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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-31
STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA.


NEw-HAxovER COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term A. D. l949.
I Original Attachment
William A. Wright & Levied u o sundy
Joshua G. Wright, goods, wares, and mer-
VS.. chaodize, & upon house.
Fasqual NJ. Luciani. hold and kitchen furni-
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
/ the defendant in this case resides beyond the
limits of this State. or so absconds or conceals
himself that the ordinary process of the law can
not be served upon him: On motion, it is ordered,
that publication be made in the Wilmington Jour-
nal for six weeks notifying said defendant to ap-
pear at the next term of this Court and replevy
said property, or the same will be condemned and
sold to satisfy plaintiffs claims.
Teste, L. H. MARSTELLER. Crk.
March 81. ls4s--f29-6t Pr. fee. 81 81
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AUCTION SALE.
BY CRONLY, WALKER g. HALL.
Two Negroes.

Itco Negroes.
WWILL be sold the LIST of April, between 10
wv and l l o'clock, a. H. at Exchange corner,
two likely fe male slaves. Terms accommodating.
March 81, lS4a
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NoTE.-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentne al
ways sold in the water and subject the expense
Of landing, inspection, cooperage &C. say lumber
Soc to per M tar and Turpenne about l0c per Dbl.
For dry virgin or mixed urpentine deduction is made
according 10 quality.
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rounding country, tnat &oe
large and general supply o
MER GOODS.
Superfine blue and black c
Broad Cloths;i {
Drab D'Ette; III
Blk & fancy Cassimeres; I
Blue, black and goldl
mixed Sat.inetts. |
Plain striped and gold 3
mixed Kentucky Jeans,I
Blk satin and fancy Yes 7
tings; g
Marseilles Vesting; Is
White and plaid Linen I
Drill; 3
Brown and Slate Linen;
Drill; IS
Fancy. plaid, and striped
Cotton Drill;
FOR LADIE
New style of plaid Silks;I {
Fullard do {
CoIored, plaid, & striped S
! Silk;
Plain black do II
Bombazine. large supply;IJ
French Robes; II
do Habits; il
do Collars;
Ginghams, we'll assort'd;
do Lawns; !
Coiored Borages;
Black do ]
Plain and plaid Alpaca; i
Silk Warp do I
BOrage Shawls;
do Scarfs;
Ladies Cravats; i
Edgings and Insertings;II
Fancy spring and sum-
mer prints;
Silk & Cotton Parasols;
Together with a variety
merous to mention /; all of
by the package at reduced
at uncommonly looU p1cI
We would call the att
chants to our stock, and
the same before purchasin
confident that we can of
they ever had offered in 4
&c
Wilmington. N. c., n
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARo11NA'

NEw-HANOvEn COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
March Term, A. D. 1918.
! Original Attachment
Oliver and Augustus ! Levied on a certain lot at
the Rail Road Bridge near
Wemore, the Depot; also on store
Son Market rect, south
VS.. side, adjoining the lot of
John ]. Mcmillan on the
Pasqual NJ. Luciani. west, and Thos. H. Wright
on the east.
T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
L the defendant in this case resides beyond the
limits of this State. or so absconds or cOnceais
himself that the ordinary process of the law can
not be served upon him. On motion, it is ordered,
that publication be made IN the Wilmington Jour.
nal for six weeks, notifying said defendant to ap-
pear at the next term Of this Court and replevy
said property, or the same will be condemned and
sold TO satisfy plaintiffs claims.
Teste. L. H MARSTELLER, Ci'k.
March 81, ls4s--[29-6t [Pr. fee, 81 81
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Wear Spring
MILLINERY GOOD

MRS. BRAMLET respectfully informs the La
vi dies of Wilmington and the surrounding
country. that she has just received from the North
her SPRING and SUMNER stock of MILLINERY
and STAPLE GOODS. Her stock has been
laid in with great care, and comprises the largest
assortment ever before offered in this market Her
goods are offered for sale at lower rates than SINH
lar articles can be bought at any other Millinery
Store in the place. She deems it unnecessary to
state in an advertisement the various articles she
has for sale, but respectfully invites those in want
of any article in the Millinery line to give her a
call at her store on Frcnt near Market street, and
examine her goods before purchasing elsewhere.
March 81, lS4S-1 29.H
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BOARDING and LODGING.
First door West of the Post-o6fce,
MARKEr-srREET, WILMINGTON, N. G.:

Ia The subscriber respectfully Informs
fifth tho public that he has opened that largo
i!!lER and commodious brick building on Mar.
sss3 ket street. next door to The Post-of7ice,
as BOARDING HOUSE, and respectfully 30.
cits share Of public patronage. His terms will
be moderate and his table as good as the Market
will afford The subscriber grateful for past fd-
vors, returns his thanks to those who patronized
him at his former stand, and would respectfully
solicit from them continuance of their custom at
his new establishment, on Market.street.
Nov. l2. [e-6m] PETER SMITH.
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received. beg Ieave TO an.
f Wilmington and sur
ey are now receiving a
OF SPRING and SUM-
Cravats and Stocks;
CarPeting,a good supply;
Irish Linen & Lawns;
Bleached and brown
Shifting;
10 4 bleach'd Sheeting;
Bed Ticking and Apron
Checks;
Table & bird eye Diapers;
8-4 brown damask do
ga white do do
Damask Table Covers;
80, 80, & 81 inch Scotch
Gingham Umbrellas;
Silk & Cotton pocket
Hdkfs.
Els WEAR.
Grape Lisse;
Colored Tarleton;
Swiss, Null and Boob
Muslin;
plaid & striped do
Jaconet and Cambria do;
Bonnets, new style;
Bonnet & Cap Kibbens;
Wreaths and Flowers;
Muslin skirts;
Black and colored silk
Fringe;
Ladies cold Kid Gloves.
/ DO do silk do
Black " white English
silk Hose;
do raw do
iBrk, colored, and white
Cotton Hose;
Misses colored do;
Clasps, Beads, and Tas.
| sells;
W vi QUIET dIllCleS 100 nu'
If which. being purchase
I'd prices, will be Offered
ceS.
ttention of country mer
d solicit them 10 examine
ing elsewhere, as we fee
offer better bargains thar
this market.
Ohm KYLE s. co.
March 81, lS4S-3-y
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Bank Rates of Exchange, Wilmington.
Bank checks on Philadelphia, premium per cent.
" New York, &c " 20
" " /" Boston, | "
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STATE OF MORT H-cARoI.TNA,


NEw-HANovER COUNTY.
Court of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions.
March Term, A. D. ls4S.
C0arles W. Bradley \ Original Attachment
LEVIED on Lot No.
vs. l66. letter B, Except
Sthe burying ground
James r. DePeyster and thereon } and also on
Lot on the south side
Richmond Whitmarsh. of Henderson's Ally.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendants in this case reside beyond the
limits of this State, or so absconds or conceals
themselves that the ordinary process of the law
cannot be served upon them: On motion, it is or
dered, that publication be made in the Whining
ton Journal for six weeks, notifying said defen-
dants to appea~ at the next term of this Court and
replevy said property, or the same will be con-
demncd and sold to satisfy plaintiff claims.
Teste, l.. H. MARSTELLER, Cfk.
March 81, le4s--tc96t Pr fec 81 81
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QEGARS.-Woclsey's Loaf, Crushed. Pulver-
y lied and Ground st Croix and Porto Rico SUI
CARS; received per brig Belle, and for sale by
D. w. WOOD.
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NEW CHEAP CASH STORE.
First Door in R. W. Browns New Build.
ingS, on Front Street, few Doors
from Marker Ntreet

THE subscribers, thankful for the liberal pa
tronage which they have received beg eave TO an.
nounce to the citizens of Wilmington and sur
rounding country, that they are now receiving
large and general supply OF SPRING and SUM-
MER GOODS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-31

9ALT-2OOO bushels heavy Alum Salt, for sale
- March 81 By MCKELLER & McRAE.
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oUGAR-l2 bbls clarified Sugar; hhds POr-
- to Rico do; just received and for sac by
March 81 McKELLER g. MCRAE.
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SODA BISCUIT, Butter and Sugar Crack
~ ers, in store and for sale by
Jan 291 WIN. A. GWYER.
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PLANTING POTATOES-l75 bbls Yellow,
and $50 bhfs White Planting Potatoes, in fhe
order. For sale bv .. w. WOOD,
Jan IS, lsis--!2oh
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Father Of his Country Buld :, % The skies YOU can
not outresch ,he lJiuness % BIZ principles. Found 10
uucn the massive and eternal rock Won cannot make Do
more enduring than h.s fame Construct O. 0f the
peerless P4rsn marble YOU cannot MAKE 70 purer ;hsn
bis Ifcf Extsusf upon % me rules and principles OF
anc.eltl and ot modern art vou cannot make 10 more
prnporronafc than biz character
But lct not your homage % his memory end here
Think transfer tablet or column ne tribute
which i due from yourselves. just honor = Na-l-
iugon can only BE- rendered ~ observing rs rrccepts
ard initiating bis example. SiulRadigs fscg-rHhs Hr
has bull. lis oSu monument Weurd those who come
after Is n successive generations are ts appointed -
pri si.eS ed guardians This wide-s Fresd Republic u
the true monument 90 Washington Msintaln lts indie
pendcuce Uphoid u Constitution Preserve is mon.
Defend iis Liberty Lei stand before The world IN at
i,s original strength snd beauty securing peace order
equality. and freedom 90 al. within ts bound mes snd
shedding light and hope md y upon the pathway Of
human liberty throu -hOgt the world and Washington
needs no other monument Other structures may sty
testify our generation for him this this alone adc
ouafe.y Illustrate bis services % mankind
Nor does be- need even this. The Republic may per.
ish the wide arch 40 our ranged Union nay "a. star
1y star - sCrcs may expire stone by stone s col.
urns and ts Cap.;c. may mcu'fer and crumole' al
other names whc1 ai1ru b. annals may be forgotten
but rs long ne tumsu hearts shs anywhere pant or hu
ran tongues shall anywhere plead Tor true. rational
constitutional liberty those hearts shsl ensnrine the
memory and those tongues proong the fame o.. GEORGE
WASHINGTON
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THE EAGLE HOTEL,


DEoFENED The subscriber has leased ms lsIg-
IL aud commodous hotel for term u years, and hopes
by constant attention 10 his guests y merit TIE pa9llkv %
all those who have long known the adv-nihs hch s
house possesses every Other IN tbs CITY ID a1doo
10 lie pleasant and central location has been renoieisd
IN many important particulars and furnished n siNis IN
surpassed ~ any hotel In tie eastern clues, ana IN ae
gree of luxury and elegance never before attempted ~ is
section Of the country,
The READING Rooms are supplied With tho leading
newspapers of Uuited States and all tho Public Rooms
have been ed furnished with direct reference 10 tbs
comfort and convenience OF those who may DO pleased To-
ys them .,... a.. ID, .
The LADIES' DRAWING and RECEIVING ROOMS are
furnished Ia richest and most elegant manner win he
very best Of modern furniture. ...- .,~
The PRIVATE PARLORS and SLEEPING APART
MESTs arc also furnished In The same style
Feeling satisfied that Of his can be otherwss
than pleased with hi. public private rooms he viii en-
deavor BY supplying his TABLE with the aysr raE MARKET
AFFORDS and with attentive aud 0blgng servants, n
please al who may enter the Dining Hall
His cooks arc trained their business and know now IN
please the taste Of the most fasiidOus.
A commodiOus OMNIBUS will at al times De Al thu De
DOT on tho arrival Of the several trains Of and also AZ
de Packet Landing, and viii convey travellers and theif
baggage 10 and from ths hotel free II charge
Snthnz will be Omilied 90 The part Of the Proprietor 20
sive the perfect Satisfaction 70 al ~ho aoP a, MS
house. . u WAbbhipoh
Roche..r limo TO- 1919 $40 Inc
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The New.Ler,er Mater-Cure Estab

~ The New-Jersey water-Cure Establish
,eut .u aled 10 The Orange Mountains Al South Or-ng
NswJersey, fheeu mles rom hsw-fo'k 90 ne Ane o.
~ Morris AL k--ex ksllrOEd-
The car. stop within quarter Of mile run no esf:.-
s.Hrnt ssvng the foot Of Coriand-s a. O'Clock, A "
nd Oc.Ock r 81 Of each day arriving a. SCUM orange
u ABOUT one hour. ,-.--.
Dr. NEEKER Announces W the public that he has i1sl
ersd rs srrang for one of the most copete
-r-Cur- estahA shnelis and Sumner retreats 10" u IL
county <,,.s -.
DR. /. rsrrled from Europe 10 the Winter q ~ wnsfs
ne had been nearly three years more han ou-t,fa o
ure Wa spent Gfaeferberg and ne Ouef " .sl
hshrus u Germany and has been since nat tie eng ~ 70
10 cng location and erecting AZ estsoAsaI-ni sai1eo
- IL view. The subject ,... -. -.
r. e.,,bissng-. i p arned particularly with view 70
- ~ ard convenience u he paent and = olilt upon
- E~y.h - OF estaDlslinculs, laFnS pm
- ro1 ascl.d each pa1cnls roct shut Oh ron
~ 5u by folding doors, where ne patient can have every
81 exrepi he args doucLe snd swimming BATH winch are
n sused about lo rods from The house ~ me gl-n -
- u,ognf.in There also re~ 4arge plunge nahs ~
aouse Oh The groln-s also tTo wave baths, o;
.t ton e nsra falls VI the brook IN Tie viue. and
.,ilrz bah - feet square erected 70 the pleasure
summer visitors, - s--ectnz heir friends and other pa
Gerls.
Dr. 4 viii open Ia establishment for the sessoc on The
l5h Jlrr Al Any Communications addressed % CHAS II
MEEKER, Nd a. AsS1fk, ~ Jerssy, Or 81 South Orange
n. Jsrsey, VIZ receive sasnE01. Ell In
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sANDERs,s FIFTH READER

rI'HE SCHOOL READER Fihh Book, designed as q
l sequelto Sanders's Fourth Reader
Part Firs-COnainng full instructions In tho rhetorf
cal principles Of Reading and Speaking illustrated By
numerous examples.
Pau second Consisting Of elegant extracts IN Prose
and Poetry nom various eloquent writers, accompanied
with notes explanatory " such historical or classical a1
ons as the lessons contain For hs use Of aca de
mics the highest classes In common and select schools
by Chas W X J &. Sanders. / vol. Emo. f15 pages
Just published BY MARK II NEWMAN co.
~ 80 lg9 Broadway
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PUBLIC HOUSES AT NANTUCKET.

me OCtAN HOUSE, NIT 81 FAHktF
THF ATLANTIC H0UsE, AZ siAscOSsEr, BY u cRo,sts
-. THE OCEAN HOUSE, having been sfesily enlarged
III. and otherwise improved, with good accomnoiaors
- FOR sea-baihng - now, In comfort and couVeneuce,
Inferior TO no public house In New England
THE ALTA MTG HOUSE, erected ihls aea'on 81 ; a.
consei Is large. aud commodou-, and csnno ~ -
be pleasant home TO such desire pure fresh air. magn'
cent oce an scenery and nne hsh1g. -
The mo steamer Massachusetts, Capt Lot Pnney mst -
four trp. a weeE during the summer months, between Nsn'
ucket and New.Bedford, a. follows
Leave, Nantucket on Monday and Saturday at AN ana
on Tuesday and Thursday at y AN.
Leaves New Bedford on Monday and Saturday Al I'm
and on Wednesday and Friday 81 "a AN. .
The time occupied IN mskng tbs passages between Nan.
lcke New Bedford, including the audings o. boin"-
Hole and Woods Hole. is only about a hours
These passages delightfully."- pleasant N summer, mo
passengers being IN sight o. and The whole distance.
Nantucket June o. 1913 lyi h"'W
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~ Wigs and TOupec--B aicheiors new inFenlti
W., AID .cars are far advance of any hitherto offered
% fe public. for lghtness. durability aud nafA appeaf
..a ffev arr uleqa ed AL persons wishing hfstraie
scao sJu not s to call al the m8uuiactory Of WM
BtrrHrfoF Nl--st Broadway, before Plfcnas-
M eses her, Prvs,e rooms for htlng wigs ypLh>@lu
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poARnIN THE COUNTRY

Attic PARK HOUSE. Orange, Nes.Jersey-A most
hdeghll country residence during the summer months,
pleasantly located IN one OF he healthy towns IN iic
Union-a hours ride from NewYork, with which shefe 1.
!" tsis i,ns 4 p BALDWIN Pronnefof
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By Telegraph to the Scw-IOrk Tribune
PEACE OFFICIALLY PROCLAIMED.

BlLrfmnhE. lfluag s-i1
~. u,.t5acfo. Uni9a Of this morning pub
fishes Ae Presidents Official proclamation an.
rornciyg Peace and the disbanding Of our troops
officers SC.
i, has been raining here ali night, and is raining
Still
Breadstaas ars dropping.
LAND RrFoRx Is WIscoSslS The Editor
or " Ygnag Americq" has received letter from
Warkesha County, Wisconsin,, dated June %,
stating that the Legislature Of the young State has
decided forthe lnaEenable Homestead and Limit
alton. and for the sale Of the Public Lands 70
actual settlers at the simple cost Of survey and
transfer. We hope this is al true, but seeing
nothing Of 10 in our Wisconsin papers, we are com
PEELED 20 doubt
~ The Rocacsfer DeD.ocrat states that NJ.
DooflrrLE 0Barnburnerl Of Wyoming. he's let.
ter from Gen. TAYLOR stating that in his Signal
letter be did not mean 70 commit himself TO tie
Editor opinions on the Wilmot Proviso IL states
also. that the letter referred 70 as having been
written 20 Hon. ELIJAH NAM. was written TO
that gentleman when he was a Member Of Con
eress.
- TIE Bradto,d pa Reporter, published IN
Mr.. Wimot's village. has run up the name Of Mar
tin Van Buren, for President.
- A correspondent Of the Baltimore Pa'7ot
suggests the following from Beaumont and Fletcher az
fitting inscription for the National Monument to Wash
ington
Nothing can cover his high fame but Heaven
40 pyramid set Oh bis memory
But the eternal substance o. his greatness.
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AsrRnnnrny roa scHooLs.

uUNTfNGTOE SAVAGE, Bookseller. and Publishers
lx6 PeeTst have In course " preparation, ne wOfs
On Astronomy for schools b Professor MITCHELL Of the
Cincinnati Observatory The well known talents Of NE
Editor this branch VI Science together with the facilities
which be possesses for obtaining Astronomical Information
afford guarantee Of the excellence of tbs forthcoming
- el5
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~ The B0hm Flute.-A o. BADGER. lol Broad
way has constantly hand complete assortment o. behn
Ftes u hs manufacture, and particular pains VIII ~
taaen with fltes made ID order, and 70 al cases rraned
30 give satisfaction. snd n addition can be found FnAP
Der al y each ard his Quadres for Flute and Guitar also
books OF instruction. by Clinton, Nicholson end others laoe
-,-l- --.-5s le5 n
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BOOK TRADE.
GREELEY & M,ELRATH,

TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NETWORK,
PUBLISH THE FOLLOWING BOOKS, which thel
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Petxholts Lectures on Agricultural Chemistry CON, .
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Won Thaers Principles OF gricultgre cthl vol sVO
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SINNERS Journal Of Agriculture, ) vols $40 $500
Dr. LardneT's Lectures on Science and Art vols 5No.
Ewbank on Hydraulics and Mechanics VOL svo..
Life Of Henry Clay, by EPes Sargent brought
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Hur.bun's Essays on Human Rights, vol. l~mo. 80
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German and English Phrase Book, Paper. ........ Is
Osraelrs Cunosues Of Literature, with the sddluons
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The Silk Culture, lpaies) Paper. y
Gdiiths Chemistry and DallOns Philosophy ...:... u
Political Economy, by Atkinson, with an lntroduc-
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Esworihs Patent Report ~
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Prof MchePs Lectures on AsrOnony...........,. -
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Dt>rREssING ANp Fatal CALAMITY James r.
Mcknight Teller OF the Bank o! Atica and son OF
James 'lcKuilht of Buao. drowned ON the alter
noon OF the ith by the upsettng OF boat Ia The Mag
ara River lie was In company with several other
voupy men on an excursion when sQudi struck the
sail boat and upset her All the rest ot tlc company
were able 10 swim aud thus saved themselves bl re-
gaining the boat. on which they iosted do"n tna i'er
the boat turning over two OF three times until abreast
of Beaver Greek when they were rescued by boat
from Grand Island They were IN the water about an
hour and d half and one or two of them came very
near being drowned.
LANCASTER Posr OTEIcE.--Mrs Mary Dickson
has been reapponted 10 the Post once At Lancaster
Pa foy four wear. from the lat inst She hrst sp
pointed by Gen. Jackson, IN l-29.
- The Lady Of Lieut. Governor Reed was
injured At Yarmouth Mass on Wednesday, by the over
turning OF a carriago.
e The Chicago Hsraid states that Eldel
Knapp is holding a serio. Of meetings in that city
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r. WIg-. Wigs! Miss.-MEoHuEsT HsisD
importers ard marl4curers n Human ha would morn
leus sui strangers mat they have on hand tns afges
s cheapest AMI the best assortment OF WIGS soaps IA
-. toipees br.ids Of ong halr, nzees, ungleis and
.h-r srne1tal hair which for pnce aod qlay are IN
eoIaled The uade supplied, wholesale and re,a, u
H.idsu-lsne New YORK. le-% IN
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~ Wafer-Cure Establishment, Oyaer bay,
IT 3 m Is from sw-YorA-JCEL oHEW, BID aitlof
- TIE Wafer-Curs Manual. Handbook Of hycropalny,
y IL Edof Of the Waef-Cure Journal and me earnest
Ar,--csn practitioner Of the mode and Dr. p ROOF,
- puu on Pressnik receive patients a. above Pas
&C. yees dsys per steamboat Groom - r Fulton
49, les
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% II Is said that Hon. JosFPH r. ISGrRsotL
y Ia viii not DO a candidote for reelection 70
Congress.
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CITY ITEMS.

FRIDAY. July b.
FlEEs-Last night fire broke ont in a house
~ the uncturc OF + gath avenue and Bioomlnsdalc-
road but was extn,uished before much damage had
been done . The alarm of fire this morning az 9
o'clock was caused BY one OF the stables Of James Il.
Cook % Shcuf-st becoming gnited. but the hremcn
were quickly the spot and soon succeeded in 'u5du
iug the danes
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