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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-17
Marine Intelligence.
AR RIVED.

ARRIVED.
Oct 13-schr Florida Jacquet from Charleston S. c.,
in ballast. to G. IIarrss.
schr. Louisine Smith, from Charleston, ballast NJ.
Dutch Galot Tweengen Daniel and Wilco. Klein. from
Cardiff, to DeRosset Brown; with iron for w r r.
r. Co.
Oct ls-schr Delaware, Harding from Charleston, in ball
14--schr. II. Westcott, Wines from ST. Martins, via
Charleston, to George Earriss with salt. ..
Oct l5-obrig Arcturus katon, from Boston, in ballast TO
Oct: l5-Anata Damon, Trim from Camden, Me, to VIM.
NJ. Harriss with lime.
schr. VIM Lecraft. Gore from Little River with turpcn-
tine E3 and spirits to to j. & D MgRae , & Co.
with spirits turpcntine and rosin.
Schr L. Smith, Suites, from Philadelphia to DeRosset
schr Mary + Lutteroh sOmmcrs, from PHILADELPHIA to
Costin.
CLEARED.
Oct 111brg S. P Brown; Lanther. for Philadelphia, by
sshr. R. w Brown, Hulse for New York, by DcRosset
BGvP s S bib ns Gr1 NrT dPf SS7 Dc Me-
Rae Co.. with 345 bbls spirits tupentne and 1883 bbls
Oct lsschr, Elouise, Robinson, New York. by Miles
Costin.
Sohr VIM. Hart orion, for Philadelphia, by G. Harrss
Ibrig Albano, Burns, for St Domingo, by Adams, Bro
Coz with 10000 it, lumber, 5000 shingles, 80 bbls
Oct 1sschr Henry P. Russell, Bennett, for Ra1tmore
by Ellis, Russell 81 Co.
l4steamor Gov. Graham, Hurt, for Fayetteville, by 7
l4Norwegan brig Frhio Fugle ,a Go fer cads
schr Northern Light Pierce for Baltimore by J.. Ne
Rae s Co; with $4,000 #: lumber
with lob bbs. rosin II bales cotton.
The chr Forest Cole put in here few days since has
to Boston BY VIM NJ I%r 1fss'S" '''n Tic '0""
Oct l5steamer Rowan, Wiley, for Fayetteville, by f.
J. Lutterloh.
German brig Neptune scheichel for St Domingo, by
Potter s. kidder; with u.s. 1000 it. lumber and 1000 shin
gehr Alare Prosser for New York by Der osset Brown
Dutch Gallio Ida Gezna Brouwer, for Amsterdam, by
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TopSAIL ACADEMY.

TTIIE exercises of this Institution will be resumed ed
i day the 1st day Of October next.
Rev. William III. Christian, A. b., graaafs of r. NJ.
College, Principal.
Tuition per Session Of fre months
Grammar. and Geography. 81 so
Second class of same, including History and Phi
losophy II 90
class in Algebra Latin and Greek, Is 90
Second class of same with lectures the most
important subjects Is 90
French and AngloSaxon viii be taught if required the
usual prices.
Board the immediate vicinity of the Academy, 81 90
per month. Board may be obtained for at least thirty pu
pills
Should the School require Assistant competent Fe-
male will be employed to take charge Of the Female depart
ment. n. y. NIXON,
President of the Board of Trustees
Topsail Academy, Sept. Is, 1851. 9-lwd-wtf
p Sit is desirable that many pupils should be pres
ent at the commencement can conveniently be.
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

VIE undersigned having bought the CdTTidBe
i Factory formerly carried on by N. S, NEALE, 80
the of Princess and Third Streets opposite the
Livery Stables H R. Nixon. Esq respectfully informs
the public he prepared to execute all work in the
above line the most fashionable substantial and neat
style.
He is also prepared to Shoe Horses in manner that Will
give He also prepared to execute all Smith
ror connected with riding vehicles oso to repair Days,
Carts and Wagons of every description.
He has been carrying the above business for
raj months in Wilmington believes that he has given
general satisfaction and hopes by strict attention to his
siness receive liberal continuance of patronage
**A vehicles to repair horses to shoe seat by
must be accompanied with written order or they
will not be attended to. JOHN H. LANE.
Wilmingto n. c., Sept. Is, 1851 Tt
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LILLINGToN HALL FOR SALE.

EHIS valuable Farm the residence of the late
BLACK living on the Northeast branch of the Cape K
Fear about four above Rocky Point is offered for sale
cleared high of cultivation The fences, dwell
ling house. oat-houses in excellent repair Upon
Mace are several mari pits opened and used by the late
and furnishing abundance of suited to
the character of the soil Also six eight tasks of Iurpen-
tn trees which have been boxed iEdaeement to
those who send Virgin Turpentine to marss The
MACE is sold for division among the heirs and etn viii be
made easy to suit purchasers There two vaua-
bic al Seats mon IT, For further particulars, apply to
L. A. ANDERSO Agent
Wilmington, July Is, 1851 45-oam5t
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PHILADELPHIA Oct The election cycitimen hrs put
check upon business Stocks generally nnchaHgee-
Pennsylvania SIS 90l
Flour is dull 06 ST I2l for State brands. Rye -four
So 25 Corn meal SO 1928 Small sales of red wheat ct 10
SO cents and white at 81 81 cents. Yellow corn CD 6S5
cents. Rye and oats unchanged.
Provisions quiet and prices show material
teation. Groceries steady. Rio coffee 81 sc. Cot
ton is without movement. Whiskey Il &c.
Nctc York Oct. H. P M-The cotton market has been
dull ~, and decline of half per h. has taken
place Elour-saes of common western brands at 63a
So IS southern and canal brands 81 1884, Sales of 49,
COO bushels of prime mixed SIC. Porksaes Of 4c0
bbls prime pork S15 Is Sales of GOO hhds Ken
lucky tobacco from IOa. WheatThe sales of wheat
amounted to $500 bushels at II ZEE per bushe
to Liyerpool-four III n Sd,
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..Give the D-his DUE,

Our gallant friend, Gen. Pragay, who fell at Las
Posas and who the adjutant general at Comorn,
where the Hungarans made their last stand, assured
us that Haynau much abused man, and that so
far from having used undue severity towards the Hun
garans he had incurred the censure of his govern
ment by his enieney, particularly towards the gar
rison at Comorn. Gen Pragay said that compared
with Windischgratz. the Ban of Croatia, and many
other Austrian generals, Haynau kind and mer-
ciful. 1t was true he firm, obstinate soldier,
and severe to those who did not keep their faith
with him, but to those who victims of mis-
fortune, he was kind, indulgent, and even LIBERAL
At the surrender of Comorn. he resisted the attempt
of the government to set aside the captulaSion and
treated the Hungarians with kindness and liberality
We state these facts as they were communicated to
us by noble soldier whose hostility to oppression,
and love of country. not more marked than his
chivalry and high sense of honor and truth
NJ q DeIt1
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O statement.
Killed III,

FLORIDA SALT.-It is estimated that from 10000
to 10000 bushels of salt made annually at Key
West by solar evaporation The salt is said to pos
superior qualities for saving meat and is much
sought after. The business is nov carried on to a
small extent, but easily be extended thousand
fold the natural salt-ponds very extensive 1t
is predicted that it will become very important
trade in, q few wears at Kew West
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TO THE E9IIT5LEai.

THE subscriber has leased for of years. of R. w
J. Brown ESQ., his freproof store with his wharyes, and
is now in condition to take especial Spirits upenne
and other Naval Stores committed to his The Ware
house is well known to be the best and safest place
for the storage of Bacon Lard, Corn, Peas &c
whave have on them four large sheds where Spirits
be safely kept from the rain and lie prepared
receive and ship SELL all kinds of produce sent his
He will also make advances when required.
He begs TO refer to the following gentlemen .-R. W.
Brown, John Dawson o. G.. Parsley and Thos H. Wright,
Esqrs. MILES COSTIN,
Browns wharf, Wilmington, n. G..
September y; 1851 s Linn
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DIED.

In this town, Sunday evening, WILL Anna infant
daughter of WILLIAM and ELIZA EsIER
In this town. Friday night last, Mr. ELIJAH MCCAIN
MY formerly Of Cns4T county in the SD of his
the brain induced by cholera, Mrs ELIZABETH JAMES wife
age. ' - W
At his residence in Dupn county, on the Sd inst at half
past two o'clock NJ JoHs maxwell, esq., in the 18th
year OF his age after illness ten days which he
bore with much meekness and christian
In Bladen county. the Sd inst, Mrs. CLAUDIA ELIZA
II days. ' -0
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Foreign kEarkets-Per steam shio AsIa.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. ~ Cotton shows change in press
The sales of the week have been 500 bales which specs
uators took 500 and exporters 000 The sales FRI
day were 600 bales
Flour firm at previous rates Corn not plenty
and fall prices readily obtained
Lard was inactive, owing to the advance in prices.
The Manchester market steady
Lcndon Money Market He'll E. Son quote U s 6s 1858,
81.
The bullion in the Bank of England the 2nth.
ted to Ell 665 49, and the circulation to 520
Brown E. Shpey circular states that the stock of cotton
is sos 600 bales against GOO bales last year The largo
arrivals of and flour prevent advance IN prices
White quoted at 27s Cd and yellow at 26s Cd. a
U.s. mixed 25s Cd 26s. Western canal -four is quoted
lis l8s: Ohio lss Philadelphia and Baltimore lis Cd
lSs Cd. White wheat Is. Sd. a IS.
There have been sales of Turpentine Sales of 1900
bhs American rOsn at s Id for and Is for
At Manchester fair business doing in and
goods but the extreme of last barely
tanned
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

THE subscriber having obtained letters of Administration
upon the estate of Margaret Allen, at the September
term of the Court Quarter Sessions for New Hanover
County for 1851 hereby notifies all persons indebted to the
said estate make immediate settlement and all persons
having claims against the present Them properly
thentcaed within the time prescribed By law otherwise
this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery
Sept Is, Is51-10-d dim 2tl WM- BLANEY. Adm.
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How MUCH GOOD COULD BE DONE, # those arho
pay should do 1t promptly.-The Cleveland Herald
publishes the following applicable to their lati-
tude but Cleveland is but one of a thousand places
where the delay in the payment of debts to the Ia
borer, works the most cruel injustice:
"TH call around and pay"--What world of woe
is contained in these few words to the poor arzan
and mechanic! I'll call around and pay, says the
rich man, to avoid the trouble of going to his desk
get the necessary funds, and the poor mechanic is
obliged to GO home to disappoint his workmen and
all who depend upon him fer their due. tits easy
matter to work-the only real glory in this life is
independent idea to be able to sustain yourself by
the labor of your own hands, and it may be imagin-
ed what crushing force there is in I'll call around
and pay to the laborng man who depends upon
that pay for subsistence If those who could pay
would pay at once, it would place hundreds and
thousands in condition to do likewise, and prevent
much misery and distress
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MARRIED..

In this county, on the 9th inst by the Rev GEORGE W.
buFFHAm, Mr. JOSEPH WARD, of Dupn County, to Miss
RACHAEL ANN daughter of the late jacob F. NEwkIRk
At saeaeys Depot Duplin co.. the l4th inst by the
rev. Robert Tate, l.. BADGER. ESQ., of Charlotte N c.
edtor of the Hornets Nest Miss MARY A. daughter of
Corneous Mcmillan, Esq.
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NorE.-RNer Lumber Tar, and Turpentine, are always
sold the water and subject to the of landing
inspections cooperage &c. say Lumber SO cents 81 per
NJ Tar AM Tupenne about 10 cents barrel *For dry
to quality.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

OFFER for sale lease the following lots in the town of
Wilmington: One house and part Of two lots between
Second and Third streets fronting Num- street. Also the
Southeast lot Second and Num- streets Also
lot adjoining the same, fronting Second Any PER-
wishing information respccting the above property will
please call on Mr. Lewis Hines, in Wilmington, the
subscriber at Whites Greek, Bladen County n. G.
J. Ii. CLARK
Oct 18th. 1851 6-3m
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NEW STORE AT E1ENANsVTLLE.
HE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Dupn
L and adjoining counties that he has just opened new
store in the of Kenansyie and invites ali are
want of cheap goods to give him CALL he has general
assortment suitable for country trade all of which he
offers low for cash. H SUI, EIVAN
Kenansville Dupln County. N c.. Oct 18th 65t
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DEATH OF HENRY ScHULTz.-This remarkable
man (says the Augusta Chroniele 8 Sentinel of yes
terday.) expired on Monday, the 18th inst, at his
residence in Hamburg, after protracted illness.
German by birth, he emgrated to this country at an
early age and located in this city mechanic or
common laborer where. by his enterprise and indus
dustry, he amassed fortune which in the revolu-
tions of 1919 rs he lost since which he has strug
gled with indomiable perseverance, that death alone
could conquer against the ills of adversely Peace
to his remains
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-17

TTAVINCi located myself in Wilmington for the purpose
L of doing gency Business persons wishing
time and great deal Of trouble viii send their produce
the of w. NJ Monroe, and the returns will be forward
ed forthwith.
Office in Washington Bar. w. Nj. MONROE.
Wilmington, Sept. TO- 1851 3-12m
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Attention, Clarendon Horse GuaIds!
THE Officers ard Members of the Troop will the
Court House Friday evening October 3ist next at
O'Clock p NJ As business of Importance will before
them puneual attendance is requested.
w. G, Howard, Capt. l.. d. HALL, o. s.
Sept. q. lS-tIn
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A HINT To HoUsEKEEPERs.-Grou charcoal is
said to be the best thing in the world for cleaning
knives It will not the knives away like brick
dust which is so often used. Try it.
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We learn from the State Treasurer, Mr. Courts, that
the Fayetteville and Western Plank Road, incomplete
as it is has already paid into the Treasurer of the
State thirty six hundred dollars This looks some
thing like the dawnng OF better day for Internal In
prov cments in this tate-&andard
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Commodore Sloat has been ordered to California
to select suitable location FOR Dock Yard for the
Pacific station.
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$3.50 REWARD.

ESCAPED from the Jail of Kershaw District Monday,
II the l4th day Of July last Samuel Love. who
vcted for the murder of Mr. Robert Lester. at Spring
Term, 1851 Said Love is about 20 II years of age, e.
inches high has rather dark hair and of saow complex
ion, and has look with dark grey eyes,
of his front teeth little decayed and carpenter by trade
will give the above reward to any person who win apre-
bend the said s j. Love, and lodge him any Jail in this
State, One Hundred and Fifty Dollars safe con-
nement in any Jail in the United States so that can get
him. JOHN INGRAM S X II
Camden, So. Ca. August s, 1851 49-6na
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COX REWARD--R unaway from the subscriber yss
sO-D about the 9Th of July, muiatto fellow nam ~
cd WINDSOR about So years old lie is about Eve I'd
feet eleven inches high full bnshy hair; rather slow
spoken and rather spare built his slightly decay
ed and probably both of his eye out Said ne
gro is Cooper by trade and viii attempt pass
isn and probably have free papers, he has said he
can any where He little rinkley about the eyes aud
has old appearance Tie subscriber VIII give the above
reward for his apprehension and delivery Conway
boro, > c. confinement Ia any jil North Garolina
50 that he get him. Said negro longs to James NJ
Bell of tireenville. II. c.. of whom hired him.
August let, Is5I-s7-tfl s. IrI
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WILMINGTON BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
TONES & GARDNER have just returned from all oh,
y the principal Shoe Markets. and opening FHJ
in the Store between Brown s Andersons Jewelry ~
new and complete stock of Boots and shoes of the latest
Their Ladies' work is manufactured by J. w McCurdy
Son. of Philadelphia who stands at the head of the list
Manufacturers and for STYLE Beauty and Durability,
not be surpassed by For Gentlemen, have Boots,
Caters and Shoes of every Cut and Pattern. Every vare
y of Boys Boots Caters and Shoes Misses CATERS and
Shoes of every description And endless variety of Chill
den and Infant Shoes All of which will be sold LOW
any establishment in the town.
TO those 'rho hire Negroes We would say that
have laid in large Brogans. which
purchased for Cash. and will be sold very low Please give
US call before purchasing and will guarantee to suit
you in price as well as in quality.
Our Manufacturing Department under the superntcn
dence of Mr.. DANIEL CRoMY the Great Boot Maker, long
and avorably known in this community, where Gentlemen
have Boots and Shoes manufactured ORDER and in
style not to be surpassed by in the country
Every par warranted to fit and gtUe entire sattsac
ton to the 1rearer
October Is. 1851 341td3tw
DLANTERs Attention. am just receiving from the
factory samples of improved cast steel Hoes. which
would be pleased submit your inspection and
Oct fifth, 1851 '- r j. NJ. ROBINSON.
MILL saws-The subscriber has the pleasure of
NI ing lers engaged in saving pitch pine that he has
succeeded in setting the best for that purpose that
has yet been produced, far he knows. All
'''''' '''' " Df'' ]. M. RoB1NsoN's,
Hardware Store, Wilmington, n. G..
CtoRNICE and Curtain Bands.--A full assortment
~ for sale, at the Hardware Store ]. NJ. ROBINSON.
OIL FOR MACHINERY.
II Netr and superior article.
WE expecting daily, per Barque Muskngum, 10 bbs
w Machinery Oil, sample, manufactured by the N
York Oil Manufacturing Co.. to which call the attention
opersons using Machinery of any kind including the finest
and most rapid motion used.
The price will be Is cents per gallon, and viii warrant
the Oil fully equal Gin respects snperor to other
for lubrcating Machinery If not entirely satiacto
ny after fair trial. the Oil may be returned at expense
and the cost will be refunded.
Orders any extent will be supplied AZ short notice
DEROSSET s. BROWN.
Sept. 10. 1851. lift d&w
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$40 REV WARD,

SisO RE ARD.
DUNAWAY from the subscriber, on the 9Th inst s9M
IL Negro Boy named SAM He is about 5 feet AZ
inches high dark complicated, sulky appearancewell n
known on Moore's Greek, in New Hanover, where he "
probably lurking The above reward will be paid for his
delivery to the subscriber for his confinement in New
Hanover Jail other Jail in the State, that he
be got. H. BONHAM
Oct. 18th 1851 eff
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b: COMMERCIAL BANK OF WTf.rIINGTON.
lE regular annual meeting Of the Stockholders of this
Bank will be held at the Banking House in the town of
Wilmington on Monday. the Sd day of November
Oct IT, lS5l-6-3tJ T. SAVAGE, Cashier
j. z. IKEA, DENTIST.
D ESPECTFULLY announces to his friends and the nuh
LII lie that he has returned from his trip and is
prepared continue the practice of Dentistry in all the latest
improvements and hopes to have continuation of that pa
tronage heretofore received. r
Ay-Ofce over Mr. Agostine's store Market-street
Wilmington N. c., Oct II, 1851 Off
T UMBRELLAS. Extra fine Silk Umbrellas; do do Scotch
y Ginghams do. black, blue and green; cheap Cotton do
Aso small sizes for ladies and children very cheap for cash
at c. MYERS Hat and Cap Store
HATS Caps. By late arrivals have receiy-nsSz>
ed full assortment of Boys Chldren's and In-sg
fants' ats and Caps, embracing nearly every quality
chase will money by patronsng the Hat and Cap Store
Market street. c. MYERS
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The Tobacco Crops of Kentucky and Missouri
this season, have yelled well and of excellent
quality. The late dry weather has ripened tobacco
quite fast, and nearly ALL if not quite ALL is cut and
housed
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34-1td3tw

DLANTERS Attention. am just receiving from the
factory, samples of improved cast steel Hoes which
would be pleased submit your Inspection and
any suggestions for further improvement.
Oct. 18th, 1851 J. N. ROBINSON.
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The Longest Ship in the World.

Messrs c. Mare & Co., the shipbuilders of Black
wall, and Mess Penn, of Greenwich, engineers,
have taken atract to construct for the Peninsu-
lar and Oriental Steam Navigation Company an iron
steamship of the following dimensions and power,
viz Length between the perpendiculars 325 feet !;
breadth of beam. 43 feet; depth, 80 feet. She will
measure about 5000 tons, and will be propelled by
four engines of the collective working power of 200
horses will have feathering paddle wheels, and a
guaranteed average speed of IA knots. equal to l6
statute miles per hour Some idea may be formed
of the size of this gigantic vessel when it is compar
ed with that Of of the existing steamships most
celebrated for their large size. She will be 81 feet
longer than the Great Britain, 60 feet longer than
the largest of the Cunard, the American mail
steamers, the Asia and Africa 40 feet longer than
the large steamers such the Parana Oronoco etc,
now constructing for the Royal Mail Company, and
100 feet longer and 500 tons larger than the Caledo
MIA, first rate, of 100 guns She is the first of an
improved class of steamships about be constructed
by the Peninsular and Oriental Company for the
East India mail and passenger service, and it is con-
fdenty estimated that she will effect the passage
between Southampton and Alexandria. distance of
BOO miles, in nine days The passengers accom-
mediation in these vessels is to be the most spa
cous scale, and replete with every comfort and con-
venience.
Cen Almonte who for several years represented
the Mexican Government in this country, man of
fine intellect and requirements, and a true patriot,
has fallen under the dspleasure of the Government
of bis country. An arrival from Mexico brings news
that the Government had adopted proceedings against
several senators, including Almonte, under an old
Spanish law of 1918. Some of these gentlemen have
been fined and Of them sent to prison. and some
dismissed. The house of Gen. Almonte was entered
by file of armed men, and his property removed to
pay fine. He complains loudly of the abuse and
outrage committed upon him.
The Tobacco Crops of Kentucky and Missouri,
this season. have yelled well and of excellent
Tbo1 ato hos cd ohaoo
quite fast, and nearly ALL if not quite ALL is cut and
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OIL FOR NIACHIN cry.

(1ORNICE and Curtain Bamds.--A full assortment,
y for sale at the Hardware Store. j VI. ROBINSON.