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ARkA N s A s B A N N E R puBLIsHED WEEKLY, Lxr 6. EsOHgH1AND & O.,
 npE DOLLARS A YEAR, IN .ADT.4ACE.
,,,s oF ADVERTISING.

.r.tT1
 Thlo'ef Tlo of 10 lines, or less, first insertion, sqiaie and FIFTY CENTS for each continu- pIlab,,o n lines. and not exceeding l5, to be OFer " Ioua,,e and half--over l5, and not ex-
 as slt two souares-and in that proportion s.r advertisements, .:9 e. ;, o5..a,oo S sI saJ1yertisements to be paid for Tn advance, n las ar assumed by some responsible person, nens individual account, at the above rates, sl sn t,l sl, and under $100, Tn one year, dis s 'o Os go ner cent. will be made; and when 1t = eI0o or upwards, in the same period, a Is 'o esot S,Hy nor cent. will be made. No deduc-
 ol .0r ops will Fil be made, if payment be deferred oEeser' shall have expired; nor will any re- ' y'r made on legal advertisements, required to be published
 cgn c9;na 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, $2O. ceeall5 so e C 6 30. So SO .,4i.ements, or parts thereof, exceeding 10, sa lines. es the case may be, subject to the ,ad discounts Grst mentioned; and no con- ahe .baso rates for less term than year. No y. pS for occasional omisslons; and all contracts onl Sa.r to be paid in advance.
 ysa WING ADyESTIsElIEyTs. |
 hl9o' 'a,ontbs. SC squars. $s4 nV 10 G |" s ,2 b IF .,,ndnq advertisements r;u he charged at the slalia1 slaono1 rates. unless a contract be made when e,uori eiusertion: and must be paid for in advance.
 son iso1 will be announced for any office, either Esis PssOo or county, without the advance payment :I aul',ii circulars will be charged as advertise 'eai %i nayment required in advance.
 h 1pq viii f hereafter be delivered to any person Som po ", we have no regular dealings, until paid ,,vertisements must be marked with the num- a'ort;ons desired, otherwise they will be con until r1 forbid, and charged accordingly.
 Nn n, variation will be made from the above rates. 1 -s number of the paper l24 cents. teters m must be post -paid, or they will not re- any attention
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s.The only fountain in the wilderness of life,where man drinks of water totally unnixed with bitterness, is that which gushes for hum in the calm and shady recess of domestic life Pleasure may heat the heart with artI- ficial excitement, ambition may delude It with it's golden dreams, war may eradicate its inc flores and diminish it's sensitiveness, but it Is only domestic love that can render 1t truly happy.n
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ANOTHER POLITICAL JoKE.-One of the Northern papers gives, as reason for tie defeat of Gildersleevc and the Indian n the foot race by the Englshman, that since Mir Folks election there is no proieciicn for .7me- riran laher I'm, will do.-lP.sassrc
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The blade of corn frs, lives 'o itself, next laf itself and the ear which u hssEs anu lastly t FiveS aa its whole Ille sa shssssa Aad mature lhe esEspging ef lts Nesis. "na' . sstskIax simllimas h rsssFaal sass.
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CO-PAEgTNEEgSEHEHo.

FFsHE undersigned have this day associated them \ selves together for the transaction of COT TON FACTORAGE AND GENERAL COM MISSION BUSINESS in New Orleans, under the name and style of John c. Pratt S Co.,; office at g Common street JNO. G. PRATT,
 JACOB BRAKEMAN,
 <. F. BELkNAP. My ofleans. IMne u. ISL. sa-tI
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A young physician, asking permission of a lady to kiss her, she replied, 'sNo sir; never like to haave a doctor's bill thrust n my face.v
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Dissolution Of fco-Esarine.s.sip.

rEaHE ra-paYipcrshp heretofore existing betWecn the undersigned, under the name and hfm ol PRATT S h0GGS. is this day aissolreA hf maiual eeasent Geofse Bnsss is authorized tn collect thr ,Isst. 4ue ,he afr. JOHN G. PRATT.
 GE6AGE HuGGS. sept. iai. lsIl.-e-tf
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Fsh Drugs and Medicines
\" CRAVEN rEXTON

.,s. ss5s.'i hiuscli al 0sceats. "a NisssHlaai Il. s2 9s sfzi.s1. aasl asifs hss ssf,isss fs he 5EzzElfe af MenfetSs afal SURGERY.
 k.. aR'sst FetlH 0 attend ia pfulessI9nai
 -. AaaYs u fsuaA ss hssals. except sssase ufssz sss -saa n Ntt 14
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GRASS SEEDS. Ac.
ceflie. Sugar. salt. from Ar.

FtFEFN-Fs 7TF--sFE --tV1|F - E--- - ' FEsilE undersigned hase on band asd ere selng xerr low. tnli supplies ni Ihe above articles. alss hl4aets.i alA nakIeaehcd denesiics, tekiu.s, Osasausgs. sagEaaalss. Easlish, ssench and Ameri' eaa prints af sad sas saalities aaA Hglee5 haol', shaes hais and ready nsae clnthas suiithie Iarthe sea.sas anal sisss general sssefl=Ht et tsszzfifs, asaaaassssasa hazaiUaars srhs= klzsz. tsaseHssafe tlnWaFe well Espes. Fsazh lles trace chains. sl4s eat4fs hfliies sasiiie t5Hs, Nc, NF.. Au as NhigA ltsf 4sin san 4 tks shaaeest rates fas etsh.
 WI VANCE S BROTHERS.
 AHsil aa. tsfl Mta. asls MaFlA As tlzlti
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NeVg GOOlEs.
GREAT BARGAINS.

D. BENDER HAS just received, per late arrivals, fresh and \ splendid assortment of DRY GOODS, con sisting in part of black Alpacca, fgd Oelolians; Chusans and Chusan Delains fhibet Orleans, a general assortment of Prints Ginghams; Checks Flannels Linseys; Ky Jeans kirseys; Satinetts, Cassimeres. Cloths; hleached and brown Sheetings and shirtings, Hosiery, Umbrellas, shawls, Gloves, &e. &c.
 Also. by recent arrivals, fresh assortment of
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tafoeeries.

Sugar, Coffee. Salt. Se &e.
 The above goods were purchased in New York and New Orleans, expressly ief this market, and will be sold CHEAT. for cash only. Store oa the nef of Main ard Markham streets
 Tfffle Rocs Der. 2, lSt3 1e-H
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aNOYFfE.

|ENHE SUBSCRIBER, having taken an AS
signment from John Hall, of all his pro-
perry, 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 APP
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, 1915. 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, wi hin the time
prescribed, or they will he forever precluded
from all benefit in the trust.
JOHN McRAE, Assignee.
June 9th, 1915. 4l-t
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Neu and I,nDOrfnDt Tnrpnt;O1 "A Mn

New and Important Intention II Magnetic
Printing Islegraph.-The application Of this
hidden and mysterious power to the purposes
of the rapid transmission of intellige is yet
in its infancy. There is now in this city, a
telegraph moved by the power of electro mag,
neglsm, which performs that whis44sgfm our
boylsh days, we wou!d-ns+~nsve believed, if
we had read p.alrcFrabian Nights. We have
sesnpS~eFeciIuen of printing done with the
usual letters of the alphabet, and as legibe to
a child as the clearest type, which was exc
cnted at one end Of magnetic wire. through
"a direction given at the other. 1t is true, as
incredible as the statement may seem to be,
that man might, if the wires We're laid, now
sit at New York, and, with more rapidity
than our best compassion can set type, print at
New Orleans letter or despatch in the ordi-
nary letters of our language.
In few days this nventation will be made
more generally known, when we will be at
liberty to speak Of it more fully. At present
arrangements are making for the perfection OF
the patents here and in Europe. The tele-
graph itself We have not seen, and in making
the statements with regard to it are obliged to
speak little incautlousl from hearsay.-
But as far as our inquiries 90. there is no rea.
son 10 doubt the representations that have
been made 20 US on this subject; and as She
practcability of the thing itself, now that il
has been discovered, carries no improbabiity
upon the face of ii, it will not be questioned.
The effects Of this invention can hardly be an
tIcIpated. The substitution Of the usual al
phabet for the hieroglyphics of Morse's tele-
graph. is an important and valuable improve
ment upon one of the most VIC nderiul dIscoVe-
! ries of the age.-N 7. Post.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-01

Young Ken BeUGre Mr.. Potter, of Yale
College, in temperance address lately at
New-Haven, says:
"My heart bleeds as remember the fate Of
three of my early companions who started in
life with myself. One Of them possessed the
finest mathematical mind ever knew. He
would take the Ledger and 60 mp with three
columns at time with perfec, ease. He,wae,s
the first man in America IbsA-as5est The Antom-
alton Chess .Ptasef: and he told me that he had
eAaerT move in his head before he entered the
room. That man fills drunkard's grave
Another, who was an excellent accountant.
and could command almost any salary, met
the same melancholy fate. Another, possess.
ing the same brilliant capacities. has gone
down-not to the grave, perhaps, but is sunk
clear out of sight amid the mire aad filth of
lintemperance. '-Hartford C0urant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-01
F<u;2ES fer Safe.

FHNHE subscriber being DESTROYS of removing to
n the southwest offers for sale all his k4Sa ladS
lying in the county of Duplln, N. Z.
One tract containing six hundred and twenty
one acres, adjoining the village OF kenansvllle !;
three hundred of which, is cleared, and under good
fence, the balance we'll timbercd On the preml'
scs, is good two story framed dwelling, contain
ing seven rooms, with kitchen, smoke-house, barn.
and all other out houses, in first rate repair
Within one hundred yards of the dwelling, there
is never falling spring Of water as good as can
be found in the lower part OF the State; and with
in three quarters of miIe of the village, there Is
an Academy where students can always prepare
for College. The land is we'll adapted to the cul-
tivation of Cotton, Peas Corn, &c
Another tract of two thousand SIX hundred ahd
| fifty acres wing on both sides of the W llmngo
and Raleigh Railroad, about As miles from Viii
mineton. There is about five hundred acres o.
this tract cleared. and under good fence, with al
necessary buildings. There is EIGHTY IHOO
SAND rurpentine boxes cut on the land anC
trees enough to cut at leae' twenty thousand more
There is also first rate mill seat the premises
within one hundred yards Of the Railroad, with
frame on the spot ready to raise: the timber ha
been got within the last six months. A Mil here
could be made valuable, as ready sale could Away
be had for all the Railroad ratings she could sa"
| his land also pruduces good crop" oi Sot ~ Co'
ton, Peas. &c.
Another tract of four hundred acres Of FIR 1gat
land, two hundred of which is under eultlve :
lyiag six miles from KenansviIlc, and four natie
from Warsaw. There Is task OF furnent@n
boxes on the land. and the balance weA fafBhss 2
As the subscriber wishes 10 remove, more r. y
benefit of his health than any thing else, he VI
sell the above lands at great bargain either sepa
ratcy or all together, very accommodating tin'
Persons wishing to view the lands, will pleas
! call on him at Kcnansvie.
''' - ~ DANIEL C. MOORE.
Duplin CO., June 27, ls45. 4l-5t
The Newbernian will copy the above for 81
weeks. and forward account to this office.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-01

Echo Of the Sentiments IF the WhoLc Na-
fion-Among the toasts drunk on the 4th at
Martinsburg, Virginia, We find the following
capital one. 1t will turn out that we were
not slngnIarin styling annexation as ga glori-
Gus" achievement:
by Charles James Faulkner. The 4th of
July: The anniversary Of the dawn of Ameri-
can and of the close of Team independence.
AS Nation, the Republic Of Texas will this
day cease to exist; but the light Of her extn-
guished Star will Fe,appear with increased
lustre within the circle Of our own effnlgent
Constellation; and henceforth the glories of
Torktown and of San Jdcinto will be the COM
mon inheritance of one free and united peo--
ple.'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-01

European &arery.-A late number of the
Moon, d journal published at Agram, in Hun
garian Croatia, contains, under date Of Bucha-
rest, in Wallachia, the following advertise.
ment: ''For sale by the sons and heirs of the
late SerGar Nicolas Nika, residing at Bucha-
rest, in the suburb of st. Vanire, too hundred
families of Bohemians, Of whom the majority
of the male members are laborers, lockslniths,
goldsmths, shoemakers, and musicians. The
proprietors of these Bohemians, will not sell
less than five families at time; but, in re-
turn, the price Of each individual will be one
ducat below the ordinary price, and facilities
will be afforded for payment" The adver-
tisement is not, as might at first sight be ina
gined, mere hoax. 1t is perfectly serious
and what is more, is quite legal; for the civil
code, granted in 1918 by Prince John Kara.
decha to the people Of Wallachia and Media
via, and which is still in force in those coun.
tries, confirms in explicit and formal term.
the law of slavery. Thus, while the grea
Powers of Christendom annually expend vas
sums in maintaining cruisers for putting dowr
the traffic in black slaves, trade in white
slaves is openly carried on under their very
eyes, in two Christian countries, situate il
the centre of Europe itself.
National InteHgencer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-01

Windows Cleaned By Steam.-A very SIM
pie method of cleaning windows is now COM
ing into general use in England. The win
dow is first busted with bunch of feathers,
or busting brush. and when all the dust Is tho
roughly removed, place bowl of boiling hot
water, at the base of the window; the steam
Immediately covers the glass, which is remov-
ed by a wash feather, and finished off.with ano.
ther, quite clean and dry! The method saves
time, prevents that cloudy appearance left by
whiting, and produces more brilliant and
durable polish than any other.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-01
FROM the Baltimore Argus.


LOOK at the TWO PICTURES
The first is from the Boston Morning Post
look at it and shout long live protective
tariff" which thus enables princely nabobs to
swell their over-growR Golfers at the expense
of the labering poor.
(" Cotton Fdctories.-The Merrimac Manu-
featuring Company has just declared semi
annual dividend of Is per cent. and its profits
for the last SIX months have been Is per cent.
A surplus reserved-fund has accumulated in
spite of its large dividends and large salaries
to its officers, which is sufficient to build a
very large addition to its productive power
some years since it made dividend of one.
third its capital at one dash, and now puts its
cash funds to nse that will earn some some
| % or 80 per cent. annually.
| "The Boot Mills Company is found TO stanC
SO well, that IS per cent. advance is freely of
fered for it, and for Suffolk, 40 is asked. In
deed. the new copper mines of Lake Superlo
can hardly make money 50 fast as the Lowej
factories are now doing"
Then look at this-and exult at the pros
pect that opens before you, if you can.
"Protection to Home Ildustry.-The Low
ell Patriot says: We are informed that To
wages Of many Of the operatives employe
in one Of the largest woollen corporation
in this city have been reduced within a sho
time past. Hands who have had 81 pc
: day now get rs cents, and generally the re
duction is in that ratio
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-01

Ran out Of MOney.-The workmen at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, it is said, are receiving
no money for their work, on account of the
being all expended. They are
Icompelled to sell their claims on the Govern
ment to shavers, at ruinous loss. And this
too. whilst there is an idle surplus of 50 ,000,-
900 in the public Treasury.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-01
WILMINGTON. N. C.. FRIDAY. AUGUST 1, 1915
4R9WN & DBnAggBP
OFFER FOR SALE.

@R0WW 3 DgRNggDg |
OFFER FOR SALE,
ORI BBLS. N. o. clarified Molasses,
100 do. sugar House do
* HHDS. Cuba bright retailing do
" 10 do. Porto Rico Sugar,
z do. N. Orleans "
- 10 barrels Porto Rico
CS0 BAGS Coffee; Cuba. Rio and Laguira,
wv 5000 pounds n. G. Bacon, assorted.
IN HHDS. Western Sides, ofprime quality,
w so bills. Mess Pork,
* I" Prime do
~ 80 kegs N. e. Lard,
10 BBLS. 6 do
~ IT'S Kegs and Jars prime Butter,
1S0 BBLS. Super6ne Flour,
AO Is half bills. Canal Flour,
QR0 BUSHE ELS Maryland Oats,
Wv Is bills. American Gin,
100 Baltimore and Philadelphia
loo BBLS. Apple Brandy.
AOO 3 IS San Lucar Wine,
I BBL. Scuppernong do
10000 Spanish DEMONSTRATIONS brands,
| IN CASKS fresh beat Rice.
wv 40 bbls. purified Lard Oil,
~ do refined Whale do
AO 80 boxes Adamantine Candles,
~ 9 s5 ho opts' Scotch s"Off-in bladders'
IN BOXES manufactured Tobacco-varl
wv Gus kinds.
O00 GRlNDSTONES-assorted, -,
|OV 35Okegs Dupont's Powder-assortd
no BALES Rockfsh "A Shifting,
AZ 10000 r. o. hid. Staves-dressed.
/ July IL, l845. 45'u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-01

Wonsan.-Judge Lewis says: "God bless
the sex Ever foremost in the work of charity
always ministering to the sck-Iingering
longest at the cross-speeding earliest to the
sePulchre! They never erred but once, and
If that error had been committed at latter DE-
rlod of the world,-after 4, 900 years of bright
and lovely deeds,-the Accusing Spirit had
vain.''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-01

The IarD.-The Washington correspon-
dent Of the n. Yor! Herald represents Mr..
Walker, Secretary of the Treasury, as coIlec-
ting materials by inquiries directed to different
parts of the country, for a report in favor of
reducing the Tariff to the Revenue Standard.
We observe also good deal offlntter among
the Wing papers about Mr.. Walkers late let
ter to that effect. We have reason 70 believe
that these indications are not delusive-khat
MIR. Walker designs 70 propose radical altera'
tons in the existing Tariff. 1t is to be hoped
he will adopt the most liberal means for OBJ
tanning information. The COMMITTEE who
framed the Tariff of 1912, called theManntac-
turers into council to know what duties would
suit them. We know the result. We trust
Mr.. Walker we'll understands the difference
between measure suited TO promote one inte-
rest, and measure designed to defend the
country at the least cost to the people at large.
We trust ne will make his inquiries Of all,
and invite every great branch of industry to
speak for itself. With the producers it is
not question how much they will be advan-
tagged by duties but how much they are willing
to be injured for the sake of supporting the
overnment.-Chnrlston Mercury.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-01

The late William Leggett expressed his
opinion of Gen. Jackson in the following
terms. However exravagant they rs"y seem,
we believe no man now lives, or has recently
died, who answers the picture so well:
.'My veneration for Andrew Jackson Is very
deep. look upon him, not as one Of the
great men of the day but one Of the greatest
men of ali tme-as man who. in several Of
the highest and noblest qualities Of the hui
man character. has never been surpassed
who has done more for the cause of equal lib
erty than any other man that ever lived
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-01

Oregon-lM. Cay.-Can't Prentice, Webb
and Company, say word in dennnciation of
Mr.. Clay, for being so indiscreet as to say
that our title to Oregon was beyond dispute.
Let them examine Mr.. Clay's dispatch to AL
bert Galatin. when he and Mr.. Rush were
our ministers to London. and were negotiating
with MIR. Canning and Mr.. Huskisson on the
part Of England. The why press have for.
gotten themselves. They h We been guilty OF
the outrageous tpmerity of calling in question
the prudence and discretion of the great EN-
bodment. Or must we set this down as a
specimen of this wonderful facility Of turntn g
round by the faciIe coons? Mr.. Polk said
our title was indisputable. in an Inaugural
Address. Mr.. Clay used language fully as
strong, long ago, in one Of his Dispatches
What have yon to say, you universal harmo-
NOUS consistent wings -LouisriLe Democrat.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-01

Official VisI to .4nnqpoHs.-The Annapolis
Herald says: "Secretary Bancroft, Gov. Mar
cy, Secretary Of War, and Com. Warrington,
arrived in this city last evening from WASH
lngton, and took quarters at City Hotel. We
understand the object Of their visit TO be, TO
examine the condition Of Fort Severn, and
the improvements commenced last fall, and
now being completed"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-01

4 HID. best Porto Rico Sugar,
n 2" n. Orleans do.
l2 bags i.aguira Coffee,
10 '' ST Domingo do.
s Rio do.
10000 Segars, r.
20 boxes Hydraulic pressed Candles,
4s 6" best Barret's chewing Tobacco,
small Jumps,
IS " No. |, Soap, =
10 " Soap, 10 keg< Lard.
10 bbls. supertne Canal Flour
10 half bbls. 50 " =
Il 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.
lime OF IS45
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LIST OF BLANKS
AN HAND and for sale at the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
County and Sup. Court Writs
do do Subpenas
do do Fl. Fas.
County Court Scire Facias
Apprentices Indentures
Letters of administrators Appeal Bonds
Jurors Tickets Marriage License
Peace warrants Guardian Bonds
Constable'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 Sas
Notes, negotiable at bank Ca Sa bonds
Inspectors Certificates Bills Sale. Negro
Certificates of Justices attending Court
Shipping Papers Bills Ladlng (lettet
QFAny blank wanted and not on hand will be
printed with the utmost despatch.
U5Officers of the Courts and other officers, and
all other persons, requiring blanks, or any Other
work in the printing line would do we'll to give us
a call, or send in their orders. We are determln
ed to execute our work well, and at tho cheapes
rates for cash. Call at the JOURNAL OFFICE
s. E. cor. Princes & Frontstrts.,
One door above the Hanover House.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-01

Post Office BaLances.-Wc are authorized To-
state that these articles are now under contract,
and that quantity of them are to be delivered in
this city on or before the 9TH inst, [July.l
Expedition will be used in forwarding them to
post Offices as fast as they can be manufactured,
inspected, and tested but, as they required to
be made with great nicely and accuracy, some
time must elapee before all can be supplied.
WASHINGTON, Union.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-01

Pat" bawled out anIrish "stevedore" ad .
dressing one of his men, from the deck of a
ship. show many of ye are there in the hold!''
Five, Sir" "Cone up here the half of
| ye"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-01
Kinney's >hingIe Machine

~ ILL arrive in Wilmington, by return of
w this weeks freight train of cars, and will
!be exhibited IN front of the new Custom House.
Those who are interested in getting Shingles,
would do we'll to call and examine for themselves.
July IL, l645. A. J. BATTLE. Ag't.