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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

JAMES S. IVES is prepared to repair WATCH ~
y ES, CLOCKS and JEW ELY of all descriptions, E1S}
at his stand Market Street. under the Carolina Ho ga
tel Having served the regular apprenticeship under the
best worken, and being determined to pains
please he feels confident of giving satisfaction to all who
place work in his hands
He has just received and WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY
ON HAND, Gold Levers, of NJ. J. Tobias s. Co., Cooper
Johnson, Robinson, Harrison Samuel and other makers
Gold Anchor Levers, Gold and enamelled dals Gold Du
pex Lepne and Vertical Watches Silver Levers and Le
pnes,New England Clocks and Time Pieces Ladies Gold
Chains, Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains Seal and Keys
Locets Bracelet Clasps Gold Ear Rings and Pins in sets
Topaz and other stone Bracelets and all Cold do do EN-
erald Sapphire, Garnet PEARL Enameed and Gold Breast
Pns DO do Finger Rings Gold Pencil Cases. Gold and
Silver Thmbes and Shields Gold Studs Sleeve Buttons, SC
Also silver tea and table Spoons and variety of plated
SPECTACLES:-Go Silver, Steel and German Silver
Specaces with Perifocal Glasses and superior article
to suit all eyes. also hare Pistols of all kinds for SALE
Guiding style of patent pocket Revolver. And fine
assortment of extracts for the toilet.
LECOULTER RAZORS, and splendid article
All of which will be sold at rs low prices be bought
in North Carolina, New York.
Wilmington, Oct 23d, 1851 401d-7-tf
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THE GREAT STEAMER.-The following sketch OF
the Mammoth Hudson river steamer is given by cor
respondent of the Boston Atlas
There is drawing in The Nary Department, OF
new sic lnboai. which is about TO be built il New
York for the Hudson river and which is 10 make The
trip from New York 10 Albany in five hours She IS
intended TO compete with the New-York and Albany
Railroad. By the kindness of Commodore Skinner,
we obtained her proportions, which follows:-
Length of keel. 500 feet; length of deck $50 feet
She looks like sword fish, There is rs feet oi keel
at each end. which shows itself above water. and
which is sharp and pointed like the sword OF sword.
fish. Both ends of the boat alike, and her engines
are 10 work both ways. She is not intended 10 turn
round, but to work like ferry boat She is to be
called the George Washington, and 10 have accommo-
datons for three thousand persons She will make
the passage of so miles in five hours.
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AWEEkLY NEWSPAPER
VOL WILMINGTON N. c., FRIDAY MORNING. DECEM
General Notices.

NOTICE.-I will sell at the Court House door, in Eliza
beth. the first MONDAY in February, 1882 valu-
able HOUSE AND LOT in said town, if not disposed of
before For further particulars, apply the subscriber
to ]. G Wooten. Elizabehtown.
Dee. 10. IS51-l5-tf J. X. MELVIN.
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GIO RNW ARD.

D UNAWAY from the subscriber, residing near Lis sM
bon, Sampson county on the Sd of October last "a
his negro man named ALFRED. Said Alfred is a. "a
bout five feet six inches high, dark completely
ed. and about forty old will give the above reward
for his return to me- for his in the Jail of p
county. d. w. CROMARTIE.
Dee. 18th, 1851 15-tf
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One YEAR in advance or within hrec months 81 80
when paymcnt is delayed three months 5 90
o subscription received for less term than one year
10 subscriber permitted te discontinue his paper after the
OF subscription, TIL the expiration ofsaid year
ANY subscriber wishing his paper discontinued at the end of
YEAR must pay up full aa give the propTietors two weeks
otherw the paper viii be continued and charged for
.r,,rlgc 70 the above terms.
- NV person scnGing five subscribers, aceompa-
M the advance subscription, (12 50) viii receive the
siyth copy gratis, for one year
Money may be rcmitted per mail, at our risk
All letters business connected with this Office, must be
- dressed (rost paid) to the proprietors-
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nJSTILLERS OF. .TURPENTINE.-Ih have reduced the
| nrice of nv SPIRIT BARRELS to 81 60, delivered at
anv place in Wilmington After Christmas they will be Of
size wishing contract by the year on these
terms HOOP IRON for sale a1 sos per ton.
Nov 10, LS5l-7td-l2mwf A. MoRGAN'
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December II, 1851
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale reasonable terms
that desirable residence Second Street, between i
Princess and Walnut Streets at present occupied by James
G. Burr If sold before the Ist January 1852 it will be
offered at Public Auction at that time.
Oct d lSlI-7-tlII II. II. MATTERS
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NOTICE.
THE undersigned having associated themselves
J. together for the purpose of carrying the -Sss2
COACH MAKING BUSINESS, at the old stand formerly
occupied by Mr. Wells Market street, most respectfully
inform the citizens of Wilmington and the surrounding
try that they prepared execute all work ia their
line Of business Their timber being sood and both
being masters of their trade they natter themselves that
the will be able to please her customers They hope that
their pRnctualty good workmanship and strict attention
business will ensure a liberal share of patronage.
Repairing done at the shortest notice
A. J. MURDEN,
w. H. LORINCT.
Dec G. 1851 77-dl-I3wtf
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CONCORD CHApTER No.

COMPANIONS: You are hereby summoned to assemble
~ at the Lodge Room the 9th instant at o'coek A.
NJ, for the due celebration of the Anniversary of ST. John
the Evangelist.
All Royal Arch Masons good standing respectfully
invited to participate.
The Installation of Officers of the Chapter will take place
at Masonic Hall at 81 o'clock p NJ An Invitation to attend
is hereby given to the public at large:
Dec. 49, 1851-I5-2t NJ CRONT,Y. Sec'v.
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TIE ENGLISH FLAG HAULED DewN-On Wednes-
day mob gathered about The Irving House, NJ York.
from the dome of which the English flag. with that of
the United States Hungary and Turkey was flying.
and threatened il il was not taken down nsante, they
would haul it down themselves Mr. Howard, on
hearing Of The dsapprobaton thus manifested, nmedi-
aely had taken down. and the crowd quietly dsper-
sed. -@t tt 3@ s1Faga s4ss =
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A {. Crack Church, In New York.

Crack Church, In New York.
Old Knick's correspondent Henry thus describes
what ismeantby being member ofa "crack church,
in Gotham:
dollars in fashionable or g crack church, obli-
ged to stay at home unless they are humble enough
to go to some of Gods temples, where Christianity
is not only preached but practiced. We found our
way into crack church, last Sunday, in the up
per part of the city. Casting left eye we
tered, on magnificent prayer-book, we observed in
gilt letters the name of millionaire with whose
early history were fully conversant. He started
in life ciam-boy, and the old clamboat to which
he belonged used to be stationed near Washington
market until all its cargo of CLAIMS were sod out
He first acquired a few dollars capital. This he in
vested in the fish trade: specuated in eels porgies,
and other fish made large of money, and
finally succeeded in 'cornerng shad bought up
all the stock of the season. both in and out of the
water and sold them afterwards at his own prices
and made $4,000 dollars. He cut his market
ciations bought lots up town, lives in the Fifth
Avenue. and is a big dog AS wealth increased he
found himself at the head Of the Goldfish aristocra
cy TO which of course he had access from his for
mer business. Phalon the barber was sent for his
daughters had their hair combed out and dressed
for the first time; teachers of music, drawing. tal
ian, French etc. were hired old MIR Porge Joined
the church, and took a costly pew. We happened
to get into it bat we no sooner discovered where we
were than made up minds to yacate. We
were too late Old Mr.. Porgie came sailing up the
aisle with his wife and daughters dressed though
they had known what was what all their lives
To our astonisbment, instead of shutting the pew
door in face he asked US to keep seat And
didn't We have nice time of it The mother look
ed 1t us-so did the daughters: and they snuf1ed,
and smet their salts, wiggled about as though one
of their fathers shad was in the slip We felt annoy
ed provoked-forgot our prayers-didn't hear
blessed word of the and came away digusted
with hypocritical upstarts and with determination
next Sunday to go to free church. Our ideas of
pnre, undefled religion drawn from the recorded
life of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. He
a living example of humanity. charity, love-in
fact, of all that was good and lovely Some of his
Lord and Master and though they were by profes
sion fish catchers (we not aware that they were
clam catchers or spectators like Mr. Porgie,) they
not above other men, because q their success
or money. We wonder whether there will be any
upper places best seats private pews, in the great
temple above where the souls of rich people may be
at their ease. and where poor folks can't nrude =
Christian churches! Christian rich men! We will
say nothing more and then we shall have less idle
words answer for at the day of judgment. Our
costly churches are filed with Dues sort of people
and are no places for the poor Lazarus.
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General Notices.
St. JOHNS LODGE, No, I,

BRETHREN: You are hereby summoned to assemble at
ID the Lodge Room on the 9th inst at o'clock A. M
for the due celebration of the Anniversary of St. John the
Evangelist.
All Masons in good standing respectfully invited to
participate.
An address will be delivered by Brother Thos G. Lowe Of
Halifax, in the Methodist Episcopal Church. half-past
10 o'clock. The public invited to attend.
Dec. l9, 1S5I-15-2t1 JOS. B. RUSSELL, Sec'y
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J. NJ. MONK
A. ]. GRADY

j.. GRADY. - W. ~
COMMISSION Merchants. and Dealers ia Dry
Y Goods Groceries, Sc, Halls Building North water
Street, Wilmington, n. c.. wv. :, 2
Prompt viii be given to the sale OF all KINDS Oh
Country Produce which may be sent to their care 90
April i. 1851 "o-'l
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End of a Beautiful Woman.

The celebrated Lady Hamilton was distin guished
above almost every woman of her age, for personal
beauty Her accomplishments were scarcely infe-
rior to her beauty. She was skilled in music and
painting she had exquisite taste, and her features
would express every emotion by turns
The only occasion on which Beckford of Fonthl1
Abbey threw open his splendid mansion to company
was when Lady Hamilton along with Lord Nelson
visited it. All that the wealth of the princelv own
could furnish, was provided to give splendor to
the scene The grounds were illuminated by the
lamps and torches and the interior of the apart
ments was blaze of jewelry and gold and silver
Spiced wine, and confectionery in golden baskets
were handed round to the company A numerous
party was assembled. and Lady Hamilton shone the
envy of them ALL Attired in rich costume she en-
tered with golden urn in her hands, and recited
some verses which the company was far too polite
not to applaud, spoken they were by one who had
such influence the hero of the hour No one
was there to tell her that all this was deception
that sin surely carried its punishment with it.
and that the pleasure she was pursuing was vain
shadow
Thirteen years after the banquet at Fcnthill had
taken place. lady buying some meat for her dog
at butchers stall in Calais, thus accosted by
the butchers wife
'.Ah, madam you seem benevolent lady, and
up stairs there is a poor English woman, who would
be glad of the smallest piece of meat which you are
buying for your dog .....-.
Who then was the grateful recipient of such hum
BILE aims Alas it the beautiful Lady Hamil-
ton After the death of Lord Nelson, deserted by
those who fawned upon her in prosperity, she grad
ually became impoverished; and died at wretched
lodging in Calais. Her property consisted only of a
few pawn brokers' duplicates. Her body put
into common deal-box, without any inscription
and over the praised of statesmen warriors, poets
and artists the funeral service was read by an Off
on half pay. Such was the end of the beautiful
Lady Hamilton.
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DvGAID MCMILLAN.

INSPECTOR Of Naval Stores and Provisions, Once
North Water and Chestnut Streets, Wilmington
n. C. :,
The usual prompt attention given to all business in hi
line. -,
Feb 14th 1851 70
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VETHOLEsALE and Retail Druggist, and Dealer i
w Paints Oils Dye Stus Window Glass, Garden Seeds
Perfumerv Patent Medicines, Sc &c, of Front an
Immediately opposite SHAws old stand vii
min c..
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CeO6 REWARD.-Runawayf from the subscriber, 80
eDZC about the Sh of July, mulato fellow "a
ed WINDSOR, about 35 years old. He is about five q
feet eleven inches high full bushy hair rather sow-
ed and probably both of his teeth out Said
Cooper by trade and will attempt to pass as free
can 90 any where He is little rinkey about the eyes, and
has old appearance The subscriber will give the above
reward for his apprehension and delivery to him. Conway
so that he get him. Said negro belongs to James M
Angust lat Ia5I-47-tf1 s. BELL.
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T1RESH AND CHEAP.-Just received per Schr. Jonas
i Smh-60 pr of chds', youths, and boys Boots; GO
do mems sewed and pegged Boots 200 do kip BrOgan
"a do misses Black silk tpt Caters I20 DO ladies kid welt
Buskns very cheep. For sale very low. by
dS JONES s. GARDNER.
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S, DAVIS.
d, MCMILLAN.

D. u '0-R'I7'
MCMILLAN d DAVIS,
DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions
IL Corner of North Waite and Chestnut Streets, Whining
ton n. C. .,
Feb. 14th 1851 20
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valaahle Land ana Dwelling House for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his place the Mason
l. boro' Sound roa!, about two miles from Whining 7
ton. The LAND contains about NINE HU NDRED ACRES,
of which six in the immediate vicinity of the House
cleared and mproved the balance turpentne land
There are two tasks of new boxes year old.
The Improvements a comfortable and well finished
two story dwelling house. with suitable out houses well of
good water and also thriving nursery choice young fruit
The above will be found worthy the attention of
those desiring healthy ard pleasant residence the vicinity
of town From its to Wilmington it may be conf
IDENTIFY expected to increase rapidly in value Apply the
premises to L. HOLMES.
Wilmington n. c., Nov. IL, 1851 56-3d-10-wtf
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5r;EnnIs oF .ApIvERT;lsINe.

acknowledgements ordered to be continued On the insl 9,
charged S per square for each insertion er the rt
Any advertisements upon which the number of insertions
Marked viii be continued until ordered out and charged
Is cents per square for each insertion.
liberal discount viii be made advertisements exceed
ing square, when published or IL months CASH IN AD-
VANCE
No advertisements rejecting upon private character
can under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES be admted
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TINE subscriber has leased for term of years, of r.
Brown ESQ., his reproof store, with his wharves and
now in condition take especial Spirits Turpentne
and Naval Stores committed to his The Ware
house well be the best and safest place in town
for the storage of Bacon Lard Corn Peas &c he lower
wharves have them four large sheds where Spirits
can be safely kept from the rain and SUM- He prepared to
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 Opo1lN,
September 12 1851 Linn
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TTATS, Caps. Umbrellas aud Walking Canes n
in great variety. the Hat Store Market-street -
Almost every description of head dress at the present
day may found there and at prices iosce than be
found elsewhere the State large lot OF Wool Hats and
Caps rery by the Dozen Please call and
inc the stock and prices, at 6. MYERS Halter
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New livery statles.-Fire-Pr Proof

New livery Stables.-Fire-ProOf. "a
HAVING completed my Livery Stables, | am TsSSA
ready receive Horses at livery by the day, U
week, month
My Stables situated the of Princess and Third
Streets directly opposite the Coz House and convent
business part the They built of brick
covered with tin which makes them entirely
They are large commodous and well consruced and
cry respect comfortable and convenient Stables in
the United States
(or the accommodation of Drovers large and
Lot together with basement under the Stables
hold hundred horses and shelter them well
and comfortably
HORSES CARRIAGES and BUGG kept constantly for hire
My Hosers cannot be surpassed in country, and
therefore feel confident of giving entire satisfaction to those
who favor with their custom.
feel grateful my friends and the public for their liberal
patronage heretofore hope to merit OF
custom. H. X. NLAON.
Wilmington n. c.. June II. 1851 l4-tf
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N L puRRANK

(Sprrcssor to Hatch 8. BurbdnE)
VETuOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Tobacco
w Cigars and Snuff Front-strcct, Wilmington, n g.
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Some one says that the lobster is a posthumous
WORK Of creation; for it ID only rcd after IT'S death'
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TToRNEY At LAW puplin County M n e, WI at
ties, ana attend Pi'"'i Tnnc 371 42-Iy
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
TINE Lots and improvements thereon at Saracta, Du-
plin county n. c.. formerly occupied by VIM. o. IL
Jereys as Store and Dstllery, offered for sale The
situation is very advantageous location for the above or
any other business. For particulars, apply to
l. B. & ]. J. KELLY.
Kenansyille, Dupin co., N. c., April Is, 1851 a2t
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MYERS

TiNUFACTUTeEI2 and Dealer in Hats, Caps, UEhre
vi las and Walking Canes, Of every description Whole
lie and retail North side Maret-street Wilmington N u
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Groceries, &c.
CIRCULAR.
L i Ii
D & R. C. HALLETT

& h. u. L,
D. HALLETFvILLE, Long Creek, N. c.,
Beg to inform their customers and friends in the
counties of New Hanover Bladen Dupn, and Sampson,
that they continue have hand and constantly
cevng every kind of Goods suitable the plant
ers farmers and Others which they offer for sale at low
muneratiag prices
For the increased accommodation of their customers resd
ing in Black River District in New Hanover, Baden and
adjoining counties B. & r. G. H. have commenced running
regularly every alternate day. Express Wagon for the
conveyance of Goods to the above localities The wagon
its route passes the Stores of s. Costn Dry J. c. De-
goods and parcels will be delivered At each
the above Places ORDER BOX kept the receipt
such orders any person may favor them with All
sent by wagon viii be delivered RE with the exception
Of heavy articles such Salt, Flour, &c. which
riage, at low rate, will be charged.
Their present stock of Goods consists in part of
Groceries of all kinds;
Flour Corn, Bacon, Pork and Cheese;
Alum and Sack Salt;
Hardware, comprising Turpentine s. Coopers' Tools
Irons and Nails of all sizes
Boots and Shoes of every description;
Dry Goods in variety;
Readymade Clothing, Hats and Caps;
Saddlery and Harness;
Paints, Oils, Drugs Medicines;
Wines and Liquors of all kinds;
With large and extensive assortment of minor articles
numerous to notice in the limits of advertisement bat
cessary the plantation, farm, and in the household
1t is the aim of the advertisers to keep hand
article utabeto the wants country residents which
oher for sale at low prices equity in business will allow
B. r. c. II. would also respectfully call the attention
the public in general to their facilities in WAGON BUILD
ING and SMITH WORK. Having engaged first rate
Blacksmith and Wheewght they prepared to execute
orders with which they may be entrusted either fo
Wagons. Tools of any kind other Job work and they
trust with unremttng attention to business give
raj satisfaction.
New Hanover CO.. Dec. IL, 1851 Il-tf
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a. \. Il. SOUTHALL,

a. a. Il. SOUTHALL,
O17-rye Al, Agent. mission Merchant, ana o.
IrcroR Wilmington. n c., will receive and sell on
commission any Goods, Wares, Merchandise and Country
Produce that NAV his care except plrltuon5
nors He also offers services to tie merchants OF VII
mngon and the public generally as Collecting agent All
claims mt in his hands for collection or any other business
entrusted to his care shall receive his prompt attention. lie
resnecy socits patronage of his friends in the above
business, any other business where an Agent Is "tis'
REFERENCES:
I7r,,s 2. 1IrrcrFrr r. II. GRANT,
- p ForyC11 C.. MYERS.
Dr q 1s5i-95tf7 Wilmington, N G..
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r UMBER and Timber. Always on hand, alarge guam
tity of River Sawed Wide Boards Flooring. and Scant
ling. For sale by MILES COSI1N,
Feb 2l, 1851 Lsndons wharf.
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4. Z. TEoLEIEs,
. -7rORET.Y At LAW. Wilmington, \. c.
Grc on corner of Front and Princess Streets under
- IN vi 0 SvS-tf
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
Rerloyed Mulberry Street, Between Front and
North Water Streets
TT1EE subscriber continues to keep hand large
i and general assortment Of CARRIAGES of fEEEsssS2
his manufacture, which be offers for sale the most
reasonable terms among which may be found
Brrsuches, Dunhams, Bugsies, Wagons, Gigs, SuI-
Keys, &c. Also, Harness of all kinds.
Purchasers will find it to their interest call and
inc before purchasing elsewhere determined not to
be undersold.
n B. Repairing done at short notice. and in the neat
est and best ISAAC WELLS.
Wilmington. n c.. July f. 1851 43H
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\. GNXER,

C,NEFs Al. Agent Forwarding d Commission Mcr-
I cu,vT-T take pleasure in informing my friends, that |
an reorcd to rive all business entrusted to me- eihcent
end personal attention have wharf for Hav2a
Gsncnts of Naval Stores for sale Shipment and all
kinds Of country produce solicited Cash advances made on
consignmcnts. = o-, 90 1on,
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F1HEY HAVE COME-per Schr. Jonas Smith
/ 10 kegs of that extra Goshen Butter;
20 bags Rio Coffee; 80 BOXES extra Cheeses
10 bbIs Coffee Crushed Sugar;
dozen half gallon jars Mixed Pickles;
Tomato and dozen Walziut Catsups.
Cali soon at GEO. H KELLEY'S
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WAI. N. PEDEN .
W NJ. c. HOWARD.

wv" - " HOWARD IS PEDEN.
OROCERS. Ship Chaudlers, and Commission NeE-
T chants South Water Street, Wilmington, n. c. will
make liberal cash advances all consgnmens OF poduce
them in Wilmington to Peter an Ness q 20 We"
York. lzNiJ