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District of Columbia Advertisement.
EXTRACT.

FOR THE CURE OF DEAFNESS.
The numerous cures effected by means OF the We
cetabe Extract, nave caused great demand for IL,
and induced The undersigned WHO'S sole proprietoY
10 appoint The following agents for the sale of this
in the District of Columbia ana
the CIty OF Baltimore and Frederick The updarsign-
tdrespretiully submits the subjOnCd testimonials IN
favor Of the Vegetable Extract from persons who
saye derived relief from it, and who are well known
IN Montgomery county, Md.
AGENTS-Dr. Fischer: Frederick e. & $ Frey:
balhmore, WIN, X. Orick, apothccary, corner Eutaw
ana LeNngtun SIS; Charles Stott, Washington Henry
C@ok, AZ Aandria; John l.. KidwelI, Georgetown.
ES llMoNlALS:-I certify that my very
hea' ana ny using one phial Of George Rhodes Vege
ahIe Extract for two weeks, according to the dlrec
uop' my son hearing was restored.
MARY ANN NORWOOD,
February .ls45
certify that, after making trial of Mr.. George
khodes vegetable Extract, and making use Of one
phlal as directed, became almost cured of my great
afhicuon Of deafness. also found the Vegetable Ex-
hactbrought me immediate relief from the ear ache.
tGNATIUS WATERS,
CIarksbrrg, Montgomery county, Md.
February 4lh. ls43.
Similar certificates have been given nv Martha
Ford and Harriet Tabler. Hyatl's Town and Warner
GEORGE RHODES,
mills eo3m C!arksburg, Montgomery county, Md.
EhLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
LERf PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS, found
cd .sio' Awarded the Medal, -Four First Premiums
81" il"i"Iss W inc institutes OF maSSfl-
chusetts: New YORK, and Pennsylvania, respectively
for the most beautiful COIOred Daguerreotvpes and
best apparatus.
CONCERT HALL, Pennsylvania Avenue.
Washington city,
No. 25l Broadway. New Yo4k.
IS Court street, Boston.
I3t thesnut street, Philadelphia.
% Canal street, New Orleans.
~ Niee Rue du Temple, Paris.
80 Church street, Liverpool.
R3~PoRTRA!rs taken in any weather. in exquisite
style. ia5ltf
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BARGAINS! BARGAINSm BARGAINS!!!
L YOU WISH something handsome. neat and


IF YOU WISH something handsome, neat and
Il good, call at the GALL NEW STORE"
No. as BALTIMORE STREET,
three doors below Tripoeus alley.
Where you may find a variety to suit your taste, at
prices that cannot fail to pleaseour assortment con-
sists III part of
Rich Silk, Thibet, Barege and Meuseine SHAWLS
Handsome BAREGES for dresses
Mourning do do
Mourning and Second Mourning LAWNS
Lace Muslin; Ginghams; Cambrcs
Mouseline de LANES; Alpaccas; Bombazines
Summer Cloths; Gambroons
Plain and Fancy DRILL1NGS
Cloths; Cassimeres and CASSINETTS
Beached, Brown and blue COTTONS
Tickings, Checks and Cotton Yarn
A complete assortment of HOSIERY
A splendid assortment of CABICOES, from 6! TO %
TABLE CLOTHS and COVERS
Cambrcs, Dimy and Mosquito Netting
CRASH and STAIR LINEN
Gentlemen's Pants Sufs, from 10 cts to 81 per va.
dg- To which we respectfully invite the attention
Of the purchasing community fully satisfied they will
find ii to their interest TO give us call before pur-
chasing. j. IL. TER q w.
No. 70 Baltimore street,
ic-tf below Tripoleu's alley.
&TEw NOVEL-''Whos shall he Heir" by Miss
g Ellen Pickering, author OF Nan Darrell. secret
Foe, &c. Just received for sale by -
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
Booksellers Statoners and Blank Book Manufac
turers, ISL Pra;t-st., adjoining Railroad Depot je2O
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Sudden CHANGES OF THE Wealth
- Err. We scarcely meet person who is not more
or less troubled with cough cold Old and young,
the prudent and the impradent, seem alike to com
plain.
Many think it a temporary cold which will pass of
in a day two. This Is not always the case, as il
will, in all probability terminate in consumption if not
attended TO in Our advice is, use HAEcE's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARHOUND, which
will cure you in two or three days Price so cents
per bottle. For sale by SETH s. HANCE, l08 Balti-
more ST.. and at his old stand of Charles and
Pratt SITS. legs
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BOOT FACTORY.

Tins or any city in the union. He also
wOGld return thanks to his friends and customers fol
Their kind patronage and would ask continuance OF
the same.
N. b. GUNNER'S BOOTS made.
Gpl5v SAMUEL Buckley.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,

NORTH FREDERICh STREET.,
Am the right hand side going from Baltimore et.,
W two doors from the corner-where may be OBJ
tanned most speedy remedy for GOnOrrhRa, GlGeg,
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Lons, af-
fectons OF the Kidneys, and every symptom of Sc
cret Disease,
CURE WARRANTED, OR No CHARGE MADE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
ATTENpANCE from in the MORNING TILL 10 al HIsBT.
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NEW GOODS.
A N EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
~ SPRING AND SIMMER GOODS,

EXTENSIVE ASSORThENT OF'
N SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Lawns; Balzarines CLOTHS.
Berages and Silks Black, blue black, blue,
Alpacas and Bombazines green, brown and mix
Light col'd Cashmeres s. ed CLOTHS.
Mousene de LANES CASSlMERES.
Lace and Plaid Muslin Black, blue black, blue,
Cambria and Jaconet do. mixed, fancy striped &
SHAWLS. Plaid CassImeres.
Silk, Cashmere TWEEDS,
Mousene de Lame and Light and dark coors.
Thibet Wool Shaws. GAMBROONS, DIR L.
Plain and Embro'd Linen LlNGS, and SUMNER
Cambria HDKFS. CLOTHS.
VESTINGS-Silk, Satin, MaIseilles, Buff Cash
marets and other Vestings, plain and fancy,
Irish, French and German LINENS.
Bleached and unbeached MUSLlNS; Bed Ticking;
Mariners Shrting, Penit'y Plaids, Checks, sc. &c.
q3- Persons wishing to supply themselves with
Goods at LOW PRICES will do well call at the Agen
cy Store, No. II BALTIMORE STREET, End door
below Tripolett's alley.
apl4-3m LUTHER J. COX.
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$: &: ' $$$; :;: :s 81:
s: y" ss: % ss e.: ID ] s s @ s &: ;
S v"t2oH , S " Svsa ssss: ss '
. $:$ ss:Ts; % i S.s,:a: ' 3 g.s s ss
100 Joseph ' s greet @1s a T Sss: IS
/" H Hs 1s% a y?;ss s walk %
q, ; s. :; $ .s.' ~ s
A$S$SSSS: e. %@" %sS;: $50
H. 75@ "a E. n E. "" rm
1& CEN "
%poys%sna 81 dwellings and nop,ofw m
" lanes @ 5 ss 2a "s s ] feet "''s Bond
] 5 % north Aonna So" ~
- D.onns Prov %e: iy 1919
10 William Lux
u q" r""'F ng 5 ~
@ S"'' '''f; ss' Is; 1881
coS@s6 " @ cas-. side of Caroline street syls5 g" 81
a. lsl ca. as % rdaI Sy ed 10, - feet ] 1919 ~"
, - r a4roye@snril Old rmrs-unpmd @
a. " D-e 5 }s E CO. ;s S Il s " Ss + ns 8"
% 9G' James @ lot 3s Sls
% " N sI IL Ell I'D II r. @ '''
' 9 street, by 90 feet DEEP be- IA $50
SE 5 ana ' on G yves, side of Bond street, by % 10"
wi@aa Shelly 20
WI 5s%f %s @ s osss o" north l s@
$%s" ; s S ] s5 %;' @
C%ome and MEieys
dsspSo sTS % " the west sue " ~ avenue by 70 T" sn 10 IS
b; sS % ,, avenue, by 7 5s s So s:s g
ay9e BY 2" feet e3 &c
% 70 Mich, GTi w go
40 4ss cs @ K sa; s
@ s" " eose,ee ''s e"
building adbr
sss5s 1o alley ,as,p 80
a. @s william @ CT ss "a, f IL s.n east
S feet north west corner of Canal and Cough Il" S"
a. s 20. n;3 AZ ] IS an. oo, os 81"
IS pasa f is Sss YsS @ a r onpanE ISL Sos
So % en ] side conb ~
, o'' Enp S4ses brick
~ 49,. - deep ~ "a
:S$: $s $s! $s ;$ 81 r. % i$; %; be-
~ Hamburg ndcr@ @
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~ andenyrnp els
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8, 40 M & - M o., w - o. 80 G8 ~
:. = deep between Cross and osnna ,, So. nnm - 100 10 As
r. s H s s' " s1sn b S Ss H sSs "s"
north ''S" " between -.
g. s south d sds Cross street feet deep between William s
g. rs aP9 so :a sa@f Elm stree" Sharp 20 % '
building
sn g sS S ZEE @ TS alley ys~ 20 g
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" w arr SIS. A " 0e.' 81
49, 10 Montgomery Gsmssa 1896
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II. r ss s a ~? S north west corner 300 %
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a FEW REASONS WHY EVERY PERSON
N SHOULD USE HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA
OR BLOOD PILLS.
They are composed entirely Of Vegetable subs,an-
ces.
They PURIFY THE BLOOD, and invigora,e The
entire system.
You can take them and eoapout your business with
out danger Of taking cold.
You can take them in damp or rainy weather.
HANCE'S GENUINE PILLS are sold at % cents
per box, OF five boxes for 81.
For sale by SETH S. EANCE, l06 Baltimore ST.,
and corner of Charles and Pratt SITS. je25
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TTNRA YELLING DRESSES. We have lust
H. received an assortment of articles for Travelling
Dresses, viz:
aLFACAS, browns, green's. states, fawn, drab, Sc.
Grey Pongee superfine A Brown Linen
French Merinoes; plain Mousnes sc.
lot OF cheap Worsted Paids, for bathing dresses
silk Oil Cloths for Caps
great lot of large heavy WOoLLEN sHAWLs,
Cheap for travelling
Beantiiul new style Chemisets; French Collars, &c
Foulard Silks; Muslins; Gnghahs.
iels-6t aO3 Baltimore street. 4
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-08

APRIL 24lh.-The P1efecto of the Fort has
addressed a letter to the Governor of the State,
complaining in strong terms against the vio-
lent and unjust proceedings against the Amer
leans. and very properly pointed out that they
were caprices of the Collector, and from the
concourse of people who were present, it was
sufficient to disturb the peace of the port, and
bring on the country war.
APRIL 25th-The embargo on the property
of the American Consul has not been raised.
notwithstanding meeting has taken place to
that effect. The Consul is determined to re-
slst the payment and suffer his property to be
sold. A military force was again demanded
tor laying the embargo on Mott, Talbot &
Co.'S property, but it was wisely refused
Overtures have been made to the Consul, that
if he would address letter to the Gefe Supe
rior de Hacienda. his property would be re-
leased, but he has refused, and is determined
to let the matter take its course.
Other outrages will follow.
Yours in haste, Y. Il.
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NOTEfE.
June 20, 1S45.

THE SUBSCRIBER, having taken an AS
= signment from John Hall, of all his pro-
perty, and rights of property, for the benefit Of
his creditors; and it being stipulated in said
Assignment, that the Assignee, after paying
the first class of debts therein mentioned,
comprising the notes at Bank and accommo-
dation paper of the said John Hall, should ap-
ply the balance of monies on hand to the pay
ment pro rata of such of the second class Of
creditors as should agree to release the said
John Hall in full from all debts and liabilities
within three months from the 25th day of
June, ls45, there being deficiency of assets
to satisfy the whole of said second class of
debts; Notice is hereby given to all concern
ed to signify to the subscriber their assent to
the terms of the assignment. within the time
prescribed, or they will be forever precluded
from all benefit in the trust.
JOHN McRAE, assignee.
June 9th, 1915. A-tf
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From the n. o. Bee, 29th ult.
TEXAS.
Y. Y. T..

BY the arrival OF the steamship McKim,
Capt. Phillips, from Galveston, we have
received regular files of Galveston and
Houston papers, to The Odd inst, they do
not, however, contain any thing of impor-
lance. The Texans are in daily expecta-
ton OF the arrival of the troops from the
United States. With respect to the Con-
vention to frame a State Constitution, we
extract the following from the Telegraph
Of the 23d:
"All the members OF the Convention,
we understand, are now in Austin. The
different committees are busily at work.
Some reports had been made at the last &C
counts, and it is probable that by this time
the whole plan of State Constitution is
before the Convention. From the assidu.
lty displayed by the members, and the har,
mony in which the business is conducted
it is though. that the work will be compile.
ted before the middle of August
The following is complete list of the
officers of the Convention:
Thos. J. Rusk, President.
j. Il. Raymond, Secretary.
Thos. Green, 1st Assistant Secretary.
]. NJ. Swlsh9r, I'd "
J. Nicely, Sergeant-at-Arms.
VIM. Cockburn, Door Keeper.
Rev. VIM. Haynie, Chaplain.
Geo. Fisher, Interpreter.
1--WE learn from Austin that the vacan
cy occasioned in the Convention by the
resignation OF Judge Mills, Deputy from
Red River county, in consequence of il
health, has been filled by the election o
p. G. Bagby, Esq, over Major G. d.
Morse. The contested election between
Judge Ochiltree and Mr.. Taylor, of Ma
cogdoches, has been determined in favo
of the former"
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WILMINGTON MARKET-Aug. Z.

For the last week have been visited with heavy
showers of ran and the Cape Fear river has swolleH
several feet it is full it has been any time
during the last six months, and the atmosphere clearly
indicates rain yet The rise In the rivers has been
the means of bringing large quantities of Timber To-
market, which win much stmCiate trade at this dull
season Of the year. The quantity already arrived but
small portion of what viii come I'LL should the rivers
above keep full for week two longer. AS yet but
little river Lumber has arrived likewise Naval Stores.
NAVAL STORES. the best information we
obtain quo:e Virgin dip Turpentine at e2 40
g so; Yellow So IS 81 40. The price will probably
go somewhat lower, large supply is anticipated
account of the rise in tire river.
LUMBER AND TIMBER.-River-ve have been
able to arrive any thing certain far respects pri
Holders asking last weeks quotations. and
buyers refuse purchase these Upwards Of
sixty RATS of Timber fastened to our warves
unsod, up to the hour Of making up this review. But
few Lumber RATS have reached market. We would re.
mark that continue former quotations, but the pros
pect is, they will not be fully sustained.
CORN.-There has been arrival since our report
of the 3st ult Retail price in store 7Oe per bushe
We hear of an offer to engage at 90 cents. This hoev
err, cannot we Think be considered the actual
ket value. The last cargo sold at &c., which
now quote.
We hear of transactions in other articles worth
marking upon. For fair criteran of prices would
refer table above.
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No change ola decidedly marked character has
developed itself in business, since our report of the
goth uIt., although there has been more enquiry
for particular articles, and several small bills have
been made with country buyers. The cotton
market has been neglected since last while
Rice has been in limited request, but at receding
prices.
Grain-The receipts of Corn during the week
may be put down at 44oO bushels North Carolina,
portion of which was contracted for to arrive at
prices not made public, the balance. say 1000 BUSH
els, brought 55c.; upwards of 1000 bushels were
also received from Maryland, and sold to dealers at
SIS and 5sc. per bushel. About 500 bushels Peas
changed hands at SIC. No Oats have been re-
celved
Bucon Has become rather scarce, and holders
have consequently obtained advanced rates 70.
small lots. Shoulders and sides the former COM
mands 81 &C.. and the latter Z! nc. per h..
Ertrdcts Courier Price Current.
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LIST OF BLANK :

LIST OF BLANKS
I'm HAND, and for sale at the
~ JOURNAL OFFICE.
County and Sup. Court Writs
do do .Subpenas
do do Fl. Fas.
Count Court Scire Facias
Apprentices Indentures
Letters of Administrators Appeal Bonds
.Yarors Tickets Marriage License
: Peace warrants Guardian Bonds
ConstabIe's bonds Administrators do
Notes of hand Military Ca Sas
Checks, Cape Fear Bank Land Deeds
do Branch Bank ofthe Negro Bonds
State Warrants, Ca Sa.
Notes, negotiable at bank Ca Sa bonds
Inspectors Certificates Bills Sale. Negro
Certificates Of Justices attending Court
Shipping Papers Bills Lading Qettcr,,
G-TAny blank wanted and not on hand will b'
printed with the utmost despatch.
GFOficers of the Courts and other officers, ant
all other persons, requiring blanks, or any othe
work in the printing line would do well to give u
call, or send in their orders. We are determin
ed to execute our work we'll. and at the cheapes
rates for cash. Call at the JOURNAL OFFICE
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TIE MARKETS.

: NEW YORK MARKET-Aug. 2.
Turpentine, Wilmington, soft So e73 2 81
Washington and Newbern, 2 STA
Rosin, "a 70
Spirits Turpentine, gall. 40 AZ
Tar, 225a 2 374
Rice, l24 90
Cotton 81 IN
COtt0n.-The Cambria brings US advices from
Liverpool to 10th, and from Havre to 18th ult.
At Liverpool there was continued good demand
from the trade and spectators and prices were 3D.
per Id. higher. The sales for the week ended 18th
July, were $4,000 bales, and 18th, 72,69O-in-
Guiding in the last, 1880 Upland, at SGD. sd;
25,50O Orleans, at A. I'd. 3d.; and 10, 700 Aaba-
ma, &C., sgd. sd. Fair Upland was quoted sad;
fair Mobile, 45d.; and fair Orleans, AID Import
into Liverpool since January l. $50 900 bales, a.
gainst l,055,O00 last year. Stock, lO54,OOO
bales, against 100000 last year, At Havre, for
the fortnight ended 18th, there was great activity
and on the 10th, 5000 bales were soId-making
an aggregate of upwards of Al 200 bales estab-
llshng further advance since the last steamer
OF IA is. Stock in Havre, July Is, 900 bales;
and in France, June 80, LOG, 100 bales.
/ At the date of our last review, the market mere
was very inactive, but since the reception of the
above very favorable advices from Europe, there
has been more animation; and although the sales
have not been large. yet the prices obtained show
that the full rates of week ago have again been
realized. The sales for the week reach $500 bales
Naval Hores-Turpentine is steady, with fur
Their sales of 500 bbIs. Newbern and Washington
at 81 s71, by weight. We notice besides, sales
OF 1000 bbls. Newbern Rosin, at SO cents, afloat
and SIS delivered; and 800 bbs. North county tar
selected, at So 374 per IT,; common may be quo
ted at So l2t 81 rs. Spirits Turpentine is
rather quiet, with sales in lots as wanted, at DO
Al cents, cash, and A. mos.
! FIOur.-We quote Genessee, 81 3l4 a 81 371
and Michigan and Ohio, 81 1913 81 rs; Gen
nessee new $50; Richmond City Mills, $50 Sc
delivered there; loo bbls. on the spot, brought st
81! a short time since-S6 here, Is now a fai
quotation
Rice.-There has been steady demand, boil
for home use and export, at quotations. Prime
parcels are scarce, the stock being principally fai
to good. The market is firm, with sales of abou
500 tics. and some barrels at 50 624 So S71
including few small parcels of the best at market
81, cash.
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Collectors Office.
DISTRICT OF OCRACOKE.

DISTRICT OF OCRACOKE.
July 18th, l945.
@EALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this office until the Goth of August. ls45, for
building Marine Hospital on the Island of Ports
mouth, in this District, of the following dmen-
sions, and in accordance with plan approved by
the Secretary OF the Treasury, and now in this
office:
SPECIFICATIONS.
Dimensions of the main Building, SO feet long
by 40 wide, to be elevated feet, single story IA
feet pitch with roof suited to dimensions passage
through the centre. and galleries 10 feet wide in
front and rear Of the building, with four rooms 90
feet square, the garnet with three or four windows
at each end or sides, to be divided into compart-
ments, and fitted up for store rooms, and for the
attendants, &c.;-to this main building is to be at
tached wing or shed at each end, 20 feet wide,
and extending from the outer tier of the 'front.' to
the outer tier of the porco, each of these wings to
contain two wards, 20 feet square, with smaller
rooms, the wings to have shed roof to suit; the
building to be erected on Lightwood Piles, IL inch
es square, with diagonal braces or anchors, of the
same material, with 4 chimneys, 8 fire places, and
2 piazzas or vestibules, SO by 10, supported by 6
turned columns, each with appropriate balustrade
and sails in front, with steps and rails to cor1es-
pond the front and rear doors to have transen and
side lights the whole frame to be of the largest d.
mansions for such building, with PANEL doors,
and "a windows, IA by 10 lights, with blinds or
shutters; the exterior of the house to be first
cred with or l. inch boards, tongued and grooved
or ciDhered afterwards to be covered on every side
with juniper cypress shingles, dressed to an e.
quail thickness in inch courses, also the roof;
the interior of the building to be finished through
out, in neat, plain, and workmanlike manner
the floors to be of quartered boards the frame, out
side plank, and floors to be of the best yellow pine
at the option of the agent of the United Sates the
whole to have two substantial coats of paint to be
lathed and plastered with the best quality of stone
lime, throughout, the chimneys to be built of hard
and we'll formed brick, all to be finished as above
stated, and to the entire satisfaction of the agent
of the United States and to be completed in twelve
months from the time the contract is closed.
Approved bonds will be required for the compile
ton of the work according to contract; the work
and materials are to be approved of by superin
tendent to be appointed for that purpose. Pay
ments will be made as it progresses not to exceed
two thirds the actual value OF the materials on the
ground and work done and in sums nos less than
one thousand dollars.
To obvate all difficulty it may be proper to state
that no proposal will be considered unless accom-
panied by certificate or certificates from respon
sible persons, that the individuals offering the pro
posal has the ability to give the necessary bond.
THOMAS |. PASTEUR,
46-t2Oa Collector.
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M AISRIEDs

In Sampson county, on Tuesday the ed inst,
by w. L. Robinson, Esq, Mr.. Noah Stephens, to
Miss Nancy Cook. Also, OH Wednesday the 23d
inst. by w. o. Macarthur, Esq. Mr.. Daniel Bo.
ney, to Miss Elizabeth Vann. Also, on Thursday
the Gath inst, by r. c. Holmes, Esq, Mr.. Under
wood, 10 Miss Elizabeth Skies.
In Bladen county, on the Both ult., by the Rev.
Whitefoord Smith, Mr.. Edward Jones Bernard, of
Wilmington, to Miss Ann Mary Weech, late of
Mobile, Alabama, and formerly of Nassau, New
Providence.
In Bladen county, on the 23d ult., by the Rev.
Hugh Monroe, Duncan Murchison, Esq, IS Miss
Catharine McIvcr.
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q HID. best Porto Rico Sugar,
u 2" n. Orleans do.
Il bags Laguira Coffee,
10 " St. Domingo do.
8 Rio do.
10000 Segars.
20 boxes Hydraulic pressed Candles,
4S best Barret's chewing Tobacco,
small Jumps,
Is I'd" No. l, Soap,
10 d" Soap, 10 kegs Lard.
10 bbls. superfne Canal Flour,
10 half bbS. &" So ss
10 boxes Cheese.
Received per lrig Belle, and for sale low fol
cash or approved paper.
JOHN S. RICHARDS,
Market street, Burch's old store.
June 81, 1915.