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New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


....AP IL.
CLEARED.
steamship Wisconsin, Williams Liverpool, Williams GuOu
ss,%,RS AH3s F al 5ai ssIi PSS TSs & ks4ss Ss Co
steamship Netersn, Phadepha Lorari steamship %
s.eam.Ip Sirsc 70 Ba.Iey, ss,.nnsh MURRAY Fern, Co
steamship Bell BAkemAn Richmond Ci' Point and Norfolk
steamship sarah, Jons. Phi.delphia
Bari ugas NSl, oI.en Kepls.be,s Punch & Eiye Co.
s.s s.[s sis asds Sseisr bber Havana Philip, Som
Bari Lucy A. Scho. Coin sidney N Atlantic Mail steamship
Barb S,swsnk (Brl Blame, SYDNEY. s. c. Lowden.
Bs . bandee cBpp Brsdsas~ Windsor T. S. De Wolf Co.
Sch Georgeta en) Robinson Cnfuego Evans Ball
John Mos;er Adams EIfsths r. T. 1teGiH'T" Co 70 Wal,
schr Bay State seabury Boston, W. Leris& Co.
schr Kate Grant Grant Gloucester. John s. IDgrahsm Co.
Sehr An,.csdcni, F,nison' Se".I"en
ARRIVED. 90
Steamship Salvador Nkerson savannah April With mi,e and
Steamship Champion lockwood, Charleston April g. with ud'e
steamship Tsrry Bss serbern c. days with naval
store, nd pas. to Murray Ferris & Co .
,s~n 1 S a' And s, s S @ Ssnss 1 Steamship AR Co. " A''H Ap
2 s';%,R " n and S's GaS a S'ss1Is5 @ sS
passed steamship I,Poh hsncs for Liverpool ash N sr
April $50. exchanged ial' with steamship City oil Br0osyn
Steamship Gy q Par. F sahoqs Liverpool March % and
1spoa % "Fa passed .Sp p@%cs tBr
Lyerpooi schr Henrietta Kagna 9th $50 miles
s,n Hook passed GuiOn steamer bound E The City Of Paris
brings ~ passengers ., - .
steamship tshenne howes fenanans 10 hours with md'e ana
to James Hand No dates on ng Fan Shoals passed s
Rdge"oc OF Baltimore bound 81 on hataa passed steamship
Mississippi hence for Oeans on Banes passed schr j. PANE
bound
steamship Eastern Queen Geer Leses Del with e and
gers 10 Delsware ani New York Railroad Co.
Bark City of smon Phillips of aud from London Feb H. and
the Lri 2s with mise for Phsepha Put into this port short
nd distress hiss experienced strong westerly gales with heavy
head the PASSAGE carried ban plates and boba
buwarks aud received other damage March lat o lon 6
u @ g.e ,"m T.. ss s stns q
t,.,n,a aSa ap' DO -" ~ W. ' w w. ~ ' "o" ~ u" W -
~ R;,.Li oBx.r f, TorAo, s,,v., v,n. y.x 10 i,b
mdsr. to " r. Weld & Co; vessel 70 ArkelI & Tans
Rudolph (N. CD Paske Hsvans 10 with sugar r.
King Co yesselto Jamas W. Bwl Co. Had fne weather
Brig Niagara IN. G Baoomeo Palerno IS DAYS rut
renee Giles Co. vessel to master Passed Gibraltar March and
aferwst had hne weather
Brig Dutch sces Cephaonis Dec 49, Gibraltar Feb "a
with Ia Galway Cascade; vessel April lat 81 40
Ion 81 g. had gale from = W, lasting 4 DAYS
Brig Macha Petgew Cahanen 10 DAYS with
oD knoven vessel @ s%PsSn C,Pp Co. Had ans weather
Brig lyanho o st. John. B Pierce MataHIs 10 days with
sugsf 70 lnlg to vessel randall Betesur Co Has hal
sone uofrp sae' " "e o o fOhaa snd oen 'uays norm OIL
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
Ocean Steamers.

TINTED STATES, NEW ZEALAND AND
u AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
MOsBS TAYLOR, Capt Floyd tsns
The side wheel Steamship
NEBRASKA
will be dispatched from SAN FRANCISCO on May 3 T @, p''r
ger. and ,rright HONOLULU AUCKLAND WBLlShIOn II
fiction PORT CHALMERS connecting at Auckland 'nd 81 ron
Chalmers with Steamships sydney Melbourne and the oeer h""s
Ian ports. 49, ..on,s r,vrop
NEVADA returning. will leave PORT CbhLhbho NAY - s"'
AUCKLAND May 49, --z 80 ,,t-c.,n
From FfGnasoO Isl taDm % .Agh o0Ia5
To Honolulu.
To Auckland. ltS ,oo
% Sydney.
To Melbourne.
Por freight or passage, apply to
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
COURT CALENpAaS-TaI DAr

CoUsT APPEAs-ALBASY, April 1.-THE following the dAy
calendar for Apn12 Nos lig $50 l2S l2 01 g. lI9 10
SUPREME AsBERs-BRADI, "Opens At 10 Csen-
dar called at H.
u y d.. u.I ina.r-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-10-12

TO Pickle CAuHFtowEHs. -
Choose SUCH as nre firm, yet OF Their
full size; cut away al the leaves
and pare the stall, phil away the
flowers by branches f; steep in brine
two DAYS then Drain wipe dry and
put into bot pickle prepared as apove
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-10-12

To PICKLE OHttN> They shou|d
be chosen about the ejzn Of mnrhlr
the whits. skipnd .orl are tn hest
prepare brine, hen mi rhc,a int, i
hot; 10, them remain day or two;
then drain them, aud when quite dry,
put them into dry, clean jars. aud
cover them with h" pirkIr, in every
quart Of WHICH has been stepped one
ounce each Of horse rall~h sliced :,
black pepper, alspire and salt with or
without one opnrr Of mustard ~ord
NorE 10 III y cI,"~ the Yin gar
should al~ays brtHo DnrhrN ormnre
above the vpgetlbltt ~ it j. sarr to
sh,ink, nnl II the Vegetables are not
thoroughly immersed in pickle, they
will not keep
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-10-12

i i >tqtrl that l'i0oi, bias 10
500 more horses than any other eta.y
in ,hs L a,an
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-10-12
".iGid vii Of Superiority
OVER Ace

The First Styictlv Impartial Trial
ever had.
BLIND FOLD TRIALS AGAINST
S,rInway's Chickering's, add other
IIaNIi
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-03
Ent.nnous N edicinef.

The theory that the virus of disease can Dc
safely counter actt d by doses of p>ison, le faise
and dzueecous Within the last twenty-five
sears not less than score of viruleut pol1ons
have bsen added to the repository OF the medl-
cal profession. They given IN small doses,
otherwise they would destroy life Immediately !;
but even in minute quantities, they produce ui-
ttmatelv very disastrous effects. 1t ls unWlse
and uuphil De optical to employ. as remedies
uowerfnl and insidious drugs, which, IN sublu-
eating ooe disease, SOW the seeds OF another
still more rnmanageable. None OF these terrible
r,edicaments operates with much dlrectness
and certainty upon the causes of disease "a
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, tonic and correct
i've ,cLhOut n single deleterljuS 2n9redsent IN Is
cdmnosition Arsenic and quinis are given Tor
1ntermittents bromide Of potassium for nerVoua
disorders strychniue and prussic acid for gen
ersl debility mercury, in various forms, for liver
COMPLAINT: preparations OF chloroform and Cpl
nm for sleeplessness and yet these deadly drugs
m not compare as specifics for the dlseas OF
abope enumerated, with that wholesome veRe
ta ole invigorant and Alternative, while they are
all so pernicious that it is astonishing any phy-
s;csn should take the responsibility OF prescrlo
ING them. Let invalids, for their own sakes, tr!
thu Ritters before they resort to the poisons
The relief they will experience from course
the harmless specific, will render recourse t
| the unsafe preparations referred TO, quite IN
necessary.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-03
SENATE.
aIoNDAY, Feb. 9th, 1871

1IONDAY, Feb. 2Ith, 1871.
Sir. Troy presented q memorial from the
President Of the Cape Fear Navigation
Company which was referredto appropriate
Committee.
MIR. Troy stated that as his people were
divided upon this subject, he did not pro
pose to take sides.
Mr.. Allen reported, from Committee on
Judiciary, bill to suppress secret point
cal societies. The Committee asked to
be discharged from its further consldera-
ton. IN
MFR. GiImer moved to take up bill,
amending the revenue act, so as not &c
include the proprietors Of tobacco ware
houses as auctioneers. The amendmen!
taxes said proprietors special tax anc
relieves them from the other taxes nov
imposed upon auctioneers. air: Jones
and Mr. C0wIes spoke in favor OF the Dill;
passed several readings unanimously,
Mr.. Odds moved to suspend the rules u
refer bill introduced by himself IN regar'
to swamp lands to Committee on EdnciG
ton.
NIr Lehman moved to suspend rule
and take up bill relative to attorneys
law; requires applicants to pass az ex
animation befole the Supreme Conff
adopted bill; passed several readings.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-03
From the Raleigh Telegram.
On the Power of To wnsh1P Trustees
Levy and Co llect Taxes

OPINION OF sUPR EME COURT.
On the Power of Township Trustees {"
Levy and Co llect Taxes
James S. Lane ct al vs. E. r. Stanly,
ct al. l. Have towns hip trustees the pow
err to collect taxes for public schools
The Constitution. Art. VII, Sec. ~.
confers upon townships corporate pow
ers for the necessary purpose Of local gov
eminent" What j ) to be the " local gov
scribed by legislation. The 'act concern
ing Townships" acts '69-9, Chap. lo6.
Sec. IA. prescribes that the Board of Trus-
tees shall have authority to lay out, after,
/ Sc, highways, to establish ferries, bridges,
cartways, appoint Overseers OF ROADS an q
to allow toll bridg es and gates across high
ways The only other authority gwen
them is to provi6 township house Win
vote Of the people.
| Soc XI tt will be noticed that all these
are purely local. And no mention is made
! of schools or of the poor. OF course re
venue is necessary for every government
and therefore, what the Board OF trustees
are authorized to do, in sections IL aud IL
they are authorized to pay Tor ana So
in sec. 10, they are empowered TO levy
tax for the necessary expenses OF the 6o"n
ship.
| We have already seen that public schools
arc not one of the enumerated subjects
over which Township Trustees have con
troll. But it is insisted that, as education
is necessary to good government they nave
implied power over II. Inns Wouio 10 g.
titled to much consideration. If public
schools were not otherwis~ provided 10 ZOE
They are otherwise provided Tor; Inc
school law acts 1S6S-'69, chap l65, sec
Is gprovides School Committee 1oi
each Township, who shall establish anC
MAINTAIN for four months in each year
one or,more.s schools And section 10 make
them corporations. This COMMITTEE ano
9 not the township Trustees, have the man
= agement of the public schools. This Com
8 mittee provide the school house. emplo.
the teachers, make rules, &c:' ana nav
IS the immediate management of all schoo {,
Q matters in the Township. And unless
IS was intended to give two bodies contrc
over the same thing, it would seem TO 81
,tI clude the Township Trustees altogether.
Iel The Township Trustees have Treasuf
o and Treasurer ; but they are not above
n To have the possession. or the disburse
rent of the school fund, or anything els
connected with schools.
10 Rnt even the school committee haN
~ onlv local management Of the schools
The constitution, Art. VII, Sec. 2, Civ
40 the supervision of schools to the coun
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-03
legislature Of North Carolina.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Feb. 25tb, 1871.


Message from the House announcing
,l,n massage OF q substitute in lieu of sen
ate bill relative to Cape Fear Navigation
Company.
Mr.. Troy said he hoped the resolution
would be adopted. 1t refers to questloD
of some interest to the State ana one on
which his constituents were cohslueraoiy
divided. He wished to be understood as
not favoring either side at present, OUT
that Justice may be done eaeh party ne
noped the Committee would be raised and
That time will be given each party to ap-
near and he heard.
NTessfs. Troy, Allen and Currle, submit
-eai memorials from the citizens Of Cum
berland, Sampson and Bladen. which
tbev desired to have referred to the Com
raittee. .o3
Messrs. Allen and Curfie also presented
memorials from their respective conS'i-
tuen,s concerning the matter. a
Senate concurfeG II House oeii"
ments. IN
Nir Daroan reported favorably on Dill
from Judiciary. providing penalties for
obtaining goods and money unoef 1alSe
preteEces.
NJ. Love bill! in relation to copying
laws in the Secretary Of States office.
Last night when this bill was offered by
Mr. Love, he said that for about ninety
services referred to in the bill himself III
Dorson. or employed some one at his OWL
.xDenec TO do 50. As recOmpense fOl
these services, he tceIved an annual salary
and an extra fee for each bill copied. me
=aIaTy did not exceed $500 til! WITHIN the
last ten wears, and the fee tor each OH
c0Died YVES 8, and for each resolution %
cents Some four CT SIX years ago, tnt
Secretary ii State was, Tor the first Tune II
the history OF the State, allowed il cietk u
lid in cOpving laws Issuing grants, &c
Tins clerks salary, about $500 was pal,
ly inc -t.te. and tho Secretary OF stat
still allowed to receive the fees. in Jnue
1865 the salary If the Secretary Of Stat
WAS 81 go IN July l. raised =
-. 400 and that ii ms Clerk 10 ol,Ooo
the fees were still paid, and are ye', /
the. Secr-tIrv Of State In 1869 tae Sec
retarv Of State vaS allowed Clerks wltuou
limit OF number, and III 1870 MS cle1lci
frrca cot tho state over So 4GG. Add t
this the Srcre tary'4 alarv. -. 400, ana I
fIis. for IL ciduntalS 1891, aud You nav
the cost Of this department. still tie Ia"
cannot bo copied for pnbticauon- An
uhV? because these parties IN INC | q
rf.fha State are too busy doing other Wor
for tla Secretary Of State, for which Il
receives fees outside Of his regular salArS
There is no time frr copying laws. Ih
can H. deferred K Il leisure day.
1911 ,a@sc4 this morning under ou8P"l
SION Cf rules.
MIR. OILS, Il jotut resolution relative
1hs pnrci.as.r3 81 tho $ xanp Lands, X
lies over
MIR. Cnrli", resolution In aver "t |
!. Clarke, Sheriff Of Bladen: referred.
Char announced arrival Of the hour +
sitting OF Conrt Of Impeachment.
Nothing done in evening session.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-03
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the best IN The World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous.
No disappointment. No Ridicnlous TInts. or
Unpleasant Odor. The genuine w A. Batcher
or's Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY splen.
did Black or Natural Brown. Does not tam the
skin, but leaves the "a lair Olean, Soft and Beauti
ful The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold By
ali Druggists. Factory Ia Bond Street, EsN
anal 99-d-eod&w1ych
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-03
$4,000 REV ARD.
A PROCLAMATION.
7y@ His ExcelleEcy, the Governor Oh
North Carolina.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
II l. I HGl o.

Raleigh, Feb. 10th, 1911.
HTHEHEAS the General Assembly on the
w 18Th day Of February, 1871, passed an act
authorizing and empowering the Governor 10
Off, rewards for the arrest and delivery OF GER
tai ! outlaws in Robson county, de td or slVe'
80 the proper authorities. 49,
Now. therefore, !, TOD r. CALDWELL. Gov
error Of the state of North Carolina by virtue
of the authority vested in NE by he aforemen'
tioneI act do hereby Issue my Proclaim Atom
cffaring the following rewards, to-~lt:
-sPor the arrest and delivery. dead or alive, oil
the BODY of henry T.. LOWRY To the proper
authorities OF thu state,' TWO THOU SAND
DOLLARS.
s.For The srres. and delivery, dead 'r awe,
of the BODY of BOSS 8 RONG, to the proper
authorities of the State" ONE THOUSAHD
DOLLARS.
DONE at our City OF Raleigh this the 18th
day of February, 1871, a. d the yesr o
American Independence, the ninety
fifth.
TOD r. CALDWELL,
Governor.
! By the Governor:
! J. 3. NEATHERY,
Private Secretary.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-03

|, the Finance Committee to report a reve
nue. bill as soon as possible placed on
calendar.
Bill to amend the charter of the city OF
Charlotte was taken up and passed its
third reading by a vote of yeas So, nays 8.
Bill to change the time for settling for
public taxes was taken up, amended and
passed it's several readings.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


MONDAY, Feb. 81, 1871.
BY Mr.. Ashc: 4 bill to amend the char
ter of the ITALIAN Association Of Winning
ton; referred.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The bill to allow the North Yves ter II
North Carolina Railroad to consolidate
with the North Carolina Railroad, beng
the unfinished business, its consideration
was resumed. ,
Ellison, col. moved to reconsider tho
vote by which the amendment not to al
low the North Carolina Railroad to change
its gauge or the right to sell or lease any
part of its road was adopted.
The vote was taken and the motion to
reconsider prevailed.
On motion of Mr.. Brown, the further
consideration of the matter was postponed
until Wednesday next at IL o'clock.
NJ. Justice, from the select committee
on the bill in relation to the fees OF county
officers, submitted q report, when wa
placed on the calendar.
On motion of Mr.. Robinson, the RUE
were suspended and bill changing the I'm
between Nash and Edgecombe counue
was taken up. .,,o
Mr.. Ashe offered an amendment tina
the dividing line run 60 feet west OF tn
railroad up to Rocky Mount, IeaVlh
Rocky Mount in Edgecombe county the
running 60 feet west of the rallroao
adopted.
The yeas and nays were called and th
bill passed its third reading by vote
yeas 90, nays 81. -
By Mr.. Marler A resolution instructor
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-03
K E Y + "
THE
WILMI NGTON NJ \ Z K + 1 5
FOR TIE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
E7nlch 4 1871.

IUGPEN1INE-H4 IS been in fair enquiry from
disIiliers during the week just endeI, ana me
market has ruied firm at tOrmor quotations, All
received having found ready faie at 70 20 Tor
soft and s! 10 for hare, T. Dbl of 18o lbs re-
csipts have been lighter for the week. reaching
a o salt z q f.LllOMs:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-03
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.

Essays for Young Men. great SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES. winch interfere with NAH
RIAGE-Yith sure means OF relief for the En-
ring and Unfortunate, diseased and Gebilitsted'
Sent free of charge, in sealed enveio9es Al
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS,
ia,17 9I-d&w3A
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Seeds and
Agricultural
Implt mentS

Special Catalogues Of both sent 10 applicants
ON roceint OF stamp Il. FL. ALLEN n 90,
Isg AMI I9I WsteL street.
p n Rnv sT6 New York.
fab n 1l7.oocdA3mWch
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
C.rrrxray Feb %


House CALI T.. order at the nsnal hour.
Ey Mr. Coprlsnj: y bill 10 amend the
act IN relation a. taking shaa III the VA
ters ii Ncue. River and C0ntfntnea creek ;
referred.
By Mr. Wetch: 4 resolution authorizing
the Coy NOR 10 employ counsel III cases
wherein the State IL interested; ref rred
On motion of Mr.. Robinson Z! o bill ere
aiif.p the office Of Assistant State Geolo
gist waa made special order for next
Thursday Mt II o'clock.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Tn. bill allowing the Northwestern \.
G L. Il. TO consolidate with the NORTH
Carolina l., r., being the unfinished busl
ness. i1s consideration was resumed.
The question REQUIRED on the. adoption
Of the amendment, not allowing u change
OF cuage Or right to lease or sell any par
Of the n. & II. l.. The amendment wa
adopted.
By agreement, ti4e further consideratiol
Of the bill was postponed until TOMORROW
By MIR. Brown: 4 resolution IN referenc
TO explanations of votes while ballot /
being taken; placed on the calendar
By MIR Ashe: A resolution II favor Q
Fiondon Williams; referred.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-03

have been before. be public for nearly Thirty
Years and upon their excellence alone attained
an u,p,trctdsed pre-. erlainence, which pronouncei
them unequaled.
Their Tone combines great power, sweetness
and fine singing quality, as we'll az great purity
of information and Sweetness throughout the en-
tire scale ..,
Their Touch is plant and elastic, and entire
free from the stiffness found in so many Pianos
In Workmanship
They are unequAlled, using none but the very
4 best SEASONED MATERIAL, the large CAPITA
employed in our business enabling US to keep
continually an immense stock OF lumber, &c, on
| hand.
49, All our Square Pianos have our New I'M
proved Overstrung Scale and the Agrate Ireple,
HF We would call special attention to our late
improvements in Grand Pianos and Square
brands, patented August IA, 1866, which bring
the Piano nearer perfection than has yet been at
tained. 1u
, Every Piano fully warranted for five years. W.
have made arrangements for the Sole WHOLESALE
Agency for the most celebrated Psr!or organ
: and Melodeons. which we offer. wholesale an
= A'''~''' VIM. ENABE & co..
Baltimore, Md
aant II 302-deod-w6m-ch
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RECOMMENDATION In south CarOl1na-The
Blue R1dge-startling and Curious Rev.
eIations-TestfmOny OF Governor Scott
UIsoosstKon or the BOnds-The Black
Mail Syatem-A Black Prospect.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED..
Ia Trinity Church, Scotland Neck, on the 2 2i4;
mat bv the Rev. Edward WOOten. MIR: GUD-
WIN GOTTEN to Miss KATE L. LOVFJO1.
At Rebel Park. the residence OF the brides
father i'll BERTHE county. on the ga lnsts6t, Dy
the Rev. FdwArd Wooten. Mr. NJ IL. "OOD u
Niss MAGGIE A GOTTEN
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9p1R,Ts TURPENTINE In thls Art'ccIe We have
no change to report quota ions given at The
close of our last review There "as some Mite
dnlne.s manifest in tho earlier part OF Inc "eeE'
ht ne market has since reco vered and f,r the
nsst few dars has ruled quits Grm at 80 cents,
vi That could be reached having found sale at
this figure Receipts are very light; and there ls
W stncE worthy of note in factors hands-the
hnlk being in md hands. and held for foreign
Shipment. The ssIes are as follows; NJ .n.x,
T 4Onahy 1870. IS So :. :. *
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siXTY-FfgE FIRST PRIZE MEDALS
AWARDED.

THE GREAT SOUTH
ern Piano Manufac tory
YIN. Knabe il Co., man
ufacturers of Grand
Square and Upright Pi'
ano Fortes, Baltimore,
Md. These Instruments
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NEW STYLES. REDUCED PRICES.
MASON & HAMLIN
GARNET ORGANS,


Churches, Sunday Schools. Lodges. sc.
The most popular and widely used OF large
p,nsical Instruments. Elegant as furniture;
suitable for secular and sacred music nos re-
1rTUsrv sTYI,EB mt $50, 965, 800. ol05.
$3.50. SIeO. S115, S@OO 60 $4,000 each.
~[ The Macon Hamlin Organs are the go
knowledged standards of excellence amonRin :
struments Of the class, having been awarded 20
MEDALS or other highest premiums, for demon
strated superiority, In Europe and America, 10.
Guiding the frst-class medal NJ the Paris tx.
position.
Nearly one thousand Musicians. including Z
majority OF the most eminent i'm America, ana
many in Europe, have given written opinions
that they EXCELL ALL OTHEHS.
/See Testimonial Circular. Sent Free
! NEW STYLES AND REDUCED PRICES this
month. An Illustrated Catalogue. with elegans
| Illustrations from photographs and full intormx-
| tiorI cent free. Address MASON A HAML1N
| ORGAN GO, 500 Broadway. New York, or 164
! fremont street, Boston. .-
For sale in Wilmington by p. HEtE8BkEdER.
nov az 61-deod&weEch
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no~C.oo-o~ Per Sailing
Eet S"01AA0A' Vessel.

fSxten OF Freight.
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