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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-03-04
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gress, &c.
WASHINGTON ID. c., MArci g.
SESATE.-L4st Monday the Senate beng il ex-
ecutive session, motion of MIR. Summer the
doors Sere opened for moment snd during
this uunoticed open Aesson of about Il minute
he entered and made motion 70 reconsider the
vote on the passage of the called omnibus die
ability bill, aud that motion is still pendi.g The
motive assigned for this action is to reach the
csse of ex-senator OIingman. who is among the
number whose disabilities are 20 be removed by
the bill
= solution 4 al Introduced afd hi. ovor for
future con4idersti requiring the Pre- si,lent 10
communicate whether any step have teen taken to
suppress the sIave trsf1ic the coast of Africa.
The Funding bill was discussed by Mr.. bum
ner IL long printed speech dissenting from
! views OF the Finance Committee in regard TO the
nature of bonds i'll which The debt should be
funded.
HoUsE-The Indian appropriation bill was
discus sed.
Concerning treaties Mr.. Butter said since the
passage OF the Fifteenth amendment all we're nm
constitutional and void.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The President to-day nominated Charles H.
LOWS of Virginia, Minister resident to Portugal
have arranged for series OF public meetings
in his district which will be addressed by him in
vindtcatiou OF his conduct in the disposal of his
cadetship. The object is to arrange for his re-
election to Congress.
The Senate while in executive session post
poned till the 2lst instant the nomination of
Bradley as Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court, by vote of 80 against 20. This gives
time for The passage of the new law which Will
give Alabama, Texas and Mississippi Judge
resident within each district.
The Judiciary Committees report states in ef-
fec5 that the Legislature of 1868 was legal That
the government then organized was permanent ;
that the recent reorganization of the Legislature
WAS unwarran!c1 b. law. LIST. In the control
and direction of it's proceedings by Harris. Cd.
In the exclusion from taking the oaths and from
seats OF three members elect who offered to swear
in and in the seating Of the persons rot having
majority Of the votas of the election.
The Committee feel Justified i'll emitting 20
recommend any farther legislation,
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SENATE.
pIA-N n L Ia
MONDAY, Feb. IS, 1870.
MEMORIALS

MEMORIALS
BY A. H. Galloway, col, from certain
citizens of New Hanover protesting against
the formation Of a new county of certain
townships in the county of New Hanover.
Referred
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. Murphy: Bill to amend an act
relating to weighing Rosin at the port OF
Wilmington. Referred.
BY Mr. Respass: Resolution authorizing
and directing the Public Treasurer to Dor
row, not to exceed $3.50, 900 of the special
tax fund, for the support of the two Asy-
lums, and to pay the per diem of members
of the General Assembly. Lies over
BY Mr. Robbins: Resolution of inquiry
concerning the expenses of the State gov
eminent to wit:
ReS0Lred JY tie Senate, That the Public
Treasurer is hereby respectfully requested
TO furnish this body Immediately with a
succinct report Of the expenses of the State
government OF North Carolina for the fs-
Cal year beginning Oct. 1st, 1868, and end
ing Oct. LIST, 1869, said report to contain
the aggregate amount paid out under
each of the several heads OF expenditures,
excluding the amounts paid as interest on
the State debt and also excluding sums
paid and bonds issued under acts of apprO-
priation to Railroads or Turnpikes.
ResoIced further, That the Secretary of
the Senate furnish the Public Treasurer
with certified copy of these resolutions
Immediately upon their passage.
After debate the resolutions were adOp-
ted.
FROM THE PUBLIC TREASURER.
To Tie Honorable. tie Genera! ASSEMBLY OF
NORTH Carolina:
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to inform
You that a writ of mdntlamns has been ap-
piled for at the instance of l.. 0. Bayne,
of New York, to compel me, as Treasurer
of the State, to pay past due coupons held
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From Richmond,

RICHMOND, VA, March 2.
John L. Marye, Jr., who was elected Licuten-
ant Governor and W. 81. Rufner, Superintendent
OF Public Education, (Republicans) declined to
vote in the case of Lieutenant Governor, claim
ing that the election was unconstitutional
Thomas W. 3ache, convicted of dealing i'll
counterfeit tobacco stamps. has been sentenced
to the Albany penitentary for ore year.
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Henderson, Kelly, of Moore, Latin. Malone,
Mayo, Moore, of Ohowsn, Morris, Proctor, Robin
son, Reynolds, Stevens, Sykes, Vestai, Vest,
Wilson-30.
The special order was then resumed
(bill to provide for the collection of taxes
by the State and by the several counties of
The bill was considered section by sec
ton up to the hour of adjournment.
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WELL.PLACED LOVE.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, ON THE HAP
pness Of well-plsced affection. in early life, and
the propriety of early Marriage, protection
against the fearful abuses and social evils of the
day. Eent free, in sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia.
Pa.
jan % 6l&1et3mch
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LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
From W'a%htncton-Proceeci OF Con-
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Frona Y shtnCton--PrOceed tTss or Com
ErEss, DC.
WASHINGTON, March 2.
sENATE.-The Senate has been considering
Railroads all day.
HoUsE.-The House is considering the Little
Rock Railroad.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Election Committee will vote on Segar to-
morrow
The Sub Committee on the Louisiana Election
will report tomorrow.
The disability bill still hangs in the Senate.
Mr.. Sumner having removed the motion to recon-
sider, which Mr. wilson withdrew.
The impression is strong that the Senate will
confirm Bradley.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-03-04

SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-In this article there has
| been very little done in the way of sales during
| the week Just closed. The price ruled without
change up to Monday, when considerable dull
nees was manifest, the market closing on that
day at a decline of one cent. Since then the ad-
vices from abroad have been unfavorable, and
buyers generally not disposed to operate 20 any
extent The bulk of the stock here is in second
hands. and not offered on market at present, and
the sales have been principally of small lots as
they arrive. The sales are as follows:
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North Carnlsna LegIsiatcre.

RALgIGH, March 2.
The bill repeating all acts of the legislature
authorizing special tax bonds requiring taxes
to be levied to pay interest On these bonds, has
passed by large majority. The House Of Rep.
resentatves, by large majority, has refused to
provide for any interest on either old or new
bonds.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-03-04
r E Y | E "
OF THE
W IL vi n & TON NJ 4 RK ETS
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
March 3, 1870.

TURPENTINE--Tho market for this article
opened on Friday last at advance of 5 cents
OH previous days quotations, and ruled steady
up to Tuesday, when it gave way cents, with
sales at 81 80 for soft and 81 G5 for hard, u bb.
of $50 Disclosing at these figures, with mod
crate demand. Receipts for the week are small
err and the sales comprise 1926 bbls, as follows:
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rOna California.

SAN Francisco, March 2.
Jhe passengers, crew, baggage and treasure
of the steamer Golden City were totally lost near
Point St. Louise.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-03-04

Browns Bronchial Troches hen allow
ed to dissolve In the mouth, have direct infiu-
ence to the affected parts; the soothing effect to
the mucous linin. OF the wndpipe allAys Palmc-
nary irritation gives relief in Coughs. Colds,
and the various Throat Affections to which pub
lie speakers and singers are liable.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-03-04

G. L. Barringer, VIM. Ewing. J. G. Ro-
per.
Moore-John j. Mcintosh, John Nc
Crimmon. a. A. I. Seawell, jesse Muse,
Arch: McCallum.
Duplin-J d. Stonford.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-03-04
WiImington Wholesale Prices 81 Q
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20 Esas aassSsSagsAss
p 80 ssgssaggzzzxsz
saa' siGte. ASs:g9sssgzsgszss
mali H5.fiil 5i: 95s.iaSpa xszsgzyz:sgsgssi
L1asrn-No t4,nfsESfs Hssassgsgs
1 1ss I1 1rdg s sPg sI.$ my ssggs
Pine Steam Sasoed LunaIe,tss pa q aS asS g
Ordinary assortment l SOS. fs csreee as aSs
Full, cArgoes wide Bo naSti oarsoo.' aS 49,
s. e CO. . aooring boards. rough q S6@ 2
Shp stun as % approximations. 23 90 ar 90
Deals. 3 by 9;;...:....... .-...... 20 90 a % 90
in f .b ls 90 Sus 20 %
doing. Prices are shade lower. and We refer
to our table for quotations from store and wharf
valy fair SS0q.y for
s. 25@sI so for ordinary. 81 4ogsi 50 for fair.
Fl GO@sl 40 for prime, and 81 759s1 go Y
PorAroEs-Irish are in fair request, and prices
at s. kose ss
50 rs for Goodrich, So so. for Chill 1898 Is
for Peach Blow. and 50 75t9s3 for Jackson
Mh16e; S%ees are In ANAL receipt. and sell At
POULTRY is brought to market slowly, and is
follows l. We fowls 4Oa50 cents. and dpesseI
$3.50 e. cents each dressed turkeys a0Sa' *n''
PROvIsIoNs-The BACON market is without ma
terlal change since our last. Receipts OF North
Carolina are somewhat better, and mt present
there is g moderate supply on market. The de-
! Ioand Is light. and wa report small transactions
for the week at 16917 cents for shoulders 1701
Is cents for sides, I70D19 cents for hog round
and 1920 cents II ID. for hams-highest figures
/ being paid tor choice lots. Western cured il in
fair stock, and no demand of consequence. We
quote from store in the small way at 141ml5
cents for shoulders 176o16l cents for sides and
l'0S20 cents - 10. for hams, as in quantity and
quality. ---LARD- No North Carclina on mar
/ ket. Northern Is i'll fair supply, and sells from
store at lG to 20 cents t. ID. -PoRK-For
Northern only hight demand exists and the
mSrket Is moderately supplied. Ree table for
store rates. Fresh ia in light receipt and finds
sale at II to ii cents u ID.
Salts in good stock, and demand msagre
We quote small sales from store at 81 5O6SfI S.
! for American, and 81 G06$l IS u sack for LIVER
pool ground cargo of 5000 bush. alum re-
ccived but not yet a..
SHINGLEs-CUy small boat loads coming TO
market, which soil at 81 509$3 % for common
! and $40s5 T. m for contract.
TIMBEE-Tbc market rules about the same As
last reported. Millers havo very good stock
on hand. and operate less freely, though a prime
article finds roady sale. Receipts for the week
have been small, and sales have takon place at
figures given in table.
WOOD getting rather scarce, and is wanted
We quote at 81 1908 for pine, $30D3 rs for ash
and - 1904 iB cord for oak and lightwood.
| EREIGHTs-TO New York are q ihade higher in
price, though the market rules quiet To other
coastwise ports there is no change. Produce is
Offering i'll small quantities, and only about suf-
hclent for the vessels in port. See table for last
rates paid
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SENATE.
SATURDAY, Feb. 2G, 1870.
.HIRD READING OF BILLS.


Third HEADING OF BILLS
The following bills passed their third
readings, VIZ
Bill to authorize the County Commits
sloners OF Richmond to levy special tax.
Bill to authorize the County Commits
sioners OF Columbus to levy a special tax
(Wlthout limit.
Mr.. Robbins said this whole policy Of
authorizing special county taxes at this
time Is = most unwise one, and desire
hat;1,. G'---'' =, - t c. e.
gotten that [ have opposed it, because it
is imposing additional and improper bur
dens upon an already over taxed people.
Ia very /eto cases il may be proper. But
we have here regular ring on this
matter; and so many gentlemen are offer
each others bills that II - iOnnsAihIe TO
check It, Good, oad and lndI1erent bills
All go IH'"u8!. Anl7 Nil'' IoT instance
iLlpo5eS - IIIl'' 90 tue "ln0uoI 10 D7
leH6d. IL propose" 10 give thb county
Commissioners power I'D tax their people
as much Is they please. Of what benefit
are the restrictions Ia the Constitution
when they can be set at naught III this
way l venture to predict that the people
will condemn this special county tax bust
ness. aud that events will soon show how
qnwlse 1t Is to pass these bills SO lecklessly.
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MARRIED.
DIED
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For Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat and Bronchitis
NONE so GooD-NoNE 80 PLEASANT
NONE CURE AS QUICK.
No moro OF those horribly-tasted, nauseatine
"brOwn Oubeb" things.
RUSHTON &c co,
10 Actor House. New York.
dec % 76-3m, dhwch.
Cp1Nn PER WEEK.
ID lNJO Don't complain Of hard times when
You have competency within your reach
Agents, both male and female, are making 500
per week selling WORK,
PIAIN HOME TALK AND MEDICAL COMMON
SENSE.
They have no competition there never was q
book published like it; anybody can sell it
everybody buys it. Send for circular containing
table of contents of this wonderful work
Address
WELLS q OOFFIE, 49, Broome st., NY.
feb "a 125-1mddvci.
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The following is an extract from private
Letter written by the Proprietors of the Planta-
ton Bitters:
'We had no conception of the widespread suf-
fering which exists, or of the almost infalIible
curee produced by the PLANTATION BITTERs,
when we first commenced offering them for sale.
We now find that every house has a weak child,
an ailiDg parent, or debilitated aged member,
who needs this tcnic. Our laboratory has grown
from q single room to an immense building, and
our sales from q few bottles to many hundred
dozen per day, and We are glad to know that
they have done you 30 much good.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price.
feb a 127-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-03-04

AMsTERDAM, March 2.
The Bank of Holland has reduced the rates of
interest to four per cent.
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n motion the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, Feb. 25, 1870.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.

the first division of their road (allOws the
Company to issue and sell first mortgage
bonds to the amount of $5OO,OOO)
Messrs Vest, Vestal and Seymour adj
vocated the passage of the bill.
After some little debate the bill was re-
ferred to the Com mittee on Judiciary, with
instructions to report tomorrow.
On motion Of Mr.. Ashworth, the rules
were suspended and the bill to allow Pro
bate Judges to prove deeds, &c. was taken
up aud passed It's several readings.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Bill to provide for the collection of taxes
By the State and by the several counties of
tho State Oh property, polls and an in
come (machinery.)
Mr.. Harris, of Franklin, moved to post
ponc the special order and consider his
motion of yesterday, tOreconsider the vote
by which the motion to reconsider the
Railroad appropriation bill was postponed
until Tuesday next
Upon the question of pOstponing the
special order the yeas and nays were
called, and resulted in a vote Of yeas 49,
nays 80.
Mr. Harris called the previous question
on his motion.
TIE yeas and nays We're called and the
House sustained the call by a vote of yeas
so, nays q.
The question then required upon Mr..
Harris motion.
The yeas and nays were called and the
House sustained the motion by vote of
yeas 48, nays %.
The question then required upon Mr..
Seymour's motion postponing the con-
sideration of the motion to reconsider the
vote by which the bill repeating certain
Railroad appropriations passed.
Mr., Seymour took the floor against any
reconsideration of his motion. He made,
while speaking upon the motion, long
argument IN opposition to the policy and
intent Of the bill.
During his remarks Mr. s. said that if
the bill became law, that he expected
Democrats in the next campaign would
repeat Mr.. Durham's declaration that the
Republican party was failure, the Gov
ernOr failure. and, in fact, the whole Re-
publican administration of the State gov
eminent an egregious failure. He viewed
this matter as O vital party measure, and
its adoption a death blow to the Repub-
lcan party az we'll as TO the credit of the
State.
Mr. Pou obtained the floor and moved
to lay on the table the motion postponing
The consideration of the motion to recon
carries with it the original motion to re-
eonsider.)
The yeas and nays were called and the
vote stood yeas 48. nays 30
The following is the ballot:
YEAs.-Argo, Armstrong, Ashworth, Barnes,
Franklin, Gatling, Gibson, Green. Harris, of
Franklin, Harris. Of Wake, Hawkins, Hendricks,
Hicks, High, HinnaDt, Hodnett HUMPHREYS,
Hudgings, Jarvis. Kelly, of Dave, Kinney, Long,
OF Chatham. Long, of Richmond, McOsnless,
Mcmillan, Mendenhall Moore, of Alamance,
Nicholson, Pearson, Pou, Reufrow, Shaver. Sic
grist, Smith, of Martin, Smith, of Wayne, Stan
ton, Strudwick. Sweat, Thompson, Williams, of
Harnett, Williams, of sampson-4S.
NAYs-Banner, GAMBLER. Carson, Cherry, Clay
Ton, Crawford, Dixon, Eagles, Forkner French,
flanagan. Graham, Hayes, Ingram, Justus, of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-03-04

The human body is chiefly composed of It's
| sues and fbres as sensitive to every change in
the condition of the atmosphere as the most del
icate electrometer, the quicksilver in baronl-
eter tube.
The stomach, the skin, the nerves.. the lungs,
and the excretory organs especially liable to
be affected by these variations, and the best
defence az ainst their disastrous tendency is to
keep the digestive machinery, which feeds Gqd
nourishes the whole System, in good working
order.
If the stomach is weak disordered neither
the blood nor the bile can be in healthy state,
and upon the fitness Of these two important fluids
for the Offices assigned to them by nature, and
the regularity OF their flow, health in great
measure depends.
When the air is heavily laden with chill,
ling vapors, as it often is at this season Of the
year. the digestion should be an object of pecu-
liar care. If it is weak and Ieuguid, the whole
physical structure will be enervated. If it is Wig
orous, the entire organization will be strong to
resist the untowazd and depressing influence of
a damp and vitiated atmosphere.
A pure and powerful tonic is therefore
especially needed as a safeguard gSinst the
diseases most common in the spring, and HOG
letters Etoma Oh Bitters being the most whole
some and potent medicine OF the class at present
Known a course Of it is particularly advisable at
this period of the year The stomach will there
by be toned and strengthened, the liver and
bowels regulated, the nervous system braced up,
and nature put 10 state of active defence
against the miasma which superiuduces inter-
mittent and rcmittent fevers, rheumatism, ner-
vous debility, headache, hypochondria and other
complaints which apt to assal the untoned
and unfortifed organizations. The body is
strengthened and without exciting the brain, and
consequently no unpleasant resction follows its
reviving and renovating operation.
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BY A. II. Galloway, col, from certain
citizens of New Hanover protesting against
he formation Of q new county of certain
townships in the county of New Hanover.
%
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
REAL ESTATE.

EEwYoRK Saturday, Oct 20, 1870.
The mest important sale of real estate to-day
took place at Grand Park, Hamaroncck Westohester
County, by the Messrs Dmgee, Ketoham a Co Not
withstandng the chilly atmosphere, there was fair at
tendance Of buyers and all remained until the close o.
she sale There 12 Of land sold also the late
residence d Mr.. Hawley ID. Clapp, and the heintyre
cottage The proceeds were sl1sS99 40 schedule OF
the sale IL appended -, ~,
WIN. H. Raynor has sold two fun lots, north side OF
seoondst... $50 feet east from Madisonave for 500
each lot Sixty fhst 200 feet cast from flth-
ave. for $4,000; the fronting ON sixtysiAts'
Tor SI3,OO0 -
The Messrs. r. c. Bennett & Co. have sold casper
setzs house. No. ~ West Fifty fhs, Tor Ss5oO size
Of heuse, ls9x50; size of lot, lS.9xl00.
TIE Messrs. A. ID. Mellick, IT. 4 Bro will have an al
3oarned sale of building lots in Newark Wednesday
AnCrION SALE OE GRANn pAPk NNESDCH ESTER
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
MILLINERY GOOI

MILLINERY GOODS.
VELVET HATS, 25c., Soc. 7Sc., 81
SILK PLUSH FELT AND SATIN HATS
FANCY FEATHERS lJ--, 2se., Soc. toe. ~.
OSTRICH FEAtHKRS 25g., 5oc.. 1ac.. ~
NEW GOODS IN FLOWERS AND FBATHERs.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
Gin Real gsiaie for Sale.

nor SALE-HandSome fOur-stOry high-stOop,
Il hnwn.ton. HOUSE IN Ess SiItcbrt Apply 10 IRVING
a Es,l TWca y styehth-st
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
Drp Gocos.

.---~- . 80 a
AT EHRlCHs TEMPLE OF FASHION.
orr KxrRssIys ALTERATION Sys now cSxFLErK sIsr
NEW DErhRTmfSfs OPENING EVERY DAY, AND NEW BAR
GAINS DAILY RBCEIvED IN EVERY
oun DEPARTMENT FOR Rfrs LhbRs % AND cLpRBSs SERTso
UNpBRWKR SoW hEapi'
Ladies FINR MRBISO VESTS at 7oe, all s'e-
ChIiryns MERISo VESTS from Sc upward ,xcv or, vprs
vELvRTERSS Mains. sAsH.RIBBoNs. We ,,,,,,,, .
EXTRA ilBAvv BLACK, 10-neh ALLsiLh 'DoAh 'hh'"'
SPECIAL BARGAINS
HEAVY 0aKkN aud PuRrLs ykLygT : o. HSS's q :? s 20
HksyT MksyY G2k6k GGk6 LTkEahSe hsEask sirS
HKhyi RLiCk yKLyErEES :, sSc worth e o., a., wort,
G%cber cae of our ELEGANT BROWN vELyBrgEs " &c.
four DRAB vELvBTgEy have only thirteen pee'' now
CALL EARLY OR YoR MISS TIB CHANCE HINGE
TEkRlRLE M sIAIGHrEk % IN S SshtuSDoN' 4.
Hk HEAVY RsGk RsGk sSc# sISC SASH SASH 81 s. Il fo,a sas
BARGAINS IN HATS AND FEAIHkhS. :, .,s l., Al,
The most elegantly trimmed boNNbis ana ho''D ""'' " "
'I Gia: :islsssl EleS yEGyET yl so worth s
FISR VELVET sC1rGH CAPS At 4Or., worth si.
Ladies' REAL FELT IA is any shape or color " qe''' "
rsuted at 81 81 sold all over st s9?s an
LONG BLACK OSTRICH PLtMEs at -, worth 81 o.
RRAL HUMsING.BIRDs st se worth ai ,,,,vu,xcs prr
r6s Ps'sI KIP , Go9s ~ BIZ aSssR9 cRayaTs SH
Mners and ,toreeee, ,Oppe quantity at less than down
'0"" "n''''''e Al R'fJ hfliRcn's TEMPLE OF FASHION
Bghtbsve between Tweniy.fourih aud Twenty n'h"'
GARDNER BREWER & Co, ro.rox
~ fkoEssb Sssb srSkFT ssEEfT
a's CHESTNUT skEI sGsEET roR rHk rhi'ADh'rnA
Ano.isss N.nrflstsnsg Co., sst VII.
Hamilton sHS% woeis. s Go. s.s..i, Nina
INDIA SHAWLS.-A choice assortment at
p s-Posvy PDh cames hair employed in the e'n'er' o'
Shaws Scarfs: ym lally badly.