North Carolina Newspapers

I: THI PAFRli j.b: T eveuiftn. Sundays x 'cepted hj JOSII T. .JAMES, t jfroa 'raoraisroa. SUBSCRIPTIONS rOaTAQK PAID .r9 year $4-03. 31 months etOO. Tare, raoaths. tl; n month, S5 cents, me paper will be delivered by carriers free or 10 cent per week-. . Advestlfcln&f rate low and liberal. 3-Sub3crlber will report any end all fall :rCg to receive their paper regularly. And now. where shall -we have that htndwme public bui!!ine " errcfe? Don't all sneak at "fee.. m Two hundred ih -mand do lars will erect a very handsome public bui'dinjr. h-re. O-ir Senator -and Ilepresenia tives deacrv J will .receive, the warmest acknowledgments- ol our people lor their txenin.s in our b naif . Oar Neighbor of the Star staled, thi .t . aru nru!lltll! fnU T f morning ui ni" - J real estate owners who are understood t lavor ft8uhcriptioo,nthe Cape Fear A: 1 aUKin awey iv. . -,.;..-.s' it." It the Slar had rever-e4 lhe !. ,r .t.iiion w think h would hav t.t;vu much nearer the mark TV te:l lhe matter we went out on the afrfcct this 1 morning awl qiistiom-d j sl eleven wnsr of real estate We iliil no! seek out any one in particular, taking place of bus nes as t hoy came and men a we found theui on tin? streets, and ab solutely without knowing beforehand what the reply to uar intirrogntorv w.'iild be. As a result we found eight o! the eleven opposed to the subscrip tion, two in lavor u it and one unde cided. Wo are not quite rash enough, mind ju. to claim thi3 as-ac-. tuiily indicative of the opinions of .the property owners as a whole, for we are not of those who prefer theories to facta 'uuf we submit that lhe outlo.de is de Uv liff(rfnt to that indicated by the f . ill considered assertion niatle in the Vn-thi mnfnintf. In the House of Representatives at Kaleigb. a lew days ago, a resolution 'was offered requesting the ruembers of C'.nsress from North Carolina to sup port the Ii'a'r Bdl. One hundred and four of those present voted aye. and fiye voted no. This is emphatic and sis iiilicant of public centinaent in the Stale upon this bill. It only shows what has been all along claimed, that the people of all parties, conditions and colors are, in this entire State, almost uoani iuous for this great measure of relief and deliverance. This votoof the members id the House, directly froaa the peopfe. whose views and wishes they dare not disregard, speaks in no uncertain sound upon another feature of this long deferred and rnuch-discu?sed ques tion It shows the influence npoa pub ic sentiment in this State of those newspapers that have been for years prominently engaged in persistent efforts to array the people against this ure. Behold the result in the recent vote in the House of Representatives at Raleigh! Truly was a mountain in labor and a mouse came forth ! Brace Up. You are feelingtlepressed. your appe tite is poor, you are bothered with Headache, you are fidgetty, nervous, and generally out of sorts, and want to trace up. Brace up. but not with slim ulants, spring medicines, or bitters, which have for their basis very bad, cheap whiskey, and which stimulate you tor an hour, then leave you in worse coadition than before. What you want is an alterative to purify your blood, start healthy action of Liver and Kidneys, restore your vitality, and five renewed health and strength. Such a medicine you will find in Electric Hitters, and only 50 cents a bottle at W. H. Green & Co's. A Captain's Fortunate Discov ery. Capt. Coleman, schr. ; Weymouth, plying between Atlantic City and N. Y.. had been troubled with a cough so that he was unable to sleep; and was induced to try Dr. King's New Discov ery for Consumption. It not only gate hi -n instant relief, but allayed the ex treme soreness in his breast. Ilis chil dren wore similarly affected and a sin gle dose had the same happy euect. ? Dr. King's New Discovery is now the standard remedy in the Coleman bouse hold and on board the schooner. Free Trial Bottles oh this Standard Remedy at W. H. Green & Co's. L-jaVe your orders at Heinsborger's 'or the Life, Trial and Conviction of 3luvcrius the murderer of Lilian Madi on. t Clearance Sale. I B-g reduction in clothing at Shriek's. Ill small lots where sizes are broken 1 suits ; overcoats for men. boys and 5ildren. reduced in prico $2. $3, $4 ml $5. The real cost or actnal value i the goods have nothing to do Avith Se low prices. Siikieb has reduced I cm to some ixlTaonlinary big value r very little money. Don't fsfl to Sa Siiuier for bargains'; first come ill have best choice to select from at e very low prices.. New styles and iliable clothing can be bad at I. BRtEu's, tho Old Reliable Clothier, 14 Market Street. . t Pianos and organs can be bought taper at Heinsberger's than at any her house in' the State t rm- ,1 VOL. XI. LOCAL NEWS. QEI T0NIW:DVRTi3EMEIU. Notice City Ordlrance r u Millkb Garden Seed Tiioa r Bag i.tv Land Plaster AY 11 Torr. EctSl K of P C W TaTES-Subscilptlons Becelvcd S It Dbaxe Sale of Stair Fxce'.slor 4 Muxds Eso3 Cod liver OH, Emu's'on - Gto R rcR-ccn A Foxs yrenoh Heel Slip- Ieri Millx A KiEsruB-Kenrcdy'g Medical Discovery The receipts of cotton at this port to day foot up 476 bales. The cheapest place to buy your school books and school stationery is at Heins berger. f Thi3 is good weather for the iarmer, and truckers to prepare f-r the early' planlinu. Social inducements are offered to buyers f clothing 'ull Keb. l3t. at IJKSON S. t Yon will save money and get the best work by sending your clothes for repairs to John Dyer and Son. -f There will undoubtedly be more cold days this Season, but we venture the prediction tbat the real backbone of Winter is broken. . A special meeting of Stonewall Lrdge No. 1. will b9 held to-night at 8 oV.k, at'which time the (Jrand Chancellor will niake his oftieial visit. (ier. barque Cardenas dragged her anchors and went ash ro at DeepWater Point at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Tuirs failed to pull heroffthis forenoon, but she will probably come off on the next tide. A large assortment of ivory, cellu Ioid and silver plated table and dessert knives. Just the article lor a Christ mas preseru. For low prices and good reliable goods, go to Jacop.i's Hdw. Depot. f indication For North Carolina Northwest shitting to Southeast, winds, fair weath er, slightly colder. Personal Mr. J. G Cral?, who was so serious ly injured by a fall several weeks ago, has so far recovered as to be able to be out. We were glad to see him on our streets to-day, but regret that he is yet quite lame City Court. Acting Mayor Bear, who has return od from Now York, had one case for consideration at the City Court this morning. It was a simple case of dJjS" orderly conduct, and being the first offense, the defendant was discharged. We suppress the name by request. St. James Church. The Rt. Rev. the Missionary .Bishop of Shanghai, China, will' address the coneregation of St. James' Church, upon the progress and needs of his mission. Ht the morning service, Sun day. Jao 23rd. Service begins at II o'clock. 'All are cordially invited. Fsporta Foreign (Ier. barque Prinz Jiefenl. Herwig. cleared late last evening for Glasgow with 3,812 barrels rosin, valued at $1, 000, shipped by Mes-rs. Alex. Spruct & "Son. Br. Steamship Iktchvitlz Evan, cleared to-day for Liverpool with 4.601 bales cotton, valued at $-2U,180, shipped by Messrs. Williams & Mur chison; making total of exports foreign amounting to $220,180. Unity ot the Church.' A few Sabbaths ago Rev. Dr Yates, Pastor of the First Methodist Church of this city, delivered a sermon upon the "Unity of the Church." which gave such general satisfaction to bis hearers tbat a number ot them have made a written request for its repetition, and he has kindly consented to doliver it again on nelt Sunday morning, the 23d int staor, at the Temple of lira 1. Death of Mr. 8. P. Hand. We regret to learn of the death of Mr. Samuel P Hand, one ot the most prominent and useful citizens ol Pender county. He died at bis residence, near Burgaw, last Friday night, ot con. sumption, and was buried on Sun day. The funeral sermon was preach ed by Rev. O. B. Black, and a very large concourse of -relatives and friends was present on the sad occasion. He was a good roan and his I033 is deeply felt.' Do you need a good heating or cook- ing stove ? Then' go to Jacobi's There you will find a large assortment to select from. Ilis low prices will pleasa you. ' 1 t The Rkyikw Job Okhcb u the place to get good work at moderate prices. U J WILMINGTON. N. C FRIDAY. JANUARY 21, On Gambllosr. Several weeks ago Rev. Peyton II. Hoge p reached a sermon on g&mblinz. which was an excellent effort. SeTcrJ of onr business men have expressed a desire that it may be repeated, and in accordance with that wish Mr. Hoge will preach next Sunday night, at 7:30 o'clock, on the subject of gambling and especially in connection with and rela tion to business transactions. The pubi c are cordially invited to be pres ent. , Munson is closing out the balance stock of underwear and extra pants at greatly reduced ' prices. Children's clothing at a discount. t In a Muddle. We understand lhat the Shrievalty question in Pender county is in some what of a muddle now. Mr. K. M. Johnson, the newly elected Sheriffqual ified last Saturday by taking the oath of office, claiming lhat his bond having been accepted ho had aright to qualify. Sheriff Wrard still holds on. however, as he was informed by the Board of Commissioners that he is skill in office, and will be until the February meeting of the Board. It will be remembered that Mr. Johnson furnished a bond that was not entirely satisfactory to the Board and that he promised to make it $5,000 stronger at tho meeting in February. Tho Pilots. There arc two classes of pilots now on the Cape Fear, one of' which eon sists ot what is known as tho bar pilots, and the olhar comprises the river pilots. The former of these are embowered to pilot vessels over the bar either in going to or coming from sea, while the latter are allowed to pilot vessels between Smithyi'.Ie and this port. The duties and powers of each class are separate and distinct, but a movement is now on foot among the pilots to have these duties and powers merged, so that the pilot who brings a vessel in from sea, over the bar. may remain in charge until she reaches this city, and the pilot who takes a vessel from here shall re main in charge until she. is at sea. riiis Morning's Fire. At about 5 o'clock this morning lire was discovered in the one story frame building' on tbo Southeast corner of McRae and Campbell streets, occupied by Mr.C. Schmidt as a grocery store and barroom. An alarm was sent out from box 13. corner of Sixth and Red Cross, and the firemen were soon in attend ance and nard at work, but lhe flames had gotten under such headway that the building and contents were destroy ed. The stouk was insured to the amount of $350 in the Hamburg Bremen, represented in this city by Messrs. J W. Gordon & Smith. The building, whjch wan the' property of William Cotton, colored, was insure ed to the amount of $400 in the Ger mania Insurance Company, of New York, represented here by Messrs. Northrop, Hodges & Taylor. A handsome" line of neckwear, pleat ed bosom shirts, dress bows and four in hand pique scarfs for full dress, can be found at Munson 's. . t Louise Arnot. This distinguished actress, with a a carefully selected Company, will ap pear at the Opera House in this city next Monday night. In speaking of her remarkable versatility as an actress, a competent critio gives utterance to lhe following: '".' v 5 Miss Arnot' career on the American stage has been a succession of artistic and popular triumpns, anu me extraor dinary, range and variety ot character which she has shown herself capable of portraying is a constant surprise to all who have watched the development ol hergenius, "From gay to grave "she can pass with easy step, and sfie s equally at home in tragedy and comedy. One night we are melted to tears by the tbrilliogand tender pathos ol Leah, the Forsaken, and tbo next we are con vulsed with mirth at the racy humor which permeates every action, look and tone of the widow of the late Dennis O' Brien. Between these two interpreta tions there is ample scope for the exer cise of a dramatic faculty which is ver satile to a degree not attained by any other actress on the American stage to day. Miss Arnot possesses the rare gift of the genuine artist of completely losing ber individuality and identifying herself with the character she is.delint atiog. A notable instance of this may be seen In the swift transitions required in "The Little Detective." where she assumes five distinctly different types ot character in one play. She makes each one of - the characters a distinct creation for the moment. If You With a Good Article Of Plug Tobacco, ask soar. dealer for .-Old Rii" sept 10 d& fm -r - : --7:--' ' ..- ;-J7-; '-i- ' . - -'.v X The Public tsuilclingr: The efforts which have been mads to secure a suitable public building for this city seem now to be in a fair way of resulting successfully. The Senate Committee were in favor ot an appro priation $200,000. for that purpose, wbilw the House Committee were will ing to appropriate $150,000 only. 4 A conference committee of both branches of Congress met yesterday and decided to recommend an appropriation of $200 000 tor a public building in this city, and there is apfobability that the matter, will be acted uponlit once. . Since the above was written we have received the following dispatches from friends in Washington City: ,No. 1 Hoose has agreed to Senate amendment, fixing appropriation for public-building at $200,000 W IV C. No. 2 Conference - report, giving Wilmington $200,000 for public build ing, has been adopted by "both houseg. Good! R J LC. No. 3 Senator Hansom, by his per sonal effort, has passed the $200,(.'00 appropriation for a public building at Wilmington. It now goes to the Pres ident. . W. P. Canada v. Tifnity College. Editor Review A meeting of the Board of Trustees of this Institution was held in Raleigh on Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 18ih and 19ih inst. The extraordinary interest manifested by the Board was disclosed by 'the presence of a pretty, largo number of members and letters from many who were unable to attend, besides letters from friends and statements of action of official boards All of which was encouraging. The desire in tho public mind for the election of a President met at hearty response from tho Board of Trustees, knowug as we did that such desire could be no more earnest and intense tbatf'that felt by the Board. The purposeand intention ot the Board is to put a man in tbo position of Pres ident who shall, by his qualifications for the placo. meet the expectation and approval of the Church and the public. But hcking much necessary infor mation and, at present, ways and means- for securing such a desirable result, a committee was appointed of some of the best bnsincss men in the State to take the matter into immedi ate consideration and report at the meeting of thelioard in June, or earlier if possible The committee, consisting of Col. J. W. Alspaugh, Dr. L. S. Burkhead, Rev. J. . Mann, J. S. Carr and Jas. A. GrayvE?qrs., was also instructed to prepare a Plan for Endowment and proceed to operate the same as speedily as possible. In the meantime the College is sue oessfully at work, with a faculty every way competent; and the Board takes pleasure in being able to say that Methodist parents need have no hesita lion in sending their sons to Trinity College, receiving as they will, lit' they desire to receive it, both intellectual and moral culture. E. A. Y'ates. Sec'y of Board. Delicate persons, and all whose sys tems have became debilitated, should bear in mind that Simmons Liver Regu lator is not a drastic, purging medicine, does not weaken or deplete the system as other purgatives do, bulacls gently." It will iDvigorate like a glass of wine, but is no intoxicating beverage to lead to intemperance; will promote diges lion, dissipate headache, and generally tone up the system. lion. Alex. II. Stephens, ot Ga , says; "Simmons Liver Regulator is mild and suits me better than more active reme dies." Quarierly Meetings. First round of Quarterly Meetings for the Wilmington District of lhe Methodist E. Church. South : Smitbviile station, Jan. 22, 23. First Church, at the Temple of Israel, Jan. 29, 30. . Magnolia .circuit,, at Centenary, Feb.. Duplin circuit, at Wesley Chanel, Feb. 12. 13. Onslow circuit, at Queen's Creek, Feb. 19, 20. Bladen circuit, at Bethlehem, Feb. 26. 27 Cokesbury circuit, at Bethany, Mar. 5, 0 Clinton circuit, at Concord, March 12. 13.. - Topsail circuit at Rocky Point, Mar. 19, 20. ' Waccamaw station, at Bethel, Mirch 26. 27. Wbiteville station, at Whitaville, April 2, 3. Brunswick circuit, at Bethel, April 9, 10. , T. W. Guthrie, l. E. Hides, Furs aiid Skins OF ALL KINDS. W00L:AND;WAX. Highest eah; price paid 4. T. GARRELL, Dealer ancSalpper of Saw Furs. Ilidis. No. 110 North Water St. jan 12 Wllmlngtoa. N. C. NO 18 NEW ADVE RT1SKM BNT S. KENNEDY'S MIDIOML DISWEfir" glMiroSS REGULATOR, Taylor's Sweet Gum and'Mal'.lcD, Bnil's Covgh Synip, ; ' Prescriptions compounded dav and l I.ht. 43-Sight ISeUY ' MIL.L.SK & MK41I.IE, jan 21 , Cor. Sixth and Mulberrv Sale of Steamer Excelsior. J WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO ihe h'gbcit bidiler at Market Dock.Tues-lav, Jn. 25ih, at i: M. th? Steamboat a X0H.L SlOlt. Terms ash Title good 5 L. DRANK. A. A, Brown, Attorney in fact Jan 21 St nac CASTLE HALL, ST ON B. WALL LODGE, - NO. 1. K.OF P BROTHER?, You are hereby rcqueateu to attend a special meetippr tonight at So'clk, at yonr Castle Hall, at which time the Grand Chancellor Yl make his olticlal visit. Moxbers of Gcrnsault xodee No. 4 afid iWy visiting Knights arc Invited to attend. 15y order .. C. W. II. YOPP, ' jan 2 . It K. of R. S. W ot i ce. QITY ORDINANCES, IMg.i 17J, KKET- t ING AND SALE OF GUNPOWDER." -Sec. 4. No person, lirm or corporation shall haul, or causa to be hauled, in or through any street or alley, or any wharf, more than one hundred pound j of Gunpowder at any one lead, or on any on c.onveyause, at anyone time. Any person violating the foregoing Section snail bo fine 1 not to exceed i2." S WIT EL BEAK, ;K , Acting Mayor. jm2l It OPERA HOUSE. , ! SIX" NIGIITS AND ONE MATINEE COM MENCING MONDAY, Jan 24. The Favorite Actress, MISS LOUISE ARNOT Supported by'bsr own Excellent Company, who will prcssnt the following choice plays selcc'ed from the lady's extensive repertoire: Monday ..HIDDEN If AND Thcsdav M ISS Wednesday . A CELEBRATED CAsE ADMISSION 10, 2 and .0. CENTS. No extra charge for Reserved Feat?. Now on sale at Hclnsbcrgcr's Rook Store. Matinee on Saturday at 1 1 m. jan23lt MundsBros., JDrujxtrists, 1G4: N, Front ht., OFFER A SPLENDID QUALITY OF pure Cod I ircr Oil for 5'c, icr pint. Aleo, AtcUcc'.s Kniuhi'Mi.J ttcotfsjiimulf Ion, and the best of all, Munds Dro'.-j" Emulsion with Hypophosphltcs. palatable, nutritious and Jti ounces In each botll. v jan 21 Florida Oranges. A FEW THOUSAND NICE FLORIDA OKANGES. conBlgniiicnt. I am telling at a bargain t' c'obc CIIAS. F. BROWNE. Broker and Com. Merchant, No. 5 Market et., jan 20 Wilmington, X. C- Espcy's Fragrant Cream, S THE BEST AND .MOST POPULAR rtlcle ever produced for Chapicd Hands, Face or any Moughncp of the fckin and for Gentlemen , to use after Shaving. It is not sticky or greasy. Ton will be delighted with i , JAMES D. NUTT, jan 20 Tho Druggist, 218 N. Front St. rjWEONLY FIRST lu North Carolina, 'JLAhS RESTAURANT T. E. WALLACE, . ' Proprietor jan 1 Im LAND PLASTER. o - 30(1 TONS NOVA SCOTIA LAND PLAN. TER, per cent, of Sulphate of 1 ime. The want of PUstcr his been one of the greatest drawbacks to successful farming in this State, and it H an Important ccrvirc to this great industry and to the State. it is quite lnuiApensaulc in any judicious system of agriculture, and it serves several important ends, besides the direct one of lur nlsbiog lime and sulphur; it gather nitrogen and prevents Us dissipation and loss; It is a specific for clover and other leguminous plants and it indirectly renders the potash of the soil available and so a is in the restora lion of wcrn lands. We have sold Plaster to many during the Isst year, all from whom we have heard, 'ex press their satisfaction a its result?. The spplication of Plaster to animal man nre, will increase tfce valine of that manure beyond calculation. Composting with plaster will improve the value of your composts? rcrccnt. Sowing from 2t to 4 JO pounds of plaster to the acre, over your small grain after it Is la the ground, will give you an increased crop of frm 0 to 100 per cent. It is inlcspcnsable in eaily trucking fcr snch as strawlcrry beds, asparagus beds Ac. For sale in lots to suit by TUOS. F. BAGLEY, jan 15 lm nac WllmlngUn, N. C. Photographs, r "I ALL AT Cronenberg's Gallery, FOR FINE WORK Children's Pictora a specialty. Old pi -tures copied and enlarged.' Call anl sec spe clmens. jan 17 II. CRONENBERG. The Rochester Lamp. E CALL ATTENTION TO OUR ROCH ESTER LAMP. It Is without doubt the very4 best on the mark at. It Is a!so absolutely safe. Its arrangement for putting la and adjusting the wick is worth one-third of the price. We sell these Lamps guaranteed to give satlafac lion. , GI.LE3 A MURCIIISON, jan 17 - Croekery IeprtmeLt. 187. PLEAS MOTICX. AT wiu bt gl4 to rca!n eotasfleaU3i tmm ear friend oa aay, and all ;iabjtu xsatraliatsrestbat Ta njuftt ot the wrtur nasi always be wmmi 10 me Editor.- - osesideof the paper. - ' PtrsoaaBUea meat be avokisd.: - 4UU II U UDIIIUllIT inn ntVMenHt z - 4T J um wna(uunioraoci sot always aaJai tie views of correspondenU h. m .uu ta the editorial eolumna. N EW AO VEUTISEMJBNTS. Garden Seed. EUG, CHKMI "ALS, P ATENT MED I cIpo and Fancy Ardcks in lull supply at . F. C. MILLER'S, jan ir Corner Fourth and Kun Stf Yocal Class. i " " NrXT CLASS IN VOCAL MUIC will ba commenced at mr restdence. No. 713 Mulberry street, promptly at s o'clock, on th night of the ?5.h inst.. Tnlllon $2 . Or 13 lw eons, to be raid hen half the session has ex- pired. ...... ,f 1L-1I. FOSTER. jan l -.. . . - creto. a j WUNDS mcOTHEjis, Vh-lealc and Retail Druggists, 'dec 31 ' v Wilmington. N. i Lightnif Rods. Win PATDii.Wfi, OR ANYTHING HE can get, to a travelling man, who ha no Interest In your t harltlej or the butldlnic up of your city simply takes vour money aud leaves when vou can get the same Rod for Scents and Point thrown In, of an old es- tabli8h"d house that ba Rods for twenty veart? bcen putting 'up Siencll Cutting by an experienced hand, jan 17 PARKER ft TAYLOR. J. A. SPRINGER lILUrntTinTPno w j-v v. Coal & Wood, THESE HARD TIMES. North Water Street j an 17 nazard Powder. IITE NOW IIAVft THE AGENCY FOR j f una. (ujicuraicu rowuer which la doubtedly the best sold in this country. Ne-r magazine built down the river (out of city limits). Full assortment of all the sizes at the lowest prices. WM.-E. SPRINGER CO., Successors to John Dawson & Co.. .. V 21 and 2;l Market Street. J" L : Wilmington N. c. un Subscriptions Received rUULI?IlBW PBK'lS?, FOR ALL POPULAR PERIODICALS AND PAPERS. A Compu te Stock of BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY at Lowest prices. VATrPI nfini n-mnr- In Co DUUr Uttf. jan n ' French Heel Slippers. BEAUTIFUL LOT OF FRENCH If EEL KID SLIPPERS for Lalies-for drers fr party wear. Elegant assortment of Ladles', Misses and Children' Shoes at OEO. K. FKENCII A: SONS, Jan" 1W N. Front Street Foreclosure Sale. , JJY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THe' superior Court of New Hanover eountr. Smith and II. E. Smith liu wif rendants, lhe undersigned, a Commissioner' duly appointed in and by said decree, win ojr Monday, the 24tn day of January, at tho Court House door In the city of laic, by public auction, for cash, that lot of and In the city of Wllmlnsrton. Stat nt Na,u. " imiufwu, at i. u, on 8tm aay, expose to Carolina, wblch Is bounded and described as follpws : L'cgianlngataflblntln the Coutb ern line of Campbell street JfiO fect West of its intersection with the Western lino of fourth street, and runnlrg thence along the Southern Hue of CamuucU street West 57eet. thence South parallel with Fourth street i feet, i hence East pirallel with Campbell strfft feet, and thence North parallel with Fourth plan of said city. MARS J EN BELL MY, Commissioner jan 15 7t For 1887. jyjILLER'S ALMANACS, Turner's Almanacs, Blum's Almanacs, Stadt A land AJmantcn. Liarlcj. all sl.aa. For cale at H EI N It KRI ! K R'.H Books, Pianos, Organs. pLAIN AND FASC) FRAMES OF ALL kinds In Woo.1. Crass and Velvet Ink, Mucilage, Gold and Ste! Pets. SUtionety mfcvery variety and stj kv Gire us a call., It may be m yonr adraiitage, HEINSBERGElt'S. jan 11 Ctth Rook and If nalc Stor certain civil action therein rending, wherein J. II. Strauss van nlntntfn nri x biiw. w icec to me southern line of Campbell street the l eginnlng, being a part ot lot No. I, 10 UlOCk NO. TAX. r.rrrt!nw In. thatAtnlol