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VOL. VII. W ILMINGTON. N. C WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 1883. 1 NO. 269
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LOCAL NEWS. ,
INDEX 70 HEW AnViSTiStMf TS.
. llKlHSBKROBa Lost
-W II Urziix Clears '
Loulttaift State Lottery Co j
Ofeka Uousd The World
Davis & t-o-Free Delivery ' i
Geo Y TILX.ET The Flee Beef '
R M Mct"Tia& Dry Goods. Carpet
C W Yatk Somethtng New Every Day .
Mryr3 Bb. A DErjossET C-alcu. CU
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The receipt of cotton at this port tm
Oficlal retnrns from every county ia day foot up 617 bain.
jeJerwy give Abbot's majority aa
lenryAYard Beecber will pr-side at
s free trade meeting in i ort
the 22 instfint.
on
"Uncle" Jesse MoTeer saw the battle
t.f King's Mountain and livod a century
longer to die in MaryaviIIe. feno. , the j
other flay, ageu uu years.
CapL V. R. Kenan halt our thanks
for a list of tbn delflgjitea to the Synod
Green pork was gelling by the whole
bos at 8'oects per pound this iajrning
The hog catchers were out lafet night
and en reeded in nttling Eeveral largo I
fat porker. - 1
An injunction has been obtained in
Kew York against the Northern. Pacinic
raiiroad crapay. to prevent tho issue
VK,000,000 second mortgage boucd.
The work- of remodeling and im
proving the Armory oi the W. L. I.
was commenced to dav.
'Wilmington Presbytery.
rreebylery met at 0 o'clock thU
) morning, pursuant to adjournment,
I and opened with prayer. ( The minute
! of yesterday were read and approved.
Committee on Bills and Overtures re
j ported that nothing had come before
t them and, on motion, they were die
j charged. -
Oommitteo on Syttcmatio Benevo
lence submitted their report, which1, on
motion, was approved "aad a -espy
ordered to be forAvardd to SynoS .
Committee on Sessional Records sub
mitted their report and rccornmetvi rhu
approval ot tise records of Pn.wn
Marsh. Oa moUou. the 'committee
were discharged. -
The unSnishd business the con
sideration of Overtures gent down by
the General Assembly. On motioti the
consideration ot Overture, Nos. 4 and
5. was postponed until the Spring meet.
1 ing of Presbvterr.
On motion. Rev, C. Shaw was grant
ed permission to lahor i outside the
NKW AOVEITTISEMELNTH. NEW ADVEUTISEMlvNl'S
Dress Goods and Trimmings, a Specialty.
. A rLSAs swfd -" :
W wlHb g!al to recerra caeaaualcatleii.
CvnczaltBteratbal "v ,' - .
TlwBuuof tke writer vntx always Utt
aiAhd to Ue Editor. ' - 1
CornmnaTcatSoBs ort bt vrtttn
mi
one sMeot the paper.
PenoaaBtleaaustbe aroVted. . .
A4 It la etpedaQy aad particularly md
tooi thxt tha RTitcr do act always eadot
the Ticrrs ot corrofpondeaia natois ao statd
in the odltorUI ooluwn. 1
NEW AmrERTfSEaCBXT8.
LACE CXJETA INS, C0RXICEr &c.
Ladles Wraps in frck variety of styles.
Special attention i called to an elegant fine of BLaCE SILKS, which w
1 claim are on rea vaan vaiac. ;
LADIES AND GEKTSUNI:R WEAR, also, for Children of all ages.
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, 4, 6. 8, 10. 12, 14. ;
R. M. MclNTIRE.
nov 14, 183 1 i J
OPERA HOUSE.
aal a ATU CD AT MaUacc, ItOv. I0 I (
., J. LrLit'tlo,?::
AN$ HI J feUPCKB DItAlXATIC COUPS, HI
05 SUiliSTIC Thkt,
TK5 G&SAT HXYT BCSKST. I
mmrrcA 6itSlat DYKKV. I I
OPERA HOUSE.
WcflniBiday.Nov.iitli.
IMer C. Smui!. tho New Jeraeyliorse
thief, began the 35th day of hia self
imposed fast yesterday. Ho is very
weak, and occasionally stumbles and
falls.
The Muni Party by tho ladies lof the ' bounds of Presbytery for six mouths
I'ufcas oocioiy ai, me iiy nail lo-nigu
promises to be very enjoyable.
Miss llenule Jones is the editor of a
wild Democratic newspaper at Athens,
0., but she is described as "the wittiest
aad brightest girl that can be found be
tween tbe rising and the setting of the
Mr. Geo. F. Tilley, Stall NoJC, offers
some superior Sampson county and
mountain beef for sale. Read his adv.
elsewhere. 1
eua.
An agent of Bennett's cable has been
examining the shore at Rockportf
Mass. , and stated that it has been de
cided to locate the terminus there at ft
spot called Loblolly, at tho South end
of the town.
;
The Boston Post thus speaks of the
New York election: "It i3 a splendid
victory which the New York Democrats
have won, however, only marred, by
the uncalled for and reprehensible de
feat of Judge Maynard."
The charge has been made that Mr J
Samuel J. Tiiden defeated Gov. Butler
in Massachusetts, but the New York
Times says "it is, hardly fair to cheat
the independent voters of Massachusetts
out of the renown ot having defeated
Butler. Wo may allow that Mr. Tiiden
is a very great man indeed, but he did
not defoat Butler."
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In a part of the country where the
long drought has been prevailing, .one
of tho newspapers in speaking of a rain
that had fallen tho previous day. re
marked that, "while tho showers were
copious, they were not sufficient to
meet the wants of the mill men," but
thf. iwnnmitor mado it ftDDear 'milk
men."
Rumor says there is td be a double
marriage and a surprise at the Front
Street M. E. Church to-morrow night !
at 8 o'clock.
Hon. II. L. Lazarus, Judge of the
Civil District Court of New Orleans i is
in the city on a visit to his sister Mrs.
Drvfoos. 1
We understand thatt the Committee
on Markets contemplate building three
or four fish stalls in the yard of the
Fourth Street Market. I
Senator Colquitt, ot Georgia, says
tha: he is satisfied from conversation
with Democrats from all parts of the
country that the only thing for the
l)Amrurts tn ta is to nominate "the
old ticket "Tiiden and Hendricks. Til
dren, he thinks, can reclaim New York
and Connecticut and carry the country
Senator Colquitt thinks that the "old
ticket" will be nominated by a practi
cally unanimous vote.
The A8hovilIe Citizen t in felicitating
the people of Virginia on the election
rssult, thus refers to the condition of
affairs at Danville before the 6th of
November: "That unfortunato city
waft made a very Hayti; and tke unfort
unate whites, decidedly in tho minority
but possessor of nearly all the proper
Mr, Geo. M. Carr of the Scotland
Neck Commonwealth and Mr. E. A.
Oldham of the Statel Chronicle and
nr. i T L .1 ' i I
ntnsion dcminei are in me. city.
Preparatory to moving into their new
offices the Carolina Central Railroad
Company were having their large iron
safe lowered from the Murchisoh Build
ing this morning. j
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The parsonage of the Second Presby
terian Church on the corner of ( Fourth
and Campbell streets, is being hand
somely fitted np lor occupancy by the
pastor, Rev. C. M. Payne. j
The furnituro to be useid in the pre
sentatioa of Esmeralda, 4t tho Opera
House to-night will be from the estab
lishment of Mr. T. C. Craft and tho
paintings will be from Heiosberger'a
Live Book and Music Store,
Special Order of the Day the ex
animation ot Mr. Phillips, on Theology
was taken up, and. on 1 motion, this
part of his trial was sustained. He was
then examined on Ecclesiastical His
tory. Sacraments and church govern
ment, and. on motion, thoso were
sustained as satisfactory parts of his
trial.
Revs. Primrose, Sumney, Summerell,
Allison and Ruling Elder. Col. Hunter,
ot Orange Presbytery, Winn 'and Am
wood, of Concord Presbytery, and
Burton, ot Mecklenburg, being present,
were invited to sit -as corresponding
members.
bn motion, the trial sermon of Mr.
Phillips Was made the first order of the
day this afternoon.
The committee to select the place of
the next meeting of Presbytery sub
mitted their report. Clinton, Sampson
county, was selected as the place, and
the Wednesday night before the third
Sundav in April as the, Time for its
meeting.
Report of srecial comm
Missions was. 'on motion, made the
second order of the day this afternoon
Committee appointed to install Rev.
J. M. Rose submitted their report.
Committee on Minutes of General
Assemblv submitted their report, which
was approved. 1
Committee to install Rev. A. Mo
Fadyen submitted their report.
Rev. A. Kirkland, Commissioner to
submitted his re
Our Visitors. .
A very large number of ministers
ruling elders and ladle are in the city
in attendance upon tho Wilmington
Sampson County Beef.
T OVERS OF GOOD BEEF. WOULD DO
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Tho great original cast from the !
Madison Square Theatre,
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wry to can at stali so. . whew win b Esmeralda - - Esmeralda
Presbytery which ia now in Bession and
ir.e oynoa wmua iuu,6ll w ...6.... . f. U . . K H. h: M I I'aruucttc ami t.,rtelUw balcony :.T5o bok
a GDVnf-tirfl nerKons arrived b 7 M"a"t A ot thnHJ itow Balcony. AuiulMJOu :0 aad
.u-v t;nn rnl this mnrnitur 'and I ercr brougbl from Sampson County. I
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25c.
BOY 9-
others are expected on the trains and
6teamboat to-night and lo-morrow
morning. Itj is estimated there will
be about three hundred persons of both
sexes in attendance upon the Synod to
morrow.
Esmeralda.
The cast of characters in the above
named domestic drama, which will be
presented at the Opera House to-night, TJT3T7T? fl? CTT A "R CIT? DT MAKR, of BalUmore, to aslst ma in tba
Bvi.M -ro-- n nrt manv & X VX1XVVXX. making t my ;t anlo. I B.UmloWflTO
B a iciiiBiawij ii. v ;
of the actors, are old favorites wun
Wilmington audiences. Among them
ittee on Home
are Mr. and Mrs. Walcott, who appear
ed here in the Banker's Daughter, in
which Mr. Walcott took the part of
a WmMnntnn Phivns. with much
credit to himself and delight to the Prompt auction.
audience. In the play to-night he will
take the part f FsUrbrook, the artist-
vWeddinff Bells.
Mr. Joseph D: Sitth and Miss Alice
The drop harness for the horses ot the
Little Giant Steam Fire Engine Com
pany arrived this morning The har
ness i very bandsonm and durable
and will bea valuably auxiliaryto tho
company in reaching fires at the earli
est possible moment. ,
Biliee Mahone to Bennee Butler:
What in the d 1 have we got to give
thanks for this year? Arthur j should
have waited until alter tho election to
issue his proclamation and us the mat
ter now stauds he would have shown
anma sfnR in doinii awav with the an-
tediluvian custom. Li- ' '
A letter wan received atjtbe Posttifiice
. . i . . i
in this city, this roornmir aaorppswi as
.follows:
Send me aUng at a rapid rale, i i
let me btop'iu.N- C. Stale i
At Wilminzton Postofficu !et me be
Until Mis G C call lor me.
The name rf the young lady Jor
whom the ktter wa intended was wrif
purehased from Mr. T. 1. Ua kiey. Also,
Fine Mountain Beef!
will bo on hand f r four weeka.
hoy 14 tf O V O. F. TILUST.
I Free Delivery.
A LI FISH AND OYSTERS BOUGHT OF
um will be delivered
More Room. ,
QW1XG TO THE STKADY INCEEaMC la
my bnelnewa, and for tbe want of more ismcb.
I bare rent-vl the 8 tore ailolnlnjf my trerebt
one, aud cnUrrwl the one i now occupy. Tul
giTt s me a tiapie room io oow my f ima
SiOC& of , I i
Homc-Made Candies 1
HayIpx engaged an EXPERIENCED CAH-
WE HAVE THE i
Finest. Fish and Oysters I
our market aflcrda, for retail at all times.
. ! DAVIS & SON.
Qrdera by Telephone will recetvocur
nov 14
Calcutta Cheroots 111!
gOMETHISG NEW. TRY THEM I ! !
CALCUTTA CHEROOT ! !
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Q cento each. Good!!
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the ipuollc the benefit or the PUK&T.PRanU
L3X AMI xk N KJJT UJM1KS in the cUy. I
I bavo three large Show Va.e. o nuinlni
One Hundred and Fifty different ' kind of
CA.VU1 , from which sekctlont can be made.
As I am iuanufavluilog for the Ketall Trade
only I can guarantee 117 HK AND KRH
GOODS DAluY. it U not the quantity but.
theQUALllTT we have. !
Receiving by steamer dally FRUIT OF
ALL DK URlPTIONs.
fome and eo me. No troobla te show goods.
. MRS. E. WARREN, i ,1
nor 12- 113 and 15 North etond S -. I
One Hundred & Eleven. ; f
One Hundred & Eleven
P. Gairrell, daughter of Mr. John F.
Garrell, were united in marriage at the
residence of the bride's father by the
Rev. Frank H. Wood, last evening.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of a few friends. The happy MundS BrOS. & DcKOSSCt, tx jTnwAA m'-J '
pair were the recipients of heaity con- ' OU6 Hundred & LleTOXli
CALCUTTA CHEROOTS!!
Bold only by ua
I CALCUTTA CHEROOTS.
Our thanks are due Messrs
Bros & HeRosset tor a lot -of superb
Calcutta cheroots, a , sample of those,
advertised in this issue They were
' tip top ciirars, juat such as we can puff
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ty huu pajwui uu, u ,uu urv . butwoonlv uie the initials'
were. throu2h the legislation devuiea r ---4-
and enforceded by Mahone, subjected
to humiliations, mortifications and
oppressions that no people with free
blood in their veins could tolerate with
out the most detearained efforts at re
lease.1
Successors to the following named
State officers will be elected by tl.
General Assembly of the Stae of Vir
jrinia, which will convene nejoinonth :
William C. Elam. Secretary ol the
Commnwealth;S. Brown Allen. Aud
itor cf Public Accounts; II. II. Dyson,
Second Auditor; David R. Reveley,
Treasurer; J. M. Brockenbrough,
Register of the Land Office and ex
officio Superintendent ol Public Build,
ing; Samuel C. Williams. Superintend
ent of the Penitentiary; Wiofield Scott.
Storekeeper of the PeniUntiary. and
Richard F. Walker, Superintendent of
Public Printing. There are a mini ber
ot county judges also to be elected to
fill vacancies. It is not very likely,
however, as tke Norfolk '2fetcs sarcass
tically remarks, that the present incum
bents will be re-elected.
with a clear conscience and entire
satisfaction, newspaperiallyj or in
smoke- To. those wlioj would enjoy
smoking a first rate cigar we commend
the Calcutta Cheroots.
Theo Thomas- Party.
Mr. Seraour II. Locke rf the Theo
Thomas party is in the city.j It seems
now to be a settled faet that the cele
brated musician will give an enter
tamment in this citv, as a sufficient
number of tickets at $2 each have been
subscribed to make up the guarantee
of.$500. which Mr Thomas requires
before he will consent to stop here
The performance will be the rarest
musical feast which has ever been pre
sented in this city. , 1
Those who have medicine rcheste re
and
mpm her that St. Jacobs Oil is the
great specific for bodily i pai
household accidents. . i 1
General Assembly
port.
Commissioner to Orange Presbytery
submitted his 'report, which was ac
cepted.
I Rovs. B. F. Marabio aud S. H. Isler,
and Ruling Elder Henry Farrior were
appointed committee on Overture No
4, and Revs. J R. Wilson, D. D., and
C. M. Payne, and Ruling Elder C. II
Robiuson were appointed committee on
Overturo No. 5.
Report of Trustees ot Davidson Col
lego was read and ordered filed.
P, M. Pavneand J. M. Koso
were ejected trustee of Davidson Col
lege. I ,
Prcsbvtery recongldered its action as
to tho first order of the day this after
noon, and proceeded to bear the tria
sermon of Mr. Phillips.
On motion, Presbytery instructed the
Treasurer to pay for tho publication of
the Manual of Presbytery. ,
The Treasurer was ordered 'to pay
Rev. Kenneth McDouald the amount of
$50 out of the Su&teotation Fund.
The Treasurer w.d instruc:ed to pay
tha Qsjmrnt i.f tho General Asiem-
i bly and Synod's assessment.
i Presbvtery heard the trial sermon of
Mumls : r PhilliDS and sustained it as a satis
factory part of his trial, and. on motif n.
his examination was sustained as a
whole and Presbytory proceeded to his
licensure.
The election ot the Committee on
Home Missions was placet on the dock
et until the Spring Meeting ot Presby-
!
tery.
Special Committee on Home Missions
submitted report, which was reotiveu
and adopted
Committee on Narrativo submitted
report.
Cmmittee on Leave of Absence sub
mitted report and were discharged.
The Presbytery tc.E a recesa unm -o'clock
this afternoon.
i Of Otmrso. '
Tha steamer Hurt came down the
river yesterday for repairs and is now
on the marine railway Our funny
editor says that it i righl and proper
that the hurt should be repaired in all
cases as a simple matter of justice.
A fino assortment of Guns and Pistols
at Jacobi's Hardware Depot
gratulations and elegant presents which
were tendered as slight tokens ot tho
esteem in which they are held by their
friends. May their lives be one of con
tinued, pleasure and tacir paths he
strewn with the roses of peace and
prosperity.
Druggists, Market and Second Bis.
nov 14
The Best, I Say I
4 CAE LOAD OF MOUNTAIN CATTLE,
T H E B E ST
which baa come to market this ytari wl'.l be
I for sale at my
FINE MILK VELVKTS In all shades, at St OS
ler yard, 19 Inch, worth $3 Otx ' I
Little's World.
MrJ. L. Little and his dramatic
corp will present in this city on Friday
and Saturday next with . a Saturday to-morrow (Wednesday) morning, and tbe ba
Stall No. 5,
matinee, a realistic play entittled "The
World." Mr. Little and his company
have been receiving the highest en
comiums from the press whenever they
have shown and no doubt will sustaiu
the reputation here they are enjoying
elsewhere. The Dubuque Telegraph
says of them:
This version of "The World" is not
Fall Hoe of BILK HOSE, la all rotors tad
Blactc, for Ladiya aad Children.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, all rtyles.
ac tow price.
A FINE FRENCH CORSET FOR SI 35. eg
utar price si
I aocflof tho week.
Look at It even l you don't care to buy
nor 13
W. J. MOTT.
Stall No. 5
Lost
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N KC8TACIES OVER TFIE NEW AND
the same as that given nere last season
s & Dickson, l his is Little s
handsome lot of riCTCRES jnet received.
I 6TEKL ENGRAVINGS la endloea variety,
u Tti-ba riitson. I hm is Little 8 i 1 I
oin nH en. bed a comedv ele- and Highly Colox-olln the mot artistic
meat in which Bro ks & Dickson s is . Jniit fi,ft Tii-tjim inr nrtitAtion ttir
deficient. 'ana m HoaiuoncoiuaiuBuiucu
more scenery. Everything advertised j poses.
is presented. I he scenes arc given in A peuy tQ6ee wn(5 ix ben waicrr
moid Rnooession. ana the inicrefrv, is- t
i -untamed from - .beginning to for this arrlrftl, are requeued to rail wlyihnd
CZXILD BEN'S COR9ETS la all size, for
Regular price 73c.
Ma A more sensytr-na
drama has never ' IScen pTescr'- in I
Dubuquo Tho departure. It he r h
wreck, the raft, the lunatic, the rev .,1v-!
i. g wall and the moonlight hsum a t r
exhibited here the same as in all ) irse
fi.iiea of the country. There is f..nift
prejudice against the drama, bee.-use
wbeti given herelat season it was not
presented in the manner advertised.
Phf. manager - "f tho present ir.upe.
however, stakes his reputation that thr
piec is given in a manner that cannot
f ul to SHtiply iheatre-giers. and with
all the attract v features hich gave it
iuch a lonz and successful run in the
East. He does all a.d more than He
advertises. The play is a hit.
1 Wild geese and turkeys wf re offtirod
for sale in market thN nurnii g.
make & EQtectioa, at
H EINSBERGER'S,
TUKtK BUTTON KID GLOVE-, to aU
shviee an t Black, for boc. Never tiolare
eold for icx than SI 00. : 1
JULIUS S AM SON,
111 MARKET ST.
nov 6-
N. C. Apples
no inn cAso una APr$.raL
C4U at er.e at B. ?iClK0 .Lrt,
ini Chtf-mut, bet. VVwr Aajd Jrrowt H
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CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C ,
. MAYOR'S OFSJCK,
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Xvemlr , I-i3.
Sealed Proposals
LL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE
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6 and 10 cents Cigars,
H
AVANA FILL BS.
Dett in the city, are on taje.
Dress and Medicinal preparations of tbe
ISO. T. SCUSWALl .
Drug and Precrlpt oa Store
k fiukt vi-mj'm at
3. i JNO. T. SCUSWALl .
nov 13
Cigars I Cigars !
VEW BRANDS OF UNEXCELLED Stock,
A luxury within reach of all.
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Toilet Soap, a new and clrgant lice.
Tooth Brushes, cheapest and best, at
WILUA1X H. GREEN'S.
117 Market Street.
Oii llurid J
9TJV.I. WEST N. C.
FLT PUrCK TORN1F.
"VCiCi (load of tbe ?reet Wctern
W. N c OABrt'OB-
g Bu. ClieSTNUT, la goo4 conditio.
Alo, roia cesand App'c!. ppl tpps!,
it mesiDaisi. tw rr mt mi Wutor
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At
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Wt ml i fn. 1
svov 1
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anal S o'clcek, P. M , December Sd, IW,
(w tea tney wll be opened by the ' oard of
Mermen In tho preenc of bldJers), for op
pylcgthe Blacks and Pvlog North Water
sUeet, troai it Intersection with MArTut street
o tu IntersecUa with Mulberry street, about
1.900 squa e yards of pavement V be laid
with approved granite blocks. The street will
be graded and tbe sand loj bed ling will be do-
llvecvd on street.
Bi wlli ai iM same tlmei be receive -I for
snuub Ins 20 0 0 rooU bar I Pavtre H tr.ks cd
700 tqaare ards of rood HI e ftone Fljulac,
ulUultf tor I'lewaik- aad for U.lss: the 4le
w 1 s with Brtcx or Blue stone Flagging. I
Bid .tor 3.0V llueaJ teet of Corb-t Be 4al6
1 chs an J 4xIS inches. Will be coiutdered at
a me tkne
i.ids or S'ip;.llng the materials fcloni. or
U lng pavement akne. will be coaUl -red.
pAncatioaaand plana tun be seen at this
oiAoe. 1
K. P. HAL:,.
Mayor and Chairman
of Committee on rtreet s and Wharves
uov9.it S 14 31 SiAWlS
Something New . I
Every Diy!
gTYLLSU STATIONERY, I
BElLTIFCL FJClUirJ.
An el -gaat Uas
Velvet, Gilt and Rboey Plot ore Fraasss.
Hand painted Goods,
DeccaVooianla Plcturrs,
A rtfet Materials, Ac,
U3V II
Old"
11 Martce4r
North State Saloon.
9
O South Front Street. !
TJREIU ARlliyAL-lsjvre. Fat
A
NEW R VER OTTKK.2waye
oa Joe Cool Ber go with thau EL t To
Ogaxfr. Good Wll tey,Wib4.
fT.sa'l X3e" Clga. octU
1 H