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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-09
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LIST OIL
ID EMAlNlNG in the p,
HI October /, ls45.
&PerSonS calling 4
AID VERTISED.
The inland postage
foreign countries must
cannot be jorudrded.
A
Allison E w
Allison w +
Anderson Meneclotle
Andrews Henry
Adams Benjamin
Avery George
Bailey John
Brown J +
Bronson { Y
Bartlett Archer
Belless Joseph
Brown lanes
Bonner James
Buckehen b II
Butler NJ
Baxter Jno w
Bower Mrs A Maria
Burton John
BTittOn John G
Birdwistle Mrs Ann
Baker Christopher
BIXier Andrew
Bek George +
Baker Littleton II
Bulger j ii
Bryan Luke
Boyd VIM II
Barnett L J
Brasheld i'm
c
Chamberlin Mrs J J
CoZart Mary
Curry Lucy
Cooper Jos
Crump Mrs Ester
Coleman i'm
Garry A
Clark Joseph
Chambers Joseph
Carroll Mrs Martha
Cox VIM
Crump Allen ID
COrbeIly Richard
Caylor Joseph
Clark Marsh
ID
Davis Martin
Denny Miss Martha
Delavan jerome B
Diety John
Daley Dennis
Davenport MaItin
DOnnon David
DOdson Ssml
Diety George
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Evans Henry d
Edwards VIM
CssieIday VIM
Emry Henry
Ellison Lydia
Eagle Creek Miss
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Feyd David
Fry Miss Rebecca
Fletcher Jas p
Fox Rainy
Frazier Isaac
Fisher Henry
Flick David
Foorson George
Feline Charles
Francis Miss M
G.
Gibson Andrew
Griffin Miss Mary
Cannon VIM
Hopkins Miss NJ
Hutton j NJ
Huffman J
Horror Jacob
HaIdisty Jno
Howard Harding
Huston Sampson
HathhOm David
HaIding A L
Hawkins mo V
Holmes VIM
Hunt Jno
Hanums Jno w
Heime ID
Hume A c
Houston Ssml
Heaton Eli
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Jennison Jno
Jones James
jenkins A w
Jeninger Elizabeth
John VIM l.
Jenkinson Thomas
James Elijah
X
Kenoyer Catharine
Kempt David
Kratzer Henry
Kinder T b
Kill Jos W
Kemper Jos L
Kelley John
Keely Saml
Kilbum James
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Lake Miss Sarrh Ann
Latimer Lucius
Lancaster Robt
Langsdale Joshua
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The Mutual Life
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WOODBURY. a. SHREWSBURY,
Commission and Produce Mercila nts.
MADISON, T.f'UE.z.v.f. ?7


FEyHE Tavern. distance
OF the State House. Indianapolis recently
complete and painted inside and being
offered the reasonable
The House well need further description. For ps
ticnas apply 10 JAMES ROWLAND, Agent, s. H. PATTER-
SON, Jacksonville. 4-2m
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SADDLERY.

SILVER Pe Brass Japannd and Tnnd Mounting or
- Bits and rrups, stitching, and collar
Punches Hammers Claw Tools Thread silk Bechne,
Rines, Shining, sc. Il GRAYDoNS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-01-03

his eye the horizon appears perfectly clear.
with scarcely a cloud to obstruct his vision.
His old bank allies are still with him. NOR.
ardent In the contest than ever. After lono
struggle of thirty years, he seems to suppose
that the prize is nearly within his reach
Fearing the consequences Of fourth disap.
poIntment, have, on several occasions. here
tofore. warned him not to be saneuine. and
that appearances are often aeceitfuI, and that
the public opinion is at all times extremely
unstable. have tod him that recent chan
ges had been the result Of panic, and pecu-
mary difficulties, brought upon the country by
the banks. and that they wonld, in all proba-
blilty, be as transitory as the causes which
had produced them. But l do not suppose
that my advice will be needed, although Civ.
en- in the most friendly spirit, and with the
most anxious desire to save him from a fourth
disappointment, which might prove very seri.
Gus.
Well now. sir, in regard to his fourth and
last trial, for think it will be the last, might
foreteli the result, without much hazard, but
will not do it. will not turn prophet, lest,
like many others, I should be found false
prophet. But, sir, have an opinion, set
tied conviction, on this subject, the result of
some little observation and reflection on past
| anu present cFeHtS" my uellOeIdte opinion
is, that the senator will again be defeated, and
that he is destined to suffer fourth and last
political death.
From this brief notice of the, prominent e.
vents in the senator's life, it is evident that
his public career will occupy broad space in
history; yet, it is equally clear that the gist,
substance, and marrow of the whole may be
summed up in about the same brief words as
were used by him to record the events of my
public life. | believe this biography is fair
offset against his epitaph; but, in order to
hive the accoun, not only balanced, but paid
off in kind, will conclude it by offering an
inscription, which think will do pretty good
Justice to his memory, and which he and his
friends can use or not, as they may see fit
1t is as follows, short and simple:
"Here lies the Hon. --, Il leave it
for them, at the proper time and place, to in.
sert the name,) distinguished orator, dar-
ing political aspirant, and four times defeat.
ed candidate for the presidency"
Nearly the very words which Mr.. Clay used at New
Orleans in February last.
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The past week being principally devoted to the
Christmas holidays, no great deal of business of
any description has been transacted, consequently
our prices current remains very nearly without a.
ny change, with respect to prices. Some few az
,cles have advanced little while others have de-
clined. We would therefore confidently refer to our
list Of quotations as fair criterion to go by.
TuRPENrINE.-But very little has come IN
within the last week. Prices remain firm.
Notwithstanding boards last sales were
made at SlO-We have accordingly changcd our
table to $40 Ii. Scantng has been sold with
| in the week at 81 IS SO. Timber at 30 90.
The foregoing is for timber in the water.
SHINGLKs.-We quote to-day at 81 90 Is
for countrv.-Contracts. so 400
CoRH.-This article has the appearance Of
commanding a better price than formerly. Our
quotations may be relied on. Small parcels sold
yesterday at so cents per bushel, and the opinion
seems to prevail that SO cents may be obtained by
the cargo.
| CorToN.-The unfavorahle accounts from Eu-
rope has caused cotton to decline even from the
low price at which we have heretofore quoted the
article at. Sec quotations..
FLoUR.-Fayetteville, we learn won't command
more than 81 by the lot.
RoslN.-No change in this article, except as to
comm on, which has declined about s cents
on the Dbl. We quote at SIS a. CTS.
PEAs.-Ground. on the decline. They
won't command more than 81 81 per bushel.
Black-eya has fallen cents. See orotati"ns.
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~ MAR11g ggggs R
:Sza4stA PORT OF WILMINGTON. NY
ARRIVED.


Dec IS. From N York, schr L Smith Mile
to w Brown '','''>
IT. From Havana; brig WATSON, Morton r.
Russell & Gammell.
From Gaudaloupe, schr Charles L Vose sayin
to G w Davis.
%. From Matanzas, brig w P Walker. Edge.
comb, to Russell & Gaume
From Porto Rico, brig albert Perkins, Clark. tc
Dickinson.
From Martinique, brig Osceola. Pierce. to E
Dickinson.
From Havana. schr Albion, Harding, to Hath.
away & Son.
80. From Matanzas, brig Benjamin, Hopkins
to G. ID Ellis.
From New York, brig Glide, McAlHste,. to C
D Ellis.
From Martinique, brig Peruvian, Watson. to G
w Davis.
From Charleston, schr Reguius, Cole. to c {
Ellis.
From Havana, schr Elizabeth, Snow, to Hath
away & Son.
81. From Antigua, Br schr Brilliant, Perry, te
G w Davis.
Jan l. From Providence, r 1, brig Seanew
Holbrook. to Russell & Gammell
From Fort Royal, Martinique, brig John eros
by, Wheeler, to D Ellis. Left at st Pierre
(Martinque,) Dec. IL. s44, brig Architect, Gray
for St Thomas, in days. elso, brig Edward Blake
Adams. discharging.
From New York, schr Chas e Thorn, Jackson
to e D Ellis.
From Antigua, Br brig Coonist, Taylor, to G
w Davis.
I 2. From Gaudalourc, brig Lion, Patten, to f
Dickinson.
! Dec rs. For New Orleans, brig Four Brothers
Robinson, by Russell & GammeI
! For Gaudaloupe, brig Charlotte, Hopkins, by {
D Ellis.
4 For New York, schr WIN Hart, Candy, by Wn
Cooke.
80. For Charleston, schr Erie, Wilson, by {
D Ellis.
81. For St. Jago de Cuba, brig Alvano, Pace
by Barry & Bryant.
For Providence brig Grand Turk, Porter. b,
Russell & Gamme.
For Porto Rico, brig Amethyst, Anderson, b,
G w Davis.
For New York brig Belle, Myers, TO G W Davis
For New York, big Georgiana, Currie:, by {
w Davis.
fos Martinique, brig Cardenas; Goodden, by
W Davis.
For Philadelphia, schr North Carolina, Miller
by G w Davis.
For Barbados, schr Edward &. Frank, stetsor
by w Davis.
For St Thomas, schr Abigail & Eliza, Thomas
Ivy G W Davis
Jan T. For Gaudaloupe, brig Denmark, Norton
by hussell & GammelI.
For Boston, brig l!zardo, Berry, by Russell
Gammell.
For Mariegalante, brig VIM burlington, Brown
by E Dickinson.
Dec. 81. For New York. schr. Repeater, Fran
els, by G u Ellis.
Jan'y |. For New York, schr. A F Thorn, Sar
ford, by & d Ellis
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DIED.,

In Raleigh, On the 10th ult, Miss Sarah E.
Saunders. daughter of the Hon. r. NJ. Saunders,
in the 18th year of her age.
In Raleigh. on the 23d u't, Benjamin Swain,
Esq of Randolph county, author of several Legal
works.
At his residence in Onslew county. on the Esd
of Dec. last, Jarvis Marble, Esq, of about 40 years
of age.
Mr.. Marble was native Of Somerset, in the
State of Massachusetts. he was an enterprizlng,
industrious. and honest man. For many years
past, engaged in the mercantile business, farming
and fisheries, at Sneed's Ferry, on New River,
where his numerous customers, and the comn1unl-
ty at large. will long feel and deplore the loss OF
Mr. Marble, a. a useful citizen and kind neighbor.
Mr.. NJ. leaves an amiable wife and promising chill
dren; whose suffering and bereavement will long
witness the cruel calamity of such a loss.-Con''
At his residence, on the Northeast River on
the 23d ult., Mr.. James Smith, in the 5eth year Of
his age.
Mr.. S. w~s an honest man, tender husband
and kind father, he has left wife and children
and many relatives to lament his loss ON.
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Notice.
TENHE SUBSCRIBER having taken out special
l. letters Of Administration, on the Estate Of
JAnv1s MARBLE, decd, late of Onslow county,
hereby gives notice, that on Tuesday. the 2lst of
January instant, he will expose to public sale, on
credit of six months, all the crop of CORN,
FODDER, PEAS, POTATOES, &C., all the
stock of
CATTLE, HORSES, HOGS IND
SHEEP; HOUSE HOLD f. KITCH-
EN- FURNITURE, PLANTATIONS
TOOLS, CARRIAGE, SULKY,
CARTS, &c:
Together with the entire stock of
GOODS in the GROCERY IND
DRY GOODS LINE,
left on hand by the decd Also, one small
SCHOONER, arith the RIGGING,
BOATS. &c..
thereunto apper.aining. The purchasers will be
required to enter into bond with approved securtS
before the delivery of the property.
JNO. A. AVIRETT, Special Admr.
Wilmington, Jan'y LIST, ls45.-[l6-st
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VHE undersigned will. on the first day of A.
u pril next, associate with his present business
as Merchant Tailor, the general Dry siOOds
and JObbiKig Business, for which rea-
son it becomes necessary that he should close his
stock now on hand, and offers the same at cost.
The subscriber would also respectfully announce
to all in ebted TO him. thatit becomes imperative
~ necessary that his books should be closed by the
18th day of January next, by. which time ne re-
quests all indebted to him to come forward and
close their accounts either by cash or notes with
proved security. V. II. fEiKooN.
December 6, 1914. iZu
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Notice..
TOR: SALE on the 18th day of January

K7OR SALE on the 18th day Of January
L ls45. the TRACT OF LAND belonging
to me. lying 10 miles East. Of Wilmington, on the
Sound near the Newbern Road, containing 400
Acres, known as the Bishop tract Conditions
one-third cash, the balance in one and tro years,
bearing interest, with approved security.
Also, at the same time. will be sold on the pre-
misses, all the Forming Utensils three Horses, t,UO
Carts, q lot of Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, Corn. Peas Potatoes, dc.
TERMs:-All sums over ten dollars, SIX months
credit with approved security all sums under ten
dollars to be cash. WIN. J, PICKETT
Dec &c. 1914. l5-ct
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n B. Rice, OF NEW YORK, TUNER
~ and REPAIRER Of PIANO FORTS and

n IL. RlCe, Or NEW YORK, TUNER
w. and REPAlRER Of PIANO FORTS and
ORGANS, respectfully informs those owning In
s,ruments that he is prepared to do any thing re-
quired in his profession. He has in his possession
certificates from Mr.. J. Chickering, of Boston,
NUNS and Clark, Stodart. Worcester and Dun
ham, Firth, Hall aad Pond. New York. He has
prepared himself will materials and apparatuses OF
the best quality for repairing old Pianos. Pr
anosthat have been well made can be restored to
their original tone. however much they may be out
of order. The work can be done in the parlor, il
necessary, without damaging the furniture or car
pet. Mr. r. tuned and repaired number of Pr
amos in Wilmington IN the Spring Of '43, & would
refer TO Mrs. Cooke, Mr.. r. w. Brown, Mr.. E.
Dickinson, and Mr.. Lane. Those wishing their
instruments put in order, will please leave their
address at Mr.. r. w. Browns, or the Hanover
House.
Bile has recommendations from Messrs
Firth, Hall, and Pond, for tuning Church Organs
Jan. Sd, '45,-IlR-lt
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'E>HE subscriber respectfully informs the
il citizens Of Wilmington and its vicinity
that he has just received fresh supply of the best
Wine Vinegar. which he will sell at rs cents per
gallon, also the best sweet Cider at do. do.
Dry white Havsnna Sugar, for Cakes, or family
use, at 10 cents per h., with general assortment
of fresh Fruit such as
Smyrna Figs; Bordeaux Pr,tues. in
fancy borcs fresh Zante Currants;
superior Havana Pine .4ppIes;
CTR ON;
Cordial Drops Ju JUDE Paste.
"A L S o.
Best FRExcH CoRmAL, by the dozen bottles.
His assortment comprises all kinds Of Fruit,
Confectionery, and Toys. All the above named
articles will be disposed of at the most moderate
prices.
NJ. LUCIANI.
P. ST. would like to cali the attention Of the
public that have a celebrated
COU G. C ANDY,
which has been already established and pronounce
ed certain cure. Also, express my thanks for the
patronage have received, and hope continuance
Of the same.
Dec. 20, 1874. l4-tf.
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~ I'LL be sold at Public Auction atthe Court
w House door, in the Town of Wilmington,
on Tuesday the 7th day of January next. the fol-
lowing NEGRO SLAVES, riz: Hurdy, Simon,
Peter, Maria, and Isaac.
Said slaves will be sold on credit Of SIX months
the purchasers giving bond with approved security
The sale Is for the purpose of eAecting division
Of tic property among the next Of kin of the late
Martha G. lilly, by virtae of decree of the Coun-
ty Court of New Hanover County. at its last term.
JOHN G. BOWDEN, adm.
Dec. Is, 1874. l4-3t.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

TEHHE SUBSCRIBER having, at the Deem
l. Der Term ofthe Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions for the County ofNew-Hanover, obtain
ed letters of Administration on the Estate of SA.
RAN A. CRU1sE, deed, hereby notifies all persons
who may ha eany claims against the said Estate,
to present them within the time prescribed by law,
otherwise this notice will be plead in bar of pay
ment.
Also, all persons who are indebted to said Es-
tate are requested to come forward and make pay
men: to the subscriber.
T. R. CRUISE, admir-.
Dec. Goth, lS44.-t l4-3t
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vEHE subscriber having qualified as Admin-
Il issrator OF the estate of Martha G. lilly.
deceased. at the December Term of New Hanover
County Court, hereby gives notice to all persons
indebted to the deceased, to call and make imme-
diate payment. and to all persons having claims
against sand deceased, to present them legally su-
,henticated within the time prescribed by law,
otherwise, this notice viii be plead in bar of their
recovery.
JOHN c. BOWDEN, Adm.
Dec. 1e, 1874. l4-3t.
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Arrival. and Departures of tie MAILS.

Arrivals and Departures of the MAILS.
Northern Mail goes by the way of Fayet.Tille.
, Fayetteville mail via. Prospect Hall, Elizabeth
town Westbronk's and Robinson's, due Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and, Saturdays at a. M. and depart
the same days at 10 a. m.
Taylws Bridge, Harrel's store, Black RiveF
Chapel, Mores Creek. and Long Greek, due every
Thursday at P. m. and departs every Friday az
6 4. m.
Onsk,c Court House, Sneed's Ferry, Stump
Sound, and Topsail Sound, due every Monday
at D. IN. and departs Frjdsv at 6 q. H.
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Information Wanted.

IF there is now living any officer or soldier OF
Il the Revolution. or any relative or friend O.
JOHN ROSS, formerly of - North Caroli ma,
who can give any information respecting the SER
vices or discharge of said Ross IN the Revolution
they will be generously rewarded by communlca-
ting such facts may be within their knowledge
to n. J. Thomas, Pos. Master, Eden, Hancock
Co., Maine. where they may hear something per-
haps to their advantage.
John Ross enlisted in Capt. Williams Go: 4th
Regiment, in l777, for and during the war.
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Notice.

I1AN the first Monday in Jan. next, an election
lOwiIl be held az the Commissioners Office for
the purpose Of elscting ssven Commissioners for
the Town of Wilmington, to serve until the first
Monday in JAM, 1916. The Polls will be opened
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and closed Q. o'clock, P. NJ.
II. JAMES, r. G.
Dar c7si, isiiyr5ct
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sen sess2ss 1U@1gGs

yE|HE SUBSCRIBER wishes to express his
q gratitude for the patronage extended to him
sine he came to Wilmington. and to make known
tina, he has just returned from New York, AID
havipg received the agency of
blind $ Sash Factory
in that city, which furnishes those articles Of the
best kind, be offers them at the following prices ::
say Blinds at 624 cents per superficial foot, and
Sashes at the prices below, primed and painted.
ely 10 II cts. pr light 10 by "a n cts pr light
9by Ii IL 10 by Is lS-[ :"
eby IL 10 g" I" i0by 1919.
10 by IL IA :" ltby 1870 :"
10 by Is t5' :" !" i2by, Is II .
He is also agent for two,
MARBLE FARDs i.
and will furnish Tonabfops, hsGaslones, d"o
Monuments, made in the best style, OF Egyptian or
American Marble, at reasonable prices Ma!o1
Man,es. &c, furnished likewise. Orders pronips-
~ attended to.
j. December 10; is44. VIA
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RATES OF FREIGHT HENCE TO NEW YORK.
Naval Stores, As cts. per barrel,
Rice, l24 cts. per hundred
Cotton,.sl per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, so cts. pr. balls.
Tobacco, 50 SO per hogshead.,
Lumber, S63 81 90 per M.
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HlARRIED.

On the Gath ult.. at the residence Of D. George,
by John Bunting, Esq. the Rev. James l.. War
rem, to Miss Adelne George.
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SALE AT Auction!

(s:rSo neW crop IL" t:Uee.
BY NJ. c. uORDECAI.
On Tuesday. 7th January. ls45, at IL o'clock.
will be sold, at the stores on Union wharf,
The cargo Of the barque Bra2illiero, from Rio.
CUNsi4rIVG OF
$500 bags prime green new crop RIO COFFEE
Catalogues will he ready and Coffee can be OK
amined by the LIST prox.
Conditions in future advertisement.
Charleston, Dec. rs, 1914. 16-ltCC
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FT0,se', Fish Corn and Gs1ts.
n BBLS Canal Flour,
eDIY 25 Halt Barrels, do.
80 Bbls. Fayetteville Flour,
SO Bbls. Mulletts,
10 BbIs. Shad.
ALSO,
CORN and OATS, IN quantities to suit'purchasers
in store, For sale by
VIM. COOKE.
Dec. I3, lS4i.
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EK7 EGs, TOUPETS, Or scaHps,

w H oR o mSHmhTsi G Hss s6s'p of
HAIR.-THE SUBSCRIBER deems it only ncccs-
sary to announce his arrival in Wilmington, to in
duce all standing in need Of good suit of Hair,
to insure their giving him call. To those losing
their Hair an early application may be the means
ofrestoring the same my stay is limited. (Satur-
day evening, the 4th,) shall be pleased to receive
the immediate calls of ali those standing in need OF
moderate or luxuriant Head of Hair.
Apply at my room, at the Hanover House,
where will at all times be found during my stay.
THOMAS QUIRK,
of No. 400 Broadway, New York.
Ian ID lR45-fl6-lt
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS e slsE01na
AT THEIR OLD STAND.

Ga 3 "a ARAsII.EE
WAT OULD inform their friends and customers.
w that they are now prepared to furnish
them with almost any article in their line that can
be called for of their own manufacture and of the
best materials which, for kind and quality, will
be sold as cheap at any other establishment in
the State. They have large stock Of
NJ e gro y 70 6 ms,
mems and boys. both sewed and pcged, all OF
which will be warranted.
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q good assortment Of gentlemen and ladies
RUBaA OVEa SHOES,

CORK SOLES. &c. Sc.
The Manufacturing and Repairing will be atten .
ded to as usual. of the best material, and as to
STYLE shall be made to suit the wishes of all
who may favour them with call:
n. B.-ALsO, for sale, Northern tanned
Sole Leather, Cur Skins,
and any other kind of.Stock that may be wanted
Shoe Makers FINDINGS, sc.
Nov. %, 1914. i0-3m.
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Extraordinary Novelty:
THE CELEBRATED BAND OF
SWISS BELL Il " G E. r S,
Whose surprising performances have created the
greatest WONDER AND DELIGHT. through
out Europe and all the Northern cities of the Uni
ted States, will give
GRANDCONCERT,
AT THE
Theatre,
IN WILMINGTON,
ON FRIDAY. Jan. Sd.
On which occasion they will perform many OF
their most popular compositions. and will be asss-
ted by
Mr.. Cnderner, the celebrated Flutist.
Tickets so cents-Chi!dren under IL years halt
price,-colored gallery rs cents.
TO be obtained at Mr.. Sanfords Book store, and al
the principal Hotels.
Doors open at ST o'clock, Concert to commence
at II.
Jan. l, ls45.-[l6-lt
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List OfI1effers.

REMAINING IN THE POsT-OFFICE, AT
Wilmington, N. c., 3lst December, 1874.
DIhose whose names appear on this list are
renuesfa1 tn acr for olxort:.oJ i..-crS