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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-06-13

Kissing Parties.-Under this caption COT
respondent ofthe Piscataquis Farmer discour-
ses as follows
"There is an old saying that 'every generation
grows weaker and WISER which means. sup
pose, that each generation is weaker and wiser
than the one which preceded it. However true
this may have been in ancient times we mus,
conclude it false from the aspect of things at
the present day, and maintain that the progress
sion is in the strength and folly. To convince
ourselves ofthis, we have only to attend few
ofthe kissing parties so much in vogue in these
tlmes,in which the various plays and diversions
are esteemed in exact proportion to the occa-
sion or excuse they afford the sexes of kissing
each other. The partici pators in these sports
must certainly possess nerves both strong and
obtuse or they could not perform and undergo
the ncessant repetition for hours ofsnch ms pid
and disgusting ceremonies without abs olute
nausea. Neither high order of intellect, mol
refined taste can be ascribed to those who
can find, and indeed ,Oish to find, no better Of
more rational amusement than is afforded by
these X. P. gatherings; the sum, substance ,anC
sum of which is, kiss him, kiss her, kiss them
Kiss US. Of the influence, mental, moral anc
physical, which such scenes exert upon thu
young of both sexes, leave those more i'm
mediately interested than mYselfto Judge, ant
to philanthropists and conservators of public
good | submit the task ofcontrving some more
rational and less pernicious system of diver
sion"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-06-13

TDEANK CHECKS-A neal article, fol
ID sale at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-06-13

DEING DESTROYS of changing my business, the
I'D ensuing fall will sell my plantation on
Swans Point, containing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-22
Packets to Arrive.
Packets 10 sail.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEmsAR .s


Ship Silas Holmes Berry, from New Orleans 29h u and
0days from sW Pass with cotton TO WIN Nelson Dec o. lat
LIVERPOOL and parted 10Th lat 80 40, on7 On the 18th
aud th gale from III aud ST. and
again 18th, off Cape Hatteras Commencing Enc shift
ing suddenly several WSW and w aud 6nay pre-
vains from quarter with great violence for thirty
Ship Hartford sannenann 10 days from Savannah with cot
aud rice, To Durham Dimon.
MeckenbuTg barque Doris 80 days from Malaga with fruit
Aquire 1915 bxs 1929 hf 1928 de lila Casks i76
h 32 do rai;ns s mats II bales corks 20 bales 6
order The in the late gale split sails bulwarks
and sustained other damage.
Barque Lilius, iilchrist 20 days from Neuvitas with
Barque Guiio d. Carleton days from Baltimore, with corn
to Farnham
Brtish brig Isabella Helen Parson days from Pictou
British Ss vasinie, oiNe II day from Halifax Ms with
Brig MARY Jane Briggs. 20 days from Eastport with lath
Smith Hoynton. 10th inst lat 40 TO- lon II S. gale Of
wind NE, knocked beam ends lost deck
load and jolly boat l7th lat 80 A. Ion S. ship brg
round house painted green, with door in each end.
Brig John Hill, Rowe, days from New Bedford.
Brig Albert Perkins, Pike, 40 hours from New Haven.
Schr Maria Kotts, Warren 10 days from Wilmington N
e. naval stores, 6 the gale lost deck load and boat i7th
lat IS as Ion u TO- vessel with oremast and topnas
gone, standing to the NE-suppo.ed TO be aherm brig
Schr SUM- Hobrook Norfolk for heavy
weather, leak and the being ch0ked
able TO pump her out
Jane Baker Norfolk Bosonu the late gale stove
bulkhead, shifted cargo. aud received other damage
Schr Traffic Gardiner, Baltimore mdse, to Briggs.
Schr Gov Bennett. Coyersdale Philadelphia mdse.
Schr cambridge Hall Boston, mdse TO Dayton Sprague
Schr M Hale Bearse, Boston, mdse, TO J Atkins
Schr Excel, Lowell. Boston, mdse.
Schr Adelaide, Kelly New Bedford oil
One brig unknown. Wind WNW fresh.
sailed.
Barque Carl Wilhelm, Bremen; brgs Lady of the Lake,
Bermu BELLE, Wilmington. NC; Chasteaa Norfolk and
others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-22

foreign interference in their domestic affairs, en-
RACES The people of Mexico, more If possible, than
ourselves.
Such Is the real condition OF Mexico, and such
are the feelings OF her people. have obtained the
Information this letter contains, from reliable
source am not AT liberty 10 say how, nor from
what quartrr-but there is no mistake about II.
And from these facts. aud others OF highly inter-
esting nature which do not think II wise 10 make
public at the present time, little doubt remains that
this and mighty movement IN that part OF the
world will, and can have other termination but
final union al that great and glorious country with
our own firmly consolidated republic.
These are starting and omlnous tacts-the times
and the movements OF the ace are omInons
too This continent is heaviog from the Atlantic
10 The Pacific, uadrr agitation which will find no
repose, Til broad banner floats the continent.
Mr.. Polk has come forward al the great crisis. and
given tremendous impetus 10 this mighty move
ment. AT present, can see no other termination
the evens now ransprlng, than bringing the bound
less continent under our sway. Congress and the
people, the President and the cabinet will have
too much 10 do Tor the next two years, 10 intrigue
for the manufacture OF President Of 1913
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-22

CHARlEsroS. Dec is.Ar barqus Dephos, Londou brig c
f. Pullman New Y0rs s.yslisassd ysy heavy rss,hsi
Barh via New Yeif s1ss St smon: ss Rive. io1 Bos.oa
Sid ships Xa:oa BsIi%an New Ysri, Isabella. Thos Ben
ne Columbia and Frances Br bverpoo barquss Jupiter
HsvIs pame,io e1d sa'snac' Boston, bx Linden and
EpoaRrows Dec lsschr Keller came off last evening
TMo Sea- 5 hos on
but will all be got on 10 afew dsys Also in port schr Queen
HoLMr. HoLr, Dec ls- Barque Mary 4 Martha wa. hove
of high water hi. by starting abcgt cog bes wa
briggs Chickasaw do do: Isabella do for sThomas schs
Ts l Ss Dc o1p s
ticket 70, 40 Passed b last n,gna sshs Osna Jordan Ne%
cargo she and there must be very high
NAsrucxsT, Dec ls-sld sloop Triumph Mitchell, New
..NEw BEDFORD Dec ls-Ar schr Richmond, Gibbs, New
NEw On,EASs, Dec PAR ship Victoria. terl Belfast;
Laguna and Cnracos soale Hsvsns
man, ship re s" IS tho WIN WIN syas hp
kansas BsukeI New York lowed to sea 7tb, brgs Street.
;shr Burton Albany; sSSp' Prof oIs.: Hsas.. and Ys
esr. Bsltim9rs Mexico Cape May; Brace. Rogers. New
SALEM Dec sAr brig Pacolus. Collins. Now York; sebs
Elir beth Philadelphia; Hsrask, Harding New York
CID ship Lotos, Riehmond o., u, -.
v Hay. Ds Sid brig Whom Fsr ceSb
.WlLMlsoroS NC; Dec ii-Arr .chi. Hurd. Eilm,, New
s aS1 @ cyds js b
rora, mased AntigGa Italian son,es and Chas Ellis
as,y New wy York; toIs" Nswba'sp s IiswsSn
Sc rhom CID nth. brgs Censueio, Cuba; Lydi Eanhsm,
Turk. slasd 10TH orgs Eieelro Jsgo Msjestic Ks
schr. Hy King Hoffman, New York I7ih Alpine C,rds
lotb Tiocs Hallock, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-22

York was robbed on Thrrsday night Of $4,000. at q
house In Ann street. kept by MIR Eddy, who has dc.
csmpcd to parts unknown That was something Of
hauE-bad luck to the rascal.
Tho pnews by the steamer has produced no very i'm
portant changes in our market
MA strong effort will be made at the next session Of the
Legislature unite the Boston and Worcester and the
Western Railroad companies into corporation. The
preliminary steps to such union have already been
taken by the respective companies and its consumma
ton seems probable.
Cen John MNeil the surveyor OF this port, has been
seriously ILL., but am happy to learn that he Is
valescent The 0eneralisa brave old soldier fought
at Chippewa and Lundy's Lane, in the last and has
ever since, by his limping gait exhibited to the world
the evidence Of his heroism May he long live TO enjoy
the respect and esteem ot grateful country
There is piece OF scandal floating around town hich
duplicates OF our navy officers Whether the gallant
seaman is able to weather the storm and on with
coiors dying will appear in due time.
Sales OF Stocks M Boston.
BaoKERs' BoARp, Dec. 20.-l4 shs Boston and Lowell
RH 600, Fitchburg RR. 1871; Eastern RR, 1921;
Western RR, 90; Isdo, Oh; do. 97l 90 Reading kR,
25i; 100 DO 25 100 do, mos 49, $50 Long Island
n, 81; 100 do - and 30 ds, o. is Norwich and wor-
ssstsr RR sl; 80 do 10 d. SOL; 20 do so1; IS do.
80 d. lag; so do, l4l 900 do, o m. l4f LAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-22

Hagen COG H Uuderwood-3 JOwen-a Wight. sturges
( Shaw-l0 Fischel-56y EIlisou-i0 NJ Baes-n Vyss
& son-%s Fiedler-i2 NJ Thorburn-s Howard-ls Geo
Meyer & sons Schmidt u Vogel-T Duhot-< Remck
10 Reyburn-l2 @ Links NJ Davies sons Mallory
Eros-a Wicheihausen col Tiffany, Dung Elis-i6
Cohen-6 Peasants-s3 B Morewood-6 Horsey-H
Staats-i2 Barber Bros Patterson col cks 1911 pcs
copper Phelps. Dodge u co-s pkgsH VIZ II M,-2 do 4
Baldwin, Rockwell &cl-6 l. Cohen-l2 Schrage
koop col w Liliiendahl-2 Knpfod-- II t}riffn.
Nv Watt, = hoon.on--l X Ovenon=l Il MALL X
Bartlett Wslford.l Pike1I 4 Aunt-i Oglyie.i Ne.
s5 tons coal Grnne Mnturn co7s cks IS pigs
chests TO order.
LNERrooLShip Pantheal Reported yes erday) bales
Cihon x cob boxes Jones col cask uin
endahl-5 do w Seymour & col pkge Sper x Bonl-8
Mitchell co20 casks CITES 3cses bags HysIop
Brothers-3 cks Hayden70 cks Wofe Bishop 3s3 ck
Lee co.'s boxes cks 40 Bell Son-t4 Bird Gil
lei coil Russ Brothers co.'s cks Wolta
Giliespie-i cask LOOMS Robbms-3l crates casks e
Jckson75 Msckenemy; A Auchulosss Coz Trimble
coo 20 bales Whtewrgh co; tiossey Patterson
col2 casks q anys Kingsland co; Casey-4
box Watt; Harpded COLO tons pig iron Cong
don-2i casks bale Barrett 10 nsonH cries Davle &Webb
Hilsboroueh7ea Ks Tumble coll bsles case. b.
bales II Coggeshill cll5e boxes Ph s, Dodge Coz
asks Bovng Witte-H J Thomasi2 Pittman--
bales MADDEN Son6 Norris coo tons box
Thompson NephewG6 Daes 100 bags ZIG bars 40 bds iron
casks TO Order.
BoRpEAux-Barque LAglet Reported yesterday 40 cks
J Muler-6l q x Haviaqd- 10 Seignette-l39 Br-
saen-l2o Ste ens soi9 Wood % Bran hall Moar~
- q Aduegauet-73 do ~ Herckenrath Van Damme
IS Fort-227 cks brandy 100 do ochre order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-22

New York, Saturday, Dec. 20.
BREADsruFrs.-We are to-day in receipt of later
from Europe, per Acadia Boston, which is Of
nature to depress Flour market, in measure and
put stop to transactions which, to-day have been very
limited at decline rates previously current, with
sales of Genesee at So, early In the day-and
change. sellers offered it at that but buyers not
Inclined to como forward The market in Wheat has
been very quiet have sales TO notice The effect
of the news has not been shown by any transactions
since received We give the prices current Friday
Eyo-50tc. 1000 bushels Corn-Noi thern and Jersey,
So $50; new Sonthern soc. Bareyno sales; buyers
oner 62lc. Oats-4sc. u 50c Whest-l30c 1860.
CoTros.-The cotton market has not opened ye
under the advces per Acadia. The only purchasers in
the market to-day were manufacturers, who have taken
800. bales at decline OF oneeghth to quarter cent
prices paid yesterday The effect Of the intelligence
will not be percsptible for few days-we SHALL there.
fore, continue our quotations at present -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-22

PACKET SHIPS LvEnpooI for Liverpool and Westminster
for London will leave this morning Letter bags close at the
Exchange Rooms at hllfpsst II o'clock.
FoR BAHIA letter bag will be made up at tine Exchange
Rooms for the barQuc Eunomus which sails the 26lh
for Rio Jsneiro.
BAneuE Massey Tucker. from New Orleans for Trieste
West 3d. charge Of wreckers having leak She
w BE w e. ~ bs make the ed
her from this New Orleans. she
i%Provs sl.o addsd .rD.,,N' : ~, '..@''
ap bull pates .na. asf o &. s
ana GREY Tor teT and Jealous aenon at the pun ps
BAnagr Z.Mosa-x letter from Capt Clifford dated Ply:
Dec sh state, that sshs Myiaa has taken on boar, I'd
@ Ss wf se s Ss
s COTTON re %
e bs as sS 0T s @ s. .s
feathers T. % 10 ,s. a., nas. eoSa 9 Of
on coates ~ bb. aoa % hemp
ssss &c
pr" Ss % OF ss eda ns anS
all the beans will be lost The wreck remains IN the sit
BRc MARTHA before reported lost Chesapeake Bay,
s d Mos. The a D s
Asep $40 % nssrtS vessel Pa
Reef Long .sd aS M @ and was run
ot loss and materials saved vessel insured in Boston
DrsTsucIIos 4 sHip nv Frs the morning Of The
2sth u ship was noticed on shore of Wsileomse Devon
found that she without and burned down 70 me
with ro% which i from
Nothing found board 70 lead TO her pc,
aa ss' s.: sspSs new
Rs. .'s% The Sssa
been bull NoSeboro Me within two miles Of psmaIiscot
tonnage i2i bgs choouss 40 tons-tota $685.
notice To Mariners.
Fun saas h
he n 's. I sa%
called ASFSoi@sq ;smsi%r, s,cs.Had. which lie, Of
sH~eh as S 'Hs sea- and
he AZ ne % Of four . ssTs between the compass
Whaismen.
New Bedford 10Th n,, baraqo Peri Indian Ocean $50
Ss's FL, .Sa M A. If, s y, @
sss,s S,!s". tsi';S Ws:ps So Z. Z
Ps Naa sSo wesgs sssn sod Lat 81 s. Loo
jun. barques Emma, NIB $50 sp; July, Msrcea, Smith,
Bsqa Beaver New Bedford from Rio Janeiro has 1870
hhl, = oil cargo Of ship augusta CONDEMNED !. RIO
Rive Plate; brig Inra, W%ehsm, sp for do ~
spoken.
Ship Constantine, from New Orleans for Liverpool I'd inst,
Brig John Hill Rowe, 10th inst lat y IL lon u TO-
schr Cairo soule hence 6th ut for 81 johns PR 10th
Inst, lat 81 H. Ion SO az.
foreign Ports.
Pc fS aY s' a s A;%
Joinve, Nswpor ,hr Harmonious Parker New 9sh q
Dec ship Crsova Colon. Smith New York; ID brig Oioi1
Boston sehr Dover ssvnah; eth barque Rochelle
MAunIrIus, Sept a3-sld Siberia Bartlett, Cslcnt,a
NAPLES, Nov I5-Arr Hercules, AladigsnI enieie, r.,
sBILLps. Oct Arr Echo. Sill, Amsterdam Sid 2ad Cor
dova, Cook, Msssilles ,,,,
TaIrsrg Nov GAR Trad Ferry base, Philadelphia. Sid
18th Senator Pepp~r Palermo; 12n Vernon Bsbes, do
YARMOUTH, H. Nov 2i-Au Cbas william, heaung,o ottvn'
burg for New York, lesky.
Home Ports.
ByLVAsr Dec i-An schr Rival. Philadelphia.
Bosror, Dec 2o-Ar ships Parthenon and WinneRance,
New rleans barques Isabella do; Carlos Savannah; brig
Mon ment Baltinole for Portland Signal for baques I'D
baanes A,orf H:v,os 0bern. New Orleans; Barring Bro.
Home Philadepha schs Danl Francis Aux Caye Don Nj
eboss, Jsrem,e Ontario, tnew) Havana Elizabeth Baker
New York. Sid ship Ago
BsIJot, Dec slp port baraue Aphs. tnew) Gardner Tor
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Domestic ImporsatiOns.

New ORLEANs--Snip Sill is Hoimes-7j bales cotton L
Maitland--59 & Lippett-a @ Stacy-26 w king-25
Manton Fisher-3o De PevsteI WhitmMsh-2l Boorman
co2a0 Rowland s. Aspiuwall2 Mathew. Y COL Maui
ton. Converse co-2Peck Van Berger-S I smith CO.,
Is Wichshsussn x kichneuy28 bags Leverlch Hcks-3
is d. 80 bags is 60 bbl MsGh-.ms ps
100 bills White col cs Hunt-93l tig lead Nc.
Gsgor, Wise Morris3637 do n Roges-H ks 20 bids So
45 do 10 hhds Roberts Wams-s2 ties 4 \ tibson--1s
bbls Schemerhon Marsh hhds tobacco AZ bales colto
sundry pkgs 10 order.
sAvANNAH-Shp Haford-ans bales cotton s. ties Spofod
Tsston co50 bhes ne eks De Peyser Whtma sh-50
8 Lever,ch-7o Gowdy Weis-5o Finley Johuson--o5 q
Botou5 hhds II Brigham-l bales 3S cks sundy pkgs TO
u order afts
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Trade RepOrt.

CoAL-The quantity sent by railroad this week, says
the Potsvlle Journal of the 10th inst is IL 1874 IL tons,
being increase over last weeks shipments. The de-
mand for Coal remains undated aud learn that is
all sold for city consumption, arrives. The
railroad company have made arrangements for thou
sand additional iron Of five tons burthen, and if
teen locomotives Of the larger GLASS; for next years bu
siness Upwards Of 100 boats for the enlarged canal
understand, have already been contracted for.
On and after Monday next the AID inst the rates of
freight ON the railroad, will be foows:-Por Carbon
and Pottsville to Philadelphia per ton 81 25 Schuyl
kill Haven I Is. Port Clinton
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By Lass Eight's Soathern Maii.

PHnApE, PssiA. Dec e1-(From Corrvsponden(-C Cid
aus Chester New Orleans; briggs John Clayton, kAngT
ton ia; Ella, Boston; schf Irene, do.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
CUSTOM HOUSE. NEW J

COIIectOr's Once, Dec Th Ig43
CEALED PROPOSALS will be rvceivsd at the Treasury
Department until the oath sts Mt for such Supplies Of Ship
Chaudery &c such quantity aud at such times
be required for the United States steamer
and Boats, which may be employed this District, during
the year the st January next. per following
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Passengers Arrived.
Sgw OaLEAss--Ship silas Holmes-Mr Hiliyer, OF New
York; Mr. Moore Illinois,
sAvArrAH-ship Harford-0eorge Smith, and one in the
storage.
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Foreign lmportatsons.
Lovpoy-Ship Cladiatot Reported YESTERDAY )-s3 kegs
ohs 60 Cumming MAINLY pkss ! A Uuderwood-A Allen,
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RosIoN. Dec. 90. 1914.

Bosror, Dec. 30, lsi5.
hoooe'es-h a,lroads- Gen. Nc vai-Seandal about
ToDn. &C., r..
This oHy seems to be infested with set Of pilier;nv
thieves, grab coats ciosks or any kind Of wearing
apparel mat they can lay their hands upon as well 4,
other sFtcles Of smsll value. gentleman from Nsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-22

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81, ls3o.
The weather here is intensely cold. Yesterday morn.
Ing the Court Of Quarter Sessions sente need notorious
pickpocket named Bill Wood TO the Eastern Peniten.
tiary for two years and six months but the officer to
whom the prisoner conhded took him to tavern In
Southwark, and suffered him to escape The affair has
cnnsed great excitement.
All our places Of amusement doing excellent blu
siness Welshs Circus is crowded nightly to wtne tho
splendid horsemanshp OF Levi North, Turner and Mrs
Macarte This lady Is one of the most accom- lished
riders ever witnessed, and her attitudes are startling
ana grand North " as graceful Zephyr but Tur.
nsr performs the most doult cat OF any rider ever
saw.
Herr Alexander has been delighting crowds at the
Chesnut Adams at the Arch, and good company have
been attracting large audiences.
The news by the Acadia is considered unfavorable-
Stocks have declined. and there a manifest ndisposi
ton to operate. State s's particularly look down.
sales or stocks mt ,PhIladel phia.
sEcorp BOARD. Dec. 20.-2 shares Harrisburg r. II.
1000 ss!e o. 10 esl 10 Bank, 4 10 Farmers and
Mechanios' Bk All, 10 do, 1000 Cincinnati bonds
30; Penn ylvana Bank, b5, a55!; 10 Northern Bank
henucsy ~ 100 Wilmington Rt, cash, "a; 400 do do
a. "a 500 Reading RR, ds 20; $1,000 State 6s 693
Avfsn sALss-lD shares Farmers and Mechanics bk
AIS 30 Reading RR, Tuesday, ~
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Mansion House,

Gunner oISt. Faul and FayClle streets,
Baltimore.
The undersigned having taken. fitted
and furnished the MANSION HOUSE as
Pubic IIolel would he happy to receive
the patronage oIthe travelling community
who may favor him with call, aud flat
ters himself that they will Gud every CON
fort and attention which arc TO be met
with in the best Hotels in The city.
n. b. A few Gentlemen can he ac-
commodatod with board aud plpasah,
rooms by the month or year ~ rcasvna
bic terms. JOHN ALEERTSON.
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q 'nf'y q Il mart '"'''nG'P"'"' rUoFS" Inns
~|""i nc" ANA c"G'P I-"',o' o! lie
h'HofE q inc rchch l. eFoIulloh'
.r NY w. \. t''hN s.
''">'"''u IRON '''c 'I,"'" "''n n",eS al"
'"",'""H VI '"'"'"cS, fr''' ohLS Hi'-''
ne c"'''"h"I '"' ''N'o'F u, III" rehcn re
'"'"'i"' no" o"ef'o 10 'iH P''"c Is Pf'hIru on
N''! "'"H '5P'--'oh goo" P'l'f' an" coi'',hs
"P"" Vi seventeen "'E' "I|'I" P'&'s' a'l' y
. "nI'Gr''o"'o'N 'he cheapest DOCK ever pu".,SH-
ca, forms Il necessary W'r1d"ct!on to In"
Lac OF N'poI'on' u! w. ~ '"cf - now III
,.ts'-"nu 'l' wv" ""'MS present 'o''Pl''o
''S;o'y I" ,''''r rom '''e cement q
Ut" ''"e'' "c'o!"l"" "o"" 10 INC o'A''' Vi VA
P'...'" ,ri. &c ..,,.,.,.
w. .'. '"' ~ .'"P"'"n "',"'ut '''e
"'.- ''''Nt ''",,"@ ''T'''' | '' CIV i'"''h''
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a select school
for Young Ladies',

viii be opened III Port ncp,sjr. On the
first Monday III Jannsrv. hy ii!s N. L:
Beach. For further inlnrma''-
al M~- n $40" enquire
,-eAch AZ her rr>idcrrr. or Of Al
Beach Al his Dental Oii.l.
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John vi. Og'cEll
4 G'es
Merchant TailOrs,


N. w Corner of Baltimore : Charles sts.
RALTInI"RE.
HE AVE on hand all extenslvca aud choice
2 assortment Of
Cloths, CaSsimcrcs and I'cajngs Of the
most approved French, English aud A
merlCan ManuIaCtutc-W lich they are
prepared to make up in the most fashion,
able and best manner al shorleA notice and
at low prices.
Superior Clothing Rcady-Made,
On the second floor of their Store which
they have fitted up for the purpose. they
have "a general stock of superiinc and me-
dium clothing ready made. They have
always large number of Office and Bnsl.
ness Goats, and Over Coats and Cloth
Cloaks.
They make up the best of goods, sell
nothing but what they have made under
their own immediate notice, the ST, lie and
work of which they can confidently re-
commend as equal to any lhing ,l,at car,
he produced in any city in the Union -
They invite citizens and strangers to OK
anime their stock.
9JThey have but one price for then
goods, the lowest price al which they can
be sold is plainly marked in figures on
every article.
Nov 30--n
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EDa'y G. QeOeHsq

of various KINDS and qualities, vi: Black.
Blue, Charett, G'Uy and Beaver Biclhs-
Black, Gray and Fancy CaSsImeres--
Black, Blue, Gray and Fancy Cassineus;
NJ. ID. Lame; ChuSa and CalIco--I el-
low. White and Red FlanneI--MuslIn>,
SILK and cotton Udkis--winrer NcStIng,;
Buck. Kid, Tibet and various kinds OF
GIuvcs-wooIen Comforts aud Blankets;
plain aud tig Alpaca, aud many other sea-
sonahle goods too numerous to enumerate,
Persons wishing to purchase will please
call aud examine my goods which will be
sold low.
ADRIAN CHAN DLER.
0r, OFF
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StOyeSS StOyess

The subscriber thankful to the public
for Yast iavors. would again inform them
that he is now ready to furnish them with
stoves of every description for burning
either wood or coal, which he will sell
as cheap as they can be had elsewhere.
lie would be pleased to show his stock
to his old customers and the public gen
orally before they make lnelr purchases
Gall at his Tin Ware and Stove Store
next door to Dr. Wallace's Drug Store.
JOHN II. GRAHAM.
EIktnn Oct. 10Th lSii.
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IRON ORE

which can be readily obtained aud in a
region of country where abundant crops
al all kinds of grain are raised
One third part Of The purchase money
Will be required To be paid in cash, and
the RESUME IN 8 and IS months with in
terfst from the day of sale to be secured
by hond.wl'h approved security.
Teasons desirous at purchasing are in.
H'ted 10 view and examine rhe property
tor th,mstlpe
Sale TO commence a, 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
JOHN G. GRUOME.
Hx'tor of Jas. s. Springer, decd
a.Ik,on Md. Janhaly 1S.h 1915.
'-'Nsrional ln,olIigencer, Baltimore
American, Inquirer and Pennsylvania
Philadelphia. Courier and Inquirer N. Y
Del Journal and Del Gazette, Examiner
Lancaster, vii insert twice week I'LL
sale, Village Record, Yves. Chester, once
week, and forward bills to this office.