North Carolina Newspapers

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' - i CLUB RATES ! ! ! 7 )ur readers are informed that "club rat ef-" 80 OI ten lUijuiicu nuuuv tauum ut; nee luau $2.00 per year. -We. baYe put the paper down to" the very lowest price, and clubs cf fivor ten cannot; be formed at any price less! than TWO DOLLARS PER ! r:V:;.::rf . Iligbie is selling out., for E ACH VK- Green Peas 75 cents a peck. Hip. Jacks 25 cents per bunch, Suspicion Ss the virtue of a cowar 1 . i Go to Higbies' if you want bargains. fv Iligbie sells best and cheapest goods. " C unter attractions young lady clerks. Cfy tax payers should ( re jihet Mayor's notipe. - . t , : ; The hat of the period Munson &Co. have on hand. The Board of Aldermen mee4; to-morow evening. Pride wears lean! larder. soft raiment, but keeps a I Quere Can a man . eating dates be said to consume time Buy Geo. Myers' Partagas, and smoke the 'weed of centent.7' 1 The Germans of Raleigh " have a peace festival on Monday. Higbie will sell at New York wholesale prices for ten davs. . Iljgbie will sell on Thursday one thou sand choice plants. ' Thirty new papers were started last week. Eleven woodbined. m Those who want Singer's SewingMachine must see Mr. Jewell. - ? " i m ; ; , , Itj is easier for , the generous to forgive than for the offender to ask-it, ! I 4 Velocipedes still continue to infest the back streets of Raleigh, it is said. ; ! Opposites frequently go together; chills and fever are generally associated. Let the ladles not forget that the "lan guage of flowers" is all sweetness. J : ; j The evening services at the First Baptist .Church will commence at 8 o'clock. - i rut,up bird boxes in your garden and en courage the little feathered songster. Counterfeiting on a small scale -manu-t&ctOring three cent pieces from ones. A jman without money is poor, but a man with nothing but money is still poorer; .Wisdom daily Uts go some , early acquisi tion jto make room for better specimens. Pray as if youx strength were in Provi dence, but wrk as it it were in yourself. .1 v; mm' Libel suits are the order of the day, We would rather have one of David & Weill's. 1 " - " ' t-'r'a Lent began on Washington's birthday anl will ? close on the anniversary of Lee's surrender. V ; ; Itjis said the xlevil succeeds much better in hiding his cloven foot by wearing crino line than ih breeches. - : 3 - Vf i Itjis said that a roasted onion bound on the wrist will stop the most inveterate tooth ache in a few minutes. ? -' ' ... - - . . ' V..v ' ' W 'I1 . i . ' f: i c ?C Pper ot "the jSUte, are ridiculing President Gratitrbecause of his apathy with the Germans. Never be above your calling nor be af raid Wear dressed in acwraahceith'i business you are performing. : ' ! "ke lie ackc "bui ki Y&ifcfki" ' i -a tes5 Wf. i to,take tbe place ' Most persons 1 mar be said to be the off spring nbi their1 fore-fathers, exceptld, Moses he wis lhe son of Ndn. C.p. Mjcr9-& Co. ard fully supplied with staple and fancy groceries and offer the best goods at most reasonable rates. j 4 . f ; mm - J - . - - ?r Convince a wise -.man of error,.: and he will thank you, but, convince 'a fool that he is wrong, and he will insult you. ' ; Many wiio dresa extravagantly should be amuchmshamcd Hl&lhjlothhifg as Adam and Eve5 . wefe lor notJjaying inyi r We?fw6u1df ackhbwledge the i 'reception tf an invitation from Messrs. Vollersand Weill to attend "the Peace Festival to-mrrow. if,'; It is somewhat difficult. to determine into which ears fame raost'delichts to blow her !,..-.?. -ft ,'!.' - "i , is. ... 3. . - trump whether, to deaf ears or. long ears. ). ' ' f j The man1 is happy" who has a triend to point put to him the perfection ot duty, and yei to pariion mm in uis aevianon irom us path. , It is said that -the present styles ot ladies dresses, hats, &c., are exactly the same as those worn in the - years 1590,1788, -and J ,-j .. .. r . .! ,; f .... - Sunday reading can be obtained ;in great variety; And' to suit any taste at the News Depot of Mr. Daniels on Second Btreet near Market. ! - - The poor have incredibly more hope than the rich ; hence lotteries, like other epidem ics, attack poor devils nf trier than men of wealth. Don't wait for yur feyer to cool before yott adb- The workmenat a foundry might as well wait for the molten iron to chill be- i ,r" m - j An excellent quack medicine, which we can conscientiously commend to all men suffering from hungry disease roast ducks --andIplen'ty of ?em.-n::f f. i ' i ; -i , "Examine all things! and hold ?fast to that which is good," is sound advice; there- Insurarce Companies. m It is not 8trange5 that the monarch is haughty;, the lion.pf the people's power crouches at his feet, and the eagle of genius holds thunderbolts by his throne. ArTectioQ is like spring flowers; it breaks through themost frozen ground at last, and the heart which asks but for another to make it happy will never seek in vain. If one swallow isn't a positive fore-runner of summer, one br two hundred boys play ing marbles ought to be a approach to a good sign' ofj the return of that lovely season. :v A Miss; Goodwin 3 livingfn' Watertbwn; lately married an autiquated old milliohate named Shandy. r Ve suppose everything was dazzled by the, light of his golden Shandy-leer. ? - -' -i t v . ? " : m - . s -v .ii,: K The lovers of music must go to Profcssox Reuckert's concert. The well-known abili ty and skill of the professor in his peculiar branch are well known and the public may expect a rare treat. j Notice. Delinquent subscribers are not tified that unless they pay promptly, their papers will be stopped, and when practica ble suits will be entered against . those not offering proper excuse. ; Labor CojtyENTiON.The Minutes ot the Labor Convention, will be printed as soon as the paper can be got from the Secretary, who departed for, Washington, and forgot to send them to the Post as Mr. Mabson m-i tended. ' - ? : !-- ri- The Post will be furnished to clubs of ten and over' at the rate of fifty cents for three months! ! 1 Let none say they are too poor to pay for their Post. Let Post Clubs be Termed all over thef State to 'resist Con tention. . X, . - : Electb&ttping. We have made all the necessary arrangements and all companies wishing important circulars; ? blanks, 9 or forms of any kind electrotyped' jwoujddo well to send in their orders W the POST PRINTING OFFICE; ftkfe-V.;, . rl . ,.; : til ' Pic Nic.The" Sunday Bchool' children f several of 'the colered' congregations fan ticipate much enjoyment through a pic-nic to Abbott8btirg ' Mr. Whiteman has made all the' arrangements, and we hope he win : WnoiiKSAiiE.-7-As - an evidence of. the growth jotV: trade in Wilmington Are proud to chronicle the fact that ol. Bear & Bros., have opened a purely Wholesale Dry Goods Store,' and will hereafter use the old store of i Messrs. Birdsey & Robinson, for thejr j, retail business. Messrs. Bear have received, and are , receiving a large stock of ladies dress goods, and. hare the Very best facilities for pleasing customers both wholesale and retail and we bespeak Mr.1 Gambergerj Rocky, Peint has called on us with good news of a rplenteous crop of strawberries, fruits1 . and vegetables for all New York2k!The Point "plantation ship--pea Tadishes ,at the rate of three hundred dollars an acre. How's this for "truck" farming-? - i ln w (Jeo. Myers has an ; announcement ;in to-, day's Poirthat all should -read who want family supplies. Mr. Myers has facilities for buying in New York no otaer -Jiouse possesses, and the public- can dbtain Jroef by calling at the "old stand", on Front street and pricing, goods. ; , Let all who want cheap PRINTING call at the office ot the Tost.! h ; The -father of Dorabel 1 a recently fou n d that little girl's chubby little hands full of the bloasoms of a beautiful rose tree on which he had bestowed great care. "My dear," said he, "didn't I tell you not to pick one of those flowers without leave!" "Yep, papa," said Dorabclla, "but all these had leaves."' , , , i The "red" black and white" are the win ning colors just now, and "German unity" is to be celebrated in a most united wav by all the united Germans of Wilmington. Mr. Nathan Mayer is unflagging in his manufacture of Jiays .for the festival, and Sillier Bros., haye a standard they intend to unfurl for ever 'so long ! For Business Cards, call or send to the POST PRINTING OFFICE ! Cotton Company. The attention of the public having been attracted to the notice of a plau of forming a co-operative cotton company after the plan of several now in operation in the Southern States; we "offer to provide1 facts and figures to all enter prising working men deBiHng o have a few shares in the "last besfthing for helping the poor. Vi ; ' Gideons Band. That funny Weill ; man of David, & Weill has returned again from his annual" to Philadelphia and New York, and btought "no end" pf new goods. ' w ivwv. "GideQns Band" propelled by a dollar en gine and discoursing "most eloquent music" all the day to the delight ot hostsof yisitors and "cords" of cash customers. , '-, v The Pittsburgh (Pa.) Leader says : kThe firm of Geo. P. Rowell & Co. is the largest. and best Advertising Aiyency iD the United States, and we can cheerfully recommend it to the attention of - those who desire to advertise 4 their business scientifically and systematically in such a way; that is', Jo, secure the Margist amount of publicity for the least expenditure'ot money. - ' - i - All the Railroad Receipts at half price at the POST PRINTING OFFICE. 'The abuse ot Chief Justice Pearson. ;for "taking a drink," may be met by President Lincoln's answer to the iellows who de clared Gen. Grant a drunkard. Quoth Uncle Abram: "Tell mc where he buys his whis- key and Lwill send some to all the Gene rals.", Now, it "conservative" carpers qan get a JittJe of Judge Pearspn's charof r pr wisdom by. staking5. a drinkfor fHaveh's sake let them le drunk all iketimeZn , '-x m--m . Among the Indians. Lieut. Ilerndop tells us that no tribes ot al oriinees are! found' in the deepest forests of , South America, from the Andes to the Atlantic coast, that do not have and use poet. Ayer's .medicines and 'Lowell cottons, "Tremont, Suffolk, . Boott, are seen stamped in large red and blue letters upon their garments, while Ayer's Pills and Cherry Pectoral are among the treasures of their habitations. Their native soil furnishes them all their food and most of their remedies, but they suffer from some afflic tions which must have the interposition of higher skill. Sentinel, Liberty, Va. 2t Labels, Circulars and Bill Heads, at New York prices at the POST PRINTING OFFICE ! "J. PSamfson. Our friend J. P. Samp- son sends: us a' long and very inteiesting letter from Washington. We have room only for a little bit of history of the way things are managed in a sister State: Mr. Blair ih the Senate, made a severe attack1 6h the colored members of the Soutli Carolina - Legislature, in bis speech a few days ago. The argument was close and carefully prepared as to the charge of ig norance proigacy and ! selling of votes, Mri Sawyer, tlietlefendantand Senator from 8outht Carolina, arose at his seat and pled guilty to 'the charge. 'Mr.VCox from New ySrSin. ttTeouse yentillatell the matter and concluded his speech by saying there is not one of the Representatives will depy it; nor there is none in heretojdeny it. I he peo plebegpn tof.lpok,pyer the.House for the ccuoredmembcrs, but : none, were present. Delarge.can bc.seen.quite often, during:the gessions.Jyjng J9nftbet!sder lounges .fast asleep J -oamfson.- I "Conservative" economy is finely I lib trated by Legislative action on Judge Cast- Well's Court:5 Here was a special city court, paying its own expenses and only objefc-' tionable to " criminals Legislated V on anld fussed to about the cost of the State and pe-' pie of North Carolina of fully FTFTY THOl SAND DOLLARS. ? After being abolished no preyision is made to check crime, an& the city m&gistrates can only send men to jail to await the next term courtan prisoners' eW toiehuppbiled bttfnfamnttf, when ihey wouldFtiave been sent by Judge C. to the Work house and inade to supp6r themselvesl.t1 : U'-'i ' 4 ! ': ': ; 1 -''J i. City IjiPoyEMETS.---It must be a source! of great gratification to every Wilmingtont ian to noUce he i'pn ward marchV of city im-j provement. The extension of the city lim-t its has led to the opening of new streets and on every hand may be heard the hum of the! saw and the hammer in the erection of newj buildings. The working classes, alive toi their interests, are gradually securing homes and the proprietors of the soil to enablej them to effect that object, offer sufficient! inducements. Mr. James Wilson has sold a! large number of building lots and the terms,! on which he sold them gives general satis faction. He continues to sell building lots situated in hea'thy and desirable localities', at low figures, and on terms that cannot fail to suit. mm m All wishing Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad (Receipts will do well II to call at the POST PRINTING OFFICE.! The Raleigh Tekram thus refers to Hon. A. M. Wa dell, of this city: I This gentleman, the Repjesentatiye from the -3rd Congressioual 1 District of North Carolina, has recently; delivered an able speech in Congress on the Shellabarger Ku Klux bill. We wish we could publish it entire. It, is a. manly vindication of the law abiding people of this State against the charge ot ; lawlessness and crime. He also took; occasion to indignantly deny the charge made by Boyd, that the Ku Klux of Alamance were made up of old confederate soldiers. Mr. Waddell is richt. We feel we hazard nothing in asserting that the brave confederate soldiers ;rs who followed Lee and Jackson, were r- . .i . " ! - 7. 0 - ; 77-. Miiswicauii uatuu ui auuuUB, uuusc-uuxficio and murderers bear the' tnarks of the cow ardly skulker, deserter and exempt, and not those ot the old veteran of the Atmy of the Northern Virginia. I Poor "Springer" is deald. i We announce the death of a good dog, and that dog the property of our friend Webb, with almost as much feeling as it "Springer" was a human being. Every body loved "Springer," for he was every body's friend. Gently rest the turf on the faithful animal whese kindly look we shall never see again, and many a youthful eye will be dimmed t day, as, indeed, mtny an older one, for all Wilmington knew and loved the pretty English setter, wto had.no bad qualities, and died as he had lived, in trying to please his master. j jiLast evening a streetcar ran over thepoori Follrttmr ann a ithmifrh n r Krrl it txra o fi hlamii we had almost said we would rfiAier have no car than ho "Springer." I ! ;The elegant Hand Bills and Posters, on assorted colored paper are " just j the thing" for Spring trade. Let our merchants call at the POST PRINTING OFFICE 1 j Peace Festival. The German citizens arid invited guests are requested ?to meet at the City Hall oh Monday, April 10th at 10 o'clock A. M. The procession will move in the follow ing order : 5 Chief and Assistant Marshals. Three Aids. Band ot Music, i Color Bearers. Executive Committee. i -The Association. I Three Aids and Mounted Color Bearers. Children in Triumphal Car. . i 1st Carriage Orator of the Day accompanied by the President and secretary. I Invited Guests in Carriages. Old and Infirm German Citizens in Carriages. No private carriages allowed in the pro-. cession. ' ROUTE OF MAKCH. From City Hall to Market street, up Mar ket to Eighth, and countermarch, down Market to St. Paul's Lutheran Church where appropriate ceremonies will take place After the ceremonies the procession will again form and atove down Market street to Front, to Red Cross, to Fourth, to Church, to Front, to Princess, to City Hall, where dinner will be served at 5 o'clock, P. M. i i - M; A; Adrian, ' r ' Marshal.' ' I jMJgJM I ML i Bonnets. The following on bonnets is given by one who claims to speak from authority: Very dressy bonnets, to be worn late 'in the season, are ; made of the Frou Frou cauze brought out last -year. - This silk gauze is thicker than grenadine, and has its threads woven in tiny checks, or in crape-like crinkles. The material is plain on the frame, with rolls,1 cordt, or milliner's folds near the edge; la Tichly knotted searf of gauze,' bias and bound,' is around the crown: Bowers and a pompon on the sides. A ruche of the gauze, bias and donbled; forms the face trimming Ribbon string!. A Good W.An (exchange can always tell what sort of a woman a man marries by ejffjats thejprinerh If he gets a wmmonjWifeltfo j printer -alto gether, i If he gets; a tolerable good wife: be win Bena in ine notice ol his mariaee., If S:ferjg ooapne,. he wilsehd the printer slice, of. -cake accompanying the notice. ; If he getsan sextri good one he will send a g&eoDaemtn;4 the notlceP It lie to send thefprinter a geld or silver dplVar with the notice of- hii happiness. .--itQ'gci'i'.wlfii will alio ws her husband, to owe for his pa per, aud if the worst-half does not attend to these things, it is a clear case of deception, because a man who won't pay for his paper wilfr deceive his wife, and we have our opinion of such. r ; ; Make Home Beautiful. -Ah, yes; 'it is an bid, old text, preached from since the world began 1 i We are well aware ot it; and yet we rc peat the words, feeling that they hold an infinitude of thought yet 4 .unexpressed; feeling, too, that there are many Who, hav ing heard, have failed to heed! them; failed to make, because of them, a sweeter place to rest in, a fairer picture to rest the eyes upon, when -the-day'a work is ended, 'ahVl the little family is gathered in the sitting room ot the cottage, which though it may not boast it3r rosewood and its velvet, may yet have a warm, sweet beauty jof its own, equally satisfying and restful. ! We care not howsoever humble a home may be, how poor in purse its inmates, nor how hard their daily toil, if there are four walls, and four or even two willing hands, that home may bespeak , a truer and more highly, cultured taste than many an elegant mansion whose occupants have gold, but lack refinement." Show' us the sitting, or sleeping room of a woman and we will shew you a pen , picture of that .woman's innAi liPa ;Wa Vnill - : V l V. t I" ! I , " W1UUSUH' lher hopes and her aspirations; tell you how i wortny she is, or un worthy vte hold the j heart of her husband and the honor of 1 her - E- W o annnlr rf nival V !wni1rtHiiman nnl r4 I those-who purch ase the upholsterer's taste. as they purchase game ior dinner; and we speak of the inside of ia home, I which is woman's rightful dominion; not the outside with Which we may have somewhat to do jaereafter;.. Vfj r - in the hrst place, there should .be perfect armony of colors in the furnishing of a p'oom. If this be lacking, no room can be Ipleasing to the "eye, or restful to the souli , . j If the prevailing color of the. carpet be ;reen green damask for lounges, ottomans, ambrequins, etc.,' is just as cheap, and as jasily obtained, as blue or fosecolor, jor isnmson; and. green-tinted vases, inexpen sive, and tastefully; arranged, matching nicely on either end the mantle, with a solid centre-piecej or upon hrackets,' either aide a picture, give one-a more enjoyable Reeling than if one sees here a short "folue vase, and I there a tall white one, neither in keeping I with aught else in the room, if we except the mistress, who may have blonde face andair, and yet be dressed in colors that no blonde ot good taste would'fchoose. Furniture'and little articles of adornment misplaced, though never, so slightly; bureau drawers a little ; ajarf a slipper here, or a hairpin there, give to a sleeping room a neglected air, that speaks volumes of excuses for the husband's tardy coming; and rooms. redolent pt everything but soap! and water, are not apt to be a man's happiest remem brances.'1 ' Z.' Now we know that' some faces bending over these lines will grow cloudy;- and that some lips will say: "I wish whoever wrote that article had half a dozen children, and her own work to do 1" and we are not sure but it is a good and. kind wish, though it will net bespoken kindly, n ; , ) ' Sadder things may come to one in life than the realization of that very jwish. Di vi nest content should come to a mother with the coming ' of her children; and labor has a; quiet; benest dignity of its own one i should be,, proud . to wear. How those little .ones are r nurtured, and in what manner that labor is performed, determines the happiness and the beauty of a home. If children are 'allowed, simply because they t are r cold or , hungry, to leave caps, books, gloves, etc.. etc., lying promiscuous ly about in the sitting or dining room, instead of putting them' in their places, home may be forever in confusion, and the mother wearied to death by what she terms care, when half her annoy ance is the result of untidiness. Combs and brushes are left uncleansed hpoh chair and window sill; towels thrown across the wash pitcher or stands instead of : beings folded . evenly and hung squarely upon the rack; water is left in the basin and the soap bowl, and bits of paper, shreds of linen, and crumbs of cake and-pastry, are herer and ' there, and ; every where, and one pair of hands cannot und the ruin of six cheerfully or patiently. , j r- The remedy frr all this lies in a mother's deltermiriaUdntO'haVeerselt a place for evefythin'g and in obliginerielf and her cMldren:to jkeep; 'everytbisg Mn its 'place when not inJpimediato.uscu ; ' , This may onie,must be done, or home, which is the synonym of ail things pure and sweet to cherish, will be but Vprison house where the spirt is ot unrest are chained. ? All the tate ; papers compliment the honorable conduct of the UteilegisIaUreM I P 1 No Convention;: Tha:LRepubUcanail- cta of the members of the Sute Legislature1 took Post advice and intend1 truncandi dates and vote "No Convention P '"thus is the resolution adopted? ,:That the &poiiaIart7?of funeral Assembly, . hereby -prStesUng that the pending call for a Convention is unconstitutionali recognize that it 1. will be most for the peace :ot the .'State that the people shall so decide' at;, the vbaUot box, and therefore recommend iihAiL an r appeal -be made them for that purpose', and that such appeal be proseCntedinUhetisttalwky b a campaign and candldateSi''1 I , '. The Raleigh Telegram says thttcikrtv.ing is from the pen of Hon. Joe HOlden! cti i v Because some infamous fecaps9lfiave come to the surface in the p'olitieaxiacon1 struction of the South, and slew 6f them are Northern men, the total rascality of the new governments, infinitely4 exaggerated; is heaped on the heads of "carpet-baggers.'? i The fact is,lthat among the meanest and the worst of the scoundrels in public life in all the Southern States are native-born Southern men. For this we can 3 Touch In I North Carolina ! and in s South Carolina We aver it, ' too; from personal "knowledge and with personal abhorrence. -We know the men and despise them. " i j-Nor are the swindles perpetrafed by ihe Republicans alone: ' No fat i piat through the North Carolina or Bbuth! Carolina Legislature in which l- Damocrata did not participate, and of whlcli ther did! ,n6t snare the ill gotten proceeds. "When mriDingis 10 oe resorted to, they furnish wvuej aau aiviae me, spoils. we Knew these facts, and we can give.!namesl in 'this connection ot Democrts prominent altr buii 'khn circles and in political aspirations? 'H j The editor of the rmwirmar-aJS is language is plain iP vt "wdi !:nl lt would perhaps be; well to give-the names and proofs against i some' of i these f 'Democrats prominent in business circles and in politicalj aspirations" hare fur iished money tor) purposes 6f Ibrlbery and divided spoils with the ' robbers who hate uj effectually plundered the y Btate; We Want these namaa fnr : nnr An ntiwi wan? 10 print menv i' i A . J , 1 l- ; 1 1 nus aoes mat genuine Conservative paper the Salisbury Old Sorth .State refer to' the Cenvention act: f r, ;: vn i -The Legislature has at length, ' by a'sim pje majority, passed a bill calling a Conten tion, subject to the approvarof the people M the ballot box. We publish ' thefActit ielf in another column that our readers1 paay study it tor themselves, and determine jwhether they will vote to sustain the "call Made by It or not. The Act, itSrill bl seen,! provides the means, fixes the timeand pjaces of voting, declares who shall, and who shall not vote, Ac, &c In facF tbe tjegislature, by this Act, provides,' as fully a it is possible for it to do, the entire ma chinery for the election of the Convention. U further provides that the election for leiegates snail oe heia berore the wilfof he people can be known before it can be . scertamed whether they desire the call of a! Convention or not. The r11pcrntp rd fi jbe elected on the first Thursday in August' and on the same day the people are to vote, Hponvention" or "No Convention.' If a' Majority vote "Convention," arid thuVipT rove the call made by the General As'seni 5 )ijf the delegates elected ori that day,' ttrid1 n pursuance of said Act, are id' assemble 4 Convention, in the city of Raleigh on ihe third Thursday in September."I.It a Majority vote "No Convention," and thus7 tl to approve the call made by the Lefris ' aiture, then the delegates so elected are not d assemble in ConventioW t ilH ! ! We presume there will be an excited "and 2 animated canvass of the question before 3 the people during the summer. ";A. fine bp- rtunity is certainly afforded to eloqunt' drators and professional politicians1 iobrb1 4laim their love of tbe dear 'peojpU and their 1 Undying and self-sacrificing devotion to 1 thjs interests of the Common wealth, . which always enables them t rise high above ' riartv as well as selfA - ? 5 f NEW AD VERTISE31ESTS. NEW STORE. .0 .ifi :l ml ;ft. riHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN! ON X! Wednesday the 12th instant, at Birdsev & Robinson's old stvnd. No. 20 Market. EXCLU SlyELY FOR RETAIL TRADE, an f fj unb MlUiMI Mil muia ut .IK , 1 E : CONSISTING IN PART OFsq z)i JLadies Dress Goods Prints , IqLEACIIED AHD UflDUACilED . U NUUCOI'UIJU. Domestics, Boots Shoc Hate. IVotionsi &c v 5 Our stock will be on the; first floor and fo guarantee tosell as v ----- l'y .V,:.:'.. ,f ' f CHEAP AS THli CHEAPEST, n u As: we 'purchase direct from first hands, and 'are r therefore enabled to offer, m -?f n 5-f'd Give us -a call vou will . find eentlemanlv . . pome ana aiieniiTe v"2ra.B. - . , 4i, B STORE ' 1 . - 5 i - . : i '- I.. JL 1 JLA f T ml PRE TRADE 17 aprif 9 W-U ! fr - -7 Iff " ; y ii ;L for them a liberal patronage.