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THIS PAPER
uhahed every evenly, Sundays x-
septed by
JO&H T. JAMEBt
KDITUE AND PROPKIXTO.
.nltfCFJPTIO3 POSTAGK PAID-
1 J'jr J. nr rn month. 55 cents.
, fi.'JO. ai
i nr,- One month, S5 cents.
tooths, .i-iivered by carriers free
in any part of the city. at the abovt
"c: per week.
Wratealo and liberal.
TfrTberB will report any sad all fall-
, .heir paper regularly,
ar"r Dtulp Review has the largest
. f ircuUtlion, of any newspaper
&shed,in the xty oWUmington. 3
Onlhe authority of an English paper
iS ateJ that Mr Parnell will shortly
;l young and wealthy American
Hy, an intimate friend of ihe Irish
leader's moih-r.
Mra. IiriC Be,l Jr'' wife ol lhc Dew
lTJljd States Minister to the Nether-
iaCl; and Lo Jaae8 Gordon
Beoneit, i the lady for whom the ill
fated Ar elic bicamer Jeannette was
earned,
It is said that Ferdinand Ward has
turned phUos-pner ia Ludlow Street
Jail and bas aiopled the maxim that
'Time Ulhe great remover of all evil?."
This is undoubtedly so when a man is
serviog time imprison.
Richard A. MeCufd , the new presi-
dent of the Mutual Life, of New York,
of'M Winston, is 51 years
cM, ft Harvard graduate, a lawyer and
a Jo of R'fbeft A. McCurly, one of the
original organizers of the company.
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A wealthy lobacco firm of Cincinnati
saspeedsd a few days aao. and a dis
patch, speaking of the head of the firm,
jays: "It is not iong aince ha was rated
an worth two hundred thousand
d ars. lie went homo to-night,
neatl? prostrated, with one dollaT and
forty-three cent3 in his pocket, all.
wassniii. that he had in the world."
it
A rfpjrt widely circulated, that the
owuers oi the New York Times have
been trying to spII the properly for
$750,000, is pronounced absolutely false
by George Jones, who owns a controll"
ing interest in the stock ot the com
pany. Mr. Jones says he has been
offered three times as much a' the sum
mentioned", but that the paper is not for
sale at any price.
The widow and children of the late
PresidentBarnos.of Guatemala, will sail
lor San Francisco this week, and then
probably a complete- account will be
obtained of the ambitious General's fall.
Mrs. Barrios' parents live in San Fran
ciso.o, and she will make that city her
home. It ia said that President Barrios
settled upon her and her children a tor
tune in real estate valued at $8,000,000.
A ta interesting letter from Honolulu
in , recent number of BradslreeVs
statejs that an iron or steel boiler lor
the sugar plantations can be imported
from Scotland, paying A duty of 10 per
cent., for about 33 per cent, less than
ne can be imported from San Fran
cisco uV.y free. Transportation ac
counts, perhaps, lor some of this differ
ence, but enough is left to throw a
strong light on the effect of our high
protective tariff upon those home indus-
truwhich seek a foreign market.
, ,;
The President has had a very free
conference with prominent Democrats
over the question of appointments.
The New York Graphic's Washington
correspondent says: "lie emphaucal
ly renewed his civil service declara
tions, but added, also, that the Federal
offices in the several States would all
be filled as they fell iu or proper
I 4 U n t . 1 r M A. T l
- - - v- iu rn IVH YV 4 If IIII1I1 111 MV 1UI
by citizens who are in line with the
Administration. The President said
Ilf nirln .....,,!. 1 -l , .
nwum UB suLisueu ana me
r.iiiJau uuu U H S ). 1 nHrR wpro
ir QlflM imnnrtnnt .nan.n U A 1 1
- -v.. .Kilt lt5UU5,U UCV ItXl LU
r ueimeration than there were fhr
u i , m m.mmm Li WUU
itsSmrn and nfWs nnnl.1 i
g, w numc as
n 1 ...
i mum i"Ullv lUVUlVcU IU
he changes needed would
aiiv nii'ssin :a rta mnub ; i .
mf " w-w tug aarfj.
Military ConveutlOD.
A meeting of delegates from the sev-
companies com posine the Semn.l
- - . o-. vr, was neia at tne
,atry at 10 o'clock this lorenoon,
whan U , ,
represented :
iwuvniua wtuiauius wfrro
Fajeitevilic Inderjendent Liirht Tn.
v W ,
Qi.r. id.ahl infantry . bv Lt. J.
" wphy and Sergt. Patrick.
"giuu ligin lnianiry. Dy voi.
Caatwel' aud lAs. F. A. Lord and
.ueares.
acu berft. Patrinlc nra marlA rpt-
j.
me meeiiaK was 10
everal i mpanies ol the regiment and
iai terations
n,,"ul"l. object.
The
YOL. IX.
LOCAL NEWS.
IttOEI TO HEW aDVERTiSEMESTS.
C W Yates Baskets
J W Coxolev Druggist
D L Gore stale forj-ale
UKlifSBKKQEB New Books t
F C -Miller Fresh Supply
J as I Metts For Sale Cheap
W L Meabows New Shoe Store
Joilsr E Marshall God advice
Jas D Ni;tt Bed Bag'"Interccptic"
Collier A Co Schooner at Auction
Opeha House-Grand Parlor Concert
Muxes Brothers Ice Cold Soda Water
Day's length 13 hours and 22 minutes
There were no tramps at the guard
bouse last night.
There were no interments in Bellevue
Cemetery this week.
Sunset to-morrow afternoon 44 at
minutes past G (clock.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 22 bales.
Schr. Mair & Cranmer. Budd, hence,
arrived at Philadelphia April 23d.
There were two interments in Oak
dale Cemetery this week, both adults.
Ur, nrig if. Williams, Lay ton, hence,
arrived at New Ca9t!e, Eng.. on the
22nd inst.
Ger. barqne
Ehmckc, hence,
April 22nd.
Louise
arrived
WicJtards
at Stettin
The beautiful Straw Hats at Dyer'a
are stylish and new. and suit old and
young. Only 50 cents. t
The streets and the roads are very
dry and dusty and the farmers are all
calling lustily for rain.
The Register of Deeds issued three
marriage licenses this week, all ot
which were for colored couples.
There were six interments in Pine
Forest Cemetery this week, five of
which were adults and one was a child,
'Mr. Roger A Kingsbury, of this city,
who was about one month ago appoint
ed bookkeeper at the Penitentiary, has
resigned that position.
Five delinquent tax payers were
brought before the Mayor this morn
ing. Judgment was suspended in each
case upon the payment of the tax.
Wizard Oil cured you. Wizard Oil
is sold from the carriage under an ab
solute guarantee. "AU it costs is a dol
lar a bottle." tf
Nor. barque Naja, Henrickseu, clear
ed to day for Riga. Russia, with 3.420
barrels rosin, valued at($4.853.65, ship
ped by Messrs. S. P. Shotter & Co.
Warm as it is now some of the weatb.
er-wise say that all danger of frost is
not removed until after the full of the
April moon, which occurs next Wed
nesday. We know you like to have a good fit
ting shirt ! And it costs only one dollar
to have it made at the Wilmington
Shirt Factory, No. 27 Market street, J.
K&8BA.CH, Prop. vjf
The side wheel steamer Augusta,
Capt. Marshall, from Jacksonville
Fla., bound for Boston, Mass., put in
here this morning for coal and provis
'ons and was lying during the day at
Messrs Fowler & Morrison's wharf.
To every Housekeeper a good
substantial cook stove is an important
necessity and our readers will find the
best at Factory prices at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot. t
The woods around the city are love
ly just now. The beautiful yellow jes
samine is in full bloom, as is also the
wild currant and wild violets, blue and
white, the iris and the dandelion. The
bays are not yet in bud. but the fragrant
dwarf honeysuckle is just beginning to
bloom.
On Monday next," at 12 o'clock.
Messrs. Collier & Co. will sell, on the
beach near New Inlet, the schooner
Gen. F. E. Spinner, with bull, tackle,
sails, anchors, &c Parties who wish
t attend the sale can go down on the
Louise, which leaves at 8 o'clock, and
return the same day.
Wizard Oil cured Dyspepsia! Do
not continue to suffer when one dollar,
invested in Wizard Oil, will provide
you with acertain remedy. tf.
1 iuli cat Ions
For the South Atlantic State?, fair
weather, colder in Northern portion,
stationary temperature in Southern
portion, variable winds, shifting to
Northeasterly in Northern portion.
The Boy Clipper Plow has earned a
reputation of being the best ever used
and are pronounced perfect by the best
farmers. Sold wholesale and retail at
the factory agency, Jacobi's Hardware
Depot, t
Daily
WILMINGTON. N. C. SATURDAY, APRIL 25,
. Concluded.
The meetings which have been in ;
progress at the First Baptist Church I
for the past two weeks were concluded !
with the services last night. The meet- j
ings have been interestine and impress
ive, and quite a number have been con
verted and added to the membership of
the Church. The ordinance of baptism
will be administered to the new con
verts at the conclusion of the services
to morrow night. We were unable to
ascertaiu the precise number to be
baptized, but learn that it will probably
exceed fifteen.
Judge Meares in Charlotte.
The Charlotte O&jcroersays: "Judge
Meares, the presiding judge of our
newly erected Criminal Court, by his
dignity, patience, learning and ability,
has fully sustained the selection of our
Governor. His varied experience on
the criminal bench enables him to dis
pose of cases as rapidly as the circum
stances permit. In a word be, accord
ing to the unanimous verdict. Oils that
ideal of a criminal judge that, tried be
fore him, .the innocent have nothing to
fenr, the guilty nothing to hope. He
carries with him to his borne the best
wishes of our entire community."
Grand Parlor Concert.
The entertainment to be given on
next Monday evening, in the "Opera
House, by theWizard Oil Concert Com
pany, lor the benefit of the Wilmington
Light Infantry, promises to be a very
enjoyable affair and we hope that it
will draw there on that occasion a large
audience. There will be (xcellent music
by the Wizard Oil Company and they
will be assisted ou the piano by Mr.
I. Greenewald. Let there be a good
turnout on the occasion and a substan
tial house for the benefit of our boys in
grey.
Election of Officers.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of Bellevue Cemetery was held
last night at the office of Mr. John D.
Bellamy. Jr., and the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing
year :
President Capt. E. W. Manning.
Directors James Bagley, J. A.
Everett, W. Genaust, J. D. Bellamy,
Jr. S. H. Morton, Peter H. Smith and
Joseph W. Taylor.
At a subsequent meeting of the newly
elected Board of Directors the follow
ing officers were elected :
Vice President J. H. Jones.
Secretary and Treasurer J. S
Eachern.
The records of the company
Mc-
show
that the interments in Bellevue during
the past year numberei! 64, as foUows:
In lots 10 adults and 22 children ; in
public grounds 15 adults and 17cbildren.
tfase Ball Schedule.
The following is the official schedule
of the North Carolina Base Ball Asso
ciation :
RALEiaU PLATS AT HOMli
with Wilmington, May 2021, July
2324.
" Goldsboro, May 20-27, July 29
30. " Durham, Juno 4 5, August 7.
4 Oxford, June 78, August 1 112,
WILMINGTON PLATS AT HOME
with Raleigh. May 5-6, July 78.
M Goldsboro, June 34, July 31,
August 1.
" Durham, June 910, August 8
10.
Oxford, June 1617, August 13
14.
GOLDSBORO PLATS AT HOME
with Raleigh, May 7-8, Jnly 9-10.
M Wilmington, May 1819, July
1617.
M Durham, June 6 8, August Il
ls. " Oxford, June 2022, August 15
17.
DURHAM PLATS AT HOME
with Raleigh, May 1213, July 1314.
Wilmington, May 2223, July
1820.
M Goldsboro, May 2829, July
23 24,
" Oxford, June 2324, August
1819.
OXFORD PLATS AT HOME
with Raleigh, May 1415, Jnly 15-16.
Wilmington, May 2526, July
2122.
" Goldsboro, May 30 June 1, July
2527.
Durham. Juue 1112. August
45.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP
will be decided by the official scores,
and will be awarded to the club wioniog
the largest number of regular sched
ule games. No "exhibition" game
will be taken into consideration. The
Raleigh club will make the first trip
from home, and will be followed by the
Wilmington club, &c.. as named in the
shedule.
Good materials properly proportioned
which are the essential requisites in
Ready mixed Paints can be beat attain
ed by using the N. Y. Enamel Paint
sold at Jacobi's Depot. t
Review.
Railroad Meeting-.
An adjourned meeting of tha citizens
ot Wilmington was held at the rooms
oi the Produce Exchange at half pa?t
II o'elock this forenoon, with Col. W.
L DeRosset In the chair and Mr. G. H.
Smith as secretary.
The object of the meetin was to
hear the report ol tho committee ap
pointed to confer with the representa
tives of tho Capo Fear or Ydkin Val
ley Railroad, to see if some proposition
mpre favorable to Wilmington and its
interests would not be received by the
syndicate. The committee, through
their Chairman, Mr. C. H Robinson
reported that they had held a long con
ference with the gentlemen representing
the syndicate at which quite a number
of propositions were cons'dered and re
jetted. The syndicate were not em
p.ered to make any proposition other
than made at Thursday's meeting, nor
were they authorized to accept of any
substitute for that offer. There was an
exhaustive interchange of opinion be
tween the committee and the gentlemen
representing the syndicate, the result
of which enabled the former to submit
the following report :
That a proposition to give $250,000 in
bonds of the city in exchange for $150.
000 first mortgage bonds and $100 000
in second mortgage bonds and $100,000
in the stock of the road might be favor
ably considered by the syndicate.
When the report of the committee
had been read there was a long discus
sion in which many of those present
participated, some ia advocacy of its
adoption and others earnestly opposed
to its favorable consideration.
Mr. DuBrutz Cutlar was entirely op
posed to any such a scheme and thought
that it the city should do anything it
should subscribe a certain sum as a
donation, and in this view several o'
those present agreed.
Others thought that, whiie the City
should do something to bring the road
here we were not in a financial condi
tion to pledge Wilmington's credit to
so large an amount, and quite a number
of those present were of opinion that
$100,000, or at farthest $150,000, would
be as far as the tax payers of the city
would consent to go.
Several propositions were offered as
substitutes for the report, but they were
voted down. Several amendments
were offered, but were also voted down.
The proceedings were participated in
in by Messrs, C. H. Robinson, DuBrutz
Cutlar, Roger Moore, J. II. Currie, B.
G. Worth, Wm. Oalder, R. E. Calder
and several others.
Of course it was fully understood
that the committee entailed no binding
obligation upon either the city or the
syndicate. It amouutcd simply to a
proposition which cither might ac
cept or reject as in the judgment of
either its terms should demand.
The report of the committee was not
adopted when Mr. Wm. Calder offered
the following substitute, which was
adopted :
Resolved, That it is tho sense ol this
meeting that in no event should the
commissioners that may be appointed
by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen
and the Board of Audit and
Finance to confer with the
Directors ot the Railroad, agree that
the city shall do more than subscribe
Ur$100.000 in first mortgage bonds of
the Railroad, payable in $ 100.000 of
city bonds.
On motion, the same committee were
instructed to notify the syndicate of the
action of the meeting.
Adjourned.
Cotton.
The receipts of cotton at this port lor
the week ending with to-day foot up
56 bales, as against SO bales for the cor
responding week last year, a decrease
this week of 21 bales. The receipts
of the crop year to date foot up 93,567
bales, as against 91.431 bales to same
date last year, an increase this year of
2,136 bales.
Fire at Whiteville.
At about 2 o'clock yesterday morn
ing the turpentine distillery of Col.
McPhaul, at Whiteville Depot. Colum
bus County, caught fire and was total
ly destroyed. Ix)ss about $150. upon
which there was no insurance. The
origion of the tire is unknown, but i.
supposed lo have been accidental.
Wizard Oil cures Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, and all aches aad pains. There
l no sore it will not heal, no pain it
will not subdue tf
Appointments by the Bishop ot
East Carolina.
April V Puadar, Holy Trinity, Hertford
April 28 Tuesday , M. P.. School House, Rock-
ahock.
April 29 Wednesday. S. Pan Is, Eden ton.
April to Thursday, M. P.. 8. Luke's, Wash-
inaton County.
We observe 'quite a fine display oi
new Revolvers lor very reasonable
prices, at Jacobi's Hardware Depot.t
V() ClP
a VS. JU ,
1885
A North Carolina Lady.
Here is an item ot interest to our
readers. We find it in Mr. Walter II.
Page's letter from New York to his
paper, the Raleigh Chronicle t
Col. D. K. McRae, of Wilmingi. n, is
here on business lor a client in an itn
portant case witty and cheerful and
brisk as if be were forty years young d
than he i-. You have, ot course, hear
of Miss Virginia McRae (his daughter's)
success in her brave business under
taking here. She has a tvpe-writina
establishment, where a prodigious
' quantity ot copying is done and where
persons are taught the use of the writing
maeumcs. one 13 earning a larger in
come this very year than 190ths ol
the lawyers in North Carolina, and
she is devoted to her work rather, she
is properly very proud ot her indepen
dence. Some time ago Miss McRae conceiv
ed the idea of operating two or more
type-writers at once. She carried her
conception into praciice by having two
type-writers connected by electricity, so
that amo$erator on one worked both, or
all three.'or four, or a dozen, if need be.
Il now machines could be so connected
across the room they eonld be connect
ed at a distance from here to Raleikh
for example. This would make tele
graphy easy and dispense with the, ne
cessity of having to copy messages
when they are received
While Miss McRe was discussing
the possibility of this reform in tele
graphy, a man came to see her who
was at work on some improvement
along the same line. She talked Irteiy
to him of her own ideas. The next
thing she heard was that the fellow had
taken her idea and made, experiments
and patented it and organized a syndi
cate to introduce the improvement into
eeneral use. Thus, as I hear the story,
the work of Miss McRae's brains and
the results ot her industry and experi
ence are likely to reward not her but
the man who took her idea and secured
a patent on it.
Do'st thou love life? Then do not
squander valuable time. for lhat is the
stuff" life is made or but procure at
once a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
for your cough and be cured. Your
druggist keeps it.
For Sale.
QNE GOOD FARM MULE,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Apply to
upl 2j lt
D. L. (iOUE.
Corneau's
BED BUG "INTERCEPTS,"
rjMIE ONLY THING THAT WILL DO the
work safely, quickly and pleasantly. A posi
tive Preventive and Cure. For sale by all
druggists. JAS. D. NUTT, Prop.,
apl 25 218 North Front St., Wilmington, N.C
Good Advice.
DONT ASK FOR CREDIT. IT HAS
brought thousands to povertv and sor
row. Pay as you go. Have a clear consclcnpe.
Sleep sweetly. Live independently and happi
ly out of debt. If yon have no money, go to
work and get some, and then spend It freely
with j. r. Marshall,
Gereral Commission Merchant,
24 North Water St., Wilmington, N. C.
apl '25
Conoiey's Drug Store.
12 1G MARK E.T STICK ET,
TTyBUGS, AND PATENT MEDICINES,
Cigars and Cigarettes; Birds and Flower--.
Prcsf-riplionB prepared at any hour,
apl 25 J. W. CON OLE Y, Druggtet
New Shoe Store.
rill I
IE SECOND IM'Oi THOSE POPULAR
SHOES
has just arrived at Meadows' New
Shoe Store in Brooklyn. Come and examine
iuallty and pi icen before buying elsewhere.
W. L. MEADOWS,
apl 25 2t No. 705 North Fourth St.
For Sale Cheap,
JN LOTS OF ONE TO TEN BARRKLS.
CHOICE FAMILY EASTERN "ROUND"
HERRING. Consigned and mubt be sold.
'all early,
api 25 lt
f AMES I. METTS,
No. 12 South Water St
New Books.
rpiIE BOOK
ANNEXED TO IHE REPORT
JL
of the Joint Committee of
the Booh of ' om
nnn Prayer; $1.53.
'Ihe Book Opened, or Aaarsls 1 1 the Bi We,
by Alfred Kevin, d. D. ; i.
Rslyn's Fortune, by Christian E ii ; 1 . 2
Boats aad Saddlca, by E!ube;li B. Cn rr,
$1.50.
Ben-nur.A laie oitue ennst, ry wauacc.
cloth, $7 50
tiuiiurejr a mm iju v. utuj)i y )x IS. US,
For sale at
D.EIN3BERG i.h.
Live Book aui Mu. ; Stc-tm
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iHcGrlKT, AlJCtlCUee
apl 25
A- a.
BY COLLIER CO.
njrONDAY, APRIL 27TH, AT 12 M, W&
will sell on the beach near New Inlet, th:
Schr, Gen. P. E. Spinner,
HULL, TACKLE, SAILS, ANCHORS. e.
Parties wishing to attend the sale can leave ;
city at 8 o'clock, a. m., on Steamer L wtbfe ml
return
day.
api It
purasx seme
WswuiDagiad IB
(roaa ottr friends oa any and aU
mm of the writer bum always be:
to the Editor.
taalcsttons moat be written a o
one side of the paper.
Peesonalltfes most be avowd.;
Aad it la especially and partico lari? end
Mood that-the Editor dcea not always ecdci
the views of oorreepeerieato usJca sr. .use
j in the editorial ooraaans.
NEW ADVEKTI8EMEXT8.
OPERA HOUSE.
Grand Parlor Concert !
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Wilmington Light Infantry !
Monday Niifht, April 157, '85.
WHAM) OIL etSCIif COMPAU, NO. 7.
Aai ted by Prof. 1. Orceacwa'.d, Pianist,
apl '25 it
Received
4 NOTH1B LAKGi; INVOrOE OF
aiJ.LU.NEUY AND NOTIONS,
PARASOLS, GLOVES,
NECKWEAR,
HANDRMttJIFS.
ifEWFLRY, c.
ZKPIIYR-M,L COLOR., 10 ..
Remember that all our HnadkereMefaaiMl
Table IlacnAie Bfampedsec cf charge .
Respectfully
MISS E. KARRER.
Exchange Corner.
P. S Our prices are as reasonable ae any
In town.
apl 22
ICE COLD SODA WATER,
L'RE CKKAtfi
CESUINK FRUIT SYKUl'R.
At cur two Stores.
Mar Let ami Second,
Hanover and Fourth,
apl 21 MUND3 BROS., Druggists.
For the Ladies.
J AM STILL RECEiViNG NEW GOODS
and Lope to be able to please all who inav give
me a eali.
I expect a choice lot of goods next week,
and will be pleased t show them.
MRS. KATE C. ROBINSON will assist me
in the business, and all who favor us with a
call rcav be sure of receiving prompt and po
lite attention. Respectfully,
MR3. KATE C. WINE,
apl 23 tf 119 North Second St,
Wood. Wood.
yyE HAVE OPENED A WOOD 1ARD,
near the foat of the New Market, where jt u
can find first class WOOD In every qualltx.
We pell as-cheap as any one. Give us a call."
npllSlm ROBIN80N ft BR.
EZainit.
300 Tons German
Kainit.
For sale at reduced price.
WORTH & WORTH.
apl 11
OFFICE OF
SECRETARY & TREASURER,
CAROLINA CENTRAL It. P.. CO.
Wilmington, N. C, Apill lOth, 1885.
rjIHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Stockholders of the Carolina Central Bail
Road Company,, w ill be b id at the Compa
uy's Ollicc la the tity of VHluitagton, on
THURSDAY, MAY 7th, at 11 o'clock, a.m.
JNO. H.
SUARP,
Secretary
aid 10 Id
Notice
To Rail Road Contractors.
HK WILMINGTON & WE f .DON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY iavi pioaL for the
j OraduaU'iu, alaionary and Irettle ujon thai,
i pari d t itir New ho-, l bttvrten Contentuea
, car w Vaiv, aa l Fayettfe-, die, scventy
mites is teegtfc. Profile, plans. c . are ready
, nr CMilO.llOUAt the Kail Ro
ad Ofltee of h
t'ropos&li BlUSt be filed before be 25th day
Ai nl Tht contract!, will be awarded up&n
Lh ol April, contractor mttt submR
-ritfa Miif evidence of their abiil v to per-
! foru thiihr praposed conirarta. Moai nly pay
: sr. vi ttiil ue uromctty made.
' r tra - ors wautbsginforma'ioii Aad maLlrg
propof vl will a dress Fleming G-r ;ner. Chief
tinmneer, at Wl'mingtcn, carb of W. Jt W. K.
B Cc.
Proposal may be for the Work by sections
ot.ja i lee, or for one half cr the whole of
lfer R. K. BK11R.KKS,
mh Ap-3 PrPJea.
OFFICE OF
Dr. S. C. Ellis,
XTO. 321 SOUT3 FOURTH STRF-'T, next
0.1 injBuuers Drug 6KOTC.
? Note change oi office boors, which are
asfoUows 9 toiOa. m.,2toSp. m.7uyp.au