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tv I I.Mt wrot mt hart ti nt
a'ii!r oiik catUtrr to Mate
pnn. and we hte not!ier bank
rtiirt in the Tomb. A horrit!
tOtf just t-wmo oat wlurb nut
tilnyiiau iu th- death ol a Wautilul
tuuitjjf and nii the
m-qa.tr of pnr Iic jitrm jet thing
w.tu ivtU-nucn aad crinic- Sjuio
few OHutb a Toaug girl fruin
t;e Natli came to New Vurk tosetk
tier brother. She wj go orphan,
jnnns o4 Uautiful, aud crcclj
srren jea ol av; l.tr little itore
uK money w At rxhjustcd, and
h dtirtij.d lor a itoaiion : i.. r
hlTtiriifnt w. ariaWrred. and
enters! a hvue k-ji b) one o!
the ni nofoni ui I'rprians in the
towa; here !e w subjt-cted to the
le ourrup. and rraliiin her de
jr'c cma.ti.ii he ngit to e
c-i, lle wn drarel into an in
f-iuj5 d- n bv a jol cvni.ui who
iiioiilj bae Ieen her proit-c-tor. win.
outraged and abuied her and urorc
her int. the i r.tt. As a 1 t rvs rt.
irk fit heart and
look piaon, and wm f.nu.d d viniu
the puultc uiutiwaT. Ww -I nuk aj
plta.l from ;he ntenij4aion of
sa U uu a.ncirv iri trjied m oi n
dv jn tuo iniil-.c ( chureht and
turiitiau iutiona ui luc r.iutii-t
city uX the U it'td M.i:e, and by
one of thu-e trry j?'arlians whv
niamteninc. rH u-t miliiotu and
million of tl.-lijr-. An .tciiTeinTe
tiutton i now pin on, and we
hop the ivrpv'.rtor may Ijv niaiie
to ui7er l ne pn.t of o.io of th.
nv ; atrcioa innn- that ha4
iii.uik.rU the ripir.n year.
lM'.re tins loiter r ao.us on tlte
wet Civrtnia. cIiiiih i:I havo
ran;; out on millions ol rarsin every
latui where eii illation '.ri.s in t
narue atid pr tits by thj utT. r:t?g tf
Vhils ; to mamy t u tii -y will . ave
iiao,; f r the l ist iini'. and ere Hi
4tkt of aants.er I'hrij-lnia wt shall
i A iaitl li-iwii to rst ami jnact .
l'i'r. buk ier toe yi-a. nw
rapully dranin tv a eh w rai-
ffii cur isrurtii .touvi teti-rao'e
stlftn-d h. u i wi.ien -r- the io. -
l:uk tint iound in io the pas:, sri
iiti- fao s iiat ani-tnI from our
'iiyk and soiue hitte uies bate
Iaii hn-hci, tu ound ol Im a
j; ! lien our Iuarf4 n jnr till
th' '-ot.tiu ' tie evrtasiin truuijv..
lalitiu the vril, uud sutltrni.
'.mal. ikr ib iM4 he
Y-av i ur-lej, "c wuiild not call
th-ni tick fr I bey hare uuitl the
sw.'rt v t.nd rust f rwn ch weary
- tiN Uite U i) n i.iuJj m in ad
n-l time. IVTliajki in vt i pn-vi-U
:c b, i;.re a&outer 'uri" ma-. .i t l
r-i'I ..r.'nt.d the p 11 tna: tra iu m
kit -, shall la ii akiIv ne rii hjii.d
'I n t.o'.dn it u.II U n. rvc!s a. id
wi.l; rivei froui it-4 U m aal itj
.; 1. 11 !UtU hail b ihe r e to
it kii not h.T! one p;tn ni f,'ir
l ii.!erir.k or rtrri; my oniy rr w
ei j: thai tuy opriuniu I cne
ri: m tt-i'.iwni io tuic i txn mo luui
t.u a id unprfia.Ie.
The hooiav tunes hi b ire -r n
a tiuii-1 :i :t-i ih : V a;ni I n
;in.-u;Iraii' a ay tn tiu ar
1 ii h are c j ie. Stared, inpl with
r d. am! dry Ok:ri-Ii'. it i .-uiue
:..lt.u t kkiA I u. it 14 slot in ..fir
pv-r t. t. 4 i; if j ' ki i ,t.: J tivi t
iu trtudv of httle mi.t i. il!
1 t
r. - ev tti vor bating L-vi 11. 1 pity
1 man u. to eaii t li iiom- a
ii.'.- tune, a id Ian hi h 1 1.1 n
i ro 11 .-r tii.i'i: wis ii . hali n-.oiiil
1 vjvv tat." Ii tie o .1 j that ' nn.it
ni ha citf. It dees n jC t.e J
iki;.-ki to m :k-r their beai'Lo jriad ;
.iap- U f re an!ber year the
ut'' ti!tnl will liuT enipt.
,ar tt ! L'lckl ai.i. theliitie
pt.a nt. teet wiiijiO ia re ru:i t.
ani y.u. atii t u l.t tl. duIj' r. . tclied
trriw ill W fooled tTv lie;r
n af..- lorwit r. 'Ihuik of the httlc
. ai.ii lion t fo.kXt l tin- n liov
llv la tie ha- bven h.ul.f and ho
i-v tu ndy waitaj li-r ihr cftan e
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ir.i-ui.a tt:ir.'.iK'-i v.il tome a
vi ami prae-mut It lia-
.: . k f n a yar uf uunuied bieisi.ir.
:a ! y th. rc I tit w U U- le th tnklul
i'.c W i ea lhe au ro-on the New
'tar of 1ST?, dirk liou'U hni on
Vh juiitted lioeiiM, new nappiiy
. h arl i... Ihe harvest ha sue
it led to th jpr:iiit!i.", and the
tiada.i.dnian. rj. ie-ini: in Ond's
ah-.nJnt bounty, l;e wuh thank
f-sta- and to.jH. With the coming
far l,e t. rni th? Hean. anil.
a iv S'.e n ,piru. to trite to your
ritiji-ri an idea of the oi:der ofthe
kr ai Pari Ivpit:ku. trusting that
our .u !ovi iand m tf there hidd
a plce amid the a-emUed getiiut of
t:t- w rl I which fhall make ui proud
t. tall oumeliri Anicncaxj; and
w -dung ,oa, Mr. lalitor, and all
ypur ncaf?r. a Merry Cbrmmaj and
a Harp; ir Vear,
I am.
Truly yoars,
13 R lADBBtH.
Holiday wrek; crowds mthing to
and fro; a big pufly looking man
lara by witti the leg of a doll
sticking out of one overcoat pocket,
and the handle of a small tart out
of the. otbor; he looks like a Ldjoon j
an 01 tk pocKkU are aiutTed; b has
a boodle to hi hat and something
iireacb hand, and lowks as happy aa
if he had josi picked up one of the
ilre rfollan of oar daddi a. It is
of no pwsible use to try and. do any
UuBjrvn bvikday week; the plans
bWkiuiac and tnrkry of Christmas
dtoorl aea joa. to say uothmgof
ibw taiK pica and dUfhnots nhicli
immenoriaJ usae baa tacked to tlje
Vhrutmju celebration.- The -town
emi to bTe eiren iteeU np to en
jojtnent for the tnae, and I suppose
Ui DaT" 10 enaarr tbu urt or
thing till Wednesday, next, when we
will quietly settle down to the busi
neofl873. Year after year onr annual celebra
tion has betn'gaintog ground, till
now, on New Yeiufi day, all New
York and his wife and fjsmily gire
themiclres up to irs enjoyment; and
while occasionally a blue ribbon man
may surrire the perils of the day,
I regret to say that many of our
yoaug men frequently flud a brick
ui their hats abiuf, two or three
o'clock on the morning of the 2d,
wh-cb it require a wtkkof moderate
industry aud abstinence to lift out.
If jon wooU see N'w York in i,3
holiday mood, yoa.sliyuM go to
Mscv's, on the curucr ol 14th street
and ?uth arena e. Krenbody goes
there to buy everything from a'iper
collar to a set of furniture. Jsot
only New York, but Brooklyn and
all tho surrounding towns nud cities
for mile send crowds bre eager t-
pnrchas. Fivmmiriiiu till nisi.:
tnuliitnd s surge and heave, a livid?,
struggling mass 'l seeming crazy
to buy something; in the majority
of rases it dot s not apioar to ma'iiV
what it t., iT it U oufy a thing th.nt
costs money. Ilich sud.aristocra'ic
carriages line iIih siJoa.k. and lh ir
owners are 'joiiled by'por -fnicn
with hiwl- over their heads, whose
whole Christmas outlay is fcKtan lfd
by a half dollar. It is not ouiv the
rentt-r of tratlic for all sons of fancy
gooili. Christmas and New Ye:ir's
fliTt', but it iiUo in thes.' holiday
time the para-lis of shop lif'ers
and thieves. A stylish looking lady
in a ealskiu sack, trimnnd wi'h
the ni'st eijn-iiTe olter, and all
abhtze with jewelry, is ci.uiii..ing a
lot of costly lace cellars; her roitng
tlauch'er by her s.le ia esjH-eially 111
tereste l with a mauiiceut Honiton
set ith which she toys affectionately.
The mother has engaged the atit-n-ti
ui ol the sales woiniu; the ilstr;i
Ur vanishes in the crowd, and with
her the Iloiii'on si. The in olur
gets iiietly up aud departs ultir
making some slight purc'iase, anil
strollsoir alter her daughter; but
fyux etes are iiou them all the time.
Macy'i detectives spotted them as
they entered the dor, and no th.it
they ar aix-ut to enlur their carriage,
lnt .Marnard steps up and taps ti e
ladr on the shoulder, and asks her
to step inside; she turns upon him
ind gnantyr. and v it Si a !a-e flushed
with a.ion asks, "how he darts to
intuit a lady." ."he ia a!nt to step
iLto lur carriage, wucii Tom pulis
out his nipers, and tells htr il st.e
does not c3uie quietly hell present
lu r wiiii a et uf his iron hraCeh ts.
She S'-es the g:ime is uji, and sue uud
her daui.Ur arc marched into a
priva-e officr; and tnen omes the
.earch hai.dkeixhc's, collars, jew
elry, laces, all sorts of things are
dragged out in quick UCCej8ion; the
pa'fof them have euotigli about
their do lies to set up a ainall drv
gooels store. v Lightened of her plun
it-r s!i s recoiiductetL to her car
riage, which drives to the polic; sta
tion, aud itiatiad of dining at Dei
monico, she parses her n'giit in the
cells; aud the prestiuiption is iu a
few weeks, with hair croped and
clad In blue, our tine lady may be
tound in ihe eia-s-c ngions of c row
Hill. This is the noionous Mary
Ual'agher and her daughter. .
A few wttksago 1 chronicled the
his'ory of l.i -by O Dr. en, the young
sneak ihtef; but lab y was liuruvii
)ears old, and now we have captured
one that double discounts her,, only
niio years of ag., aud us eijx rl as a
woman of thirty, and tutv thin
this, up to th time of writiug they
have uot been abl- bv tiiri'at or in
tt:n"ul.vr ou to make her ttll her name
or where she l;T?s, Ihouch both hare
since bvn discovered. Iler speciaTy
was picking la Ifs pockets, and u
though it is certain that she had ati
lder confederate, ni amount of
thtva'enin? or coaxing has yet Ikcii
able to make her divulge the ecret.
If any one oat your ay labors
uii'lrr the absurd delusion that times
are dull uud hard, ht him. come on
1 to .e torK anu jusi step into
Tiffany's; close to the door is a case
of di.uii.md-i worth more, much more,
than I ever exject to make bv news
pl T correspondence. I wafked up
to the case with the business air of a
man who has about two dollars aud
a half to invest, sud inquired the
price ol a necklace of brilliants which
lay exxscd to view. 1 thought il
would make a uce New Year's
present for my wile's cousin Jemima,
t'hirtv five thousand dollars, said the
gentlematily atteudant, w ith fmile
that was child like and bland; shall
I mid il hornet No, 1 replied soit
ly, not to day. We have some cheap
"lies here, he s aid. Now, here is one
"or sixteen thousand, and lor a cheap
affair, I assure yon that it is very
good. I think, said I, reflectively,
turning over my firVdollargreenbaor,
1 shall bare toconteut myself with a
jKiirof earrings, llens just tho
thin? for vou, said he. A lovely pair,
oufv six thousand ure uunareu Uoi
lars. Ah, I sec they don't suit yotL
Yoa wis'i somctliingmoie expensire;
look here Held ou, I cned. Thai
will do. I think that is quite aa
high as L ought to go at present, and
if Mr. TitTanj will take fire dollars
on account, aud send them home,
I II give him my I O U, payable three
davs alter convenience, ior tue iri
flinr balance ol'six thousand four
hundred and ninety nrj aouaxs. 1 ue
firm, I bare since understood, helJ a
r.nti!ttiion on mr Drotiosition. and
would bare accepted it, only that
they required tne gooos ior exnioi
tion dunnir the holidaTa.
Kanid transit, the greatest need of
New York, 1 at last about to be
realiidd. Never, io my -memory,
has inch aetirity been manifested to
any poblio enterprise. The struggle
for the Gilbert Elevated Road has
been one of the most desperate and
protracted that wt have bad fox
many years. The mass of the people
demanded rapid transit. A few of
the property holder resisted it.
Injunction after injunction met the
hapless railroaders at every step they
took, involving, be rides the delay, an
outlay of thousands and thousands
of dollars. The last injunction was
disposed of in the Fall, and from that
tnonvnt to the present there has
been a roah to complete the work:
night and da thej have toiled no re
muuogiy, ana now is seems as u ail
of our pitadptJ tlioroughlaxts would 1
be grtdircned with Elevated railroads.1
It looks as if it would reTolatjooize
the city. , It Jready covers many of
the' smaller streets. West Broadway
is spanned from curb to curb, and
by the early Spring I . expect to be
whisked out to Harlem over the heads
of the people in less than twenty
minutes. . ..
.The rear is closing with an oat
burst of crime, disaster, aud accident,
almost nuparalleled in 1877. The
city is in a fever at the flight of the
Excise Commissioner with on un
known amount' of money. Wall
street is shaken to its center, at the
departure of the Setters, who leaje
hosts of disconsolate creditors,
hrooklyn is all agog in its fashion
able quarter at the attempted assassi
nation of ayoung wife by her boy hus
band. Au arch in the approach to
the new Brooklyn bridge gave way
ou Monday, burying in its ruins, a
poor Irish laborer. It was a sad
Christmas eve for his family. Nine
suicides mark the week. One man
blowing his biains outin his father
in law's backyard. The weather has
bo en the most beautiful and mild
that we have known here for many
years, iu fact, up to the present time
we have not, had a touch of winter,
and 1 have uot seen a bit of ice All
kinds of amusements are at fever
heat, church festivals, moral shows,
I.ct-ares, theaters, bale, concerts
and eutertainments by jubilee sin
gers. The fast young men are anx
iously waiting for the bal masque ff
the Circle Franchise, this is the an
nual turnout of the derai-mpnde
where it kicks up its heels after the
fashion of the Jardin Mabillo. 1
suppose all sorts of people must have
their amusements, but it does seem
to me that uftr the disgraceful ex
hi bilious of past years that some of
our jolice force might be delegated
to close up this insufferable nuisance.'
In a few d.i8 the ledger will be
clo ed, the accouuts all balanced,
and 177 will bo liuished for weal
or. woe. Mingled with the ,faiut
moans of the expiring year wf heur
tne feeble cry of a new born iufaut
which is to take the place of the
dead giant which we Jay reverently
in the tomb of the past, who of us
Can look and say thai there is noth
ing that we would recall. ?ince
January last, fifty-one letters have
asK'ured before your readtrs, aud
tuough wntteu hurriedly fiom week
to week, yet every one Las received
such consideration as to make them
reliable references for things con
cerning our great city. I have uot
often referred to the current news,
for the telegraph aud your exchange
Itinush thuac items in ubumlame,
hammered into shape by the sharp
est wits that the newspapers of tne
city can employ. 'Ihere are thou
sands of th. .-r restless couriers scour
ing the city night and day, untiring
and lynx-eyed, rettless, uggrcssiv ,
persistent; whose only cry is, "news."
You meet litem everywhere, at nil
hours f the day and night, and to
give 3-our readers something new
and fresh, I have had to keep out of
the way of this army, in order that
they might not in t rview me out of
ov- ry item of news wh:ch would make
mv k-tteis interesting toyour renders.
I fiavc in reserve many items of in
terest In; fore I depiirt for Europe,
uiid, as hereto fore, I 6hill ekoeavor
io keen your readers posted i.i whai
is jnisi.g at the great metropolis.
Once on the other siJo of the ocean,
I shall have the world for my oyster,
:ml if I don't open it, it will uot bj
the lauil of
Truly yours,
Broadbrim.
It IS the oliiv medicine I WOtlM I V''
to ui v Hit y, a 111 ttit-r 6.M, Kp-.iktn'
of Dr. IJuir B tby Syrup. At a!i
drug s.tir--M. 25 em's.
Fwe Impression.
It is cT" nerally RiipiNised ty a cer-
, tain el .s- of c:tiz. ns, who ar? not
pr.u-itral or ex p. ricnoed, that I'ys
p psi 1 can not invari-ibly ! cu ei.
but w- ar' pie .sed to sa that Grf.x -s
An. rsr F:.f kh has m-vr-i, to o r
knowlfclgf, failed to cure l)pi-ps:.
and Liver Count aitit in ull its foMi s
mi ;-li a S -ur S-ommc'i, ('oiivi-ni-s ,
Sck Headac'i'-, Pa'jlttwfioii of fTi"
Heart, .iw .-pi. its. &t-., &e., Out i f
30,OU) h-z ii I'-.tties .old last yar,
ii.. I .t inglu (ailur. was rejoi te.!, but
lliotis !!! -f ounp!imi-nt;try' l-iies
icet "veil from Pniugfst-of wond-rfuf
ones. Three dos.-M will relieve at.y
cts- Try it. Sa-npl- Bm!s 10
cet ts. lli-jr':ar 8 75 cents For
sal. tv II. Ilol'iTii.wrth cfc Co. Ma-n-lii.
N. Dr. J. W Blount, Ken
an Mil: N. C. ai d Pr J. Hill, Clin-l-
ti, S-kinprtttri ('. N. C.
- MA HI A HE MKIUCT.
In a narrow, wretch' d little street
in the famous city of Colognn, and
within a s'one s tl row of its uiag'ii
cent ra h'-dra', ntan'is a mean, low,
wea'her Iki-at'-n bouse, which is one of
tl e laud marks of history, for hen
led in mjoitlid inisety one of the in st
famf.im women of which history con
aim any record. She W;is diiven
out of K ranee by her nun aud becan:e
a wa-.d- rmx fugitive. In 8iiceesion
England, O -niiaiij aud Switzerland
drove l.t-r away from their confines,
till a' last, deserted hy everyone, aick
and dying, alio f nnJ her way to Co-
loir ne, and iheie, in a wretched ttne-
nieut, peris h d, utmost of a'arvation
and nerb'ct, the wife, the mother, the
dtughier 1 f a king ; what would she
have giv- n in her dire extremity
f.r a pp -r of Dmyeas Improved Corn
Starch but though she could not pro
cure it ou can get it and Durjeas'
S it in (i loss btaich by inquiring of
a iy r'8pe table irroci r They are the
beat in ine world trv them.
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Had Asthma Thirty Years.
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a medicine that had such a happv effect."
W. F. HOGAN, Charles St.
A Child's Idea of Merit.
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A Doctor's Advice.
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Exoer-".tit, in sudden emergencies, for coughs,
rrui -.. --i:--Uteris, etc.
T. P. ELLIS, M.D., Newark, N. J.
Sol-X t v "U druggists. Price $1.00. Office
2S Murray Street, Una York.
THE TREE IS KNOW BT. ITS FRUIT."
d Tutt's Pills are worth their weight in gold.
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1 Tntt's Pills are a special blessing of the nine
teenth century ."-REV. F. R. OSGOOD. New York.
- " I have used Tutt's Fills for torpor of the liver.
They are superior to any medicine for biliary dis
orders ever made."
I. P. CARR, Attorney st Law, Augusta, Gs.
" I have used Tntt's .r'uTsljve years in my family.
They are anequaled for costi veness and biliousness."
F. R. WIL8QW, Georgetown, Taxas.
"I have used Tntt's Medicine with great beaent-
W. W. MANN, Editor Mobile Register.
"We sell fifty boxes iutt's Pills to tSve of all
others."-SAYRE & CO., C.rtersville. Gs,
"Tutt's Pills have only to be tried to establish
their merits. They work like magic."
W. H. BARRON, 99 8ummsr SL, Bsstoa.
" There is na medicine so well adapted to ths cure
of bilious disorders as Tntt's Pins,"
JOS. ERUMMEL, Richmond, VirglBia,
A'ND A TrliUJMlO MORE.
Sold, by tltrmmffittm. a eewUm a heat. . Offiee
24 Murray Street, Jm Torlc . i
TUTTS HAIR DVE
: HIGH TESTIMONY.
From Tint r ac trie jourmal. 1
hasbm?.fl!WwTorlr,
which restores yonthiul beauty to the hair.
That eminent chemist has -saeeeeded la
prod ue Ins; a Hair Xy which Imitates
aatore to perfsctioa. Old bachelors nay
bow rejoioe.'. j
Friosn Office 88 Murvmy 8L,
C0IISUr,lPTI01i CURED.
. Am I1 phjkictaii, rattled wan pwmetnm. bavin ra.
iiud tram mm Eart ladia snaumwy tba feemots mt a
napW wiobl twniy for wmly mmi iwniwl
mmrm at tmrnnmpttmrn. k-.VU. niiirl, ton. Mk4 H
UMaa ! asTntin; mlmn m aw for am. 4.
Skiwki i"i thfade 4 . h Ut a his
4n, U l it twin I. hw nam( feUmn. Art, ;
bilitr ik1 u Himi iplMiito.kr kwi tnted
m JJkh. w.y ft riinction. addrww.wth eUmm,
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MARCHAL & SMITH
PIANOS
THE HANDSOMEST,
THE BEST TONE,
1TIE MOST DURABLE PIANOS
i ' MADE. i '
Tpey are Beautiful Rosewood,
seven and one-third Octaves, with
every improvement" and' fully guar-
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the; position ol a Standard ol Econ
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ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL MUSICIANS
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Over 18,000 Ihw in Use.
Agen-8 wanted in every Count y.
Aiidt ess B1ARCH AL & SMITH rLVN.O CO.
- i . - .
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; 47 Uciversity Flae.;N.Y.
Geo. Woods & Go's Parlor 0r-
! gans.' ij1 : .
Ati. other recommendatinns leing equal
that ORGAN is the Most ,,VAi-nABtB which ia
capable ef producing th$r greatest timber oi
Musical Effects, and v7ria
.: 'tions.
It is rfaioied by Geo. Woods & Co., and tho
claim can. fce veiified by enquiry and examina-
; aaitr amenta cvr tiieii--atraf ao-'
Jure produce Quauttes of Tob which are the)
Aeaist approach that has r,b(eW
iie tones or tne oioe ors-an: that, in slliH.
to tins, they posfafess the most ' . ,1
BEAUTIFUL QUALITIES' OF TON
Which are nliar . fn fK0olv,a. -k.,l,J
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.ancre tf expression whieh is TRULY
These advantsgeg. are dde severally to the
general plan of the construction ef thg Instru
Hi ena ; tho great amount of case, 8Knx aud
taste given to the rvvina and voicino if the
eeda: and, above ail, to lb a merits of th j
C 0 MB IN A TIV SOLO
TIIE EOLINE. A soft or
.. -
breathing- stop. j
THE VOX HUMANA. A
baritone sola stop. 7
THE PIANO A Piano c;
exquisite - tone which . yriU
never require tuning.; , , j
The abov Stops are la ererr case separate
and additional seta ef vibrators and steel bara,
and entirely distinct from the Tremolo which
accompanies sbem. The great variety of com -
t:-: ia! 1.1.1. .w
MIUMUIUI UIU TUUUUIW VI VUffill kliM P V-l
pablw impart to the instroment a W&NDlt-'
FUlt APAITX for tne production of . '
JSICALxEFFEctf K
and them can aH be brans-ht AT WTt.T. tnA .
. rsran. aaUB largely to its pdwer
and BicsStos or Tom. r - i
yMftrumpaH eontarning these goto mcr.
" Plained at very reesonabl flgvroa.
. thfi " int-nding to pnrchase will do well
a. a. -ra - . .
mem Deiore parcnaemg euewneie
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MISCELLANEOUS. ! ; .
WILMINGTON AUD WELD UN Riljl
; ROAD COMPATir.i ;
Omen ot QasT. BxmMnmmKnr, .1
- WUauaKtoa, . t, Ang, 4tll,1877
fS and after Sundsy. jlairnst Wh, 187T.,
i-jnger iTsins on tne umi
Weldon raiiroa will run at foilaws ;
Pasnger Trsins on the Wilminttion aud
DAY SLUL jjtd
PftESS TRIX," DaitT.
tave Front St Depot daily at. j.w 1 .9 10 a m.
Arrive at Weldon. .i.L:..... ...... p m.
Leave Weldon.. .11:45 m.
ArriTeaUFroolStDpotat......f. 7.0 pu,
MIGHT MAIL Aim aXPRESS THAIS, Dau,r
, Except SVXDJY. '
7K)5 p na.-,
Arrive at Weldon... J:80 a
beaveWelden at. . ...... ..... i." 1 8:85 a
a m.
Arrive at Front St. Pepot,.- . ..i...l05 ft m.
Ths Day Train makes elose connection at
weiaon ror all points North via Bay Line.d Iy t
except Sunday, and daily Via Iviohaiond and
all rail route,
Night train makes 0
don for all point nortl
lose cnnneotlon at Wei-
all poinu north via Richmond.
.JOHN F. DIVns'E, .
oct 4-tf
: Cte&9ral Daperintendent.
GENERAL UPrrS;OFPICE.
WILinNOTON, OOLUMBLi AUGUSTA K.
-' .t ... ;;.oo3irPAir. , l1'
WnanwoTow, N, C., Ang. 4, JdTT.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
'- "Vif and after Sunday, Jnst 5th. W M-
- J .lowing Scbbduiei f&. nS tuu
'-SrNH:--'-J-
Leave Wtlmlnjrtoii.
Arrive at jfitruoe.
Lieave Floreuee. .
I Arrive at Wilmington
iVUmington 1,X " V
Night Express Train (uv'Vk.
ve Wilmington...!,.. J
Leave Wilmington
Leave 1 lorence. . .
Arrive at Cbluubia ,
Lesve fJolumbla.v. i .
Leave Florence ...
' i-.n aJ
li:Sn PI
Arrive at Wilmington.
- A.
... ''JW
Thig Train wiu oniy ai neuiiiinkti
Wbitevillii, Fair Bluff, Afarion, Florenoa,.rim.
moiisrille. Suiut-r and' Acton, between Wo.
. ... V . kj. .
' miiiguiu and Oolumbia. .!'.-:. f '. .
THROUGH FRfGHT TRAIN (DAILY EX-
CEPT SUNDAYS.) .
Leave WilmIgton...L... ; 8:301 P.M.
Leave Florence ...I.. ... 8-85
LArrive at Columbia. 4:1Q As. M.
Sfjeave Colnifbia
..4 5:tt P. m.
Ieave D loreaoe ......
Arrive at Wilmington
....:...:..ia.i
511 A. M,
i 10:20 "
rasscngcra for Angh'ts. and beyond Khonld ,
take?Night Express Train from Wilmington. .
Jbrough Bleepiug Oars oa night traiii for
Chart ton and Maoou. : '
' 1 1 JOHN F. DIVIXF,
oct 4-tf ! ' GtJn'l Juitt.
hit GL N D E N 6 E DTI M IS
IV- . ' ' - !' .! ;
PIEDMONT AIR-LINE.
Richmond ami Dawtiixk Raileoap Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Time, June 24, 177.
Meal Ntationi
No. 1.
No. 8.
Divilp.
Lv Greensboro 1 I 8 40 p m
I 8 51 a in
At Hahfibury. . . . . .
5 8imM 1100 a iu
I J. HIU1.UU1I 4 1
11 HI a in
i 1 H7 p im .
Ar Air-Line Junction.; 1 TbOpnx
cnariotte-.,. ., : 1
7 28 p m I .. 1 83 p ta .
No. l-(bnriCts at 8iUibuiy with W.N.C.U
for Aebeville and mitiimor renoi U in the mouu
tains of Western North Csronna, at Air-Lino
Jqnction fin- Atlanta arid all points in the
South and SonUiwest; at Charlotte with CO, A
A.K.R. for all points iu the Ooilth and Boulk
west ' ' 's !
o.3-.Conn(jbts it Charlolto with C.C. A A '
R.R. foi Columbia and Houth,
'; Trains. going north.
L
Time, June 24, 1877.
Mal titatious ,
Lv Greensboro.
Ar Danville
LvIaiivill. : . .
Ar Dundee Va Nid. Jun
Ar IJiu kerille I. .'
Lv Burkuviilo. .-. i. .
ArBcile Inle. . . r. . . .
Ar -Richmond ....... I . .
! No.; 2
Daily
fio. i
Daily
I 8 81 am
10 05 p ia
1221a u
12 25 a ra
12 27 sf m
4 43 a m
4 43am
7 loam
741. iu
10 :;8 a m
lo us a ni
It) 40 a tn
B 17 p ni
2 .1 p ni
4 KLp in
I 4:13 pm
No. 2 Connect at GrneMiboio fur all iiiU
on Kaikni diviMions; at lJurkoviiln with i. 1. A
O.R.R. for roterxbiirg to., at Belle Irtlle it!i
Itichiuoii ., Fn-ilriK knLui-g A ' l'o to 111 a II! 1'..
for all points Norh, East an d Vt; at Jlich
mond wiUi C. & O. R, Li. for -Virginia iribg
- and the Went. . ' i 1
So. 4ri oouects at B1I Inly witti Riclmi'iti'l
Fredericksbueg k Potomao Li: it. for ioi tii,
East and Went., . " V .", ' ' j . 1
N61ITH CAROLINA If. -R. 1)1 V;
No. 4
Dully
Not 8
Wi'y.
TBAIKS OinSO.'EAST
1 ex! Hut.
Lv GretnslKjrt). . . . .
Ar 1! .li.i.rl,
TUOS par I 8 40 am
I 3 62 a in I 4 5m p uj
. 4 Oil arm 5 INI p ta
7 15 a m 0 W y tn
N 8 i Nc.r 7
LvRai-igb"!"Ji;
TBAIN8
MS GOING west V I Dai
!! n o. . . . .. . r . iit)"l5
iUy l,.LiI.
Lv Gold
ii in n iu
Ar Kaleih.
1 M ani i2i7 j. in
2 ikj a in 12 42 o
Ly llaifjigli
Ax Greenwboro.
7 m l III J 31 J 1) in
1
A33LM CEHTPAL nAILRCAD m? AM,
Okficv. OurnnAr. KrrEniXT.viK.NT.
- Wiliuiugtou, Cl (jet , Ifi7.
"." CHANGE OF sillLDtT h;.
f$ aiwl after FfiJav, Octobor-j 4tli, 1(377,
j rraius win run over titis r.ao as rollout :
FSSEXQER, MAIL ii EXJ'BEWJ TRAIN
Lea vo Wilmington, at. t .
Arrive rt Charlotte at
Leave Charlotte at, , ,
Arrive at Wilmington at. . . . .
.,..5S a m..
, .. . .hi-i ii m.
.7:1 1 a ir
. . .9:45 ii in'
SHELBY DIVISION' !
Leave Cnariotte. . . .,
Arrive at'tsholby at
Lr-aVe Afuelbv at. . .,.
,.. 7:10 4 ru.
. .11:4" aiii.
.12,43 (' ni.
Ai i ire at Charlotte.
. . . . V.VV II IU.
Tboso Trains will bave WilinitiffUm, Cisr
ktto and .Shelby, Daily, except, SninU vs. I
Freif;'.t Train will, leave Vilnilnuton !aid
Criarhitie ou'Mond ys VtViliw-ilsis m l Vi i I
davs and 1 i T '1 S "T-
I h'uWftsysTin.l ratnr.lsy.
I " P ' : ? - j
V. O.JOJIX.vi tKl
oct 5-tr
Ofiieral hirj-eriiiU-tidiiiit..
GOODY EAR'S RUBBER CQODf
iVnlcaaized Rubber in every Conceivable t,.U,
Adapted to Ui iverssl .Uae. .
ANY ARTICLE UNDER FOUR I'OtijXD
WEJGHT C4S BE KENT BY XAUt
W AND WATEtt PRqOF.;
arannents a speciality. Our cloth aiirfsra u at
roiiibinoM two ganoejuta in one. For Moriuf
wiuer. ii 1 a veiftxv ntikr iTOor, and in a
uiy wea viier, a I s
NEAT AND TIDYOVEBCOfT.
By
iy a fenliar prooxfts, therabW Is put be
;n tli tw vluth anrfaurs, hi-b iirr-VFiit a'.
..I I .. -k af-t Air infli in 1 ' k. . - . 1 1 '
tween
hia.-iliou or sticking, evm in f lis ' hott. -ll
mates. Tlipyar made in thrse oolors-fDitt
Clack ana liroan. -
Are Light, Portable, Strong and;
- Durable.
! We are now offering thorn at th treHa
low price of w each. Bent poet-paid do any
address opun receipt d pi .
hen ordering, state auv aronndchait, over
"Test.. . I r i'-
- R.-)iabl parties drMrirV to ! rour V"".
dan send for tnr Trrde Journal giviui deecHp .
lion of our leading krtioles. , I " 1
4x1 sure anu get the Oririnal Ctoodyear a 4
.vtewin Vuleavized fabrics.. 1 1 J
tar. Send lor-lUustrated prio-Ust ot e
ceietratKl Pocket Ovninasanm. 1 ' '
' ; Address Carefully, .
- V Bw-jteT - Buti-f Carter C.
" , er llrosdwafk,
P. 0. Bqx - ; i Iork Citr.
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