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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-08
WILMINGTON NARKET-June 7.

Bacon-The stock of Bacon may be consd-
cred about fair. Prices inclined to go up
fraction. See table for state of the market
Western Bacon-There is fair supply of this
article in store, and sales in lots to suit at quo
tations.
Corn-The stock of Corn in store has been
considerably reduced. A boat load of 600
bushels, from Baden county, sold from boat,
in lots to suit, at so cents per bushel
Eggs-Continue scarce. See table.
Four-The market continues pretty we'll
supplied with flour, and sales at former quo
tations.
Hag-Stock becoming light None received
since last report.
Lime-There has been no arrival of this ar
ticle for several weeks, and the old stock has
been nearly all exhausted. The article is re-
failing at 81 25 per cask. and much wanted
Lumber-Sales of only two RATS flooring
boards since last report, at 81 so to So per M
Molasses-None received since last report.
Cargo reported last week, selling from wharf.
in lots to suit, at 81 % cents per gallon
This is the only lot of any imp 7rtance now in
| first hands.
Noval Stores-The recei pts of Turpentine
since our last report have been very limited.
Prices, however, have ruled a shade higher
during most of the time. Sales have been
made during the week as follows old yell
low dip, ST 95 to So; new do, So to So 10
virgin dip, So 60 to 50 IS. We quote for last
sales old yellow, 81; new do, 50 10; vir-
gin, good article, So so 81 IS per barrel OF
800 lbs; hard, ST per Dbl. OF $40 lbs. The
receipts and sales have only reached about
1900 barrels during the week ended this day
at12M. Spirits Turpentine-Sales of about
at 241, 244, and IS cents per gallon, and 81
IS for the barrels not returnable. Tar-Ar-
rivals very limited quotations without change
Rosin-We hear of no sales.
Peas-Cow Peas are scarce, and some De.
mand at quotations.
Pork-Northern mess pork is selling from
store at $11 so $11 IS per bbl
Rice-No wholesale transactions. See ia
BILE for state of the market.
Salt-Received coastwise 100 sacks, taken
by dealer at ST., cash. Also $50 sacks, re
ceived likewise, taken by dealer at 81 PEI
sack. at 90 days.
Shingzes-Sales remarkably dull.
TSmber-Sales vary from 50 IS to SIS rs
according to quality
Freights-Scarce-see table for last rates
paid.
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Interesting from Canada--Prorogatio'' o
Parliament, &c. &c.
MONTREAL, May 81, 184e

Yesterday afternoon, at O'Clock. General
Rowan, (the commander of the forces,) in the
character of Deputy Governor, proceeded to
the Parliament building and prorogued the Le-
gislature.
The Governor General has not yet returned;
Gen. Rowan was enthusiastically cheered
by the multitude present, the majority OF whom
were of British origin. with &c Hurrah for the
new Governor General !' The crowd disper-
sed before Gen. r. left the House.
The report that Parliament is to be dissol.
we'd is incorrect.
Several bills were assented to, one of which
is of considerable importance, viz: the bill in
cooperating the Lake Champlain and St. Law
renee Canal Company. a measure which will
be conducive to the interests of the U. States
as well as Canada
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81 & p 0s q.

BY reading the following affidavit, the public
will learn the origin or rather where the recipe for
making the stuff they call Old Dr. Jacob Town
sends Sarsaparilla came from--and viii be able
to Judge which ID the genuine ana original, and
OF the honesty of the men who are employed I'M
selling It as the original DR. Townsends Sarsapa-
rilla. DR. 8. p. Townsend was the original pro.
prietor and inventor of Dir Townsend's Sarsepa-
rilla, and his medicine has gained reputation
that no other remedy ever gained: He manuiac<
tured over one million Of bottles the last year. and
is manufacturing at present 5000 bottles per dav
We use more Safsaparilla and Yellow Dock in our
establishment each day than all the other Sarss-
pariIla manufacturers in the world. Principal Of
fee I26 Fulton street.
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III @AmlIgg Iggga -
NY PORT OF WILMINGTON. AAZ
ARRIVED

Nav 3Oth.-Schr. Old Zack, Walker, from New Or
leans with pork, bacon, and whiskey, to G w Davis.
June 2d.-Brig Narraguagus Hinkey, Boston, in
ballast, TO George Harrss.
June 5-Schr Col. McRae, Davis, Charlestons to G W
Davis.
schr Laura, Watson, Loekwood's Folly, to G w Da-
Wis.
6-ship Catherine, Herbert, Charleston, to Barry,
Bryant 4 Co.
schr ] DeRosset, Brewster, New York, to DeRos-
schr m Clinch, Norris, Charleston to J Lutter-
lob.
schr Charles H. Rogers, steelman, Boston, to George
7-schr Christiana, johnson, Little River, to G w
Davis.
June 5th.-sc Jonas Smith, Nichols for New York,
with naval stores, by DeRosseu f. Brown.
Schr Kensington Foster for Philadelphia with lis,
900 feet of lumber, by Barry, Bryant f Co.
Schr Jarvis Lyon, Chambers, for Baltimore with
naval stores and lumber by G w Davis.
Schr Ottoman, Griffin, for Philadelphia, with liooOU
feet lumber, by Barry Bryant q Co.
Schr Larmartne, Turner, for New York, With lumber
and rosin by W Davis.
June 6-Schr Lucullus, Adams, Boston. by Barry,
7Eschr Julia Francis. Hamilton, Lockwoods Folly
by G w Davis.
schr Christiana, johnson, Little River, by WDavis
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N OF &c F.

THE Stockholders in the Cape Fear ard Deep
River Navigation Company are hereby notified,
that the next general meeting of the Stockholders,
will be held in Pittsboro' on Wednesday, the Goth:
of June next, instead of the 18th of that month,
as heretofore published.
This change is made. so as TO enable the Board
of Internal Improvement to attend the meeting'i in
behalf of the State. A full attendance of the
Stockholders is earnestly requested, as busfnesyof
importance will come before the meeting.
b. |. HOWE, Clerk of the
G. F. & ID. r. N. Company.
May 25, 1649-r37-3t
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Head Quarters 9Th Division No. Ca. Malta,
June 7th, l549.

June 9TH, IS49.
THE officers attached to the Major General
Staff, together with the Brigadier General of Sd
Brigade and Staff. the field officers attached to the
3lst Regiment, together with the commissioned
officers of said Regiment, also Capt. w. e. How
ard. and officers of the Clarendon Horse Guards,
are requested to meet at the Masonic Hall, on
Tuesday next, 18th inst, at o'clock, P. M, to
make arrangements for celebrating the anniversa-
nv of our Independence.
by request of
L. II. MARSTELLER.
Mai. Gen. Com'd. 9th Division N. c. Malta
G: Z. DUDIEr' Aid-de-Camps. lss1
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Head Quarters 9Th Division No, Ca. Militia,

WILM1NGToN, 9th JuLe, ls49.
WHEREAS vacancy having recently occur
red in the Office of Brigader General of the 3rd
Brigade, attached to this Division-to fill which
an election has been held as required by Iaw-and
it appearing to my satisfaction, from the returns
made to me, that Col. HENRr H. WATERS, of
Brunswick county, received the unanimous vote
of said Brigade, and is therefore duly elected;
have officially made known the same to his Ex-
ceency CHAnLEs MANLY, Governor, Captain
General and Commander Chief of the Militia
of the Slate, who has issued commission accord
ingy and the said HENRY H. WATTERs having
appeared before and taken the oaths required
by law for his qualification, notice is hereby CIV
en-, in accordance with the requirements of the
l lth section of the 75rd chapter of the Revised
Statutes, of his appointment and qualification
and all officers and soldiers attached to said Brig
ade, are required to yield him their ready ODE.
dience. By order of
T.. H. MARSTELLER,
Major General 9th Division N. e. Militia.
N. F. Nixon, 'p'' 1891
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Iurpentine.-This article promises to be a
prominent one .in our list of exports in a few
years. It will be perceived by our ship news
that eight hundred barrels have been received
within day or two by boats. made in
Charleston district. and gentleman attached
TO factorage house In this city mentioned to
US that he thought their sales alone would
amount to about ten thousand barrels this
yeal.-CbnrIestog, 1o1,rspr
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Notice.

THE undersigned having obtained letters of
administration upon the Estate Of Dawn FULToN,
decd, at the March Term, is49, of the Court of
Common Pleas and Quarter Sessions for New
Hanover county. notice is hereby given to all per-
sons Indebted to said Estate, to make immediate
settlement; and all persons having claims Of any
sort against the said estate, are hereby notified
present them duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law for that purpose otherwise this
not ice will be plead in bar of their recovery.
CATHARTNE A FULTON,
May 4, 1S49.-[34fI Admiist+ntrir.
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Notice

IS hereby given, that application viii Be made
TO the President and Directors and Company,
of the Bank Of Cape Fear, at the expiration of
three months from the date hereof. for the issue
of Certificate of Eleven Shares of the Stock of
the said Bank, in the name of the undersigned,
in lieu of one or more. for that number of Shares
lost. OWEN ID. HOLMES,
Ear. Of Gabriel Holmes.
March %, 1e49.-12s.3m
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MOTT G E .

IT having been reported that my securities
ware obliged to convey their property to avoid
paying my debts. do hereby most positively as
sert that such report is utterly false and give
notice for all persons to whom | owe anything tt
come forward and get their money. Is am prepa
red to pay them. L. M. RODGERS.
Black River, New Hanover co., N. c.. ao.f
June 9Th, ls49
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Head the Affidagft.

City and County of New York, s..
William Armstrong of said city being duly
sworn. doth depose and say that he is practical
Druggist and Chemist. That some time in the
latter part Of May, or first of June, ls4s, a man
by the name of Jacob Townsend, who at that time
was book and pamphlet pedlar, called upon de,
ponent at the house of Mr. Thompson, No.42 Hud-
son street, where deponeht boarded and requested
deponent to write him a recipe ts which to make
a syrup OF Sarsaparilla. DeponefIt further says
that he became acquainted with said Townsend az
the Office of Theodore Foster, ESQ, book piblish
er, with whom said Townsend dealt That said
Townsend had had frequent conversations with
deponent respecting the manufacture of an article
of Sarsaparia TO be sold under the name of DR.
Jacob Townsend.
That said Townsend stated he was an old maa
aud poor, and was not fit for hard labor and wish
ed to make money in order to live easy in
his old days, and that if Sarsaparil!a under the
name of Townsend sold so WELL and SO much mo-
ney was made by it, he could see no reason why
he might not make something out of it too This
name being Townsend If he could get a capable
person to prepare recipe and manufacture it for
him. Deponent in one of the conversations asked
said Townsend if he was related to DfS P Town
send, to which he replied that he knew DR. s. p.
would be down on him after he should commence !;
but that he did not for him, as he had formed
copartnership with men who could furnish the
requisite amount of capital--and was we'll prepa-
red to defend himself against any attack that might
be made on him.
e Deponent further says that pursuant to the re-
quest of said Jacob Townsend, he wrote a recipe
for the manufacture of Syrup OF Sa,saparilla and
gave it to HIM. Said Townsend observed that he
wanted to make specimen to exhibit to his part
hers for their approval as he wished to crafty
them in every thing, they furnished all the cap
ital s-said Townsend also told deporleht that the
bottles they were to use were TO be of the same
size and shape as Dr. S. P.'s, and deponent at the
request of said Jacob Townsend went TO the office
of DR. s. P..and procured one of his labels.
And deponent further says that he has been in
formed and verify believes the Syrup of Sarsapa-
rilla sold as Old DR. Jacob Townsend's, is made
after the recipe furnished by deponent 10 jacob
Townsend as aforesaid
And further deponent saith net.
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG;:
Sworn to before me, this Oath day of May, ls49,
c. S. WOODHULL,
Mayor of the city of New York.
June /, ls49-- [3s-tf
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TAKE NOTICE.

WILLIAM JONES; nonresident ofNorth
Carolina, and one Of the heirs of Levy jones' Sen.
deceased, is hereby notified to appear at the next
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions; 70 b held
for the County of Baden, at the Court House IN
Elizabethtown, on the FIRST Monday in August
next. and show cause if any he has, why The last
will and testament of the said Levy Jones Sem.
deceased, should not Be recorded, as the law di-
reefs, In such cases made and provided.
II B. JONES, Executor.
June i, fs4s-[3s-6w
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.Eunippa' Land fOa" Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale THREE HUN
DRIED ACRES of
JUMPER LAND
lying in Bladen county, miles North East Of
Elizabethtown, and about miles to a navigable
stream. the Land is we'll tinnbered, with large
Juniper. Persons DESTROYS of purchasing such
lands, would do we'll to cali the subscriber, on
South River, Bladeu County.
D. w. CROMARTIE.
March Is, lS49-F27.3m#
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UN1VERsALfsT DEDICATION.

The Univefsalist Church, now being erected in
Upper Richlands, Onslow county, N. g., will be
dedicated to the one living and true God, and to
Jesus, rHE SAVIOR OF THE WORLD" John iv.
49, on the first Sunday in July. at o'clock,
Pm. Citizens in general are fraternalIy invited
to attend.
There will also be preaching on Saturday (the
preceding day. at IL o'clock, A. M.
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TAILORING.

THE subscriber has resumed his business in
Wilmington, and will carry on the Tailoring
Business in all its various branches. He is in
possession of all the latest styles, and from his
past experience in The business he feels satisfied
that he please the taste of The most fastidious.
trial is all that he askes 10 convince the most
skeptical. He guarantees all work that he does to
fit, and to be made in a a00rhman like manner.
S. r. ROBBINS.
May II, Is49-[36-f
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CRaCKERY : GR0CKERYI

: WE have just received, 10 addition to what we
have on hand. a large lot of Crockery Ware, con-
ss,ing in part of tea breakfast and dinner plates,
pitchers. cups and saucers. large and small bowls,
milk pans, steak dishes, basins and evers, cham
bers, and ali sizes of stone jars jugs and churns.
ALSO, an assortment of Tumblers. For sale by
JSl PERRIN & HARTSFIELD.
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S. RE WARD.

STRAYED away, on or about the 25h of
May a chestnut sorrel MARE, with blaze in her
face, and one hip lower than the other. She is
supposed to be about the Southwest. in Onslow
county. l will give the above reward for her de-
livery to me in Wilmington, N. g.
JAMES NICHELS.
June g. I24o-T39-2t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-08

Editorial ChGnge.-Wm. A. Bullock, Esq,
the talented editor of the Savannah Georgian.
has disposed ofhis interest in that able journal,
and has been succeeded by Col. Sam'l S. Sib-
ley. for many years the editor oftbe FloTidian.
at Tallahassee.
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New Arrangernent.

THE subscribers have this day entered into
Copartnership under the name and firm of G. &
q. BRAOLEY " CO., and will hereafter carry
on the Root and Shoe Business in all
its branches. at the old establishment. Their as
sortment will be kept coinpletsat all times.
GEO. III. BRADLEY,
CHAS. BRADLEY,
WIN. G. DASKAM.
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OF NORFH-CAROLINA,

CoURr OF EaUITY,
Spring Term, 1e49s
s e1 p, ns"AA' Petition fer sale of Slaves.
IN pursuance of decree of the Court of Equi-
ty for the county of New-Hanover made at Spring
Term. ls49, in the above petition will sell at
the Court House, in the town of Wilmington, on
Monday. the l lth of June, $40, upon six months
credit, negro girl named CAROLINE, belong
ing to the minors of Jacob Newkirk, deceased
Bond and approved security required.
T. D. MEARES, g. g. M. E.
Nav Is, I949--T36-ts
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June 9Th. lS49.

June 9th, 1919.
N. B. By the above arrangement, it becomes
absolutely necessary that all accounts due the late
firm Of G & Z. Bradley should be settled imme-
diatelv, 1851
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BALTIMORE, June 5-FIour 81 62A 81
IS. Corn, yellow, 81 SIC, and white, So
SIC; oats % soc; bacon sides SC, Shout
ders 81, and hams 9 &c; whiskey, 213c,
in bbls.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-08

NorE-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentlne are al
ways sold in the water and bec to the expense
oflanding inspection, cooperage, &C., say on lumber
Soc to ST. per tar and Turpentne about oc. per bbl
For dry virgin mixed turpentine deduction is made
according to quality.
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DIED..

In this town. on the 9Th inst. Mr. OWEN ]. BELL lea
wing wife and two children.
AT the franklin Hotel in this town. the st. ISL
suddenly, MIR Samuel B. Smith, formerly } w ash
ington, Beaufort county.
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Near the Rail Road Bridge, pair Of GOLD
.sPECTACLES. which the owner can obtain by
calling at the Journal Office, proving property
and paying for this advertisement.
Nav lS. IS49-f36-tf
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PALE ALE.
25 boxes Pale Ale. For sale at
JSl HOWARD & PEDEN'S.
FRESH SUPPLY.

Just received fresh supply of groceries of al
descriptions for family use and masters of vessels
For sale al the Lowest rates, by
isl HOWARD & PEBEN.
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Progress of the Cholera. There were four
fatal cases of cholera at Memphis, Tenn, on
the 18th ult, and one or two others sick
The Snow Hill (Md) Shield, of Tuesday,
says that two cases of cholera occurred at
Qnantico, in Somerset county, during last
week. Both of them proved fatal. Ii seems
the disease was communicated by gentle
man from Mississippi, who was taken upon
his arrival, at Quantco, and died with it.
There is decided cholera at Newark. N. J..
DR.. Lord, dentist, remarkably temp crate, was
attacked with diarFhea on Friday of last week
since which the symptoms become very alar-
ming The Advertiser of Thursday says:
The rice stools, which have been exceeding
| ly copious, and the usual cramps, we under
stand, have been checked, or have ceased 10
occur, and some hope is entertained that his
system may have recuperatiye power left to
recover.
Another case, fatal, took place at Newark
that of Jacob Humphreyvile, who was, on
Wednesday, taken with di4rrhea and vom-
ting; and, being i'll all night, his wife went
out for physician on Thursday morning, but
on returning to the house found her husband
! corpse
Of the case of Mr.. Rockwell. at Jersey city
the Advertiser says
His recovery from fever was not complete
when he INDUCED in the use of oysters and 9th.
er improper food, which brought on adiarrhea
that he neglected for at least nine days, wher
he found himself compelled to call in medica
aid. Our latest information from Mr. Rock
well, leaves very little hope of his recovery
as the disease had produced congestion OF The
brain.
The cholera seems to be creeping up into
northern Ohio. The brother of the associate
editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, dice
there on the 26th ult
From the Missouri river, the St. Louis Re
vile has the following information:
The cholera had almost entirely disappeared
with the departure of the emigrants, from thu
upper Missouri river towns. 1t has broker
out among many of the companies, however
and now makes its appearance back of the va
rious town where it ragged before. The nroba
bility is, "a sad one,) that the disease will fol
low the emigrants long way out. At SOM
distance back of Savannah it was commttln!
terrible ravage.
A case or two is mentioned at other place
here and there in the west.
The Richmond Enquirer. of yesterday says
Two deaths occu red from cholera in this CT
ty, on Thursday-one negro hack driver
who was seized at A. NJ, and died at II
r A. M.-and young lady in Mr.. Freeman
family, who died yesterday afternoon.
In the House there was a worse panic thai
ever Two motions to adjourn from Rich
mond were lost by a small vote-and whe
n the House adjourned, motion was pendin
: to adjourn sine die.
The Republican expresses the opinion tina
S quorum of the unmanly Legislature will nc
be there three days hence. Some had aread
drawn their pay, and were getting off.
# The cholera appeares to be subsiding g
Cincinnati. A dispatch, May 80, says;
One case of cholera and two deaths hav
been reported since yesterday.
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NEwBERN, June 5.-Bacon-Hog round, 6
SIC. Corn-Small lot, ST. so ST 95. Tur
pentne-Old Dip 81 IS; New, 81 70; Virgin,
So 40; Scrape, 90 csc. Lard-No sales.
Republican.
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New YORK, June 2.-Nauot Stores-The
sale of North County Turpentine noticed in
our last on private terms, was made at $2,25,
since which, further sales 1000 bbls. have ia
ken place at s2,s14 per $50 lbs We notice
besides, 100 bbl Wilmington Rosin at 873
in yard. and 95 delivered: 100 do. White, S.:
and Spirits Turpentine, in small lots. 323 80,
cash: parcel of so bbls. superior, in extra
order, brought SO, cash, on the wharf
Rice-The market has been heavy during
the week, without change, however, as re-
CARDS prices, the entire sales being within 400
ties. at $3,184 a 1891 Prime is scarce,
and would command our highest quotation.
NEW York, June Cotton-The market
is very active and firm, sales to-day of $500
bales. Four-The market is firm at slight
advance-12, 900 barrels changed hands at
4 433 81 IS for common brands, and 873
SIS for Genesee Wheat-Prime. 81 a.
Corn-Whte so cents; yellow 81 81 cents
sales of 80 900 bushels. Whiskey-21 cts.
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SHIP STORES,

Put up with despatch, and not surpassed by any
other dealer, as regards quality and cheapness by
J91 HOWARD & PEDEN.
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Bank hates of Exchange, Wilmington.
Bank cheeks Philadelphia, premium Il per cent.
'' Ct &C New York, {" Ii g
&C " &c Boston, O. II &C
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LIST OF LETTERS,

REMAINING in the Post Office at vii ing
ton, N. G., 3lst May, ls49.
Those whose names appear on this List will
please ask for advertised Letters
700 Oh IA MI nIcKSnN ID AZ
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V%OTECEs
THEOPHILUS HIGGINS;
C Z N H IL AL AG ENT

CoMrNIssIoN MERCHANT;
Will attend to any business proper to his office.
such as the sale of TIMBER, LUMBER, NAvAL
Stones, and all kinds of produce. together with
filling orders, receiving and forwarding goods
GFOfFIcE m Nuts buildings, North Wafer
Street.
May II, ls49-[3s
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LIME! LIME!! LlME!!!
1000 BBLS. landing; also, Hydraulic
! Cement; Caicined Plaster; Plaster
ing Hair, Fire Brick, &c.
]. C. & r. B. WOOD,
Builders and Coptraet0rs