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VOL. VII.-NO, 227. - NEW BERNfijN. C- WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 19. 1888. PRICE 5 CENTS.
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BUSESTSS LOCALS.
"1 f ONEY U loaa ob city real tiUtt.
Lpplyto
deelS-Sil
P. B. PxLLHna.
rpBIS IS MY CHRISTMAS ADVEK.
1 Tl&EMENT: Mmee Meat, Fresh
. Caadies, Riio, Huts, Carraats, Uel
atiBf, Ctiro. Flareting Extracts,
' Eraporate4 Apples. Pewd'sred aad Cat
Lot Sugar, Spices, Celery Seed, Mb
tard 8eed, Meearonl, Tapioca, Very
Beat Batter, PkkJSk Imported Bay
Item, For mi Flo war Oologns (suitable
Christmas praaaatt), Backwseet, Fine
. Cigar, Powdar.'Bbo and Caps. Parflae
Candles, Flnaat Coffees ground to order.
Choioe T, Freeh Qsnaed Oooda la
enetj. ..' aB.6iom.
MRS. WOMBLS assjast received
another lot of flea Lynn Raven
Oraters at the Mlddla attest aalon.
Faalliee enpplied oa abort notice, it
VLUAN1C& Tamer's North Caro
lina Almanacs for the rear 1889.
, , , Uao. ALUutctCo.
SEW I MO Machines rapaired. Oaur
anteed Aret elaaa work Jobm Ed
it ASM, Trenwlta's (hop, Middle atraet.
ONE Thousand Roll Wtl Paper at
ary low prioaa.
Geo. Allen & Co.
PLEASE REMEMBER that I need
money aa wall aa taa raat ef men-
kind, and if you owe aMjtleaae pay ma.
J. C.TrfWTTY.
CORN dBELLERS, Grain Fane, Feed
Cutters at , Gio. ALLZM & Co.
IMPORTED FRENCH BRA.NDY AND
HOLLAND GIN. Joel raceiTad and
for sale by . James Rzdmonb.
ENGINE and Gin Repair, Baltic,
Packing, eto. at
Gbo. Alleb & Co.
JUST RECEIVED Another lot of
GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY
for lale by Jama Rbbmond.
USE PURE ICE, manufactured by
the Jarmau Ioe Faotorr. j j 29tf
1URE "WINES AND UQUORS for
L Medioinal andotheru.ee for aale
b
Jabxs Rxdmosd.
We only a.k one trial on Old Virginia
Cheroot. 5 for 10 oenta.
oc28 F. UlJtlCH. Wholeaale Agent.
Ex Governor Jarvis arrived
in New York last Friday.
Evert day it becomes more evi
dent that very little will be done
by the present Congress.
Thk National Farmer's Alliance
3a session at Meridian, Miss., re
elected CoL Folk first Tloe Fresi
dent and Capt. S. B. Alexander the
vice President for North Carolina.
Senator Beck, of Kentucky, is
coming South, .making it point
to seek, those places the climate of
which Will prove the moat beneficial
16him.t-New Berne would be
proud te have bin u a guest.
It iP reported at Washington
that President Cleveland will ap
point ,Gen. W, B.V Cox, f North
Carolina, to a position on the Civil
Service Commission made, vacant
by the resignation of Mr. Oberly.
fBiaB)BWBwaBMwaw -
WB.once knew m good nan who
when, cornered would always say,
change V the situation . and you
change your inind- Alittlo while
ago Republicans- were Insisting on
' r he rigid enforcement of the civil
j fietvice, lmf now Democrats see
charms in it" they never saw be
Everyone - who reads -a ' news
, paper becomes 1 familiar wjth the
bnsiness houses whose name ap
1 Veaf ,'In " it, , '' and - naturally the
' patronfxe them. ' Merchants who
" advertise make, ,'many - friends
; through 'the? columns pf a news
paper, as "their names become, as
; familiar as household words. , ,
: . Tnjs i writer was ' never able to
-see any difference in the fighting
qualities of the Confederate troops
1 of different States. . Fades' di
vision, equal; to any in the army,
' Was composed oi a Georgia' brigade,
" an Alabama btigade find two North
Caiolina brigades. The Alabama
brigade always felt secure whether
flanked. by North Carolinians or
North Carolinians and Georgians.
Confederates' fongbt ai no other
troops ever fon;tt. North Caro
lina feels a just pride in ber brave
soli, tat no soldier would take a
- leaf frcn a cotsrade's garland. ;.
;t?Ti Star eaye: 'The
.13 ccrc"tr of tho
most l:r: ' '
jute conllnr-t
fj":trlBjc Cc
... - ,t3r;.r;
tl.a Acne Mann
zzj cf tlis city,
a
wi destroyed by firn a abort time
go, will boob b la the fleU a tin.
letter dated the 9th lost., to e
merchant of SaTatnabv tie c0"-
panjuyi: "We. are bow rapidly
rebuilding, and about Jan. 1 expect
to be ia operation again. It it a
big field for Southern enterprise
capital, and jute begging cannot
now be made cheap enough to do
os any harm."
Thi Wilmington Star of Sunday
has an excellent leader on "The
bird Day at Gettysburg. It is a
vindication of North Carolina
troops. The editorial writer of the
Journal was on the fltld. and
was afterwards a member of the
Boahl of Euquiry appointed! ty
General Leo to pass on the eondoct
of the Gettysburg campaign. Gen
eral Lee did not see croper to
publish the report of that Board,
but we take tbe liberty of saying
that Pettlgrew aBd his ken (Were
fully vindicated. Longstreet and
Stuart were criticised, but their
general conduct was considered as
descrying of applause.' After a
week's patient inyeatigation not a
single charge was preferred against
any officer or soldier of the army
of Northern Virginia.
LOCAL NEWS.
J,-i-a-,Ji
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
C. H. Fov To tazpayeea.
R. H. Liwis-Kintton oollege.
Barbinoton & Baxtch -Notice.
A. & N. C. R. R. Chau;e of ackadale.
The mail for Morehead City and the
East closes now at 0 p. m.
Regular meeting of the Brotherhood
of St Andrew tonight at 7:30 o'olock.
There will be a butlneea meeting of
the Y. M. C. A. Frjday night at which
all the membere and especially the
committee should be present.
The ateamer Kintton took np an en
gine and boiler from J. C. Whitty yes
terday to K. R White & Co. who will
establish a shingle mill at Pitch Kittle
on Neuse riser. . . r
Quite a sprinkling c( Pamlico nitisens
ia tbe city yesterday. We are pleased
to note that the ateamer Tahomais
working up a good passenger and f night
trsfflo between this oitr and that county.
The sidewalk at Meadows' oorner is
in a bad condition and rmaln so, for
soma time after avery taia.fj To pet
around this mad and sluA MeSiahe
are at times forced to go out in tbe
street If a sufficient quantity of coal
ashes could be used there we think it
could almost be made equal to a con
crete ptvement.
t U V , Mm iwh-iii -ww
The Grand Festival.
Borne of the colored people of New
Berne are endeavoring to get up a grand
festival for the benefit pf the Fire De
partment.' Tbe Department had noth
ing to do with starting this thing and we
know nothing of Its merits. .The Rough
and Ready Hook and Ladder Company,
oom posed of colored men, has reorgan
Ized and , would doubtless appreciate
donation of this sort from their colored
friends.1 JiU' wOl'
Steamer J&orenienta..' .. ; 0 '51 0 A
The Tahoma arrived, laat night , and
wiu sen at i mm i Dis norning.
Ml If ...A . 1 I- "
The Manteo of the 0. D. line arrived
tali night and will salt today at It m.
for Korfolk.";--. -fr"--
Tbe Vesper of the E. C.D. line arrived
yesterday morning with cargo of gel'
eral merchandise and .sailed in !th
afternoon with cotton 'and lambtf
The Bazaar Tonight:;
The ladies of the Presbyterian, church
have their Christmas Festival in Stanly
Hall tonight, and tffer a list of attrac
tion for the pleasure and comfott of all
that Is bnosaally large BeeWee evry
thing in the way of dellcaclee and sub
ttaatials to gratify and tatitfy the appe
tite, a series of amusements has been
arranged that will add very materially
to tha enjoyment of the evening." The
little ones will have SiataCiaut, ehfatt
ney and all, With t nice line of present.
The event of the evfehlnrwlll be an
auction sale of young ladies.' Xach
lady will be enveloped ia a covering of
soma light material, real Ing one '.a
oonnterpait of. the other in tbe number
to be told, and tbe highest tidier takes
the goods. A good time is in store for
everybody. - The writer has hai' tie
pleaeareof teboldlnK a lina at fancy
work contributed by the ladles wb!.H
is to be sold, and it is simply wonder
f at in Bfsorlment and beautiful io, de
sign. .Those who do not go wul mjes
treat.". ' Vr:' '". -'t--r - ..
Aek your dealer for Cli VI
CberooM. 5 for 10 rnts. 1
m .1". Ulucii, Wholesale Ag?
TW Qortnof Is Satisfied. '
i The Raws and Observe giree Ger.
Soaiee1 fpiaka of- tie ecaditiBB and
BaaaceaeBt o tbe A. & N. C & Tbe
Goveraor ,appre to be tboranakly
amtiaflad. and ie proni of tbe eoaditioa
and maaageoiaBi ,0f Oe road.
No eaa wOl uke.JeffV with tbe
OoTeraot aa to tbB oooiiuoa of tbe
road Boc as to bis btia aatiaaed wbb
all tbe affairs cou acted with it. Bat
here ie aa item that will abowtbe
Gevwraer "wkat'e tbe natter with
Hannah:"
Mr. F. Ulrioh, one of our leading
wboleeale merchants, received three
barrels of olay pipes from a aaaaafao
tarer at SUem a few days ago, the
freight en which was rorx pollabs
and ISIvxntt six cssts.' We venture
the aetertion that the eame elaaa of
goods woald bare been delivered at
any railroad itation in North Carolina
from New York, Baltimore or Philadel
phia for one-third tbe money.
It is juat iucb railroading as tola that
is destroying the corn trade of this city
and crashing tbe life out of oar flab abd
oyster and every other industry that is
attempted in Eaatera Carolina. The
Governor may lay tbe itlantio road bad
with adamant, with steel cross ties and
silver raila and vestibule cars lined
with gold, bat unless he can do some
thing with.. It that win work a change
hi these high banded abuses, the people
whose business la bark and destroyed
oannot be saikfled.
Joe Fowle, r
Uoodsy nightV mail brought utro
Jplee Of the Boston Globe containing
accounts of the sharp practice of one
Joe Fowle, colored, who wa formerly
the elave of Governor Fowle' father of
Washington, N. C. Joe sptnt a few
years bt New Barns and is remembered
here aa one of the ahrewdeat negroes
that ever walked the street of this
town. Among other sharp practice be
lednosepthb raod to believe be wa
conjurer." "
Joe left here several year ago and
now tarn up ia a polio eowrt in Boston
for sharp practice whereby he has
chiseled tbe shrewd Yankees' out of
several thousand dollars. We will givs
aa extract from the ovidenoe tomorrow
ia order to (how bow be did it.
Personal
D. 8. Car re way, Esq., of the Mossy
CreelVfTsnn.,) Visitor, oalied to see u
yesterday. .
John Stewart has returned from the
West with flae lot of bones aad
mute.' Ha selected specially for this
section, and be generally know what
hsbdolntv
- aw. skini ana inmiiv oi new jeisev
arrived per steamer Newberne yester
day morning anal wiB remain during
tbe winter leaeoa.
Jone Coon ty Items.
The1 Trenlon 1 Alliance meet at
Trenton December the 22d. A fall
meeting Is qeslred. .
The farmers report more cotton
made Uq Jones .this year than last
year, but not aa much corn.
We learn, that the festival at
Piney Grove on Friday evening
last was a fall success. Cash taken,
sixty dollars.-4 They have raised in
addition '-to that 'amount $140
which we are informed will be used
to paint and plaster: the church
house at Piney Grove.
The Board of Education of our
county have by a nnanlmous vote
decided to have & teachers' institute
about the 'middle of July next
We know , tills wjil be good , news
to our teachers, as every one that
we heard, express atT'opipion said
thaf .the Ipstitote; ; last year had
been a great benefit to them, .;
r Would it not be a good fdea for
onr land owners to post their land
to keep off suspicious, persona who
ara continually - travellings over
then! with their guns and, fiahirjg
tackle ;We wotUdi., KketoseS the
expcii.Tscnt tried as ws are inclined
to believe that Jajrould cause less
indictraeats in""oar'. conrj or the
larcen t of cattle ttnd pies. Besides
it might cause our jail to be empty
occasionally. v' J ;w r "A ?1' "
Oit Trenton citizens are pre
paring to hare aXhristmas tree on
the'eves!r-"f tba24th efi Decern
bcr. I ts- i requested to state
thattl?? tt the eo"ntry ate
rwtict 1 to ti ing their
childrc . . t::3 lain
tc led! . . :".t eft1 3 cbi
d; :a cf tha U.ieatc-iSani'jj scboot
at: u I'l ' provided large tz-cagh
t6'
iw tut aw a . ub a. .
CI .-conn t Ifr...
1 ci V 'irpl; --srtcc-.:
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; tiar c-.uuea - ao
lMitle'ta aad let them
' - :rc3 with-ear little
're occasion. E
81u '
r-- "-ct themotherlcs
V -y,t-o nstfce
. 1 ; : - .-.;s ample
1 iJcitLlatree
for their charitable benefit , Come
old, come your.g, come all, aad let
us have a re.U Christmas, happy,
pleasant time.
The poiJo ot i Mir eoanty we
believa to mau would be gUd to
ste 1. il. himD'.oe taade next
'resident cf the A. A. N. C. li., as
they believe tlut he is tho man that
can by his .energy and push inspire
new life id to the road. Mr. Sim
mons has never bea a failure in
any position that Lis friends' have
called npoa bim to peiiarm. We
ddsire him for President of this
road and thou lt the road be ex
tended as ad oedted by theJouE
Nal, aud with hm manaerement a
new era would U n upin Kastem
North tiro!ui ' Mr. Simmons ig
conversative in Lo!itics, the very
mau to eliineii-iti.' pol.tics from
this roa.l. Al. pait. have con-
fljeuce id him anl would unite in
elpiug tOj cany all tutt plans to a
uccesalul lerui.ii.iUoii. We cou
aider Mr. Simuious the very m.m
to make this road mt what it
ought to be a real North Carolina
road, and with the extension the
E;tst and West would lo united and
the dream of our r.i lr,j,l lathers
oold be consutnati d.
The Saturday morning's m ail
was opened at Trenton when seve
ral of the snbserilKTs of the J.n ii
NAL aljusted their Hpe( t.iclia to
peruse it, when "hello," med one :
If Nunn diilri t forget to change
tlio data of the lrKNU.''
Dow so !"' sas one; "whv.heie
it is Friday, December 1 I'll." "I'll
be confound," says another, "if the
editor, mailing clerk and nil ain't
on a bu9f, for I read this paper
yesterday." About this tune I com
menoed examining mine, and aire
enough it was Friday's issue for
Saturday's, containing ''OM.Joen
nek," the very Hame 1 bad read
the dav before. Your subscribers
here request mo to enquire the
cause. W as your clerk on a bust,
or had the cold weather frozen over
yoor types t Onr regular mailing
clerk had just returned from a trip
to the West indies. The schooner
had a rough nassago both going
nd coming, and he was consider
ably shaken up. Ed
Kinston Items.
Mis Dora McDaniel has returned
from her Northern tour.
Mr. Tate occupied the pulpit of the
U. E, Church on Sunday night.
Mr. sod Mrs. Ysrboro of Millboro.
V.. are spending some tune with Mr.
and Mr. Walter Esmond.
The family of Mr. J. It. Farwell of
Jacksonville, Fla., who have spent the
ennamerhere. returned to their home
on Saturday last.
Several of our mo?t promising toudu
men are getting ready to move to Wash
ington Territory, to enter Into business
early in the new year.
Mr. Walter Haidina, formarlv of
Kinston and well krown here, has re
moved from Tennessee back to his na
tive State, and is now liviDg in Salis
bury. Mr. A. Mitchell returned from Bris
tol,' Tenn , on Saturday night with
thirty-six mules and thirteen horse,
which he wm cell to those wanting
good stock.
Bev. Mr. litres and wife, of DeLand,
Fla., who have been spending the sum
mer and fall in New Jersey, are on a
vieit to their brother, Bev. A. JwQire,
pastor of the Baptist Church here. They
will remain till after tne holidays.
Mrs, Thomas Faulkner and two chil
dren arrived last Thursday, to spend
the holiday with parent and relatives
here. Mr. Faalkner ha recently re
ceived the. appointment a telegraph
operator at Columbia, S. C. Be ha
been at Charleston, a. c., since tne
epring..,,5iI.fy .
Beaufort Items.
Fish are scarce, both fresh and salt.
Monday was a dreary day. Rain,
rain. rain. The wind blew a gale and
but few boats ventured out.
BThe body of Capt. W. J. Roberts of
tbe schooner Eunity R. Dyer was re
covered and coried on the 13th hut.
Dr. James L. Hannev has been quite
sick again.' 'We r glad to state that
he1out gain and attending to his pa
tients, ...
Orsters are acarce in this market.
terv few choice one! are brouaht here.
Good oysters would bring a good price
just before Chriatmka ,
ine ouunAL. is appreciated in ueau
fort, and sine the suspension of our
rbounty paper will doubtless increase its
subscription Ut wi-
f There art fifteen applicants for tha
position of Register or Deeds,' made va
cant by the death of Rev. John Rnmley .
The chronic office seekers are just bow
engaged in button-holing tha county
commissioners.- We have bo idea who
will get the place:. The eommissionere
Were to make tha appointment Monday
the-nmt, but Owing to the stormy
weather they oould not get here. Mr.
Joseph Plgottef fetrait townehfp seems
to baverths lnswe tract, r. We are
satisfied thai ' 'our1" eomtnusionars
will makw w a fool x appointment.
Thr shoaid ieiecv a cbod Democrat.
so 1 one fully qualified , for tha positioa
of Register Ibe board -will not same
a flopdoodie, that we are. sure of
Ask for Old Virginia Cheroots, 6for
19 oents. Tekf no otner. tf..' ,
- t F, TJuactf, 'yvholesale Agent.
Holies !
Etvlai parehaaad lb. block of DKY
goods, rLOTaiiu, Boors. SHOES
RATS, Al.ofHr. GEO. ASH, at GREAT
BETXTCriOil, w bs to Inform oar frin!
Uifct w wUl aaatisM Ut btwinret
At the Same Stand, Middle St.
Next to L. H Cutler Hardware Btore.
wbr wUl t u ft iam nd
Mil thana Good
Lower Than the Lowest !
In carving tb public w guarantee aatia
(Mtlon. loodi 11 rep eecr.ieJ (r mor.ey re
funded. Quick Sales and Small Profits
hall b our Maltu
Mr. Aab win reajniu wm i.a for isb' i;
Maaa. and will abow bia (nnd that Uioual
tbe buiineee baa enabled baodt. it win alii!
be tbe bAHUAIN Huf sK mat be rmatij la
UDtirlog euery made it.
Wtte thle aanouncement we make our
hum bieal bow to the traulug pullic and tic
are a liberal ibare of their patronage
Very rtepec-ifuily.
W. D. BIHIincIl) ,
J'IJ-I J. J. Bit rKH.
TotHe.Taxpayerscf Jones Cc.
iou are hereby notified I sat U.e law re
,u:rea me to advertiae all la. d tor kale Ibai
the laiea remain unpaid tor Uie prevuma
iear, (o be told the fltal Motdav In IVb
ruary I .hall follow glr.ctiy tbe lan.o pay
your laie at ouce wblle you haj tbe
money to apare audaae -.at and trouble
H. 0 .
dcclDdlau I j Hberlff Jonra Co
Kinston College,
Sprinjr Term, 1881.
HK.1NS MONUAY. HBO. Slat. IW
( L0.SK8 KlRRrTHI'KHUAT. JI'NK Iw
Hi iNSThLCruilt.
IjiDguagea Anclentanl Modern. H.-lruce.
Hoofc Keeping Art Kmliroldery anil '. Needle
work of all kinda; Muah . ocal nn'l Inshn
mental.
Hebd 'or utnloKuea
K 1 1 11 11 II. 1.K.W 1--.
del:' ,Hll
1'rlntipfti
Dwelling For Sale.
The new realdenee o! ("apt. Joaepli A Hi;l
on t'liange atreet. Haiaix nice rooms and
kitchen attached. A rix,l clatern, anj b
pump In the kitchen Apply lo
delHdlw Mk.h. JOHKI'H A. 1111 I.
Auction!
To the Public !
As I am compelled to fettle up the
Estate of 11. Oohen, deoeascJ, and as
the Weinstein Building has been sold
and must be vacated by the 1st day of
JaDuary, 18S!, we will oommencc
Auction Hales of the balsnco of Mer
ohandiso now in the Weinstein
Kuilding, on Monday, at 11 a.m., and
will continue until the entire stock
will be closed out, stock consisting of
Dry Goods,
Clothm,
Boots and Shoes,
Carpets and Matting,
Hats and Cap?,
Ladies and Gents'
Furnishing Goods,
Trunks and Valises
And a great manj more articles too
numerous to mention.
The Private Sales will continue
during the day at Auction Prices.
The stock will be fixed ia lots to
suit Merchants and other purchasers.
Kemember these goods will be sold
to the highest bidder, and the public
are the ones to make the prices.
The balance of Real Estate, which
consists of two nice dwellings in the
Uity of flew lierne, on Hancock st.,
and four nice Plantations in Craven
county, and a big tract of timber land
in Pamlico and Beaufort counties, will
be sold at private sale at low figures,
11 applied for soon.
Kemember that the above real es
tate must be "sol to closo the estate.
All the Seal Estate will be sold
with a good title, and a warrantee
deed. , The full description and terms
will be given on the day of sale.
or turner uuormatioa inquire ot
win uonea. at weiasteuf Building.
COME ONE ! ; COME ALL
'Executor.
. For Sale,
A HALF-BLOOD JERSEY BULL
CALF. Price $15.00.
Apply to , ,
, ESOCH JVADSWOBTH,
b88 dwtf il Waw Berne, K. C.
SAWYER;
FASHIOIIABLE . .. TAILOR
a .
MIDDLE 8TEIET,
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Two doors 'sonth.Halai Ltnrj Stables,
; aetl dtr X'h .NEW BEESE j
3 5 5 ' -M
Attention !
I am receiving by evi -amtUtg
quantitiee of Xmaa good wfucsi I sat
prepared to e!l at Low mnx(hn
you hire ever knou teite tot tbia
class of ROOds. I jin, iri ,l,et0
arti.'lt already receiv;J.
i'ut Ulasa Bottle, U.ci ,n
Pungeota, Attir-rosd I'.oniea.
I'owiler and Tutf bjx-a iu Japasiese,
On i1ZeJ Silver, auJ an:i.; .t- btjlas.
t'ard Cases CiKiir L'ista aai docket
B.k8 in Alligator, Kassi .J mnd
otber expense e leather.
A uret adonment of Hoe Soap.
1'erfutuery, iUcbt p0rfrr etCT Svk
CI U. I BU : - IN TIUt; AKTlCUfci.
lUnJaotuest 1' -h Worsj e'rr im
tortt.il. incluln, , V.Dlctires, "Lftds
an,i lients' T. ,:rt I - xr a, Collar and
LulT Boxes . w , . . J
l ine hpona-t. . inetv cf Tow
els, Haih liruts. i hiUren'u Toilette,
rancy Twice m m uunooij 4 faedocu
raliot. work. V,:.inK Ti! ;-n, ma8
1 arJrt nal i:iry oilier things too
nutuen tu 1,1 iticnii. n.
1 am also nellirR Cars beW c.wi
an.1 have a few hundred left.
CHRISTMAS GOODS 1
The finest Chair?, Picture
Frames, Pictures, rard
robfs, Dook Cases. Parlor
Suits, Work Baskets, Hat
Racks, &c, for Christmas,
ever brought to Klw Dcmc
Market. Iu Cm.I the beat
stock of Furniture ever of
fered in ew Beruc. by
JOHN SUTER,
111 Middle Street.
Horses AJ Suction !
WATSON x siUj' : Au-nuN
O.N CONSUiNMEiNT,
Fifty Yomig- Horses.
The utiJeraiKce.l Will sell on
Thursday, Dec. 20,1888
at public auction, for rali, a consffn
ment from tho Wet of fiftT Tr-,L
unbroken lli.rROB 1 xt.r.
oflofk at onr Stables on
uldle street. Terms CASH
dl2dM 11. UAUJi&CO.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
Sale.
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