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CALIFORNIA VESSELS IN DTsrREss.-By the brig
Eleanor, at this port last evening from ST Thomas
we learn that the steamship New Orleans, Cant
Wood, from NewYork for California, arrived at ST.
Thomas on the ID ult, in distress, having expert
enced very heavy weather when only a few DAYS
ont. She was considerably damaged in her upper
works, but was receiving all necessary repairs
on the Goth, and would proceed on her VOYAGE
in a few days The bark Clearmont, Lermond.
from New Orleans for San Francisco, arrived
at St Thomas on the llth ult., in distress, and
leaking badly. She had been condemned and
was to be sold for the benefit of the underwri.
tiers. The ship Shakespeare, Clark, heretofore re-
ported at ST. Thomas. in Distress was repairing on
the Goth, and would be ready TO sail for San Fran
cisco in a few days-Bdltimore American, an inst.
TO Verdi is writing an opera, founded on
ShskspeaTs's Tempest
MAs MIssINa.-.Mr, Jacob sehsauk, Of Buffalo.
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A FIeHT AMONG THE FIsHKKMrE-Ber.
nardO Capetk, a vender Of the Amy tribe, made an
atidavt yesterday before Recorder Genois, in which
ne gave the following statement: On the 18th inst.
accompanied by his partner, Antony Ponce, he went
to Lake Borgne, in the Parish Of st. Bernard, to
purchase fish. The moment they arrived they were
attacked by gang Of men, numbering at least
forty, among whom were several negroes; fire
arms were discharged at them, and Ponce received
several wounds in the fac and hands. Yesterday
the deponent recognized Of the assailants in
the person of Manuel Sallao. who was passing at
the time through the market. Saao was arrested
and held to bail
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PERUVIAN DEBT AND GUANo.-For twenty
years Peruvian stock has been offered at so Der
cent. and no purchaser. 1t has gone up day by
day, until it is now worth 100 per cent. This
wonderful change is owing to the discovery of
those beds Of Guano on the desert rocks off her
coast. So dungheap has proved source of more
wealth than the silver mines of Potosi One
stock-broker on London Change has realized abou.
a quarter of a million by his investments Mr..
Lewis H. Halseward has always stood up for
American stocks, and when Pennsylvania for
moment was doubtful, he still asserted that there
was no danger. We can afford to submit to score
Of Cockney tourists with their impressions for one
such friend
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AssAULT-One Robert Robertson was eonred
yesterday give bonds for his appearar zee before
the First District Court. Mar Davis told lam.
enable story of wrongs endured a. I'd blows re-
ceived. The last act in the domer tic drama was
enacted in front of the reside nce of complainant,
corner of Custom house and FIR Ankin streets where
she received manifold Bullets from the unpalant
Robertson.
Alfred Ross, having heard Of the arrest of his
FRIEND took up the cudgels in b - defence and walk
ing in the footsteps of his i'll ustrous predecessor
marched directly to the hou SC of the said Mary
Davis word and blow c. Jmpromised his protest
against the ndignity to whc h Robertson had been
subjected, and he was procc eding to improve upon
the example set by his rien R., when chivalrous
knight called Hanson inter posed his stalwart arm
and did valiant battle for Il re injured damsel Loud
waged the war and hotter grew the STRIFE until the
guardians Of the peace rushed in, and, with their
usual discrimination, arrel tied all the parties. Mary
in the morning also made an affidavit against Ross,
and the accused gave bail for his appearance.
RECORDER BALDwIN's CoURT-An hour suf
feed yesterday to clear tn calendar and the dock
the benches and the chat RS, to vacae the seats of
the members Of the press and that of the officer If
justice. The cases called up, with one exc,,ntion
were of that vegetable cha racter known es avail
potatoes" but not of that species which ara re,,or
known to grow larger
John Thompson and John McCaulev were ar.
raigned on the charge of being found in the pren.
ises of Mr.. Derban, St Charles street about i
o'clock on the night pre- 1ous. Two iimmes and
camPhine lamp wer's found in their possession
These suspicious circumstances induced the Re.
corder to remandt de accused for further examination
Jas Liddenor .rg, charged with robbing drunken
man OF Sio' Was sent down in default OF voucher,
and despite of long story which he inflicted
on the P" .dence of his auditory $40 was found in
the pc" ,ket of James.
lien Doran, miserable specimen Of numerous
class, received the shelter Of the work-house as
refnge from the street.
young man named E. B. Woodruff, whose APP
Tpearance promised better things, was sent before
the First District Court for purloining small sums
of money from the till of bar-room, He did not
attempt to assert his innocence, but relied upon the
fact that crcumstantal evidence was the only proof
against him.
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N7r- BE NOT DECEIVED by appearances of>s a.
persons or places. Within the mind of the w
%N unassuming are often stores of knowledge and x,.S
y& the best qualities Of the heart. The same with T4
paces-oiten within the low and unsghty stores may be
Goods Of the best to be found in this city At the cor
ner OF Povdras and CaroRdeiet streets Mrs CAMPBELL
has MILLINERY STORE Of low and unsightly ap.
eaance but the assortment style and quaty of her BON
NETS and FANCY GOODS are not surpassed II equaled
by any establishment in this city, and the prices are low in
proportion with the house.
s-Bonnets Cleaned and Pressed in a superior manner
Dress making in the best style. aug n
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~ SPRING STYLES, -
TIE --latest Fsshion Of SPRING HATS
n'ARoY'B HAT sroAs.
~ sesaN psRA NJ phAsse gNssia,
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William ....... Lfte
Wm.dEiiEAbe;h 10, m;
I InoIth '.... 2,ml
u D..s...-..... 7.m2
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NEW VfhLaANb ENlItlhANI q HkHIIIIANCT
OFFICE. u :
"a A Oh 81

ENHE undersigned his old established Office continue. 10
accommodate persons DESTROYS reng MONEY 10 Their
friends in England Ireland Scotland, with Sterling SiEhf
Drafts payable in any poown in the above named king
doms, and in sums to suit He ao usual hav-
ships and reasonable TENS Parties living Al distance by
addressing letter (pestpaidl the Undersigned will ~
promptly attended t. JOHN TOOLE.
$40 1y M Is Rank Place Ne,T 0,Issan.
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ZOE CALIFORNIA

A FOR CHAGHEs, Dirces-Ta lenv. po.;
<NGEKs lively on SATURDAY. 17h inst---Ihs wen
-. =. known and fasonle Steamship ALABAMA,
R. w. Foster. commander, will leave the wharf, Su erred
street, Saturday, 18Th ins 9ocock l. NJ punrtnaiEF
RATRs PASSAGE.
~ Saloon 80 "
IN Lower CaDin v "
ceef9Ee t9epafate mes,
until paid fSr.
An experienced Surgeon j. attached to The AIsbama.
Fos Freight Or Passsgst sgply @ ..c, -
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a FOR san FRANCISCO. uia NieAraFua-
| N4dk Though for S200-fhe brig FRANCIS p.
- BECk. Capt Hopper, wild be dispatched abaut
the I'd inst Fifteen through tickets be disposed Of IL
/ immediate application be made to
apl2 DEWEY& CLARK. Agents. 81 fssaviek q.
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L. FOR 7akes ~ Gyala--Ths fils
ExNH A j fast sailing ship BLAND Capt Rayen, will
have immediate dispatch for die aboFe porf. For
'''' ~''TTH THOMAS ROGERS. ii. & co.
mh22 MG- w OLIVER, "a 81 Chsrsss 4
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mo MOTHERs AND MARRIEn LAnIRs

In all of Female Diseases the Gayanjc Relt is ~ in
estmable value. 1t would take many columns were we To
give numerous testimonials which have been received from
Union Wsaknes irregularities, low spirits, pain in the
OF the womb, cosvene DISTRACTED or difficult
general postraon of the system, and all affections of similar
character are Immediately and permanently relieved by this
simple and beautiful invention The enervang nature Of our
climate renders some natural StimEant necessary for The
preservation OF female health and surely nothing can be 90
safe % ehcacous the smulant which Nature herself has
provided This is 1diUdnism and its application BY the
Gayanc Belt and Magnetic Fluid every respect pleasant
and agreeable Inconvenience attends its use and the
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80. FUR CALIFORNIA. va ChagFes--
2ANNs U..sed States ast stsamssss dssMPeng!Ih
James Fndey Sehenek, u. s. Navy, commanding, win
leave on MONDAY the l5th inst, o'clock. AM-s pane
tuaIy, with the California and Oregon Mails Pea1enBefs
for Chsgra to be Transferred 70 the splendid steamship Coco
RATES OF PAssAaK.
Chagres-In Saloons. $50
In 6ec1nn CABIN 90
In Steerage, (ulezs same crew 3d. IS
~ No passage secured unul paid for, and al passage
tickets must be procured from the Office of the agenu
PARADISE LAWkASON & CO.. Agents.
apI los Magazine street.
N. B-A surgeon always attached 70 ships Of this com
pany.
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Marine Intelligence.


ARRIVED.
Sept l2.-Schr. Elouise, Robinson, New York, to E. j.
Lutteroh with mdze to sundry persons.
Schr G w Davis, Chadwick, New York, to G. Harriss
i5@schr Aaric sandford. New York, to reRosset s.
Brown with mdne to sundry leland salt to De-
Schr Susan Ludwig Steele jacksonville, Fla, to De-
Rossct Brown She bound for New York, with
go of lumber, and put in here in distress.
Schr Flommerfelt, String New London in ballast to
schr A X Hay, Bcaston, New York, to Geo, Harriss;
sehr Harrison Price Rea, New York. to f. j. LutterOh;
with mdze. to sundry persons
Harriss She has on board Capt Fshe and of Brig
Creed bound from Philadelphia Mobile, with assorted
H-Schr Mary Powell, Williams New York, to George
Harriss with mdZe. to sundry persons
1S-Schr. VIM Hart, Orion, Philadelphia to g. Harriss;
Brig Majestic Miller Boston. to Ellis & Russell,
Soqp Sonora Isabel Lewis shalotte with naval stores
schr. Volant Whitehurst OnslOw Co.. naval stores, to
sbr Purse Pgott Onslow Co.. naval stores, to DeRos-
chr Eureka Davis shallote naval Stores to Anderson
Brig Roscoe, McCrillis Newberryport, ballast to P.
l9-schr. s. Morris Waln Erickson, Charleston to E.
J. Lutterloh.
Sept l3.-schr. NJ E. Wells, Miller, New York. by f. J.
Brig. E. H. Felter Walter, New York, by Geo. Harriss
Schr Martha, TEA, New York, by G. Harriss.
l4-Schr. c. B. Glover, Moore, Onslow county, by De-
Rosset & Brown.
16-Schr. Lodebar Drew, Curacao, by Potter Kddcr
with 24 900 feet lumber IS 900 shingles 10 bills ron IS
bbls: tar, Is bbls. pitch, so half tierces rice.
Brig Thos. Walters NLarshman, Philadelphia by G.
arriss with l436 bbls rosn 48 bbs spirits turpcntne,
81 bbs pitch.
lS.-schr. R. w Brown Hulse, New York, by DeRosset
s. Brown with naval stores
Schr Express Parker, Onslow county, by DeRosset &
Brown.
Brig Druid Deming for the West Indies, by Ellis Rus
sell with 1l3 900 it, S. S. lumber bbls spirits urpentine,
16 do tar, and 80 do pitch.
Sehr Eouise Robinson for N. York by E. J. Lutterloh;
with 325 bbs urpentne ABB do rosn and 5l4 do. spirits
turpentne.
Schr Leesburg, Boom Philad., by DeRosset & Brown.
Sloop Sonora Isabel Lewis, Schaloe, by DeRosset &
Brown.
Schr Ann Maria, Mason Shallotte, by DeRosset s.
Brown.
Schr. Volant, Whitehurst, for Orslow by DeRosse &
Brown.
Schr Purse Pigot, for Onslow by DeRosset s. Brown.
Brig Buena Vista, Myers for New York, by g. w.
Davis with 1850 bbs Rosn $50 do spirits turpentine 80
bales Cotton.
Sehr. G. W. Davis, Chadwick, New York. by c. Harriss
with naval stores.
sehr A. K Hay, Beaston, New York, by Geo. Harriss
with naval stores.
Brig Attakapas, Sarte, Philadelphia, by Geo. Harriss
with naval stores.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

INTERESTING FROM TExAs.-The Secretary of State
received yesterday the following telegraphc despatch
from the Collector at New Orleans, communicating
information of a much more pacific state of things
in Texas, than has been rumored and anticipated
National Intehigencer.
INV ORLEANS, September IL.
have had the honor to receive your Geographic
despatch of the 9th instant few hours after its
receipt, sent special express to Govencr Bell of
Texas, by steamer, communicating the despatch, as
instructed. The last accounts from Texas announced
the early adj ournment of the Legislature. 1t has
probably adjourned before this The Ieras ,rar bill
ras defeated and the Legislature passed act leav
ing it to the people to accept or reject the bill ad-
justing the boundary"
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FREIGHTS 8
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 10, 1850.


BAcoN.-The market is very well supplied with North
Carolina Bacon and p about the reported
last week.
BEEF CArTLE.-A pr me article of Beef is worth from 81
to cents per h. net weight The stock in Butchers hands
is large but have heard of much enquiry. The
quality the stalls this week has been generally fair
CoRN.Cargo reported last week, arrived has since
been sold at 62 cents bush ell Several small lots
Rail Road have brought from Y per bush in lots suit
Forr. The receipts of northern brands of have
been what large this week. all which in retailers
hands, and sales from Store at quotations according quail
ty.
HAYSeveral Il lots of Hay received this week and
sold at 90 to % cents per 100 bs according quality and
quantity.
LARDWe have change to notice in this article Pri-
firm.
NAVAL STORES. In consequence of the low state of the
water courses but little Turpenne way finds its
way to market The receipts and sales report
have reached little than 2OO0 bbIs Sales regular ut
last quotations. till yesterday, when dvance of &C. per
Dbl was obtained, at which price quote yellow dip
day. viz 81 IS bbl of 2S0 lbs We hear of no virgin
dip of consequence sold to-day about the same
price of Fellow Rosn-Sales 1000 bbls No at
~ cents per Dbl for Wilmington made and 20 bb
for North County made the difference being account
of the size of the bbls. small lot No. ST. per barrel
Spirits 1Nenne has advanced lie per gallon. Most of the
sales since last report Several hundred bbs
made at 25c. per gall IdrNone arrivng-much wanted
SALT-Received 1900 bushels from Turks Island sold a.
float at Zoe per bushel-9O days.
SnNGLEsSalc of 5000 Common Shingles at 81 Is per
M.
SLAVES AND HrADING.-A few small lots White Oak Bbl
Slaves sold at SIS per NJ Heading at SO
so per NJ
demonstrating been doing in river lumber.
TIMBER.-Stock of Timber light few sales Soc
table for range of prices
FREIGHTS.-Without change.
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1852 42071 1888
854 2774 sc

SYRACUSE, Sept 13.-The committee on resolu-
tions will report series, of which the following are
the most important:
Resokred That the Democratic party of New York are
proud their fraternity WITH and their devotion TO-
the great principles the Democratic party of the Unn as
declared in the National Democratic Convention held at
Baltimore in $780, and AS, and they look forward IN
hope the complete triumph OF that party IN
1852
Resoued That congratulate the country upon the re-
cent settlement by Congress the questions which have
happily divided the people of these States.
1t is compromise report but not entirely satS-
factory to either party. Dickinson and Wllmot 6oth
left unendorsed. Some twelve or twenty Hunkers
will probably withdraw. The city Hunkers Will
vote for Francis B. Cutting for Governor, to bring
him I'D as Lieutenant Governor.
Dickinson's approval lost by tie vote in commit
tee Barnburners rather uppermost
SYRACUSE, Sept 14.-The Democratic Convention
concluded their labors last evening by nominating
the following State ticket:
For Observation-Disclosures Seymour, of Oneida county
Lieut. Governor-Sanford E. Church, of Orleans
county. c1.,
laer county
Clerk Court of Appeals-Charles S. Brunton' Of
Herkimer county.
Prison Inspector-Angcll of Cheautauque county
A ratification meeting was held in the evening
which was quite enthusiastic
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20
oase,al Vote Of MORT, cnrollna. Cor e.a.e,:,,e,.

We present below. from the North Carolina Standard
Tabular Statement of the vote of North Carolina for Reid
and Manly in lS48 and 1850 The Standard says that the
vote is oa and may therefore be relied upon as correct
There are ~ Counties in the State Caawba CASTOR
vote with Lincoln, Mcdowell with Burke Union with Meek
lenburg Aamance with Orange Forsyth with Stokes Wa
tauga with Ashe and Alexander with Iredell Wilkes and
Caldwell
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

FAYETTEVILLE Sept l7.-Flour dull and declining, last
sales to and 81 Bacon in demand at to 81 Corn
to SO Coffee ia to
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

NorE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentine always
sold in the water subject the expense of landing
inspection coopeage &c. say Lumber SO cents to 81 per
Nj Tar and Turpenne about 10 cents barrel *For dry
Virgin mixed Turpenne deduction is made according
to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

DIT WAsTE-Waste nothing A crumb of
and eful volume has been all written with one
quill'om the wing of goose and an inch or two
of wing paper has served for despatch to save an
arm1yrom falling into the enemy's power. Waste
noting, ''Gather up the fragments, that nothing
NAVE Iosto
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

A jockey at fair, who had bargained with a
countryman for a horse that happened to have a
bald face observed to the latter that he looked pale
" Yes' said the countryman, and if you had look
ed through halter as long as he has you would
be pale in the face too"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

We never injure our own character much as
when we attack that of others. Bear this in mind.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

The Albany Dutchman says that the man who
got drunk on small BEER and then undertook to cut
his throat with mackerel, has had his sentence
committed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

CHINA AND CALIFoRNIA.--There are now three OF
the finest vessels in the world engaged in the China
trade that touch regularly at San Francisco the
Sea Witch, the Houqua, and the samuel russell.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

CO Richard M. Johnson is one of the newly cleo
ted nmbers of the Kentucky Legislature. The old
warbrsc wears we'll
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

APPOINTMENTS PREsIDENT-By and ruth the a.
aud of the Senat-Acxander H. H Stuart OF
Virginia. be Secretary of the Interior vice Thomas NJ l.
Mckennan, resigned
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

II man with shirt collar has come to un-
timf end, according to the Milwaukee Advertiser.
Visihg that city, he INDUCED his b" collar in too
thrR
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norted at Havana, when the Germantown touched
there on the goth ut., that the Queens officials had
condemned three of the American prisoners still IN
custody, to be shot; and that the remaining SIX
were sentenced to work in the chain gang.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

CHARLESTON, Sept lS.-Cotton market very quiet
yesterday the sales having been limited to 236 bales at
tremes, ranging from l2a to 1850. Prices very full
LIVERPOOL, Sept. IS P. Motion SD Tallow Cd
Coffee further advanced in Liverpool from two to three
hillngs per cwt and declined Id h. in London Sales
5000 bbl ron at 6s cwt Common rosn in demand
at 3s per cwt. Rice II to It's. Cd. per cwt.
New YORK, Sept. 14-Naval Stores.-Turpentine has
quiet last and have transactions to note
except few hundred barrels private terms Spirits Tur
pentne mer and sales have been effected at an
provemcnt-we notice 200 bbs the wharf, at 3l 3lac;
$50 do in whole lots, 32 100 do in yard, 32 and some in
retail lots 80 49, cash there is little landing at
the moment 1000 bbs Wilmington Common Rosin brought
81 20 in yard and 500 Nos. and 81 40 81 80 per Dbl
and So per 2SO lbs Tar, not in order, 81 81 l2k.
BALTIMORE, Sept I6.-Flour IS to $4Sl4; Wheat OF
81 20 Germ So to Coo Oats 80 35c Rye 60e; Rio Cot
fee IL a llac; Whiskey &c &c
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 17-Flour to S. 62a Wheat o.
81 13 Corn 62 Csc Oats IS 4Oc Rye Csc pork
10 rs $40 81, prime S. IS Lard g rs Rice 5gc per lb
Whskey 2 &c per gall.
New YORK, Sept. II, s P. M.-Flour 81 81 S. l2a.-
Corn Meal So I2a. Rye Flour 49, Wheat 81 Is 81 l6
Corn 62 Ga. Oats 80 44c Rye Zoe. Pork $40 81
$40 SO Lard 81 65c. Whisky 26R 27c. per gall
NEwBERNE, Sept. l7th.-NAvAL sroREs-Very it'll
coming in the river still being very low Old dip brings
IS virgin So 81 O5 scrape 81, scrape might comman
| al 25 Corn So 25.
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Photographed for the Baltimore Sun
Mulne Election.

PORTLAND, Me- Sept. lit is now pretty we'll
ascertained that the following candidates have been
elected to Congress
First District-M Mcdonald, democrat
Second District-John Appleton, democrat
Third District-Robt. Goodenow, whig
Fourth District-Charles Andrews, democrat
Fifth District-E. K. Smart, democrat.
Sixth District-lsrael Washburn, Jr., wing.
Seventh District-This district is yet doubtful
Mr.. J. s. Pike, wing, thus far, has gained largely on
the Governors election. 1t will be very close and
the probabilities are that Mr.. Pike is elected.
There is no doubt that the democratic candidate
for Governor is elected.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

BALTIMORE, Sept l6.-Flour IS to SSH; Wheat O6
81 20 Germ So to Coo Oats so 35c Rye 60c; Rio COT
fee IL O ll5c; Whiskey 26 a &c
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j. Nj. ROBINSON.

j. NJ. ROBINSON,
Wholesale Dealer in Hardware, Iron, and Stoves,
rs receiving his Fall supply of Cooking, Parlor,
Store Office and Ship Stoves Also, large stock FL
of GUNS, fine English Stub and Twist, worth tSlA
fifty dollars. EjO1
He has on hand, and designs keeping constantly, y
large stock of the following articles viz-Hoop Iron, x
Truss Hoops, Iron Rvets and Coopers' Tools gene 1
rally Mill Saws, manufactured expressly for this III
market Smiths Bellows, Vses, and Anvils Nails ~
and Spikes, extra quality; Carpenters Tools all kinds
Sadlers Tools ShOemakers Kits Boot Trees, and Lasts
Guilt Cornice Curtain Bands and Pins the latter new and
pretty article.
Those who building will rd every article in his line,
the best quality and much lower prices than
Country dealers will find here all goods in the Hardware
ne at such prices will superede the necessity going
North for them. J. NJ ROBINSON.
No. 3 Front-street, Wilmington, n C..
September 20, 1850 81
Chronicle and Aurora copy and discontinue former adve
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-20

T1OR Rent.-The dwelling and lot situated Chestnut
street, present occupied by Mr.. s. p. Cause, is for
rent from the first of October next. Apply to
Sept 10th, 1850. n. N. NIXON