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- Vifiv i:t!fHs ior line for tho first i
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( ir c:it;li additional insertion, i. r,
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aitiite asquarc.
All advertiscmenis w
uireil type, cou-
11 be charged
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on special con
tracts. ;
Special rates can be had for a longer
nne than one wees.
The subscription' price to The WlL-
MrNGto.V I Post is 1
00
per;
yeah
six months 75 cents'.
Alieontnunicrtion:! on buainea should
a)
Jdresp.ed to Tjie, Wilmington
lt.
Wilmington, N. 0.
Til iff NOMINATION OF J ODGE
: '-: BUXTON. T : ;h
The Rupublican niembers 6f the leg
islature did a fitting thing ;when tbey
nominated Judge Ralph P. Buxton as
their choice for United States Senator
No man in the state is more nearly a tru 3
'exponent of its Republican sentiment,
or more fairly represents it than Ralpl
P., Buxton, v lie has always! honored
everyplace which he has filled, ana
the time is no
Carolina will
far distant when
North
demand his services for
still higher honors.
. .
Senator IWerrimon'3 W Itnctrawal,
The Senators letter of. wlthdrawa
addressed to the Democratic caucus
was as the follows
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, ,-; ; r Raleigh, Jan. 1st 1879;
To 'THIS Dkmocratic CAUCUSd .:M
friends have ascertained that whatever
may be the popular desire for my re
trtection to the Senate of the United
states, causes aud influences have been
that will prevent my
tV-leetion
J "nave no des
ire to disturb the
quiet
if. the Democr;
itic party by furth1
er
U tniot over
the Senatorshjp,! and
ll 'iice, beg. my fricuds not to mention
in v iratue further now in that connec
t S bo;.; to express hry mot grateful
tliankn to friends in and put of the
rislaturo whejhave so generously and
c iruc-illy mam
ested
interest in my
:i;!j.ilf. 1' can
..b or them with
never cease to remera-
feclings of pleasure add
t.-epeai gratitude, aud -1 venture to
irusL" that they Will not have occasion
t( regret the confidence that they I have,
.f pose.; I ,iu nie.
A. S. Merrimon.
Til 13 LEGISLATUUI3.
ij;' v.- SENATE. .' .
La
i:tai N. 0., Jan. 10, 1870.
I RESOLUTIONS ;
I'.y
Air. Everett, a resolution looking
t a plan for the aumstment or the
:tic AiCDt. aienuar.
. t 1 J 1 1
Mr. Ddrlcb, introduced eight; more
.I'ills. I Calendar.
Mr, Alexander, a
bill to elec
t the
-iipreme and Supcnorcourt judges by
' he legislature.
1 :' ; , HOUSE. '
j;' Ht.; "RESOLUTIONS.
15y Sir. Turner:. Iu relation to clec
mi frauds, and proposing, to have in
i u ure' one box and one ballot witfcl all
I' i '
ti.j arcs' and
i i'endar. .
all., offices" in same paper
l.y Mr. Brown, of Alecklenburg:
In
gard to public debt. Calendar.?
Mr-lllirinrdrn. of Columbus) liskprt
.1-. Misipensio'n- ol the rules to take up
i'uuHc bill No. 1. in relation to p'nvil-
''' tax on merchants. The bill amends
ti on 12, chapter loG, law3 of 187G-,77
v striking out the words "$5 and."i Mr.
' -lies, of Caldwell moved that it be
i frri'ii lu luv a. luuiibw vuuiuiuitv;.
Mr. Richarason opposed this, and iad-
Mtcd its speedy passage. A very
; iimatcl and lengthy i discussion) en
rd, in wluch many members parttci-
ilx. Carter, of Buncombe, offered an
arucudment that the special tax snail
not apply to merchants doing business
I'i'on'acapital of less than $1,000. Be-
O 1 (W WbU lb ItiiO IVCVi Mill
liichardsou then called the previous,
question. The ayes nays were then
ilvmanded upon ' the bill, by Mr.
bou. and it passed its second read-
111 V r I li a f r 1 lAitriiifV vnf a
i i. '
Aves:
3,
iiays 11..'.. U"
The bill then passed iUlhird read
i'S And was ordered to ,be engrossed
nlvsont to the Senate- .''!'
v i senate.: ; '! .
January 11. 1S79.
Mr. Harris, of Franklin, introduced
U resolution that the Finance Com--uttee
be instructed, to "report to thje
5enate a bill.providinjr a tax on spirit-
m liquors which shall' enforce trie
; lea, of. the Moffitt Bell' Punch tax,
" hwh itax shall . be for the public
. r-": M::- i rills. : : Y
By Mr. Bryan, of Pender, to reerula
e
lepav of certain offippra nf fVia fJoii
al Assembly. The principal and as-
a w - VWA m vuw vji
M-staat clerks to receive $5 per day and
mileage .t 10 cents per mile: enrolling
Afd engrossing clerk $4 and mileage.
doorkeeper and assistant doorkeepers $4
and mileagp.
Iy the St'nat-.T from Perquimans, a
bill to modify the landlord and tetent
act. This bill recites that no landlord
shall havoa lien on crop for provisions
furnished except by a written mortage,
and that the tenant shall have full
privilege of using on-tenth of the crop
raised before housing time without coti
8tituing a misdemeanor.
By Air. Bryan(, of fVnder, si bill for
tbe relief of W. P. Oidhatu at li others.
J.y Mr. Bryan, of Pender, a bill to
prrvciii the hale of iuioxicxtipg liquors
wiihin two ojiUs of Wesley au chapej.
By Mr. Bryan, of Pendery a bill to
aiuend t hapte-r 176 of the acta f the
G?m rl Assembly of 1873 74.
vii act repe.tliug.the January term or
the csuperior vurt . Jn New Hanover
county. Therulea were suspended, and
thebill passed its several readings, andV
was ordered to be .engrossed for! rati-
fieation. I
house. -..j..-
January 11,1879.
Mr. - Scott, presented a petition
from New Hanover, asking for repeal
of prohibition law in Harnett town
ship." ' 'j'1' ' ; .
I resolutions. i
By Mr. Blocker, in regard to the ap
pdiutinent of a committee of three, to
inquife into certain" facts alleged as to
Mr, Brown member from j Yadkin
Calendar. y ! i
By Mr. Turner, in regard to empower
ing th(e committee of three, who, : in
connection with thd jAttorney General,'
are investigating the Swepson matter
to loolj into any case of fraud, and al
lowing a sum not above $100 for ; ex
penses. Calendar.
Also, by the sanie member, in regard
to the creation of a sinking fund.
Calendar. !
Twenty bills were then introduced.
Houss Standing Committees.
Tho Speaker announced the follow
ing House Committees:
. Judiciary: Messrs. Cooke, Carter i of
Buncombe, Lockhart, Covington, Vau
ghan, Foard, Norment, Ethcridge,
Bernard, Clarke, Atkinson, Dunn.
Finance: , Richardson, of Columbust
Brown, of Mecklenburg, Lewis, Cald
well, Amis, Blalock, Chadwick, Gat
ling, Carter. " of. Yancey, Goldston'
Angier, Deans, Reynolds, Carter, of
Warren, Lowrie, Ewing. f
renal Institutions. English, Mebanei
Harrell, Reid, j ol McDowell, Wheeler
Laetherwood, Ritchie, , Carroll, Robe,
son, Bonner, Turner, Dixon,, Hobbs.
Henderson and Brown of Yadkin. I -
On Agriculture, Mechanics and Mine
ing. Aldrey, Col well, Davis, of Cataw
ba, Lewis, Grant, Atkinson,Burrougli3,
Woodhouse,:Smith, Ritchey, HufisteU
ler, Reid, of Macon, Blalock, Scott
White and Newell. ' !
On private bills. Davis, of Catawba,
McCorkle,Leatherwood, Foard, Huflf
tetler.f Wheeler, ; Carroll, Leach,
Bpchan, Lamb, Forbes, Davis, of Madi
son, yenauier Lumsaaie, iingnam,
pcott, Horton and Blocker.
Privileges' and Elections. 4Cobb, Cov
ington, Richardson, of Wake, Bizzell:
Moore, Clarke, and Osborn. "
On Propositions and Grievances.
Lockhart, Armstrong, Bizzell, Bur
roughs, Angier, Bost, Buchan, Young,
Reid ef Macon, Click, Foster, Grant,
ilewett, Powers, Bruce, Foy, Turner,
lYauuru ana xaitie.
On Corporations. Jones, Holt, Or
chard, Lindsay, Smith, Grant, Melson,
Hines, Lamb, Ferrell, bird, Cale, Car
ter, of Warren. " :
On Internal Improvements. Carter of
luncorabe, Bryson, Goldstdn, Coffield,
Dav of Haywood, Brown!, of Meck
1 ;nburg, Rawley, Richardson, of Co
limbus, Chadwick, Meares, Lutterloh,
Miller, Bateman and Wynne. ,
The Calendar was taken up. Mr.
aughan moved to suspend the rules to
take up a resolution in regard ; to the
conduct of Mr. Brown,' of Yadkin, and
it was granted.
Mr. Blocker spoke in favor. of the re
solution, saying that the dignity of the
House should bei maintained.
Mr. Norment oskei that action be
delayed. Adopted.
Mr. Foard introduced a resolution re
pealing the one in force as to tho com
mittee to investigate the Swepson-Lit
tlefield frauds, stating that the powers
oflthe committee wer.e not large enoughj
The resolution in lieu of the other pro
pdses that a joint committee of eight be
apjpointed, instead of the present one.
Mr. Turner and Mr. Norment opposed
an4 the amendment was lost.
Mr. Vaughan under a suspension of
the rules, moved to take up House
Bill No. 2 from, the Calendar, and put
it upon its passage. The bill reduces
the cost oi printing one-nan. - -
Mr. Atkinson moved to amend by
saying one-half the present rates.
tlr. Vaughan stated the price agreed
on had been 80 cents, bur the printer
had charged only 75 cents.
Mr. Vaughan, then called the pre
Atkinson's
The following was announced as the
Coramittee on Rules: Messrs Jonca,
Vaughan, Bryson and Harrison. '
The House adjourned, on motion of
Mr.jVaughan, until 10 a m. Monday.
- - - SENATE.
" I January.13 1879.
I Bills. j
By Mr, Graham, of Incoln, a bili to
be entitled an act regulating salaries
and fees. The bill provides that the-
salary of the Governor shall be $3000,
with: a private Secretary at $5'30 and
fees.J Treasurer $2 ,7o6, with a clerk at
$1,250, who frball be ex-ofScio Treasur
er of the board ot charitable and pen
al institutions. Secretary of the state
$100b and ft cs not to exceed $1000, all
ess in excess of$1000 to be. paid into
he Trea&ury. Auditor $l',500. At
torney General, $500 and fees at Attor-
ney General,: and $2000 as Reporter to
Supreme court. Superintendent Pub-
he 'Instruction, $1500. Judges of
Superior court, $2000. Librarian $500.
Keeper of Capitol, $500., Board of
countycommissioners in each county
on the 1st Monday in March, 1879, and
and every year thereafter, to fix1 com
pensation of clerks, etc.
house. ; ,
1 f- RESOLUTIONS.'1
By Mr. Norment, to relievo. Gov
W. W. Holden of his disabilities.
Judiciary.
By Mr. Clarke, concerning reduction
By Mr Henderson, to .instruct the
Judiciary icommittee to report the
egislation necessary for protection of
fheep husbandry. Calendar.
BILLS.
By Mr. Normeut. To regulate interest.
Judiciary.
The rules werp, on motion of Mr.
Turner, suspended, and th e resolution
for the appointment of the investiga
tion committee vyas taken up. The re
solution passed its final reading.
senate,
January !;1, 1879..
' BILLS. , !
Mr.l Bynunr lasted to tsusperid the
rules and take up House resolution No.
22, to irais6 ajoint committee to inquire
into tle managemeh t of the W. N. C.
R. R.: three on the part of the House
and two on the part of the Senate, to
be appointed forthwith, and proceed
immediately to the said road and in
vestigate inall i s departmea's, bojk3,
records, &c, and make a full and com
plete report; said committee to have
power to sejad for persons and papfers.
After amending, the committee was
granted the same power in regard to the
Western Insane Asylum at Morganton.
Read three times and engrossed for
the concurrence of the House.
Senate bill No. . 57, asking for the
relief of W. P. Oldham and others,
passed by for the present by consent.
Senate bill No. 5, repealing part of
landlord and, tenant act, reported
favorably by the Judiciary committee.
Tabled.
HOUSE.
By Mr. Battle, to provide for increas
ing the' time of keeping open public
schools.
i bills. ;.
By Mr. York, a bill to amend the
charter iof; the Northwestern N. C.
Railroad so as to build a branch via
Wilkesboro, Wilkes county, to Patter
son, Caia well county, lo tne com
mittee oh Railroads, Post Roads, &c.'
TAXING LAY YERS. .
Mr. Cooke obtained leave to take up
the resolution instructing the Finance
Committee to report a privilege tar on
practicing attorneys. He advocated its
passage as a matter of justice ; the mer-
chant, the farmer and others, were
taxed, and he saw no reason why law-
yersshould notbe taxed likewise ; he
nopea tne resolution wouiu pass.
BELL PUNCH.
, Mr Colwell asked auspension of the
rules, in order that he might call up
thef bill in relation to the Moffett bell
pu ich. i j ;"; r ;''
After somo resiarks it was referred
to the committee on Finance, with in-
tU LULU wuimiviw uu j. mauve, umu iil-
. . . .
structions to, investigate its workings
. ,r- - i i--t l 6
port as early as practicabU to the
House.
SENATE, j
January 15, 1S79.
Mr. Leach
moved to reconsider the
vote by which the resolution passad
yesterday' appointing a joint select
committee, to
investigate tne atiairs of
ITT XT 11 1
R. R. and Western Insane
Asylum.
The Senate reconsidered, and
Mr. Leach offered an amendment re-
ducing the number of the committee
and authorizing the Governor to appoint
a Civil engineer to accompany the com
mittee. The resolution as amen led
passed its! several readings. '
Upon motion of Mr. Everett, tl
the rules
vious question and Mr.
amendment was loat. i
were suspended and the Senate re3oln- standing in this city had a mostjex
tion instructing the comraittee dn State I cellent reputation, and he had the
Debt to mace a report was corsiueieu
. t--. ! . ' .... j . .
Upou motion of Mr. Portch,tlie reso
lutron was laid on the table by a vote of
28 to 15. . - '
HOUSE.
By Mr. Norment, from citizens of
Robeson, asking allowances to a blind
soldier. Propositions and Grievances;'
bills. "
Bv Mr. Richardson, of Wake, in re3
L lation to the case of the State of North
Carolina j vs. Swepson and LUtlefield.
Judiciary. L r :. i -
By Mr. Reynolds, to establish Normal
schools for each race; in each Congres
sional District in tho State. Calendar.
e A bill. to abolish the . ofli2e of State
Geologist has passed, i i
CITY ITEMS.
j Street Cabs. The street cars will
be run regular to the; cemetery every
afternoon. . ! l
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City lot9;re in mucn better demand.
The nnmber of sales are very much in
creasing. The prices are better, and
those who have city! lots for sale are
feeling in good spirits. ."W. P. Canaday
has a very large number of lota for sale
and will sell on splendid terms. )
We are glad to see that the city
Railroad is being much be
ized now, than it j was1 a
ago. i y
ter patron
short time
A New Paper. The Rev. D. J
Saunders of this city has issued the
first number of the "Africo-American
Presbyterian," a sheet about the size
of tho Post. The typography is ex-
cedent and the columns are filled with
well selected and original matter.. We
Wish it success in the great field which
is ripe for the harvest and laborers
'few. v i 1
Fire Districts. First j District -
All that part of the city j north of the
Wilmington & Weldon Railroad.:
Second District--All that section
east of Fifth and north of Market
street to the Wilmington & Weldon
Railroad. . - i - 1 " .
jThird District That port on of the
west of Fifth and r.ortii of market st.,
to the Railroad. . j ..
Fourth District All bast of Fifth
and south of Market st. j
Fi fih District -All Territory west of
Fifth and south of Market street to the
corporate limits. j
Sixth District Eagle Island.
We asked a question of Sheriff Ed
ward W. Taylor, of Brunswick county
in our last issue, which he has not as
yfct answered. We again make the in
quiry of Mr. Taylor, why it was you
gave a certificate of election to1 Mr.
Meares as a member of the legilatuije
when -he knew that Mr.
JirooJcs was
elected? Why is it, Mr.
Taylor, you f
are now contesting the election of Mr.
Chiunis. We understand Mr. Meares
received no more votes than Mr. Chin
nis, your competit6r, yet you gave Mr.
Meares a certificate. You may have
done righ-, if so the public should
know it. The good people of Bruns
wick know that they elected Mr. Brooks
to Ithe legislature and you leave, trie
certificate to another man. ! What you-
reasons for so doing were,-; they desire
to be informed.
LOCAL -NEWS.
' ; . i : .1 '
Shad have arrived.
The Cape Fear has risen 1 55 ' feet at
Fayettville. :
rion Geo. Davis's lecture in behalf
of Lieut. Benner netted, $230. .
The Rev. Dr. Hiden, formerly of
this city, was accidentally shot near
Greenville S. C. while out hunting, but
not j dangerously. j j
The, whole number of pupils in the
county of New Hanover is 4,565, and
total amount of the school monev is
$9,170. Beings about $2 per scholar.
The barque Success has sunk near
KUty Hawk and is probably a total
loss She had on board 3,197 barrels
of rosin, and was bound from this port
to Hamburg. - j
The Rev. C. F. Dickson formerly the
pastor of the first Presbyterian church
of this city died at Tuscaloosa, Ala.,
on the 8th. of pneumonia, i He was
t rv . rnt 1 l c
1 rofessor inxsvJheological Seminary
. tV! ,. ri - a , , J
at the time of his death, aud was an
author some note.
The following officers have' bei
elected ais officers ofthe Oakdale Teem-
eterey for the present year:
President Donald McRae. !
Directors James II. Chad bourn,
Edward Kidder, Wra, . J. Yopp, Geo.
R. French,-Dr. A. J DeRosset and Nor
wood- Giles. . - ' I
A I Sad Death. Capt. James W
Lippitt, formerly of this city of which
b$ was a native, more laterly a resident
of Savannah, died at the Pulaski
House last week, aged 44. He served
as Captain in the Confederate army
and was in several important engage
I ments. As a busines man of long
I i. i. i ...,1 .:n r .
i aiuiuai umveisai.gwu my ui cYcry-
- 1 body, who knew him
, uTheN cures effected by Dr. Barter's
Fever and Ague Specific have the
merit of prominence! - It cures cases
pronounced incurable; and prevents "a
raturnjof the disease. 2t
latest news.-
Sixty men were imprisoned alive in
the Dinas coal-mine in England, and it
isjmpossible to relieve them.
The Teller committee i3 unearthing
an 'immense amount of nastiness and
baseness among the cut-throats of
Louisiana. . .
. - Mrs. Kate Cobb'a case, oa trial at
Norwich; Conn., for poisoning her hus
band, has gone to tT o jury, and they
found her guilt j c f murder in the
Second degree. -
Tho, Democratic members of Con-,
gress of both Houses are tc hold a cau
cus to consider whether th"eywill re
fuse to pas3 the appropriation bills in
order to compel an extra session, '
The U. S. .War Steamer, Richmond,
has sailed for Europe, aud will take on
board General Grant and family pro
bably at Marseilles, and thence proceed
to India via ahe Suez canal, the Persian
Gulf and the Indian Ocean. t -
Whitelaw Reidv of the Tribune has
dined - Mayor Cooper, ' John Kelley,
Augustus Schell and ex-SIayOr Ely, all
together at the Lotos Club, and these
political animals, who have recently"
locked horns; seem to rhavo had an
j , . ... ....
amicable time. f .
The Senates committee on commerce
having inquired of the Secretary of the
Treasury for ! what reasons Collector
Arthur and Naval Officer Cornell were
removed, tho Secretary replied to the
Senate. A de'oato, said to be very vio
lent, sprang up in the executive session
in the Senate on the subject, Mr. Conk
ling chiefly participating, and finally
the whole matter was referred to the
committee on commerce who will pro
bably give a hearing to Gen. Arthur
and Col. Cornell.
Senatorial elections going on in sev
eral states, are many of them closely
contested. In Illinois the two princi
pal candidates are General Logan and
Oglesby. Logan has before this pro
bably been nominated, and nothing but
a bolt can defeat him. In Connecticut
t O. H. -Piatt has been nominated by the
Republicans. Gen. Hawley ha3 once
missed the nomination. In New
York all the probabilities are in favor
of Conkling, as they are for Vance in
hra state. The contest seems rather
close in Louisiana. In Nevada, New,
Hampshire and Pennsylvania there is
almost no contest. The contest in Wis
consin is sharp. i.
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Dr. Barter's Iron Tonic promotes a
healthy appetite, gives color strength
and (tone to the blood, assists digestion,
and builds up a! healthy orffanizatibn.
; .: ,. I- ;..v . . - f 2t
Wives and Cows. In the land of
the Kaffirs the cow is the unit of value,
and eight cows will purchase a man a
wile. , An Englishman who had in
vested, writes: l"My wife cost me six
teen, cows. . 1 paid eight to get her
and eight to get rid of her."
married. In this city at the resi
dence of W. H. Hallowy, on Tuesday
evening,' by Rev. C. M. Paine. Mr.
W. H. Paine to Mrs. Mary J. Allen, i
NE W AD VER TISEENMTS.
CUSTOMHOUSE,
- WILMINGTON, N. C.
Collectob's Office, Jan. 13, 1879.
NOTICE OF SEIZURE.
To whom it may concern:
NOTICH is hereby given, under Section
3075 of the Revised r Statutes of the United
States, that the following goods were seized
at Wilmington, N C, on the 26th day of
eepiemDer, is8, as lanaea lronxtne urig
Prince Lee Boo. in Tiolation of Sec 2809.
R.S. !';-,- .. ..
2 pieces FlahneJ.
1 piece Cassimefe.
2 pieces Coat Cloth. "
and that on Bark liesolute on the 20th day
oi xnovemDer i78.at me port or Wilminff-
ton seizure was made of suadry articles of
mens ciotning, namely: 1 .
y Croats.
5 pairs Flannel Drawers. '
15 Flannel Undershirts. '
18 Flannel Otershirts.
5 pairs Mittens. I
Any person claiming any of the above arti
cies, is nerepy nouneu to appear and ale
with the Collector of Customs for the Dis
trict of Wilmington, his claim to the whole
or any portion tnereor, witnin twenty days
ironi date cf this publication.
. , W. P. CANADAY,
jauW 3t Collector of Customs.
. NOTICE. . ; ;V l. ;
Application will be to the Legislature to
aUharter the State Giand Lodge 1 No. ll).,
I, O, of G. S. & D. 9. A. B. LiND ILW.G.C.
FORSALE.
19K Acres of Land in Bladen County, (
A,t' and a half miles from the Cape F
one
ear
River, Prospect Ilill lauding, r
OK Acres" of open Land, produces Corn,
vubtoii, uiiu is iu iieuuiu vouuibiuu.
- Dwelling and out Houses in good con
dition. - ':'! ! : .. ' "
3,000
fjords of Pine wood can be cut on this tract
v nf r.nrl ii
V 4JUVl. i I
Partie3 wishing to purchase i will please
apply to .A. McDoxAU),
- . -i i '
At Prospect i Hill, Bladen County N. C.
tf.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
XMA8
Let
tlie ,G;ood Gitizeiid
orwilminptoii pause
and. tliink .
THE POPULAlt
GF
B0ATWRIGHT & WK0Y
5 7 AND 8 NORTH FRONT Stf.
HAVE oN
2
Tons
S3VERY.
1 One Ton Nuts ' I
OF EVERY
Crown, Dehosa, London, Layers, Loose,
quantity:
New Citron, New Turkish
Gordon & Dilworth'8 Shaker and Ginger
, English, German
Pare Old Bra'vlies, Wines and Cordials,
- English and American Crackers of every kind. ;
Apples, Oranges and Lemons in sufficient .quantity to furnish everyone.
-"
r
Our Four Dollar Brand Summerdean
j -v-'.. i. i ini .ill ii. I ii Mini ii f m
Our Old rtye and .baker Whiskeys are equal to any in America. i
Our Goods have been selected
O ILi 1
1 "
Remember
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
you can give the poor is a'choice lot of
' 1 ' :
family Snpplies.
. Call on us and we
BEST .AND FRESHEST GOODS
T TJG VERY MjOIVJESI PRICES.
BOAT WRIGHT & M'K OY,
5, 7 ANB8 NORTH FRONT STREET,
december 22 i tf - -
XMAS
GEOCEltY HOUSE
HA" D OVER
Candy
O-RADEl
DESCRIPTION.
Muscatel, and Seedless Raisins in any
"i
Prunes, New Crop Currents.'
Preserves, Marmalades, Fruits, J
and American Cheese.
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Scotch arid American Whiskey, for
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