thtspapx
published every
evening, Sundays
C8 ptOl
by
JOSH T. JAMES,
bdiTob akd paoritnsroa.
nBSCBrrTis postage paid:
$4 00 Six months, $2.00. Three
m5.i-i One month, 85 cents.
. nr will be delivered by carriers free
T lL m any part of the dty; at the above
M or 10 cent per week.
"c-U-iratwlow anrt UberaL
tlbscribers will report any and all fali-
W receive their paper regulArly,
TJte Daily Jlevicw 1ms the largest ',
9 -,. : mil alum, of any newspaper Rmnlovmfinfc in Phlladelnhia.
U in the city of Wilmington. JB j
r,lhhl-nint ..
rhnd has had the coldest March the
iRlhirty-ei?l"t years.
v!or5ca has had her mosquito nets up j
,fhp 1st oi .January . :
fcvery well-regulated newspaper
lias
ihe-Cz-ar'sobuary reaay.
Twelve deaths occurred at Havana
m week from yellow lever.
t is reported tliat during a storm on
Saturday in Louisiana hailstones fell
weighing twelve ounces-.
The reen three-cent stamp will have
thirteen years when the new
bea in use
rate goes into effect next Oetober.
j -
It is said that Admiral Baldwin will
present the United States govern
ment at the coming coronation of the
O-ur. t
Oueen Victoria, if the royal' family of
i..i d,Miifi lnsft their titles by ai
hiigiaun -
Republican overthrow, would be plain
Mr.. Wcttin.
.
Rev. Dr. Deems has been invited to I
.uHvprthe baccalaureate sermon this
hilt University, of
yc&r ai
Nashville, Tenn.
k street car conductor in Liverpool
has been notified that he is found next
r,fi;ntoa West Indian planter who
has left $500,000.
A IiOgansport Pa., doctor has found a
man whoso opium dose rose to a pound
mm 1
vf the tincture per day, his aose oegmn
in g with an ounce. . "
Thpre will presently be a large pil-
rriraace of English Roman Catholic
grandees to Ixurdes, on a scale similar
to one ten years ago.
It Osier's great glass warehouse in
London may v now be seen an entire
suite ot bedroom furniture in glass, the
freak of a Spanish nobleman.
General Fitzhugh Lee added over
$3,000 to the funds of the Southern
Historical Society by his recent lectur
ing tour throughout the South. .
Ex-Got. Horatio Seymour will be 73
ycju-s old on the 31st of May. He is
living in quiet retirement at his home,
Dferlield, near Utiea, New York
Dvtton Sothern. son of the
famous
comedian. E. A. Sothern. made a first
uppeurance at Glasgow on the 30th ult.,
taking the character of. Lord Dundreary,
Mr.Tilden will leave New York city
shortly to visit old Iriends at Lebanon,
N. Y.. and to pass a few days at Pitts
tioid, Mass., where he was born in 1814.
Mr. Henrv IL Gorrinsre savs that he
i
is prepared to build iion ships not only
.1s cheap as wooden ships, but as cheay
thev can bo built anvwhere in the
world.
It is stated in Washington that Mr-
Green B. Raum resigned at the request
of the President, who is trying to defeat
Senator Losran's nlans to attain the
Presidency.
In England in the year 1882 there
were 203,905 marriages, 888,940 births,
and 516,783 deaths. In London there
were 35,114 marriases. 133.200 births V
and 82,05 deaths.
The Prince of Wale3 will unveil in
July next the bronze statute of Sir
Francis Drake, by M. Boehrn, which
the Puke of Bedford has presented to
the town of Tavistock.
Senor Romero, the Mexican Minis
ter, paid on Sunday that he did not
think the question of allowing Ameri
can troops to enter Mexican territory
would be settled at this session of the
Mexican Senate.
'The Mysteries of New York" is the
title ot the latest sensational piece, in
four acts and eight tableaux with song
and dance, performed at the Berlin Na
tional Theatre since Easter Monday to
crowded houses. - "
'
George Alfred Townsend has bought
a house in New York with the proceeds
of his pen. No. 361, West Thlrty.fourth
street, which, like a good hnsband, he
has promptly given to his wife, and in
which he expects to end his literary
days.
The last reporton Kew Gardens, near
London, contains an account of the
cow tree of Venezuela. From the
trunk, when cut, exudes a somewhat
glutinous liquid, whose flavor is ; bf
cream with a slightly, .balsamic taste.
planted in India are thriving.
r
T-
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VOL. VIll
About 700 sbip
builders
are out oi
Randolph Tucker,! of Virginia, thinks
election of Randall th the Speakcr-
ship is an impossibility.
The Shah of Persia is
coins to mos-
cow to atiena tne fjzar s:
coronatioii,
"with all that that implies
The Rev. Dr. Henderson, who was a
Colonel in Che Confederate service, has
been transferred from ; the Methodist
Church South to take charge ofja Meth
odist Church in Jersey (bity. j
-44 i . 1 r
Mrs rifimmfir lt.scrihcs iW . W.
Corcoran of Washington.! as "benig
nantly beautiful." He is slightly above
average height, ot full port, but without
corpulence. His features are reguUr,
his gray hair ample and becomingly
i i
cut, and his moustache shows ''the rare
and elegant shape which younger men
are wont to bestow
upon
i t
this decora-
tiorr."
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Yates Fancy Goods.
IlETySBERGEH Visitors.
MuifDS Bros Soda Water
Lecture Rev Dr Milburnj
F C Millek A New Suppiv
E D Hall, Mayor Proposals
Geo P Lamb To the Ladies.
Mrs L Megiknet Pew For Kent.
W H Greek Soda Water Mineral Water
Don't forget about Mr. Milburn's lec-
ture to-night. 1 ' j;
Every day looks like Sunday now on
Market street.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot rfp 33 bales.
Gen. M. P. Taylor has gone to Rich
mond, to be absent a week or more.
A Leadville boarder named Tom Fry,
Struck a deg-collar in his mince pie
His jaw came near spoiling.
But a St. Jacobs Oiling '
Cured it, and he's again living high
The last opportunity for hearing Rev-
W. H. Milburn is presented to-night
and the probabilities are, weather per
mitting that there will be a full turn
out:
Water filtered through charcoal be
comes perfectly pure, the charcoal ab-
sorbing all disagreeable- tastes and
8mells, whether they arise from animal
or yegetable impurities.
Hon. S. S. Cox will lecture
In Raleigh
on the 9th inst.. t-day week,
on "The
Poetry of Mechamsmi" ne is expecieu
here about the 20th inst.. and is also to
lecture in this city, butj the subject has
not yet been announceq
We understand that the shoe dealers
in this city have agreed
to
close at 7
o'clock, P. M. during the summer
months. The arrangement is to g in
to effect on the 10th inst. and continue
until Sept. 15th. j i
Kechabite Excursion.
The Indepedent Order of Rechabites
will give an excursion ! to Smithville,
May 15th, on the "steamer Passport,.
which has made so many successful
trios to Smithville and the forts the
past lew summers. We bespeak for
thfim a liberal oatronaso. as we Jearn it
will be about the first excursion
season. j
of the
The Storm.
The storm which menaced our city
s
all through yesterday came last
night
At about 7 o'clock p. I'm., the . storm
signal was hoisted, indicating thjat the
storm center had reached the Atlantic
coast. It was not so severe in this city.
however, as it was in many other
Lwwi;;Ao tUa maTinuim velocity of
wind here reaching to 24 miles an hour
UUUlUNt vuv " 7 , -
At Smithville the maximum velocity
was 35 miles per hour; at Fort Macon
3Cr miles; at Cape Hatteras 40 mucs,
and at Charleston, S. C, it was
41 miles per hour. The storm centre
seems to have been in! I the immediate
vicinity of the latter city, j
The rainfall in this city in the 18 hours
ended at 7 a. m., to-day. amounted to
1.79 inches. At Smithville during .the
8 hours ended at 7 o'clock this morning
the rainfall amounted to 73-100 inches
at Fort Maoon 92-100 inches, and a
f'Tv Hafteras 96-100 I inches. The
greatest amount of rain' however, fel
in Charleston. S - C, where it was as
follows: From 7. a m. to 3. p. m
yesterday, it was 1.95 inches ; from
p. m. to 11 p. m., it was 1.92 inches and
rrom 11 p. m. to 7 o'clock this morning i
was 1.30 inches; making a total rainfal
in the 18 hours ended at 7 a. in.
of 5.16 inches. j" I
o-day
The celebrated 'Fish Brand
Gills1
Twine is sold only at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot. ; j
WILMINGTON, N. C. WEDNESDAY. MAY 2(1883.
Toroiisrli Rase.
We learn-that Prof. Gaston M. Hobbs
comtemplaCes giving a lecture at an
early date (probably on Friday night)
on the subject of Harmony, Thorough
Base and Counterpoint. The lecture
will be delivered at the Tileston Upper
Room and will be interesting aijid in
structive to those who have a fondness
for investigating the hidden mysteries ot
musical science as it applies to composi
tion and harmony. There will b3 no
charge for admission, and it is to be
hoped that i cood house may encourajre
his efforts to entertain and! instruct in
the glorious science to which he is de
voted. ' , .,
A Rare Coin.
Mr. William Goodman, on Market
street, has an old and rare silver coin
which has considerable historic interest.
It is about the size of one of oar silver
dollars and was coined by the City of
Xuremburr. in the Kingdom of Bava-!
ria, in 1694, when that city was an in
dependent republic! On one side in a
circle is the legend, "Moneta Nova
Reipub. Norimbergensis, 1694," and
on the other side in a circle surround-
ing a representation of the city of Nu
remburg, is the legend, Svb Vmbra
Alarvra Tvarvru," undeaneath the cen
tre of which in Hebrew characters is
the name of the Ixrd. The coin is in a
remarkable good state of preservation
the letters, figures and other represen
tations being plain and distinct, al
though 189 years have passed since it
came from the mint of that then thriv
ing republic. j
Rev. Dr. Milburn.
One of the worst storms of the sea
son prevailed last night. It had rained
at intervals with more or less severity
during the entire day and as
nifrht annroached it continued to
-o r i , . I - . '.
grow worse, the wind increasing in
force until when the hour arrived for
the commencement of Dr. Milburn s j
lecture on the "Life and Character of
Aaron Burr," at the Opera House, it
rained in torrents and the wind blew a
furious gale. Notwithstanding the in
clemency of the night, however, which
would seem to deter any one not actu
ally compelled to be abroad from ven
turing into the streets, quite a large
number were present at the lecture,
drawn thither through storm of wind
and rain and darkness and mud to (lis
ten to the magic eloquence and wonder
ful descriptive powers Ot the speaker.
His lecture, upon the theme we have
named, occupied about two hours in its
delivery, and was listened to with the
most profound attention and interest
hroughout. It was a remarkable por
traiture of the life and character ot a
most remarkable man in which the
few bright tints were made to show out
th multitude' of darker shades
& v k.
t . . . .1
with the nicest discrimination anu
rnthfulhess. 1 was a painting in
which the pencil was wielded by a mas-
er hand. j
Dr. Milburn will lecture, again to-
'RichardT
Brinsley Sheridan," onejof the famous
mpn of Endand in his time wit, ora
tor ana pmyw unt n
i : ,.l.f Tf
is a sunject
interest, not
reDlete with instructive
r,iw frnni Sheridan's own remarkable
gifts, but as It pictures a time m .ng-
IJ . v - -
ish history noted for the great, number
of brilliat minds both men and wo-
1 . .n.nianann:: with
ojen wno were wnw:iiiHuia"vu"j
him. We hope that a large audience
may be in attendance, as the subject,
presented by Dr. Milburn, will afford
a rich and valuable entertainment.
'Supreme Court Decisions.
The following are among the decis
ions rendered in the Supreme Court, at
Ralei eh, on Monday :
State rs. Sylvester Lawliorn, irom
Duplin. No error. Judgment auirmcu.
Mary Murriii et. ais. vs. j. um-
nhrey et als.. from Unslow. rso error.
Judgment affirmedJ ; J
State vs. Jerre J-anier, uom.w
Hanover. Error, Judgment arrest.
E. P. Covincrton vs. Ann CLLeak, ex-
cutrix WaintifTs appeal-f rom ! Kich-
mon. No error. Judgment aiurnieu.
v. i rvwintrfrm v.5. Ann C. Leak.ex-
cuetrix defendant's appc al f roraRich-
niond. No error. Judemcntainnuw.
Stafford Grant vs. Matthew Moore,
from Daplin. No error. Judgment
afiirmed. J . T, .
Siate vs. Crumpler and Had, from
Sampson.! Error. Judgment arrested.
R. W. L Raisin & Company vs. S.
MJ Thomas, from Ricnmond. o
error, Jadgment affirmed. j
Our Xiittie Ones.
The May number of this favorite judi
r.iihlicationis our hand. It is, as
fresh and might and pleasant as jthe
month it represents August to be that is
not. It is beautifully illustrated and
nresent a charming miscellany of nice
readinz matter; for the young folks.
Russell, Peterson & Co., 36 Broomfield
street Boston.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BLACK SILK
Checked, Striped and
BLACK SILKS, &c.
WILL YOU PRICE THESE AND
BLACK DRESS
A LARGE VAKIETY AND OF
, IfHIBTOISr
BUT LITTLE USED.
R.
may 1
Oolclcn Days.
The monthly part for May of this
beautiful publication is at hand. It is as
carefully edited and as carefully print
ed as ever and the illustrations always
excellent, seem to improve with age.
The present number is no whit inferior
to the best of its long run of predeces
sors. Published by Jame3 Elverson.
Philadelphia, at $3 per annum.
Exports lor April.
The following embrace the commo
dities shipped from Wilmington to for
eign ports during the month of April,
1883, witlLtheir qualities and values:
Cotton, 2,430 bales, valued at $110,
755 ; rosin and turpentine, 29.752 bbls
valued at S49,409 ; tar and pitch, 4,500
bbls valued at $9,000 ; spirits turpen
tine. 106,620 gallons valued at $43,356;
lumber, 160,000 feet valued at! $2,400.
Total value of foreign exports $214,920.
.
New Ldno to Smithville.
Mnj. W. A. Hearne, of Newborn, is
in the city. He is hore as the represen
tative and asrent of a company who
nronose to nut on a steamer between
this city and Smithville this Summer.
The boat in view for this service is
n. lnro-e side-wheel steamer and will
carry between 300 and 400 passengers.
It has been decided positively, we un.
derstand, to place the boat on the route
n.l Miii. Hearne thinks that she will
be running by the first of June.
s Woman's Place To- Day."
We have received from the John W
Lovell Publishing Company, of New
Ydr! . - little volume of which the
above is the suggestive, title. It com
prises a series ot four lectures delivered
in New York during the last Ienten
season by Mrs. Lillie Devereaux Blake,
in reply to a series by the Rev. j Dr.
Morgan Dix, rector ol Trinity Church,
urinn the same subject. Her lectures
v w wv my
are entitled "Woman in Paganism and
f!hrislianitv." "Home." "The Causes
of Divorce," and "Woman's Free Mis
sion," and were delivered in the order
in; wnicn tney are uauicu.
t 1 A. I . A M
3IemoralHlIa.
Tvv.enty years ago to-day I It seems
hardlv possible that two decades of
years have passed since the day of the
commencement of the battle ot Chan
cellorsville. of which this is the twentieth
anniversary. May 2nd, 1S63, whi be
long remembered as a day which re
sulted in a' two-fold disaster, disaster to
the Federal army, as it was whipped
and conipelled to return to its encamp
ments on the opposite apd safer side of
the Rappahaumock river, and irrepara- J
oly disastrous to the Confederate arms j
as it.was in this battle that "Stonewall" i
Jackson received his death wound.
. i
I Quick Work.
; The grand jury of the present term
of the U. S. Court finished their labors
this forenoon and were discharged.
The business ot the court was also con
cluded to-day, and the witne3pes""and
the other jurors were discharged this
atternoon, and the court adjourned.
The following cases were disposed of
during the day :
Augustus Thompson, alias Morn
Thompson, charged with rooomg mo
mail of a registered letter at Fair Bluff.
Columbus county, was found guilty
and sentenced to hard labor in the peni
tentiary for one year.
Simon Adams, for selling liquor
without a license and also selling to
bacco without a license, (two charges)
railtv as to both, and -sentenced to 6
months1 imprisonment in
the ! county
jail, "
B. Smith, retailing Uqoor without
license, judgment suspended upon pay-
niPTit f fiQStS- ' ' v
... , "
: A fine assortment of Gnns and Pistols
at Jacobi's Hardwara Depot-"" . t .
NO. 105
SEW ADVERTISEMENT.
GRENADINES I
Solid Colored Silks J
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
VARIOUS TEXTUItK.
BUGGY, f
FOU SAIE VERY CHEAP.
M. iliclNTIRE.
Pew for Rent.
-pOR KENT, PEW XO. iJ, XORT1I AISLE
St. James' Church. !
j i
niay2-'Jt cod MRS. L. MEGIN'NEY.
To the Ladies !
T HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM THE
Morth with the LARGEST LOT ot
Camellias, Roses,
Pnrnollnnp Rrn
ever onerea in vv limington. ai?o, n kakd
SELECTION OF CHOICE PLANTrf.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call ana
seemy Camellias from eighteen Inches to seven
feet in height. Roses three years old, grafted
And budded from French importations, and nil
In larsrenots.
1 Invite special attention to ray beaiuum ie-
slffns of Rustic Terra Cotta Hanging liuskets,
Flower rots, ases, jfce. i
UfiU. 1'. LAMM,
6th bet. Chestnut and JPrincess Sts
may 2-tf ; '
Dr. Milburn's Last Lecture
TXriLL BE DELIVERED AT THE OPERA
I T I ' - -I:
HOUSEi THIS EVENING, at 3.30J The sub
ject is I j " " .
Richard Brinsley Sheridan,
.
one of England's MOST, ILLUSTRIOUS
QlixVTORS AND FAMOUS WITS. TCot only
attractive to men but most fascinating to wo
men, because of the GOLDEN THREAD,
i - ,
which runs through it the STORY OF HIS
BEAUTIFUL WIFE. I Don't let this opportu
nity slip, j
Tickets for sale at Dyers' may 2-It
CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C,
MAYOR'S OFFICE,
vl
May 1st, asi.
Proposals
ILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL 4 O'CLOCK,
P. Al.
SATURDAY. MAY .'jtb. 1S83. for fur
nishing the City with Eight. (S) New Carts,
Two (-2) New Wagons, aud Seven (7) Sets Cart
Harness. Specifications can be seen at the
Mayor's OfliceJ
E. D.
II ALL,
Mayor.
may lit
RE M
O
OF
V AL
Helton's Meat Market
' TO
FRONT STREET MARKET.
-VN AND AFTER MAY 1ST, STALLS Nos.
1 and 4, in the NEW MARKET, on South
Front Street, will be 'supplied with j
The Finest I of Meats !
OF ALL KINDS, Including
STALL-FED BEEF
AND
I SPRING LAMB,
AH of the beet quality.
A expect to keep nothing but THE BEST,
and to do THE LARGEST BUSINESS done
in my line In this city. Order promptly de-
have alao the Circular lltand, at the head
of the market, and shall run a nrst-claa CON
FECTIONERY STAND, and the public will
find St roy Stalb TRIPE and VEGETABLES
as usual. .i
I hope by prompt attention to busincsa to
merit a continuance of the patronage hereto
fore so liberally bestowed upon me. j
Kcspeetfnlly,
J. R. MELTON,
STALLS 1 AND 4, NEW MARKET.
apl 30 . . . i
Fancy Goods,
TTANDSOME AUrO. ALBUMS, PHOTO.
I "" : i' .
Albums, Poems, Gold Pens and Pencils, Rus
- ".'!"
! . ' . -
sia leather Canl'Case and Pocket Booki,
a i
Genu Fine Pocket, Memorandum Books,
I raney Velvet and Ebony Picture Frames, Ac.
I
pi so
YATES BOOK STORE
; PLEASE NOTIC2L , '
We will be glad to receive communications
froa our friends on any 'and all tubj'ecta of
general Interest but -
The name of the writer moat always be fat
nUhed to' the Editor. ; - 1 ; ;. , : " j'
Communications mut be written! on onl
onesided the pajer.7 H . -
Personalities must be avoided '
I And It la especially and particularly nnde
r i i
stood that the Editor does not always en dor
tie flews of correspondents unless so state
In the editorial columns. . ; !
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
15,000 ACME T,UATO
V LASTS,
At
om-e, oi pwti j laming sue.
s E. G. BLA1K,
Xo 215 Market Street.
may 1
Jolm C. Borneman,
JgUTCUEB. STALL NO. S,
FRONT STREET MARKET HOUSE, ..
j -WllnUnKton, X. C.
- Thclest of liKEF, TOUK, MUTTON,
VK AL, SAUSAliKS, &c. Ships fupinrwUi
Meats nnd Vegetables at Lovtt Pjlcei.
may l-tt , " ... ' i
James J. Burncttr
jpHOTOGRArilfeK, "'7 j.
NEW MARKET IIUILDLNG,
(Up stairs) Soutft Front 8t.
RcsiKJctfully notliles the imbJio. that ho L
prepared to lo all work In hla lire.' promptly
nl at low pilcs. A call 13 ollclted. , ( !,
niav.l '.'" . i. -;,,.,
- - .i -i 1. . ... 1 1 ' .t .1 ..j,-
Desirable Localities, i
HAVING PURCHASEO THE PKOrEUTY
known as the llase Ball Grounds. situate
on Ora-ge street, between Sixth anl fcieventh,
streets and on Seventh Ietveen Orange ul
Ann streeta, 1 ofl'er It for rale on the Instal
ment plan, aud will cot it to salt Miycrs.
Also, on long credit, lots forealc In other parts
of the city. Money loaned to tuoss wlshiog to
bnild. Apply to i ,
apl 30 at eod JAMES WILSON.
Now for Lager.
."DOCK HAS HAD ITS DAY AND NOV?
LAGER BEEK la pn tap. Beet and coolest
and nicest in the city. Also. Wines. Liquors, J
:- r . , . -.-j
Cigars, Ham Sandwiches, all at V - ?
J AS. M. McGOWAN'S,
' , , South Front 8t
npl30 3t
A R!ew Supply
QF RED AND WHITE ONION SKT8,
Peas, Beans, Corn, Cabbage, da. ' ,
Drugs and Chemicals. P&tcnt MnHln
J Prescriptions filled at all hours, da v snd
night. . F- C. MILLER, , . i
(rei-nian Druggist," j
mob 31- Corner Fotirth and Nun sts.
SODA WAITER. ;
fS AND AFTER TO DAY Wli! WILL
keep the most delicious lee Cold Sodr . '
l Pure fruit juices only used. j
Pounds Bros.,
Dlstiensing Pharmacists. M
1.491 BROADWAY. NEW YrtHK.'
.Mil IfTTT ' .. ' mf
mcb
i;
Soda Water! Soda Water!
yiTII PUHE FUUITJUICKS,;
ICE COLD,l
SEASON 1SS3. j . t
MINERAL WATER ON DRAUGHT,
ICE COLD. , .
j WILLIAM II. GREEN.
apl H . Druggist.
Notice. Change
rilHE REfeTAUItANT AND SALOON! FOR
nierly known as the Scarborough House, No.
- .' i '- I .-. ! .
l"i South Water street, will hereafter be known
- - : - . j, j
as the CAPE FEAR PILOT HOUSE, where
can be found at all times the, best of ; TVlncs, ;
Liquors nnddgars. , Board bv the layi weckt
or month. Table supplied with the beet the 1
market auorus. 'Oysters in 8eaton. All at
popular prices. oar patronago la reiect
fully solicited. A trial will convince you that
our aim is to excel and please. j
apl 31- Star copy It Manage
MILLTNERTI
Entirely New and Beauti
I fill Stock!
T HAVE
RETURNED FROM THE NORTH-
JL
era market and will next week
open ancn-
tirely freh stock, NOCJOB IKTS, and notU-
i - ' T" i -
ing old or out of date, but all from j. j J -THE
FIRStL IMPORTING HOUSES.
The HtjlCA are prettier than ver.""" "
Will be pleased to Hcejmy cristomen; and
show tliem the most elegant line of Millinery
In the city.
Respectfully,
- . .,...'-' '
MISS E. EARRER,
apl 16 1 EXCHANGK CORNF.lt.
Visitors -
T
O THE CITY ARE INVITED TO THE
LIVE
BOOKSTORE,- where everything U '
their advantage will be eliovn them, glring
them in pm closes the benefit of thelrj iteiU
These Store are the most attracUvo place In
the city. ;'.'.". '-: .'r J :'
'ASK to b shown there to make your pur-1
chases of Pianos, Organs, or any Musical In
strument. Books, Stationery and Fancy Art!
cles. which will be given yon in exchange for,
Cash and on the most liberal terma. Ak for
HEINSBERGrER'S,
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