North Carolina Newspapers

V jiUMBER 45. GIKKRALCITT XIW8. iAcai Reform We tuidowtand that the Ietnorati lit entire t6tnraitte of tha eity are (voosidering the "question connected with procurinf an amended charter for Wilmington-! Thia Is welL Other fating miajh among onr citiaer fhonld also be employed in looking it these important maV (erj. If Is not time for call- ing public meeting and baring every thing thoroughly canvassed, let certain vtll-ia formed and substantial citizens b innted to participate in the delib- J nimes occur to us as Bumble counsel- l . benroeder, Launnbnrg: K B. Hunt ln Q Buch an occasion. All or a part ing and lady, A. D. Jones, F. A. Mor of the following gentlemen would ma- t ry, Baltimore; Dr. George Martin serially assist the Committee in its rork: Hon George Davis, CoL Robert Strange, Col. W. L. DeRosset, Messrs. Tr W. Player, Jno. C. Heyer, Jno, I Holmes, John Dawson and L. Kt Bowdcn and Dr. W. G. Thomas. Correetlen. Mr. Henry Nutt reqnestaus tomajce a correction or two in our report of the proceedings of the Scientific and His torical Society; meeting, hat Monday night. We lo 60 with pleasure. Mr. Kntt says that he did not say there ww obscurity as to the date of the owuincr of Xew Inlet. That inlet was formcd'in September, 17G1. Another pltce wherein he is incorrectly reported iras tihere we made him to be in doubt as to the obstructions placed Jn the riter during. the Revolutionary War. These were not particularly for the pur pore of keeping out Sir Peter Parker's Sect, for the reason that they had been put there the year before to protoct the port from invasion generally. As to the Old Tovn settlement fVom New fegland, which the Barbadoes colon iU fonnd. there is some obscurity as to its precise dat?.. This colony, however, was not at the mouth of the river, as rtated. I irrettsd a ad Set Free A Drummer's Complaint The Charlotte Observer says i 41 A Wilmington drummer writes ns quite a lengthy letter, in which he states that he has been very badly treated in sev eral towns in this State by being ar rested and brought before magistrates to show why he had not purchased a town license, in addition to the State tax which he had. He wishes it pub lished for the sake of his brethren in the drumming business that, he was sbrought before tffe Mayor of Greens boro a few days go, and when he showed His Honor, who is a. gentleman and a scholar and a member of the bar, the law as set j forth in section 82, page "79, Battle's Revisal, he immediately dif missed the case and made tht plain tiff pay the cost. This, to the mind of our commercial friend, plainly proves that arrests for this offence are I illegal and should be $o considered by hi? brethren." 1 Death ef an Esteemed Iidy. It is our sad duty to record the death, at her residence on Chesnut street, yes terday morning, of Mrs. Ann S. Pavis, relict of Junius Pavis. Hsq., and sister-1 la-law of Hon. George Pavi?. The de teased had a large circle of friends, and she will be greatly missed. The funer al will taks place this, afternoon at 3 o'clock, from St James' Church, Thcrmometrleal. The Btate of the thermometer at the various stations named below was ob tained at the Signal office in this city4 yesterday at 4:31 p. m.: Augusta, 49; Charleeton, 47; Galves- -ew UrleanS.43: OriOlk. 43: &( vannsh, 51; Wilmington, 4P. Vtayor'a Cewrt .1ua Merrick, disorderly eouduct;, fined $10 and costs or 15 days on the treets. 'i We are informed that timber in market for sale. there ia no Oureountrv Mends will do well to make aVote of this. A dealer states that a few rafts ould command a fair price. A small, handsome steamer, the Net only twenty-two tons, from New York to New Orleans, put in to coal yesterday. Hhe has a combination-engine. ; : : - : The river water in the dock between Messrs. Worth Worths aud Sprunt on's, left by the recession of the 'we. froze yesterday morning. The fairy Belle, loading for Rio Ja- 5iro iU take'out the largest cargo of lntnber sinep it eM. ri. v dred tho nud feet. iuiewll. yesterday, in Granville county, of otxr talented yonng townsman, Mr. I John P. Bellamy." Hin wift. Mite Emma Harfcrove, who w known and esteemed in "Wilmington, the daugh ter of Col. John Hargrove, a leading and most excellent citizen of Granville. Hotel Peraomala, ; lt cKrj, Hocsw. Wednesday. iK. (ileping, St. Louis; H. Haua, Atlanta; J. K. Draper, H. P. Fonrbod, P. E. -k?,o, uiwtk, WIUIUWUKJ, I Y, D. D. Barter, 8. C.; Edam D,vi. and lady, 1. Muncel and lady, Phila- and lndyt West Chester, A.V. Boalute,. Gu - B. MeGowen, Kenansville. MfSahso HorsiC Wednesday.-- J Sloan, Pender Co.rH. A. Mason, Rich- mond; C. C. Corbin', New River, E. T. Bangs, FayetteviilejMisa HaynestMd.; W. S. Dockery, Mangum. The Pj.ttevillin5 hvC had mcmSSTlS. and excellent skating for several day. . Yesterday both Heaton and Jenkins were feeling better. MAXOIUC GSAKD LODGE. Vint Day. Froiu tfte Raleigh Observer of yterdy. The nineteenth annual communica- j tion of the Grand - Lodge of North Carolina, A. F. A. M., convened in their Hall in the Fisher Building last evening at 7 o'clock and was opened in am Die form: le ro The following grand officers present: I o. w . wiount, u. M.; a., xl. wunson, S. G. W.; S. H. Rountree, J. G. W., pro tem.: W. E. Anderson. . G. Treas.; D. "W. Bain, G. See,; Dr. Eugene Gris- som, D. G. H.; W. . P. Williams, G. Chaplain, pro tern.; J. D. Southerland, S. G. P.; -J. C. L. Gudger, J. G. P.; K. S. Martin, G. Marshl;J. Hildesheimer, G. S. Bearer; A. M. Noble, Gr. Pur- suivant; H. C- Premoert, G. Tyler. J. B. Neathery cnairman of com- mitteo on credentials, reported Lodjres repreocnted; (report not finished). i - 1 M. A t f t I Grand Master Blount then read his annual address, which was listened to with marked attention The following Past Grand Masters were present : Pr W. G. Hill, Hon. E. G. Reade, R. W. Best and John Niehois. ; " The attendance of members and rep resentatives was very large, over 250 being in attendance. The following standing committees were annoutieed : Grand Master's ad dross, P. G. M. H. G. Reade, W. G. Hill and J. S. Battle. Charters and Dispensations No. 1. L. A. Bickle, P. H. Gior, John M. Cotton. No. 2. Bobt. Bfngham. J. P. Southerland, A. M. Neble. Work, Proceedings and Returns of! Subordinate Lodges No. 1. P. 8. ii'S S' ILC"ijr- t i?" ' - vr ?P?" S. L v . L Macks, Geo, S. Baker, J. Hildesheimer. Account and ClairasJ. B. Nea- thery, Michael Whitley. James South- gate. Jurirsprndence W. G. Hill, John I Nichols, Eugene Grissom. . I Grand Secretary s Books and Re-1 port-S. H. Rountree, W. P. Williams, Wm. Simpson. Unfinisned Business R. P. Mathe son, J. C. L. Gudger, C P. Rice. Propositions and Grievances W. K. Kenan, E. A. Wright. Exnm Iwis. SusDensions and Exnnlsions No. 1. G.B.Harris, J. Q. Jackson, L. W. Batchelor. No. 2. J. 8. Battle, W. R. Cox, E. S. Martin. No. 3. C. A. Cil ley. Z. M. Paschal, A. B. Boykin. - P. W. Bain, Grand Secretary, sub mitted his report, which was referred to committee on same. W. F. Anderson, Grand Treasurer. submitted his report, which was refer red to the committee on same, G. Badger Harris, Chairman of the Conunittee on Foreign Correspondence, read the report of said committee. which was verv elaborate, and coached n nw T yftrtm rrcAlt nnAn tVii upon me chairman, and Bhows him to be a man of a comprehensive mind. On motion of J. H. Mills, the report was referred to, a committee of five, to wit: J. H. Mills. F. H. Rusbee, J. A. Leach, J. H. Ratchelor and Jchn Nichols. ' Gn motion of J. H. Ratchelor, a res olution introduced by him at the last: communication, in relation to holding property ty the lirand Lodge, was taken up and referred to the committee on the Orphan Asylum. The Grand Lodjre was called off until 10 o'clock Wednesday morning. NORTn CAROL,! w a JiEVi. Kirk is a beggar, in the streets of Washington. ... Mr. and Mrs. George Allen, of New- Urn. have lost four children of dipr theria in a few days. Paschal Jackson fell from his horse in Hillsboro Ta t Saturdav and died the next morning. A son of Pr. C. F. Campbell, while going from Boykins' Depot home was mot dj a concealed assassmAnd wound - ed ia oneofhifl fiBgeis. WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER IB IUCT0RAL VOTR YBSTERDAY. THE HOUHE IUTB TO Bl.nCT. : i : .. r Dtrpatod UAm All Cate4 ter SefMibllaaM Only Two Oregon Breten Certified Wahi3c;to. Dec. 7, 12:1Q.The diipated States are all counted for Hayes. Only two elector are certi- J 11 fled by tk. Gdrctori Ttirel will be no election and the House mnut SOUTH CAROLINA. The JeaMcrt Ct ia Oaurum. Columbia, Dec. The conMiiu tipnal House-of Representatives as sembled, at 10 this morning. Bird and John Gibson, two Daniel colored reprtentatives from Fairfield count v. , who have acted with the Baronet . IIoue, took seaU in the constitutional Honse, and were sworn in by Speaker J I di pateh was received by one of the mow. i oers from Barnwell : ' -I learn that Silas Cave wasarrcsu-d j arid taken to Columbia bv two nezro I constables on .Sunday night. Jamz9 M. Rtaa." 10 P. M. The Democrat now have 6-3 members. 8. S. Bridges, colored, of Newberry, has taken ths oath before Speaker Wallace, recognizing ,the constitutional Houa, and will be reg ularly sworn in thi3 morning. The farce of declaring Chamberlain elected is the. more striking when one leaves the Bayonet State-house and comes up Mam street to nna o,xu people cheering . for Gov .Hampton. The excitement was intense, and again Gen.' Hampton poured oil upon the troubled - waters. He assured them that there was only one thing that could rob them of tne victory, and that was an act of violence. In conclusion he told them to have no fear of; the result, and wen V so far ae to console them with the assurance that if the verdict of the people at the ballot4xx was not respected they would have a military Governor. " liROIHLATTJBB OP HORTI1 CAB- SENATE. Moxdat, Dec. 4. FROV VHB HOUSE. Transmitting a resolution requesting the representatives, of this State in Congress to nae thehr influence to have the law regulating banking and enrrency so amended as to prevent national banks from taking more than eight per cent, interest; asking the concurrence of the Senate. Referred to the committee on banks and currency. jxthontctios or- nu and bsou tioxs. Stanford: Bill to prevent Telling trees in North East River. Referred t( committee cm propositions and griev- aneea. ' Robinson th following resolution: Whereas. The nUtforms ofboth the nfrAoA thiF THvm rMrim to a rifforous orosecution. and as earlv mm-nUf, M r.rn?Ki v m. A.V il. It? A W-V tern North Carolina Railroad to Puck- town and Paint Rock, by the use o' th3 convwt labor, and such judicious legislation as might be found necessary: Resolved, That the joint commit tee on penal institutions is instructed to inquire and report to this General As- Btaioly 1. The number and sex of the coo- a. i .t.. tn i.: :il vicuf couoneu ui iae x cuuraiiary, wiin i 2. The number of said convict, who, under the Constitution, are required to be kept in 6aid Penitentiary. 2. The number of convicts now work ed on works of the State, outnid of the Penitentiary. 4. The expense er capita of .sap porting convicts in and o' of the Fenitentiarv. 5. The number, aval salaries of officers t Penitentiary. 6. What number of officers and em m ployees, with their salaries, in said in stitution. whose services can be dispen sed with without detriment to the inter ests, and to give effect to the object sought by these resolutions. Resolved, That with a" view to the vigorous prosecution of the work ou said road to an early completion, said committee are instructed to report the cross number of convicts which can be furnished be "said institution for labor upon the AVestern North Carolina Railroad. . The resolution was placed on the cal endar. . CALRXDAK. I ,vftu pt.;i o).t',ne,n., in ciTil tioMf TO np and a j ubstitute from the judiciary committee for the same was read, when, on motion of Mr. Sandifer, fee, bill and substitute was recommitted to the judiciary com mittee. Bill to extend the time for'the regis- xrauoa or grant, deeds and other con veyances waa ordered with substitute to be printed and recommitted to the com 1 taittee. - ' I BO! to amepd aecp'on 43 of clupter 17 of Battle' Rerisal, passed iu sever al reading. BUI to change the mode of paying Solid tort,' s indefinitely poetpomtL Bill toeltend the time of John D. Davit, Sheriff of Carteret, to collect and settle the State taxes wa indefinite ly postponed. ' ; Bill to amend wb-eevtiou 9 of cction U of chapter 17 of Battle's Revival. Was indefinitely postponed. Bill to make the embezzlement of county funds or other property a felony, with an amendment from the judiciary committee extend the provisions of the bill to the penal,' charitable or educa tional mstitatiOQi of the 8uie and to J . . . , . , , , .17'"' Sandifer said it was an important matter, and moved that its further con sideration be postponed for the prt nt. and that the bill be made tlif .iial ' . . .... . . 4 . oruer tor murfeday next at VI ocloek. which prevailed. Resolution for the relief f David J. Moore of Pender county, wa made the special order for to-morrow at VI o'clock, on motion of-Sandford. Resolution of instruction t tli-ji.iiit committee on penal institution, intro. duced this? morninir lv Robinsou. w.-! taken up. Robinson spoke. HOCSK OF REPRESENTATI V K. Moxiiay. DrreniVr 4. Richardson preseutedajietitiontigntd D citizens ol Lolumitia. uskin? the pn- bitiou .0,r. the w,e ,of int.i-atin? Mors Mr,in,Q a fjuarier imu HUTCH, 111 V UMII.Hilir county. Laid on tho tatU'. Mcttehee, for th commit on finance, reported back the following bills : II. R. 28. in relation to the Wil mington and Weldon Railroad, recom mending it do pa. Carter presented a resolution nf in struction to the judiciary commit te concerning cumulative su(Tragi whiih was read nd place! on the calendar. Todd, of Ashe, intnvluced a bill to be entitled an act to repeal sections 1 1. 13, 16 and I i o chapter "J. Hattle s Revisal, which was referred to conunit tee on propositions and grievances H. It. No. 33, in relation to the ivv enue laws of the United State-, re questing the Senators and Representa tive in Congress from this State to use their efforts to have the same mod ified. Passed second and third read ings and ordered to be engrossed and sent to the Senate. H. B. 96, to amend chapter 37 ol Battle's Revisal in relation to divorce and alimonv. Referred. H. R. 2H, in reference to the Wil mington and Weldon Railroad, paired its first and second reading. Moring moved to reconsider the vote by which H. B. No. 96, in relation to divorce and alimony, was referred to the judiciary committee- The bill was then placed upon its second reading, and Jafter considerable discussion by Moring, Bagley.nnd Pnr nell for, and by McGehec oiid Hender son against the passage of the bill, it was made the special orde r for Saturday next at 12 m. S. R. of instruction to rueinber of Congress in relation to the revenue laws of the United States, passed sec ond and third readings and was ordered to be enrolled for ratification. H. R. 36 of instruction to jadiciary committee in regard to cumulative suf frage was adopted. Thirteenth Day. SENATE. Tcksdat, Nov. 5. ; MISSAORH PKOM TnE nol'SE. Transmitting the following resolu tions, asking the concurrence of the Senate: Resolution relating to the W. A: W. R. R. Co. Finance committee. Resolution relating to the internal revenue laws of the United State. Calendar. CALENDAR. ' The following bills came up and were indefinitely postponed. j Bill to extend the time of the sher iffs of Franklin, Wilson and other counties, to collect and ettle the State taxes. Bill to submit the fjucstion of license or no licence to ell intoxicating liquor to the qualified voters of the several counties in the State. H. B. No. 62, Senate bill li.". to amend the laws of 18T4-'7.". as relates to Edgecombe county. ' KSSA.E FROM Til P. HOrSR. Transmitting a resolution to raie a joint committee of five to take into consideration what action i necessary on the part of the General Assembly to ensnre a proper reception of i;.,vrr nor Vance on the day of his inaugura tion, which was adopted nmhr a sus pension of the rules. . The president appointed St ickuey and Troy Senate branch of the com mittee. SPKi'IAI. ORIiRR. Resolution to pay Paniel I. Moore, who lost both eyes in the sj-vic of tlwr Confederate States .0. Moore, col., supported the resolution and moved to amend it by inserting $100 for$50, which wa lost and the resolution passed its s.-cond reading. Boddie moved to amen! the n-.lu-tion inserting the name of W. II. Hamilton, of Wake. who!t both eyes in the service. The question recurring on the pas sage of the resolution, Mr. Liles moved to amend bv striking out the words 1 "late war," and inserting -Confederate ervice," which was adoptetl. and ' the resolution passed 'it third reading yeas 30, nay? 8. 7, 18T6. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. By Staple: Resolution inrvlatiou to the inauguration of Gov. Z. H. Varcn. Calendar. Staples moved to Mipciid the rulo and take up a resolution offered by him self in relation t. the rw ption and in auguration of Gov. 7. l. ance.raiMug a committee con!ting of three from the House end two from the Nnate. The motion treviild. and the resolu tion wj adopt'el. atI onlered i J eut to th benate without Iteing en- , grossed. . ! I A rMiti'ii 4i-ui the itiacu f '-' lijmbu- county ts referred to cotmuit teo ou propostt. ons and grievauec. (tudirer was ivrmitte.l to introdu a-bill to I entitled an art in n'aul to UMiry. which went to the calendar. ) H. R. No. 3.. ii rciore fiJl MiM i silver a a letril tenMrr a taken up and pvod it orid and th;nl rc:d- in:s. eviAt. 'RITR 12J T. it." II. I. 13 to j-.went m.il:c!u" wi chief :o )crsna. jirojcrty. H. It. Sk 4- to amend uUli j-:n 24. a ction rhtpur 27 Rattle' Rc vi.ol rvupliuar tho ..i ititcnance of the poor. ; L"m! tht. ill the judirjarr rtuiiait- ' K-' :R-n d a" uWtitnte neomni,ndin; the of t!e nlititnte. m-hu-h I provides f r the prohibiting the hiring J out at public outcry or privately an J white p'-p"!! to a colored w-rm or ; irring or letting out of any joor per- n at public outcrv. Tli sult$tituie ; was p!acel ujKn its Mcond reading, ami Mr. Staples called f.r the yea and 1 ii.lv. Alter H rery pirit-d diM-usMon the bill xva put upon its paa?eoo it .- ond reading anl ia--l: vea 73. iiar. 1 V Staples 'moved to HHtpt!ie ll.c fur ther act'on on the bill till Friday, at 12 m.. and that it be printed, which nv. tion prevailed. m. i- comt.kiim'i:. Fourth Day-w Proceeding ol North Carolina C'onlcreucc M. 1'.. Churrli, at Crecnslxjro. Svframv. On mtiot: coniiuiu.-.- .u i l.-mjvnnu t- wa-i In'cl cojij.UtIn of j itut Trj uJ Dr. C'raen, C M. IVt nnl I.. Sh-U. Kt-v. H. T. llul-iii. ttHirniKii on ImkiK- and MriodicU. read a rejrrt on tit? - t:u recoinuieudiiiir in liih coiuuu-n lat.r term the Nashville i'hritlia A'h ?, . .S'i.'.rr (j'Kirt- r''j I! .'"-. Italeih f '. 't. .4o--'it and the tntok pu!-lihd 1 i the aMivllle. i'uTiliMiinc Hon. The pjM-rial hour havitn; arrive.1 Kev. U. ', S. Ula.-k uf tlu Wiluiiucton district ad- ' dp.- e.l the Cf'nferen'e n t vety a'-le an I scholarly manner on the relation of our i coIIcr-s to the church. It would require ! too mueh fpace to attempt tvnoji.. if this nddreM. They erc h ord fitly p iktn 1 and will do fotl. - r Accordi;i;j to rru;aiue I Ion. Y. . . RoMiin. former Senator from David -on, i next adilreetl the eotifcrcuce in an earn ( et, fon'iMe, practical and logical tylr p- , eu iar to t;-' orator. In e'nlnr h caid le: , mut jrivc llnxlcy Moh. and isid 1m willing to Lilvc bini all the glory if hrcould j prove his ancestor wcry mon'i-y., and If ( h himself dil nut U-lieve In the unity of j the human race he would be inclined to ' leliee that the lluxhy M'icntlt w-re of a higher order of the money tribe. i On motion bothofthM uentlcnien t-n requested to lunil-ii tii'ir ao;.tre"- Tor publication. Dr. C'rawu thru read u report from the. commit lee on elu-a'ion. deeidcdly th bct report f the kind I inr herl. Confereu'-e adjoun.el until to-morr-j-; benediction ly lU-v. S. I). Adam. At 7 o'clock iiib-l'inary addn nm delivered hv i'roC A. . Maittrou and Re. J. . McVerrln, D. I. Dr. MclVrriti "prizeil Up the i-oUcc?iol, he v,iii.-. timei call it. to the am-iunt of The president of the MlsUnary ll'oinl, Ke. . 1. J. Caraway aunouneed that during the vear tlu- euuforence r4iM er 3J. Apoliitments of llUhop Atklumtu. Wfltm .! nti.1v In illicit. IWv-mtrl(l ToUnot - - -.- - - - p.i'i-iiwrlj Enrield iJfrt'ia'rrn ' Hiugwood D-ccnitr It J Hahtax.tl un tav in AdTent Iet--oit"-r 17 ; Tack-..;- iKvi-mtirr'i Kx:kv Mount - - D-mbfr VI I ni i:d. t;- cltr -,11 hc DAVIS lit t the tis.Ii i it.. afn r a iingrin illne, Mr. Ann :. Pavi. afddl year. The foetid f the family ar- invlte-l !. af.c.id b.r fun Til fp-i St. Jaiu -i' f huri at -J c'i-ck thi afru"oa. . i: W MtVFR TI HVf.'XT.S IMlOUTANT ANNOUNCEMENT ! JIK ATTil.VTION' OFTIIK ITItl.lC i call! to inv unuuallr larve an 1 variel t'nk of Mcu' ud Youth r u o i nrxa. All t!if lat; f.lr of r-'t anl f.Vi ar oaii -hib:-l uu ii. i tH an I irr (. iniC Urjed of at riec u -uit the titaec. Tlif- e. Mil tt.-uth'T ti"i-itat -ariu an Ortrr '. and the nt ujj!!l ill find it to th?r adrantaire to rxMuht- ray to.k l-f're ptm-haing -1wLt. A. DAVID, Mercbaid Tail r;.J Clothi-r. dee 7-t f No. i7 Markrt Mrnrt. , MlfllfOF APPUfATION. oTICKli HEREBY 14 VEX THAT apilicatioii v.ih o: made to the ft-u-rtd As rnWy ti I:icor-raV tb" I-tt-.rni Uni'-n. ihe Firt Warl BtU. Cm;niy and Hook an 1 Ladder Cooijaiiy So. t of t!ie rit of Wilni!Lg'4u. (dr. 7-lan H TABLE BOARD. i ;F.XTLF.M.V. Olt f.r.NTLCMEX . can ohtt'.n board iu irivat fart By l:e iwt vi-r far fnm the bualceac prr of thcir. )iv at 0t 29-t'l THE CAFE FKAK OFFICE 10 CENTS A TOJI . .vxv.7..4.vr'ir.V GEO: MYE11S' (iROCE UI ES kUl. RiPIULV H i. Meal, Flour, Meats, MrAir. t.orn.i: MOLASSES. I And a 2Tt ! m! .tiiulr in niWT.Ci.. GROCERY ?TORi:n EM r.V liliiiKFWILllbill! U 11 IKK T A Jioljr tut ur-fll. v u t r. Table Delicacies 1 Ml I S I' i S : 1. 1; s Kkov; GEO. MYEIiS', i II and I-t ejih Fn.m le. .t-l! Meal! Meal! Meal! 400 HA'.i ;'K!il vi:m. MOLASSES ! I f " it'BA. !t.tt:i:;: ami :. :; : II 1 nARUEI-H HitT.-a d j tiOylMf f!TEyP'S t A II I L V I. li I II . t Kir 1'nf at r .ri".'?. a1 . lrr In Cae I Tr Ifcrt. I'rh. Fruits and Vegetables, 500 500 Full THE II i) LI DA IS.' A T. AKK PKLPAJIED Afe fLAl. WITH A C.KEAT AND VAKJEU ST'KK FHUITS. XCT. AIS'AyDIi:.i t Famtlt ai4 the Jet bin Tratlt. WU! Kll Kvod at Low Figures atl civccu'c o Ut- 'n;0y CQAS. D. MTXP5 k CO . avl 7 Nrih Front. St.. dec . a