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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

CoNsAcKfE Sept. = 1875
DE TonrssENo-To al whom this rlsy concern: This is
IN r--ify that 1iy Used boe o; your Sarsape!la
1ors 10 her confinement; under the alarming and
ic.e circumstances. being troubled win me tfopsy.
S-Ins of the feet affections, and very uocn de-
,i,sred VIZ, nv PERMISSION and recommendation OF
o.e y DO hsG used II, ss induced 70 ~; VIII little or
No. fs;b-.at sic- il say the medicine Gao the happy
.-i--! effect only tie hours OF confinement, but q:
- he expiration Of OF Is the cEop5y and
--vous lection gave Way astonishing degree, and
Er health 5 better than hsd been !c. long time
subscribe myself your mos, obedieat ard Obliged ser
vzn; : :. JAMESON
For sale a. IS F1on=t I. r. Van 54-kirk 20 cor. Of
Maraei aid Broad 49, Newark NJ c Patterson
j. !B5 Sc.-h Pearc Albany; Re1c-rg Co. No Stale
= Boston; Baezas L Bull Troy: NJ. Wels druggist
Urca. Grant Bookes, druggists PousHA-eps.e Rosaian
: Co. Hudson. Andrew TrlsI- Schenectady Dir. Fowler,
Lansing aao b. principal druggists generally through
o., lie Caiiri S.AIr-. S--i Indies and he Caracas-
None genuine except put large square boties,
winch contain quart and signed witti- written signature
Of : P TOWNSEND, and MS blown Z The glass;.
r-aa1 2axu WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

ale College Commencement takes place
'vo herman emigrants arrived at Albany
on thursday morning. 18th, on their route West
H. Inc rotate Rot has appeared in the vicin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

DR TOWNSEND: sIfI IKE much pcaslIt II aId-4r TOT
The b-aeal VI ,hos. hou ay concern tat my son. VINO
il sbort two years OK age afflicted with bad on
the lace ard body attended It'll genera DEBILITY We gaYe
n. ess than uneOurih OF bottle Of yo1 Extract Of oar
sansr II speedily cured him and restored ais Aesih and
c--ry recommend il the attention Of hose " 40 Ha' 9
.f,,ft, sirrased.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

for the interior. equote this description, nom.
inally. SO q Toe per bushel OF Peas, 400 bush.
els have reached the market since our last, and
sold within the range of Our 6gtfres. to which we
would refer. No Oats has come to hand, and we
have erased former quotations. There is nothing
doing in Hay.
Bacor'-some $50 hhds Bacon, principally
Shoulders and Sides, Western and North Caroli-
have been sold in small lots during the week, as
follows Shoulders 6 81; Sides 7ac per ID.
Lord-The demand during the week has been
limited TO small parcels Baltimore. Western and
North Carolina, to the trade at prices ruling from
II to Sc. .e -.
POrk-There was a sale of so bbls prime Wes-
ten at 81 per Dbl; and SO do Mess do Sl2 per bbl
SaH-The 1000 sacks reported as the receipt Of
the previous week, have been selling from on ship.
board at Sl,O6 per sack. Since our last, an add.
tlonal 1000 sacks have been received, which are
held higher. hut none has been soll
SugGr-The transactions from first hands du.
ring the week have been confined exclusively tc
Louisiana description. of which some ZIG hhds
have come to hand. The sales roach 20 hhds a,
| prices ranging from to 74c according to quality
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20
NIAIlRIEDs

Near Kenansville, DupIin county, on the 5tt
inst. by James Carroll, Esq, Mr. Barnett Brock
to Miss Catharinc Matilda Herring.
In Richmond, Va, on the 9th instant, by the
Rev. DR. Empie, DR.. VIM. H. Hill. of Wilmington
to Miss Ann Smith Empie, daughter of Dr. EN-
pie.
Near Fayetteville, on the Sd inst, by the Rev.
Mr. Ship, Mr.. John Smith, of Cumberland coun
ty, to Miss Eliza s., daughter of Thomas G. Blake
Esq,
In Wayne county, Tenn, on the 18th ul:, b,
the Rev. DIR. R. w. Morriss, Mr.. Geo. G. Lynch
Of this place. 10 Miss Emma Whitaker, formerl,
of Halifax county, in this State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20
HAVRE MARKET.

1IAVRE' cUrud1y y IoFO
Cotton-The market all the week has been
very dull, and owing to the financial crisis, and a
desire ,e realize prices have rrceded fl. The
sales are 500 bales including 1858 New Orleans
at $3.50 frs; 595 Mobile. f57 f72; 1853
Upland, f.55 f.73,50; and las Sea Island, fl65
$500. Stock: $4,000 bales.
eRice--Considerable animation in Carolina, and
892 ties being nearly all here, were run off at f34
a FAC, an advance OFF,.
Wheat and FIour-Owing to the high rate Of
Bread Stuffs, the import duty on Flour is now re.
duced to SAC per 100 kill; 100 bbls American
were sold for our colonies at f.34 per Dbl in bond
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20
LIVERPOOL. MA KET.

- LIVERPOOL, February Z, 1916.
Cotfon-Since the departure of the steamer, the
demand has become active. Sales for the week
ending 9Th inst, 46.2sO bales including 1000 on
speculation, and 700 for export. Prices are very
firmly supported, but we can make no change in
our quotations, with the exception Of raising fair
Orleans I'd per ID. Sales today amount to 5000
bales including 1000 on speculation.
Grain and Flour-The Corn market is still
dull, and prices nominal. Bonded Flour could
be had at 27s for Philadelphia. and 2ss for Yves.
tern Canal
| Naval Stores-5OO bbls Turpentine have been
sold, but the exact rate is not reported. A small
parcel of American Tar went at les Cd per Dbl.
| Rice-Has been in better demand, and 6OUC
bags Bengal scld at l SIS per cwt.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

TIME subscriber would inform the citizens OF
IL Wilmington & vicinity. that the second term
of this institution will commence on Monday
March Gath, 1916, at the Masonic Hall. Pupils
will be instructed in all the various branches pre-
paratory to entering any class in College. The
School will be continued at Smiihville curing the
Summer. Those wishing to apply, may see hin,
either at the Hall, or Mrs. Hills boarding house
where farther particulars and the best Of references
will be given.
Terms per quarter Of eieuen sceess.
Common English branches, 81 0C
Higher English branches and the Classics. 10 OF
FRANKLIN WEBSTER, A. B.
March 20 1916 21-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20
NEW YORK MARKET-March ID

Mural Stores-Generay are very dull. and we
somewhat reduce quotations. to conform to
the small sales being made. There is bot little
demand for Tar or Spirits Turpentine Rosin is
nominal and for Turpentine, our present quota
ton is the highest rate, [s4 SOL with very small
demand.
Sah-Liverpool is very dull. and prices if any
thing rather lower; three or four invoices Coarse
and Fine, about $500 sacks, have changed hands
at about our quotations. There is no Turks Is.
land in fist hands, and ty the last accounts there
was none at that Island
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20
James b. Shepard.

of Wake county. The Standard Of Wednes.
day, contains the letter of the Committee,
rendering the nomination to Mr.. Shepard, to.
gether with his lette: of acceptance. The
Standard also contains number of appoint
ments made by Mr.. Shepard. amongst the n
one for Wilmington, on the 9Th Of May next
We have only time simply to make the an
nouncement this week. We will give tn,
whole in our next.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20
THE MARKETS..
CHARLESTON MARKET-March H..

Cotton-The inquiry during yesterday was
good, some 1900 bales changed hands, and the
market exhibited much frmness at its close. The
operations of the week have been principally for
Northern account and for France. We have al
tered our figures to correspond with the improve.
ment noticed above and now quote inferior and
ordinary 81 81; nliddllng to middling fair II a
"a; fair to fully fair st; good fair and fine J
cents. The receip since our last are 5043 bales.
and the sales in the same time are as follows lie
a 6; So at Tic; ~ at 81; l24 at 50; Is at Ct;
4s2 at 81; asa at 7; las at u: 462.at Il; 3Ss at
73; 100 atty; us at Ills at Is; 235 at IT; 4l9
at ii; 400 at 8; leu at st, and 253 bales at SEC
The deficiency in the receipts, it will be SEEM on
reference to the proper head, is 34S,OOO bales.-
There has been fair demand for long Cotton du
ring the week, and about $50 bales have been sold
and the inferior 10 good qualities have been taken
at prices ranging from Is to Is; midding fine ant
fine 81 80; extra fine from IS to SIS. and upwards
In the foregoing quotations Names and Santee.
are of course included.
| RECEIVE stated in our report Of the 9TH inst
that there had been steady demand for this article
during the week just brought to close at full pri
ces; but Saturday last, and early in the presen
week. there was one, if not more additional buy
ers in the market, for European account, who wa
occasionally compelled to pay advance in orde
to secure certain parcels; but within few days th
market has been languid and closed, yesterday
heavy at the quotations given last Saturday morn
ing. The transactions of the week reach abou
1900 tierces, at extremes from 81 to A; the bull
of the operations, however, have been at price
ranging from 81 to So per hundred. Our quo
tations will give fair index of the state of th
market. The receipts Of the week are s9l tierces
i Rough Rice-The transactions in Rough Rice
-kF the past fortnight, have been light, owing t
e. 1ndifculty among dealers in relation to price.
ce HaIes during the week are 1000 bushels at s
b, anu ssa3 per bushel.
n rsesp.s Of Corn sine: our last
10 eAc1p..'n s..eargo Of 5000 bushels of superb
Of our second bands within the rams
also O''" sbulk of which was orders
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20
TIMBER AND LUMBER INSPECTOR.

JAMES ALDERMAN would Inform his
q friends in the Surrounding country that he
has been elected . TIMBER and Id MBER IN.
SPECTOR for the town OF Wilmington. He
would respectfully solicit nj the lfahds Of The Tim.
Der and Lufnhef makers cf North Carolina. sharr.
OF their patronage. l-.S r-s~ - 4 rf5s .fesss9
lie hopes by doing Justly. both by the layer and
seller. and by prompthess and industry 20 please
those who may confde their business 10 him.
M2O, 1876 27-Sts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

ZNHE undersigned having been appointed at the
y last term of the County Court, an Inspector
Of Naval Stores. respectfully solcils share of tho
public patronage. He feels truly grateful to his
old customers, friends. and the public in general.
for past avors and trusts by close attention to Blu.
siness TO merit q continuance OF the saline.
JESSE BOWDEN.
Mis-, 1916 26-ly ~,
The North Caroiihisn and Fayetteville Obser.
yer will copy three weeks and forward accounts
to this Office. r----- -.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

Map Of Teas, Oregon. and Caiitornia.-A
few copies of Mitchill's new Map of Texas Ore
gons & California may be had at the Journal office.
The above work is we'll gotten up, and has been
highly commended by tho American press gene
rally. We have but few copies, and those desi-
rous to procure a copy would do well to call soon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20
WILMINGTON MARKET-March 10.

WILMINGT ON MARKET-March ls.
NAVAL STOREs-Turpentins, sales to-day
for Soft "a. and for Hard ST. clear Of extra which
is equivalent to 81 05 and Sc 05 in the water
Tar 81 SIS. last sales. We understand sale Of
Spirits Turpentine was made yesterday at IS cts.
cash. but we do not give this as the market value.
Our quotations must be considered nominal for the
present. no sales of Rosin to report.
LUMBER AND TIMBER-Ws have 10 re-
mark that sales arc very dull. The market is
well supplied with both articles. We refer to
quotations for the state Of the market up to iss
close to-day.
SrAVEs-Are not brisk at So 10 $40 fos rough,
and $40 for dressed Red Oak hid.
sUGARS-A lot In store Of good New Orleans,
is offered at 63c.
HAY-Sales at auction Of ~ bsles at s7s cts
per cwt. .--.....,-.s
RICE-No sales 10 report.
CORNING arrival since last report Our quo.
tasions represent last sales.
SALT-There has been no arrival since oui
last wseks remark. Lots in store small; and held
at so Gems.
We refer to cur quotations above for fair cfi'
terion of the market
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20
TIMBER AND LUMBER INSPECTOR.

TAMES T. NORRIS would respectfully in
~ form the Timber and Lumber getters of North
Carolina. that he has been elected 4 Timber and
Lumber Inspector for tho tnwn of Wilmington.
and he respectfully soIicits the rtstor Of the
ksrs of these articles He believes from his know-
edge Of the business thai he viii be able to give
satisfaction to those who may employ him.
March Is, 1916 26-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

RATES OF FREIGHT HENCE TO NEW YORK
Naval Stores. IS cts. Spirits Turp so per Dbl,
Rice, 12i cts. per hundred
Cotton, ST. 1873 per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, so cts. pr. bale.
Tobacco, 81 so per hogshcad.
Lumber, So SIS SO per IN.
TO Boston and Philadelphia, Naval Stores, 40
cents per Dbl.
Cotton goods and yarns, to Philadelphia, ct.
per foot.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20
STATE or NoRTH.cARof.xNA,
CoLUMBUs COUNTY.
Court Of Pleu. and Quarter Sessions.
~.

Charles McNorten. guardian,7
to James Monloe MeNorten
and others.
Us.
The heirs of John Westbreok
TT appearing the satisfaction of the Court that
Il the defendants are not inhabitants of this State,
it is therefore ordered by the Court. that pubca-
ton be made in the Wilmington Journal for six
weeks, notifying the said defendants to appear al
our next Court, to be held at White,ille on the
second Monday in May next. then and there to
answer said petition, or Judgment will be taken
pro confesso and heard expartee as to them.
Tesse, VIM. MILLLCAN, Clerk.
M2O, ls46 27.6k
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

The Great Gale on the .atlanic.-The gale
of this winter and spring is believed to have
been the most terrific and protracted tempest
that ever swept the MISUNDERSTANDING with
little or no intermission for over As days.
This is the opinion of the oldest Mariners
Accounts Of the consequences Of this disas"
trous and unparalleled weather, not only near
the American coast, but far to the eastward,
are coming in hourly and the wrecks, loss
of life and property. and the injuries and sui-
ferings of crews, are being already reported to
numbers heretofore unheard of. The New
York Tribune in speaking Of the delayed pack
cts from Europe, says
+ Our fleet Of overdue packets, which have
been for month beyond their usual time,
beating and staggering about the ocean, now
enveloped with ice, now looking like huge
gems in process Of chrystalization, and anon
Keeling off through ten CT twenty degrees Of
latitude to the South for the purpose of getting
rhawed~ont. Icebergs, snow storms and fierce
hurricanes have beset these vessels on every
side, and the sea every now and then swept
over .hei. decks, dashed il their bnlwarks,
carried away their boats and left the crew
helpless and freezing. Masts, rigging and
sails were carried away daily and nightly. and
the sailors, officers and passengers have beer
exposed to indescribabe hardships, for drea
ry period, which cannot be contemplated with
ont shrinking. But these excellent vessels
with their gallant Captains and crews have
so far as they have yet been heard from, full
} maintained the repntationw hich their success
full contest with winds and waves have here
toGorc won for them
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20
DIED.

In Sampson county, on the 9Th ult., Mr. James
Moore, aged about 70. In the same county, on
the Goth ult., Mr.. Lewis Moore. aged about SO.
In Salisbury, on the 27th uls., of Pneumonia
Lawrence Long, aged about II years.
At the residence of Mrs. George Kirk, in Stan
ly county, on the I'd inst, John Giles ESQ.,, Of
Salisbury, aged about IS years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20
4 GOOD CHANCE.

EFHE undersigned, in consequence of declining
health, offers for sale the Office of the Clarks-
Vile Herald. He has been advised by Medical
gentlemen to pursue a more active life and in OF.
der to do SO, bargain in the Herald may be had.
The paper has been in operation not more than
nine months, and such has been its patronage,
that we unhesitatingly pronounce it fairly estab-
lished. The amount of job work afforded by the
town and adjacent country is nearly sufficient to
keep up the Office, to say nothing of the ADVERT
sing, which will show for itself. But we would
remark that we have charged on our book for adj
vertsing alone for the time we have been in ope.
ration, the snug little sum of Two Hundred Dol
lars.
The Press is Washington patent, (iron) cost
$3.50 in New York-the Roller working in the
rear-nearIy new. The Types sufficient to
print paper the size of the Richmond Enquirer
Together with large assortment Of fancy and jot
type. all of which are new. A young and spirited
Democrat would do well here. by practising e
economy. address the editor by letter or other
wise. r @..-.e..
We,shall continue its publication until place.
into the hands of true Republican.
i w. WHITAKER, in.
Ciarksuille, MO, 1916.
O5Our brethren of the press, with whom w
exchange, will confer favor by giving the abov
one insertion in their respective papers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

I'm Thursday. the I'd day of April next, will
~ be sold at the n idence Of the late Anthony
b. Bordeaux, in NeT Hanover corntv, all the
Hor.,,, Cattle. Sheep. Hogs, Farming utensils.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, lrori-
stons, S-e. 9r., 49,. -
belonging to his estate, on credit Of sin months :
purchasers giving bond with good security. accor-
ding 10 law. $500
At the sams&lne ali The NEER08S belonging
10 the estate vim be hired ont until the frat Janus.
~, ls47. GEO. DAVIS, AdmI.
March IL. 1876 26-3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

vHE undersigned having besn appointed nns
u Of the INSFEC Of NAyaT.
STORES and PROVISIONS for the Inspection
District adjoining WiImington, tender. his ssryi.
ces TO the public. To his friends and the .puhlie
generally, he promises entire devotion 10 the busi
ness Of his Office, and hopes By his constant as.en-
ton to the interests Of thoss who may avail them
selves OF hs services. to secure share Of the pa-
tronage Of the public. =.
JAMES A. BUNTING.
March 20, 1916 27.n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

TWyffE STEAM SAW MILL 1t The foot Of
Ill Grand street, (near Williamsburgh Ferry.
New York city, CONSISTING Of 90 horse power
Engine, 4 boilers. 20 feet long, % inches diane.
ter. Z large Drums for running Saw Gates, and
now In full operation; can be taken down and rs
moved at small expense. For further information
apply 70 7IIH HARRY 4 BRYANT. >
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

To tax Scorch Marks OGt Of Lsnen.-Lines;s
.on,e,;mestcorched or drowned in the getting u
when tbs is the case. such marks may be re-
,,oved by Ia following process-TO hint Divine
Gar add thehice of three onions, half an ounce
81 soau raspa down. two ounces of fullers earth
h.lf an ounceof lime and half an ounce OF pear
lash: boil the Whole until it Is pretty thick an'
Law some of it1tl the scorchea part. suffering Il
Nv. on repeslng this process for one or t"'
,vSshing 20 the max will be removed and the ''ne'
remain without ay additionsl damSge' .r
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

Dueling. The Grand Lodge of Mississip-
pi, which assembled at Natchtz on the 18th
un.. unanimously adopted apreanbe and sew
erai resolutions on the subject of duellng.-
The following are the two first resolutions:
'.Therefore he i, Resolved, That this bar
barons relic, the offspring Of the savage Gus
tom of trial by combat being neither test
Of courage nor a fair adjudication Of questions
at issue, should be discouraged by all true and
worthy m 'sons.
1" Resolved, That as masons, We hereby
promise to use every means in our power tc
abolish the false code Of honor. and now cal
upon our brethren throughout the Union to aid
US in effecting this desirable end"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

A FIRST rate NEGRO fellow between I and
"A Is years Of age. Apply at the Journal OF
fee for terms. tE
MAO, 1886 27.Ss
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

- THE subscribers. having been sppoin-
EssM ted Agents for the Williamsburg n. York
Ss INSURANCE COMPANY -.
are prepared TO take Risks on buildings and nes.
chandize in town; and. also. on buildings in the
country, at the lowest rate Of premium. al
Ml3. I26-lyl KELLY & McCALEB.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

Comparative Prudencc.-An old gentlemen,
who was paying his addresses to young lady,
one day said to her. From our approaching
union. my dear, prognostlcate unbounded hap
pinezs: your aga and my prudence will be ap-
proved by all the world" THAT may he, sir,
(replied the LADY, but what will all the world say
to your age and my prudence -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

The Recent iSiOrm.-The Norfolk Beacon of
Monday. says -" We are informed upon re-
liable authority, that the destruction conse-
qnent upon the late gale in those counties and
islands bordering on the coast from Cape
Henry to Currtnck Inlet, has been without
precedent in the recolIertions Of the oldest Cit
liens in those portions of the Statesof Virginia
and North Carolina, and while we deeply
sympathise with the inhabitants on account
Of the heavy losses sustained among their cat
tie, hogs, poultry, &C., We are gratifed in be-
ing able to announce that bnt one human 0e.
ing. and he resident Of one of the small is
lands contiguous to MOTIFS Island, has perish
ed, whether by cold or drowning We are not
informed. The runor in circulation of the
drowning Of fifty families, (the entire spopn'a'
tion) on Motifs Island, we are pleased to'com-
municate, is entirely without foundation, not
human being have persisted on the island
during the gale"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20
C.aDDIS b. LUCKS
I8W 19TP1RV 09HaO1,
Basement Rooms, Under Eagle, corner Of Main
and 18th st,eets-Richmond. Va. .-s-
Drawings received every day at O'Clock. s--4

~""es 'eSeAseu Ssesy uay ~ CloCNs
UNPARALLELED LUCK AT LUCK'S
Lucky Office. secs - y
The cry is-what's- the matter The answer
is-the people have found out all prizes are in
the hands of" LUCK
The following GRAND SCHEMES are pro.
scented to my friends of North Caroline, and all
others who are in want Of MONEY!"
Days on tohici the drawings Of the fo.louinR
Schemes iciN be received at my office.
THE GRAND SCHEME
For Friday. the 2 th--Pokomokc class IS. ~
$4,000! 1000 &c.
Tickets 81, hal es 2, quarters l.
For Saturday the 2lst.--Pokomoke class Sc.
$1,000 1900, &c. s#@
Tickets So, halves I; quarters SO ccrts.
Also. Pokomoke elias 81; Capitals IL 00O 4,o00, &c
Tickets 81, halves ?. quarters l.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

A Dutchman having suddenly lost an infant
son of whom he was very fond, thus vented his
nsconsoable grief over the corpse of the child
II don't see what did make him tie. He was SO
fat IS butter wouldn't hat him tie for three dol
laIsh,"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20
! POSTSCRIPT.
TK,.rsdau. Q O'clock. p. III.

We have merely time this week to state to
our readers through postscript, that the Dem
ocratic Central Committee have nominated
for Governor .-'"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-03-20

A, Elegant Ertr0ct.-HereS an elegant ex-
tract ION a Western paper: ....
:" It's easy to see when girl TIM much OF
her bea, far whenever he approaches b. she sor.
ter lean up to him like sick kitten a hOt
h~:rL ....- .... u