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than 10 adopt nay such suicidal policy as
that would be. The lime for the meeting
Of the Mexican Parliament is not until
December but if peace be really desired
by The people, it would be very easy
matter to convene il. Meantime, it is TO
be hoped that the bold Taylor will pursue
his successes..-Correspondence Erening
Ne,cs.
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EDGEFIELD Ii.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IA, 1916

: The Obituary Of the Rev. MARX Nj. ABsEY,
was unavoidably laid over. 1t shall appear in
our next.
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:
We have on our liable, The tenth number Of 7,
the sixth volume, new series, Of the IS oulhern,s
Agriculturist," journal devoted to the promo i
,ion ofAgrcuture and Horticulture, ruraLand !,
domestic economy, in the Southern sectonsof J.
the United States. Thistperiodicalispubli,hedg
at Charleston, South Carolina, by7A.Sess Mil
Ter. Isis scarcely necessary for usto commend
to public patronage. journal ofths fiigekc6ar;;
ac,er which the one before US possesses. Tie.
present number contains a great deal q mater
of considerable iuterestto tho planter and from
its pages he could not fail 10 reap sinstrdc-.-
tions: This work iss;publisheb naonthl
three dollars, payable in advance. sthisis 3
the only journal, we believe iifthes Slate. aeI.
clusveIy devoted to'Agric IItdse1 We would be !
much pleased 10 see is :cifcdlationi nisxiendsd q
Itcer.sinly deserves IT, We would ds6serfalIy s
lend our feeble aid 10 .hs aecqtnpl Of &.
this object. 49,, ~.
Qri.so comrlmeat oelong gsianess;s hsarY5ide e
collected liaIenioney s:Wsnns sot,a Tennss.
see wagoner Sbny q borses We were tolsfsasss s
blyswel dressed and We SUP poss t6as we leSk 's
ed better than uspals Whilst were trading J
fortde horss, .he Tenn who Insy io.s Z, !
thing Of our vocation miis,oo d q Is
ma;Eand fsquea.ly called as G.plonef. .,assSYsa /,
didno. correc, The mistake, as ssasssssse.
what aaltereds snlthong Colonsls sasa espt6sss;
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.CARMARGo, >
sep,. 9Th. 1916, nishr. I2 O'clock.

Sepi. 2Nh. 1916, night, IL O'CLOCK.
Did'nlI tell you on the 25,h that we
would have flight at Monterey, and have
hard one." Well, on the slsl the ball
opened, when our troops approachedWitlin
1400 yards Oh Monterey. Our troops
advanced steadily and firmly, fshling every
inch of The ground until they drove the
Mexicahs into The plaza, but this lookslhem
until the evening of the Oath, Is days,I
when The Mexicahs surrendered The city.
On the morning of the 9th (half.past
IL o'clock} Gen. Ampudia sent Col.
Nloreon to Gen. Taylor with q proposition
which Gen. 4. would not accept. He,
Gen. A., wanted 10 march ont with all his
men, arms, ammunition, &c. Gen. A..
then requested an interview in person,
which Gen. T. granted, andahey dis
coursed until abou, II llf-pas 4, when Gen.
Taylor gave TO Gen. Ampudia his last and
final proposition, and told him he would
give hin one hour to answer-belore The
hour was up the answer was returned that
Gen. Ampudia accepted the terms proposed
by Gen. Taylor, which were iu substance
these !; The Mexican Army 10 evacua,e ,he
city and it to be delivered up TO the Amer
leans. They should march oul with their
muskeis and twenty rounds Of caytridges,
and six pieces of cannon. That ttie Mex
ican force should mol appear this side OF a
line from Rinconada, rduibs Through
Linares and terminating al Rconada; aud
the Americans should not Acknowledgment.
This gives US Monterey and about 80
miles beyond, aud puts US in possession Of
about 20 pieces of cannon. s- e. -
1t would be useless for me nowjlo at
tempt TO tell you Of he many brilliant
feats OF our little army. .bu, i wiIlsleaye il
10 ''other. times, aud perhaps other meu,"
+ (the boat leaves in three minutes lbu,swill
add-both regulars and volunteers sdidialI
and everj thing that their country; could
expect. Some lIingsswliich couldibe done
bu, appeared almost impossible, were done
quickly. !. 80 - :, =. +.
Our loss is reported. .kille.l and wound
ed, about 500. Mexican loss sahbul the
same. american force 400, assexican9
10000, and deanlase Of of-iorlitirations.
and the city fortified at every point even
to the tops ofthe houses. 7'i@i =
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For Congress.
Did

For Congress.
Hon. A. BURT, (no oppositiou.)
For Senator.
N. L. GRIFFIN, 1iS4s
JOHN BAUSkETT 1889
For Representatives..
OLIVER T0WLES, l62S'
B. C.. YANCEY, 1867
ARTHUR SIMKlNS, 1472*
DAN'L. HOLLAND, l445s
JNO. b. HOLMES, l4i3<
JAS. S. POPE, l408t
JNO. r. WEVER, 1929
p. s. BROOKS, 1929
RICHARD WARD, 96l
JOHN DoBY, 46l
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CoLUMnIf, Oct. 7.


South Carolina oLcge.-The annual
exercise Of this institution were resumed on
Monday last, under lhe most flalerng
auspices. The President and all The Pro-
fessors were al their posts in apparent
health aud spirits. The applications for
admission, we learn, were more numbers
than at any previous period iu the history
ofthe College, and The numbers ofnew STA
dents received on Monday and Tuesday
amounts to fifty one. This increase is, in
great degree. ou doubt, owing to the
distinguished reputation Of the President,
and the ability and popular manner with
which ho discharged bis duties the first
year. Indeed the whole Faculty as unit
is NOT 10 inferior, we believe, 10 that of any
similar institution in the country and we
look forward 10 no distant period of time
when our College under its government
will rank among the FIRST literary and
scientific institutions oflhe age.-Chronicls
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TEe Weatkcr.-Since our last. the weather
continued dry and pretty warm. On Sunday
the Thermometer fell, and u cool wind blew
throughout the day.
On Monday morning, rain commenced fall
ing, and never ceased until Tuesday morning.
1t descended very heavily and was accompanied
with high wind.
The Court of Common Pleas is still in ses.
sion, and many cases remain to be tried.
We are indebted to the editor oflhe Hamburg
Republican, for all extra, containing important
intelligence from Mexico. CIR
The Edgsfcla Rail Road-We cab particu.
lar a,tention,,o the comm unica,ions of "Vox
PopnIi," and "Ciyis," on the subject Of Raj
Road from this village, connecting with the
Charleston road, whirh will be found in our
columns to-day. This subject is of the utmost
importance 10 the prosperity Of this place, the
district generally and we believe considerable
portion of some of the upper districts. All.
.wonld participate In some measure. .inthe great
benefits arising from the Rail. Road. We. are.
astohised ihatfor solons n tine sspa,bys ysWisliii
regnrd TO this matter has pervnded The minds Of:
orr citizens, aud large capitalists. We think
it high time for them to awake, and 10 be olive
to the most vital Interests. 1t is highly ne.
ccssay that prompt aud cfIicicn, action should
be takes at once. Some citizen or citizens of
elevated standing and influence should take
The lead. There should be concert, there should
be unity of purpose among our Leading men
most interested, unj tile stock will snou lie sub.
scribed. There is abundance Of oipiiu in this
place, and in the neighborhood, To build two
roads, ofthe length Of the one proposed. Moth
irg bu, the will and energy ME wanted, for this
enterprise. If our most influential men will
but give their sanction to this work, it wi very
soon be accomplished We sngges. that a
meeting Of our citizens he called at as early
q day as may be practicable, and that meas.
ures be at once adopted for the construction Of
the road.
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Fire at 81. louisa fire broke out at
81. Louis. Mo-, in ,Jeuk's Hemp Ware
house, on Sunday morning, which des-
lroyed property to the amount of $75, 900,
principally hempand salt. The insurance
on the property amounts only TO s35, 900.
Sudden Death-O. .E.Freeman, aboar-
der4a,, the Charleston Hotel, from Tls-
tkegeei Ala, died suddenly last nigst;He
2RiiIsbeSbnried this alteruooaVat5 clock,
at Trinity church. "a
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Our Army in Merico.-Our readers will per.
ceive. that General Taylor a, the head Of our
army, has gained another victory over the
Mexican forces, although with considerable Iuss
on our side. We hail this victory as an earn.
est Of future triumphs, should the war be con-
'inued. There can be no doubt of our ultimate
success, though il may be al the cost of much
suffering aud heavy expenditure. We hope
that the arrangements catered into by General
Taylor, will expedite a lasting peace, between
our government and Mexico.
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The Rail Road meeting at this place on
Monday last, was large and respectable {;
and from the feeling manifested on The
occasion, and from the opinions we have
but little doubt the enterprise will be gone
into iu Garnes', by those who are able TO
carry it on, in spite of any efforts that may
be made in opposition TO it.-Anderson
Gazette
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We have received tile firstnumber ofthe sez
cond volume Of the Z" Scientific AmsriieaalSs 'ythe
advocate ofindustry aud journal Of scientific,
mechanical and other Improvements This,
very valuable paper epublishe weekly
New York, aby McSs g Co. and. edited BY
,.Rbrrs Porter. Terms, Two Dollars, psf Sl: nm an
Num-, -
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Bishop OnderdOnk's Salary.-On the
last days session Of the Episcopal Con-
vention Of New York resolution was
adopted by vote. of l69 to II, directing
the trustees Of The Episcopal fund to pay
to the Bishopthe sum of $500 annually
from the Isl October next, for two years,
the Bishop giving security to return the
same, II some competent tribunal should
decide that he was not entitled to be paid
any salary during his suspension.
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The Court Of Common Pleas is still in ses-
sion, and many cases remain to be tried.
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We are indebted to the editor oflhe Hamburg
Republican, for all extra, containing important
intelligence from Mexico. e7'~
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Trial Of Thomas Princeton Thursday last
Thomas Prince, who had been charged with
the murder OF William Bailey, in this district,
was tried, and after pro,racted investigation
ofthe case, he was found guilty ofmanslaush.er
messrs. WigfaIl. Carroll and Bauskett, appear.
ed for the defendant, and Solicitor ]. D. Ed
wards for the State. On Saturday las, Judge.
Butler pronounced upon Prince sen ntence of
SiOO fine, and five years Imprisonment in the
common Jail. His honor passed severe re.
buke upon the prisoner and made some very
appropriate remarks, which must come home
10 the bosom off every citizen Of the district.
Murders.-lt is our painful duty 10 s,ate that
some shocking murders were recently commit.
led by some Of our colored population in this
district. On Friday the End inst, negro wo.
man whose owner resides abou, I2 or ID miles
from this place,aud who as we understand, had
intended 10 remove from the State committed
a murder upon her three children, as she was
unwilling to leave the neighborhood. She
has fled from justice. On Thursday last ne.
gro belonging to John D. Holmes, this dis.
tric,, was committed to prison, upon his con.
fession, ofthe murder of slave bel onging to
MIR. Guy Broadwater. The murder was com.
mitted on the night of the 3rdsinst. He was
mangled with hatchet in the mos, shocking
manner.
We have receivedttie frstnumber Of the se
cond volume ofthe g Scientific american" "the
advocate ofindustry: aud journal Of scientific,
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The number before Us, as usidis contains
much original matter of a!higbly ysusefat shaf
acter, particularly to The Mechanic and stanu.
facturer. In fact, rersons;of every profssston;as
may derive instruction from its pages. is'is'ssa
not altogether scientific journal: II gives I,
weekly. an epi.ome Of all the foreign aud J.
mestic news. besides item. on various subjects.
1t affords US great pleasure to RECOMMEND this
publication to the patronage Of o,it friends and =
readers. s,,.;s
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LIST OF BLANKS

ON HAND and for 5o sale At the orr,cr
County and Sup. Court Wrts
do do Subpenas
do do Fl. Fas.
County Court Scire Facias
Apprentices 1ndentures
Letters 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 Back efthe Negro Bonds
State Warrants, Ca Sas
Notes, negotiable at bank Ca Sa bonds
Inspectors Certificates Bills Sale. Negro
Certificates of Justices attending Court
hipping Papers Bills Lading Qetter)
OTAny blank wanted and not on hand will be
printed with the utmost despatch.
Officers of the Courts and other officers, and
all other persons, requiring blanks, or any other
work in the printing line would do well to give US
a CALI or send in their orders. We are determine
ed to execute our work we'll, and at the cheapest
rates for cash. Call at the JOURNAL OFFICE
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

TnANAWAY from the subscriber on the 18th
-A q inst, his man ZACKARIAH, aged about
= years. Zackariah, can read and write, is ye'-
low complicated; has loss one of his upper centre
teeth. He is about feet high very intelligent,
a complete blacksmith and good jobbng carpcn-
ter He took with him two suits of clothing, a
dark green frock coat, dark grey pantalnons and
striped vest, as dress; and a suit of white home
spun oznaburgs and white plains Jackson coat
dyed green. He will no doubt make every effort
to get off by water to Charleston or make his way
to Wilmington. will pay the above reward to
whoever will deliver him to INC at my residence
on Waccamaw, to Messrs. Robertson & Black
lock, in Charleston; E. Waterman, in George
town-or, for his confinement in any Jail in the
State, so that get him again.
Georgetown, Sept 1916 5l-2m
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BRIGADE ORDERS No. 3.

HEAD QUARTERS, 81 BRIGADE
GrH DIVISION, NOR. CAROLINA MILITIA
WILMINGTON, 18th October, 1916.
TO the Commissioned Officers attached 10 the Both
Regiment of North Carolina Militia.
Az VACANCY having occurred in the office
81 of Colonial of your Regiment by the resi5-
nation of Colonel John McRae, you are hereby or
dered TO meet at the Court House, at o'clock, p
M, on Friday, the 2Glh November next for the
purpose of eecting some one TO fill said vacancy
Should there be any vacancies created by the
election on that day among the Field Officers O
sid Regiment, you will proceed at the same time
to elect persons TO fill them.
Lieut.. C6l. Robizch will supcrntend the cleo
ton, aud certify The result 10 the Brigadler Gene
raj. By order Of
J.. Fl. MARSTELLER, Brig. Gen.
WIN. n. PEnEN, Aid-de-Camp.
October Is, 1916 5-5t
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STATE OF NORTE-CARoLIN
New HASovEn COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
September Term, A. D., 1916.
P. K. DICKINSON g. Co.

CRoroN MUTUAL Insurance COMPANY,
Original Attachmcnt--John Hail. Chas D. Ell
lis, Bishop & Jones, George R. French. Henry
Mutt, Sanford & Smith, and Robert S. Macon.
Der, summoned as Garnishess.
q II appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
u that the defendants not inhabitants of this
State, so absconds or conceals themselves that
the ordinary process of the law cannot be served
upon them; it is ordered, that publication be made
for six weeks in the Wilmington Journal, notify
ing the said defendants to appear at the next term
o. this court to be holden at the Courthouse IN
the town of Wilmington, on the second Monday
in December next, repleyy and plead to issue, or
the debts due from the garnshees will be condemn
ed to satisfy plaintiff demand.
Tcstc, L. II. MARSIFLLER, Cpk.
Sept IS, 1916 tPr. fec, $685. 2-6t
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HEAD QUARTERS!

Both REGIMENT, n. c. N.
WILMINGTON, n. G. October 9th, 1916.
TENHE COMPANIES composing the Both Re-
Il giment of North Carolina Militia, are hereby
ordered to parade at Wilmington, on Saturday,
the 2lst of November next, armed and EQUIPPED as
The law directs, for Review and Inspection. The
line to be formed at l01 O'clock, A NJ.
The Officers. non-commissioned Officers, and
Musicians, of the Regiment. will meet in Uniform,
at Wilmington, on Friday the Goth day of No
vcmher next at o o'clock, A. NJ, for Inspection
and Drill.
Commanders of companies are requested to
make their returns OH Or before the 25th October,
inst.
BY order of the Colonel commanding,
JNO. McR AE. Jr.,
Adjt. Both Regt. n. G.. Militia.
Oct, I6, Is46.-f5-4t
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sTAIE OF NoR2zz-cARoEINA,

NE" I1ANON Elk COGNTT.
Court of Pleas and Quarter SESSIONS,
September Tenn, A. D., 1876.
JOHN McRAE, as. SAMUEL ENGLE.
Original Attachment Levied on thirty-two
bags of Coffee also on all he interest of Samuel
Engle in Tuspentine Still and Worm.
Summoned as Ga,rishees.--Rankin g. Martin,
Thomas J. Eborn, John S. Eborn, and John S.
Richards.
9 appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
d the defendants not inhabitants of this State,
or so absconds coIceals themselves that the Or
binary process of the law cannot be served upon
them; it is ordered that publication be made for
six weeks in the Wilmington Journal notifying
the said defendants to appear at the next term of
this Court, to be holden at the Courthouse in the
town of Wilmington, on the second Monday in
December next, replevy and plead to issue the
property levied on and the debts due from the gar
nishees will be condemned to satisfy plaintiff s
demand.
Teste, L. H. MARSTELLER, Cfk.
Sept rs, 1916 Pr. fee, s5,624.] 2-6t.
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BIaclxslnithing.

YHHHE undersigned respectfully informs the cl'
l. iizens of Wilmington and the surrounding
country, that he is prepared to do Mill WORK
Steamboat work, Ship work, and edged tools Q,
all descriptions and likewise, Horse Shoeing ana d..
Coach work, done in the neatest style; and oiiS
made out according to times, for cash | VIII DC
found at the shop formerly occupied BY james
Leonard, on Water street. SAM. ], PERhfc
Wilmington, June Is, 1876. a."
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STATE OF NoRT1z-cARoL1NA.

New HANOVER COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
September Term, A. D., 1916.
P. X. DICKINSON,
CRoToN MUTUAL Insurance CoMpASr.
Original attachment.--John Hall, Chas. D. Ell
lis, Bishop & Jones, George R. French, Henry
Mutt, Sanford g. Smith. and Robert s. Macom-
Der, summoned as Garnishees.
n L appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
u that the defendants are not inhabitants of this
State absconds or conceals themselves that
the ordinary process of the law cannot be served
upon them it is ordered tina. publication be made
for six weeks in the Wilmington Journal, notify
ing the said defendants to appear at the next term
of this Court. to be holden at the Courthouse in
the town of Wilmington, on the second Monday
in December next, replevy and plead to issue, or
the debts due from the garnishees will be con-
demned to satisfy plaintiffs demand
Teste, L. H. MARSTELLER, Cpk.
Sept 25, 1916 Price, S5,62t.1 2.6t
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House and Lot Fer Sale.

"a THE SUBSCRIBER being desi-
ffiSH rons of removing into the country,
Ias!sSs offers for sale his House aud Lot,
1913 situated on Dock street. The House
has five comfortable rooms, four with frc-places,
with all necessary outbuidings attached. The
Lot is sc by i65 it., we'll improved with shade
trees, and an excellent well OF water in the yard.
ALSO, another Lot adjoining, highly improved
for garden, Sc by l65 it., which is an excellent
building Lot. The situation is very healthy and
pleasant, both in winter and summer seasons.
Terms will be made easy to the purchaser
with warran:ee title. l. PETERSON.
Sept. 4th. lS46.-T5I-f
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- MEDICAL CO.PARTNERSHIP.

N~ The undersigned would respectful
EMI ly inform the citizens of Onslow coun-
81 ty, that they have entered into co-part-
nership for the practice of Medicine, under the
firm of LANGD0N &c COWAN. They will
attend to the practice of the profession in all its
branches. They have locate themselves at Jack
sonviIIe, where they can always be found when
not professionally engaged.
SAMUEL LANGD0N,
~ AA WILLIAM ID. flAV AN.
June 5, Is ftss Ss-tf
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Real Estate for Sale.

TF7HE PLANTERS HOTEL, with the Lot
a upon which it stands, situated South of the
Rail Road bridge, and now occupied by Thomas
King
Two Lots, with the houses thereon, corner of
Brunswick and Second streets, North Of the Rail
Road.
House and Lot adjoining the same on The North,
now occupied by Augustine grocery.
The above will afford safe and lucrative in
vestncnt for capital. The property is now pay
ing good per cent, and if not disposed of at pri-
vrte sale before then, will be closed at auction
the third November next. Apply to
w. a. BERRY, VI. D.
October 2, 1916. 3-tf
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Inspector Of .7suU6sE stores.

nUGALD A. LAMONT would respectfully
E-I inform the makers of Naval Stores that be
was appointed Inspector of these articles at the
last term of New Hanover County Court. He
would respectfully solicit from his friends and the
community generally, share of their patronage.
He pledges himself that he will use the utmost
dispatch in the transaction of all business entrus-
ted to his care. He would also say that he will
always be ready to render the seller any assistance
in the disposal Of produce.
Wilmington, May Is, 1916 35 If
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Bates Patent Shower Bath.

a FEW of these convenient portable Baths,
IA Just received. This Bath is seven feet in
height, and occupies space of only two square
feet upon the floor. 1t is designed for chamber
use, and makes very pretty piece of furniture.
For sale by BARRY & BRYANT
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INsPEcToR,s woTTcr

THE undersigned having been appointed ono
u of the SPE C.TORS of NAVAL
STORES and PROVISIONS for the Inspect;on
District adjoining Wilmington, tenders his sery.
ces 10 the public. To his friends and the public
generally, he promises entire devotion to the bus.
ness of his office, and hopes by his constant aten
ton to the interests of those who may avail them.
selves of his services TO secure share of the pa.
tronage of the public.
JAMES A. BUNTING.
March 20, 1916 27.tf
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LATEST IMPROVEMENT IN THE
G 4 M HIN e Mp

I'D MURPHY & Co. Manufacturers, Phila-
eAzD delphia, respectfully call the attention of
the citizens of Wilmington and of the state, to
their improvement in tn Camphine Lamp, which
warrants them in saying Il st for half the money
they will give double th light of any Oil OF Lard
Lamp yet invented. Ttese lamps are especially
worthy the attention Trustees of Churches Halls
and of Public Buildings in general that require to
be well lit. They manufacture every variety oil
Lamp, and have some of beautiful workmanship
for the Centre Table, varying in price from 81 SO
to So. t
Specimens may be seen by calling at the Count
ing House of Mr. Henry NUrT.
Wilmington, April II. 1876. 3l-i2m