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4n psorKirroB.
tov POSTAGE PAHfc ,
jCr; month.. t.. The
rtEkl !' VfiTC'i v.
" . r.f the city, at tbe bor
' . ' rciort any ana m
"the'-' irregularly.
5P-- -- - I
has the largest
i . 1 nil . ; ' '
t L i' Q" Wilrnington'
( ." -j.. ..r ZTi Jrninnton. 3
. P von lhr.il speaKS oi
Tb, ,,.ir Democratic quceo."
il , l-i'ivt''l'",i'"' J'"'
-:t.,. iiagliM nas jus-
5 , ... . r.ii1-i .ti'n into French
J'-J ........ ,.! i:i-ar Allan Poe's
t;. a contributiou
!u'l ,ire of the Congo coun ry
rr out a carao of liquor, which
fvSwbo.lcth.t U culd not be
, i r; ,',.n name on the back
w nt"f a Jh53li3ippl uuum
uinerip in Texas. So says
. 'V-:.... n1ill;." but OllW, it
SJ3'..T iu . .. . ..
,r the ourpe ol joining in mo
Lw.nies w honor if a General who
'.m-rnaninnns as well as victori-
L.cUrn not ashamed to us juu,
LfcewasnoialraiJ t njjnt.-
T-r a.'el largest !iaiuond in the
torllwas foun.J n-contly in Alnca.
iritis tub? p m!.-Ii'-1 i: Amsterdam,
c!ireaSLrtc';aI ?hop U being construe
fdfjrlhe purple. It h said to weigo
n nrat?. which is U)j carats, more
I LUJii k " "
)n.n h nIl III i I'LSia J VV'4U
Mojo:.
Commenting on the frequent mis
carriage of justice m criminal cases
the Baltimore Sun says : "Out oi 3.337
carders perpetrated during the year
Ivltho total number ot murderers cx
ecated wa? but 313. and of this number
210 met their death by lynch law and
only Utt by Ical proces:'!
- - -
.V. the Inventor's Exposition in Lon
idoumr.cthousan! incaudescent lamps
are used t j il'.uajinate and decorate the
IprJeas ?.nX, fountains, and as the
larcps and fountains are all under elec
trical control, wonderful fairly-like
icones arc produced when the key-
I board is properly mapipulated.
t
CoIonelJohn S. Mosby, whose ex
ploits in Confederate cavalry service
during the var will be remembered,
sajs he "will never again set foot on
Virginia soil." He is at Hong Kong.
ad will soon turn over his ministerial
seal to ex-Seoator "Withers, who is to
luceeeJbim ia office.
A Iraadulent mineral spring has
been exposed Jin Austria. Chemicals
were introduced into an underground
s'ream a considerable distance from its
. The properties of the doctored
a:er were commended honestly by
Pbysicians. and the enterprise had en
tered upon a career ot prosperity, when
aseptics! visitor dug out the troth:
r
Friday mornings Saturdav Review'.
oflxinJoa. is remarkable for a column
waspish attack on the Dean of West
OmstPr Abbey be cause of his lending
lie Ai)0-y on Tuesd iv f.ir com memo-
joa services over Gen. Grant, there
6rconcedinj: him the one mark of
fionarao Englishman holds the hiehest
ia4ijab:e, and that is peculiarly Eng-
Tbe officers ot tho New York inanr-
companies say that the six months
rost trying period in their recol-
;oa. The losses have been heav
'o the West ami Srtnthn70f " Thotr
J wit the public cannot expect
i r rates unless more precautions
kea azaint dptmt;nn r nmn.
XeV Ynrt lT-t,l k. r.ttt
a, , -mm, uca kUUU
t, ' Dst- u i8 something in regard
lite war and relates' to a reported
?ira:y to excite a revolution in the
duriug the last days of the war.
o t believe it. but publish it hero
tiT. l 11 Q the Shape of a
irom tbe Herald bureau in
-aueipaia: -
,- uiuk i understand what uen
H, 3t referred to in speaking to
4 r.. i . 1 lue imminence or a sec
v2?Uoninthis nation." said an
taeSiret .Sice ofiicer at the Con-
h,aHot1 l0-n'Slrt. "II is a secret
red t7Jr . wea KePc- tnougn it nov-
'Ur mOUthn nvr tho lU.ekinirfAn
Ud s . ; . After Lincoln's assassln-
e " ,ia nave divided the North
Wbrni0? l"b'-e Hnes. It would
beronJ 2ht England into the trouble
coauj'i uoaot. because of Canadian
"lciUona. It would have been fatal
VOL. IX.
to our government and would have re-
buiito m lnuifcnminate rjutcnery.
"What is this secret?"
It relates to the assassination plot,"
was the reply. 'That conspiracy was
hatched before Lincoln was inaugurat
ed the second lime. It contemplated
the abduction of Lincoln for the benefit
oi aooiner man, I refer to Vice Presi
dent .Johnson. He was to be made
the great man of war. Lincoln was to
to ue got out of way. Johnson was a
Southern man ; the struzrrlo was then
an admittedlv hooeless one for the
South, but it was desirable to baverav
man who could be depended on lor
satisfaction, as Lincoln, with Stanton
behind him, could not be expected to
be .lenient. Remember. I do not say
that Johnson was a party to the con
spiracy, but I ak you to read Gen
eral Butler's arraignment of Johnson
during the impeachment trial. fRcad it
carefully between tho lines, and see
what it nieaus. . I tell you only thi,
that the list of men privy to the abduc
lion of Liuecln would, if printed to
moirow. convulse this nation to its
centre. I have seen .myself a note
Ironi Johnson to John Wilkes Booth
askinsr him to meet him at the Kirks
wood Hoas3. Han't draw tny infer
ences; I merely mean that they wcie
on intimate terms.'' . ,
'When and where was tho conspira
cy organised?" was a"kcd.
"It was the outcrowth of Seward'i
direct interposition in the case ot Beal,
the rcan convicted ot the plot to liberate
the prisoners at Johnston's Islantl. in
Sandusky Bay. Lincoln was appealed
to and promised that Beat should not
die. Seward personally interfered and
uoally. Eccured Bears execution. A
meeting was held at St. Catherine'?.
Canada, a few weeks afterward. The
plot,was hatched there. It was born of
personal malice more than Southern
sympathy. The Beal case, and it alone.
accounts for tho attack on Secretary
beward. I5ut this malicious scheme of
a cabal of vindictive men grew into a
widely ramihed conspiracy. Most
dreadful of all, it becarqe known among
largo circles in Washington. There
were plenty of men in the Capitol on
March 4 who went there to hear a dif
ferent man from Lincoln make the in
augural address. It is terrible even
now tothink how rotten tho heart of
the. political centre of this nation then
was. I he surrender at Appomattox
was a crushing blow. It came sooner
than was expected. Lincoln's death
bad been resolved upon and the date
fixed. But only a comparative few
knew that this change had been made
in the scheme j
I have often wondered if General
Lee had not obtained an inkling of the
terrible crime in contemplation and
hastened the capitulation. He never
would have sanctioned a dastardlySact.
After the shooting the abject fear man-1
ifested by some people in Washington
who had not been attacked is remem
bered yet. Too many people were
hanged or not enough. The most ex
perienced men in the service were put
on the case. But one by one they were
withdrawn. I was detailed for special
duty, but stack tor the conspiracy. I
found I was shadowed by other people.
I have always suspected there was a
conference one very dark night be
tween Stanton, Wade and Grant that re
ferred to the secret information obtain
ed about the conspiracy. I was not
present, though I was in the house when
it occurred. The archives of the House
Judiciary Committee contain, or did
contain, some of the most startling tes
timony imaginable. General Butler
and George S. Bout well knew all that
General Grant knew. It either man
would tell what be knows, though it is
not all the story,-we might have a rev
elation yet. What I have merely hint
ed at shows how wise General Grant
was to keep this awful secret so long,
and bow indiscreet he would have been
to confide it to anybody."
;A part of Philadelphia and the couu
try near at hand were visited by a terri
ble tornado on Monday." It struck tbe
Delaware river below the city and in
just one minute tn excursion . steamer
was a wreck. But two lives are known
to have been lost: It followed up the
river, cutting a swatth through the city
of Camden. It crossed the river to the
Philadelphia side, near Port Richmond.
the great coal shipping and manufac
turing center. Then, like a flash, it
was gone on its work, of desolation up
the river. On the same day .Baltimore
and Chicago were visited with terrible
rain storms. In the former city, in
twelve hours,; the rainfall was 5.58
inches. The sewers were overrun.
basements were flooded and there as
much loss to property. . In Baltimore
Harrison street aqd the Centre Market
were flooded for fully two feet above
the street surface.
Oh. irtye me teeth aonnd, white and neat.
Oh, xlve me breath thai put and sweet.
Oh. give me rosy, healthful gums.
And I will meet whatever comet;
What trouble may befall, - . - ;
With SO.9DOKT I'd meet them ialL
Nevermore
Can the coarso crilty tooth , powders
and tooth-destroying chemical fluids
find place m the toilets of sensible
people. The fragrant-and preserva
tive SOZODONT has superseded them
all. "
SrALMNo's Glue." mends Head
less polls and Broken Cradles..
The Othello. New Emerald, Zeb
VancoandNew Excelsior Penn;, are
the leading cook stoyes, both In quail
ty and price." They can be seen at
Ja.cobi's Hdw. Depot. . . t
w LLM1JNUTON. N. C. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST
LOCAL NEWS.
noa tb ntn AOYcinxcnciTs.
C W Yates IVaiik Bojks
F C Uiluk Tar Hee' liniment
HKnrsBxsoxB Pianos and Organs
B M Mela tike Carpets ad Mattings
Muxds BaoTHxas Buffalo Llthi Water
Last night was cool and comfortable.
Our Rechabite friends are making
efforts to have their excursion on lues-
day pext one of tbe very best of the
season. -
Bine, white, grey, brown and olive
flannel shirts, are sold by Dyer. The
visitors to the1 mountains will take
notice. 1 f
Wc arc inlormed that there wi.l ba
another moonlight excursion to the
"Rocks," to take place on the night of
the 20th inst.
Steam boatmen report that there is
about two andt half feet of water on
the shoals in the Cape Fear and that
the river is slowly falling.
It; is reported that the Henderson
Base "Ball Ciob have disbanded, in
which cas it is hardly probable that
the Seasides will play there.
Se-ycn-ty live cents only for the best
white unlaundried shirt in tho city, at
tho Wilmington Shirt Factory, Np. 27
Market st., J. Elsbacti. Prop. tf
A colored man in the employ of Mr.
A. Y. Wilson had the misfortune to
have his hand badly loccrated by a saw
at the saw mill this morning. His
wounds were dressed by Dr. W. J.H.
Bellamy.
Wc hear that a tinner, who was
working on the roof of tbe market
house this morning, accidentally slipped
and fell to the ground, but did not re-
ceivo any. serious injury. We could
not learn his name.
Tho Fourth Annual Fair of the N.
C Fruit Growers1 Association will be
held at Greensboro on the 12th and 13th
iust. It is hoped that this county, and
in fact this entire section of tbo State,
will bo well represented! The fare by
rail and steamboat has been made so
low that' the expense will be almost
nominal-
Indications.
For the South Atlantic States, fair
weather, nearly stationary tempera
ture and variable winds.
!
Street Music.
The Germania Cornet Band paraded
through some of our streets this morn
ins on their way to the Passport tor an
excursion down the river. It was
their first parade and they played with
remarkable smoothness and skill con
sidering tbe time they have been in
practice. A large party accompanied
them down the river.
A Kattler.
A couple of gentlemen who were
riding to the Sound yesterday alternoon
saw a rattlesnake on the tornpike. and
after quite a battle succeeded in killing
the venomous reptile. He measured
four teet in length and had eight rattles
and a button. It was at an hour when
a great number of people were either
going to or returning from tbe Sound,
and the fight with the snake caused
quite a blockade of the turnpike for a
short time. .. - ...
l'eraonai.
Mr. Willie Rosenthal has been ap
pointed a city letter carrier in place of
Walter Evans, colored.
Mr. William Anderson, who has
been visiltng his parents in this city,
has returned to bis , home at Ocala,
Fla.
Col. Jwhn D. Taylor and wife left
this morning for Warm Springs, N. C.
and expect to be absent from the city
about a month.
Mr. T. H. Thompson, who has been
sick at Whitaker's for several weeks,
returned to tbe city last night. He is
now well but is yet very weak. - k
A letter received in this city this
morning from Capt. W. M. Parker.
staWs that he is now at Hartford,
Conn., and that bi3 health is improv
injr.
It Beats AH.
How trade does keep at Shrier's is
tbe remark often made by visitors and
frequently overheard. It is indeed a
matter of ereat surprise while nearly
eyery (we may say every) clohting
house is complaining of dull business.
This encourages us to do still batter.
Depend upon us always. Depend upon
us always .or tbe best of everything at
the' lowest price. Remember, it will
pay you to trade with the Old Reliable.
Shhtep, the Old Reliable Clothier, 114
Market st. Sign of the Golden Arm. t
Fifty New Houses.
Hon.- James Wilson, who is tbe
largest real estate owner in tbo city,
proposes to build fifty new dwelling
houses here this Fall. They will be
convenient, comfortable residences, of
various sizes, and will be located in dif
ferent sections of the city easy of ac
cess from the business centres. Mr.
Wilson proposes to sell these residences
on easy terms and we doubt not" that
he will be able to dispose of them a3
fa3t a? they are completed.
Handy Scale lor Letters.
A silver dollar weighs very-nearly an
ounce. Hence anylctter not heavier
than the dollar can go for a single two
cent stamp. This is easily remember
ed. If you want to bo exact, take a sil
ver dollar and a silver five cent piece,
and you have an once almost to
a feather s weight. Provided vou
haven't tho silver -dollar bandy.
use two naiyes. or it you
have nickels only, five of them and a
small copper cent will give you nearly
the ounce. As ninety-nine letters out
of one hundred will fall within the
ounce , weight, this simple system of
weighing will serve for general use. I1
is the result of so mo tests made by
Chief Clerk Wood house, of the New
York Postollice.
N. u. Soldier s Home.
A friend writes us from Henderson
that at a meeting of tbe people of that
town, held on Satnrday Ia9t. Col.,W. F.
Bcasley, President of the Soldier'3
Home Association made a very grace
ful and eloquent speech in behalf of the
noble cause which he represents. In
the course of his remarks Col. Beasley
paid a glowing and well-merited
tribute to the ladies of this city. He
said that Wilmington is the only place
in the State where action bad been
taken and money raised in behalf of tbe
Home; that our Ladies' Memorial As
sociation had done noble work and arc
prepared to do more.
The meeting at Henderson was duly
organized and the good people of the
town pledged themselves to raise their
quota of tbe fund.
Col. Beasley was to have spoken at
Oxford on Monday and he seems de
termined that the good cause in which
he is laboring shall succeed. .
itead and' be Comforted.
Those who for the past tew days have
been broiled, par boiled, roasted, stew
ed, or otherwise done up by the heat,
can take some comfort from the follow
ing paragraph:
In 1303 and 1304. according to a
French periodical, the Rhine, Loire
and Seine ran dry. In . 1615 the beat
throughout Europe became excessive.
Scotland suffered particularly in 1625;
men and beasts died in scores. The
beat in several departments during the
summer of 1705 was equal to that in a
glass fornance. Meat could be cooked
by merely exposing it to the sun. Not
a soul dared venture out between noon
and 4 p. m. In 1718 many shops had
to close ; the theatres never opened their
doors for several months. Not a drop
of water fell during six months. In
1773 the themometer rose to 118 de
grees. 1779 the : heat at Bologna, was
so great that a great number of people
were stifled. There was not sufficient
air for the breath and people bad to
take refuge under ground. In July.
1792, the heat became -intolerable.
Vegetables were burned up and fruit
dried upon the trees. The fumitnre and
wood work in dwelling houses cracked
and split- up ; meat went bad in an
hour.
Colored Temperance Men.
The Independent Knights of Recbab,
No. 1, is the name of a colored temper
ance organization recent ly established
in this city. It has received its charter
and is now ready to engage in the work
of temperance reform among tbe
colored race and has already a member
ship of 35 persons. At a recent meet
ing the following officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing term :
C. R. Altimore Walker.
D. R. Samuel Merrick. .
P. C. R- J. H. Jackson.
Shep. W. Stanley. 1
Levite A. Davis, -
R. S. A Sampson. ' ., ' - "
F. S W. Bland.
I.G W. Knight.
O. G. F. Daniels.
The regular meetings are on Mon
day nights and are held In tbe ball over
Capt. J. U. Boatwrigbt's Store. A good
deal of interest is manifested among the
members to make the Tent as pros
perous as possible, in order that . their
influence upon their race may . prove
beneficial. They will hold a special
meeting on Friday next for the further
advancement of the cause. r I jf; if
Now is the season lor painting your
houses. Go to . Jacobi's I Hardware
Depot and buy your paints, if you want
to save monej. ; t '
5, 1885. NO. 181
NEW AJ3VERISEMENT8
4 'j. . I
. j ; 1 , i
Come and avail, yourself, of a real ii.viwiA.ix ia a good CARPET. We intend
closing these goods .out before going in the market for new stock. '
'You will save 10 to 15c peryard. -
MATTINGS We are selling at very reasonable prices. ' '-
r .RUGS Closing out very low. -
A complete stock and Ihose who are posted know that we excel in this line.
LACES. ALL-OVER LACES, &c We arc selling LaWs and
r ' Embroidery now at reduced prices as the stock is broken.
WHITE BELTSrReceivcd to day. Samepricesj
Corsets. ; Corsets. Corsets.
A splendid assortment and we think you can bo suited.
WASH GOODS Gingham3 and Saarsuckers and a lew Salteens. -
Jerseys a specialty.
aug 5
Brunswick Budget.
i . We arc indebted to Sheriff Taylor
forthe following interesting items of
nows from Brunswick county :
i The rice corps on the Cape Fear are
very pretty probablywere never bet
ter. The epland crops ot corn and
cotton may prove average crops; in
Shallotto and Waccamaw townships
they are line and there - will
be a surplus of corn there, . provided
they meet with no disaster beforo they
are gathered. . From Smithville to the
South Carolina line, however, along
the coast, they are not so good,-and
will probably be cut off one-half, in coc-
seqtienco of the want of rain while in
growth. There has been very little rain
on the coast since May. while on the
stiff lands in the interior there has been
too much rain. On tbe whole, however,
a fair crop may be looked for in the
county.
Henry Williamson, a white man who
is said to have been raised in Sampson
county, and who escaped from the Pen
itentiary a few yearrs ago, turned up
in Brunswick in tbe latter part of 1883
or early in 1884. At the last, term of
the Suprior Court he was indicted for
burglary but was' released on bond,
pending trial, lit jumped tbe bond
and has since oeeu at, large, heavily
armed and bidding defiance to the
law. He was captured last Saturday
in Shallotte township, by Special
Deputy P. C. Gore, and was yesterday
safely confined in the jail at Smithviile.
where he will be held for trial at the
next term of Brunswick Superior
Court.
' ' List of Letters.
A list of unclaimed letters remaining
at the Post Office in this City on Wed
nesday, August ,5th, 1885: - i .
B Betsy Bell, G W Brown, James
Baily. . . . .
D Morgan Davis, Kvalt V Donned
ly.
ii Annie J nankins, J L, uoweu.
J L P Johnson. ,
K J G Kelley.
NSallie N Nichols.
S Manerva Simmons, M M Stanly.
Silva Scott. Chas Scott.
T Alice Thomas.
W Eliza U addell. 'Allan Warters,
Ann Weavar.
, PACKAGES.
Levina Hurbert.
Persons calling for letters in above
list will please ask for 'advertised let
ters," giving date ot list. Letters wil1
be sent to Dead Letter Office if not
called for within 30 days. ,
r ? 4 "Kd. R." Bxunk, P. M. ,
Wilmington, N C. Aug. 5th 1885.
There was no City Court this morn
ing. ; 4; . -
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BANK OF SEW HANOVER,
. WILMINGTON, N. C.,Aui. 3, 1SS5,
fJIHE DIRECTORS OF III BANK OF
MEW HANOVER hsvc lcclarcil ft Seml-An-mial
Dividend of FOUR FKR CEST., paya
ble on the 8th Instant to Stockholders of re
cord of this date. .
SDg 4 St 8. V- WALLAtC, CAeuicr
Home Again.
9f
W
E ARK ONCE MORE AT OUR OLD
Staml, Front Street, next door North of Bank
of few Hanover, with a ,
; COIGET AT LOWEST - ,
POSSIBLE PRICES FOR SPOT CASH.
Bv ibralzbtforward dealing and pclllc at
tention to all. we hope to. merit and reed re
the generous patronage bestowed upon ui In
the iast. Call and see us: 3 '
GIuKS ft MOBCUISOy.
july 27 lw " Hardware Department
- We HaTin sStocfcf Q
alllE BEST LINE OF COOKINQ STOVES.
Kerosene Oil Stove s.l in and Sheet Iron Ware
ami House rnrnlxhins Goo-Is to ba-found In
the city. If you want FIRST CLASS goods at
bottom rWccs call at
PARKER TAYLOR'S, .
aug 3 - O Soatli fTont St
fLSAJEK K0TIC5
- TTi ira fca glid ta rtctlva coramnTrtratio
fcroa ear frtais cm say aad an irsjsc,;
csaerallaterestbiis I
tXhe Basts of th9 writer must always t" .".
aJfihed to tae IZiZizt, :
CommTiTilcationj masv be - wtftUa cs " otV.:
one side of the paper.
- trmonnnem must oe avoiaec. -
- And It Is especially and particularly end
tood that the Editor does not always endoi ;
t tha views of correspondents tmlsas so stati
u tho editorial column. ' . -
N EWU AD VEKTISEfllEKTS:
r. ni. rjcirjTiRE.
Wanted.
SEUVANT TO DO THE WOBK FOE
a email family. Apply at Na. 711 Dock, be
tween Seventh and Eighth firects. '
TIN ROOFING,
JOOF REPAIRING AND PAINTING
Tin ant Sheet Iran Wave! made to order.
SstovePlpesj Elbows, &c, c . , x
Mfir Jobbirg generally. i
r W.E. KING,
v " Practical Tloemlth,
Pnnccss,bct. Front and Water Streets
aug 3 - , ,. .,, .
' Why Wot
JO TO 21 NORTH WATER STREET, and
buy Country ProSacc of J. R. MARSHALL,
who is receiving contignaicnU dally, of good
things, fresh from the eouniry.
aug 1 4 , :
Tar Heel Liniment.
pOK INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE. -
Ely's Cream Balm and Wei-Dc-Yeycrs Ca--tarrh
Cure. Also, a complete Block of Patent
Medicines, Drug, Ac , at i
. , F. C. MILLER'S,
july U Corner Fourth and Nan st
. t - , j w
Fresh Every Day, -
J HAVE NOW ON HAND AND WILL CON
ca. Watermelons, and all kinds of Vegetables.
Chickens, Kpga, &c, will sell at reasonable
prices. Give me a call. -1
. , a. M. D. HUMPHREY.
July 20 "Davis' Row", near New Market
Buffalo Lithia .Water No; 2.
Epsom are the srenulne water we dinnaA nt
I
FRKSII LOT JUST IN BY BOTT E OU
Case. Conarress Water; fresh. IJathorn
Water, fresh. JDeet Itk. HAmtntr nri T.tn
pur Soda Counter. Up to the times with the , "
best Goods and reasonable prices. f i
Come and sec us at 104 N. Front t.
july 19 MUNDS BROS.
Pis Fish !
Pis: Fish!
QOOD SUPPLY ON HAND kT PINE
GROVE. Our 8HARPIE and other Boat
ready at five minutes' notice with OWEN -JONES
(best boatman on the Sound) and his
two boj a always on Use lookout to take vou .
sailing. Transient nl Permareot Boarders' v
accommodate rt; "Telephone No 7U "
Jane 27 ED. WILSON MANNING.
Atlantic House,
Front Street, Sraltliyllle, N.O.
GEO. W DAVIS and D. L. BENDER, Prop's.
"ATEALS AT ALL HOURS. Fish, Clam.
wraus. c, Bcrvtu in an Bines, at snort
notice
rirntc
271m
class B$r attached.
july
Board. Board. Board.
JFTEK JULY 1ST, I WILL I URXISII
families with meala by llic day,- week cr
month. Whatever this market affords wi'l be
obtained ia addition to Western ltPifnrf &rit. '
ton.. Heals etnt out witbyut eitra ehartre.
. , , WILL WKSl. "
jnly 1 . , go y. rronttt.
Geo. W. Price, Jr.,
ArCIMEEK ' k COSHfSSJOX IKM1ST.
QFF1CE AND SALES ROOMS N. E, Cor.
Market and Second streets, where ipccjil at.
tentlon tJU be gincn thosaloof Goods, Ware
Merchandlie; Ac i on Cooslgnnien and a
General Commission JJuaiccss. STRICT at
ten Hon to bu!css and QUICK returns of
"ales: :;" " Jolyi "
P i a ri be &0 rgano
JEPRESENTING THE G BEAT SOUTH
ERN MUSIC HOUSE of LUDDKN A BATES.
Savaiiuah, ! can now sspply purcbacrs at "
lowest nianufactarcrs rates, with one uni
form pr.'ca to all. I rerreecnt now the Cbick-'
crlDgASou?, Lnd lcn A Bat;n, Matbn&hck,
rlon. Brent, S hefty Wteclock ' and Baus"
PIANOS; Mason & Jlaml n, Packard Orchfs
tral. Bay SUte and Stsodatd OKU ASS.
Send tor Illustrated Catalogue and oorSpe- -clal
Offers, ana Jet as demonstrate how well
we can satisfy yon la price aad nuali tr. '-'
" Very rcspcofoT ."
aug 3 p. liElSSBKEGER. ,
Back Again.
QALL AWD HEAR ALL ABOUI WASH
lng'on aiwt Alcxan JrU and fret the COOLEST '
BEER in the city. -
July 20". - - j. i. McGOWAN.
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