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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-19

RELIGIOUS FEDERATION IN MExIco.-Some Of
the soundest statesmen in the republic of Mexi-
co are taking sides in behalf of religious free
dom. Among them is Pena Pena, the late
acting president; and beyond all question the a.
blest statesman in Mexico
Otero, also a member of Herrera's cabinet, il
pressing the subject upon the people with signal
ability. Rosa, the Mexican Minister at Wash.
ington arrays himself, also, amoug the ADVOCATES
OF religious reform. The leading press in the
Capitol the Monitor, has declared itself strongly
in favor OF liberation. Its influence is very great
and its arguments cannot pass unheeded Even
Herrera, who has long sustained the clergy and
been tavorie of theirs, is exerting his power
i'll behalf OF the religious emancipation of his
cOuntrymcn
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-19

DT The Hon. M Mason, will please ac-
cept our thanks for copy Of the lecture on the
North and the South.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-19

otauntoi1-l M. heese, y. opfggs, sup.
East Rockingham-T A Morgan, A. Buhnnan.
Augusta. Mckendree Riley, A. S. Gibbons
Deelfied-G. w. Deems.
Franklin-J. M. Clark.
South Branch-A. A. Eskridge.
MoorfieId-T. II. Busey, j. Hunter.
Springfield-W. Ii. Laney.
Woodstock-F H. Rchey.
Front Royal-A. G. Chenowith, j. w. WOLF
LEWIsBURG DlsTRICT-E R. yElrcn, P. L.
Lewisburg S,ation-F. Israel.
Lewisburg CiEcLi.--T. +. Mcclure, G. w.
Bowse.
Greenbrier-J. NJ. Eakin.
Monroe-W. NJ. Memnger.
Sweet Sprlngs-A. Bland.
Covington-J. Il. Phelps, j. n. Davis.
HuntersviIle-J. w. Siart.
Hghand-E. G. Jameson.
Lexington-T Hildebrand, ]. II. Waugh.
Fincasilc-J. l.. Gilbert, A. J. Myers.
Newcastle. Montgomery.
Salenl-S. Register.
Chrisiansburg-P Rescol.
Jacksonville-J. Turner.
WINCHESTER DISTRlCT-H. TARaiSe, p. E.
Winchester Stations. keper.
Winchester Circuit-D. Trout, II. b. Furlong.
Jetferson-P. IL. Lipscomb, Saml. Rodgers.
Berkley-H. Furlong, }. Alorehead.
Bath-F. c. Tebbs
Shepheristuwn-J. M. Green.
Harpers Ferry and RoIiyar-T. II. w. Monroe,
w. II. Wilson.
Hillsborough-M. G. Eggleston, NJ. l.. Peugh
Wardensvie-T. II. ysong.
Leesburg-M. Goheen.
LoudouIl-NV Krebs, E. l.. .Dnlin.
Warren,on-J w. Kelly, J. g.. Dice.
CARLISLE DlsTRlCT-A. GalFFlru, P. E.
Carlisle Satiun--J. H. Brown.
Carlisle Circuit. Watts, q. w. Cooper, W..
Butler, sup.
Bloom1elJ-J. w. Elliott.
Newport-G. Berksresser, J. Lloyd
Nlifiln-G. Stevenson, a. Sahm
Shippensburg-J. Forrest, l.. j. E,chison.
Greencas,le-E. Welty, j. Thrush.
ChambeIsburg-J. Smith.
Connesburg-E. Butler, n. Schlosser.
Hagers,own-o. 5. kuszel.
Boonsboro'-J. Grads, w. Harden.
friedrich Cny-E. 2. Phelps, S. Smith.
friedrich Circuit. A. Hening } X Durborow.
Beriin-J. II. March,
Gettysbnrg-H. Holland, B. r. Waugh.
York Springs-F. Dyson, w. A. M'kee.
) Dickinson College,. Il. Peck, Pres.
. Fl Tiffany, Aljunc. Prof.
X. S. NcClay, Missionary 10 China.
HUNTINGDON DISTRICT. MILLER. P. E.
Lewistown Stations. v Blake.
Lewistown Circuit-T. Taneyhill, ]. Gruber.
Huntinrdon-Jas. Stevens, E. McCollum.
Warriors Mark-W. Il. Mills, j. s. McMuny.
Bald Eaale-F. Gearheart
Brmingham-G. Guyer
Holiday sburg-James Sanks.
Mian,sbu1g-J. 6. McKeehan, A f McClay.
>Cpncurd-J. N. SpangIer, j. II. G. Dush.
Shigleysburg-S. Beers, ID. Shcaff.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-19

PRESIDENT OF MIAMI UNIVERSITY learn
from the Cincinnati papers that the Rev honas
Fl. Stocton, Of the Protestant Methodist Church,
has been elected President OF Miami University.
at Oxford. Ohio. The institution having alwa,s
been under the government of Presbyterian d.
vines, the Cincinnati Gazette speaks Of the elec-
ton as one of the 'liberal characteristics of the
day." and says =
ave shall look now to see Miami University
again take the station it once held among the
literary institutions Of The eountry''
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-19

The GOVERNMENT JEWELS, IMPORTANT AR
REST. An old offender known as Jim Webb,
against whom there are several indictments
pending, and who is also suspected with having
been concerned in stealing the government Jew
els, was arrested by officer Boyer, of New York.
on Monday. The officer found him at Jersey
city, and, by deluding him with the Idea that
they We're old cronies, and abusing the Police
Gazette, got hinlto cross in the boat to New
York with him. The Gazette charges that the
thieves Hand and Webb are the government
Jewel robbers, under direction of James Young
the suspended high constable of Philadelphia.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-19

70 The proprietors of the Spectator having
the notice to charge for the annun-
citation of Candidates and for Military Notices,
we do the same, as per ayr meat.No charge,
will bemade by us for suchnotice S,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-19

CONSCIENCE AND REsTITuTIGN-S mer-
chants have been waited upon during the past
week by clergyman of the Roman Catholic
Church, who has paid them a very handsome
considerable difficulty that the parties to whom
it was directed could be found, SO many changes
had occurred by death, failures and dissoutions
of partnership. We learn that the funds were
received by Bishop Hughes, through a parish
priest in Ireland, who carefully conceals the
name of the Individual and this is the SECOND
remittance. sent for the same purpose, with an
intimation that there is more to come yet Such
cases are rare, and whoever the reformed per-
son may be he has given good evidence that he
would make good citizen Of any lane N. Y.
Commercial, IA
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-19

Weare harpy to state that Mr. John F. Shields
the Sheriff Who was shot on Monday the 5th 10
rapidly recovering from the effects Of his wound.
For two or three days his situation was verv
critical, but he is now considered out of danger.
The ball has not yet been found, and we learn
that MIR. Shields is of opinion that he either
swallowed or spit it out-aiter its force had
been brokeu by the jaw bone. Mr. Paxton is
still IN jail awaiting his trial, and we folbear
making any statements concerning the ,nfortu-
nate occurrence until lie shall have answered 10
his country for his offence. What adds to our
regret at the occurrence is The fact that Paxton
had been married only about 10 DAYS The ex-
aiming Court will sit on the I'd of Applied
Gazette
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-19

The aggre gate valuation of taxable property
in Iowa, according to the Assc ssor's returns for
1913, amounts to about fifteen million, or near
three million more than in 1917.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-19

\ TnoucHT WORTH RENEMBEnlNc-At the
late anniversary of the New York typographical
Society. the veteran Noah gave the following adj
mirable sentiment:
"7he Printers Apprentice.--Muy he always
bear IN mind that he may be iourneyman
the journeyman that he may be the proprietor
and editor; and the editor that he may enjoy
the highest honors in the gift Of the republic
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-19

GEN. SHIELDS CAsE.-It is said that the ccnl-
mlttee of the Senate; to whom the subject was
referred: have unanimously reported against the
eligibility Of Gen. Shields as Senator
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-19

THE CALIFORNIA GOLD FEVER IN CHINA
letter from China of the 29th Of December, says
that Hamburg barque was about leaving China
on the American account, with a cargo OF rio-
visions for the gold regions.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-19

Mr.. Isaac Buckingham. democrat is elected
mayor OF Alexandria by majority against 4
wings We can scarce boast ola political VIC
tory-but it is warning to the democrats Of
little Tennessee, how; notwithstanding their
strength, they should suffer three democrats to
run tor Congress against one Wing 1t was
thus they We're defeated before by Mr. Fulton,
who played off to the very eve of the election
and now that he has withdrawn from the turf
the same game may be repeated, if1he democrats
should be 50 infatuated as to get by the cars
and fail into divisions-Luion.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-19

BAD FOR THE G1RLs.-Narriag will be fewer
this year than they have been for years hack
large share Of the young marriageble men are,
or soon will be- off for California.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-19
APPOINTMENTS FOR BAIT. CONFERENCE,
MARCH lS49.

BALT. DIsTRICT.-N. j. B. MoReAs, P. E.
{ Baltimore City-E. Dorsey, A. A. Reese,
gWm. Hirst.
{ Sailors City Be,he-Wm. l.. Murphy.
{ Charles Street-I'hos. Il. Sageant.
Fayette Streets. Brison, }. w. Tongue
W. German Mission--W IN. F. Bremen.
q { South BALTIMORE. Mccartney.
* Columbia S,rcet-Wm. Nj. d. Ryan.
: Whatcoat-R. M. Lipscomb.
2 Emory-Jos. France.
bridge-Wm. Evans.
( Sharp St. and Asbury-John Bear.
Bait City Mission-Jus S. Morris, W. f.
1Pen,z, sup.
) ulnmerield-Wm. o. Iumsden, Nj. L.
}Hawley.
Baltimore Circuit-R. S. Vinton, j. W. Hoover,
J. l.. Gibbon, sup.
Patapsco S,atlol,-S. M'Mullin.
Severn-l. Best, |. Collins, w. r. White sup
Federal-Wm \. Baird.
Annapolis-B. Il. Brooke.
West River-A. Smith, Il. l.. Dashell
Calvert-J. A. Ross, T.. ID. Owen.
Baltimore Conference Fcmale College-B. H.
Nadal, Agent.
NORTH BAIT DIsTRICT.-J. A. ColLISs, P. E.
{ North Balt.-C. b. Tippet, J. Sewell, G.
I'd. ChenoWith.
East i,all.--J. S. Martin, D. Thomas
Dallas Street, w. Culum.
6 Caroline Slreet-W. L. ID. GLENN, +. b.
3 }Lemon.
= { German Mission-A. Swartz.
High Street-W. b. Edwards.
( Seamen's Bethel-E. f.. Allen.
Great FaIls-R. gladden., S. Cornelius, jr.
Iereford-C. 3. Young, J. w. Bull.
East Harford-G. nildt w. II. Chapman.
Havre de Grace-N S. Buckingham.
West Harford-N'm. Wicks, J. S. Gorsuch.
Shrewsbury-W. II. Enos. A. E. Gibson.
Castle Finn-G. 6. Brock, 6. Cronin.
York-John Bowen.
Wrightsville-Jno M'Clay.
Westminsier-C. Reed, II. Ball, T. Cornelius,
sup.
Montgomery-J. Monroe, c. G. Linthcnm.
Patapsco-J. Larkin, G. Parkinson.
Lberty--W. Hank, r. d. Chambers.
POTOMAC DlSTRICT.-W HAMILroS, p F.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-30
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH-CAKOLIHA

ARRIVED.
Novr 22-Schr. Martha B., Davis, shalotte to J. R.
Blossom; with naval stores.
Schr Mary, Blount, Boston, in ballast to G.. w Davis
25-Brig Roberta, Nooman, Long Island, Bahama to w.
M. Harrss; with salt. ...
Brig Maria, Weymouth, Matanzas, to Potter Kidder;
Schr Lalnartine, Warmer, st. Martins, to G. w Davis
with salt.
Schr Minnesota Richardson Boston, to Russell Ken
dricS; with ndze to sundry persons,
26Brig Lion, Sedgeley, Gaudaoupc in ballast G. w
Davis . -"
27-Brig Martha Rodgers Boardnan Charleston in bal
Steamer Evergreen, Rush Fayetteville John Banks
28-Schr. Matilda E. Wells Griffin, New York, to E. J.
Iutterloh. -.' '--' ID. .''..
Nov. 22-schr A ]. De2osset. Brewster, New York. by
DeRosset Brown with 268 barrels spirits turpentne 9
do rosin l24 bales cotton, 1853 bushels pea nuts &C.
23-Barque Edwin johnson, McCann Boston, by Barry,
Bryant & Adams. Hf..-H-s T,.f n'. ',.t -
Schr Miner, a. Wright, Smith, New York. by E. J. Lut-
teroh with $50 barrels rosn l25 bales cotton 200 bushels
schr. G.. W. Davis Briggs New York. by G. w Davis;
with $50 barrels rosn 20 barrels spirits tupenne 80 bales
cotton, SC. -
26Schr Alarc Prosser New York. by DeRosset Brown;
with SO barrels spirits upentine $50 do rosn 81 bales cot
ton, &C.
25-Barque J. w. Blodget Loring Boston, by G. w Da-
Wis with 95, 900 feet lumber, 22l bbls. rosn.
Brig Marion Morley Philadelphia by G. w. Davis with
1875 barrels rosn l26 do spirits urpentne feet um-
27-schr John Potts Brown Colett Philadelphia, by De-
rosset & Brown with naval stores &c.
Steamer Gov. Graham, Peck for Fayetteville, by J.
Latta with mdze. to sundry persons.
-schr Harrison Price, Brown, New York by E Lutter-
lob. -'+ 3 '
Brig Niagara Harding Buenos Ayre by Potter Kdder;
with 136, 900 feet S. S. lumber. .''
Brig Eolus, Moore Porto Rico by G. w. Davis with
150, 000 feet S. s. Lumber
Barque Gen. Jones, Harding, Havana, by Master with
$50. 900 feet S S. lumber.
29-Schr Alvarado Lafnphor Cohasset, Mass by VIM NJ.
Harriss with 80, 900 feet S. S. lumber.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-30
From the Detroit Free Press.
How popular he has grown.

From the Detroit Free Press.
How popular he has grown.
The election in this State being over the Advert
ser now dares to speak favoraby of General Taylor
Hear it.: .... ill.,.
It may be confidently stated that President, at least
since the days of Washington has steadily
constantly rapidly in the affections, goodwill and
spect of all classes of his eounymen than has resident
Every election that has been held since General
Taylor took possession of the White House, has re-
suited in favor of democracy. Behold the victories
Tennessee, that went for Taylor by thousands has
elected democratic governor by large maj Ority.
Indiana has gone for the democrats by thousands.
Iowa has not left grease spot of whiggery within
her borders. ,
North Carolina has frightened the broken-promise
party awtully.
men, leaving only one for the Taylor side Of the
House.
Virginia has sent almost unanimous democratic
delegation to Congress,
Texas is democratic all over, as usual only little
more so.
Kentucky has sent majority of democrats to her
State convention, now in session.
Georgia, democratic governor and democratic
legislature by large majorities. -
Maryland has increased her democratic votes, and
sends an increased democratic delegation to Congress
Maine is democratic by thousands, and whiggery
there has been knocked into Rocked hat!
Ohio has elected democratic legislature, and has
a large democratic majority on the popular vote.
pennsylvania, the gOOu OIu heySIOue, udo oAeOIou
democratic canal commissioner by an old-fashioned
Jackson majority, and has democratic majority on
| joint ballot
New York has virtually repudiated whiggery: 1t
is drawn battle. Last fall it gave tens OF thou
sands of majority for Taylor.
louisiana Taylors own State, has swept all traces
of whiggery from it's borders. -...
Mississippi, Taylor's former residence, has awful
| ly" kicked whiggery.
Michigan has chased the last odd coon' up Salt
| river --
Wisconsin has fairly smothered whiggery by some
| 1000 majority. .s
| Yey Taylor "has grown steadily" and whiggery
has grown rapidly ' beautifully less" is'
! A contemporary, announcing the marriage Of an
editor says he always of the opinion that editors
had just as good right to starUe mans dGugh
ter as any one else. s6s4
.LAzY-It is said that there is man in town Sc
lazy, that he carries kitten under each arm to DE-
his breathing for him. sss~e
! CHANGE OF SEAT OF GovERNMENT.-The Governor
of Louisiana has issued proclamation, giving NOTES
that after the first day of December next all tn
nubl;c and State Offices, will have been removed II
the new Capitol, Baton Rouge, and requesting the at
tenton of the Governors Of the several States Execu
tive officers and others to the fact.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-30
C5oI11nerciaI sfaTisffcs.

The following tables Of the exports from the Uni
ted States and Great Britain to the countries therein
named during the years 1877 and l84S, We have
compilgd from official documents One of the most
marked features which they present Is the falling off
in the British trade to their West Indian and North
American colonies, and the increase of the American
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-30

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araeesque morocco, common sheepskin iii = 49,,
Methodist Hymn Books bound in muslin, and shoepskin;
Zion Sonsgers Baptist Hymns tho Psalm tho Cluster.
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Liturgy and from the writings of devon and Cody in
the church of England third part has been added which is
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Prayers for each morning and evening and the Vecies and
to fix the attention of the young and hghton the ntOr
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Also, the following Religious works. Christ our example,
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Prayer Love of the Spirit Difference between old and
School Presbyerians, Life of Christ andhe Apostles Opie
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Beeehes Lectures to young Aubgnes Reformation
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DIED.

In New Hanover county, the 14th instant Capt. Henry
WILLIAMS in the SD of his age Capt Williams
worthy citizen, aeetionae husband tender and
kind parent The community has lost much but his boreaved
Te and three orphan children has lost infinitely in tho
death of him. who to them their support protection
if - Death enters and there's defence, tgiss;
This time there's tell.'-Con. 5 +.
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!. m.|ARRIEn

In Fayetteville on the 18th Instant BY the Rev D. T. SIN
MONS. MIR, WILLIAM B. SKIES, Miss Louisa A. IsfspEN
NICHOLSON of Fayetteville to Miss SoruIA ANN daughter
In Dupin county, the ed instant by Rev E. L. PER
KTNs, Mr.. DAVID W. TURNER to Miss HARR1ET c. daugh
ger of Mr. DAVID CARR, all of Duplin. Z - r -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-30
Commercial.

NKw York Nov. 24Naval SteresAre steady with sales
OF dl0O bbls North County Common Rosn at so IS cents
IN yard and 500 Wilmington, 81 deliEered 700 bbls. Sp
its Iurpcnne Sl 81 cents, cash and 500 selected Tar
$1taa. a-ts tzs -sa 75f -#as4 -ss~-e.. D.,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-30

ITTORSTED and Linen and French Embossed Table
Wv and Piano Covers For sale By ]. s. WILLIAMS.
nAMASK Napkins and Table Cloths For sale By
J. s. WILLIAMS.
TARPET1NGis, Floor on Cloths Drugget, 4 Rugs.
u For sale by T. s. WILLIAMS
1iASHMERE, sarizar1, PIaId WooIen and White
e ''1- = ~ 7A''''' y ). {. WILLIAMS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-30
...-f-..s--1- THEATRE. sl.s..s., 49,.
Onen-T,he Largest Printing I'm the World.

Now Open-The Largest Painting I'm the World.
TJUTCHINGS Grand Classical Panorama Of tho Sea and
II Shores the Mediterranean, depicting al tho grand
beautiful and sublime upon tho classical shores of the
Old World for nearly four thousand miles in extent This
great hercuean work has been exhibition in Boston, New
York and Baltimore tho last fourteen months and pro-
nounced by the public and press be by far the most truth
full comprehensive, and magnificent Painting brought
out 10 those cities. 4Frs} EtE
Admission SO cents. Liberal arrangements made with
Doors open at O'Clock Tho Panorama VIII commence
moving at O'Clock preoselye Saturday afternoon exhbi
ton at 8 p NJ. -, &C., al ,sf fsrtfs.4 FL.
November %, 1910. :g IL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-30
81 Foreign Narl.ets, per s1eamer Caledonia.

Foreign markets, steamer Caledonia.
LONDON Friday Sept 9h.Coton ruled quiet till receipt
Of the per Caledonia when inquiry manifested it.
SELF and Liverpool American descriptions have improved
per h. The sales with scons 3o4 bales burnt at
A 43d and $50 bales Madras A to 4Ed being ex
IRENE rates.
In market have little change report The
trade has ruled heavily and prices of wheat without being
quoted lower, have been barely supported The will
apply to -four of which stock is entirely confined
erio and rejected brands extremely difficult sale Spring
maintains its value Indian neglected. We notice,
however, sales of two cargoes fine Galz arrived at 2 and
27 Cd per quarter weighing 81 lbs per bushe and
of Ibriali to-day at 26s per quarter. ,.. ..,.-.
oNWelch bars and rails of avorite brands still held
at G5 but good could be bought 81 15s rails
Ell lis Cd for cash. Scotch pig rmer ABS for
numbers the Clyde Swedish ell to Ell los. - +.
We quote best Pork in barrels E 0s thick round
&c 5s while English freely offered at CT per ton.
RosIN.The recent imports being principally disposed Of
sales of Amber from store have been made q Sd
shillings ...- ! E.r .e..
advance insisted upon by holders has check
look for inquiry shortly the attention of spectators
having already been attracted to the article
TURrENTNEn rosin transactions have occurred Spr
t beginning to be asked for and would certainly
to have their lowest for the present. Bis for American
and Sos for British. There rather buyers to-day.
AMERICAN SToCKS-There is some inquiry for U S. g.
bond at LOG to 1O6a with few Sellers Of other kinds the
quotations rather nominal from the limited transactions
u S. 6s 1867 104 N Y State SIS go to 90 do City SIS &
to 81 Penna SIS 70 Ohio 6s co. 100 Mississippi Planters
Bank SO do Union Bank 20 Massachusetts SIS lOli Ma
ryand SIS ST; S. Carolina SIS o. do Palmers s. Aabam
SIS 81 per cent a ....t ..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-30

4 CHARLESTON Nov. 28-Corros-There was quite IN ac-
tive demand for Cotton yesterday with prices ranging
Of tn 103 ~. .-.- &.
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Jelrelry aasd Fancy Goods.

BY Martin & CronIy, Auctioncers. za.sf,zzs4s
On this friday evening at o'clock viii SELL at the
store in Marketsree opposite the Of Messrs C. c.
BR Co.. large assortment Jeyvelry and Fnncy
Goods. We enumerate in part Gold Chains Keys, Pom
c Rings, Brcastpins Shirt Buttons Bracelets Brushes,
Thimbles Lead Pencils Plated Spoons Tooth Brushes
cy Fans Thermometers Pearl Salt and Mustard Spoons La
dies Slide with general assortmegt Of Fancy Goods
November 80, 1910. 12H
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-30
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lticht0n(t AcH(iElnT.

THE next session of this Institution will open the nth
of January next. The services of competent Assistant
viii be procured thereby giving additional advantages the
Patronage Of this school, Considerable apparatus has recent
been provided by the Principal and he aters himself that
this school shall be made to afford such facilities for nstrue
tion shall render satisfaction oa who will patronzo it.
:. The terms Of tuition per session Of months:
For the lower branches of English Sc 90
For the niger branches of English. II 90
Latin ana CIreek ~ W