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New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
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Dl ORDER of Chsr-s 2 nsy. pa Of the yads-- ~
ID - Court of Common s- or tie tN and 'uuuf ni ~"
inrs. hereby gwen pnrut' to tl- proson- I'D -
.tfHf- trfiHrrag attachments sEt-f ah nt s rt~' t'
i~h1r~ fist atfhnrt r i--A-i Et-i ne -'''f
ofMtlLIAN A. GOLD r-fsnt oi The state o irss- ai lat
1- soi tfe u~nt 0 h- i~ts sr'' r ilfh
ana ifs attachment according n sN, tu nine tA1
publication tHsuoff- 80 tla te n" OF sly
'-r- O w state, a1f ie '"'-ff t h o.
hsu.e property wuhnh state ls hn snf hs
of .u,h property t tr i- t5 aW az 10
Dated th- fourth IA, oi >n,enh-r. 10,
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pO-FPH NYER AGAINST JANF NifK

.tMlEK You r-ruh .ummn~if ansN- i- compliant l is
.rtan u 'h, The C~rk Oit- Court
COPY aus-f "n A. ns Uh' % r} AVnn-y
TirI % rus within twenty fuH after ilr e-fft7
hosaf tli to anssef
cnmpnf sor~.ad the psutt s apps th~ Count 81 10
SPECIAL Term the ln d Ju thouss -g hun
tr,j 40 nto0A h3 uf"lul Cog t" sei De
mtni-d ih- oemq qltlt-nt-i New f'rs CIV. w l-w
..,- Itwss JOSEPH MNFk. fIsinfH
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= Nr.N ssae kt-rt lu-.Hs SO jtH~s 's-- ,.fross
nl- ~Hsf Ha O..fr-,t T.. K1rkNi JA-iiN tni JAWS
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flf f r-nf,. Vfl H'.f tar ~
De- t.ua-tIf h.r.f l'ss Ils
o..fs '' its acton n.lei Jan~i. l-tf
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- TO LTT or FOR SALE

= tso-- lIy house DO W----hroaInay. .aarii lie y
- opposite N lfe-st. Inquire Of
: E. HrLBERT JUDAH.
7H Ns'.-~-. Ur
THFODORE SFlNAS.
t.c erNNElN. n WH-rr->.
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DAVID Names 80 Fulton the Cty Of New
fo b-'ofs te ~f-gte~h dt of September n-ftDs,@i
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~; Nlc or. -.uat.- 0n >Ylt-rirsi. Nn-ti->ecold ana
- Sl4 i-Iri - uc7r ir center u. fle villa &C., " iil
f-. flurrs ws'. uf either ferry. Terms Ht payment
rt-T. At El ~lt = " A. A'hr- rArfA'
.-f w .Y Frorf-sf. y I.
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50 RE1NnIDs. p.sn. m '. Attorney
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DN ORDER Dsne iashtH. J4izr 90 iae ,'u'f % o'm'
ID fri. of Toe Cy as county N Ns lk nffr HEREBY
the Tho sfsf.f- ats-
n~rfs .oco1 nt '- r. tasi an
tfaHn~ t -uri thr estate LILLIAN Ni.hfi %
kObfkt " INSECT. ufsrn-r. uHirr th- NllitAh
Nl>Bkr ANU COMPANY of SAINT Los. N.snaf. sh' aot
residents >e infA. fst The a- a
or the pavn-at h-r unless si spF-ar r1d f~h'r-
sneh sciG~r according nHlifs rrf l- lfst
- the irtts dn- %
tt- fh. STATE aus h- deliver, n r~m of r nrt
property vhn ih STATE hem ani - tfans
Ter ~ such pnY~rf ort i~u BIS s~ st 49, son
Dt-i fh- itth JAS OF Apri Ist4 BARNARD 4 PAR-ONS.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
- pOOFING.-G1odnIn'. Palent Cement sleau

turned 10 tr CITY. IA located 100 fultol--t opp,
.lie > lofnlI residence. wi bee happy io meet h, fui
m.r patrons. ani c public generally who uisy need h
services. Ir.i 81
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TO LET.

/ - TO BIZ RENTED-k house party rD-h ,i %
LIZ f.et hy ls .eet. aron 'ae h-1lN v,r. n... te liar
- ..m Railroad Depot. a Nafe Pans We r'i'f
Corn,y. With :, taihrg house. Apply at tle IT. a,ls
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N. -. - - HRAnEoKn. NJ, 3, ..Aa. c,.l.

ORDER Hnl NsiHtn h v H tr JN'tfr.
ID - supreme Count of The state N-r va. n- hereby
gwen pur.lnt the the -stuf- lhlfg siaoh-
attach sHf is..si
of 1ONNsFND hEMItri, r--ie oi Anu" o- nt ths
West Isl Islands sni tu- h- sold ls
sni ffttch
that fh. of fetts due f nr
t' state 'ni fh- delivery o. hm or iur Doe ul
perry r and the tfsn--fo such
pnr-r', he hfodi-n by aw sni sr- fut lei A- IA
"A, of s-pi-rr-r Isi- Il Vas COTT Attf-y
lrs " NaN iifk.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
Di.u.frrs. Nc.

Tie Frp- it- ashore N-~hHrh. hs. been ove,
tc't ~ar cd here al The f,s ao'nt l O'Clock Saturday
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-10


Who as Governor of California Seeing
no mention made of the name of Gen. Persifer
F. Smith, in the late news from California.
while Gen. Riley appears 10 be acting very
prominent part in the governmental affairs Of
that region, we were at loss TO understand
how matters stood, unless, indeed, the rumors
which had reached US were true, and General
Smith had in reality been forced to seek refuge
on board the shipping in the harbor. In that
case he might have temporarily surrendered
the government of the territory into the hands
of his subordinate, hoping ultimately to be
released from his disagreeable situation and 10
be restored TO power and the favor of the so.
vereign gold diggers of California. The only
attempt at an explanation of the matter which
we have been able 10 find, is the following
from the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, and
this does not entirely clear the matter up TO
our satisfaction. We are still at loss to
know who is the Governor of California. The
editor says @
" The position of Gen Riley, as acting Co.
vernon, is explained by the fact that he is the
military commander of the California district,
while Gen. Smith is commander of the whole
territory on the Pacific, which includes Ore
gon. We confess, however, that we do not
all, for Oregon has also its Governor in Gen.
Lane. 1t is certain that Gen. Smith has acted
as Governor of California. But we dare say
it is all right
Since our paragraph was in type, we have
met with the following from the N. Y. Tri-
bune -
L" Ho1U it is.-Gen. Persifer, Smith is the
military commander of the Pacific division of
the army, including California and Oregon
Gen. Riley commanded in the District of Cali
fQrnia, and being such. exercises the functions
Of civil Governor, as he states in his procla-
nation, by virtue of the Mexican laws, and
Of the instructions of the War Department.
Gen. Smiths Office is merely military one,
while that of Gen. Rilcy-though he is infe-
rior to Gen. S. in military ranks civil also
In this civil capacity he is responsible to the
government at Washington"
The editor is perfectly clear as regards the
relative rank of Gems. Smith and Riley. But
where is Gen. Smith? Who is the Governor
of California de jure and de facto
Baltimore american.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-10
GINGER POP.

THE subscriber takes this method Of returning
thanks to his friends and the ubEc for their lib
eral patronage, and he hopes by attention to his
business, and the manufacture of a good and
healthy drink, in the shape of GINGER Pop, to
merit continuance of their favors.
Aug 3.-[47-tf iaa GEORGE GADSBY.
Market ST., Wilmington, July 3Ist, '49.
N. B.-I understand that some person or per-
SONS have, with some design best known to them
selves, reported that G1NaER Pop will eat NOR
lie. find it has tendency to make those who
have not paid much attention to Chemistry afraid
to use it as beverage. / feel it my duty to un-
deceive my friends and the public, by showing
the real state of the case. Marble is carbonate
of lime, and is easily decomposed by any acid !;
the acctous acid of the Pop combines with the
lime of the marble, and sets the carbohic acid
gass free. This is the way that the gass is OBJ
tanned by those who make Soda Water, and no
one will be afraid TO drink Soda Water, because
sulphuric acid eats marble, and digeSfs carbonic
acid gass, which gass forced into water by the air
pump, is what is called Soda Water. This arti-
Gle, drank from the fountain, is aperient and anti
septic with syrup of Ginger; it is aperient, anti
septic, and earmnative, with Sarsaparilla Syrup
it is alternative. Thus have shown the medical
virtues of drink no one feels afraid Of and YET
it is made from marble eater. -
Ginger Pop, as medicine, is aperient, antisep-
tic, carminatve, tonic, repregefant, and alternative;
and if it is allowed 10 remain upon marble, it will
corode. So those young men who are in love
had better take SEINE to soften thei: hearts, OF
they may break. If they wish to remain hard.
hearted, they must let the Pop alone. G. G..
August Sd, ls49.--[47-tf ees.. ef
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| remain your friend,
Superior Chief JAMES COLOQUAR
The Neu Territories Dispatches,

The NeaO Territories. Dispatches, we
learn, have been received by our government
both these Territories will be applicants 10
the next Congress for admission into the
Union. The primary measures are now being
taken to accomplish the object. New Mexico,
with its population of $4,000, is already com
petent to admission, and the population OF
California is daily increasing. Its permanent
populaticn, by the next session of Congress
will no doubt be sufficient 10 demand the doors
to be opened to its admission among its sister
States This will settle the question which
has lately created so much dissension in Con
:gress, in a way that must prove satisfactory
TO all parties.-PhH. Ledger.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-10
sstsa @AagIyg 1ggps Is,
ARRIVED

---* ARRIVED -s|-s i'
Aug 2-schr Pearl Dexter, Onsow co, TO C w Da
Schr Martha B., Davis Shallotte, to G w Davis.
Schr Albion Pickett, Onslow CO, to do
3-oldenburg Brig Orion, Cornelius, New York, to
Brig Elalcyon Sheffield Boston, to George IIarriss
schr John Potts Brown, DeWolfe, Philadelphia, t"
schr Mary Powell Williams, New York, to w Da
Wis. f..
schr Charles Mills, Francis New York, to DeRosset
f. Brown. .. - .-,.!... +. i ... ri [e..I
schr 1.ouisine, Robinson, New York, 10 E J Lutter
loh 1852 ..".f -5- '.42 t5t, " 9-z "|
Leighton '- Il ..." Cd" .
4SBarque David Nichols, Nichols, Boston. to Potter
& Kidder. .4.- .f.-.. .- ... ...-. ..
Br Brig Ararat, Banks, Liverpool, to & McRac &,
Brig Samuel Potter Douglass, Boston, TO DeRosset f
Brig President z. Taylor, -, Boston, to Potter &
Kidder.s5. F-.- ...-s -.-- -.. .EG. a5 ss
schr L P Smith, Miller New York, to DeRosset &
Brown - 81.
schr Ontario, Higgins Boston, to Barry, Bryant &
5-schr Margaret Jane, Davis Hyde, co. N G. to
7Br Brig Tartar, Welsh, Liverpool, to Barry, Bry-
Brig Tasso, Benson, Charleston, c, to DeRosse 8.
schr woodbury., Potter, shallotte, to w Davis.
s-Schr Lucretia Norman, Boston, to Barry Bryant
& Adams -.-
Ang Brig Crocus, Ballard Boston, by G w Davis.
Schr Pearl, Dexter, Onslow CO., by do
/ Schr Express, Parker. OnslUw co, by do.
| Schr Albion, Piget, Onslow co, by .--- do q
! Schr Ma tina b., Davis Slaotte, by do
9-Schr Kensington, Foster, Philadelphia, by } Lut.
| teroh. as II . .sr
schr Ontario, Higgins, Boston, by Barry, Bryant +
Adams.
Schr Athalia, williams, New York, by G w Davis.
Schr L Smith, Miller, New York, by DcRosset q
| Brown. ..
Io-schr Charles Mills, Prancis New York, by De-
Rosset g. Brown ~ a.s-E
Schr John Potts Brown, DeWolfe, Philadelphia, by
DeRosset q Brown.
schr Margaret Jane, Wysocking, Hyde county, N
c., by Ellis & Mitchell. - ar -. s.-a s.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-10
MARRIED..

In this town, a: the Methodist E. Church, or
the sth inst, by the Rev Mr. Brown, Mr. Henri,
Wells. to Miss Nancy st. George. all of this town
In Wayne county. on the Gath ult, Mr. Gilfer
West, to Miss Eliza Mooring.
In Sampson county. on the oath ult, Mr.. John
Spell, to Miss Eliza Yew.
In Richmond county, on the Goth ult., Mr.. Fin
lay Mcmillan, of Barbour county, Alabama. tc
Miss Sarah Ann, youngest daughter of Mr. Alex
Mcmillan, Of Richmond. In the same county
Mr. F G Smith, to Miss Hannah HALEY, daugh.
ter of Jonathan Haley, Esq.
In Jones county, on the slst ut, Mr. Joseph
Wilkerson, of Carteret county, about 25 years Of
age, to Mrs Mary Meadors, about 81 years of age
widow of the late Simeon Meadors.
In Red River county, Texas, on the 20th Of
June, at the residence of Col Lowered NJ James
N Murray, Esq to Miss Amelia NJ. James
daughter of the late Hinton James, Esq, of Viii.
mington, ..g
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DYED.

In Sampson county. on the 29th ult, Mr. Hen
ry ID Bradshaw, in the 23d year of his age.
In Newbern, Mr. John A Moore, in his S0th
year. at-t r ii Eg#z
In Anson county, Mrs Sarah May, wife of MI
Daniel May.
In Stanly county, on the 2sth ult, Mr. John
Barmer. aged los years. He was in the battle
of Guilford Court house, and many other engage.
ments of the Revolutionary war. 1
At Louisville, Kentucky, Oh the 4th ult., OF
Cholera, DIR David George Outlaw, eldest son Of
Dr. Joseph Outlaw, of franklin county. and
grand son of the late Hon David Stone deceased
former Governor of this State. aged 30 years.
In Lexington, Ky, on the 28th of July, of chol
era, Mrs Matilda Fitnam, and on the goth. The
resa, Alice. and Oscar Parsley, wife and children
ton. '5.. 49,.
In Duplin county, on the 9Th inst, Mr. William
Swinson, aged 81 wears. .'+"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-10

Assa ying MetalS.-Fhe assaying is the
most curious and scientific of all the business
in the mint. The meters take the gold dust,
melt it, and cast it into bar, when it is
weighed accurately, and a piece is cut off for
the assayer. He takes it, mel.s it with twice
its weight of silver, and several times its
weight of lead. 1t is melted in small cups
made of bone ashes which absorb all the lead );
a large part of the silver is extracted by anoth-
er process, and the sample is then rolled out
TO thin shaving, coled up, and put in sort
of glass vial called a mattrass, with some nj
trio acid. The mattresses are put in fur
mace, and the acid is boiled some time, poured
off, a new supply put in and boiled again
This is done several times, till the acid has
extracted all the silver and other mineral sub
stances, leaving the sample pure gold. The
sample is then weighed, and by the difference
j between the weight before assaying and after
1.-THE true value is found. ALI the silver oVei
and above five pennyweights for each lot, il
maid for by the mint as its true value. Int
cold. after it has been assayed, is melted, re-
fined, and being mixed with its due proportion
of ALLOW, is draw n into long strips, (not unlike
an iron hoop for cask,) the round pieces Gu
out with sort of punch, each piece welghe
and brought to right size and put into stamp
ing press, whence it comes toTth a PerleC
coin. Scientific american.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-10
NEW YORK
CABINET FURNITURE WAREHOUSg

WE don't believe in putting our goods, but we
do believe that we have now in SToRE, the laf~
gest add best selected STocK OF FURNlrtnR to-
be found in the old North State. And further
more. we do believe that we are ready and willing
to sell said goods at prices equally as low as arti@
Giles Of like quality can be purchased in more
Northern markets. And also, we put full faith in
the utility Of the ready CASH SYSTEM, boil, for
buyer and seller. All of on, purchases are made
for cash IN hand, and we have adopted for eur
motto, Small profits and 9viek returns"
The ladies' will find in onr sales-room large
variety of RIcH AND ELEGANr FsRNlTuRE for
the parlor and drawing-roon neat and beautifut
articles for the bosdoir ;-also, complete assork
ment Of plain and substantial Furniture.
Hotel keepers can be supplied with BEBsrEAns,
COTs, MATTRESSES, &c. &C., on favorable terms.
The public generally are requested to call and
examine our stock aud prices.
Juiy 1877 G. & w. A. GWYER.
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TO MERCHANT TAILORS.

A RARE chance for any person wishing to
continue the Merchant Tailoring business, at the
old stand of V. r. Peirson, on Market street, Will
mington.
This establishment has been carried on success
fully for the last ten years, with nett profit from
1880 to $4,000 yearly. The subscriber with
drawing from the business. offers the stock part
of it, together with the fixtures of the store on the
most accommodating terms, promising his inau-
encc to the purchaser.
All letters addressed to the subscriber on the
subject will be attended to with promptness.
9.i g V. r. PERSON, Agent.
July 3, ls49-[47-4t
Standard. Raleigh; Republican, Newbern, and
Courier, Charleston. copy a times and forward &C.
counts to this office. +a. .e.a
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Bound for the Gold Regions +!

THE subscriber having determined on going
to California, offers for sale his Lot and buildings
thereon, situated on Market street, now occupied
as a Carriage Mandatory. The Lot is large.
and the buildings can be conveniently converted
into large and comfortable dwellings.
Also. variety of RIDING VEHICLES, Sad
dies. Brides, and Harness, which will be sold
very low. r#t
To any person wishing q pleasant residence
the above location will be found very desirable,
and bargain may be had. Terms easy. .Le
All persons indebted 10 the subscriber by note
or account, are requested to settle the same with
out delay. ISAAC WELLS.
Wilmington, n. c., July l3, ls49 e-r
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-10

Barber Shop Scene; or, the aCay to get Sha-
Ued before your tNrn.-At the barber shop OPP
posite Smiths clock store, on Fifth street, a
most laudable trick was played off on the
boys in the shop.
The room was well supplied with custom
ers, and the chance of getting shaved in hur-
~ was out of the question.
A small man with waggish look, came TO
the door, and after surveying the crowd, walk
ed in and took seat on the sofa.
How far is it 10 a doctors office % asked
the strange gentleman.
" Just across the way" replied one of the
boys.
The eyes of the company were turned on
the stranger.
-'I feel bad" said he and at the same time
a spasm took him, and his hands clenched
and his legs drew him up in perfect ball, and
he rolled off on the floor.
"Thars cholera case" said one, and he
took hat and left. This was the signal, and
all followed except those undergoing the sha
wing operation. b..
The spasm seemed to subside-the arms
and legs stretched out full length and thu
patient lay PROSTATE on his back.
"Wipe off the ,lather," said the fat mar
next the door, {" I'll come in again. can
stay now" ..e..
Just then another spasm took the stranger
and by some strange movement ne bounce'
upon the sofa without any apparent effort, fla
on his back as he was laying on the floor H
rolled up into ball again and rolled back
ward and forward on the sofa in style tina
would have done credit to circus man.
This was fnisher; those that were sha
we'd left, and those not shaved hadn't time
stay, the boys looked at each other in aston
ishment. The cholera subject uncoiled hin
self and asked them if his turn had come
when he took his seat AMI had good shave
Whats the charger" asked the stranger.
"Nothing," said the barber, {" if you wi
leave your name."-C Cincinnati Com.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL
nATE HANOVER HOtJSE.y

FRoxr SrREET; WILMiasToS, N. G..
THIS HOUSE has lately been Te-ofehed, on
der the superintendahce Of the undersigned, who
have siven it a thorough overlanling, and newly
furnished II throughout. they pledge themselves
that nothing shall be- wanting, their part, 70
render tho patron satisfied and comfortable.
Their Table and Chambers are az wen furnish
ed and attended ON by as faithfaf servants. as can
be found in any Other Hotel in the Southern States
The Omnibus will be found ready at the Cars
and Steamboats,, carrying baggage, free, to and
from the Hotel. st,s..s - zs4.a. 49,.
January Is, is49 -Iis-iydee r
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

The business heretofore conducted under the
firm of G. P. & r. H. GRANT, will be con,i.l-
ued under the sole management ofthe subscriber,
who solicits orders in his line. ~ z.ss.. - +.
Particular attention will be paid by him to the
Commission Business.
All persons indebted to the late firm are reques-
ted to call on the Subscriber, and settle the same
by Cash or Note, without delay, as it is very es-
sential that the former business be brought TO an
immediate close. r. H. GRANT. ,
July 26, lS49-(46-4t .sf
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his Lands where
on he now lives, consisting of about 700 ACRES,
a small portion of which is now under cultivation.
There il now cut about 10000 Turpentine Box
es, enc. two, and three yesrs old, and eonsldera-
bic number Of Piaes not yet boxed. The Land
is well adapted to the cultivation OF CoEn,s Peas.
Potatoes. DC. SIS 81 eaa5is e45, tas.sssa as
The. Lands are situated on Black River and
Lons Greek, Convenient to the Rivers.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing such property
will do well to eall on the subscriber, where every
information desired will be given.
August 5, IS49--[47.3Ha = -. q.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6.--The stock market
is somewhat frmer-Treasury Note 6's ISL;
Pennsylvania SIS SS3.
Flour is steady-small sales at IS a 81 81,
for Pennsylvania brands. -.-.
The supply of Grain is larger-saIes OF red
wheat at Of a 81 OF; yellow CORE 81 81
cents oats 35c, with sales
No change in provisions. Mess pork held
at s11 prime 50. Lard SC. Beef s13 so.
Groceries steady. Rio coffee I a TIC per
lb. Sugars and molasses firm. Rice 35c for
prime e-ses e--z ~. ss ssa ~
/ Cotton held &c higher. W.
| Whiskey "a 244c. s.s5g-a
Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentine is firm
with sales al 324 34c. 200 bbls com. Rosiu,
at so s5c, and small lots Of Pitch at sls q
l13 per Dbl. .,e.s
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-10
NJ u 6 &c,

ERNST GRIMME, Professor of Vocal and
Instrumental Music, respectfully announces TO the
Ladies and Gentlemen of w ilmington, and its vi
cinity, that he will open Music School. on the
first of September next. He will give instructions
in singing, on the Piano, Guitar. and other in
struments. His abilities as competent teacher.
are known throughout the State; he can therefore
give the most satisfactory reference. His method
of Teaching is entirely new, and combines Sci
ence and Execution. He will pay particular at.
tention to tuning Pianoes. .>.r .,.-...-~.
TERMS. a LESSONS AT SIS. All.
those who desire his services will please leave
their address at the Washington Hotel, at the
Book Syore or at S. d D. 7eller's Store.
Aug 10. l849-F4S-tf sr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-10
TAILORING.

THE subscriber has resumed his business III
Wilmington, and will carry on the Tailoring
Business in all its various branches. He is in
possession of all the latest styles, and from hrs
past experience in The business he feels satisfied
that he please the taste of the most astidious
A trial is all that he askes TO convince the most
skeptical. He guarantees all work that he does to
fit, and to be made in ,corkman Ike manner.
s. r. ROBBINS.
May IL, ls4s-~ES6-tf