columbus
eountv. third reading.
To nrohibit takinz ovstcrs from Myr
tle Grove' Sound, in New Hanover ounn-
tv. Lhird reudinsr.
lldatlve to tihing In White Oak and
llewrirers. in Onslow county, third
rtading.4
To establish a public rerry across
Waccamaw river, fa C lu tubus county
near Pireway, third reaning.
To incorporate the Israel and Pris
cUla Benevolent Society of Wilmington,
third reading,
To authorize the commissioners of
Elchmond county to pay certain school
orders, third reading.
To amend tho charter of the town of
Laurinburtr. Bichmond county, third
readinr
To change the time of holding court
Jn the fotxrth judicial district, third read
ing
To provide for the levying and colleo
tioaof taxes. Baferred to the finance
committee.
till to ndM revenue.
SENATE,
1TJTT-TIFTH DAT.
Wedxesdat. March 7, 1883.
Bill passed third reading.'
BUI to establish eraded school in
Magnolia. Duplin county, passed second
reading yeas 26. nays none.
Bill to incorporate , tne
Grand United Order oi
Yancevville I
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Benevolent I
Kumbfer Tens, passed third reading.
BUI to change the time of holding tho
courts of the fourth judicial district. It
gives additional terms to Cumberland,
Uobeson and Bladen counties.
Mr Mclxsan called the previous qncs
tion, and the bUl passed second
reading.
The biU passed its third reading.
Bill to create a railroad commission
came up as special order.
Mr Soott. of New Hanover, called for
readinzof the bill. It'wasread. Prettv
much the Pinnix ininoritv" bill.
Mr Pinnix explained that the only
dinerence between tnis and the minority
report of the benate was as to the sal-
ary, from $3,500 to $1,500. and that the
commissioners may in their discretion
regulate freights and fares; and that the
schedule may be taken as prima facie
instead of sufficient evidence, as in the
old bill.
Tbe question first was on Mr Mc-
Lieon s amendment as to commission-
era apply their powers to' regulating I
freights and fares of the railroads in the
State.
The yeas and nays were ordered.
The vote was as follows :
' Yeas 25; Nays 16.
Mr Mebanes amendment to elect the
cominfosumers by the people. Ae
and noes asked. Ordered. Ayes 10,
noes 31, so the amendment was adopt
ed .At the nlgbt session the Senate passed
the railroau bill, after a leng debate,
ayes 31, noes 9. with an amendment
giving power to regulate freights and
fares.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr Stanford, bill to change the time
of holding the Superior Courts of Pen
der and New Uanover counties.
Tbe bill to revise and consolidate the
public school laws came us siecial or
der.
i ne committee a oiii. passed its sec
ond readinir.
Upon iu third reading, Mr Green, of
xiew tiinover, ucered u amend sec
tion 58 by giving teachers t third grade
315 per month, teachers pf second grade
C5. and teachers of first gnule $40 per
month.- Lost. BiU passed its third
reading. .
In regard to the draining of swamp
JAoas in Jiapiin ami fender counties.
Passed second reading.
SENATE.
OTOirr session
Wednesday, March 7, 1S83.
- The first question was tho amend
aenl of the Senator from Guilford.
that tbe commission should regulate
lreighu ana urea. Adopted.
Mr Payne s amendment to section 3:
Whenever in the judgment of the rail
road com mission it shall appear that
any corporation has violated any con
etitntional provision, of law, or. unjustly
discriminates in its charges for passen
csr fare and freight, or refuse to comply
vriUrthe recommendation of the com
riission, be shall give n ctioe In writing
to tztix csrpcr&Uca, axd if tha Tir.tla
or neglect is continued after notice, the
commission may present tho facts, to
the Attorney General, who is anthorized
to Institnte necessary proceedings; was
ftdonted. i i !
BM came op on its third and final
r&&Z and passed. Zi to 9
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
EVENING SESSION. !
Wednesday, March, 7, 1333
To nrerent the" destruction of came
in New Hanover county, third reading.
To cede to the United States certain
wharves in Wilmington, third reading.
Snecial order, for the completion of
the Eastern Insane Asylum ($2,600 for
the new wing) third reading.
The reDortof the teller on the election
of justices of the peace was received, i
Air Glenn, a resultio'n the Senate
concurring that this General Assem
bly will adjourn sxne die on If nuay tne
thof March, A. !.,' 1883, at 2 p. m.
Adopted. I
SENATE.
FIFTY -3 IXTfl DAT. j
Thursday, March .8, 1S83.
Mr Alexander, as chairman of the
finance conimitttee. reported that the
con t ere nee on the bill to raise revenue
had concurred in allot fho Senate
amendments sao the one concerning
marriage' license. Tho report was
adopted. ' i
Hill to establish & craned school at
M.ngholi.i. in Duplin county, passed its
third reading. j .
Mrbjott. of New Hanover, bill to
amend chapter 23. Battle's Revisal. t!
Bui to pay Confederate soldiers not.
worth a thousand dollars who have ios'l
limbs pays &75 a year for leg off above
the knee, $50 below, or tor an arm off.
appr,,priaUo would before
Senators asked information as to how
they could vote tor it.
Mr Pemberton said he was informed
in the House that it would take $30,000
a year. He explained that the bill pro
vides that tho sheriff, tne clerk ot the
court and the chairman of tho county
commissioners should constitute - a
board to pass upon who oi these men
should be entitled to it. i
Mr. Battle said he hoped tho bill
would pass, It had all merit, and it it
hadn t been for the ! soldiers we would
have had no war. (Laughter.)
Mr Waton offered an amendment
making it the duty ot the county com
missioners to ascertain in each county
the number of so.diers ot tho late war
who would come within this pension
list, and first report the number of same
to the Secretary ot State. He said we
would then be prepared to know what
to do, and not have to cut the garment
with no idea of what to ht. He said it
we were ablo he didn't think the bill
even went far enough, and that it'ought
to be ma:io an annual tund.
Tho vote was taken bn Air. Watson's
amendment.. It wis adopted by a
ruing vote. 1
Motions to reconsider and points ot
order were made. Bill 'passed second
reading. I 1
The effort of the friends of the origi
nal bill as it came from the House was
to get the bill with the amendment,
which they considered would kill it, on
third readinir, and then amend so as to
strike out4hat amendment and pass the
. It'll I l . .
original out, dui it jaueu ana went to
the calendar. i ,
Mr Dortch, bill supplemental to the
Code, passed its third reading
ivir JJorlch. resolution that the itwo
Houses take a recess at 12 . ra. on 'Sat
urday 10th day of March. 18S8. to Mon
dav at 11 a. m. the 12th davl of March.
1883, and that the two Houses adiourn
sine die Monday at 12 m. ,
Mr Morehead was in tavbr of amend
ing so as to take tho recess from iFri-
day at 2 :30 p. m. instead of Saturday.
Tho resolution 3s amended was
adopted.
A rtiessage from the; House stated
tnai it aau neara tnat tne Dili reorgan-
izmg tne uoani ot Agriculture had not
yet oeen ratinea, ana it so, : that it
would not be proper to go into an elec-1
tion of the members of the board at the
designated hour. I I
Mr Scott, of Ner Hanover, made an
earnest appeal to the Senate to take up
his bill preventing the magistrates in
Wilmington from deputizing officers
ni put it on its real ns.
Tac bill was taken up and amended
only to apply to the counties of New
ilunover, Craven, Mecklenburg and
Wake, and passed its third (reading.
Resolution authorizing the trustees of
the public library to furnish records
touching the colonial history of this
State, parsed third reading. ,
oiiiiorine completion ana turnisn
ins t the Eastern Iasano AsYlum. at
(roMsboro, passel third reading. It
appropriates $2,500.! f
Hill to revise and consolidate the
pumic school law.
MrPeniberton stated that the ioint
committee had agieed on that bill in
tha shape it was; tliey had much
irounie; u regains tne oince ot country
su)erintendent and cuts' down his
pay
to S2 a day and restricts powers.
1'inurent senators voted the surenn-l
tendents's pay $3, and oflered amend-
ments to have it apply to Wako and
Mecklenburg, Bladen, Henderson, Yan
cey, etc. j -
All the amendments were voted down
and the bill passed as it camo from the
House and reported by Mr t Pemberton,
the chaipnan of the committee.
The following were elected members
of the State Board of Agriculture I bv
districts: 1. R W Whaiton; 2 A 6
Brooks; 3. J A Oates; 4. W F Green;
5. L W Anderson ; 6. .John Robinson;
7. A Leazar; 8. Burweil Blanton; 9. C
if omiu. t;- i
. Tuuksdat, March
8.
Act to authorize justices of tbe peace
in certain cases to issue processes to
any county other than their own. Laid
on table. j j i
To enconrage the building f a nil
mad from some point on the W, NCR
b. oet ween Salisbury and Newton, to
the Tennessee or Virginia line, via
Taylorsville and WUkesboro. Passed
third reading.
Bill to extend time to redeem lands
sold lor .taxes and bought by the State.
Passed third reading. O
third reading. . j I
id declare ma mo mer nainrai cmi i
dlan in certain, cum. ! Tm1 tuiri I
To prevent negligence about railroad
iT8. Passed third reading. !.
To authorize trustees ot public libra
ries to'obtain records of colon ' history
nf thi State. Passed third reading.
Act relatin? to certain contracts for
the lease or conditional sale ot railroad
nnn iom ants, etc Passed third reading.
, To amend sec 6, ; article 4. of the
constitution, providing for an increase
of the iudaes of the Supreme Court.
T.aid on tho table.
In regard to tho duties of State Chem-
tst. ienaing ino aiscussion on uu oiij,
the epeolal order, to aid and provide
for the completion of the Midland K C
K R. was announced
The consideration of 4his bill took up
the balance of the morning session.
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STATE NEWS, j
Statesville American'. Hoffman Bros.,
of this Dlaoe. shipped to one fiftn in
New York, during last month, 6,966
dozen eggs, and to Bichmond and Ka
leigh, as many more. - making in all
fully 15.000 dozen. They shipped up
wards of 1,500 dozen in one day, and
nave now ready 3,000 dozen.
Golds bo ro Messenger: The Hons,
W. S. O'B. Robinson and Gob. T. Was
som are in Washington with Cel. Hum-
uhmy, (we suppose as snonnrs in a po
litical sense to the latter) giving their
weight and influence to Col. H. in his
fight of Maj. Grant and in opposition to
the removal of the post office "teethe
Opera House from the Humphrey build-
in r.
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Chatham Record: Dr. Peter. B.
Hatch graduated last week at the Col
lge of Physicians and Surgeons at
Baltimore, and has returned liome pro
pared "to kill or cure." Mr. Wra.
Williams, of New Hope township, kill
ed last week two wild turkies at one
shot ith his rifle, at a distance of 95
yards. The ball went through the
neck of one and into the body ot tne
other. j
News and Observer; A i revival is in
progrefes at uenton fetreet Methodist
church. Up to midnight last night
nothing had been done as to the receiv
ership ot i he A. & N: C. R. R. Mr.
K. W. King, long a member of the
legislature and a prominent citizen of
Lenoir county, died yesterday at his
home near Kinston. The remains
of Col. Turner arrived last I night from
Georgia, under escort ot Lieut. Mullin
and Sergeant Jordan oi the Raleigh
Light Infantry. '
Wadesboro Times: A destructive
fire occurred Sunday night upon the
premises of the lato John S. Little, con
suming the stables, barn, out-houses,
&oj, to tho number of five or six. The
fire is supposed to be the work of an
incendiary. No insurance. The
Methodist congregation here have pur
chased Mrs. M. J. Ruscoe'8 place,
tanjiliarly known as the old Buck
Tavern," on the corner of Green and
Morgan streets, and will begin in a few
weeks the erection of their handsome
new brick church. The building will
be about 40 by 63. entirely of biick, and
will have a seating capacity of 600.
UOAlMEKClAJLi JS EWS.
I WILMINGTON MARKET.
March 9-4 P.! M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Quoted
firm at 471 cents. Sales of 150 casks
at 474 cents, closing strong. J ;
ROSINQuoted firm at $1.35 for
Strained and $1.37 for Good Strained.
Sales as offered. ;
TAR Quoted steady at $1.60 per bbl
of 380 lbs.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Market
quiet and steady at $1.75$2 for Hard
and $3 per bbl for Soft.
; COTTON Quoted steady. Sales of
350 bales bn a basis of 9 for Middling.
lhe following are tbe omcial quoia-
tations : ' )
Ordinary.. L ..6 15 16 eta
Good Ordinary ......8 3-16-
Low Middling.:.... 9J
MiddUug ...9
Good Middling 10 1-16
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DAILY BEGEHTS.
Cotton 338 bales
Spirits Turpentine 87 cask
Rosin. 1672 bbls
Tar... 725 bbls
Crude Turpentine......... 682 bbls
ARRIVED, j
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, Bid
bey, Smithville, Master. - !
Steamer John Dawson, Sherman,
Point Caswell. R. P. Paddison.
Steamer Governor Worth, Worth.
uayettevuie. wortn & Worth
Steamer Bladen, Skinner.Fayetteville
b Love fc Co.
CLEARED.
n. S. mail atnnr M!nnA?,li m.
bey, Smithville. Master. !
Steamer Governor Worth, Worth
Fovoftaxmia vu x Tr-u
sWipt Ri sn0tn
Skinner.' Favette-
ville. C S Love &
Co. .
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
I STOCKS ON HAND FEB. 24. 1883.
Cotton ashore, 11,678; afloat. J.602;
total. 13.280.
Spirits ashore, 2,923; afloat. 180; total
3,103. '
Rosin ashore, 67.239; afloat, 20,000;
total, 87.239
Tar ashore. 8,126: afloat. 125 : total.
8.251.. . i
Crude turpentine ashore, 2,549: a
floatS; total, 274. f
RECEIPTS FOB WEEK ENDING FEB. 24.
Cotton, 3.394; spirits, 1.324; rosin, 12,
774; tar, 4.730; crude, 1.817.
EXPOKISFOB WEEK ENDING FEB. 24.
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Cotton. 3.113; spirits. 444; rosin, 115:
tar, 2,908; crude, 45.
FOREIGN. .: .
Cotton. 3.8S7; spirits 450; rrosln, 0,172;
Ur 3,262; crude-251 .
10Q Get;
bare aaotber hxs ki ct regies fa a tow
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G Ire caeca
PXrEOELLHOTISE. L"
TTjrr)EB IIAMAGEME ;
R L, PEEBT, Proprietor. " '
aURs aWKHntoeita. Tenn t2. toooa
; Excursion and Pio Nio ,
gEASOK IS OVKK. ! THE THEATRICAL
and Ball aBm "is now cpentog. Genttemeii
who an need to FIE8T-CLAK work aad a
clean and Comfortable Barber sboTSwttl And It
JOHN WbiUI r.K 9
PractScal Barber and Perfumer.
Market Street, between Front and-Water
8t rests.. ' . oct-7-
F. P. JONES,
-LDJTON. K. 0, ATTORNEY AND Coun
mWu Iaw. TO' oractlM In any part of
h State. beelalattentloB given to the col
etlen of Maloi ' "wept W-lv
I COUNTRY
"a MERCHANTS AND EVERY BODY CAN
mi cmlted lntjoalltr nd Tirices from tbe larjre
stock ot BAiiULKai iiwub, a m xuw
Sddlery and Trunk Honnoof - -!
H. M. BOWDEN & C.,
No. 40 Market St.
Mannfactnre and Repair. - men 5
Commercial Hotel
Wilmington, N. C.
M. 6CHD0SS, Prop.
THIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
49- First-class Bar and BILLIARD 8A
LOON ATTACHED. , . ' . ap 27'
TIME TO BUY GROCERIES
IS WHILE THEY ARE CHEAP.
WE GUARANTEE THE QUALITY AND
PRICE OF GOODS,
jHams, Strips, Shoulders
Fulton Market Corned Beef,
SMOKED TON GUIS.
Country Merchants,
will find it to their! advantage to patronize us.
Orders filled promptly and- satlsf aotorily.
Royster's Candy.
FRESH EVERY SATURDAY.
' SO Couts Per Pound:
P. L. BEIDGERS & CO.
mehfi
Wotice.
JJY FBTENDS WILL PLEASE NOTICE
Uiat 1 have reumed buelnecsat the old stand,
16 and U Soath Front Street, where I canal
ways be found, and where you will find a full
lino of FRESH FAMIL1 GROCERIES.
Thanking them for past favors I hope by
strict attention to their orders to merit a share
of patronage In future.
Bespectfally,
mch 7-lw , GEO M. CRATON, AgL
' Positive Bargains
TN BLEACHED COTTON8, 10H Shirtings
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Counterpanes, TTable Damaek and Towels,
White Goods, Hamburg and - Irish Point
Trimmings, Warner's1 Corallae, Health, Ab
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dominal and U. H. Corsets.
Also, the best ONE DOLLAR KID GLOVT.
in the oity.
JNO.
I f eb S
J. HEDRIGK.
rJevv Reotaurant.
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rjlHS UJtDERSldNED WOULD SESPE0T1
ivXtj announce Out bebas'just fitted uplat No
, wranite now. South Front st- a restaurant
for Ladles and Gentlemen, where meals anu
refreshment may be had at all hours of th
day Ererythlng Is new and first class. Po
Ute waiters and courteous attendants.
OJame and Oysters ta season. Tine
Wines, Liquors andygars.
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! r.A. 8CH UITIC. Prop
New Jewelry Store, t:
iJtHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
announces to tbe citizens of Wilmington, that
be has leased tbe premises'No. 15, Market St.,
and is now la jsscelpt of r
Handsome Stock of Goodsy
' which wni be displayed la a few dan.
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Watch aad Clock rpb In specialty.
eo , - JNO. H. 'ALLEN, i
MCWASD BZOOXD HAND FOlBALE
.1- - t.j eournrsLjjro. -
NE7; ; AI VTBRTIS ERTENTS.
Will.be offered fortho.nextfov days in small niw.
5AT FROM 15 TO W TABDS LSraTHS, TO CLQES OTJ.
SEE THESE BEFORE TOU PUSCIiAeE.
Ourtains-Lambrequins-FringeB.
LARGE ASbORTMENT KEW EXX. CORXiCE i ,
mch'
Notice.
rE tjndersigned having been ap:
po:nted Registrars of Eloctlon for the dtjot
Wilmington, hereby give notice to all concern
ed, that there will be held a municipal election
for tbe eloctlon of two Aldermen in each Ward
of the city of Wilmington, on the Fourth Thurs-
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day In March (March 22nd), 1883; tb at tbe polls
for said election will be kept open on said
March 22nd, 1883, from seven o'clock,' A. Ml,
until sunset, at the places designated below,
and that Registration Books will be kept open
from 9 o'clock A. M., to 6 o'clock, P. M., 0
everyday, "Sundays excepted", commencing,
with Monday, March 5tb, 1883, and ending
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Wednesday, March the 31st, 1883, at 6 o'clock
P. M., at the places designated bclowr T i .
FIRST WARD UPPER DlviIOK.v
Recistration at Wm M- Evans Store, cor
ner .Nixon street wt Love's a lie v ; voting place
nortba6t corner 4th and Harnett streets, i
FIRST WARD LOW.tR DIVISION.
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Fcfilstratlon at . Market House, . northeast
corner 4th and Campbell streets; voting place
same.
SECOND WARD.
Registration at CUy Hall;; voting place same.
j THIRD WARD. V
Registration at Glblem Lodge buiklinsr.south-
west corner tn and lrinoe streets ; voting
place same. . , .
- ' i FOURTH WARD:
Regletratlon at Ann street Engine IToufl.
south side of Ann street, between front an4
second streets; voting place same.
- ' ' FIFTH WARD. ' i
Registration at Market House, southwest
corner 5th and Cftdtle utreeta iTOtina: ulaoo
mime. ' -, I '
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WM. M. EVANS Reaistrar First Ward
Ujjper Division. ' . j
J. D. ORRELL Refirfstrar First Ward Low
er Division.
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J. C. LUMSDEN Registrar Second Ward.
A. J- TOPP Registrar Third Ward.
JOHN J. FOWLER Registrar Fourth Ward
BKNJ. FARROW Registrar Fifth Ward
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The Place to Buy
rjpURPENTINE TOOLS. i
FULLERS, . HACKERS,
DIPPKKS, WHMTEKS.
HA K-WEIGHT8, Ac , Ac., &c
Best of-irooda ai Kck Bottom .nrinM.
full and complete stock of Hardware ahnw
I W. E. SPRINGER & CO., -1
Successors to J. hn Dawson A Co.X
mch 5 19, 21 and 23 Market street
Tobacco, Rice, Sugar, &c.
50
Caddies LITTLE NU1IE,
60 " DARK FAWN. '
50 Boxes COMPETITION.
25 do C APT. JACK.
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25 do -A A, . i
7 Bbls. CAKO. RICE, all grades,
10 Tos do. . do ' I
500 Bush No 1 SEED RICE.
75 Bbls C, Ex C. and Gran. SUGAR,
1300 BLjs Flour, our popular brands.
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For sale by j
KERCHNER & CALDER BRO0.
mch 5
LABORATOBT of m -) i
state Assatek akd Chxuut,
. 606 East Grace Street.
VT KICHmokd, Vs., January 30th, 1883.
Mb. N. hZEKiBL hs made known to me the
composition of bis Hair estorer and I have
akto subjected It to chemical examination. It
conuuna no lew or silver, subsUnces very
commonly employed in making preparation
for the hair, i or anything harmful, and may j
lucreiure oo uocu ritneuc apprehension of ln-
WM. TL TAYLOR, M D.,
j . Mate Chemist.
o Whilst thanking: you, Mr. r zeUeL for the
Hair Bat -rer you so kindly bent ms, I take
Rreat pleasure In easing to. yon that! Its beae-i
eneout upon my nair have been so appar
cu m w b uatt vue commesouioo OI all djt
f iVnls wdo hare noticed It. "
myestlmaa m a treasure, without
w u i hid wuc oi none wno nave used it will
ut voutyiw-. nupwg n may realize you the
iuum- oukLcaa uu so ncoiy oeserve.
,1 remain, very respectfully,
t - J Mas. a. L x. Wisz.
Richmond, Va Feb. 7, 1867.
t or aaie Dy au arugguts. Price $1 per bot-
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TJo Liquors.
gUT A STOCK OF FRESH, A NO. I GEO
CERTES win be kept at onrTstore,
No. 45, Market Street.
am! I'
Augooas sow oy caiwiube as repreeeated.
GOOD GOODS AND 8MALL.PEOJIT3
j WILL BE OCR MOTTO.
"Give us a trial and be Jwrrljcod.c
feb 7-tf - R J.8CARROROUGH Jk CO.
i axe a Boeree StcChlcse.
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tjcimtidd
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Bargains!
-AT-'
36 Market Street
A 6REAT MANY DBSIEABLB
COODO
6EXLISG OFF LOW
TOUirj
ROOM FOB
SPRING STOCK 1
JUST OPENED
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF I
White Goods, ! f
Embroideries, j
Cambrics, I
Seersuckers J I
l Ginghams,
I? Sheetings '
Housekeeping1 Goods,
ALWAYS ONiAND A HJLL
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