evenUuc, Sundays
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boas oxur Mud oa say sad all st&Jssta
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cepted by " . .
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st j4 00. six month. Soo.. xnre
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Aad It la especially tad partiealarr? ti3 A
tood thai the. Editor does ot aiway dot " ;
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in the editorial oo ramus.
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VOL. XI.
WILMINGTON. N. C, TUESDAY. APRIL 19 1887
iSaber. will report any d all . fall-
NO. 93
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PURELY VEGETABLE.
Itacti w;th cxirsorJir ary efficacy on the -
n' &BDTEYS,
and BOWELS.
AN EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOR
Uowl Complaints,
Sick Headache,
Constipation. Diliousucss.
KiJney .nv tion. Jaundice,
Mental lK'prfsaion, Colic.
eJB
Ko Hoaselold Should bs Witbont It,;
,n.i j.v fe-inukrpl ro:i.iy Mr immediate use,
.n.- many an l..,ur f siiflcrina and
niuliy a dollar i tivv nd dolors bills.
THCRE 15 t'JT ONE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
See that you gtt the genuine with red "Z'
n front ol Wrapper. Prepared only by
J H.ZE1LIN & CO.,So!ePeoprieto.-.
h,l.d.lphia. P. FKU K. Sl.OO.
Inov S !col w l'l. ' : - ' "
It is said ilia' Seiner. Sl son and
Viraux wi'i f'"''' private billiard
tournariK'fif.Jn J-i.'y. at Mrne. Patli
csstle -at ('rn'if-v-no It is further
ruiniTitl thai the Prince orWaks will
be present at the time. '
The jeU recent iy.made in Germany
fr Ibe Knjprrsa ol Japan are said to
consisi ol a ili.idem. a necklace and
several bracelets Her diadem contains
iix biimJ.-etl diamonds, nine of which
are very lru;e. The central stone
we'uh nine carats, and is valued at
C5.H0O franc. "
ftioaid that I ha legislative business
has not run so smoothly, . nor eheen so
rapidly disposed of, in Connecticut, for
three year a during the present ses
sion. It is perhaps only a co;ncidence
that this i known as the , "lawyerlefis"
L2ij!atare. Iroru the fact that, it has
only four lawyers out of 249 tuembeis
in the House. - 7 ' " ' r
The Inter-Svate Commerce Corn ni is
ionera vary in height frn.the gigantic
Walker, who i muh pver sir feet ' in
height, to Judge Cooley. wba la only
five feet six. Commissioner Bragg is
the typical Southerner. In his dress he
ridently takes Attorney General Gar
land for a model. Commissioner
Schooninaker looks like a eonservat've
bournes man. His leatures ranch re
semble Blaine's.
ibe boring of an Artesian 1 well at
Galtestoa show on what peculiar
foundations tho city rests.' In the first
Pce, it stands on a narrow sand spit
between Galveston Hay and The Gull
ol Mexico. After oihg through 32
leet o quicksand the drill' "passed
lhrou2h blue c.ay 17 leet. coarse si.nd
. white c!ay 107, sea mud 57. oliye
day 1IG. sea mud 130,- blue clay 20. sea
mud-1, blue clay 117. Total (58 leet.
At depth of 00 tect several palmetto
Iojj were passed throuch.
The opposition
t the Inter-State
iaw 13
n t bv ailV mninn mnfin.
Itotne South, il we are to bolieyo the
jNshin2:onP.,st. That journal says:
rrorn the Nirth west, toof corner a
jrowl of disapproval of thsIntVr-Sute
Commerce law. The growers of Min
wota and Dakota arc up in arms
Q3t it. declaring that il enrorce
Jm means their ruin; that the ad?
wn of a few cents a bushel on wheat
New Vork is just the difference be.
'eeo TMnt wheat and not raising It
IheJ affirm that' instead of making
he farmers rich, it will impoverish
mem tfhd drive them to the wall It
fos as it that were just exactly what
11 ould do "
St . ... "
-mi weakness and LU"ST
Trouble.
56 1EIXCE Stueet. New York. March
25, 1SS5.
Hiving been troubted - with pains in
Pk and capst during the Ian . Winter
was compelled to remain at home
ooible to attend to business. untH I
aavISed by a friend to try one ol !
".cock s Pokocs Plasters. After Igents furnishing goods he has had for
jPPlyiog one to my bscc. in three 'several years. , The cause is that he
oars I found relief which I had not! sells cheaper than any one else. He
pUq over three months.. I cheerfully has received a large Jine of Prcale
recommend them to persons having shirts worth $1 50. which he will sell at
Ptnal weaCneasand luog troubles. 175' cents, be sure and call and get a
Hexex J. Gallagher. ! shirt. i . ,- ft
The Rah way murder was one of the
most mysterious in the annals ol crime.
The victim was not identified and the
body has been consigned to the tomb
If was kepi for nearly two weeks and
thousands of people saw it and although
many thoueln they could idemity it yet
everyjuisiatiee they were proved tQ
have been mistaken." The most skilful
detectives in the country are absolute
ly at fault. The girl was young, attrac-
liveand ysrlu-'us. She was murdered
near-a populous crty. within a stone's
throw of several houses, earl v iu the
night,' and yet there is. absolutely no
clue to the . identify of either thn
murderer or the victim. It is one of
the strangest cases of which there is any
record. .
' ;'
Madame Surah HrnharU is under
somewhat of a cloud. Five autograph
aibums sent to her for her KUuature
ire accounted as missing. ThM occur-
rd in New York. One of the albums is
I very great value. It is the property
fMaj.J. B. fond, the well known
thealTical maoaser. and has been thn
pet hobby of his life. The New York
Star says:
"Why, it is priceless," exclaimed the
major, as he strove to . suppress bis
emotion "1 have spent twenty vears
ollecttn autographs in that book. It
hat been across thn ocean and from one
ml of the United Slatos to the other.
md the hands ol hundreds of distin
guished people some dead and gone,
havi' pressed its prtjiHs. Arthur and
rant, and Patt and Iecher. princes.
artists, senators', governors, presidents
ttiU authors by the score were there.
Gambetta nad written in it. Tilden had
igned it. Garfield's name wa. there.
vlad3lone and Nillson and McClellan
na'd penned their signatures on its
pages, and nil platform orators of the
Mitire world within the past twenty
years had impressed their autographs
n that album
Its money value wa probably only a
w thousand dollars or s'o, but to the
major it was a treasurw ol treasures,
upon which he had spent years ol iu
fatuated devotion. Then more nolos
were sent, friends interceeded. and
French and English expressions ol
great strength were indulged in all
iround. but the mystery was not clear
ed up, the book was not found. Chi
nese. Arabic. Russian. German and
Turkish signatures are-iu. -the album.
Names from every civilized torjgue are
recorded there besides many from bar
baric and srim-savage countries.
Detectives have been employed and
there has been a big excitemeut. The
divine Sara was so prostrated by
nryou excitemeut that she was com
pelled to cancel an engagement for
Jersey City.-i She has now gone to
Cincinnati and will play two months in
the West
LOCAL NEWS.
IRQ EX TO NEW inVIRTISIWEMTS.
r C Miller (iarden Seed
IlKINSBKEGEK'S latest Books
, CW Yatss -We Take Orders Fcr
JA8 P Nutt Vcnnard'a Periximery
Festival Brooklyn Baptist Church
Walkers Mka res Notice to Taxpayers
Geo R Fklrcii & Pos So Neat and Dura
ble
Mijnds Bbos Colgate's Wh'te Wing Toilet
Soap
Miller & Niestlie Kenrcdy'a Medical
Discovery "
Wire cloth for your windows and
doors can be found at Jacop.i's Hdw.
Depot. . - t
The cheapest place to buy your school
book and school stationery is at Hcins
berge'r's. ' t
The storm signal, which was flying
this. morning, was ordered down at!)
o'clock this forenoon. .
There was no cotton received at this
port to day, and we imagine there re
mains but little at interior points lor
shipment. . -
The weather has been glorious tos
day. with a cool, healthy, braciug at
mosphere which made out-door exer
c se refreshingly agreeable.
Thanks to Mr. J. D. Nntt, the drug
gists, for a "Vennard's Rose Sachet," a
specimen of those on hand lor sale by
him and advertised in ibis issue.
Mr. W. A. Willson. the newly elect
ed City Clerk' and Treasurer, having
furnished his bond, took the required
oath of office yesterday afternoon aod
entered at once upon his duties.
.The expected French cruiser Ducoue
dic was not v'sible in the oiling from
Smilhville at half-past 3 o'clock this
afternoon, and was probably retarded j
In her passage by the heavy gale oh
yesterday.
I. Shriek reports that he is doing
the largest Spriog trade in clothing and
BaptiHt Festival.
The Ladies Aid Society of Brooklyn
Bapt'st Church will bold a festival at
Brooklyn Hall to-marrow night for the
benefit ol their churcti Iced cream,
coffee and other refreshments will be
served at reasonable rates and the
management will do all in their power
to pleasantly entertain their guests
The object is worthy and we bespeak
for the enterprise a liberal patronage.
The Police Force.
We publish below a correct list ol
the police lorci as organized to day:
Captfin R M Capp.
First Sergeant D S Binder.
S'.-c nd Sergeant G D Pugh.
Third Sergeant F T Skipper
Privates A W Wiggs, J C Borne
man. J B Brtnkley, D W Cnadwick.
M F Costin. J F Evritt. L Flanagan,
Reuben Grant, H W Howell, Samuel
ll-.wland. Wm Martin. J D Orrell J
S Piver, II Tiefaen. B F Turlington,
M E Walker. -( W Bishop. H H
Woebse, Charles Kunold, E H Baison
J L Sailings, Wm Hall, Ribert Greenj
C E Collins, W B Bowden.
First Substitute H J Mintzo.
Second Substitute- (J W G afford.
Third Substitute W King.
Fourth Substitute Joseph Roderick
I'erKoiiai
Capt. W. M. Black, Corps of Engi
neers. U. S. Army, is ia the city to dav.
Bishop Watson preached at Wash
ington on Easter Sunday and confirmed
fourteen persons.
Col. Alfred Rowland, representative
elect from this Congressional District,
was on our streets to day
Mr. Clement Manly, one of the lead
ing lawyers ol the Craven County bar
is in the city in attendance upou the
Superior Court.
Mr, Wm. Blanks is confined to the
house with a sharp attack ol inflamma
tory rheumatism. We hope to see him
abroad nain soon.
We are glad to notice that Hon. A.
H VacBokkelen, who has been quite;
sick, has sufficiently recovered to ap
pear on the streets agaio .
Mr. O. H. Alien. Solicitor of this
judicial district, arriveJ in the city
tuia morning on business connected
with the Superior Court, now in sess
sion. Mr Allen is about moving from
Renansville to Ivinston, which will be
a severe loss to tho former town,
where he has a host of menu, and a
ureat gain to the latter town on the
bank3 of he Neuse.
Audit and Finance.
The Board ol Audit and Finance met
in regular session at the City Hall yes
terday Present: R.J. Jones, Esq.,
chairman, and Messrs. J. F. Maunder
Wm. Calder and Jno. W. Hewitt.
Bids for current expenses amounting
to $551 49 were audited and approved.
Bids approved by the Board of Alder
men were submitted
- On motion the Board concurred in
tho contract lor lighting the city being
awarded to the Wilmington Electric
Lighting Co. for one year, with 51
la-jops. according to their bid of March
30, 1885, provided that each lamp be of
2.000 candlo power as per contract ol
last fiscal year. The price named for
the service is $10.50 per month lor each
Km p.
The contract with. the Gas Light Co.
for lighting alleys and furnishing such
other gas lamps as the city may require
was approved at $2.50 per month for
alley lamps to burn ali night.
Contract for feeding mules, etc..
awarded to J. II. Jo.ies, at 28.40 lor
each cart, was approved.
Contract for feeding prisoners, award
ed to M F. Costin at7 cents per meaP
was approved.
Contract tor taking tax lists, awarded
to Walker Meares at $500. was ap
proved.
Contract for printing, awarded to S.
G. Hall at $59, was approved.
The bond of William A. Willson. as
City Clerk and Treasurer, was accepted
with Alfred Mart n. H. M. Bowdeo, H.
P West. W. P. Oldham and W. M.
Parker as sureties. Amount ot boBd
20 000.
lloraes.
Cuttle and Chickens.
For colic and grubs. lor lung fever,
oon?h or hidehonnd I p'ivb Simmons
Liver Regulator in a mash twice a day.
ion can recommend it to every one
naying siock as the oesi mearcme
known for the above complaint. In
using it with my chickens, far cholera
and gapes. I mix it w.th the dough aod
feed it to them once a day By this
treatment I have lost none where the
Regulator was given promptly and re
guiarly. .
E. T. Taylor, A gt. for G ran geri of
Ga .- -.
Headquarters for base, ball supplies
at Heiosberger'a. - J - t
Qualified.
The newly appointed officer and
members ol the police force qualified at
10 o'clock this forenoon by taking the
oath required, after which they were
addressed by Mayor Fowler in regard
to the duties of their position, opon
which they immediately entered at the
conclusion ol the address.
Might Fire.
An alarm of fire was sent ont from
box 35 at about 5 o'clock yesterday af
ternoon caused by a blaze on a small
frame structure on Tenth street, be
tweeu Market atid D ck. The firemen
turned out promptly, but their services
were not needed as the flames had been
extinguished before their arrival. The
damage was very slight.
i . , ,,,... I, w
MiiHlcal.
i ue isornet concert uino held a
meeting last night at which they re
organized by the election of the follow
ing officers:
Leader James E. Willson.
President A. T. Holmes.''
Vice President Simon Sanders.
Secretary D. Burkheituer.
Treasurer D. B. Mitchell.
The Ciub now has 15 members, all
of whom ate proficient upon their res
pective instruments, making one of the
v ry best military musical organiza
lions in the State. They will attend
as we have previously stated the rail
road celebration on the 27th mst.. at
Clinton, where there will prove an at
traction. Las'
Night's Kiitertainment.
The literary and musical entertain
ment at St. Stephen's A. M. E. Church
last night was a most pronounced suc
c ss The assemblage was considera
bly larger than that of the previous oc
casion, and all were delighted. The
address by Rev. F. W. E. Peschau was
a splendid effort, and was highly en
joyed and appreciated oy all present,
while the musical part ot the pro
gramme was effectively Tendered, al
though there were regrets that one of
principal soprano singers was necessa
rily, absent on account ot sickness. A
large number of white people were
present, and they were deeply interest
ed in the exercises, and expressed them
t J . m . .
selves ireeiy as aeiigntea witn the en-
ertainment.
Superior Court.
The following cases were called this
oreuoon in the Superior Court:
Rose Carter vs. W. A. Westtriuann,
continued. McRae and Strange for
plaintiff and M. Bellamy for defendant.
Parsley & Wiggins vs. Jerry King
and L Brown. Judgment for plaintiff,
J. D Bellamy Jr. tor plaintiff. No
counsel tor defendant.
The city of Wilmington, vs. J. R.
M8ltou, in three cases, which were
consolidated. Judgment tor plaintiff
DuBrutz Cullar and Junius Davis tor
plaintiff and Russell & Ricaud tor de
fendaBt.
The City of Wilmington, vs. J. R
Melton and Hays & Jones. Judgment
for plaintiff. DuBrutz Cutlar and
Junius Davis for plaintiff and Russell
& Ricaud tor defendant.
The City of Wilmington, vs. J R
Melton aud I. V. King. Judgment for
plaintiff. DuBrutz Cutlar and Junius
Davis tor plaintiff and Russell & Ricaud
for defendant.
A New Cngine.
Mr. Bernard Bosch, representing the
Silsby Manufacturing Company of
Seneca Falls, N. Y . mention of whom
we mado in yesterday's "Personal'1
column, nifat yesterday afternoon the
committee on Fire Department of the
Board of Aldermen, consisting ot the
Mayor and Aldermen Dndley and
Walker, with whom he completed ar"
rangemenls for the purchase by the
city of a new steam fire engine and hose
reel for Cape Fear Steam Firo Engine
Company No. 3. and also for a hose
reel for the Howard Relief Company,
to be delivered to the city within thirty
days. The price to be paid for all is
$4,400. less $550 allowed for the old
engine. The new engine is to be a no.
4 Silsby rotary and will be in all re
spects precisely similar to the Atlantic,
which waa built by the same company.
except in size, the latter being a No 3.
Mr. Boscb warrants the new engine for
ten years, and gnarantees that it shall
force an inch and a quarter s'.ream
through 100 feet of bose 240 to 260 leet ;
an inch and an eighth stream - 250 to
270 reet; an inch and a sixteenth stream
260 to 280 feel: two streams, seven !
niirktk. .f.n lU asK OOfl tj OOrt I tt
" " '"V" W -rv w- - ,
tuur streams, five eighths of an Inch
Ah IRrt in. fftfl 'At and Ihrnnirh I OOft
feet of hose, a one inch. stream 180 - to 4
2O0 feet. - - - - -.
itechabism.
W. L. Jacobs Tent No a junior
branch of the Independent Order of
Rechabites, wa- onfan zad at Temper
ance Mall fast bunday morniog, with
about 20 members. Alter organization
the Tent adjourned, without, transact
ing any further business, to Suuday.
the 24th inst.. at 1 45 p. m. There arc
now four white and one colored
Rechabite tents in the city, beside
which there is a white Lodge of Good
Templars, making six temperance
societies in the city 'And their good
works do follow them ."
Fully Explained.
There is nothing the matter with the
fire alarm. Tne alarm was sent out
properly yesterday from box 35, corner
of Market and Eighth streets. Soon
after an alarm was sent out from box
25, corner of Seventh and Harnett
streets, which was entirely a mistake.
The party having the key to the latter
box in charge, hearing the cry of fire
and seeing great comfusion in the
street, thought that the peril was near
by and ran and turned in the alarm.
The mistake was soon discovered, but
jt was too late to mend the matter,
A Confederate Monument.
Hon A. M. Waddell has been invit
ed to deliver the oration at the unveiling
of the monument at Stuithfieid, John
son county, on May 10th. in memory of
the Confederate dead who lost their
lives at the battle of Bentonsyilie, in
1865. Senator, Vance had been invited
to deliver the oration on that occasion,
but owing to other engagements has
been obliged to decline. It is probable
that Col. Waddell will accept tho invi
tation. 8alo ol iceal Estate.
Included yesterday in our aggregate
ot real estate sales were three lots.'
known as the Morse lots, eoli
by Messrs S. P. Collier & Co., auction
eers, as follows. House and lot on the
Northeast corner ot Second and Ann
streets, were sold to Mr. D. O'Connor
for $950
House and lot next East of the fore
going, were sold to Mr. -M. S. Willard
for $925.
Vacant lot. next North of first named
house and lot, was sold to Mr. H. C
Evans for $395 ; making an aggregate
of $2,270
In Town and Hamlet
The seeds rf intermittent anl bilious remit
tent fever germinate and lear evil fruit No
community has altogether escaped it. In
populous wards of large cities bad sewage
causes it, and In tbeir suburbs stagnant pools
in sunken lots breed It. There la at once a
remedy and a means of prevention. Its name
is Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters, which Is, with
out peral venture, the mosl potent antidote in
existence to the malarial virus. Fortified with
this Incomparable, saving specific, miasmatic
influences may be encountered with absolute
impunity. Disorders of the stomach, liver
and bowels, begotten by miasma-tainted water.
or any other cause, succumb to the beneficent
coi recti ve named, and rheumatic, ti 'ncy and
bladder troubles are surely removable by Us
use when It Is given a pcrslstcn trial.
Buy yourself an oil stove if you wan
comfort during the Summer months
Tbeir cheapness will surprise you a
Jacobi's Hdw. Depot. f
NEW ADVBUTI8JSMI5NTS.
Vennard's Perfumery.
A FULL STOCK JU3T RECEIVED, 25. 50,
75c and $1 per bottle. VENNARD'.S
8AC11KT roWDKU in bulk and In 10 and 20c
lKHikets VKNNAKIVa VIA) KNCE WATER
exceptionally fine, price only 5c, at
ia. u. url' the uruiotist
"t TAUTEB"f tbc orlelnal and only crenu
inc tt.A-Kii.rii rcmcoics. apt l'J
Festival.
rpiIE LADIES AID SOCIETY OF THE
A
Brooklyn Baptist Church, will bold a res
tivalat (Brooklyn Hall, oa Wednesday eve
niLir. the 20th In t.. at o'clock, for the bene
nt ot ine CQurcn, atwmcn ice cream, coffee
and other lefresbmests will be served at cltv
prices. apl 19: i
Notice to Taxpayers.
T WILL ATTEND AT THE CITY HALL,
on Wednesday, the ltt dav of June next, to
receive the tJts of all Taxable Property In
inecuy oi wuminion.
VTALKKB 11KAKS8,
apl 19 It City Tax Lister
Colgate's White Wing Toilet
Soap
BOXCS OF 3 CASES FOE.55 rtlCNTS.
Tnls U a pure oa p. pleasantly perfumed.
a .plenitl 1 assortment of Toilet oap at all
prices.
MUNDS BROTH RKS.
apl 19
Co to
D'
1CK ME A EI S FOR EVERYTHING
In Gntlmen' Furnlshmc Good, wbere yon
will find a stock to select from that you cam-
. Cult. , . ttnmm.
i'5onp line MauaspecUltv-
1 t ly - '
The Review-Job Office is the place
to get cpad work at oiCMserate prices.
NEW . ADVHItTISKMCNTa.
Experience Teaches.
After thirty years experience in NewC
York to the Millinery business. I: '
may think myself capable of ' f
selecting . and designing " ' ;
that which is bound to " j
suit a1 1 styles and.
k-
tastes. ' ' .
We now have on hand a woll selected
stock of .
if.
Millinery and f andy Gpods,
Hats; Ribbons, Feathers:
Flowers and Trimmings of every ' da-
'scription, every desirable shape '?:jr.
and color, at prices which de-
fy competition.
. ? f t
There is only one way to be convinced,'-''
and that is to call and see for ',' '
yourself, at , 7 .'
Taylor's Bazar, V
No 1 18. Market St. -
N. B. A liberal discount to all mil
iners and dealers in our line.
apl 18 tf ' J -
i I. -
Solomon Bear
OFFERS,
VERY LO W FOB CA'SII.
QHH DOZ.'OAUSE, ECfiU AND SILK, ,
OUU UNDES1JH:T3
100 noz
BLEiGHED ' " .1
DRILL DRAWEr.3.'
r
t
100 D0Z' pebcale 8H,RTs
Cfln DOZ. MALAGA, CAN OK, AND i
DJJr MANILLA STRAW 1IATS.?
500 D0Z
VVHITE LAWN AND 1
CKk.TOE TIES AND CO'.S,
300
SEERSUCKER COATS AND VESTS,
MY ENTIRE STOCK OF
6 1
Mens' and Boy ; ' Suits
IS ON THE MARKET
f OK CASH REGARDLESS OF PROFIT.
Call and ExamiDo.
We take pleasure in showing goods.
apl 18 :
Attention Ladioo I
rjlHE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES IS
Invited tjray elegant stock of BBESS TRIM
MINGS, CORSETS, BUTTONS, LACES,
GLOVES AND. MITT8, HOSIERY. IN
FANTS - CAPS, KUCJJINGS, UANDKEO
CII1KFS, PARASOLS all styles and price.
An elegant Hoc of BLACK DRESS SILKS
at New York prices.
J KTTED LACES and PASSE8fJTpl2S.
BEST SILK IMPORTED AKASENE, at
25c icr dozen skelne. ,
FANCY WORK MATEBIAjLs,' EMBROID
ERY 611 K 8. call and examine. -
MU8. B. IS. WIGGIWO,
l 5 Market Street, Wlualogtcn,"N. C.
apl 15 ' ,
Latest Boofic
QPRING HAVEN, by Blackmore,
Mrs Churchill, bTBeid.
Din MIA,
Hilary's Folly, by Braeme,
Xady Walworth's Diamonds, : t - -
She, by R Ider Haggard,
Jess, "
r
.
King Solomon's Mtees,
He, A Companion to She, .
Knight-Errant, by LjalL
For sate at HEINSRERXlKR'S
O
fliHE CONFEDERATE STATES NAVY, b
J Thomas 8chaxf, A. M.LL. D.
Service A float, or Tka Rm.rkm.hU narsc
of the Confederate Crolaers. htunter anl Ala-
nam, ny Admiral Kapbael tfemaea. C ct.
Navy. For sale at
HEINSBERGEItU
apl 12 Casb Rook and Masl Store
Pianos and organs can be bought
cheaper at Hein Jberjer's thaa tl tay ;
oter house in tbei ISXt&-l ' f
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