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circulation, of any newspaper
riblishell. intke city of Wilmington.
"Tn7ase compares tho ballot box to
the ark of the covenant.
Ird Carlington. who once chastised
GrenviUe Murray for libeliug the Prince
0t Wale?, is in New York.
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Mre 1tngtry began her tour at Bur
ling' Vermont, on Saturday" night,
appearing as "Lady Teazle."
Blackmailers and thievea are fiaid to
iire taken almost undisputed possea
giop of Central Park. New York.
The Washington correspondent of
the Savannah News says the rice grow
eri will want more protection from
Congress.
The largest oystcr-sheil in the world
i3 in the Church of St. Sulpice in Paris.
Il weighs over five hundred pounds
and is used as a baptismal font.
i
Bu-Tton's four richest men are Freder
ick L. Ames. $15,000,000, ' John M.
Forbes, 812.000.000. and Oliver Ames
and William G. Weld, 0.000,000 each.
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The Baltimore Sun makes a small
fortune ia publishing, as advertise-
meat, cards and speeches every
there .ia a heated campaign in
city.
lime
that
There is a good deal of gossip in New
York society over the rumored engage
ment of George Gould, son ol Jay
Could, to Miss Cairie Astor. daughter
of William B. Astor.
.
Speaking of the mills in Natchez.
Miss., the Democrat, of that city, says
during the past twelve months these
two mills have expended in that city
alone, for wages and material, over
$300,000.
' Poker has a strong hold on Nashville.
One' young blood bet his clothes on a
flu3hand his adversary demanded his
garments on the strength of a "straight
flush." He reached home looking like
n statue in the Louvre. '
Th marine snake liar-in-chief, who
has been off on a vacation, returns to
work with renewed vteor. A marine
monster, half a mile long, has been seen
crossing the Bristol Channel at the rato
of twenty-five miles au hour.
.
The Chicago Tribune views with
alarm the revolt of the colored men of
Illinois against the Republican party
and tries with ridicule, coaxinz, argu
ment and threats to make them stick to
Gen. Johu Logau and his taction.
Calitornia claims the discovery of a
soap mine, and the Savannah 'News
thinks the Postmaster General and
Secretary of the Interior should pur
chase it to help them wash the great
Republican party. Whitewash
been used until it won't stick.
has
The Republican organs are growing l
wonderfully philosophical about the
exploded civil rights act. Even the
New York Tribun thinks -that good
feeling will "be hastened by.the remov
al of an irritating law that cannot be
eniorced irom the list of valid stat
utes." "
Carlisle, Blackburn and Williams are
most prominently mentioned for the
Kentucky Senatorshi p. Some persons
however predict that they will be in
each other's way. and that, in the end.
Proctor Knott, Col. Jones or ex-Repre
enlatWo McKanzie w ill 'take the
cake."
Judge Kelley, the distinguished Penn-
avlvanla'oroteeiionist. returns from a
foreign tour in the enjoyment of vigor
ous health and loaded with tacts about :
the pauper labor of Europe, which will
bo ventilated, oi course, in the interest
of manufacturers and against the labor-tng-claRses.
Count de Lesseps,
lectunng on tne
importance of canals, presents about
the game spectacle as an undertaker
lecturing on the necessity for funerals..
It is believed that if nature had never
creased an isthmus between two oceans
De Lesseps would have invented one to
enable him to diga canal through it.
The New York Times (Republican)
says : 'The pro ectionists themselves
are beginning to realize that their ays
tern has been pushed so tar and kept up
so long that the manuiacturers are no
longer united. A good many ' of 'them'
are now convinced that tha home mar
ket is too 6m ail for them, and are seek
ing outlet for their products - abroad.
The average speculator is nothing if
not shrewd. Haying worked the Con
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VOL. VII.
federate bond boom for all itji worth,
trade dollars are bought up by the thou
sand and said to person 3 in Germany
about to emigrate to 'America at par.
It is a di3sraco to our ghvernunt ihrtt
people are defrauded through the agency
ot'thesetrjdo dollars.
LOCAL NEWS.
ISDII TO NEW A3VE3TISEWEHT5.
J L Wikxee 2 in 1
W J MoTT stall N i 5 ;'
r C MlLUitt Druggist
C W Yates Cotton Paper
W H Gkeex Toilet A rile es
QeiK8BUeu school Books
J A Sfrikger Woodin 1 doal
Julius Samson pccial Bargains
R McDOLGALU-Apiilcs Cabbages
A W KlVENBAKKcjxxntry Produce
Muxes Bnos &I)eU4jsset Notice
Thus C CRAVT New Furniture Warerooars
MR9 Katk C wines Millinsry ui4 laucy
Goo'a ;
For other locals sese lourth pagp
The receipts of cotton at this port to j
day foot up 1.110 bales.
Rev. Dr. Pritchard ia expected to
arrive here to-night and will be the
guest of Mr. George K. French until
after the State Convention, which will
convene at Edenton on the Gth inst.
Western N. C. Apples.
Mr. R. McDougall is in1 receipt to
day of another full carload o those
magnificent Western apples he has
been offering of late and I ot which so
many have been sold around the city.
We are glad to note that Mr. McDouT
gall is building up, a handsome trade
with the ffreat West in the way of
fruits and vegetables. Orders Irom the
nonntrv as well as the citv will receive
prompt attention. j
Frost and Ice.
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Was there anv irost last nitrht? was
the oft repeated question this morning
and in nearly every instance the reply
was in the negative Bat we are pre
pared to say that there wa3 frost, and
ice, too, in at least one. yard in the city,
for a gentleman informs U3 .that there
was a thin coating of ice thisJ morning
in a tub in his yard. The tub had been
left in an exposed situation in tho yard
during the night with a very little water
in it, which accounts for the ice
A White Shad in November.
The first while shad ol the season
which, bv the wav. is vet distant four
months and belongs tb the New Year,
was caujrht this morning! in Mrssrs W,
E. Davis & Son's fish ' traps, at tho
Rocks . Such a thing as Ihis bas never
been known before in this 'section, as
i no one has'ever seen a white shad in
November His sbadship looks as nat
ural as a March shad but he most hare
been as mad as a March ixre tbi have
ventured on the coast in November.
He had .probably
i
gritted from his
course, however, and
must have been
in search of pilot when captured, j
. 1 1
At Samson's, j
Elsewhere in this day's insup will be
found the very attractive advertisement
ot Mr. Julius Samson. I The numerous
alterations and improvements
which
have been in progress in Mr. Samson's
store aro all completed and it is
now one of the handsomest ; aiid mc3t
attractive establishments inj tho city.
The stock has also been enlarged and
Mr Samson has recently sent Irom New
York a lino of goodsjwhieh will be iound
not only attractive to' the eye but to the
pocket, in yiew. of nhe (low prices at
which they arc ohered. Mr Draper,
the Manager, is assistkby a corps ot
polite and accommodating gentlemen
who one and all declare1 that Vit is uo
j trouble to show goods."
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iL!tif-ni AnrilLrit
I ainfil! Accitipnt.
Mr. Thomas J3- Ilarrissi was engaged
this morning at, the Chajsipion Com
press iu -directing the removal of I some
cimpresed cotton to a vefel whi;h was
waiting to receive it. ajiid alter giving.
tne necessary instructions u me
ploy es started to rpturp
to his t-fficf
when one of the bales if cotton fell and
knocked him down and beloro he -could
get out oi ine way amvner uaiB iea
'..' iL I.-IL l.ll
upon him with such force as to render
him unconscious lor sometime, lie
was extricated ' and
removed
to the
office as quickly as possible and by
the
application of proper;, restoratives he
was goon
brought io cor sciousncss-
and
thigh and it was feared for a time th.at
both were fractured. A jshysician i ws
sent for, but in the meantime the
wounded limb had swollen so ranch
that it was" impossible to tell the nature
of the injury. Jt is hoped, j however,
thatit wlli"amcuttr'to" hothihg 3ore
serious
braise.
than a severe sprain' and
WILMINGTON. N: C. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2.
! Personal.
Mr W. A'. French and Sllss Lina
French have returned to tho city aftea
quite a prolonged absence in the North
and Northwest. Mr. French who was
in feeble health when ho left here six
months ago. has been much benefited
by his travels and is looking qui. e well
Mis3 French has been absent 14 months
and her return was a hapoy occasion to
her luanv relatives and friends in Wil
mington.! . 1
N. C. Medical Journal.
The October numbeplof thia Valuable
and isterestmif magazine has oome to
band. Like its predecessors, it Is filled
with matter interesting and instructive
to the profession, for which it is es
pecially designed. There U much wM
in its pages that would be useful to the
nonprofessional reader, but no phjst
cian, especially in lhj section of.th
State, should te withcut it. Subscrip-
tion price $3 per annumSingle copies
30 cents. . , I
Harbor Master's Report.
The following, is the number of Amer
ican and foreign vessels which arrived
at thi port during the month ended
Oct. -31st.. 1883:
Aniericam steamers 7, aggregating
5,159 tons; barque 1312 ton?, and 14
schooner, 3,240 tons-'-tota I 22 vessels-
aggregating 8,711 tons, j
Foreign steamer 1, ot 1,538 tons 14
barques, 5,418 tons and 1 brig of 236
tons, aggregating 7,222 tons and a grand
aggregate of 15.933 tons."
Mexican Veterans.
ino veterans ot tne Mexican war
will hold a convention in Washington,
D. C, on the 6th of December next.
There are several of these veterans liv
ing. 'in this city and vicinity, and it has
been suggested that they be: called to
gether and take such action as the mat
ter demands. we mint that sucn a
meeting should be held by our citizens
who saw service in that war, and that
their interests should be looked after ia
tne lortncommg convention by some
one properly and duly delegated to
tend to tho matter. i
U. S. Distict Court.
This tribunal having concluded the
work of the term, adjourned last even
ing. The most important trial of the
term was the hearing in the case of
Mr. Seth W. Davis vs. Norwegian
barque Ganger Rolf, which resulted in
a decree i'm favor of Mr. Davis for
$439, his claim having been, lor be
tween $800 and $900. The judgment
of the court was. in effect, that as the
captain of the vessel had collected
$2,887 in Nassau." out of the cargo," he
had collected $439 too much and shoud
account for it. The case was ably con
ducted by Messrs, Marsden and John
D Bellamy for the libeilants, and F. II,
Darby and A.. Em pie foi the libellee.
cur Strategists. 1
The' Augusta (Ga) Cfironiclc and
ConstitutiondlisC is in cstacy over the
above named play, which is to be pre
sented here on the 5th i inst. Hero ia
what it says; .
The audience were kept in the best of
humor and the bouse was in a continual
howl. The whole conception of the
drama i3 daringly droll and involves
more absurd situations than are im
aginable in any fonr acts. Tho central
figure is Jack RutUdgc who adopts a
system of stratagem by impersonating
successively his own father and the
stern paretit of his ".Neliie." both ot
whom are opposed to the union of their
children. The manner of bringing to
gether these obi linate dignitaries and
changing them from their stands bj
pure pique was something screamingly
ludicrous. The Wh"le rupe is hu
admirablo one. Bell Juck Rulledgc
j was iifiexcfplnnabi' ; i ra?r npptrs
ljw. deliriously dude like aid -lUgauV
(Fam mistat with fun, ll$ra the
jlDutcb Sarjieant ws tuil of hutur uimI
jlreadily t tabhhHj himself it, a prime
j with th ho.ue.- ; ,
j JeV EieVrttur.
Capt. T. J. Souifierlahd has recently
had an elevator placed
in his stables
n Second, between Princess and
Chestnut streets, for Ihe purpose f
raising carriaires to the second sorv
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. ur slorage. Tbe pialform ol thc eleva
, tor u about 15 Jett j and i about &
feet wide large enough to hold any!
sort of .vehiclei I By this contrivance
Capt. Southerland finds room on the
second flfor capable of eloring 40 or
more carriages and the movement is so
nicely adjusted that they can be raised
or lowertd at pleasure by a small boy
of ordinary intelligence and ' strength.
The work . was . . performed under the
supervision of Sir. James F.I Post, j thi
architect. Which is a sufficient guaran
tee that it was well done - !
" f .,iU:-rr"
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, low
prices, at JACoBi.'a- , .f
K'i - i, .. .' : . . : - r, .' - ! V.'". . -' " ' - - . V ' '.'. " ".' ;
Sampson and New Hanover.
vMessra. Chesnutt aW Powell,- who
were in the city on Monday in the in
terest of the Sampson County , Fair,
were qaite successful in their efjortf.
our citizen generally responding
promptly and liberally to their solicita
tions. The action of Wilmimrtonians
in the matter is highly appreciated by j
onr Sampan Mrndi . the Mfari?;
letter pla?uly demonstrates. We join j
with the writer in the wish that Clinton
and Wilmington may soon be as closely
united b uWraph n.i riroad
tlw are by the ties of friendship. y m j
pathy 'and cominercial and nnancal
interest: . - ;v - v
Ci.ikton. N. C. Nov. 1st. 1&S3.
KniTMtt Kr.vfKW: AJ Hvini? trio to
your city; and ihe wr.n reception!
Uh which' e wire met at. Hie ha ml a :
niir pnp. and the liiu:ral "toriatins !
in the lorm oi special preiuiuins to ht
award! at ur Inir in Ditviuber.-'lrll
us ulainly th:. although th ljreze?i of
adversity may blow fiver you, and thn
shrill blast of tho buah; may be hoard
sonnd'ui "hard tims. t?t they cauimt
close th car inr weaken the spirit ot
liherality in your citizens, when appeal
ed to for a public benefit. And this is
not the fir-t evidence we have had m
this respect, for when we wanted tele
graphic communication with the out
side world,', your people liberally
responded to ouri call for help, and
when we wanted a railroad, via roini
Caswell, vou were neither wanting
in means. cBorts nor innuence; and
permit me to j say, m behalt
of lhe Agricultural Society and
the people of Sampson county gen
erally that thi3 last act of liberality
(for almost; every man we aproacued
upon the subject gave something) will
be fully appreciated, land strengthen
the tie that biudsold Sampson to your
people. We hope hat the day is not
far distant when wc will hot only be
connected with your people by tele-
eraDhic communication, but by the
Point Caswell Railroad also, and per
haps the W. & W. R. R. Co. . will then
see the folly of not responding to our
appeal when we wished to connect our
selves with it at Warsaw. I5ut. per
haps, they are better financiers than
we are. and know best, but when the
products of the Coharie and the train
oi wasons Decween Ajiincon anu war
saw are stopped, and all shipped via
Point Caswell, they will see but we
will wait and. see, also. ,
Youre truly. , r
J. W. POTVELt.
To Builders and others- Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
&0. You can get all sizes and at the
lowest price ' !
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Stall Wo. 5
W
ILL BE SUPPLIED SATURDAY xrUh
BALTIMORE MUTl'OS.
1 KIKE TOWN COW,
TCSTQ A VEAL, ,
i " Kfce elzc for Iresb. eating.
Ca'l friend and get yonr Sunday mea;a. -
KeaiHJctfuHy.
nov -i ' W. J. MOTT.
Apples ! Apples
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Cabbage ! Cabbage i
CAK LOAD Of CHOICE . ' -
, j We STERN N. d ATPLKg,
And lot of CABBAGE, to be received by tho
A. 5L freight.
WMU3T BB SOLD ISIMEDIATBLt.r
Cilr, 8eo them and teave order. '
Birrelled to order for city or country.
R. McOOUGALL, No 14 Chestnut et..
I nov 2 tf between Front and Water h
2 in 1.
I'll Lake yotir ii&enrasc-,
And tato th"-m fl e, r
I'll tlx yur watches
To keep good tiipe;
I do all wo? k v ell.
Entrust d to m.
If y on don't b Ueve It
Try mo andc. -I -
i - - J L.wrNSF.R,
Phot rnher and J-wler,
.New Ma. ket HuH Jiiu Cup waim)
i hot
COAL AN D WOOD.
XTOW l TIIE TIMK TO L VY I "5 YOUR:
i UKL before prlos jump.
FINEST UKD AXtt WIIfTE
ASH CAI
Grste. Farnac, Siove an-1 i'hctnut bixes. In
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FULL SUPPLY-
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BIG s-TOCK OF WOOD ail kinds and
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i sizes, bhr and Utile, kmr and short, dry and
crecu. Two w bar te full fl.
nor 2-tf ' ' J. a. spkingeh.
New Furniture Warerooms. !
JT NO 90 G KAN ITS BOW. "O. F1WNT
1 hare o i-enod with what I thlok Is a wei
selected stock of ! '
Furniture and Beddiiig,
Enlbraciag many rew eolgna fn
Bedroom and Parlor Suits;
i- i & i t j - -- ' , i f..,
Our aim shall be to deal fairly and squarely
with all, and respectfully- ask a share of tne
public patronage. Courteous treatment guar
an teed to aU who favor ma with a calL - s -hoy
S tf THOMAS C CKAFT. Agent :
NO. 259
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
a omi s o n Sj
TTATING JUST ATtKMDSD SOME Ol"
ta largest Auett on . Bales In Nevr' "yrk and
Boston, we will for tho next ten days offer
SPECIAL' BARGAINS !
i
in the following Goods' :. -
t f -i a 7jlA,Vi1 QViA.
1-4 Bleached Sheeting,
25 Cents, Good Quality.
i 5 Cases Canton Flannel,
At 8 cents per yard.
5 Cases 4-4 Blea. Shirting
Beit la the mirkei, &t ci per ynrJ.
White and Kett Flannel.
! '
. (and all wool) t 25s.
' GREAT BARGAINS IN
BLANKETS & COMFORTS.
GBEfAT BARGAINS IN
JERSEY JACKETS t
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FULL, LINE
Ladies' Walking Jackets.
The bP8t!2 Rib UMBRELLA evor brought
to the city for f 1.60. 10 rib for $ .73
- ( Very respectfully.
JULIUS SAMSON,
I 111 MARKET ST.
nov 2-3m ' r . ' '
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
,EW FALL STYLES IN HATS, j
llOXK&TS, Ac. , Inst recelvod.
MRS. KATE C. WINES.
No. 113. North Second S rect.
j nov 2 - next South of lQatonioo
Headquarters for x Country
Produce'.
AW. RJVENBARS",
1U North Water St., Newbnr ja Old Stand
Also, a full line of choice Family Grccerleo.
A nice lot Mountain Batter just received.
Prompt attention. Reasonable prioes.
Please give me a call. '! . nov 2-tf
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Tuning & Repairing Pianos.
JOSEPnDENCK.FB.OM COLUMBIA, S. C.f
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will remain In Wilmington a' few weeks, to
tune and repair Planos.-Melodeons, -Reed and
Pile Organa. Orders left at Mr. llelnsber
ger'B and Mr. Yates Book Mores, will iuoct
with prompt attention. I '
j oct 27-1 w . - - - '
Mnnds Bros. & Dellosset,
Notice.
fJHE DEM AND FOR ODA WATEB, con
trary to expectaUon this late in season, has
been so groat that we have decided, until fur-
ther notice, to serve Ice Cold Soda, with runs
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fxesii Ckeam, to alt who deire it. We so-
Uclt a oontlnuauoe of demand which has cx-
lsted to euch a generous extent
since bur
1
opening on Tuesday last
oct 27 .
COTTON PAPER
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OOO POUNI!3 JUaT Keoelvd
New Picture snd Etgravtegs. '
' Elegant PIuihjEbooy and Gilt Pkiuref
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: J .. 'Frames. . , ...
l . j The largest sock of i
PIANOS and ORGANS
I ever brought to this city.
C. W. YATES,
cHool Books !
U School Books ! ,
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.. School Book
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? T"aAT ABE L KD, IN ALL TIIE Schools.
Pjirenks an I Guardian? and Teacher are
i respectfully requested to cH or tend jtojue
wr OKsiiWL, isuitk.rt or sCllOOb RiXial
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OUTFIT- ! I '
Children, lare orsanll.can porctaae Looks
at same raioi as p irenU. On price iu all at
HEINSBERGER'S,
1883.
, 130 . Lite UWk and Mtu r
Old North State Saloon,
J,t; G South Front Street
JP&Esft ASEl ALLargeFat
NEW ii'VEB jOYsTEBiilways
on lee. Cool Beer to go with I hem.
Cigars. Good Whiskey, Wines, Ac,
., lTrrGnl LeV Cigar. ; u.: -rT
EeU Co
oct li
! FLKA8R KOTICL.
We win be glad to' reoerre cowniiinlrattea
froa esnr frleatl on may jukI in sobjeeto
general hitererttnu 7" '
" The zxmt ot the writer iaost aJwart Ut f
ebbed to theEfitor - - , j
ComsrcnieatJoaa ranst im WrUiwr oa ml
caeaSdeot the paper.
Persoa&Kttes nust be eroidad. ' ;
. - AoA It Is eapodaJry mud pertJcnliTty uu
stood t!tat Ute Edttor 5ee bot alwayi e&4os
the rtewaof correspomleBla-anleaa po Mate
fas the editorial colnams. 4 1
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONtY !
MONDAY, NOVr. Cth, 1883.
ANOTHER HAVrBLT BOOM V ' I ?
: L ALGU1NG BOOM ONfcY !
J. H. HaverlyVCqmeffJy Co
In tb Great Socoesa
. OUR STRATEGISTS !
io 4 acU tit t 1,'jOO laoghs. .
Ia tho 1st act youlfiugh. vy,t
I a th 2U art j ou i o r. ; ;
Ia tht 3aud 1th acu you bout." .
E EHY HfcilBEli tF TiltS COMPANY. AN
AKT.Si
I'cwrvf (2 rcls fnr pa at Dyeri.
Trice, i
OUC, -C.
nor 1 St j
i MEW GOODS !
J AM TILL KFXKIV1NG HEW GOODS,
ia iM.tij lepartDiert3. MILLINER tJ aXD
FAn-; Y GOOD5. All tfce material for ' mk-
in,; up U-tti aiid Boancu. VclveUKibloua
Featberd, I brds, &c. ;' ' ' ' ; ,'
FELT. STltAW AND FItA.MJEW, LATEST
STYLE. All necessary material for Fancy
Work. Ner Stirnpln Patterns. Large' lot
of ''Jerseys" for Lidies, Sllea aod CbJUlrCB.
Gosiiamers all size and qualities. ' I
CriK' renovated by fjlllilVEB PATENT
New Pattcina from Universal Fashion Co. j
PoMtc at ton -ion given to all oar customers.
Kftppectfully, ;' ' '.
MISS E. KARRER,
EXCITANGE CORSEB,
Wilmington, N. C, Oct, 16, 1883.
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IsTJST BE SOXiX).
POTATOES.' EAtlLTT ROSE,'
-r CABBAGES; ; rV'-VH& -y'
STARCH, &o.V &cl, c.. V
Come and ask prices. ; : U " ' "
Beltosset & Co..T
113 NOilTH WATER.
oct Sl-3i rac. ; .; ,: , .i. .-,11 .-..tc t-
Fresh, Pure Drngs,
A WELL SELECTED LINE OF.
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Toilet and Fancy. Good
I
are offered for sile at
SCHONWALD'Sl
. :tKEW,;jDKTJG 8T0BB. r! , . .'.,'jl -H
y A call solicited. Phvslcun's nreccrfo.' f,
Uons carcinlly compunaded. ' I
- JNO. T. 8CIXONWALD
N.
oct 3t-tf
W. Corner Front and SfarketsU '
i Toilet Articles.-
N ELEGANT ASSORTMENT, CooaUi
ing in part of Hair. Tooth and Nail Brushes,
Combs, Mirrors, Extracts, Colognes, UJy
White, Florida Water! 4c
WILLIAM IL. GREEN,.- tUi
117 Marker tryer
Oct 27
OYSTERS! OYSTEBSI,
New Eiver,; Stunij3 Sound,
UN1-
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