THIS PAPER
ButBMJ erery erealsf, Sundays ex
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Xbc paper will be deMrered by carriers free
9( ciiarge, n7 P o 016 ftt Uie abovc
leSt or 10 cenU per week.
Advesttolng rates low and UberaL
-Sab8Crtber will report any and all fait
urea to receive thetr paper regularly.
Th& Daily Jlevimo has the largest
bona fide circulation, of any newspaper
uublished, in the city of Wilmington.
General Butler never uses the term
editor wHhoat.sa.YiBg. "red nosed edi
tor
IJcory F. Gillig siys that 130,000
American tourists have visited Europe
this year..
Mr. Christian K. Ross thinks that his
lost boy, Charlie, -is alive.
it
Mr. Beecher made $2t,000 by his lec
turing tour in the West and South.
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Mgr. Capel will be the iest W .
VV. Corooraa in Washiogton Tor a fort
ntht or longer in J anuary .
.
Gen. Neal Dow savs that the Prohlbi
tioaists of Maine hare made up their
jninds t6break wfth the Republicans,
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Freddy Langtry, Benjamin F. Butler
and Tomaso Saivini took prizes at the
Iloston ctt show. Freddy and Tomaso
nre yellow, with silver-tipped claws.
.
E H. Talbot, of The Railway Age,
is the owner of a $25,000 private car,
presented to him by leading manufac
turers of railway appliances.
Iac Willey Pembroke, who died in
Concord, New Hampshire, on Wed nes-l
ilay last, was the oldest Congregational;
minister in New Hamnshire. his a-e
being ninety yea'rs.
The Democrats of .Ohio have turned
! tie State Senate topsyturvy. The last 1
Senate' had twenry-two ltepablicansj
and eleven Democrats. The new one j
will have eleven
Itepuoiicans ana
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twenty-two Democrats.
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That apt scholar in happy parallels,
iho editor of the Boston rost paragraphs
this: "Mr. Beecher. says he does not
believe the story of the fall ot Adam.
If Mr. Adam were alive now he would
have a chance to reoiprocate by saying
be didn't believe the story of the fall of
Mr. Beecher."
The New York. Times, a solid, stub
born Republican journal. Is of opiuion
that "the colored people can gain noth
ing, but will surely -lose much, by
following such blind leaders as the Kev
W. Polk, who, at a meeting in his
"church in Chicago on Wednesday night
denounced the civil rights bill decision
as au insult to the race."
The opinion of the Supreme Court in
the Civil Rights case has been pfe
sented and filed in the clerk's office.
Justice Ilarlau was asked for a copy
r his dissenting onihion. He reDlied
that he nad iust commenced the pre-
paration of it and would complete it as
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soon as he could do so consistently
with his other duties in court. He did
not, however, think his dissent could
be filed under ten dayi or two weekB.
The Philadelphia fiecord howleth
this: "Now let the American eagle
scream, particularly such noble birds
a3 wear the protectionist gyves and
tassels. The contract for supplying
steel turrets for the Mianlonomah has
been given to an English house. Con
gress may enact a protective tariff, but
the government shows good sense in
buying in the cheapest market. Only
it is a pity that the people cannot have
the same privilege."
- - The Scientific American says that
every loaf of risen bread contains from
ten to twenty drops .of alcohol. Not
enough, of course, to produce any 'physi
ological effect, yet enough to affect the
quality of the bread. In fermentation
the yeast from the materials which it
finds in the dough, forms two new sub
- stances (neither of them ' having been
- there v before) alcohol aud carbonic
"actdruep of
decided' importance though it is not
1 c 'I ' Tatty larceny around the Presidential
tnatisionis thus printed by the New
" York Sun: 'It is an open secret that
".. ' carcely any of the articles of ordinary
household use were found in the Kxecu
1 . 1 . ''t.- -u too.
live Aiansion on ui ia o jHarcu, loot.
- Xhty bad mysteriously disappeared
with the exodus ot Iraud.
What be
came of them is as much mysUry now
as it was when tieneral oarheiu was.
obiiged to purchase the necessary outfit
to entriaJn a few; friends at a familj
dinner. The ridiculous dinner service
for "State occas ions' which Mrs. Hayes
ordered at a cost $3,000. had not been
disturbed, bat, in the expressive lan
iuage of one of the new Inmates, "therc
was not a napkin to ' be found in the
house." Everything portable and
convenient, for use had taken wings and
flown away. a ' , t- i
Saver Plated Spoons and Forks, low
prices, at Jacobins
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VOL. VII.
The annual report of Dr.McDonald.su
perintendentof the money order bureau,
for the year ended June 30, 1883. shows
that there were 8,807,556 orders issued
daring the year from the 5,927 money
order offices of the country. The total
amount of domestic money orders is
sued was $117,344,281. and of interna.
tionai orders $7,717,832.' The grojs
revenues from domestic j and interna
tional money orders amounted to $111,
619, and the net revenue alter deducting
expenses
paid from - appropriations-;
amounted to $159,104. Tije postal note?
Superintendent McDonald reports, has
been quite extensively employed by the
public ever since the inception, pt the
system. At the Now York postollice
from September 3d to October 20th. of
the number of payments the postal
dotes comprised about 30 and the mon
ey orders about 01 f per cent. The
amount of the postal notes paid was
$100,854, averaging $1.86, and of mon
ey orders $1,136,498. I
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
F C Miller Druggist i '
C W Yates Cotton Paper
V H Gbeex Toilet Articles
UBIXSBKROKU School Books
Mi'.vus Bkos. & DeKosskt Notice '
opkra HorsE-Haveriy's Minstreii
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A good mauy strangers are in the
city in attendance upon the Ui S. DSv
trict CJourt. now in session.
I
We are glad to-see that Capt. Oolvin y
of the Jphn Dawson, has '.recovered
from his sickness and is at his post of
duty again. . 1 I . ,
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Sampson FAlr.
Messrs. O. L. Chesnutt, Secretary xlf
the Samnson county Agricultural Asso
ciation, and J. W. Pojwell. attorney-at-law.
both of Clinton, in that county
were in the city to-dayjin the int'erns't of
the Annual Fair, which is to take place
on the 5th, 0th, 7th and 8th of Decem
ber ncxtt . ' i j
Mr. Jas. A. Kadclilfe. a son pCol
Jas. D.Radcliffe, lormerly ot this city
but now a member of the "firm of
Clarke. Radcliffe & Co., ot New York
and Chicago, is in the city on a visit to
relatives. Air. Radcliffe left here di
rpctlv after the war when ouite a small
boy and has by ssrici attention busi.j
ness established himself in New York
in a tine business. .
U. S. District Court. 1
This tribunal, Judge Seymour presid
ing, convened at the U. S. .Court Room
m 11113 at w cloaK U1,s wrenoon
l ml . r J I 1 t .
ine morning session was uoieu co
empaneling the Graud Jjury and
delivering : the charge , to the
same, and in some other rohtinc
work preliminary to the trial ot causes.
After these duties had been 1 completed
the Court took a recess, and no eases
had been tried when' our report closed.
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Chicken Tliieves.
Last Friday we cautioned those of our
readers who keep poultry about chicken
thieves, and on Saturday night one of
those midnight murandcrs stole two of
our best hens. Last night hej or some
other one ot the fraternity, came again
and stole our old rooster.) We doubt
not that the hens were fat and tender,
but whoeyer sot that fooster and at
tempts to eat him will ac steady em
ployment and hard work chewing for a
week to come or we are much mis
taken..; . .. .; J
. Cit3T73ourt
r. Mayor ro tern Dudley -presided at
the City Court Roon this morning, and
disposed ot the following cases :
Alex. Henderson and George Phillips,
two youngsters,' for au affray yesterday
afternoon at the market house, were
found guUtyrand Hendersouj was sent
below for 10 days while a tine of $2
was imposed upon Phillip
Monroe Turner, colored, for an as
sault witha deadly weapon was re
quired to sive a bond in tbe sum , of
Q for his anDearanw. al the next term
of the Criminal Court,flin default
i.:.ku-.al:MJ ,t't
t All Sorts. I
The Southern Express Company sold
a numbep)!' unclaimed packages
'4 mornini at he sales rooms of
xrra Crnnlv & Morriss. The assort.
assort
j ment contained almost everything Ifrom
reaily valuable parcels to articles that
j re valueless The bidding .was brisk
and animated and there was Jots of fun
j aaiong the purchasers and by stawdcra.
some were quite .lucky and secured
mnd needful articles at- a merely
liaminal'.isosL: r while-others paid rather
" dr for things they nad no possible, use
jfor.
W ELMINGTON. : N.- G:v TUESDAY. OCTOBER 30
T .'IT"
Love's Warn i Dff. 1 ' :f'
Twilight had deepened into night and
a calm, silent solitude seemed ho vt ring
over street and alley and cottage on
Dry Pond: The prattling children.1 who
had romped aud phrjed and made
merry music with their gladsome mirth
in the gloaming, had been gathered to
there respective homes and after having
been thoroughly scrubbed and vigorous
ly spanked bad been quietly put into
! their kittle beds to sleep the sweet
slumber of innocent vouthl" only to be
disturbed by the vagrant flea or peri
patetic bed bug. The paternal head of
the Simpson family . had igone to the
corner grocery to discuss'- politics" and
other equally important matters, while
the mother, weary with the. toils and
duties of the day , had taken a seat in
her favorite arm chair at the open
window, where the cooling and sooth
ing zephyrs from the West fanned her
fevered brow Until she became lost in
the sweet oblivon of profound sleep.
There was nothing to disturb the serene
silence save an occasional spasmodic
Snore trom the mother, which resem-
bled the sound made by cutting into a
I decayed log with a dull axe; and the
I low soft murmur of voices that came
from the front piazza where Edward
DeLacy was pleading for a return of
his unalterable and undying affection
with his idolized Alberta, the first born
and fairest of the house of Simpson.
lion g and devotedly had he loved the
fair damsel, and patiently had he waited
for the coveted opportunity when he
niigkt pour our the wealth of his heart's
purest affection in the . fond . hope that
it might find an earnest .and welcome
abiding place with-her and be as warm
ly reciprocated.' This was the golden
opportunity and in accents of tender
pathos, such as is born of love unaduK
terated with any selfish considerations,
yet tremblingly as he fearedher answer
might br;ng. him:.. blighted hopes and
crushed aspirations, he plead his
cause. ,
(JAud would you.lsaid the gentle
ibexla, as she listened & his passionate
pleadings, ove me thus i without
change or iee&tl thrbu'gh the years" to
come? Would you, when age has
spread its net work of wrinkles oh this
fair face and tinged with silver these
glossy bangs, keep the saCred vows you
have made to me? 'Or would youJ tird
of me -as the years glide by and leave
the relentless stamp of Time upon form
and feature?" . (
"O, throw aside such cruel thoughts,-
my adored Alberta," he replied as a
look of ineffable angaisli overspread his
fine- features. "Every lineament, of
your fair young features I is indelibly
daguerreotyped in my heart, where it
will dwell in perennial freshness and
youth tb gjbard me ironS any side show
affection! Days and years may pass
away and age may tell its tale, but love
l)ke mme is ever young a nd ever true.
Others liiay befltrid from- their allegi
ance by caprice or fleeting fancy, but
mine shall be constant aud unwavering
to the cud. O, do not doubt me."
I "Edward. I have not doubteil you,"
paid Alberta, in sadly tender tones,
"aud I have hoped for this hour when
tuight tell you that 1 was wholly
thine.-and it woman's 16 ve and woman's
devotion can make you happy then take
my heart and keep it. L-ut remember
that there must be no playing ,'possum
with Bert Simpson, it you want 1 your
face fit to be photographed." r
Hrtvorly's Mastodon Minstrels.
This excellent organization of forty
well known artists will appear (for,dno
night only) Friday. November 2nd, f At
the Opera House. j In looking over this
array of minstrel stars we note Hughey
Dougherty, Billy-Richardson. J. CarroU
Johnson, James . M. !Browu, Bobby
tfewcomb, Harry Armstrong and J ohn'
sou & Powers Crowded t houses and
enthusiastic" audiences have greeted
them everywhere; sod authorities and
able peas have bee unanimous in their
praiset 4,Standingro6m only," is the
announcement night after night at all
the theatres wheirethey have performed.
of The special feature of this company is
,jndveltv:theDrinciDalone ol which is
the handsomely toileted and successful
ly acted afterpiece in three acts entitled j
j operetta th
Thelun is
the entire company win appear,
vigorous, fast moving and
! decent, and ail the music Introduced in
is or has been popular. The sale of
seats will begin ? Wednestray morning,
October 31, at eight o'clock, sharp, at
Dyes. V , tN J ' .3
The receipts .of cotton at this port to
day footup, 930 bales. . . ' .
The celebrated JFish-" Brand Gillat J
Twinois sold AnlVi at jACOBi'a Ilard
ware Depot. ! v
Xhs Signal Office here was instructed
yesterday .afternoon to.' 'set the storm
signal and jhe aame . instructions were
given for ,SmUhvill and . Fort . Macon.
The storm centre at that time was on
Iake Ontario.2 It bleW- quite a gale
here during the first portion of the night
the maximum velocity, of wind reach
ing 27 miles per hour This ' inornins
the ofishore was set. which indicates
that a gale is approaching from the di
rection ot the Northwest, but it is not
known where the centre of: the distur
banccis at this Jxour - Itmay be i ex
pected that when it reaches this locality
it will bring eooler weather in its train;
One Mile Per Day.
A statistician has aroused himself
calculating the distance tr avelled in a
year by the hand of a printer, lie takes
the principle that a skillful compositor,
working ten hours per day, allowing
for distribution and correction, sets up
12,000 letters. In counting the year at
300 working days, he 'makes them a
total of 3,fi00;000 letters Consequent
ly, the distance from the case to the
stick and from the- stick to the case
being estimated at two feet, makes in
ail 7.200,000 feet, there being 23.500 feet
in a geographical mile, so that the dis
tanco made in a year under these condi
lions by a printer's hand is in the neighr
borhood of 306 mile?, or a mile per day.
This is the estimate of the statisti
cian. - Here is ours, and it will be seen
that there is much of a difference be
tween the two:. , '
. . ... ,AA.JT TAKK 1'LEASUKB lN ANNOUNCING
a cum puaiiur iu setting up iu.uwjj
ems liandles 25.000 letters at least. "rhe S
same handling to distribute makes ;
50,000. letters, which fur 300 e!ays is
15,000,000 letters." Allowing two. feet
travel !of the hand for setting up and
distrrb"ut)ng w'e Have 30,000,000 feet,
which is more- than 5,682 miles, or
something over 18 miles for each of the
300 days in the year. We have estima
ted at 5,280-fect in a statute mile and
not 23,500 feet, as -above, whicii is a
queer mistake on the part of the, statis
tician referred to.
Los Angeles, Cal. Mr. - A. W.
Potts, County Clerk, who had '-suffered
for five years with rheumatism, says
the effect of St. Jacobs. Oil was mar
velous, effecting. what all other reme
dies and physicians jailed to do. It
eured him. .
KEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.
Announcement Extraordinary
One Night Only !
FRIDAY
NOV'R 2.
.J. H. HAVEKLEY'S
CONSOLIDATED SPKCTACULAK
MA8TODON MINSTRELS.
JOS. A. GUMUK, Manager.
40 famous Aitrivrs 10
Hughey Dougherty, J. Carroll Johnson.
Billy Richardson, . Harry .J. Annstrong-,
Bobbv Newcomb, James M. Brown.
Johnson & Powcrg, lieamon & irarl.
The great Vocal Star, , Walter Charpcntier
Hawkins, and thirty others of like renown.
mm $ m ', :
. ' The Gorgeous Spectacular Drama,
The Princess of Madagascar
Reserved sate cowBOBcea Wednesday, Oct.
31, at Dyers. Frice Parquett 1; Admlfi
sionsSOc and Tic"..'.;' . I .. oct 80-St -
hof Baoksf :
School Books !
4 c ;. ;, i.chpdBooks !
THAT AKK USKD4S ALL THE Schools.
'::$ .'.W:vy.---.f ';'CT..:.t . '
Farenta and UiunlUns and Teachers are
respectfully requested, to 'cill, or send to rae
for SCHOOL. BOOKS or SCHOOL. ROOM
orfTirT?o ftfiO-V i?
Children, large or small, can parehase Book a
at aarac rates aa parents. One price to all at
HEINSBERGER'S,
oct 80 Live Book and Muslo Store
Tuning Sl Repairing Pianos.
JOfcB PH DKNCK.TBOM COLUMBI A. S. C,
will remain In Wljmington a few week a, to
tune and repair Piano, Melodeoaa, Reed ard
Pipe Organs. Orders left at Mr. HeJnaber
gera and Mr. Tates' Book store, MHUT meet
with pronpt attention. . '-' '
i octiMw :
Western !s. C. Produce.
1A
PPLE5, POTATOES, ' BUrEa MCT-
cabbage, Kgg, uaickana. xurKeya, ueee;t
the present. Onlers for Apples, .potatoes,
Cabhage. etc , la city promptly attended to
R. McOOUG AI.L, No 14 Chestnut W
oct 27-tf - between Front and Water
; vy.
AN ELEGANT AS50KTMENT, - CouJat-
. : .'. : : ' . 1 v;
lag to part of Hair. Tooth and NaU.BrujdjeaJ
CointM, : Mirrors. TKxtraeU,- Cotefa, JSij
WMte'Florl.1 Water. e
oet 27,
NO. 256
NEW AIVEBTI8EBIENT8.:
AHanted;
Q QQ COttOS KBVK3T-IKCU
Twenty -four IncUiaJoag. , ':;
Fire ! Firelr Pire !
IT'S COW BNOUGlirORFittK,
and why not hare H wtaea tou can set
a GOOD.IIEATIKU STOV for aamaU prfe.
People 6v thev will hare them.' aud we've
been TlliBgUtra out the pMt week. Thoo'd
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cuuk md uat bwiK owb you-aoiu. missus i I
de -best I erereed lakc o nice. liur. hot I
rolkH-eb, bvt V r More lett at - , "
i 1 PAUKKB & TAYLOh'o. f
P URB WHITE OIL. s ocifJ
Consider Where to Buy. l
JF YOIT HAVB CLOTHKS TO BUT YOU
naturally are going to speud yonr money
where it will. d ; the most arood. or at least
where -youj think it will. "Vou probably don't
care a rap for us or any other Clothing Ilouae
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In particular. It's only a question of who will
give vou the .beet for- the least money. Wo
therefore ak yon to compare onr gooiU with
other honaeg, and we are aure t1) onvice you
that we will jell them Sower, for the same
"qualify jid1 material, than they are soli anj
where in" the Stuto. 1
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A. k I. SHRIEK,
ocf liellable Clothiers, 1U Market St.
New Drug Store
x
to mv friCB,ts anl t,,c &erx lbiic. that I
am prepared to supply their demands for fuch
articlea aa are usually on sale In Drug Stores,
at as Tow figure as can be furnished else
where for the name article. I a"Uio tate Uiat
it is esiMjcially in . the matter of 1'harmaey
that I purpose not to be excel led, or in other
words, J shall employ the best drug regard
less of price and the, best still and care in
c impound ictg. aud dispeniog tucnv ' i
- JXO. T. SCHONWALD,
N. W. Corner, Front and Idarket eta
oct Utl , ' "...
Mnnds Bros. & DcBosset,
Notice.
rpHE DEMAND FOR SODA WATER, con-
1883.
w"ltrary to expectation thla late in seasoo, has
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uwu ovjiivAt iiiufc wxi uac uuwuv i, umu fur
ther notice, to ?erve Ice (ld Soda, with rrR
fresh Cream, to all ;Who desire it. Wesc
Iitrit acoutinuauce ol demand which ha? ex.
istel to anch a generotis extent since onr
opening on Tuesday lat.
' oct 27 i
COTTON PAPER
1 ,ooo
POUNDS JUsT Received.
New Picture aud Engravins.
I ".". .
Elegant lhish, Elony and Gilt Tluturc
1 ' Frames.
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The largest atock of :
PIANOS and ORGANS;
ever broughfto this city. , v
- ' C. W. YATES, I
- oct 2 , ! " 119 aLtrket et
New Buckwheat ! '
t New Buckwheat
N
EW BUCKWHEAT AN P WHITE Sjrup
to suit, received by Sew York Steamer to-day
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Abto.-takea ad Ctaekera of jpvery variety,
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fresh and crip, 4uid a general jtock of Frcsh
JroeerieusuiUy'foitnd In a flrwt-ciasGTO
wry at Crtfp'6nka Family Grocery.
' GEO. M. CUAPON, Af ent, :
oct 29 I South Front 8t .
FIX)UIIA WATER, -
LAVENDER WATKR.
. j VIOL.I5.T WATEK,
HBLIOTROPK W ATKK.
WIHTK ROSK WATKK.
V-.:' -.rj . RAZKNA WATSR.
Also a eontplete assortment of Cologoes and
Perfumery for the season. - - '
rTcscnpoona eoinpotiiuiea day and
lolgatat;
r U. MILIEU'S, .
German Orurirlat.
oct 27' . Conjer Fourth and Nun at.
Old -. North ' State Saloon ;
Csutu t'rbni street.
JjiRIl ARKIVAL Large. nt r fi
NEW RIVER OYaTERS-al way Sc,
oU Ice - Coot B3or to go with theou JVjr 5
.jjpgati. .Goo4 WW$key, WInea, 4c.
Trr 'fiea'l Ie Cigar.
A - T
o-t rs
Hew Goods
DOMING IS -AT
Giles & Siurcliison's,
OCt t3
Ci oakery Uepot.
' FLEASB NOT1CK '
. TTawUIbeghut u receive cocuanxlciSlcs
Iroin orrlendjoa any and all cebjees' ;
ganenil iateret but. " -o, r : T
; The aame or u writer mtur ahrara t ra.
Bl&bedtottieCdUor. .: '
Conmrtalcarlons mux X wrtttea os .enl
OMskleot the paper. .
PeraooAQUes tarni be arQtlod. I
A&d It Is especially and , particularly sbA .
tood that the Editor does' not ahraya endoi .
the vtew of eoTreapoBdeato nnlese so state
la the editorial column: i' . I : .
.NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FALL AND WINTER
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U &OW OPEN AT-
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' 1 1 ft MnWrni Sh.Ant
SPE CI All B ABUAINS !
IN -EVERY HEPAUTMENTl ,
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Unusual Attraction In Styles
, Mnnlflcent Lino ot Goodn. "
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Alt WITH THE 10WEST PRICES' ASlURID t
o-
Tot'nucjcrate even a smal portion of our -
pnlk?33 variety, ..wmiW ;ocoupy . tx taucit
pjace, and we therefore nimVbnly a.few De- "
part men ts. -.. i
Black and Colored Silks, "
Otuan, Brocaded Si It had am es Silks.
PlJ nnd Brocaded Velveteens, "
J)jsS GOODS in all the New Shades,
Cafmeres,' Shudda9, Serjes . - "
Camel's HaiivFoule, Ottonian,
Nuna Cloth, Indies' Cloth. FlanneU,
Mohairs; Plaids with Combinations, '
Pin Checks, Brocades, Beiges, &c. (
Trimmings, Fringes, Gimps, Buttons, ;
to match all aboye. - -Cloaks.1
Dolmans, Sacqnes and Jeracys,
' ' Shawls. ; . ,
Ladie.V MIssesr.Men and Boys1 Merino
Underwear. -
Blankets and Flannels lower than they r'
have been for , years. ' -
Laces and Embroideries at I prices , that
will make you buy' any way. ,
Ilosiery, Gloves Corsets, Skirts,! -
Table Damasks ..Towels, Sheetings, .
J , Men: and Boys? Weary 1 1 J ,
Staple and FRUcy Dry Goodsr : - . ,
. ... &c,v ..&c.,,&c.' y '""JVp
All bought at the recent decline J a prices.
and -an inspection of eamo will induce my pat-' -.
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rons, as well as the public In general, t proQt .
. ;. ". , .. .. , - ; .- !,:v
jt Investing in some 'of tho MANY BAJM
GAINS. 1 '
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