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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

- no IFT-S.ore, back Room and Baserncnt IN he
En- house ~ Thirdavenue, having been altered INTO
rent Basemea. suitable for an Oyster Cellar any
similar business
The Subscriber al so has 10 let 5s;ory House N Fifteenth
tt near avenue number OF parts OF Houses AMI one
or ;vo small Stores with cellar and basement attached
10 mem, ] 1. EAINES - StNiaenth-st.
me- near Th.rl-avenUe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i Coz psrior Radaior.-The
Nsub>cribers having applied for Letters Potent for tEe
Stove called Goodwin Co.. PAror Radiator in daily
expectation Of receiving ;h-ir letter. have
granted and only required 81 The
Paen, Otfce In The meantime George 2 WsTing Of
stanford Conn who keeps NJ. 81 Wsirr-sl-
this civ. has obtaned me subscribers model oi their
Stove and made from Sioves which he offers for
sale We caution a.. per-CR> against selling, purchasing
or using these Stoves y ye intend 10 enforce law
risilv against the violation OF our Letters Patent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

o.. TO LET-For year. or during The summer sea-
BIZ son, large House. pleasantly situated Of Roc <!and
A LAKE SIDE together " tn the furniture II desired 10
gentleman and man of business IN hr city, ms would ~
desirable summer residence The steamer Narren touch
q. four TINE. ROcklaEd Lake snding gong ana
r.trrrl- 10 and from the Civ of New-Iork- Apply TO
a, enaii A z STEPHENS. Rnckand Luxe.
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EuERIEE,N SALE.

The above sale i postponed unit! Friday, Ssh iay Of
August. AZ The above hour a2G Pace August u, So
sYI4 ia,rtt- WIN. JONES. Sheria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
At Five o'clock. P M.-Landing al Intermediate Place.
From the foot OF BaTcay.st:
Steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt -, will leave OF
Monday, Wednesday, Friday ana Sunday afternoons
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"a power is on the eerin and in the al!
Brycn:
Dust TO the robe of august clings
A hazy bel, the mountain zones,
And cushing from the golden strings
OF Summers harp, come Inourntul tones
The meadow wears withered lcok'
And the low channel OF the brook.
Is paved with pebbles dry
Kissed b. the purline wave no more,
They catch CLEAN ike silver ore
Blu, dull and darkened lie.
Through lanes where poaghs meet overhead
That deep into the greenwood pierce
/ often stroll with vagrant tread,
Well shaded from the noontide fierce
To places where Il deeper rot
Yawns, By the groaning catt-wheel cut,
Beneath oer.browing hill,
Flock butterflies, bedropped with gold,
Alighting on the black, rich mould
Indued with moisture still.
III
Fields wear a wan and sickly hue,
And Farmers OF the drouth complain;
For rain streaks on the faded blue
OF arching skies they .ook IN VAN
Thrice happy. now, is he who dweHs
Where the great heart OF Ocean sweiis'
And far away the land
BY winds, that quit their hollow ca'es'
Drinking reireshInent from the WIVES
Is into GOODNESS famed
~
Perched on the skeletons o. trees
That in the granny stubbIe rear
~, ,(,s thar wave not in the breeze,
Wild pigeons watch a aptieref near
Deceived at last. upon the ground
They settle with roaring sound
And Ter them flies the net
While sportsmen in honse OF bougbS
From hushed. rccumbent posture rouse
And WEAKNESS forget
Where openings in the forest hall
Give massage TO the ripening blaze,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-18
DlGUBRREOTYPE
MINIATURES

NFR. HUMPHREY would respectfully an.
lVE nounce to the citizens Of Wilmington, that
he purposes remaining in this place short time,
and Of giving all an opportunity of procuring
correct likeness of themselves and friends in his
Superior strle.
Having connection with three of the mos: sue
ceSsful Dague' reotype Rooms in the State Of Ne"
York he has advantages which but few artists
can realize.
Portraits taken IN a superior style, perfectly
true to nature, Of very fine tone, gldrd and color
cd so that no climate will effect them in the least.
Daguerreotypes taken by the old process glided
and colored so as to render them equal to those
tax IN al the present day.
Portraits IF sick or diseased persons taken a.
their residences if required.
Particular attention given to those wishing to
engage in the business. Instruction with all the
latest improvements, apparatus and stock, furnish
ed on reasonable terms.
For further information inquire at his room. on
Front str ct up stairs adjoining Dr. ares. direct
IL opposite the Chronicle Office.
| January 80. l846. 20-u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-18
BALLADS OF THE ARMY.

AY L1EUT. T. l., OF TIE SrH INSANTnY, U. ..
l. ] IT, FILL. FOR TEIH HOPE TOMORROW.
CNri;ien to nIXnt before tn hattie OF enlo lio)
From Ih' sunny ~ou1h; from The North land dIear
With our starry flag above us;
Vt our coumtry's cali We are Gsths ed here,
In fight for the hearts that love Us!
n. eve Of cation wdr and free,
Grows bright az it watches Der uG,
+ r vyr own 40 heart would bend the knee
10 tie pruudr>t fJc tetors US
Tho finds Of the ocean held their wrath
\ oar 1Nrks DER the wavrK came Ienping,
hfd III" steady trade winds Smonth'd our path
an tn" deep whilst the storms were sleeping.
All s.Fnmg Of arm ann firm of hcsrt,
We now hold the Texan boldrr.
And crave on" Fl 5ht before we part,
just to put our Toys in order.
Eat since wc Cann"t fight to-day.
ber's III for III hope Tomorrow!
aud plrdge 10 the true hearts far away,
hnm our absence fills with sorrow,
And If is fight our blood We spill,
lis happy c"Rsoiatir IN.
To know that for un Az eye UiH FIJI
Who q ed for annexation.
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STAsss L. .

SINCE my LIVERY STABLES
were destroyed by FIRE III Au-
j.: gust last. have erected on
the same lot on Second ST..
and have HOW in use. another large. comfortable.
and convenient lot of Stables, fully equal. If not
superior to any in this State.
For the liberal patronage heretofore hest
upon me by my friends and the public. return my
most gratefu thanks. and hope by diIigent and
proper attention to my business. In insure cr',-
tinuatiOn of the same.
have also a large dry and comfortable lot. with
good She s. and comfortable Stalls. for the accom-
modatinn of droverS. All of which. are situated
in the most public part of the town. and convent
ent for trade business of any kind.
II. K. NIXON.
Wilmington. n. g.. Oct rs 1914. -[6-tf.
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IN II e subscriber having taken STALL M. |,
- ~ the lower end Of the Market House, in
TOMS the citizens Of Wilmington that he is prepa-
rcd to serve them with the best of FRESH BEEF,
PORh, LAMB and VEAL, on the most reason.
ahIe terms FOR CASH.
lie assures the Citizens that should he meet with
proper encouragement that he will establish bet
ter MARKET ,han has ever been KEEP, in the place.
?, ne would q 50 'ake OCCASION to say that his
Bezf is neither starved or choked :, 3c.,h
THOS. H JOHNSTON
Sept 4, 4a46 sI.A,
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FAIL G0NnS


TtHARLES BARR heog about to establish
- hims. II in Philadelphia. returns his grateful
Acknowledgements to his customers for the liberal
patronage they have bestowed upon him, and
would snlicit a continuance of the tavors of those
VIII" have heretofore paid their arcou IS when pre-
srnled. He would hr happy to taAe q few ORDERS
III tho most FAsHIoNABLE STYLE. AMI will forward
them with p!onptness
Wilmington Sept. 1, SAC
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-18

ID UNAWAY from the subscriber. on the 9th
II inst. his negro man "a NM~
Sam is aged about 23 or "a years, is very black,
stout, well made, and was purchased b. the sub.
scriber from John Blackwell. of Newborn, Craven
County. where he is well known. Whe last
heard from, he was within one days travel fom
Newherp, his old home, where he is thought to
have gone, and is nnw probably Turk; ing.
The above reward of twenty five dollars will be
paid for his delivery to the subscriber for hi
confinement in the saiI of New Hanover County.
MILES COSTIN.
Wilmington. " c., Aug %. 1916 Soft
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70 y I,Ie ErN iorN N0flng Z eWB.
ONG OF THE AkTIZAN.


ar THOMAS nuNN EEGLIsH.
Sing comrades. sing!
We are part Of the State who labor,
rs we as our weplthy neighhor,
And each IN his sphere king.
We Ian h whcn the rich men mention,
Their wonderful condescemsion,
In taxing our h"Tds with dainty grips,
Uu!auntrd by l,hm's Crime,
And giving us I've on their lying lips,
About HE r,Ctiou-time
Slug comrades. sing!
W. arc parl ,.f lie tate. who labor,
As we'll Us our wea thy nrigl'br,
And each IN his sphere, king.
Sing comrades sing!
Not alone in the workshops ciamor
When welding the saw and hammer
Is Parn Of ~ here y king.
Fog a. part Of our noble nation,
W. stand ~ glorious station,
And arm to ,hink. at every tlnk,
" hat. yer the f'"is may say
Nr a.. hoHnd To The state with go,deh link,
AMI force it oil ilA wav.
Sing, cnnir dc. sing!
Nc are part of the State who Labor,
A. wa as our wealthy ncighhor,
And each in his sphere, king.
Sing. comrades sing
We are lords OF mighty nA'lsn,
Her glory is our creation,
And each is as high az king.
For " = net The STATt i'll ruotios,
As kings Io over the ocean;
And never Il deed may eur rulers speed,
Till we say how and when
For we feel in our power and purpoes strong.
And we know Thai we are mrn.
SIG. comrades. sing
We are par: Of the state, who lSSor,
As veil as our wealthy ncghlar,
And each, III his sphere, a king.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-18
One RYIlesr ESc,CarII

ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the 9th
= = inst negro girl named JE SEY ANN,
('omr call her be'sey.) about l6 or Is years old,
yellow complexion. ahou. feet 2 or inches
high the properly IF AIR. Levsn Lane. Sh. il
Supp 'scd to be lurking about the town Of Vii
Il ingt"n. or AT Rocky Point. The above reward
i" "a! ! e paid TO any one that will apprchend and
deliver he 10 me- in the town of Wilmington.
SOLOMON ~. MORSE,
Sept i, 1876 52.3t
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NpRlNG AND NTNNER CIOTHlYG,
neady-raade %.icth:ug

he has added splendid assortment Of CLOTH
DIRE and FROG Goa is. made of the finest
French. English aud American cloths. and cut III
the latest STYLES for the Southern market. He has
also splendid varir y Of 'he newest STYLES of
Spring and Summer " AIS rCOATINGS. All"
beautiful assortment of French. E. gli$h anh
American fancy and pl lin Cashmere pants. An
entirely new st> L. of .umnCT SACK and RtiSl-
NESS COATS. suited for the Southern climate
Persons wishing to he fitted IN genPrl 'uii
will please call and pass their own Judgment.
Win ngt'n n. G., March 20. 1916.
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~0 Ia "NHe

A NEW AND COMFORTABLE
$40 house for small family situated near the
LAW Rev. b. l.. Hoskins, and convenient to
the best of wa'Pr.
ALSO-A house and lot situated on Market
street, with al excsilcnt we'll of water. necessary
out-huiIdings, and go"d nelghhorho"d.
Apply 10 ANNE J. GUTHRIE.
Sept 4, IS46 5l-tf
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~UDM~M0-Ho

NTrR. c. N. FENNELL is my authorized a.
~ gent to settle my business during my all
scnce.
The cutting will I've conducted by Mr. WIN.
HAGGERTY. CHAS. BARR.
Sept ls4S
II q HIRE.-A good house SERVANT will
< be hired for the balance Of the year.
Apply 10 Z. n. FEM ELL.
~ept a 1916 SLIT
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INsP or RS N, TIcE

10 undersigned having been appointed one
Of the | N SPEC TORS of NAVAL
SORES AMI ROVlSfDN for 'hr Inspection
District adj lining Wilmington. tenders his servi-
ces I" the public +" his friends and the pubic
generally he promises entire devotion to the bus-
Of his office, aud hopes by his constant attcn-
ton t" the int rests at those who may avail them
selves If his services. secure share Of the pa
tronage of the public.
JAMES 4. BUNTING.
March 30, le46 27-tf
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e OR SALE.

"NHE HOUSE and LOT where I now live.
Ill situated on Boundary street between Dock
and Orange streets. The 10. is spacious =, be
ing rs feet by $50 feet. having a comfortable
dwelling with all necessary ou.-bsildings thereon
Also, well of excellent water.
Perso IS desirious of Obtaining lot in the most
healthy and pleasant part of the Town. would DO
well to make early application TO
r. w. PRICE.
Aug. Ia. 1886. 48-tf
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$efEE>stf =.

- $ffFE-sf =.
HI undersigned having been elected Inspec-
1o,s of NAVAL STORE ard PROVE
81 M. beg leave t. inform the makers of Tar
and rurpentne. that they have associated them
selves together, under the name and styir of
Az a&1a.A Il G%SsS.sE II,
for the tran~acion Of the Inspection huSin and
that they respectfully soiir liberal sh of their
p trnnage; and promise. by industry, punctuaIity
AMI fidelity, to endcavor TO merit then favor.
Consignmpnts to Them shall meet with prompt
dispatch.
.lffce in Mr. Nuts building, Water street,
up stairs. VIM. K. LARklNS.
JAS. l. C'-RBEIT.
Wilmington. y. C. M27 1916 2s-lv
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ALL TALK AND NO FIGHTISt

Am Larry OGt.f.
fWriten al Corpus OH s.i Tex $, DEE, l45)
Och! I'm sick of this war of all talk and no fight.
ing,
Five years have I s-rvr' in H. Infantry corps
and I've NOT made my mark yet, to show my
hand wiring,
On $pInl4rd ht hind or on Indian before.
It's FURNISH and pipe day. and and for inspection:
Och bond!-Td as suon he laid ont for dissection!
LIS mind your toes! turn them out!
All the dny- cast shout!
Not corporal yet and shant be, whst's more.
For thirteen long months did I serve in the ever
glade,
Neck deep in debt and full waist deep in mud :
Der dirty Lagoon and through stream could ne
Vcr wade
ButtIing it hraveIy hut spiIling no blood
NV limbs rheumatc-I have not dollar now,
My hair has gro" cry, but scarce know liz col
now,
For on Colonel 30 very sleek,
Has us shaved Pv'ry week,
And the least show OF whIsker he npS in the bud.
From the land of brigh; flowers, I've now crossed
the ocean.
Win ,wcn., four buck and ball rou DIS in my
ANA an ni aChihS neart tlat Cries loou I"' E'o-
motion,
And ne'cr nurmured yet at hard bread or at
hard knocks.
rut ALAG. for my hope. find now they associate
Blnod. war and death, with tn. 'oft word nego'
ufeit
II cad crop'd and whIsker lopd.
Grog stop'd-Iromo.lon drop'd-
'Tis enough to dishearten the soul Of al OK
These will do for to-day. you like them say
It and there shall be mere u-c"mlnE
JuAx OF YoRK.
"AiIndng probably. 20 Mr.. sIidel's mission te
Mexico
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" AFING WAYS received from the citizens OF
-AA " ilmington liberal share of their patron.
age during the past five years. as a Teacher Of
Music in this town. take this opportunity Of re-
turning my sincere thanks for the same, and as I
have at present but three pupils should be happy
10 receive an increase Of the number. and refer
with pleasure, to those who have favored me with
their patronage as to my competency IS a Teach.
er, either Of voea! or instrumental music
SARAH ANN COOKE.
August "a, 1916 4s-tf
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sRspeCt0r Of .Nucal <tores.

sRSVPCIUF OF sEFENJ NFOT(S.
q AUGALD :. 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
community generally. share IF their patronage
He pledges himself that he will use the utmost
dispatch in the transaction of all business en,rns
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, ls48 a5u
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Dane Cronlay.
BOOT N1ANMR

From .Ntreet. opposite the Chronicle Office,
WILMINGTON, N. c..
II INFORMS his friends and the public in gene
Il raj. that he has made arrangements to manu-.
iacture work entirely adopted to the present times
for CASH.
Gentlemen can be accommodated with BOOTS
made alter the latest FHExcH xrYLEs.
In the manufacture of his work he will allow
none t" compete with him in any particular. The
work made shall give entir. satisfaction.
u. =. will take pleasure in she wing the diffe-
rent kinds of work to all who will favor him with
call Oct. 4th, 1874. ally
Chrunice will please copy.
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.z-:>es~ NEDrlL CA-FARTNE >ii'P.
The undersigned would respectful
:: j ly inform tn" citizens of >nSIow coun-
/ ,y, that they have entered into c"-Iart-
ncrShp for the prd tice of Medicine under The
firm of LANGD ~ & COWAN. They will
attend to the practice Of the prof s~inn in all its
branches. They have locat TIL m>etves at Jack
sonvie, where they can always he found when
not Professionally engaged.
SAMUEL LANGDON,
WILLIAM ID. COWAN
June 5. 1876 3S-tf
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4 $50.

y r same time and place. will be +old. on a
~ crediI of six months. TWENTY SHARES
OF STOCK in The " lmington and Raleigh Rail
Roa!, belonging to the ate w. w. Wick, de-
ceased. Purchasers will be required 10 give bond
with approved security.
VIM. r. DORTCH, Admir-.
Sept 4. ls4s Si-3t
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AGAIN AT HOMIE!
+. fkEYNa k-S.VE

D EGS leave to inform his friends that hp has
4 D removed back to his old stand on MAR
KEr STREET, where he was burnt out frum
during the last firr;--hc sol:cis visit from his
former patrons and the citizens in general hehas
has now on hand full and extensive assortment
of CKOt kerry WARE of every description
August 2Sth. 1876 5G-f
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oUV'FFV W VFFTVVVFVT'N.
~ i'll CARPENTERS wishing to take con-
~ tract, arc respectfully informed that we will
offer On the first Saturday in October next, as
Long Crr Bridge. to the lowest bidder con-
rrart for building CHURCH. Said Church to
b.. thirty feet by forty. and located within or 7
miles of Long Creek Bridge. Further par;iculurt
made known on he day it j. let out
JAZZ. A. MOORE. conn,iste..
JAS. GARRASUH
Sept :, 1916 Sis.
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r n SATURDAY. the 9Th day of September
" next will be sold, FOR cash. at Bum Knight
Il Co.'S Store Rocky Mount, Nash County,
FIFTEEN SHARES OF STOCK in the Viii
l. ingtun ard Raleigh Rail Road trusted to the
subscriber by s. w. W. Wick for certain purpo-
Sos. mo. ]. BUM, Trustee.
Sept 4, lS46 5i'3t
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tEss' F.9EK Gf1ssDS.

N q - y MtA e. u
WE OtJLD respectfully inform the citizens Of
w WiIm ng'on and its vicinity, that he has
just receive and is pow opening, a splendid as
sorimcnt Of fancy
PALE GOODS,
Amo~ Ct which he has ONE SPLENDID SWISS
EDGINGS AND LACE~. cheaper than has ever
before been offered in this market
tall and examine, ana satisfy yourselves
elh 4, 1916 5i-tf
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i.s>*: o. Ess1 X
AN HAND. and for sale at the
: 3 10 RNAI. OFF. T..
Co4nlv and Sup. CONT Wriss
do do Suhpnnas
do do Fl. Fas.
Cunt; Court >cirr FaciaS
Apprentices Indentures
Letters ~ administrators Appeal Bonds
Jurors Tickets Marriage irense
reace warrants Guardian Bonds
Consiahr's bonds Administrators do
Notes OF hand Military Ca las
Checks. Cape Fear Bank Land Deeds
do Branch Back efthe Negro Bonds
state Warrants Ca Sas
Notes, negotiable at hank Ca "a bonds
Inspectors Certificates Bills Sale. Negro
Certificates "fJuStices attending Court
hippng Papers Bills Lading (lettc')
j. Any blank wanted and not on hand will be
printed it'll the utmost despatch.
Officers If the Courts and other officers, md
III other ,.ersons requiring blanks. any other
work in the printing line would do we'll to give us
call ur send in their orders. We are determine
ii to execute our work we'll. and at the cheapest
rates for cash Call at the JOl 'RNAL OFFICE
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MONUMENTS, TOMB TABLES,

HUT s. EODE tsfOnFS sc.
YuyHE subscriber has taken the AGENCY OF
q an extensive NJ ARBlE MANUFACTORf
at the North, and will receive orders for the above
named articles on as favorable terms can he pro-
cured from any other establishment.
GUY G.. HOTCHKISS.
Wilmington, n C, Feb Is. 1916 22-ly
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Bates Patent ShOWer Bath.
.VeaD eTEerChOnt Tailoring
EST AlSl,I<kI7glI n

Wilmington and the surrounding country,
that he has opened, in the store recently occupied
Ev Mr.. P NJ Luciani, next door to DIR. Shaw's
Drug store. and is now receiving large and we'll
selected stock of
HGDaD H1~9
consisting in part of French. English and Amori-
can blue. black and fancy Lt"hS. fancy coiorcd
Cassimeres and Vcstings. Also an xcelIent as
Eortment of
>eahy- Mad" Inthi e.
among which are every variety and style of Dress.
Frock and Sack Coats. Pants and Vests, all of
which got up under my own direction at the
Nor;h, expressly for the Southern Market
h" II littS4aG :. pMrsin
has been selected with great acd consists of
Silk Linen and Cotton shirts Il Drawers Glsves
Suspenders Linen i'0snms and Collars. Crava's,
Stocks. HandKerchiefs and Neck I les and every
nther article usually kept i'll his line all If which
will he offered Otrcr than has before been Of
fered in this market, for Cnsh
SAMUEL BOYD & co.
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CHECKS A neat article, for
q 3 erlf the JOURNAL OFFICE.

Summer mas
I'D ECEIvED per sch oners Alarlc and F
"a Thorn and will be sold low for Cash.
7 dozen Plated Bosom Shirts.
3 striped do do
2 Summrx Crava's.
q " Black All Fancy Ties.
81 do do Knots,
: French Silk Suspe"ders,
3 Cotton lder hir,s.
White Linen Thread Clio es,
colored do do do
White Hose,
Corred do
Black Italian Cravats,
English do
M2e1 CHARLES BARR
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FR ESM n E.1 rs.
of every description. and he socits share of pub
lie patronage.
Hotels or families can have their purchases sen,
to their houses if desired
DR"vERs will please always give him a call be-
fore disposng Of their live stock as he will give
the highest price the market will afford.
Jan'y 3. 1916 l6-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-09-18
Boarding House.

THE SUBSCRIBER would inform
fssssf6kA his friends that b. will remove on the
IlElENa 10th Of 0cToBER NEXT, to the house
GAsHsz3 adjoining to and one door North OF the
Har,orer House. on Front street where be Will I've
prepared to receive those who may favor him with
a call. His terms will he moderate, and he Will
endeavor to make transient boarders as comtor'a-
bic as if they we're at home. He can always &C.
commodale those who may have horses.
He would also inform his friends and the public
at large, that his
rss. Livery Stables
VI NSs-sN are in good order, and that careful
fgaA 4 hosilers will always be ready to take
- =. charge of Horses.
He keeps constantly on hand,
HORSES and BUGGLES for hire
DAVID. TIL ALLY
n. B-Drorers can be we'll accommodated.
September 26th, le45. 2-l2m