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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05
WILMINGTON CANDLE MANUFAt TORY.

WILMINGTON CANDLE MANUFACTORY.
WE have hand superior Tallow Candles manufactured
w in this place, by H. c. C. RoADEs which will sell
than Northern prices and would invite those
thew will give satisfaction ALI 1--we want sH trial, which will
prove them equal if better than any from tho North
For sale, wholesale retail, by
J. WILKINSON & co,
Agents for the Manufacturers
n. B.-Highest cash prices paid for coed TaIiow.
Aprl J. 1850 Soft
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

RB-We authorized to Mr.. WILLIAM Sell
LARS candidate for Major of the Both Regiment North
Carolina Militia, at the election the first Saturday (th)
in May next.
March Is, 1850 27-te
HD@ We authorized to Capt. ASA A. HARTs-
candidate for Major of the 30h Regiment North
Carolina Militia to fill the vacancy occasoned by the resg
nation of Major DAVID WILLIAMS.
Anril s 1850
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

HARDWARE STORE IN WILMINGTON. ". G.
TTE subscriber desires to inform the citizens of Whining
ton and the country dealers generally that he has
Store ErOntrect three doors South of Market (sign
of Mill Saw and Anvil) where he is opening large
and entirely stock of foreign and domestic HaTS
of the very best make, including Bar and Hoop Iron,
HOllOwyarc, Stoves and Nails; together with the usual
variety of GERMAN AND FANCY GOODS belonging to
the rade BY importing his foreign, and receiving his do
nestle from the manufacturers direct he is enabled and will
ling to sell at the lowest prices. TO those lco bug sell
GAIN he W make all articles at Eastern prices adding
pense only and feels that the country dealers will
it their advantage to look through his stock before going
North }. NJ ROBINSON.
Anrl 5, 1850 30-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

To which may be added say $750,OOO worth Of
gold dust still remaining in private hands 1t would
thus appear that the total amount of California gold
received into this country from the first consignment
in 1913, up to the present time exceeds the truly
enormous of trclve millions Of dollars but, enor
it is, still much below the popular estimate.
The coinage at the mint during the present quar-
ter has been very heavy, may have been inferred
from the number of certificates paid. About one
hundred thousand dollars of double eagles have been
coined and issued and still larger amount will be
coined in the course of a few days.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05
A CARD.

n CARU.
THE subscriber is of business offers his servi
l. ces to the public General Collector of Notes and
Accounts He will also take of Lumber Shingles
Slaves, anything that will ensure an honest living
April 5, lS50-3O-tfl JAMES BURCH.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

w. II. GAUTIER,
INSPECTOR of Timber and Lumber. thankful for the
patronage heretofore extended, respectfully soeits
nuance of the same.
re Office in Nuts building, North Water Street Will
mingtOn, n. c. TApril 5-30-3m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05
NEW NOVELS.

Received the Book StOre-IhC Nilmin gtOns,
j novel; The Debtors Daughter, or, Life and its Cham
@es by T. J. Arthur Mary Norton or, The Broken Pro-
mise by T. J. Arthur The Adventures of David Copper
field the Younger of Thunderstorm RoOkcry part ls by
Cbas Dickens The Clandestine Marriage, by Ellen Wal
lace Of the engrong novels have taken up for
sometime. Gretna Green, All for Love, by IT w. NJ
REYNOLDS The Mysteries of Bedlam this work comprises
vivid and animated pictures and the most astounding facts
the whole is thrown frame work of romantic beauty,
forming of profound dramatic interest The Red In
dams Of Newfoundland by the author of Prairie Bird suf
cent recommendations The Confessions of Con Cregan the
Irish Gil Bias by Charles Lever The Bronze Statue,
The Virgin Kiss, by G. w. NJ Reynolds Fanny levey,
Or Mothers Choice of the most delightful books OF
the season. Sir Edward Graham Railway Specuatl5ns
by Catharinc Sinclair Constance Iyndsay or The Pro
P. R. James, Esq. The Fencing Master, or, Eighteen
Months A. Petersburg, by Alex Dumas The Queens
Necklace The Secret History of the Court Of Louis XIV
by Alex Dumas. New York by Gas Light Kate in Search
Of Husband by Lady Chrysalis The Black Pumed Rife
men, tale of the Revolution, by Curtss The Silver hne
Or The Hunter of the Rocky Mountains The Three Golden
Balls Or The Diary of Pawnbrokcr The Steward, ro-
nance of zeal Life, by Henry Cockton. Oliver Godfnch,
the Hypocrte. The Orphan Seamstres narrative OF IN
nocence mystery and crime. Jack Shepard beautiful PIC
toral edition been got the publisher at immense
cost The American Illuminated Abbotsfrd edition OF the
Waverlv Novels. The Texan Captain and the Female
Smuggler Gregorys Guide for California Travellers DIS
course on Woman, by Lucretia Mott being full Promo
graphic report The AgriculturistS Guide and Amanacs
for 1850. l.. H. flEI'NE'
April 5th 1850.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

STATE OF NORTH CAR DINA,
New HANOVER County. )
WHEREAS complaint upon oath hath this day so
w been made to us of the Justices of the Peace g
for the State and county aforesaid by OWEN d. e.
HoL,Es that a certain male slave belonging to him, =
named AARON about n 80 old, feet 10 inches
high weighing about 100 lbs knockkneed with greater
bend in the right than left leg; large mouth and shows
great deal Of gums when laughing ahented MN
self from his said service and is lorkns ABOUT
These are therefore, in the of the state to
the said slave forthwith to surrender ana return ho
to his said maser do hereby by virtue OF the Aet OF
Assembly in such made and provided intimate ana e
clare that if the said slave AARON doth not surrender
these presents that any person may KILL and DE !Rl
the said slave by such he or they may think nj
for so doing without mourning any penalty or forfeiture
thereby. ,.s,,e Ali 1s5o
0i''H "n0'- Jul W n. PEDEN, J. P. [Seal.]
JNO. 4. TAYLOR, J. u. CSeal1
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be pad for the dellv
If the said Aaron to the subscriber, to Anderson
Latmer his Agents Wilmington or for his confinement
in av Jail in the State, reward Of One hundred oo
for his head. 49,, ;.+ ba-
Masters of vessels particularly cautioned against
born m conccan the said negro board their vessels as
the fI nenaItv Of the law will be vigorously enforced
the loh penalty VI inc law Wa OWEN d. HOLMES.
,o-a 3O-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05
For Sheriff.

FL We arc authorized to announce TIIOS. Fl. WILL
LlAS as candidate for the Office of Sheriff at the ensuing
election.
March Is, 1850 27-tf
Ga We are authorized to announce GEORGE ALDER
MAN candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing election.
March Is, 1850 27-te
Town papers please copy till election.
VOTERS OF New HANovER-I announce myself a candi-
date for the Shery of your County and solicit your votes
at the ensuing election. S. d. WALLACE.
March g. 1850 26-tf
Papers of the town will copy till otherwise ordered
To the independent Voters of Ner Hanorer County:
Fellow ITIzENs-In accordance with the wishes of a
number of my friends beg leave to offer myself cand
date for the office of Sheriff Should you honor with your
suages, pledge myself to discharge its duties with fidelity
and mpartality G.. J. MOORE
New Hanover county Feb'y %, 1850 23-te
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05
April 9Th, 1850

C,uEErVTNCs and Oznaburgs.-5 Bales Fayetteville
= Sheeting; bales Randolph Cofe0 RE1 TI0T
heavy. Foe sale by "" L. AAo11-Ai1A''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

NoTE-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentine, always
sold in the WATER and subject to the expense of landing
NJ Tar and Turpenne about 10 per barrel For dry
Virgin or mixed Tupentine deduction is made according
to litv
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05
rprMcH,s HOTEL.


Corner Frankfort street and City Hall Square,
Opposite the cir Hall and Park Fountain, NeiC York.
WAS built and opened by the subscriber May l. ID
w 1919 who trusts that for convenience, elegance EH
comfort and economy, it cannot be surpassed in the world
1t contains than other Hotel this CONT
nent only all of which warmed gratis: They
are all fitted up with marbleop washstands which sup
Piled with CrOtOn Water through silver plated cocks
is but bed in the Halls and water closets
floor win be lit with during the night THIS
TILE BUSINESS, and the principal places of amusement
BARRIERS Shop, and extensive range Of Bdth
Rooms connected Herewith The Hotel VIII be conducted
the European plan of lodging rooms ana meals they
Porers will I'D during the night to admit lodgers ana
also to cali them Mt any they may desire and in no
case will servants permitted to exact or receive
~ r. FRENCH
New York, April 5th 1850 3O-3m
caBINET FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
r4MES IL. COOKE, No! 92 broadway, a
i IopposIrE TRINITY CHURCH,) YORK, has now u
~ Store full and complete assortment Of CABINET M
FURNITURE, to which he is daily making large add-
tions. :; 80,
among which will he found every article for the
complete furnishing of house, ranging with the following
low rates: Oh.
High Post Bedsteads from mott: 81 90 to SO 90
Walnut do. do. ".:....---:...le w to 90 20
Cottage do. DO. g.. ....... = 90 to 16 90
Mattresses at the lowest market rates -
Sofas city manufacture -. ~ w 70 % w
Rocking Chairs. mahogany go. . w 10 10 w
Mahogany Parlor Chairs, (per dOzenl :50 w to 70 90
Rurea1s Card Tables Book Cases, and Wardrobcs Of the
finest Qualities and warranted equal to any in the market
Particular attention paid to boxing and shipment of
goods which is done by most experienced haDds
New York. March s, 1850 26-isSm
CIcILY Oranges. Is boxes Sicily Oranges. just landed
- For sale by D. WlLh1NSON CO B
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

CoTToN.-It will be seen that the receipts contin-
ue to fall off heavily, compared with last year
The estimates of the crop are now from 100000 to
100000 bales only. And yet, with this deficiency
IDENTIFY caused by the English consumers, who resist
high prices. By the last accounts the stock in Lv
erpool $4,000 bales against $4,000 last year,
and the consumption was diminshing.-Fay. Obs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

LIST OF LETTERS,
ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Wilmington, N T.,
H 3lst March, 1850.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

1@ motbon1 Well, john said a doctor to a lad
y how Is 1t mad been attending during her i'll
tSr9 9our mother - She is dead, thank
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

Il.
Brig Morning Star, Dill from Cardiff for this port with
Iron Wilmington Raleigh Rail Road Co., went ashore
on Arnolds Point n. s. Vessel total wreck; cargo will
probably be saved.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

MhO would be a swine
10 grunt and pine
FOR months in one cold sty,
And then pulled out,
By tail or snout,
by man, to bleed and die 2
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05
EW YORK CLOTHING d DRY GOODS STORE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
WOLF & CO., PROPRIETORS.

CLARENDON HORSE GUARDS!
TT will expressly understood by the members of the
Troop that the last Saturday of every month is the
lar parade day, unless otherwise ordered.
By order of the Captain: .
Anri1 < 1880 f. D. HALL, O. s.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

Cod Liver Oil Candy has been invented by drug
gist in Springfield Mass. The New York Mirror
states that single house in that city is under con-
tract to supply no less than fifteen thousand gallons
of cod liver oil between this and the 1st of May next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

n a ~ s1roE.i~ II ~ tasutJ q
- sofr- tsssty pg-a = ~ g-sse.s asss< esss-
.-t william HOfI. ~ u a. CO a sss Tor sess.-.
49, 4. a.. r5lries tasrs - IT, sa1sr.sf 81 -
a. 81 IL soss ,r->i - ~ q So Tea .. q ss.' "a
~ s.,s.nter serfDssst Sss foh % - fty q h.ftt
- =. lsss4sl DAVID n horr, kss-asiFstsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
nI.ilsierA. &c.

Tr-.ses4 from Indian RIVER 90 Che si INST repre-
s.o lat tie ~ Iuscsr1s shout 80 -t seswa aud won
hsss been cot o. frtf not for ile strong "e@FfA
winds that qre,sI eUieh tend 20 cut % he swell
sRir f. Gsa.at Brown New Oels halni 20 0ttean' '
heng w sprung assa nni wa conI t hrsN
Wes,hs o. uiAs Bermuda where che arrived on tie lh NJ %
beng ou' ~ tas- aud anchored ~ Mrrrays Auchosr The b'
h,-od hs, -hs sunk 70 her deos on ne morn g Of W
e csro .ied of gl' kesr of ,tl hhd of teesw az '
ia sv.. ruorbf.t hs fis ,,'- ferorc b. capt f
Ashore Oh Of the Island OF Bsuuii See DS-i~r
saw Rrt. Tho lat from her report her stl % t- 50
tuu Clt Mofr steamer Hercules ni9rns u That ~
steamboat hc Of Y-ssrisy but could not move r a'
s aud hts ON board 'Nn'i Of
sso rs.. WELDED A. $4,000 She charge OF pioi A. e
.he .iruk tssss sni cargo largely insured n Wa It.
Hu Rare Mas,sFr ,oi H1hfs ft en With d 1ned A. So
iom s BAY o Honduras. Nrh 81 @gwoo' found "a
tlls port
s.n O 1u5s.,os lot Frankfort ,h went ashore CAPE Co..
Jsnus M got ~ 0rl taken mo Prov ueinwn afo'
with bu' ifAng damage
scsssss Catsrrr Cstw sUffosV - losfoap ler
Of she CnJefels reports schooner capsrci INSIDE Of W
H00k. witt rcelcd msmsa re.al and t standing supposed 70
have ed FrdN night durns the h,s bio" from a.. NORTH
She supposed 20 be Virginia built hr of about 1 t1ns
her and 81 her sr yellow Pine The supposed ID
have OH bscu o-t Capt Mel moie tut 90 her wh te intention
b. nse the Hool out of the OF vesse- 's n au
she hes channel tf dd not succeed Tie ta' on boar
Cncrcn, ,ni esH Nre,ters has sieu away h
AL 'opsaiis srrna -ts, AMI some rigging
sch Norris ol ssed q th port yesterday from
has hosf ihnson and soop tncofe cslss-d
Of Cspe Nsv durur white squat FRIDAY morning lsst
siosr srrr'sFn losrA s'oop 81 about
snatof. dunn. ne friny i lat ti
wet of The West Bslt The crew supposed 20 BE lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

Wt.~e, al wst-r G.st. - s-s,a,A se,-sisrsh ~.
Es.r-s.fh ~ sr's ri t,- O., ~ Ns-Y.t
4 NrHONy BLEFCNER AMI 7 \ sLrECKER 4
NCo Auccousefs WI 81 ~ pubic sacoB q be Me-.
ea,ns ENchsng'' m ne Ciy q New Tors on wsDNES
Ger 81 ne supreme Couri IL EGuy, or Herman Br-1.
ESecutor Of fhomSs II smith, under he drrcson q Sc
qhen CAraoreseng, Esc Re,srs~ ce 0tosing vsGse.s
SscoSo-,v The ,Aree-s,oy dou5,e granite froo,
llse :. Secord between >'nh ant renth se ~
esdsnee % C-orge " Ruler, deevssed via lo ~ s
u,'rs wiih II fr0ri am reGg. and 3 feet In dcp1
htgse - feet inches ty % feet With Conservatory n -
The Aoasr va bul BY DAYS wors wthcai rrs.i 10
expense and tuhe M the rcsf sOsgy Snd sly
~ b. al the aodrn convenience
An hree gp,'n ne essefly sde % he Secsrd sv
between Nuh ard Tenth ss al 1ing he shove Zach y
b., In Width N mont Nad rcsr snd - teetin depth
stoves situate ou ne soatherv .,de % Hou,oosL hetr-n
C'ruoia All S1era 50 opposite rioa hNset Including
.,- 10 Hcts,on ard Columbia sta beng Noe ies
no l. ~ ilG ii2 and ~ Hoasorsl each hass heng
ei inches In width snt " feet M deph Three oi NJ
, are 70 t u dep,h ard he other, 81 irregular d.ne1
sons %, which see photographic msp.
ColgNsi,srsgsr The ct and large thrsesiory brics
a'use - Coumoitst near he corner OF Ho0sior 81
Nouse - feet inches IN width. and a. teet uchcs
depth. L., about = feet In deph.
fHssE HUNDRED ,Sn TWENTY FivE vALVAsls Butto-
-. EiEsr-,v ,ND E.sr Rivek slpuste NJ rs
Az avenues ard =, and On rhreertA fsaueen,h. -
TIVE iy.frst rNserty second. ard Twenty thifd
Also The valuable ws'er Righs IN ftoas Il pat Of he
eshr hgndr e. upon the ESsi River ee,sesn ssesaih
ard Seventeenth A. Nnteenih sad Iweutyhrst as sni
I~rnly-ssSond and A~eniVihfu ss ms wslet HsN ~
Guides. besides The present whsTes and bu lhests he
RI ghi II isckug our inio The East River - rrAs
about hundred according "a the proposed plan or
b. exterior boundary Ire % NE eiy between fhifte~sh
sri r~enfv-hrt 80 liked BY he Street Commissioner,
al ~ he meet vAusha privileges which
b. .cund ne msrsst
rWoihirds % re purchase rcr-y remain bod
sud uorgSgc At SIX per cent, Al the option OF ne per
chaser.
Lihogrsphie MAPS will be realty N few days ard can
be bad " he AnctOneeJs, Broad and hroedst -
Johnson SouhmAyd, Go NAllst or Butler Evuu,
Hsnover4st
A,y further Information which NAV be deslrel in rsla
cn 10 80 property. De obtarei upon application
Thomas NJ Besre, corner OF svssae h ard Tenth st
Tue properly l. All In ee simple and he lille ungues-5n
Abe. 80 tMaias
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
SPRING Ukl GOODS
AT G.. ". BoDINE'S.

WE RECOMMEND those 40 our readers who suuc
W rsfe rufo bastng gl r- al r- Dress or shaw 81
cal afHDfjfNfS nai exam ~ argr socs az new ~nrif
- comprising ,aiu and tcur-1 Ca~i-'~on ~ ever
shade and Qla-r. OIL. prices lei a." 'uan.r any person
wear s : Instead o. more 'rffror fu'-s
90 Mssl1 ce Lance Linens and LleE 1arhrc-, W u'
most recent STYLES
Together with assortment or rev Cs--on Crsp+
shaws comprising shade of color and -yie oi EN-
brOdery which viii BIZ % n about - per cent o"ef hr
tIe same goods were ever - g.
We heartily recommend hose about purchasing 'o ca
ard examine BODISES sock previous 90 purchasing else
% here 8,3 Grand. cor. Orcaarl--t ri ITO
MANAGED cOOD~-Just received ant TOR sae b,
INV MATHEWS. tN lff.arue.sf. plaid gi Eff'1s
chsuhravs printed lawns. French hci blankets 80 fnE
rrirf. brown shc,f1-s Nre7 dif tghec'i.- s.rt
inrs. SC. Also. bacs breach cloths ord cas-inrre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04

- tyt.or q Hurf srsH ssa Fraac, SO j11es 2 J .a1s.r
ss.--., 80 Crsr.esfsn. -p- For. t.ssig1 @
49, i.,s a. b. Gonna Ln.res NJ 'nefy BIOS &C.
tt$' ff.~t.r. s.N o. saus. L h1f.sff Co
fsr.s Hoesfs 80 - CO. / y 'eaey z g "a
htfas ~ De-, = -fofnrt. est4n c. 5taf
~ ~ IS Trs-sr iilos~. Dsa"-afs lrt's b-
Naaf. IS. .',e.~, Fr.ls'oss lr,3frf-r q ST.
2 -, ig, C,e.l Csare.ion Non'-pr-D bfa' 1,,r
C.sls RsJ -. TO- a. . -, a. NJ. PEI, c~.,.-
hfss. pf.,s., = ssrlfsri MfLFF- Hsfr nan. Cssf-r
fof' a., d, Ssfst Rr J.aastan - John Nt s-tsr
ss1re,,s Gao Log i'fr' bah'H'' - A'' S''' ''''
Arsksyss. Ia go, r...,. = "a rr,,fv Pr..s--.
-. ~ .r.rs Lamar SlEs fransLr. "a Ira hrefs
- s.o..,s- I.oa. smith Nshos AL Gen teaf' Nro b" .
~ - p.~,ara .frl to1ls. n I~fei OtiDf1 h1~-ano
- 49, O.~ Re..i, Daring DO. Ftr Brrnt - fh
tAi" 49,. IA ysn.-s.c Str C0ges. Joce Joll bas'~ r
70 - 90. ~ s8ssis no ua For bath tmnt Pis-s.r
- ~ on Olfes frovfelfe
's,-- 81 p..g. Cartnsf fflf lsrce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
BOARDING.

S,tAIL FAMILY, having more room 'han .ne'
1 ,,.np, Would lake gent efSu ana VIE of tNo 81
-r,e,.n IL board To persons wishing cor ofla't
home and 81 sirHhle location ms oncfs uN ~
Nv Address n H. l.. this cfhce i-t =
XITXNTED-Bv gentleman, h,s wife. CHILD A. aar-s
w 49, .fng room and one bedroom, win pSrls, ''a'
nan open situation m the upper part 81 NeN-i"'
ir,.s "a : Tribune Otfce stating location, TERMS ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-04
Arrived.

w.,.t., yevs,s Sys savsrast tays e.f',' &, Da.t'
s ~. o. len saf Wa a. so'of o' ne '' o. ''-.
'' ,5 .. ll.s B-,a, % t,s '.,t '.'aas.r
80, IflN crs- f,,re i4o 90. 's 'a' r..sa s'-
"a, ld,s = H..len ne v % aarhor-i 20 i.@ tr' ..' '
hi -. a., n@i %. rtsssre Wstrf h.sf~f. Jf tn.
~ III plfr.n J.F-r.aa Co f1D1.-
- na "' ~ sa,sn,i tsj. cotton re master
~ n.rrs Duncsn SeV Oean', n,ssss' eai tobacco So
ioi1 -, Sea r.. o. J.aer Jsa d. coffee g.
~. Goiff-y Co 80 c0mpaa, VIII ,sis Baltimore 90 L4
'9oe 90 "a asa savannah dsy. caon % Demu 3 o.
Bars vsnoa ss'snash d')s cotton 10 'iuc-. ~'
'f ~. Sss.a, lot Pot.u rs,, Miar,. D. o. .r a'
,,.e. - uss's s COMPANY VII brs Fs1g" iof Nies
Are Cos " Csfs. ,t, .' r. E p CO. pH IA t .,
w,.el sf tsaen, Jo.su - Nafls % a.e. oiaa A.,
to s S'. es csr 3, m,. % Jay. cotton a., ,A Laid
81 wsslss. Of paa-,a h M smith h''f'' Deb ~ 49,
70 F p''''' i,n Mar, no,i M.si l cotton AI,ls
nr Mogy Burton, Ne~ Orleans Us 1s}' GO lna nas'e. '
sls v,. sal.y Apaeh,s i4a.y, cotton to SURGE. ce.
3D. s. 6,5 John Bq,ss. N.l,s ,as,, g. >..au
gfor,u, Ray Su,,4. F,D Dr. Loa,, csar sna . 20
0 So H.,f s~e.s, Ma-'oer Sc corn blossom SD
n Trphsls Lows. New Hf'e4. 1 ballast, o. master
- T',.isi Is,bam - ssrss cotton 20 H,ri5ut
sb Gog Aa8.r,oa saryer Ke West. coffee nnd pm-tto .
n..ler smith w..h.ps'oa SC cotton 20 Hi.hea
S6 I.st.Ha Porn ~asi .fau. &C. naval stores
sail 9r. yaa Name. yrs Ola. oyser
~ E,ce,or Young. s..'en.ra. oy-;er-
seof wrn BOVINE. t'raey. Providence, ri
JFLow-Bsh. Had.on Dosue from Gla'goN Jaa u.s. ndse aa
. 49, to D''''" u '''' ''' cup ''''' '''
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sal ian Trausc0 Jane Bscs .Hr oorman, h-at o'
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! aul enc Hundred and Slneteenthst Lots Positive
Ss~-COLE 4 Chiffon will sell al public auction on
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change p valuable lots ~ ground on Thfdev Ore Hun
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