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&ine anoere 9(nfuuft in No. 6.

Die uneribriebenen ftnp jult BON pbis
tatsIpbia iurl2scfcbrt init clnsm moblanes
sslnhten srcben Adortement non 5eitsemabsn
trcdnsn SItern. gum 3bsil bs'tsbeno
in: Shwar,sn unb blauictwarssn 9uben,
bon 81 25 tis 90, blau, braun nno unltht:
tar grim. bon 81 so bis 4 90, fdbmarss uno
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-, Sanep ga1tmirs, bon 81 90 tis l so. -
Olsumooise 6olcnltofft, .3eitsemd6"
Satin, 0alsntia unD Waarfsille 3Beitenjeuae
0ssslsiebm cine srobs 9rltitpsnbsit bon
5alsbinpsh 8rassn, Sanep grapatten uno
Sharpsh 5anoltubsW 6olsntrassrn &C.,
mo,n bic Iufmuflamftit Der 6errsn srttten
pirp ton l!, D'Hrien une Rai8uel.
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Sinterlafeniboft BET peritorbencn
NSdrb 81. See.

t7abrid,t miro blermtt seacten, baB ses
ttamcntssSritfe auf Die Ginterlancniebaft Der
vsr,tcrtcmen Waarp 81. 2sG lsstbin UcnDlai:
oener,et saumIetip, 8erts ganntp, psr,plIist
mcrpen Gnnb an 9bomas psnross, mcbnbaft
in G0aipsneriet TaunIbir, erfaster gauntr,
lille perIcnsn ,peltc Sprcerunsen ccer Hns
lpriithe al srfaats 5lnterlafenfhaft batcn.
Gno criudtt ccIrltcn pcr5utrinasn, uno Sene
bic nod auf iraeno cine Irt an oisielte ihnl
eis Itmp, atsute5abIsn an
Ibemas penress erseutcr.
W1drs II. Som.
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empfanssn fir Sanc .. b.Srasen l2 20
Bon Or. Benfon fur Wispsrpapsn 100
0on s. SO. spfon fir grsmplare
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GonSobnSovsr&sn fir Marftpldbe SO SO
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nsibsne pom %. Ssptemb.ls45
bio Is. Dtttmbsr 1645 10 so
Saarssle, Anlsibsn 1899 33
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Nbllaoelptier 9icb- Wiarft.
Union 8isbbct MdrS 2l. 1e4t

Union Tltbbcf, WdrS II. 1915.
Anasbctsn wdbrsno Der wotbe 1000 gtid
gblabtsObftn NIT einftlus BON 700, ns!tbe
nab Nsu Yorf abssfibrt mureen. etenfc 200
&ibs unb SsdIbsr; $50 Sbwelne unb 1900
Sbaafs. ..
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i'm Vreife. .absr fait ale vsrfauft 81 SIS bis S64
bic 100 Yfu., fir crondre unb quite ouaIitdt
etrpas msbr.
Rlbe NIT Rdlbern fclfstsn $l2 bls $50.
Gd)wsine.- Die 8ersiufe marsn pom $54
tis $5a, sefblabhts ,u S5 bls st bic 100 pf.
Gbaafe warsn i'm preils, 50 bic SIS baS
@tld, 9emds Der NuaIitat.
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1itltOttO ; Guaiiteit,

Ser llntsriehr,stene bat 70 chen wbalten'
sins por5haliebe &ot & 3imottpS aamsn.
anb ettnfalls cine f.t6ue &ct slice Saa:
men, rpslebe CT allie 3u rdionatlrn prsilsn
berfauft. Jebn 6reen.
SO. 81, Of'psnnitraBe, nathte abir ju
8rtme wirtbebsus.
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4ppeuations : Gage.

S1ahriht niro bisrmit ssseten. oab
bic Hppsllaticns Gage fir bic psrfbiecsnsn
1aunidips. 9tapts nno Waroe i'll Der gauu.
ep Berts, flr's Sabr l846, ssbalten ,percen,
i'm gemmrf fRcnsrs. Amts su Neacins, ME
felst:
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Tssn Sd)ilo pom rotben Ss
wv 5tubi, t7o. 90 Dfs /T 4

penntfrase, nabe Der eifcnbabnt
Sittst um grlaubniB feline Srsunot unb bae
putlitum ~ bsnstrldtiasn. cab CT fort:
fabrt rae StutlmahcrsGsitatt su tetrslt,n
am altenStauo, ,,Shilo gum rrtbsmStubl," ;"
mo man fortmabrenO fncen 'pirc sin 1t6ncs
lhcrrment BON
Sttblen, ShaufeI: :StubIen,S ,Settees &c.
Jpelds er alle psrftert rab fte pom tritsn
trcfnrn W1aterial finn, aufs tsfts acarteitct
uap im ieb6ntten Stplt aueasrust Itnb, mo
as nsrcsn su Prsiien perfauft be psr 3eit
ssmdB ino.
sruIs 9tatls ,psrpsn auf bic allsredrss.
fe In3eise aufs trfe rsparirt.
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2lltert 2ebn,am mnb Gpmp.,
49,
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Is on y bt oe p btd,
8snahritbtissn atbtunsspcl Ole Biraer BON
Nsaeina uno Der ilmssseac. paB fts fir neb'
re lDoben einsn Stobr ertffnet baben, iM ber
Stute peltbt al Statbaniel 6off's 5utitobr
srsn3t. i'll Der 9Bcf.psnnfraBs, ;wifhsm Der
stsa uub 4tsn, no 0s gum Sertauf anbeten:
Sri IL N
BON alien Sortsu, Srtben unr Quali.aten.
gins menerfunbsne Irt Srillsn fir nabes unc
fernss eslen, Die nitbt Ibsrtrctfsn ,perben.
Cine arcBe nuswabl bon psrifoeal. &lds
fern, SsrnalaIcrn bon psrfhispsnsn &rt6sn
une Qnalitatsn psrartbsrnos OpsrmSlafsr
pcn Usr(tbisbsner Strait, nsttt sinsr Srftbs,
eenbsit i'll oas eptiItbs Sab ssb6rsnbsr Irtis
tel Die bier nitbt benannt (lnp.
Optifte uno anoere SnItrumsnte unb Gld.
Ger rpercsn icrafaltis une rinetlit rsparirt.
Derionen peltbs Don ctiatn Hrtiteln 5u ba:
ben rphmlhen cpsr Neparatursn 5u tsGcrsen
batsu. tbun am tslten wenn (ls balo tei nns
sulprshsm, inpem mir sclonncn ltno nur 5ipsi
Wchen bier ju blsiten. 9Bir ttnnsn jeper'
3sit Sldlsr ausmab!sn bic tcm @sfthte Der
Yerfcn anpa1en, fpenn mir ite auerit Isbeu.
&eaoins psn 10. D1drj 1916.
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east mirtlte Sd)ulb 84s,653 81
Bir. Die llntsrisibnstn, @ueitcnn bon ben
&sbnunesn Der Staot 9isapins, bericbten. bas
mir bic &sbnunssn unb Sslsst BON SscrsSses
ter, eiq, Sbasmsiifer btr trla9tn Staet uns
tsrfubt unb ssfuneen babsn, pas sr Der 9enanns
ten Staot cine SiIans fbuIost Don 1927 sbas
Ter unb 598 @snt.-7is Sbulosn Der Stapt
ssisen fib AUDI in sessbsnsr 9arifsauns.
5. Z. &sifl6nslesr J @tost.
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observation-disclosures


&ebnuns bsr NrmnsDirftcrsn BON SerfS
&auntp, anfanesno am l. Sanuar 1s45,uno
snbisene am 81. December 1s45, bsee Sas
&C init sin9sftIcGtn.
Dr.
Der &ebnunssfibrsr 1T belaifst nit
242 Nn,psiun9en ous9titsat an
ben Sbasmsifsr bsrSauntpSsrfs,
wdbrsnb esm Sabre, gun, Sslaufe
BON $6,037 4S
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$17,6s2 TAI

CT.
Nnm.
SIR Ssjabluns BON Soncs 8 $1,000 90
Sur 90 an Der SdDulo AS 31l2 80
Nustsfsrun9en an Stra6en "a l1l3 52l
Sdlduebs unb qofbaparate 44O rs
S6laubs ;u i!sn,ausjutsdsrn".4 26 SO
Ne9uliren 90 25
St)misbearbeit a 10 81
4srpiaisunsen an Ssusr:eoms
panlsn rs %
Nsabina Sd)laubbaus Au bauen 1875 90
9. 9elnin9sr, fir Glodsnldutsn 40 90
@runblcttsn fir Sprissnbduitr 8 go 90
llntsrifusun9 fur Die Nbsebrail
fen in pttsburs 1000 90
@ss II. Scpsr fir 9rufsn 50 46
8. Nittsr unb 50. DO 2 ID 81
Snabb unb 50. DO 2 700
s. Us. 0lntbsr DO 700
u. Yu,reut DO l 200
9. Mpsrs u. Scbn 30 925
0Bm. Srons fir bic 9srorbs
nunssn burb;uisbsn 100 90
@sbalt ron 1E. 6. qsapenmertb 25 90
Z. .0E. Spion, e ttrstsrsSsbalt ,e.2 40 so
S.Scr, Ssbalt u. GrtrasDisrfs S IS 90
DO Stibls firsNatb;iii,sr 400
Do Snob flrSsutrplu9s 6 90
4uritcrtn fir Sbuls u. Staet
Gsbnun9sn Is 90
Scbn Scpsr, Marftfhrster l 1900
u. .Ssottr, Stasmt'ifer, 4sbalt 35 90
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pumpe SIS
Strasenmsiifsr 25 90
s. g Stbtncr, Sieael fur b. Warft 25
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Geo. Socs, firs SuniersSprits
asnbaus pom 1874, nidt Gins
ssrsibt bis q Ssbruar ls46 93 rs
SiIans i'm Sbass 1927 59a
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S17,6S2 TAI
Silans i'm Sbase $1,627 59a

UIIuH5 IW SWUBe @Ifo~' o54
9arifsaun9 Der Shulcsn Snclts Der Staet.
5buloen Ole Jntere6en trasen:
Sonbs fdais in 1s49 $4,000 90
DO 1850 $4,000 90
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StnDt.NebnilitG

6eor9c Seoter. gfq, Sbasmsiifer ,in&et'
nuns nit Der Stact NtasinS.
.as Dr.
0lani 6dnbsn taut lsstsmSsribt $500 s0a
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- be- to bo l645 2937 90
DO Dude DO ll44 1898 6S
be to be IS45 4568 90
Bon 7. S.geiser auf &Opsrs 1srmossn IT'S 90
Bon @ottf. Sincn DO DO lao O0
YOm Sirssrmsiitsr, eoatft. Strafsn AZ 90
Bon Der Mtabins Bafkr @ompanie A IL
Bon Der 9iatipnal,S Sis etrsi &pftitttt 20 90
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$5O,OOO 90

$5O,OOO 90
Creoit:
Silans ess SaufseIoss auf
6cptr's 6auS $4l000
Gar ausiisb. g. @arb ls45 1877 73
30 DO u. QSarb ls45 TAO 90
1916 10
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GDsm 4htt. Samusl Sssslp, ecm &c.
aat, tanteu mir fur 6tfent,he Documents,
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Die 1NsfTorsn Der osr(tbisbensm 9aunlttipe
Stabts uno Waros, bic i'm Dlarj I845 tr
mablt purbsm, 0np srindbt cbns Ssr,us an
Commit l(tonsrs Imte in Ncapins ansnrufcr
um ibtt atihrifsn in gmpfans 3u nehmsn
s. Scbn Sbarman
.. 8rieorib Yrins, @ommifIcnsrs.
>a Widbasl @ebrp,
Sctn o. gunnius, SttrNfsr.
Nsabina, Wlarj "a. 1876. SIN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-29
Plantation fox Sale.

In BRUNSWICK COUNTY, II miles
u from Wilmington, Immediately Oh the
Northwest River, the well known place
CLARKMOUNT, is offered for sale. 1t
contains about 800 acres Of Upland, and 800
or 400 acres ofSwamp Lands adjoining; 70 or
80 acres is unde: cultivation and we'll adapted
to raising Corn, Ground Peas, &c. The place
has commodious dwelling with two brick
chimneys, erected last year, with cnt-houses,
&c. The Upland, not cleared, is we'll timber
ed with Pine and Hooppoles, and has 10000
Tnrpentine boxes, cut last and the present
season. 1t is d very eligible site for
Manufacturing, being Immediately on the
river, between this and Fayetteville a factory
would have the advantage of both markets,
and be sufficiently removed from intemper
ance as to insure health to the operatives
The water power is ample, bold stream pas
ses through the place to the river, with hand
some bluff half mile in length, just the
height for a wharf.
The swamp lands afford good winter pas
turage for stock, and an abundance Of Ashe
and Oak wood, very handy to the water.
Seven or eight Negroes with stock of Cattle
and Hogs, &c., will be sold with the place, il
desirable. Apply on the premises to
II. ]. WILLIAMS, or
J. |. BRYAN,
April 10, 1916. [3O-tf] Wilmington.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-29
DAVID FULTON, EDITOR.
VOL. 2.---NO. 81
xuTLrTINGTON JOURNAL:
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PRICE & FULTON. PRorRIEroRs.
TER us

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TO CLUBS OF
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No attention paid to Gr'y order unless the money
accompanies it.
We ,0iH pay the postage on letters containing
Fine Dollars and uptoards, ind money may DC re-
ennfed through the mail at our risk. Inc ,; F0St-
masters certificate Of such remittance S'0tS De
sufficient receipt therefor.
ADVERTTSE NENTS
inserted at one dollar per square OF 10 lines or
toss for the first, and twenty-five cents for each
succeeding insertion. 25 per cent will be deduc-
rod from an advertising bill when 1t amounts TO
b;rtv dollars in any ore year. YEARLY standing
advertisements will be inserted at $40 per square,
All legal advertisements charged % per cent
higher. =.
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on the advertisement they will be continued until
ordered out, and charged for accordingly.
rFl.etters to the proprietors on business con-
oected with this establishment, must be post PAID
and directed to the firm.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-29

Management Of Colts.-Weaaixg.-
Let the colt run with his dam until taken
into winter quarters in the stable, then tie
mare and colt in the same stall, but in such
manner that the colt cannot suck except
when he is loosed for that purpose, once
day until the mare is dried of her milk.
Feed him alternately with oats, shorts, or
roots once or twice day, and all the good
hay he will eat. Give him plenty of ex-
ercise twice day, in leading to water; cur
ny or card him clean daily, and let him be
well bedded with straw.
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TERMS: So SO in advance.
WHOLE NO. SO.

and fervent prayerto Him who alone gives
strength in every good resolutions has
restored 10 me much that have lost--but
not all-not the richest treasure that |
proved myself worthy to retain notmy
wife and children All! between my
self and these the law has laid its stern
impossible interdiction.. have no longer
wife; no longer children; though my heart
goes out towards these dearly beovedones
with the tenderest warnings. Pictures of ,
our early days Of welded love are ever
lingering in my imagination. I dream of
the sweet fire-side circle;I see ever before
me the once placid face OF my Alice, as
her eyes looked into my own with intenl-
gent confidence. | feel her arms twine
about my neck; the music of her voice is
ever sounding in my ear 4aE
Here the speakers emotions overcome
him. His utterances became choaked, and
he stood silent, with bowed head and trsm-
bling limbs. The dense mass of people
were hushed into an oppressive stiffness,
shat was broken here and there by half
stifed sobs. At this moment there was a
movement in the CROWD. A single female
figure, before whom every one appeared in
stinctlvey to give way was seen passingnp
the aisle. This was not observed by De-
Iancy, until she had come nearly in front
of the platform on which he stood. Then
the movement caught his ear, and lifting
his eyes, they Instantly fell on Aiice-for
it was she that was pressing onward-he
bent forward towards her with sudden up
lifted hands and eager eyes, and stood like
statue, until she had gained the stand and
advanced quietly to his side. For mo-
ment the two stood thus, the whole audi
ence, thrilled with the scene, were upon
their feet and bending forward. Then
Delaney opened his arms, and Alice.lrew
herself upon his bosom with quick, aud
wild gesture. Thus for the space of a min:
ute they stood-every one fully, by singu-
lar intuition, understanding the scene.-
One of the ministers then came forward,
and gently separated them. . So
NO, no. said Delaney, 'you must not,
you cannot take her away from me- s%
Heaven forbid that should do that?'
replied the minister. BY your own con-
fession, she is not your wife, >f
mo, she is not, returned Delaney
mournfulIy.
But she is ready TO renew her vows
again. Alice said, smiling through her
tears, that now reigned over her face.
Before that large assembly, all standing,
and with few dry eyes, was said in bro
ken voice, the marriage ceremony that
gave Delaney and Alice to each other
AS the minister, an aged man with thin
white locks, finished the rite, he laid his
: hands upon the heads of the two he had
joined in holy bonds, and lifting up his
; aged eyes, that streamed with drops Of
] gladpess he said in solemn voice,
D 'What God hath joined together, let
: not RUM put asatnder.' ..
! .AMENv was cried by the whole assem-
0 bly,, as with single voice. t..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-29
The Quitting Department
F,ssa,ectO2. Of .Vayctgg Stores.

DUGALD A. LAMONT would respectfully
- inform the makers of Naval Stores that he
was appointed an Inspector Of these articles at the
last term of New Hanover County Court. He
would respectfully solicit from his friends and the
eommunity 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 be will
always be ready to render the seller any assistance
in the disposal of produce.
s Wilmington, May Is, lsl6 80
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-29
POST office, Wilmington.
NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

NoRrnERS Mall by Rail Road, is due daily at 8 r M
and close at 10 every night
SOUTHERN MAIL, by Steamer from CharleS'oh' Is ou7
, a;Ivat3 A. NJ, and closes at l21 P. NJ every day.
FAYETTEVILLE MAIL, by Rail Road, is due on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, at3 P NJ and closes on same
days at 10 at night.
FAYcrrEv1LAE NAIL by Prospect Hail. Elizabethtown'
\yestbrooks and Robesons is due Tuesdays Thurs
days aud Saturdays, at A NJ, and closes Oh same days
at 10 P NJ.
SMrrHvIL1E MAIL by Steamer, is due daily at A NJ
and closes at I2k P. NJ. every day.
TAYLoR's BRIDGE, LONG CREEK, MooRE's CREEK' BLACK
RIVER CHAPEL and HARRELLs STORE MAIL, is due every
Thursday at p. NJ, and closes same night at TO-
OssLow Court House, STUMP SOUND, and IoPSAL
Mali. is due every Monday at P NJ, and closes every
Thursday night at Top NJ.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-29

To ,cash CaHcoes-Infuse three gills of
salt in one gallon Of boiling water. and
put the calicoes in while hot, and leave it
till cold and in this way the colors are rem
dered permanent and will not fade by sub
sequent washing-so says an exchange.
on the authority Of lady who has often
tried the reciDe. ---.-------.---
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-29

Tickets ST., halves 6, quarters s..
T5Kemember, in purchasing by the package we al
ways give in three tickets.
My friends and the public generally will please bear
in mind that all prizes are in the hands of 'LUCK"
Then for prizes please address G. b. LUCK.
Vender for D. PAINE & Co.. Managers.
Persons ordering by the package in any Of the above
can deduct the price of three tickets.
The tickets in the above Lotteries received and all
orders addressedto Luck will meet the prompt
confidential attention.
have every day Lotteries from to 20 dollars, and
when remittance is made to me, large small, win
always invest in the most popular Lotteries hand
The drawings sent when requested to all who order
from
On all letters enclosing Cash or Prize Tickets. the
postage, as usual, need not be paid. c. b. LUCK.
March 18th, 1915 %
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-29
GALLANT EXPLOIT.

The Newark Daily Advertiser has receiv-
ed a letter from correspondent at the
camp, giving the following details ola gal
LIANT capture, by young man from Newark,
Gilbert Dudley, son ola constable in Newark,
and aged only nineteen years: Returning
two days ago from one of our most advanced
pickets, whittier he had been sent TO convey
orders, lie came unexpectedly upon two Mex
lean soldiers, who had, apparently, just low
ed across the river. and were refreshing them
selves in cool shade, having placed their
muskets in thoughtless Security against a
neiehboring tree. Gilbert was equal TO the
emergency; he sprang TO the muskels, threw
one upon the ground and stepped upon it.
while with the other he menaced the lives of
his opponents. They covered. beneath his
eagle glance. and reluctantly pursued the
course which he indicated. & z9zs...a. IL
He carried the two muSkets upon his Ieit
shoulder, drew his sword as sort pacIhcator,
and thus marched them at respectful distance
in advance straight into camp! Feaa @ 1888
Much valuable information was gathered
from them, after which they were blindfolded,
led out of the camp and set at liberty. =
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-29

LMINGTON, n. c.. FRIDAY MAY 80 1916
CIRCULAR.

FEVHE undersigned having been elected Inspec-
u tols of NAVAL STORES ard PROVI-
SIONS, beg leave to inform the makers of Tar
and Turpentine, that they have associated them
selves together, under the name and style of
LAKkENS & CORBETT.
for the transaction of the Inspection business, and
that they respectfully solicit liberal share of their
patronage; and promise, by industry, punctuality
and fidelity, to endeavor to merit their favor.
Consignments to them shall meet with prompt
dispatch.
U7Oficc in Mr.. Nuts building, Water street,
up stairs. WIN. R. LARKINS.
JAS L. CORBETT.
Wilmington, n. c., M27, 1916 2S-ly
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G.4DDIS B. LUCKS
G12w A0HRg2Y O931gg,

Basement Rooms, under Eagle, corner of Main
and 18th streets-Richmond, Va.
Drawings received every evening at 6 o'clock.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
PRESENT below, to the patrons of FOR
Il TUNES HOME, the following grand display
of Schemes for May, 1916. They are all good
but the Scheme for the 23d presents an extraor-
binary chance for fortune-S6O 900 Capital and
IS drawn ballots. Examine for yourselves, make
your selection, and forward your orders to
&. B. LUCK, Richmond Va.
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LATEST IMPROVEMENT IN THE
= A MP HIN T L A M ID

ED MURPHY & Co., Manufacturers, Phia-
- delphia, respectfully call the attention of
the citizens of Wilmington and Of the State, to
their improvement in the Camphine Lamp, which
warrants them in saying, that for half the mcney,
they will give double tho light of any Oil or Lard
Lamp yet invented. These Lamps are especially
worthy the attention fFrustecs of Churches, Halls
and of Public Buildings in general, that require to
he we'll lit. They manufacture every variety of
Lamp, and have some of beautiful workmanship
for the Centre Table, varying in price from 81 SO
to Sc.
Specimens may be seen by calling at the Count
ing House Of Mr.. Henry MUTT.
Wilmington, April II, 1916. 3l-l2m
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'.4necdofe.-As stiff old nobleman lay on
death bed, his chaplain, thinking to comfort
him, said, ssYou will be cltlzenof a better
country .-t sas.s s;; 80. -
No, never stammered the dying man, 4
am and will he nohleman.
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Lowest . Number Prize $40.
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May 80, 1916. rs Nos, IL drawn. ....
GRAND CAPITALS:
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l $4,000 " 5000
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