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New Haven, Sept II, ls47-Il-5t*
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE.
IN HE subscriber wishes to sell valuable plan
u tation on the East side of the Cape Fear
River, about seven miles below Elzabethtown,
containing between four hundred and fifty or five
hundred acres. A large portion of it is as good
lowlands as there is on the Cape Fear. There is
great quantity of Oak and Cypress Timber, con.
venient to the River. There is a two story dwell
ling house and an excellent we'll of water, on the
premises and also first rate mill seat. Any per-
son wishing to purchase plantation would do
wen 10 call and examine for themselves, as | will
sell bargain and make payments easy. Enquire
Tor CHAS. H. STEVENS,
Clinton, Sampson County, N. e..
Sept'r 10. ls47 -[52tf
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STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale his Steam Saw
Mill. 1t is eligiby situated for business, on the
West side Of Cape Fear River, opposite the town
of Wilmington, N. c.. The Mill is 10 good Or
der, and will be sold OH accommodating terms.
HENRY Il. SAVAGE.
Oct g. IS47-r4-tf
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ca II II EeHGES.

Sept II, ls47
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Superfine Broad Cloths;
Pilot and Beaver do.
Blk & fancy Cassimeres;
Blue, black and gray
Sattinetts,
Plain striped and gold
mixed Kentucky Jeans,
Linseys and Kerseys,
Blk satin silk Velvet and
other Vestings,
Cravats and Scarfs;
White, Red, and Yellow
Flannel, a large supply,
9 dozen Saxony Wool
shirts and drawers;
Carpeting,a large supply;
Irish Linen 81 Lawns;
TDD an
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October l6, 1876
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1R39M 833Is
JAMES PETTEWAY

RESPECTFULLY
announces to the citizens
of Wilmington, that be
! keeps for sale at the Mar
ket-hullse the hest of
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DON'T FORGET

III mineton Hotel. His BAR is furnished WIZ
the best of L1aUons, WINES, and Cleans.
August 81 lsl7--[50-u
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Notice to Dealers in
TURPENTINE g. TAR.
W1LM1NGToN June |, 1874

WILMINGTON June |, lS47.
THE undersigned. purchasers and dealers in
Naval Stores in this place, with view to adopt
some general regulations which seem to them to
be founded in justice, and more in accordance
with the customs of other markets, have agreed to
establish for their future government the follow
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HOTEL, FOR RENT.

THE Subscriber offers for rent,
ffIsAAA from and after the LIST Of October next,
IT,. that well known and popular House
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EXTRA CANAL FLOUR.
LTPPITT g. Vikings,

-
EIyAAYE received large and well selected as
LII sortment of Drugs and Chemicals, consist
ing of
Pv. JaIap, Ext. JaIap, IIodd. of Lead,
Do Rhubarb, Do Mercury
DO IPecac, Do Su'Phu''
Do Columbo, Do Arsenic
Ext Coloc. Com. Salaclne,
Do. Rhutarb, SuPh' QulnlGe'
Ext. Stramonium, Svr lod1' Oh lIon'
Pill Hydrarg. Engp Citrate OF
Ungt DO OF anu
AlePpo Scammony' peratrihe' lQu'"l"e'
Red Precipitate, ~ Stanum'
Chemicals, &c. Strychnine,
suIph. Morphine Pure Pure Mt, it,; Silver & No.
Act. Clrlc Acld,
Denarcotized Opium Tannin, Piperine,
Iodid. of Iron, (Hare's, Oxide of Silver, &c.
October 8, ls47--[4
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T~QD MR # N"rm

NJ |SA4v MHA-I&dAIN ~ .
A HOUSE and Lot on Chestnut Street, at
- present occupied by Samuel Berry, Esq.
Possession given the LIST of October.
Apply to H. r. NIXON.
Sept II, 1877 Lift
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bO, NOA Aob14LAJ
sists in part of
TOBACCO.
Manufactured Tobacco
from the best factories
in Virginia
Fine cut and smoking
tobacco, snuff, &c.
10000 sEGARs,
Assorted brands.
Regalias, Panatello, Prin-
cipe, Justo Sanz,Cole-
RADIO Elrecurdode La
dy MinervaP rensados,
Ell Aguila La Leatad,
&c.
PICKLES & PRESERVES,
from w. Under wood &
Co Of Boston.
Pickles, preserves, fresh
bottles fruits, catsups, o.
lives, capers, pasts, sau-
ces,syrups, esserces, rose
water, orange water, &c,
which can be relied on
as being fresh and Of
good quality.
NUTS.
Filberts, brazil nuts, AL.
monds, pecan nuts,
| walnuts, shelled AL
monds, &c.
! Miscellaneous Articles
I Crockery, hardware, cut
| fiery. Cooper's and Car
penter's tools, guns, axes
nails, dry goods, negro
clothes, blankets, hats
! caps, boots, shoes. heavy
, coarse socks and stock
ings for negroes, sea
mems clothing of every
variety, sheaths, belts
palms, sheath knives, &
seamen's chests.
Wooden and Willow
Ware
/ Mats of every variety.
Duck and Cordage, 70
shipping use.
/ BREAD AND CRACKERS
Pilot and Navy bread,
! Butter, soda, sugar, lie
mon. & pick nick crack
ers, Boston crackers il
tin cans. batter and wa
ter crackers.
)WARD & PEDEN.
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STATE OF NoErH-cARo7-,..

NEw-HANovER CouNrY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sss.;,
September Term, ls47. "s'
Original Attachment-I..;,
upon all the right, title and ;e sI
. est Of the defendant in H I,'s''
Alfred Martin, and Lot near the Nor,boinOuss
VS.. >tremity of the town of Wiz VIII e.
John Butcher. ton, it being the Western lung
Lot 10, as per CampbelIsI p nI' Of
also one Chest; contaiDnr pat
J. Clothes, Crockery Ware T. De-
SkF appearing to the satisfaction of n, Ec'
- that the defendant, John Butcher, is D Oo
resident of this State or SO abscOnds or con MOI
himself that the ordinary process of the .Ocea'
be served upon him: it is ordered bv II" I a
that publication be made in the Wilm;Dna,oo GOur
nal for the space of six weeks, nOfyins Sn 3OGF
fendant to appear at the next term Of ss;a oG de-
to be holden at the Courthouse in the .0 SoOrt,
Wilmington, on the 2nd Monday in D .S"n Of
next and fepevy said property, or it will he
demned and sold to satisfy plaintiffs udpm.uU.' n'
Teste, L. H. MARSTELLER %m
Oct l, lS47-[ Pr. fee, IS 62.1-a6.,f A
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Fresh Supplies.

gRHE undersigned have just received and
- opened splendid and full stock ofGROCE-
RIES and SHIP STORES, for family use and
masters of vessels.
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RHEUMATISM g. THE PILES.

September 10, 1876.
Dr. Townsend-Dear Sir: My wife has been for seve
raj years afflicted with rheumatism. She has tried ma
different remedies to obtain relief but all TO III
purpose. She was finally induced, by seeing your ad
vertisement, give your Sarsaparla trial. We pro
cured of it from your (Mr Van Buskirk)anC
renced great relief and in very short time per
feCty cured. | was also together with man in my
employ badly troubled !y:Ih piles, and by using small
quantity of your Sarsapara. our complaint was com
pleely cured. consider it of the best of medicines
and would advise all who afflicted TO give il trial
GARRIT GARRABRANT,
- 1913 Market-st, Newark.
Clergymcn and Physicinns.-AS nell as thousands
of others in all parts of the United States continual
ly sending certificates and informing of the benefits
derived from DR.. Townsend's Sarsapara.
my opinion of the virtues of your compound Syrup OF
Sarsaparilla am prepared to give it. have us
ed it in my practice and prescribed it for the last few
months, and must give it my decided preference
nything of the kind with which am acquainted, boil
to its medical virtues and the reasonable price
which you sell it. In scrofuous affections cuanCOus
CruptOnS generally, dyspepsia, Indigestion COStive ha
bits and liver plants, much pleased with its
effects In these complaints any other where scrofu
la is indicated, with confidence recommend it tC
the patronage of the profession valuable auxiliary
for removing diseases in some of IFS most troublesome
forms, and to all, a safe and valuable medicine.
Brooklyn, Nov. 81 1876 BENZ. WEEKS, NJ. d.
DR.. TOWnsend-Dear Sir: Having for some time past
been afflicted with pulmonary affection on my lungs
and continual pain in my side, owing to evening expo
sure in travelling after preaching and finding my dis
to increase, with much difficulty of breathing and
other alarming symptoms was advised by clergyman
friend of mine, 10 try your celebrated Sarsaparilla.
did so, and after taking two three bottles found my
self relieved. My appetite has been restored find
myself much stronger and hope very soon to resume
my usual duties ] have been greatly benefited by
your excellent medicine, l feel it my duty make
known the facts for the benefit of others who may be Ia
boring under the difficulties that have been fol
some time past. Yours, respectfully, SAM. WHITE,
Nov % 1851 Pastor of Baptist Church, Staten Island
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Read The folloning, and doubt if you can that con
sumption cannot be cured This is only of the 500
eral hundred that Townsends SarsaparIla has
cured: BROOKLYN Sept II, 1910.
DR.. Townsend-Dear Sir: Twas taken little over Il
year ago. with cough and pain in my side. 1t
increased on me very fast, indeed. pronounced
by physicians to have the quick consumption Iraised
large quantities of bad matter, had night scatS and
sinking very fast: my doctor said he could do nothing
for went into the hospital in hope of being bene-
fitted but pronounced there incurable l was
now greatly distressed at the lungs and could hardly
breathe soon became emaciaed and expected to die
confined to my bed, and obliged to have watch
erS indeed lcanno give you any description that would
do justice to my l was supposed by my friends
to be past recovery had tried great number Of
edes and all seemed to be 20 no purpose. read of
some most extraordinary performed by your me-
dicne and to tell you the truth suspected there
some huIn5ug in them But was induced to try it
did So and am very thankful did. cannot say that
am entirely WELL hut far recovered be about
my business, and hope to be entirely well in a few
weeks My cough and pain in the side. and night
have left me, and raise but very little and am fast
gaining my usual strength felt it duty to give you
a statement of my case, to publish if you please.
PETER BROWN, AZ Littlestreet Brooklyn
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CONDITIONS.

I. Each bid must be, for a separate number on the schedule, Gc.. fOr cash; to be deposited at one Of the following places. 10 the credit of the Solci Tor of the Treasury. specifying. account of whs particular number in the schedule of property ii is deposited, 10 vii
 The United States Treasury st Washington, Dis iret of Colnmbia; the Assistant Treasurer at Bos- ton. New York, Philadelphia. Charleston, s. C., New orisans. and St. Louis.
 The Collector of tnG Customs at Buffalo, Y. | , Baltimore. Md, N imington, x. C.. Savannah. Ga, Mobile, Ala. asd Richmond. Va;
 Surveyors of the c;.stoms. Nashville. Tenn. Gin. eiBnati, Ohio, and
 Receivers of public monsys at Little Rock, Ark. Jefersonylile Indiana; Chicago, Illinois, and De iroit, Michigan.
 ? Each bid must be accompanied with guar. anty, n the form given below which aust oe cer. tined by collector naval ofhcer. marshal. United States district attorney, cs postmaster, that the guar antor IS good. and the party making is respectable for the amount.
 :. On receiving eerti6cate sf deposite, Mgned by one q lne aeposltoFes aboye-IarailoHed qaii claim deed, conveying all the rghi. title, interest and clam of the United States to the property de scribed in the bid, and paid for, will be executed and acknowledged hy inc Solicitor of the Treasury free of all charge to the purchaser Such convey ance will b. seat. free cf expense to any post of- {. ice in the United States, ss assy he requested
 ( No bid will be accepted aniess it shall b. sat. istsctcgy to the Solicitor whshef there shall ts CT aore b1ds fos the property. | $ Before bidding. all peEsons requested to make fhemselves acquainted with the situation
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From u,e Eidorado Cnion. Democratic state Convention.


 The time is at hand when the democratic party n nion, should come together for the purpose of $tchng delegates 10 the Democratic State Con- venuen, which will assemble in the city of Little
 hock' on the first Monday in January next. for the
 purpose Of nominating candidates for the office of roVernor, Congress, and Electors. As yet we nave heard no very decided expression of public op'Mon Tn favor of any one for the office of Gov t'hor. We understand that the claims of several ls'inguished democrats will be presented for the
 Ons,deration z @ of the Convention. Judge Roane, A.. n thornton, and the present incumbent, Thos s. ptew nave all been spoken of. Is 1t not time the people should begin to weigh and canvass their e'pecuve claims to that high office, that they may enanied 10 indicate to their delegates, of the
 4tee whom they would prefer, or whether there
 arc not others in the State equally trustworthy,
 possessing high qualifications connected with f1-
 .''iilaoie hrmness- Of Coy. Drew, we would say,
 Nas Claims upon the democratic party of no .unafy eharacter--the circumstances under which
 " tnfew himself in the breach to save the demo- aue party from "disgraceful defeat'' during the s' eahVass, after Dr. Chapman had ingloriously I sL the contest in the very midst of the sh'' and which for the time seemed to threaten
 % aeieat, s Juld not be forgotten--one who ,. i%hed under our banner and led us on to
 ns." ana yIcior, in the hour of peril, of dark ~ ahu oi gloom, sa ely Is worthy to be trusted
 n i noon day ot ospeFity. For Congress k H 'ohhson, as far as we have been enabled to
 seems to be the favorite--his fidelity in the PP'i' oi the great measures of the democratic en-. "itt's of no questionable has been long
 v,,t t'n oi Arkansas. no one is more eonverSant ons ', 'e wants of her people, and may say, no h. VI" seek with more assduity and ability to roaI neit every interest--slill there are other l I "t" and true in the State, the Convention is l "'snine who are 10 be our standard bearers oi 'ahnenee and ability should be placed uhr Electoral ticket, able fully to yindicate 1 . r1n.ipiss of our party, and expose those of Il Po''ocai opponents. With able and efficient of AT "''"'a among ourselves, the democracy W. iAans'is have nothing to fear
 e,a,ai would be much pleased to see some of our l In Sris democrats in Union, taking the lead l gge the tune and place, for tke county meet l ssr.lN shouhi speed to work, le, the notice be
 h, ,a r"'' lar and wide that every democrat in
 sa m n,tuhty may be in attendance, and give his
 'hs party
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE.

TYRE Han F. N. Ewing, late Chief Jgsiics offhe \ State oi Kentucky. having been appointed to the professorship vacated by The resignation s 6arustt Duncsn, Esq, elected io Congress, tue Faenlig Of Law noy. consists ot--
 Hon. HEHRY pIRTLE, l.. l.. D., Professor of Gen.
 s,itatioaai Law. Equity and Eqai,y Pisadiags.
 and Comuaereial Law.
 Hon EenRAtM M. EWING. L.. L. D.. Professor of
 the Science of Law including the Common Law
 and its History. and Criminal Law. PREsroN S. LoueasoRouGH, l., L. D.. Frofesaos
 of the Law of Real Property. ol the Practice of
 Law. including radiags aad Evidence, sad ths
 Laws of Nations,
 The course of tuition for the second session will commence, in Louisville, Kentucky, on the hsst Monday in November next, and eoainue months.
 Students are arranged in two classes aeeorainEto to their classes.
 Instruction will be given by recha,lens bY e1- amins.ions. and 6y oral lectures and expesiions, Of which six every week ssll be given to each class.
 A Moot Coart will sit twice h each week, at which a cause. previously given o1t, will be argsed by the students. ahd an oplal6a delivered by ths presiding professor.
 The students will also be exercised in the pre- para.ion oi legal instruments aud pieadiaws
 The stusiebts of the Lew Department of the UHi- versity are, by provision of its charter, entitled to attend the Lectures Medic jurisprudence tn the Medical Department without charge. course of such lectures wili be delivered 10 the Law and Medical classes during the session. The libraries of the professors and also cf fhe practitioners of law in the city will be open ta ths students. A capital of near SJ0O0 having been oA- taned, is about 10 be invested in the purchase of Law Library, to which the staden's will have se- cess.
 Students who shall have ats nded two full coufsps of instruction in this University, h soaAs other school and in this, have praetised the proiessIon year. snd attended one course of lee t1res here. and have passed satisfactory exsmtna- tion will be entitled, upon the mendasion Of the Law Faculty ,o'hs Degree of Bachelor Of Laws, which the University is authorized to confer.
 The fee is S.o to each professor. and the ma,sica- aion fee S5.
 Good board and lodging can he had in Louisville and ifs vicinity for fso S3 10 S3 50 per week The lecture rooms are in the new Court House, and sfs commodious and comfortable.
 Communications should he a,idre ssed to Prof PfF- tie. JAMES GUTHRIE, President Jairersiiy of Loefsriifs,
 Sept. is47. -f
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Green lCoanty DemoegatIc l,oayeutlOu,

At . Democratic Convention, at Gainesville, Green county, Arks., the llth day of Sept, le47 flor the purpose of nominating deegates to attend the democratic State Convention to Do held at tkle Rock, on the first Monday in January, 1s4S--
 On motion of pr. c. D. ,Cref, the Hon. James Clark was called to the chair, and Henry Powell was appointed Secretary.
 The following resoIutiOn was offered and adop- ted.
 Resolped, That committee of four be appointed by the chair, draft resolutions expressive of the sense of this convention.
 And the chair appointed the following gentlemen, to wie John M. Mitchell, Dr. G. B. Croft, A. l.. Stuart, and John Mccoy. The committee retired, and, after short absence, returned and reported the following resolutions; fE
 Res0loed, That five delegates be appointed to att tend the democratic state convention, be held al Little Rock on the first Monday in January, lS4S, for the purpose of nominating candidate for Rep reseDtative to the Both Congress, Governor of the State of Arkansas, and three Electors for President aud Vice President of the United States
 Rssoiced. That the delegation consist of the fol- lowing gentlemen, to wit; Dr. C. D. Crejt, John McCoy, J. N. Maehea, 4. T. PaFycar, and Rev. J. K. NOrseOrths. Resolued, That we approve measures and not men"--that we instruct delegation to take into consideration the long neglect of the northern part of our state, and endeavor to select candidates whose interests are identified with our nteTests and if they cannot obtain equal share in the disfri- button of oces, then to go for such men as in their opinion, would be most acceptable to their eonsti- tuency.
 ResolUed, That we are opposed to all Bankiag and srindliny fnstitutiOns. To higa protcctrs TeriG- and to the distribnon c e public laHds an'Ong the States.
 ResOlced, That we approve of the sub-treasury system, and are in tap0r of fhe grGduatioH of d.e price of the public lands. Resotred, That each township in this county be requested to hold township meetings, to express their sentiments and draw up such instructions us they may wish their delegation to adhere to- ResolDed, That the prudence and wisdom exhibi ted by our chief magistrate, James h Potk entitlc him to the confidence and gratitude of the notion.
 Resotoed, That the Secretary furnish each delegate with certificate of his appointment. ResOl1ed, That every democratic paper published in this State be requested to publish the proceedings of this convention.
 Which resolutions were adopted by the conven- vention, and, motion, the convention adjourned.
 JAMES CLARK, CAaiTmaa. HENRY POWELL, SecretGry. SENSIBLE THE LAsT.-The Earl of Malmsbury, in writing of the illness of one of the Georges says that when the physician Willis, who was also a clergyman, entered the room the king asked him II he, who was clergyman, was not ashamed of him. self for exercising such profession. E. 'sSir," said Willis, "Our Savior himself went about healing the sick" se
 "Yes," answered the king, "but he had not f700 | year for it.''
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Commissioner's Sale.

Rf virtue of commission to me directed from A1 the ehancerysld of the PuIaski Circuit Court, will offer at public sale, to the highest bidder for cash, at the Court-house door of said county of rulasai, on Monday the 18th day of October next, me following tracts of land situate in said county 10 wt The west half, of the south west quarter oi section three; the eass half of the south of section four; and the north east quarter of the north west quarter of section ten; contaning ia all SOO acres of land, all In town ship one south rangs E vest Sold to satisfy decree in chancsry agains, Parson V. shurman, (and as his land) in favor O. Samuel Blgham. Sale within the usual hours This 24,h day of Sept. ls47
 A. J. HUTT,
 CommiasioRer. Little Rock, Sept 27. ls47. 3-tds.
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R. M'CREIGHT. PH OTO C. RAPHIST

HAS TAKEN rooms oyer the Drug Store of Dr. Ik Dodge, where he ~iii remain fsr short tirass
 MIS:STunks, of every size and sfgie, taken ap an improved principle. with eolorng iD 4il kinda af Roog,s open from o'clock. A. M.. aas:i o'elpcE r. M Ladies and gentlemen Ieqt. stsd to cell and examine specimens of his skill
 Apparatus furnished. and instructions gisen .a the Au
 Little Rock, Aug as, 1s47 so--H
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YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY

BRN VT VI FFRVfFEI- pr5rr'pgF
 MISS c lhdTILH.j plcf0R. .i.s.staat THE sTUDIES cf this Inssitusion .vit, te ,,an. l med on Monday. Ae i3A Sepsembsy Mgs Csrroii takes this opportunity Of returning sAsnks to her patrons srd risads. and requests psseats t en'ef 'heF children on the hFsi day of the session fl eonveRisDi; as 1t ni sseIissase the o,matos Al ths classes IL is aeaiFab3e that yoosg lsssss wha hsae not parents res,aag Ia the eisy shcaJd tosrd st the lsstltu'on. The terms In.y he ssen m Es. neI advertisements.
 Lt,le Rock. Aug is, tstT 4a 6.
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Senatorial candidate.

DIR; : You are authorized 10 announce the as a can ddate, to represent in the State Senate the district comprising the counties of Saline and Perry.
 II. Nj. RECTOR To the Editor of the Banner. Saliae Co3Rfy, August 8, Is47