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he Daily OURNAL VOL, VII.-NO. 265. BUSINESS LOCALS. TAMES REDMOSD. WHOLESALE ft UqUOR DEALER, hM just re cited m food aeaorteeent of Native Wioea and Brand lea. and aleo aoms o( the (tons California Wine, known a. iba "AagalleaJ' made from the famoue and delicious Angelic Grape. Thia Qrapa it only taoeaeafaily eultirated in the SMMharn part of California; it U a Tory delicate (rape and require oar uin ooaditioea of climate to bring it to eioelleaee, which condition are only met in that paradise of the United Stater. Bit native North Carolina Wines and Braadiee from the vintage of Garrett & Co. and J. Wharton Oreen .re of very superior qaality and are very pure. fe8 lm TARrCKERS' 8ed and Supplies 1 At Geo AU.cn & Co I M PORTED FRENCH BRANDY AND 1 HOLLAND GIN, just received and for sale by James Bkdmjnd I)LOU0BS, Cultivator and Barrow at very low price. Go. Ali.kn 4 Co. IERTILIZERS for Trucker. and for I Cotton Planter, at Uko Ai.lkn A Co. lot QARREtr 8 COGNAC BRANDY for aale by Jambs Redm nd HAVINQ MADE A LARGE purchase of Lorillaril Sou IT w hich call for quite a aum of money. 1 am c impelled to ak all of my customers, whose ac count are over Hue, to come forward at once and aettle I aaure them that I do need the moDey and they are causing me geeat inconvenience by delaying. I have reduced the prioe of my Fine Butter to 3) cent per pound, it i extra nice and newly made. My parched Coffee are just splendid. Try a pound and be oonviaoed 25, 80 and 35 oenta per pound. To any marobant in or out of the city I will ell Lorillard 8noff by the keg at 40 cent per lb., lea 2 per cent off , for cash. Vry respectfu'ly. THE GROCER E. B HACKBIRN. jin!9 tf. S" ki.ki-tkd EARLY R3K Potatoes for 'Unting . 'RE WIN Medicinal C K. 8l.OK. IITRE WINES AND I.IgUORH f.)i I Medicinal and other line for sale Jamks Richmond 1)1. EASE REMEMBER that 1 need I money as well as the rem of man k nut . .ad if you owe me pleaae pay me J. C. HITTY. NE Thousand Rolls Wall Piper at very low pri.'ea. (IKO. AU.KN A (' RoI'Lanoer's election was fol lowed by a fall of renu. J.L : The State of New York has spent 918,000,000 on its capitol. The Cincinnati Enquirer speaks of Indiana's capital as Harrison spoils. The street car strike in New York city continues without any visible prospect of a settlement. Small fruits are in favor this season. A Plamb and a Berry have been elected to the United States Senate. The Jackson Memorial Associa tion of Lexington, Va., has ordered a bronze statue of Stonewall Jack son to cost $30,000. "It is said tkat Walker Blaine will lead the cotillion at the inaugu ration ball. His father will turn hU attention to tbe Germans later on." Mr. Preston, the Hajtien Minister, has informed tbeSecre tary of State that several vessels are being fitted out in New York for an expedition against Ha, ti. Spkajoho of the inauguration ball a Washington correspondent ays: 'The admission ticket is an engraved ard with a 'V' in tbe corner." The Senate has adopted an amendment to the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill giving the President 1500,000 with which to proteet American interests at Samoa. !' ' . B. O. Dtjhk & Go's Review of Trade for the week ending January 31, says: "Dissatisfaction with the state of trade is increasing, and the failare of merchant to distribute , the goods purchased in expectation of the usual demand for the season, causes numerous embarrassments and general complaint aitocol lections. ; . 7, . . .- -. Thb. Wilmington, y Messenger aajif "A' man ! has just died in Cabarrus county who once risked hfa life ' to sate his Colonel, Hon. WirtiarilHenry, Harrison Cowlea. But the striking thing about It is " " a - 1 bibbb I 1 aaamiiii that Coionel CowLs did not forget the obligation. He has regularly remitted the old soldier monej to relieve his necessities, and last Christmas sent him a check for a handsome amount. This is the sort of a man to tie to. ' Speaking of the proposed rail road -ou4 mission the Statesville Landmark sajs "it will be no place for disappointed politicians, an l the places should not be dis tributed on the ground ol party services. Correct. But we trust past ser .ces will net prove an in-s'ii.-r.Wle l in u-r to official position iu North Carolina. i H K W iluiuigtou Star says: 'Wanaiiuker is self-made man. Tint i tota, lie has from a worker iu .i lru k nril got to be a great merchant, ;nd as the capstone to his monument has bought himself into Harrison's Cabinet. He owns the bi'-v retail store in America, is Mipe. ritt inlent of a Sunday school with ;,(H)( scholars, the biggest thing in America, has never been to a circus or theatre, does not drink or smoke, and has the honor of having ra'sed more boodle with which to bribe electors than any other man in the country. Wanamaker does things on a big acale. He gave Harrison $ 100,000 and that brought down the game.'' Thk Charlotte Chronicle of Feb ruary 'J.I publishes the following: Mr. Robert Haydeo, KJitor of the Chronicle, Charlotte, N. (J. : Dear Sir In order that Senator Viwioc'rt friends may know the exact luitli us to his condition, 1 write to say that Ilia operation was promptly and most skillfully per formed, and it has been attended with the he.t results. No further trouble is apprehended, and he is getting along splendidly. He has been eoml'oi ted by expressions of sympathy from friends in the Sen ate and in this city, and has been deeply touched by the kindly and solicitous enquiries from the people of his own State. Very truly yours, Cius. N. Vance. LOCAL NEWS. S'F.H' ADVERTISEMENTS. R. J. Cubrry Pocket-book found. (Iaskii.l & Chadwick New goods. Tha city council will be in session to night. The Fair will open two weeks from today. Buy your season ticket and be ready. Regular monthly meeting of tbe Board of Trade tonight at 8 o'clock. Lt every member be in attendance. Prayer meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at the residence of Capt. Boee, at the foot of Eden street, under the auspices cf the Young Men's Christian Association. Tbe annual meeVni Of ths Female Benevolent Society Will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the house of Mrs Dudley for election of officers. We are pleat-mi to learn that Mr. R.B. Nizon's One thoroughbred ''Stray," who has been disabled for some time by sticking a nail in hia foot, ia entirely recocered. A gentleman who thinks that the widows should not be overlooked, has offered as a premium one year's sob-, soription to Demoreet's Magazine to the handsomest widow attending the Fair. Rev. R. A. Willis, P. E. of the New Berne district of the M. E. Conference filled his appointment in this cify on Sonday last, preaching morning and evening very acceptably to a large con gation. Ladies Memorial Association. Tbe regular quarterly meeting of the Ladles' Memorial Association will be held on Tuesday the 6th instant, at 13 o'clock, noon, at the residence of Mrs. John Hughes on Broad atreet. All members are requested to attend. Snipping? News. The steamer New heme of the O. D. line will sail for Norfolk today at 12 o'clock. Tbe Manteoof this line 'will arrive tonight. The steamer Eaglet of the S. C,D line arrived Bundsy .with. aittU cargo of general merchandise. The Vesper of this line sailed yesterday with cotton and general merchaadiee. The Eaglet will sail tomorrow AfwrQOft it four The steamer Tahotna arritsd yetter day evening and will iaU V tomorrow NEW BERNE. N. C. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Judge Bhipp. We regret to hear that Judge Shipp was unable to be at Kin too yeatarday waera ha was to open ooort. Ha was detained in Wilmington on account of ickneea. Court was adjourned over until Wedaaaday morning when it is hoped ha will ha able to attend. Granted Licenaa. Messrs. J. M. Brtoaoo, K B. Nixon and H L. Gibbe paaaed examination before the Supreme Court on Saturday last ana nave been granted licence to practice law. Mr. Brinaon is a gradu al of Waka Foreet Collage and ituditd law with Clark & Clark of thia city. Meaeea. Nizon and Oibba studied law with Simmons & Manly of this city, tbe junior member of the Arm being the prinoipal instructor. We congratulate theae young man upon their tuoceea. We know they have been well prepared and we pre dict for them a brilliant future. Personal 1'rof. W. K Skinner, of Vance Male and Female Academy, at Polloasvtlle, was in the city Sunday. The spring session of the Acadamy haa opened well and bide fair to be the moat prosperous of any previous aeeeion. Prof. Skinner ii a man full of eoerpy and go ahead- a liveneae and haa competent as aiatante. Mr. Jae. A. Bryan and Capt. Matt. Manly left yesterday morning for Au gusta, Oa , to be piesent at tbe mar riage of Mr. Cbas S Bryan which take place tomorrow. After Many Years We met in the city yeaterday Mr . A. C. Clark who was born in No. I town hip, not far from Vanceboro, of this county and left here fifty-fix years ago His home ia now at Lafayette in Walker county. This ia bis first visit to hia old home, and as he is now sixty six years old he does not expect to ever return again, lie leaves this morning, taking aloog with him a young man hose name ia Seth Sutton. Mr. Clark says there has been many changes since he left here, not only in this Ticinity but in ths whole oountry. When he left here fifty-six years ago it took eight weeks to make the trip to Walker county, Georgia, now he can make the trip in two days, yuile a change in die tan oe at least. Einston Items. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace are on a ialt to Kenanaville. Mr. John Oreen and wife Lave been viaiting relatWee in town. Miss Sue McArtl ur retumad to her home at Kenanaville on Friday. She has been visitiog relatives here. Mr. Jag. A. MoDaniel, a student of Wake Foreat College, it at home for a short time on account of ill health. Two more couples will be joined ia the "holy bonds" before very long in our neighborhood. This is a secret and nobody is expected to say anything about it. We will be compelled to withdraw a statement made in these notes last week, concerning the Indian show. Some of their ezhibitions have been such recently aa to bring a blush to ladies' cheeks. Why must it be so? The young Einstonlans who emigrat ed to Washington Territory a few weeks ago, have reached their destina tion, and write back that they are well pleased with their new homes. One of them has already gotten Into business. A large number of our citizens, many of tbem young gentlemen and ladies, went out to the dedioation of the new church at Wise Fork on Saturday. The young peeple fondly imagined the the old people thought that tbey were bent only on attending religious exeroiaea; but the older ones having "been there," are not easily fooled. EPOCH. The transition from long, lingering and painful sickness to robust health marks an epoch in the life of an individual. Snch a remarkable event is treaamed in the mem ory and tha agency whereby the good health baa been attained ia srateinlly blessed. Hence It'ia that so much ia heard In praise of Electrio Bitters. So many feel thsTOirw thdr rsatoration to health. to the uaa -of tha Qreat Alterattre and Toole. If 70a are troubled with any dls ease of Kidnsya, Lirer or Stomaoh, of loci or ahort itanding, you will snrely finj relief bj naa or JSiectno Bitten. Hold at 50a. and $1 at B. N. Dnffy'i Wholesale and Retell Drag Btora. Wholesale price, $8 per dozen. Attention, tjlsa Clab. Regulat maaUna; tonight at 7:30 o'clock. A fall attendanoa ia desired. By order of President. R. BlCHABOSOR, 8eo. i".irnpi. ffxitsn Boomko. ProbiblT no one thlna haa aanaed ane.h a general reriral of trade at B. N. Duffy a drag I tare aa their giving away to their eustoaera Of so many free trial bottlea of Vt. Ktng'a Mew viseoTery lor consomp tioa. Their trade i elmply enormooa in this Ttry Yahuble article from the fact that it always cure and never disappoints. Congba, Colda, Asthma, Bronchitia, Croap, and afl throat and lung diaeasee quickly eared, Ton ems teat it before buying by getting a trial botUa free, large dse tl. Krery bottle warranted. For eale by B. N. Dnffr, 'Wholeiaia and Retail Drnggiat. Wholesale price, $8 per dosen. i - '."'' ' ' - Meeting of ilaianates and Ccmmj anntrj. The mani.-tii uf tbe ounty met with the count njmiaMonrra on Mon day, when, on u.otun. V () Frmaon was called to the hair The roll of justices was on lei and twenty-eight anawerni to the call Commissioner E W Small 11 ood . act Log chairman of the board rxplaiced the object of the uirt-uo, whi.'hjwss to protiJe ( r the pd mtnt of the judg ment drtt and :1 urg JcU tf the county He r-i.t je the f. ..i'id state Kud I'.ialicg .7., r : . n, -Ke ;9c: meet of Sail jiidgrnei.t debts Outstay l. n j .'-uf. ; ,'t .1 nt .j Jos. Nelson, judgm't No 81.31! 54 interest from M .v 14. o to Jan. 1. tf 23 IT : E. M perliU, judgment No Dr. J B Hughes judm t No 4155. ?o0 00 intert-at ftom April J. 'WtoJan. 1. '"i. '.") C. E. Sloer guar 1 noie Amr 1 Oct. 20, J il SO"- .10 inter est to Jan 1, .'..mimuii,! ed,6T9 01 ' C. K HI over aurd i ,! t. 1 July, 1, ffl 1 0 1 nit to Jan 1 , tf ; ' 1, ... m 1 paid y b 1 1 . , o t" T .1 : John liiiio. j.-u 11 I : '. int. to Jin 1 vi - ' .' ' 1 1 T'l drht 111 J 11 . 1 I' v I : : I -. Aggregate ain't of ihh I,ih nil c alm btHik ul'ain'ell. .1 Ir 'in Dec. 1. VJ to N'.iv :o --i; Le vou.-htra No 1I..1 f i SI :io No H i") for ..: N -1136 for iTO, and No. HilT f.-r 8255, iitaued July 11th. -I. t VV m Foy ,w h icti are paid lu t not cancelletl on honk. aU voucher No. - for r'.o rov ered by judgment No 4 ; " . , f Dr Hughes 1. ; 11 Aggregate bn nut i vnut'herd on t laii'i hook, uncan'tl'.ct from D"f. sii to J in. S, 89 S' l.ouft amount ratlin it c I paid by county tre.i and received frmii sherilT, hull his not hren I n rnr I i :i and cane , 1 . I :j-i i Total estimated tl it g 1 . Ii 'h I tifi 09 Agregate judginont do' an 1 1 ialing vouchera SlB.'.'Tl ty. After considerable 1-'; isioii of the matter the following rt"n!utrn w-as adopted by a vote of 21! to ' Resolved, That tho Hoard of Com missioners present an act to the (ieneral Assembly to allow the Hoard of Justices of the Peace and Hoard of Commis sioners of Craven county to levy a special tax not to exceed 'JO cents on the one hundred dollar valuation of proper ty per annum for four suiv saive years to pay tho present judgment debt and floating di I t of t1 i unty and for no other purpo-e n I :i memorial of the Justicea and '..::. 111 -tn'in'is Aforesaid be presented to th! lonernl Aaiembly asking the pasiago of tho net aforesaid. The following is 8t .t -m, r;t of the llotulnl belt of tin' C 157 bonds of $-(h) 00 e.v h . 'iinly S TrSOO 00 U 910 00 91 4o0.iX) ') fiOT.OO 598 bonds of ?25 00 each Total bonds outstanding Interest due to July 1 , V9 Total due July 1, VJ, princi pal and interest Less net amount of uxea levied for 1W and not yet accounted for. estimated 9J 057.00 l'.'.OOO 00 Leaving a balanc .-.fu r July 1, '89, of iT.O.-.T 00 An Address to (he Tropic of .North Carolina. Tho citizens of Morehead City and vicinity feeling tho- neccHMty of a first class school where may be obtained a thorough, practical education at a nomi nal cost, and being assured their town possesses all the advantage aa to loca tion, etc., for tbe permanent organiza tion of an institution of learning that can be made second to none in the State, have organized "The Farmer's Co-operative School (Jo. of North Caro lina, " for which they propose to obtain a charter from the Legislature author izing a capital of $150,00 to be raised by subscription on shares of stock at $10.00 each. Everything connected with the school buildings, board, tuition, etc., will be operated on the joint Btock plan. Cer tificates of stock will be issued to any person de iring to become a member on payment of the price above mentioned. Said stock to be transferable, and the private property of stockholders to be exempt from all liabilities arising there from. The promoters of this scheme in plao ing before tbe public an opportunity to assist in tbe construction of an institu tion which they propose to advance to the very b igbest grade of excellence and whioh, if posh and energy count for anything, will be steadily improved un til it shall become a shining honor to the hand! that raised it and a brilliant ornament to the State that foster it, do so with the rail assurance that in loca tion, in climate, in transportation fa cilities and "hygienes" surroundings, Mortheaa utty can furnish all the ad vantages that could be possible required in tbe successful conduct of a first-class college. In latitnd e 40 t lm North of the equator with a mean annual tern peratara exactly equivalent to that of Rome, Italy, on sandy peninsular of light, porona earth that absorbs all molstnre in a short time after rain-falls; surrounded on the north by a dense foreat of pine that tnioglea ita healing balm with tha air and scents tha atmos- 188D. .here for mile around with healthful 1 perfume, and swept from the south by ' the ouoe-laden breeze fraah from the bosom of old ocean, whose billows lash the beach not a mile away, it is impos sible for infection-laden germs of dia eaae to live ia such surroundings, and hence the health of Morehead City is all that could be deaired. Then again all tbe delicacies of ea j and land In tbe way of diet are cioae at hand and can be had in abundance and at the very lowest coal wild fowl of every diecripuon, the choicest veniann and other game, and tlah. oysters era;. I claoa, terrapins, turtle, and every 1 variety of shell fiah. ail ri.h in pboe pborous. making the very beat of l ino . food, w bich. according to tbe bigheet I medical authority, is a great deeidera ! turn to the student in keeping up thaj supply of nerve force needful for cl. ae application to study. Then, too, Morehead City is a iuiei i peaceable town, far removed from ihel noiae and bustle of the more a.' in .. v uy life, and without the vice and al.ure tuenia of the latter, ita nhabitanu are 'her. moral . upright people, m f 1 them mem1 era if eo-i.e I'h r nt ar. ( .bur oh. which we have t m n as n ice as aov small town in ths 8la-, the society ' rt-rined and elevating The p'ace is easily atpn ached ty railrt'id and steamer t ran-portation . Th -re the N t' Tea hers' Aaaembly buildings are . I caled the only inaututinn of the kin) nthe I'nited States, where anniiaLv th t.est minds i f this Slate and otht rs i meet to discuss matters peilainiog t. eiui'auon. This alone w ill Se of hips 1 1 1 mat le a. 1 vantage to the student Ken i ilea, the Atlantio Hotel issituat e I here, the largnat in the South, wlu.-h his he.-n aptly tailed the sumnur; i' tfiLal by i he sea. w here thousand - I ' people from all over the union Hie very cream of society spend tl.n Miium-r va-anon and which will event uilly be ti.le.l every winter with weallhv tourists from ihe North But time fails us to enumerate half the ad vantag. s of Morehead City ss a suitat le pUce for a first rlaaa arhivl Kor further information on the iul I-'l r 1 N 1 address J T. Katon. i'reanl. i t Hat is. Secretary, Morehead i Very reelect full y . T. C ion s, . oe ap r please copy. I hrr Hai U ll I ,. Tin' mi icrior merits, aa a hl.iolpn tier and inv igoiatirg tonic, ( o Keaoed I y lr I'isrcn's UoliJen Medical lliscovory . arrant its manufasturera in sailing it aa (hey are doing through drutfgiats under a 'ofifnr yuiiran fee that , if g i ven a fair trial, it will cure all diHeaao arming from a deranged or torpid liver aa indigestion, or dyapepaia, and all humors, or blood taints, from whatever cause arising, aa akin.ecalp and scruf ulom affections The t rma are. a hen elit or cure, or money refunded Office of Ihe Old Dominion s(: amhii Company, N K I1KRNK, N. C , Feb .'. l'-Vh n and after February 5th, ly. to include February 16th, 1 sy , the uid Ihiminion Steamship Company will aell at their (Ieneral Office, 2WS West street, foot of lieach street, New York City, round trip tickets, good thirty days, from New York to Newberne and re tura, for 3l.S (meals and room included from New York to Norfolk and return, meals extra (50j. each) from Norfolk to Newberne and return). At the request of the purchaser, at the time of pur chase, the ticket agent will extend the ticket thirty dajs longer, or any part thereof. Parties leaving New Y'ork Saturday, 3 I' M. February 16lh, isf9, will connect with Steamer Manteo. Captain T. M. Southgate. leaving Nor folk. Monday, February 18th, and will reach Newberne Tuesday A. M the opening day of the Fair. The stesmer Manteo will on Tuesday sail for Wsah ington, N. C, to bring over visitors to the Fsir. The steamer Newberne, Cspt. W. T. Pritchett. will sail from Norfolk for Newberne direct. Friday, February 22d, arriving here Saturday A.M., thence to Washington, I.. C, to return the Washington visitors. The regular schedule of the steamer Manteo and Newberne, as advertised in another column, will not be interfered with. Ths regular sailing days for Norfolk will be Tuesdays and Fridays E. B. Robirts, Agt New Goods I New Samples. A Full Line of Cheviot Suits from 815.00 to 819 00. Can't be beat in the State for tbe money. OASKILL & CHADWICK. fe5 dl w wit Pocket Book Found, Which the owner can get hv c tiling on R J Cherry at Aaher & Pcon's store and des-tibing prnpe-' 5 Go to F. 8. DUFFY DRUGGIST, AND BUY mbs & nam cheap for cash. The best assortment of Truatr a In ihe city. A perfect fit guaranteed. A full aatortmaut of Fresh ami Warranted Garden Seeds. A large, varied and select stci k nt l'erfu mery and Tine Hot pa. A choice assortment of Fine and ( heap CI Kara. Proprietors Of Doffj'a Torjle Mixture Dnffy'a Antl-Blllooa fills, old and reliable Family Medicines. Hat-Plomea, Feather FansvMonnted Birds, Feather Work and Fancy Artlclea itiade by MIH8 A. W, DUTTY. All of which we offer at the VERY LOW EST PRICK'S for CASH, decldwtf F. 8. IlUrFY. Rooms To Let. Furtiiahei or Untarnished, with or without board. Fine locality. Apply v, JocrivAL offica. ft2jtf PRICE 5 CENTS. Agency Connecticut Untnal Life Insurance Co. Lo r u vn r -1 : - - -. : - r rst "- ; t64 04 ti i'( rs.l i,,- .t. -i s Tsv U4.W v'oei of bon Js at j - j Ui rJTd 5 i a.ri iu hi. k I'reunum n tea i t t i'i-vf v; 6T 1 --" J 43 A t. a: f N r h : M' KKC UD. II I ' ST., ' . . S Hi- j i. 1 to ;. . v : i i 1 if.i- -i 7;; nd.srj A ill ti,.w i, , i, ,ilHr I ' ;" 1 " MS 4 38 : S;-6 420 60S .o u 1: I i W ;1 (1 Kit. A 1 t ' :. M utual Ins l o x !o:. N i W. M. WATSON, COMMISSION MERCHANT. ' . 1 . t !'"... .: . :. ,1 :u '" 1 .1..- . , , , , Sr 1 he i; ' r . .. (w( Life Size Portraits. ' ' ' '' ' ' i . r Crayon. ,r "' - :n.. p.cture ''V Ml - Al K -j; i M : 6-;"' (.'. i. i. ,-utr u.i. ,..i Xi; 1 ' ' r : I ' - ' f.l.'dwly SAM L i. SKIDMORE, Wlinlor. c-nimisBion I iH ni'.ALKi;, 1 ' - v iii i:i hitnn ki it IlIlt, I I. I I i. 'I I l K I- I rv.iivv Yonu. Mules and Horses. I I ! 1 II. Km h.w ,i-! i I f. f IiN CD. GREEN, F0Y & CO., I a 1 1 1 ri " r h 1 ll inking hu,ne. Ni l'o , 11 Mi 1 ,.. s:r . ' ,., , ,. i Albert, II id I M U III HVt FASHIONABLE TAILOR m : ; r ' " ! M I; I' N, C. For Sale, a 1 1 r.f ni.tr n jn,.n lA u CAM i'n.-e 5:' - i. AiV'y to 1-N' 1 II U AI.S'A OKTH, n2.ii! wtf NVw Hnrne. N. C. Notice To The Trade. 10,000 Moro Of Those Celebrated Old Virginia Cheroots Received Today. IT. Ulvieli, WUOLKSALi; CKOC'KK, Mi!'!d K - rrir.KT. NKW UKRNE.'N. C. ' For 30 Days Only! HEATING STOVES FOR LESS THAN COST FOR THE NT.Xr THIRTY DAYS. Now is th time to buy. We mast reduce our stock. Thia is no bumbflg. Come and see mc. P. M. DRANEY. Jd24 dwtf A Valuable Residence FOR SALE CHEAP. A bran new Dwelling Bousa, coa- Uining six comfortable rooms, and ka-'J -chen and dining room attarmed. I- cieu onunange straet, near taetXraaa. Apply to . o ,TZ. .r WATSON & STREET, fiErfc d20 Ina. & Real Eat. Agetrt , ;' -.tlV, l 1 ' , - "t - . . 1 , i --t.. j ."1. . 1 "i A-C-'U i -.