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LIsSEGG AEEGys.
An April Fool.
BY THE DUKE.

Il was on The evening OF the lss. day Of
March, 1850, lhs, two young men we're seat.
ed IN comfortable apartment in the--
hotel, Boston. with bottle OF champaign be.
fore them, and segars IN their mouths.
ITO morrow is The frs, Of April" spoke
cut Bob p. at length.
YES" vas the repy OF his companion,
whose name vas Ball II.
"You know old Kingsley, that old wag Of
a denis. on-Sree, 7" continued Bob.
Certainly" was the reply.
Well. one year ago, Tomorrow he came
deuce of q game 90 me-"
odd he 7"
Yes; and io.morro. / mean 10 be up TO
him FOR that same trick"
How p
"Y gu see this tooth here ?" he replied, as
lie stretched open bis mouth to The view OF The
other. Well, il is false one, and TO NOR.
row Ill go to him with my face bundled up
and tell him have got decs!ed tooth which
want extracted and have him pull out lhi,
false ene."
Ha, ha, hs," burst on, Bill, "!hal will
indeed he good Ike"
So j, was arranged that Bill should happen
,ufo the efice Of X ngsly The mex, morning at
nine o'clock that he nigh, see he sport, and
that Bob should arrive iE a short Time, reaay
for The opera,Ion. They then took their de
parture from The hotel, each ,oking the near
e.. course for his lodgings.
"G0od morning, Mr.. Kingsley" wa. the
salutation Of Bill II. The mex! morning tfEer
the conversation alluded to above, as he en-
tered that individuals Office.
"Gosd morning. take seat, vas The res
ponse.
II was passing BY" continued Bill, "auc
thought would give you a shor, line, whe,
the door opened, and Bob made hls appear
snce. HIS face and neck were done up il
sundry neekclo,hs he threw himself into
char, and exclaimed
Dear Doctor, for heavens sake pull lhi
tooth as quickly as possible, for haven
slept half an hour throughout the nigh, i
consequence Of lls aching"
The doctor immediately graspsd his ins'rr
meat.
Which tooth !"
Bob pointed to the false one.
The doctor, who was fifty yests old, 30
wore spectscles. gave a lock a, the tooth, an
seeing il vas sound, could not a, frs, cor
csive what should cause IL TO ache, and va
about 10 speak, when a thought struck hlu
II vas The frs, Of April He gave sno,h'
lock at the tooth, and Immediately perceive
tina, il sas false one, and tina, q trick vi
beng prsctised upon HIM.
"Nsw bold still and be perfectly cue,
said The doctor.
Il ~ill,' wss the reply but be as quic
az possible"
The doctor took bis INSTRUMENT, and ella
pipg il spon the tooth nes, the false on
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ONE TENTH THE COST
OIL AND LEAD.

The art Of Right u preparing and using this val
liable Preservalye Of wood buildings aud fences
in ali the various eolors is liloroI to The Amer.
ican people The work be sent by mail, at stu.
gle letter posisgs-sncle copy ore Dollar seven co.
pies Five dollars. Address postage paid Julian Bar.
bet No. l04 Nassau street. New York.
~ Editors giving this adgeftsegnent 0uoluling
this notice. few Insertions, and sending their pa
per with 1t marked, to the National Police Gszstte,
New York, shall ava coy Of the work sent them
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The Magician and the Market
WOMau,

McAlIstsr, the famous magician, was pass
ing through one OF our markets the othe
morning, accompanied by friend, ~hen They
suddenly paused before an old woman ~ht
had fev dezen eggs TO sell.
"Are these eggs fresh 7" Inquired Mac.
"Ysw, dsy ish very fresh" was the reply
81 may Try few, suppose, TO prO'e them
If pay for all | break y
Ysw," said the vender Of eggs, and Mac
Immediately proceeded TO break one.
4" Good gracious I" be exclaimed, with as.
constituent, "~ha, is thi.l' and be picked out
of il a $50 gold piece. The woman started
10 surprise. McAlis,er broke another egg
the woman cycling him closely, when, to
her increasing surprise, out dropped $40
god piece. The magician took up another
egg, which he broke, hen GU, fell IS geld
piece upon the stand.
| rather like these eggs" he quietly re.
marked, breaking anolber, and picking up q
quarter eagle piece from among the ruins
BY this time the Du'chaoman began TO get
excited, and taking her basket, exclaimed
81 doesh no, Ike to .hee ains egg al
prcks upon the ground y
"Oh, nonsense, my good woman. what is
that to you, SO you get your pay" returned
Nc lister.
Al a. events, let me have one more egg"
and 50 saying he took another egg, which be
broke, and extracted from i, another gold
piece.
The woman nov refused TO sell any more al
any price. WhereupOn the magician and his
companion, paying for the damage they had
done, continued en- their walk through lhe
market. After some little time they returned
10 the scene Of the egg exploits, ~hes, to their
utter asionishmeL,, behold! the Du,chwonan
had a crowd around her, and wa. smashing
her eggs as fas, as she could, ba, locking 10
vain for the god pieces.
Why, VIA. is the matter, good woman"
said McAllister.
/" We're ISL do egg. mi, &c gol!" shrl, ked
he woman.
" Why, yea don't know how 10 sort them
nov lei me see-l'll take this one"
" No YOU shan'i," exclaimed The vender,
sDalchlng the egg, and breaking ii herself,
bu, with he same Notifying result.
81 guess the good ones ars all gone, said
the magician, /" bu, as you haven't many left
III take the lot al yoer fegua, PRICE.
With sigh, The woman consented, and
handed over the basket. NC Ali:er q, once
oeesu 10 examine the eggs cosely, and pre-.
sen,y began to b.eak thsm-one-two
three-four-each time producing gold
piece The DJtch.onan could stand It no
longer, bs, seizlng one side Of tho basket,
mashed her Is, In among hem, 10 the utter
demolition Of tbs entire sock But alas act
single god piece could she 6ad. McA lister
threw her one, TO compensate her for the dis
appointment, and then slipped away-bul ne'
before the crowd began is get an iaklng o.
Who be vas and 10 whisper, audlbly, the name
4 Of McAlhaer the Great Magician.
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TERMS t4
TWO DOLLARS porauuum - ad4a0es'
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS Il P'I
be delayed three months and I'M
LARS If not puid un,i! The ciose Of ''s
urAJ,efiisemcn,s Inserted at ore poIaf
square, lC lines q less, this sil'a y ~ ..r
first insertion. and 2j cents for t'en ~. s.
nncc. Court adveftiscments ane Sh''.' Ia
charged % per cent. higher 'hu .st.,
of 33s por cent will be made ff'" u ,,..,,.a
rices,,fot advertisers by the year A. q
montp inscrtca monthly or qu'f''' ,ay
square for each time. Sem'"'''
per square for each hme' --eais.
gTTostma. trrs are authorized 70 ~
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Us ftufF.
FIiIEER s
LeHu f,sm NJo, Daesd MrDe.sla ts
Lrtsk Posi- CEcf

nooEE CocNYg, y. G., f1ts s.
Dr. kuh,-- Dear Sisi
a Lazy IA this county, af3ltetd vlfl
complaint, F,alapsus tlelt. ite5, Aa
somewhat d,rapged mine, caused 6 ; sts'fse.
wes i0r about twelve mentha attsrasd t
oar eminent physicians, without spy sEsa
every one uccst s,rey declared her ffu-
TIA, she had 20 tJ1. shs ihfu ptacatro sa
ilc7 Of your Ahyssius Mixture ifau
cured bet entirely. She hsr aimee Hsfts
Is IN psr,tei good health and hapfY l 5tks
Eina Mixture has likewise pfoyea ycfetE
IN muny ether diseases, but paftItusfy
djscalss. 10 which IL should havs las fdE
Of al etEots. Ysurs olcdisatiy.
UUGALD McrueAil5
rr.ee fo5iLs Abyrsinia Mixture ~ .as =
cents, 81 Is 4 s25o
LikrwiFs on hand and for sale, II b =
st0fef, UnYctssl Plaster. Gold Nine h 80 q =
+ J HULf0N A.sat
Charlotte. Sc
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9oggAy.
The Wife's Appeal.

By C. W. BENNETT.
Oh, don't 60 in tonight. Jshn.
Now, husband, don't GO in.
To spend our only shilling, John,
Would be cruel sin.
There's net loaf at home, John.
There's not a coal, you know;
Though with hunger I am faint, John,
And cold comes down the snow:
Then don't 60 in tonight
All, John, you must remember,
And, John. l can't forget.
When never foot of yours, John,
Was in the alshouss set.
All, those were happy times, John,
No qusrrels then we knew.
And none were happier in our lane
Than i, dear John, and you
Then don't 60 in to night.
You will no; 60 John John. mind.
When We were couriing, few
Had arm as strong, or step as firm,
Or cheek as led as you;
But drink has stolen your strength, John,
And paled your cheek to white,
Has lettering made your once firm tread,
And bowed your manly height.
You'll not 60 in tonight
You'll net 90 10, think on the day
That made me, John, your wife,
What pleasant TAX that day we had
OF all our future life
OF how your steady earnings, John,
No wasting should consume,
Blu, weekly some new comfort bring
To deck cur happy room:
Then don't 60 in tonight!
To see us, John, as then we dressed,
So tidy, clean and neat.
Bought out all eyes TO follow us
As We went dow n the street.
All Atiie thought cur neighbors then.
And we as little thought,
That ever. John, 10 rags like these
BY drink we should be brought,
You won't 60 in TO- night
And will you go7 If net fer me,
Yet for your baby stay;
You know, John, not 4 taste Of food
Has passed my lips to-day;
And tell your father, little one.
lis mine your life hangs on,
You will not spend the shilling, John
You'll give it him Come, John,
Come home with US 10 night!
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NeNcoFn, ". Q, JUfT 9 Y.
Dr. Kuhl-Deat sra
WehaVe cold Ga, allof youf Abyssit IS .
:, has given entire ssssffscuen 10 s.} tfas ~
have ssrd Il. Wohsso vhFtsalrs tht A5ysrt
MgtlIs DO al Csfes 90 our Oh . actsesti -
can saY, % has ue7pr fat@d, We hste cs.te
E mots ~ iAs AbyaeDls Mntstc, art -
please seud o. a. room - possible ge6
which will answer re great afmHEG
Very ;csPGl!igIs yours.
FIiIEER s XEtkE
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Why esnnst Pnnie" be strictly moral
Because OF their almost constant association
with the "deYli."
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Do Your own Painting.
Use Esarbet's

PATENT FRENCH CEMENT PAINT
Eo RECOMMENDED by the French Academy Of
E0 science for It's beauty, ehcapness and durati-
ity. The materials easily obtained, and At can
be prepared and used BY any one with common
whiiewash brush, at
ONE TENTH THE COST
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JUST RECEIVED AT PfERCE's BOOKSTORES,

JUST RECEIVED AT PIERCE'S BOOKSTORE,
THE following books, viz:Genevra the History
l. of Portrait, by American Lady. Hear what the
Saturday Courier of it: We take much pleasure
commencing to our readers work. just issued, full
and perfect edition OF the popular Novelette, of cncyra
the striking American productions ever issued
in this country There passages it that have never
been surpassed by any living author 1t is published
pee in octave volume of 200 pages for the low
Continuation of Dickens Pckwick Papers. Piekwick
Abroad The Tour in France, admirable continue
ton of Bozs famous Poshumous papers of the Fckwck
tes are with gea pt fidelity ard the
scenes and incidents are varied and full of life
The Irish Widow, or The Last of the Ghosts.
The Gold " orshppers. The Days Live In, future
historical novel one of Harpers best publications.
Louise La valcre parts or the conclusion of the Iron
Mask Dumas last and best work.
The Countess of Rudosadt Sequel to Consuelo full Of
chaste and beautiful imagery.
Mary Howitt's last work. The Heir of Vast Way
land this will be very acceptable book for the ladies'
Graham, or Youth and Manhood. romance. by J L.
cnating style of composition, will be possess
themselves of this book.
Talbot and Vernon by J. L. Mcconnell 1t is an excel
lent work. interviewer with deep and thrilling interest
from beginning to end.
The Genns, family history. by ]. L. Mcconnell. The
author has read the human heart great variety of pha
ses. and describes with the pen of a master.
| Caroline of Brunswick, Sd part.
Lord and Lady Harcourt, Country Hospitaes full
of wit and humor.
1851, The Adventures of Mr. and Mrs sandboys their
and daughter who to London to enjoy them
ALSO,
Spanish without master French do do; Latin do do;
German do do Italian do do rs cents apiece, all five
for dollar.
Etiquette for Ladies'; Do for Gentlemen; Knowlson's
The nvalide the Pictures of the French Revolution
The Fair Isabel the Fanatics of the Cevennes
the Huguenot War, a deeply interesting work.
Just received from the publishers Pastors Plea for
the Rev. w. Cairns. A M. formerly Pastor of this place
ALSOThe Velvet Cushions and the explanations of the
Common Prayer
| July 4h, 1851 43-tf
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Commercial.

FA1ETTEv1ILE July Peach Brandy. so SOC; Apple
95 81. Flour, S. 90 S. 80 Feathers 30 BE Lime,
81 Lard, IL IL cts. Whskey, 40 45c. A Brown
Sheetings, 7ac Cotton Yarns to 10, Is Tur-
pentneVirgn dip 81 40 yellow Dip 81 O5 Spirits Tur-
peptine 25 a 2Sc.; No 3 Rosn, 10 a 75c
There have been sales of Cotton during week at out
side marks. Flour quite nseted old tickets
sold at less than quotations Corn-Ahough there have
been several arrivals by boats the price continues
high.-Obscrrer.
&EwBERN, June 80 -NAvA1. SToREs-Turpentine 81 25
So So Corn 60 a Csc. Meal 50 3d. Bacon hams, 1O5
ii cents.
CHARLESTON, July 2d.-CorroN.-1he Cotton market
continues in very depressed and unsettled state The trans
actions yesterday reached 900 bales
ing from 81 to &C., and few bales sold high 94c. The
transactions confined principally to the middng and
lower qualities and the advangage in favor of buyers
New ORLEANS, June 25.-Cotton A. a lO4c Sugar SIC.
Flour So so a IS. Corn 35 a SOC. Oats 81 3Sc. Whs-
key Isle. Pork 81 25 Bacon 10 lie Hay $I8 per
Coffee Sc.
PHILADELPnA, July Flour, 81 rs 81 81. Corn meal
81 81 Rye flour, So 81. Wheat, 95 81 o. Rye, zoe.
Corn &c. Oats, 43 44c Rio Coffee, 9 9ac. Bacon,
i lie. Whiskey, "a 24ac. per gallon.
Cotton very quiet-prices unchanged.
BALTIMORE, July Ist.-Flour 81 I2b 81 25. Corn meal
81 S7a 81 "a. Rye -four So 80. Wheat IS a SO. Corn
60 62c Rye GA Csc Moasses % 2Sc per gall Whis
key "a 25c
New YORK, July lst-Flour So 81 81 so. Red wheat
81 04 Genesee 81 IA. Corn SO 63 cents Oats A a &c
cents. Rye 10 II cents n O. moasses 81 "a cents
Lard 81 Sc. Rice 81 g. Ice Whiskey. "a a PIC.
Cotton-marke seadysales of 200 bales at 81 1Otc
Naval SToREs-Sprs Turpentine 80 cts per gall rough
S. Common Rosin ST So per Dbl
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DIED.

In this town, the 9th ult. Dr. GEORGE ELLINGTON
aged 24 years The death ofhs gentleman brings sudden
ahcton to friends, and general regret in the
munty He justly esteemed and respected for his p
vate worth and mental eudowments and the object
warm attachments and sincere friendship.
In Raleigh the 18th ult., Mr.. WILLIAM PECK in the
60th year of his age He of stern integrity.
pie in his manners, candid and just For than fifty
he has been actively engaged in business without
preach, His benevoence prompted him to kind acts,
and his might be justly said to be practical christian chart
ty for both the souls and bodies of mankind We knew him
WE'LL and say that he justly entitled to the encomums
bestowed upon him by the Editors in Raleigh-Com
In Baden County the 18th ult after ii days
illness, MIR. CHARLES McNoRToN, aged about 50 years
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REMOVAL.
43--3t

hEWUFAL
Removed to Mulberry Street. between Front and
North Water Streets.
TINE subscriber continues to keep hand large
i and general assortment of CARRIAGES of A3s&H9
bis manufacture, which he offers for sale
reasonable terms among which may found Rockaays
Barouches, Danhams, Buggies, Wagons, Gigs, Sui
keys, &c. Also, Harness of all kinds
Purchasers will find it to their interest to call and
before purchasing elsewhere determined not
be undersold.
Repairing done at short notice, and in the
est and best manner. ISAAC WELLS.
Wilmington, n. c., July 4, 1851 43-tf
C1TARCEI, Soap and Candles
- 10 boxes Colgates Pearl Starch;
20 do. do. No. Soap;
5 do. do. Almond and Rose Soap;
80 do. Mould, Adamantine and Sperm Candles For
sale by HOWARD s. PEDEN.
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Mans Weakness.

What mockries our most firm resolves!
To will is ours. but not to execute.
We map our future like some unknown coast,
And say, g Here is an harbour, here a rock
The one we will attain, the other shun ;;
And we do neither. Some chance-gal springs up
And bears us far DER unfathomed sea-
Our efforts are all vain at length we yield
To winds and waves that laugh at mans control
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TO COOPERS.

1E subscriber offers for sale Hoop Iron, of superior
quality at $40 per tom delivered any place around
Wilmington by three tons 500 per tom Inquire ut his
Coopers Shop in this place Any alteration of these
will be duly noticed in this paper.
AiSO-For sale, one superior SULkY, most which
will he sold on accommodating terms. A. MORGAN.
Wilmington July f. 1851 4I-St*
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At Newport Fla marriage took place on the 10th 1lt
between Mr. O. aged 50 years. and Mrs o. not more than
half that age IS however, TO be observed that 1t is the
seventh time she has gone through the interesting ceremony
Three days after the happy event. Mr. e. cautioned all
from creting his wife his accounts she refused to
go and live with him. 49, esfg4
A TALKING March lately . came off at New Or
leans for five dollars side Il continued. according
to the Advertiser, for thirteen hours the rivals be-
ing Frenehman and = Kentuckan. The by STAN
ders and judges were talked to sleep. and when they
walked up in the morning they found the Frenchnan
Dead and the Kentuekian whispering in his ear.
THE CENSUS OF LIvERpooL, just taken, shows the
population to be 3S4, 263 which is an increase of
123,900 Cor nearly fifty per cent? since the last
enumeration was taken, ten years ago Twenty
years ago Liverpool and New York had about the
same population: but now New York is far ahead.
R8Among the inventions of modern science, few confer
greater benefit the community than that contribution of
Chemistry to the healing art. known Ayes Cherry Pee
tora In advertising columns may be found the evidence
of distinguished gentlemen that shows their confidence in
its peculiar efficacy to dstempers of the Throat and
Lungs
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The everlasting of the Yankee IS admirably
illustrated in case lately occurred at Lynn. away
down east cute chap ndentured himself to boot ma
ker for ,co re learn to fit boots At the end OF three
DAYS he bought out his time. and set up for himself
One hundred abebolied lawyers are wanted IN Mlnneso-
70 70 krea nrrie land split rails, and cord wood Las
tern and southern papers please copySe Pau P0,esf.
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If all John Bulls questions answered. he will get some
much needed from the Yankee delegation to the
tells of one porty snob inquired if Americans rode
carriages Another intelligent Johnny wanted to know II
the Rocky Mountains could be from New York Dear
sir sped great lady in watered silk, have the good
ness to inform me there any noblemen in the United
States'' Yes, marm answered full fed jonathan VINO
was showing off the beauties of freezer and Pm
a.
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NoTE-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentine, always
sold the water and subject to the expense of landing
Inspection coopcage, &c. say Lumber 80 to 81 per
NJ Tar and Turpenne about TO cents per barrel *For dry
Virgin mixed Tupentine deduction is made according
to quality.
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CAPE FEAR NAVIGATION CoMPANl

PURSUANT to resolution of the stockholders of the
l. Cape Fear Navigation Company at their general meet
ing May 3d. 1851 notice is hereby given that FROM and af
ter the of August next all articles, commodities produce
goods and merchandise conveyed the Cape Fear
Fayetteville from point intermediate
Fayetteville and Wilmington and to or from Viii
mingon from any point between the mouth of Black
River and Fayetteville, shall be subject to tolls. at the
rate of twelve onehalf per cenum the amount of
freight charged except articles conveyed RATS wood
flats and craft under burhen of ten TONS and when the
the shipper of the property shipped
the like toll shall be charged to wit twelve and o1e-ha
such articles may shipped From and after the 1t Of
August 1851 the Owners, Captains gents of all boats
not under ten burthen navigating the River between
tie mouth of Black River and Fayetteville required to
furnish the Toll Collector at Wilmington with list on
oath as prescribed the of freight charged
or of the estimated when shpred by the Boat Owner
Notice is also given that Thos c. Worth his been
pointed Toll Collector at Wilmington and payments tolls
upon articles conveyed from point below to
or Wilmington, be made to HIM and the aore
said lists of freight furnished him. All other payments to
be made as heretofore to George MeNei General Agent
June So ls5I-T43tlstal JOHN H. HALL, Pres't.
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DISTINGUISHED ARR1vALs.-1he Cincinnati papers
chronicle the arrival in that city of lady from Ro-
chester in charge of the Fox girls aho have in charge
the spirits of Benjamin Franklin, Dr. Chanmng' ege-
yubodvs grandmother and the Apostle Paul. exhibit
ing themselves at dollar head The editors are
puzzled BY the knockings and pleased with the girls
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TO OVERSEERS.

WANTED, man to attend to Plantation business at
w the Hermitage. He must come well recommended for
sobrety honesty and industry Application to be made on
the premises.
July 4th. 1851 433t
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MARRIED.,

In Bladen county, the 18th ut., by the Rev. Mr.
TUCKER, Mr.. JosRpH PARKER, to Miss REBECCA Flowers
of Baden.
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BosToN CR1MEs--Tt appears from official state
ment just published, that during the last six months
there were 1914 criminals committed to the Leverett
street JAIL in Boston. The offences of some of these
criminals give one rather terrific idea of the Sc
verify of the Boston police, and the strictness OF
Massachusetts morals. There were eleven commit
ments for adultery thirteen for smoking in the
street five for throwing snowballs, and eleven for
selling newspapers in the street! Nineteen crim-
nails are described as " common fddlers,' which is
rather credable to the musical taste of the Bosto
mans.
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THOSE TRUNKS HAVE COME:
TIER Scbr Harrison Price, just landed, 20 superior
raveIline Trunks and handsome assortment of Car
net and utta Percha Bags. All selling at small advance
= SCOTT & BALDWIE'S, Market st.
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r AGUIRA and BraziI.-20 bags Rio and Laguira COT
Ii fee. For sale by HOWARD q PEDEN.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.-The total receipts of the
Great Exhibition up to June 10th, were 92l9 439
18s., exclusive of the sales of catalogues The liza
bilites of the commissioners for building G13O
900 manag cement, printing. &c, 925.000; police
9lOOOO; prize fund 920,OOO-total liabilities
e1S5 900. As matter of business, it bids fair to
turn up as good speculation that of the great
Barnum with Jenny Lind.
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L1sT OF LETTERS.
D EMAININe. in the Post Once Wilmington n. CT
N 30th June, 1851. 4EE