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OFFIcE UNION TowBoAr Co. April 10, 1913.

OFFICE UNION TowBOAT Co. April y, 1913.
FROM and after this date the following regulations will
be in force in regard to assistance Of vessels on the
Bar An assisting boat will be furnished, either
inward outward whenever may be thought necessary
by an agent of this Line and no charge will be made ior
drawing l5 feet and less than 49, half rates will be charged
and all Is will be charged full rates. This regulation
when they loaded by the head the draft will be taken
from the All vesse that may have paid for assist
ing boat inward will be transported free of charge,
provided She moved of the limits OF the Corporation,
nor to the shipyaris.
api7 I'm JUNIUS BEEBE Manager
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AEMEAERN,
KNOWLES & NOEL,

PRAcy ICaL WayCHMaKERs,
sss.;ss Gf~9 on hssd 0s'fs as. ssa
1870 Ls;SssI $,,S%S?F F e. and English
Our personal attention will be devoted repairing every
description, Of FlEE WATCHES, CLOCKS. and JEwELRy ;
which shall perform satisfactorily charge. my2tf
FINE P MAH2D57 WAR sEEWz55 Ep r SHy5a AND
NELSON A. YOUNG, No. 8 Camp street, ,~p
friends ws and the nys ss aene his
sortment OF fine English ls and Swiss s,,~ &sAka
from the best and celebrated MANUFACTURES of London
hyep99 and Gsne els CAREFULLY put up and weanted
fsy s s1ssy sssy o
f Wa sGf k5Boai CHAINS
kss sfs hf sa 9sy
Damf RG GsDy Gesl AfGSfEE and Plain Gold FINGER
Collar Buttons Breast Pms Scarf Pins, Seal Rings Silver
cption, Go and Silver Pencils Silver spoons Forks Cups
Of every description, Ladies Fine sveIp plated sheted
celebrated Diamond pointed Gold Pens, Gold Silver
Holders Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods which offers for
sale on the most reasonable Terms
Persons from the country wishing purchase fine Time
Pieces, Jewelry would do well TO call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
szg PARTICULAR attention given to REPAIRING Clocks
and Watches at short notice. by the sktu worken
e<g Every description of Jewelry made and repaired TO
order m55 I'm
REM WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
~ REDON respectfully informs his frinds and the public
~. that he has removed his JEWEIRY STORE y~,
to the New Building the corner OF CH.4R- 4SfA
TRES and CISIO.HHOUSE Streets, where b.
he will open, MONDAY, May list, splendid, eAAs4A
establishment. He has spared neither pains EXPENSE
make in every way worthy the and patronage OF
ALL and he therefore hopes that he will
OF encouragent AS heretofore he will constantly
band large and varied selection OF rich
~ - and md ,t beautiful il1 lEWELRY and FANCf
and Chains, Silver and Plated Ware China Chrysta and
Bronze Ware, Clocks and Manse OInamenls every
scnpon Wokboxes and Dressng cases Papier mache and
Japaned Goods Ine Pocket and Toilet Cutlery Dirks and
Pistols Choice Penmery aud variety OF other articles
All OF which he determined to sell the moderate
prces. APPS 1T
WATCHES JEWELRY, ETC.
EDWARD A TYLER 80 Camp street, would respect
public 10 his fine and well selected stock OF JE ~ SA
ELR T. etc., comprising Watches OF the APP s
proved manufacture, Gold and Silver hunting $500
and Open faced Silver Ware OF every descrplon,
consisting part OF Tea, Table, Sugar Salt and Mustard
Spoons Forks, Ladies, Casors, Cups Pitchers Toast
Racks, etc.
variety OF Jewelry Cutlery, Rich Fancy Goods
PIANO FORTEs.
Just received the manufactures of
S iiessrs. Nunns Fischer and A. Ii. Gale
rs NE Ea m VI ~ Co, large supply OF their superior
x u PIANOS, III style cases-a few with |
Coleman .roian Attachment, and lvess Tuneabe Reeds
fiease call and examine. app II |
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4 !, AlSSWURTH, Murine and Commercial Notarv,
~ No 81 CAMP street, holding Commissions from the
f@s o. TEXAS, MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY, FLORIDA New
r91s, MISSOURI ILLINOIS, INDIANA, TENNESSEE, PENN
THLAwARE, ALABAMA, MAINE, NoRTHCARoLINA SoUTH
MOLINA, GEORGIA, NEwJERsEY OHIO, MICHIGAN
TaAAhsAs, VIRGINIA, MASSACHUSETTS, MARYLAND and
SEoTlcUT is prepared to take depositions and execute
all kinds OF legal instruments to be used or recorded
@@a oaes and the Territory OF WISCONSIN, The usual
ks. N o'ASo 40 S"Aieihucu III OH 4NOtdIldl pusi-
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TRAVELLERS TO EURoPE.-A late writer from
New York city, TO the Boston Traveller, says -
Not only the steamers, but the packet ships 60
ont from here now with crowds Of passengers. Not
with Europeans, but principally Americans The
famous Yorkshire sailed with her cabins filed last
week, and to-day, the beautiful and spacious Dew
onshre, of the London line, left with more passen-
gers than she could conveniently accommodate .
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NEw OR1E.Ss. March IL. 1916.

NEW ORLEANS, March Is, 1S4b.
M Dana-I have used in taking of two crops of sugar
the Patent Crate Bas yented by Mr. VIM. Feue and find
them far superior from their surface, the ordinary
bars use nasnuch they VIII from their peculiar toma-
ton. last five times as long. Respectfully,
mhlS BIN G. w CAMPBELL,
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mh24 1y
COMPREHENSIVE

,r,,, -. . Ot ah 7 " EHofilF.
IHhuNDERSiGNE ED have formed copartnership,
with view of transacting COTTON FAcToKAGE and
essRRAh COMMISSION BUSINESS in this city, under the
9s q IHUkNHlLL MCiLHENNY, 10 take effect
IHs S 81 May neat at which time the connection Of
an l1ofnhl with the house OF Ward Jonas s. Co will
edS0lycd "
hciLHEsEY has opened an office at No 81 GRAyIgR
a the purpose OF attending the of our friends
"Ma thhk proper 10 entrnSt with their business.
lm5 Sm JNO THORNHIII,
AtrOfteaAs, jan. %, 1913. r. MciLHENNY
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d. Cornelius Heeney, aged 3D. a former partner
of John Jacob Astor, died in Brooklyn the other
day, very rich.
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To PLANTERS, MERCHANTS, DRAYMEN and
STEVEDORES.
THE undersigned has hand and is constantly receiv
l. ing, general assortment OF Philadelphia .sssS
manufactured Wheelwnght work such as SsSMSA
WdGONS, CARTS, DR.AYS, Extra .<&aRM
Wheels, PUSH C.ARTS, B.4RRO US, ESagzG
HIND IRUC &C., manufactured of lIe Desln
rias and by the best wokmen on the most reasonable
terms. VIM. TFTTERTON
mh2i tlstJe corner OF Lafayette and Magazine SITS.
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STORAGE FOR COFFEE.
SA can take on storage floor, second story,
w dry and dark place, l5,0OO bags. Aso in another
store from 1000 to $1,000 bags. Merchants having coffee
to store will find their ad vantageto our
warehouses. EMERSON TOURNE u co,
apo 1913 Tchoupitoulas street
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r WROUGHT IRON SHAFTS. Be.

WE WROUGHT IRON SHAFTS, &c.
w r @ie prepared TO furnish, at short notice. from the
Fam fTHse OF Armstrong q Danagh Pittsburg all descrp-
ID naaine I'D Pieces, WROUGHT IRON, viz: Shafts
G g ana Sugar Mills, Piston Rods Wrists PItman
lr Inn ~ RES serew Mouds, and every variety of org-
lpll I'm iS'T y,yrpcr,,, ~. r.
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Col. BLACKS GREAT MARcH-We have con-
versed with several officers who recently visited
Vera Cruz and returned with the train, under COM
mand of Lit. Col. S. W. Black, of the LIST Penn.
Regiment. From all we can learn, we think it
may safely be set down as the quickest march that
has been made, since the arrival of the army at
Vera Cruz. Col. Black left this city on the 9th of
March last, with 200 American wagons, near 200
large Mexican merchant wagons, many of them
heavily laden with specie. and over $500 pack
mules. His escort consisted of detachment from
lst Pennsylvania Regiment of 200 men, one com
pany discharged FIoridians, and Capt. Dupern's
company Sd Dragons. He had in his train over
$50 sick and discharged soldiers about 60 officers,
and Capt. Walker, of the 9TH Infantry, who was
carried in mule litter all the way. Notwithstand-
ing the size and value of his train, he mdde The
march 10 Vera Cruz an Is days
He remained at Vera Cruz two weeks, and while
there the Governor received a communication from
merchants, highly complimentary to Col. Black,
and asking a favor that he might be permitted to
escort the Merchant train back to the city of Mexi-
co. This request, however, the Governor saw fit
to deny, and gave Col. Black the command of the
American train, consisting of nearly 500 laden
wagons.
He left Vera Cruz on the I'd, and arrived here on
the morning of the 18th, making the march back in
the unprecedented quick space of thirteen days
the usual time of marching with loaded train
and foot troops being from twenty 10 twenty-five,
days, exclusive of stoppages. Col, Black did not
stop single day; his troops, list Pennsy lvanians,
and q detachment of volunteer recruits, were
the GO all the while. They made the march
from Puebla to this city Seventy niles in two days
and half. Notwithstanding the apparentseverity
of the march, the men did not appear the least IA
tigued and the principal wagon master asserts that
he lost less animals than upon any previous OCCASION
Altogether, the march most extraordinary
one, and reflects the highest credit upon Col Black,
his officers and men. The great secret of the sue
cess of the march lies in the fact of early starting
We are informed that every morning, daylight found
the Colonel on the road his train stretched out and
awaiting the light to push on The consequence
was, that by midday and before the heat of the day.
his command had made their days march, and
were in camp The first and last days march from
Vera Cruz were made at night, the command leav-
ing at midnight, thus avoiding the terrible effects of
the sun, and resting during the day:
The officers of the command speak in the highest
terms of Quartermaster Gleason and Commissary
Diller who accompanied the command in charge
Of their respective departments, and OF the AdJu-
ant Lieut.. Clinton of Company I'll.
In conclusion, we think we may with safety call
the lst Pennsylvanians the $ marching regiment"
Of the service.-American Star, April 20.
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@ARRAA@ES.
NEW CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

o. C. y NEW CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
u &S3 Carondeet ST., betweea Gravier and Union sts
A Nd Hsinsp. %a91'ss,s5ss to order
mh22 6mDS1W AIKEN & I0W IND.
At hsGE 4 5hs Aoai,.ion CAR
n RAGE REPOSITORY. No oo s Lii :
" IeeeIvins fAsHioN lSs Lfa C cohf RI S
SRE @ XIV aIsc B EAT t5f s
GlES, &c &c, for STYLE finish price equal to anyin
CuSome are invited TO call and for themselves
mh5 3m H. s. SMITH, 66 St. Charles st.
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
NOS OIL and % Coamen street 6etoeen ST. Charles stree
MARSH D Sc NhMfxlsis Is E5eA tsssso,, to
fspd SspsF sda a 70 NJ e G
IN the United sate e a ns ae IeeeUns @
weekly by the New Packets fresh suppes nom ieir
and ample numbering from 100 to $50 CARRiAGES Of
the most improved styles and patterns city and country
mh5 BIN - l>-'.' l. MARSH DENMAN & co.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
VIE Patronage that has been extended SO very ber
l. ally the last seven years, while in Com !ssags -
mon street has induced the last summer C@+assSp<
na snG r spans st
We have Of the largest Shops m lne souInelu
country and are prepared, with good Northern workmen,
and the best OF Materials build any style of Carriage 10
9rqef, and guarantee them two if used the country
we are also better prepared than before for repairing
CARRIAGES and can restore them almost to their original beauty
and durability, although apparently and useless
we VIII pay freight on carriages sent repair We will,
HAND CARRIAGES winch will be sold low. Old CARRIAGES
taken in trade for New We invite the attention OF
cab at our Mandatory and Repository and judge Tor them
selves, at the corner Of GiRAILER and GAR ONDELEI'
mh5 3m MATTHEWS & DENMAN
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CoNGREss.-Uebdte on Incdfan.-in the meet
ing OF the Senate, May 5th MIR. Johnson, OF MARY
land, moved to take up the resolution when no
had previously offered, calling upon the President
to inform the Senate respecting officers serving IN
the army-how and when appointed, and whose
nominations had not been sent in. The motion was
agreed to, and the resolution adopted MIR. Allen,
OF Ohio, moved that the vote by which the Senate
agreed to the resolution, be reconsidered: Mr..
Johnson inquired whether any Senators had failed
to vote on the resolution. MIR. Allen said that he
had not voted at all. Mr. johnson inquired the OBJ
]ect OF the Senator OF Ohio in not voting. MIR. Allen
replied that he doubted the proprietY and constitu-
tlonalty OF the resolution demanding OF the Presl-
dent ms reasons why nominations had not been sent
In. Mr. johnson said he had no objection to a re-
consideration, II the Senator from Ohio desired to
discuss the consttuuonallty OF the question. The
vote having been reconsldered, the question re-
CURED on agreeing to SAID resolution. MIR. Allen,
OF Ohio, opposed the resolution earnestly and zeal
ously. lie said the President was authorized by
the Constitution to appoint officers during the re-
cess OF Congress, whose commissions do not expire
until the end OF the following session. ana congress
has no more power to ask the President why ne
does not nominate them, than the President mas
power 10 ask the senate why mountainous PoS.Pon Me-
u.r1eoa .l'a s,b;ao, ,.,as ;nfor,oa m 10 id aside
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'ga ON l.. J. WEBSTER, Is Gravier st.
SPICE AND COFFEE Mills

l. nil MI r 52o .hdgazRc ST. corner Of LafayetteSt
d. o Nsy h would respectfully inform the community
dove Mi" ~ oeans That he IS at all times prepared at the
kpJ oaa roast and ground Coffee, ground Spices
doI no,ica "ioceFles and Restaurants supplied the
nd kn,
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'HN STROUD. JOHN STROUD JR.......WM. STROUD
Holm SI'ROITD 81 co

JOHN STROUD. JOHN STROUD, JR.......WM. STROUD
JOHN STROUD d Co,
l46 COJN.HO.v Street. between Carondelet and Raro,,
DEALERS IN zFaa1 ~
MARBLE NJ ANTEL-PIEC vt stsaTTar7'1'
I'VE ENAMELLED CRATES, MON UdENTS f.FFs?Y
IO.HBS. TOMB SLABS, GRAVE STONES, StalfHHI -
and NJ Is l. E in all its different varieties 4l .I
THOMASTON LIME, CALCINED PLASTER V#lUW
OF PARIS, ROMAN AND HYDRAULIC CEMENT &Mw
PLAsTERING HAIR, WHITE SAND IN
ENGLIsH, PENSACOLA AND PITTsBURG -
FIRE BRICKS. 49, -
FURNITURE DEPoT--134 Philippa Street
fH'HE Undersigned, Manufacturer ard Dealer in FUR
4 NlTURE, CHAIRS, LOOK s-.=.zz.z-z==s.zs,a
EYEGLASSES, F FURNISHING sSyS5ssaAS -
MATERIALS and MATTRESSES
would respectfully inform the PUBLIC S7sJ-4---.--azay
that be can manufacture and supply all articles his line of
superior quality, at reasonable any house the
city, ~ Housekeepers, wishing to consult economy
would do well to cali the subscriber before purchasing.
JOS. B. HUBBARD, 1874 Phiippa street,
APPS I'm Between Poydras and Perdido streets.
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NOTICE,

TI'HF gnl...l
anaS having purchased the interest of his late
NLG AMI Ber sDh NEW OLIVER. in The WHOLE
Clertr" AtAiL DRUG ESTABLISHMENT, corner g=t=$
sngm5ss, S aF Bieacte streets Ne0 Orleans, ~
Alei tbe t ~ years past conducted Jointly by them.D %
iced hi s 5e Oh And rev Oliver Il Co has com.
)ai Ib;snsements Tor extended business than
80 DP IIfig'o done by The Old house. My stock of
III 49, So, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
"a erbnr ~ GicAL lNSTRUMENs AND PERFUMERY
Que Hoaeiag as intend it shall every article neeGtnl
Dot berIo5 famls, Planters and Country Dealers will
I1qb sH M IN excellence of quality reasonabenes OF
cp% NY ouieF house in the trade: while as a
o,lss NAL PATENF MEDICINE AGENT,
6asg f addressed me with confidence and certainty
raay % properly and faithfully attended to- pre-
'1aone usual credits and facilities of trade extended 10
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+, pppI PORTABLE SHOWER EATHs.

n snow Err BATHS have received the iinnma at the
aslba institute, New York. and Mechanics Fair, Bos
n6a "ss SHOWER Baths offered to the public The
nSI IL, NV announce that they have been appointed
rdo nn e above really excellent bath and are now pre-
mspah phefn at wholesale retail at moderate pri-
---SVom SAMPSON & KEEN 81 Bienvillest
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mp stFeet-EXcIusively for the
H
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01
o. CATCH THE ROBBERS ! R
$1,000 REWARD!

The subscriber having been robbed on
Saturday, the 9th of the present month, in the
large Poccoson called Dover, lying partly in
the counties of Jones, Craven and Lenolr.
through which the public stage road runs
from KInston to Newbern, on or near the
Sandy Ridge. and 80 severely beaten by his
assaiants, that they left him AZ dead. after
6Iching from his pocket the sum Of Forty
Eight Hundred and Fifty Dollars, takes this
method of informing the public that he will
cheerfuIIy " to any indiviuaI or individuals,
the sum Of One Thousnnd Doilars. VITO will
apprehend the said Robbers, so that they may
be confined in some public prison, and brought
to justice. r. H. BLOUNT.
Kiustons N. c., Sept. 10, l848. 2-tf
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"ENCOURAGE HONE INDUSTRY"
Harness, Trunk, aud Saddle
.W.R.V'UE.RCTORV.

ZNHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
- that he has recently returned from the North
where he laid in full and complete stock Of sad
die and Harness moun'ings, &c. &C., of the latest
and most improved styles. and is constantly man
ufacurine at his store on Market street, formerly
occupied by Guy Z. Hotchki<s. every description
Of articles in the above line. From hs experience
in the business he feels confident that he will be
able to give entire satisfaction to his Gu tomers.-
He has. and will keep, constant supply Of
Saddles. Brides. MartingaIes, collars, Riding
and Wagpn Whips, Bits and Spurs. Car
pet and Saddle Bags. Trunks 5re. &C..
and everv other article usually kept in establish
ments Of the kind, all Of which will! be warranted
to be of the best materials and workmanship. ard
sold moderate terms for cash. or on short credit
to punctual customers.
REPAIRING of every description promptly at
tended to. Coaches and Carriages trimmed in =
Neat aud substantial style.
Medical Bags, Cushions Of every description.
and all other 'rtcl.s usually manufactured in es-
tahli .hments Of the kind. made to order.
Persons wishing TO purchase RIDINe VEHI-
CLks, would find it to their interest t. give him 4
call. JOHN J. CONOLEY.
April %, lS46
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LAFAYETTE HOUSE.

THE subscriber takes this method OF returning
his thanks to a generous public fn! the hitherto
liberal patronage he has received and at the same
time most respectfully informs his old customers
and the public at large, that the LAFAYETTE
HOUSE, next door above the Hanover House,
and nearly Oppos tie the Cape Fear Bank. on
Front Street (his old stand is still open for the
reception of transient or steady Boardsrs. He
will a. all times be happy to wait Upon those who
shall favor him with their custom, and he will
spare no pains to render them comfortable whiIe
they with him. His table is furnished with
the best the market afnrds.
His BAR ROOM, at the old we'll known RocK
SPRING. will be found at all times hands mely
filled up with the best Of Liquors and Refresh'
ments.
He also continues to keep at the same place,
Rock Spring set of Livery Stablea with care
full nstlers. Also, Horses and Riding Vehicles for
hire. DAVID 1HALLY.
Sept. ], le4s. -[5l-H
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers having purchased the entire
stock Of Groceries, sc of Mr. B"land, will con.
tinue the business at the Store formerly occupied
BY him, and in addition TO their present stock will
receive in few days fresh supply of every arIi-
Gle usually kept in their line and soIic c, ntln.
uance of the patronage of his former customers.
They will pay particular attention to tie seIec-
tloh OF FAMILY GR"cEHfs. and hope by unremIt!
ted attention, and using their best endravors to
please. to give satisfaction to all who may favot
them with q call.
Thhy will also attend to the sale of all kinds Of
Produce. CARROLL & FENNELL
Wilmington, N c., June ., lG4e. Setf
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r F. MO Y A I.

THE Subscriber bpgs leave To Inform his friends
that he has purchased the entire stock of Kelly &
McGaIeb, and may hereafter he found at the srard
recently occupied by them, on MARKET street.
where he will keep constantly 90 hand and for sale;
complete assortment of articles necessary 70.
Town and Country trade, consisting of Dry
Goods. Hardware, Cutlery. CaSL
tinR>, PlOughS. and Family Gro.
Ceries of all kinds. He i. confd,6i that he
can offer the best inducements, and slicits of bis
friends continuation of their favo,s, and would
say TO the patrons of the old firm tina, he Intends
conducting his business upon a plan similar to
theirs and earnestly soIicits that they would cali
aHd examine bis stock and prices before pufcha.
sing elsewhere. e. }. BERNARD.
Sept 8, IS4S-T52-3m,
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CHEAP BEEF. FOR CASH!

THE sub criher respectfully informs the citi-
zrns Of Wilmington. that he will keep constantly
on hand. at Stalls Nos. and 9. in tn. NJ ARkEF
HOUSE sup y of the best IF BEEF. NUT
TON, LAMB and VEAL. His prices for Prime
Beef are from 81 t" 81 nts ger H.: and all other
meats from to 10 cts. per pound
THO =. OCONNOR
N. 3. To Graziers and others having fire
Cattle and Sheep t" dispose of, they will find it
their advantage in FIRST making application to
him, AS he has made it a rule to pay the high
est corresponding prices with tn Of Charleston,
and paying them Cash on the delivery. So there
iS no longer the necessity Of the Farmer driving
his Cattle hundreds of miles to another market to
obtain a sale in which he Can realize The Cash
n. n. B. The subscriber NAV always be found
either at the Carolina Hotel. or. in market hours
a. the Market Hou e. at his Stalls Nos Z and 9.
August l8, lS48-[49.if
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The Undersigned on the 18th day of June
| la4s. entered into CoPartnership under the
firm of ASsInEr, ScHRADEH & CO.. and have
erected joint" an extensive IRON AND BRASS
FOUNDRY. Together with .Mnchine and Bhuck-
smith Shops. which they have denominated the
WHINING TON IRON FOUNDRY, where
they are prepared to execute with dispatch all or
ders they may receive in the ahpe branches of hu-
siness. JAMES Cassidy.
THEO. 81 'HRAUER.
VIM. SUTTON.
H,,I~ sc
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HIST RECEIVED

Per schooner Abigail Haynes, from Bos-
ton-6 dozen jerkin pickles; dozen PicolIilIy
do; dog mixed do; 6 dog mangoes do; dog
walnuts do; 6 doz peppers do; hhl< gherkiu
do; 2 half bbls do: | doz John Bull SAUCE |
dnz peach water: doz rise do; doz W"rces-
ter sauce dog VIII t" pepper; l doz Anchorv
paste; 10 doz superine mustard; 2 dog walnut
catsup; dz Verdale olives; l doz capers; !
doz capot; Is dog jeIlies and jams: dozen first
quality pepper 2 doz pepper sauce; doz orange
flower water; doz lime juice; dorm Mango
pickles, in superior oI: 10 bbls cider vinegar; |
doz Theoretically sealed saIm On. in tin cases; s
cases Dutch herring; g dog fresh Holsters; "a Ca
ses Boston crackers Leaver knives for opening
Holsters, sardines, &c. For sale low by
s2ol HOWARD & pEDEN.