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Mr.. Thomas Twombiy had but SIX glasses OF brandy
and water when, being of discretion, he return
ed home at the seasonabe hour of |, A. NJ, and
went soberly to bed. Mrs. Twonbly was too accus;
toned to the comings and goings of said Thomas. to
be much disturbed by the trfng noise he made on re-
firing but when she discovered he had his boots on
she requested him to remove them, or keep his feet
out of the bed.
My DEAR" said Mr.. Twombly, in apoIogetic
tone, skuse me. How came TO forget the boots.
can't conceive for I'm just sober ever | was in
my life !"
Mr.. Twombly sat the side OF his bed. and made
an effort 10 pull his right boot. The attempt was sue
cessfu, though brought him to the floor. On re.
gaining his fee, Mr.. Twomby thought he saw the
door open. AS he he shut the door on coming
in he was astonshed, and dark it in the
he couldn't be mistaken, he felt certain Mr. Twom-
by staggered towards the door 10 closeit; when, to
his still greater surprise, he saw a figure approach
from beyond Twomby stopped-the figure stopped
TwombIy advanced again, and the figure did the
same. Twombly 1aised his right hand-the figure
| raised its left.
"Who's there ," roared Twombly beginning to be
! frightened. The object made no reply: Tw"mby
raised his boot in menacng attitude. The hgu1e de-
| fed him by shaking similar object
" By the Lord ~ cried TwombIy; I'll find out who
you be- you sneakin cuss' He hurled the boot full al
The head of his mysterious object when-crash wen
the big looking glass, which Twomby had mistaken
| for the door.
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How to acquire High Health.

Walker, in his Original, lays down the following
rules for attaining high health. They are worth re-
membering, particularly his advice TO wives and hus-
bands:
Sc First study to acquire composu:e of mind and
body. Avoid agitatons of one the other especial
ly Just before and after meals, and whilst the process
of digestion is going To this end, govern your
temper endeavor to look at the bright side of things
keep down as much possible the unruly passions
discard envy. hatred and malice, and lay your head
upon your pillow in charity with all mankind Let
not YOUR wants outrun your means. Whatever dit
fcues you have to encounter. be not perpexed' but
only think what is right do in the sight of Him who
seeth all things and bear. without pining, the results
When your meals are solitary let your thoughts be
cheerful when they social. which is better, avoid
dispute or serious argument, or unpleasant topics =
Unquiet meals says SHAKESPEARE, make i'll d'ges-
TONS and the contrary is produced by easy CONVEX
saion, pleasant project, welcome news, or lively
companion advise wives not 10 entertain their hus-
han with domestic grievances about children or SER
wants nor to ask Tor money! nor PROFOUND unreason-
able or provoking questions and advise husbands 70
keep the and vexaiions OF the world 70 mem
selves but 10 be communicative of whatever Is COM
portable, cheerful, amas:nes
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON- NoRTU-CAR0l
ARhfTEb.

AfshfTEb
Oct 5.-U. S. Mail Steamr Gov. Dudley, Bates, from
Oct 5-Sehr. Louisa Gray, Sharp from Charleston, in
ballast. to Geo Harriss. 80.
schr. G. c. stratton Westcott from Charleston in bal
Schr H. n, Ciambrill, White from Savannah in ballast
to Geo. lIsrrss.
to DeRossct & Brown.
Steamer Fanny Luttcrloh steadman from Fayetteville,
to E. J. Lutteroh
6-sch Topaz Lewis, from Hyde county, to Miles Cos
TIM with shingles.
schr Cataract Hulse, from Charleston in ballast to NJ
Cosn.
Schr Louisinc Barker from Charleston in ballast to NJ
U. s, Mail Steamer Wilmington May from Charleston,
Oct 6.-stcamcr southerner, Wilkinson from Fayette
schr. Leopold O'Donnel, IIol,nd from Charleston, to
Geo IIarrSs.
brig Kate Heath Bennett, from Savannah, in ballcst
to Miles Costn.
U. S. Mail Steamer G. Vanderbilt stcret, from Charles
ton, with 20 passengers.
CLEARED.
Oct. 4-schr. Henry Lea, Godfrey, for Philadelphia by
Geo HARRIS; with 30 bbls spirits turpenne $40 do
5-schr. David Smith, Peterson, for Philadelphia by G..
Harriss; with 1i3 900 feet lumber.
with 2l9 bbls rosn, spars, 475 oars, lOl 900 lumber
Brig Hevcyn, Goldthwait. for Boston. by J. II. F1an-
ner; with 100 bbls rosin l0 900 feet lumber.
Oct 5.-U. S. Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt Stcrett for
Charleston. with 80 passengers
5-Steamer Evergreen, Parker for Fayetteville, by 4. D.
Cazaux; with one boat in tow.
Oct. 6-Schr. Chas II. Rogers, Chapman, for Phadel-
phia, by Geo 1Iarriss.
Steamer Gov Graham, Hurt, for Fayetteville by T. C.
WORTH with two boats in tow
Steamer Fanny Lutterlo Steaman for Fayetteville, by
Z. J. Luterloh.
Schr Volant Watts for Jacksonville, by Miles Costin.
Schr. Manhntfet, Myers for n York, by H. Fanner
u S Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates for Charleston,
with IS passengers. ,
Oct: ship Sullivan, Edwards, for New York by Ellis,
Russell Co with 25Oo DBL rosin % do. spirits turpen
tine. 80 bales cotton. -.
Steamer Souhcracr, Wilkinson, for Fayetteville by
! D. Cazaux.
U. S. Mail Steamer Wilmington, May, for Charleston
with 80 passengers.
Schr St Leon, Cirecnlaw for Ncwberyport by Adams
Bro. s Co. with no 900 feet Lumber, 80 bbls. Resin.
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MLnnc's Worm Vermifuge:
he following order shows at the demand and the
excellence this great medicine Certificates have been
multiplied in favor of this Vermfge that consider it
Unnecessary to add any more
BooNfifi=, Ind, June 8 1851.
Messrs Kidd & Co.-Y6df agent, when here left With
Us Il dozen bottles Miane e5ifdse which is nearly NIL
son ioase send Quickly IL d6z'n more as We do not
want to get out of it Tor We consider tie best Ferfuge
ever used in this part Of the country. = z..j+ 80
&. p. & J. B. IIUDSFETII:
For sale at - - 49,. -
WM. II. i1PPiTT's Druggist, wli6fnsto on N. c.
Also, by Druggists and Dealers generally.
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FALL GOODs..

? ! /:
have jus. Eseeiyed and are nov opening taI
CIGARS, FRUITS, WOODWARD, &C., consisting in
part of
Laguyra.R Rio and Java Cofee; 49,
st. Croix, Porto Rico New Orleans Loaf Crushed Pow
dercd, GRADUATED and Clarified Sugar.
Gunpowder, Young Hyson and Black Tens; 81. &@
Butter; Cheese; Lard; No..l and Toilet Soap;
Sperm, Adamantine apd Mould Candies
Cogate's Pearl Starch Table Salt, In bags and boxes
Pepper. Allspice, Ginger, Cassia and Nutmegs:s *
Pilot and Navy Bread, Soda Biscuitss
Lemon Maple and Sugar Crackers; boston do cans
Sperm, Winter Strained, Elephant and Olive Oil;s
Brandy Rum, Gin, and Whisky; ss
Madeira, Sherry, Port and Malaga Wine;
Champagne, Ale and London Porter;
80 bbls. Flour superior brandtram Smiths, double
ira, and pure GenesSee; -safs IS
Afackerel and Samon in bbls,, half bbls and kits;
Herrng aud Sardnes in whole, half and boxes;
Mixed Pickles; Assorted Sauces;
Raisins Prunes, Citron and Canton Ssipg6r,
Almonds Brazil Nuts, and English w alnuts; fs.
20 boxes Tobacco assorted Oronoco Pate
sons do. John Anderson s. Co.'s fine cut 49, s. t3s
$1,000 Cigars, choice brands. from $40 to $50 per H.
10 half bbls Railroad Snuff $3.50
and Painted Tubs; Painted pas Flour Pals: Well
Buckets Half Bushel Measures; Axe Hives; Cocoa
Dippers Brooms; Wsk Brushes, Sc;
so gross perfumed Natches-no sulphur;
Spades, ShUveis, Grain Scoops and Axes; Ys<1.
100 reatd Wrapping, Letter, Cap apd Bill PA PERI
David>s and Black Ink pz. Lon. and qls.;
Backing and Brushes; Powder and Shot, &c For sale ~
/ Oct:7th. 1852 - McKoY s. ROBERTS.
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(Frem the London Punch, Sept. Is. }
Tho New American AMBASSADOR.

AHGSty correspondent at Washington has sent US
e1cISsve copy of the instructions of the American
SD6et 10 Me. lngersoi, who comes over 10 SUPER
g UT Abbot Lawrence in his duty OF United States
aI'aSSador at ST. James Ii will be seen that thew
ae more TO the personal conduct of the future Min
~ man TO any line ct policy between the two coun.
@ They as follow:
n. ! lou are on all occasions to remember that YOU
en SEM the simplicity of the republican principle
t~ "m', therefore, as seldom may be, consider
Ne. .Sel The Duke of Washington-the Marquis of
sa'a-Or the Earl Mississippi. B:caus it is your
6ss.I F'y respect 10 4 crowned head, you are not,
saSat 10 forget that the American President wears
%s F out ahat-(night-caps going for nothing)
ta,o ,Ou Will courteous and accessible on all &C.
er'. your fellow citizens of the Union never
apr;,Irs Inc atmosphere of monarchy. and more
d Ay Inc intoxicating and deleteEio - atmosphere
IL ,nS OF Stonehenge House, NJ rmanbIood Pal
d, s".I sueh high places-to make you fcrgetful oil
"ns eate,. ~ '''' '"''u'e" q 'o"A'""' >"'SS@'f
liza lou will, in the fulfIIment of your official du
you viii y 70 swallow many public dinners; wherea1
The lipS AVE called upon 10 speak. Always hold ou
,iaig6I 1 lS, OF feIlowship-but keep your back
hanons,m. when invited TO the high festivals OF Title
aFhe sSh Company, you mayor rather muSt-uss
'etled frS a"der about the business, so amicably
a WIN hook and Ine).
NnOt eivs =, VII have TO propose toasts. Therefore
au'e yOu m ne immortal memory of King John-be
'esor h.. "Iay see at the board Jew sheriff whose
eoaled M ms teeth pulled out by the orders of hi
~ Instead d at King drawing on the Jew.
OO The ms NJ Dis bank. Finally. sou will not spi
s90Paay ang"or (hy the way, you must not spit il
N biz i mere IN England,) of Wat Tyler
Eng C a"lal King, seeing who once riz agains
s bis Oh s'l' the father of his people tJonathaI
n. .'lnar such a tarnation licking).
to maS whose pigs were so lean that it took tw,
had seyers, q shadow. has been beaten by anothe
eaeks in - 80 thin that they could crawl through
e'ag knO,. "n PEN He finally stopped that fui
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$50 REV ARD.

. ANYWAY from the subscriber negro man "a
l. named SAM. Said negro is about feet j inch "a
high, stout built dark complicated, and formerly be-
longed to Mr.. Richard NJ Lewis, sr., of Bladen. He ~
is supposed to be lurking about Mrs Owens plantations
Bladen county where he has wife.
will give the above reward for his delivery III Will
mngton or his confinement in Jail in the State
can get him, MILES CO3TlN. {,
October l. 1872 29.ot-ttf
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BEaUriFUI ExfKEeT One fountain there Is, says
MISS Brener whose deep vein has only inst be-
gun 70 throw up its silver drops among mankind
fountain which will aay The thirst of millions, and
VIII give to those who drink from it, peace and joy r.
Is KNoWLEDGE-he fountain Of intellectual cultivation
winch gives health to mankind; makes clear the
VISION brings joys 10 his life, and brealhes over his
souls destiny deep repose Go and drink iherefrom,
hou whom fortune has favored and thou will
find myself rich Thou mayst go forth into the world
ana md myself in everywhere at home taou cans en-
Joy myself 10 thy own little chambers thy friends are
everywhere around thee nature, antiquity, heaven, are
accessible 10 tieet
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EXPEDITION OF EMIGRANTs no LIBERIA.

A PPLICATION having been made by upwards Of ono
n hundred free persons q color for passage to bera
in vessel to sail from Win gtot. " c. making
despatch vessel from that place about the
1S Of November sss5 :
Those persons who may wish to sail from that port that
time, will please let kotv mned,aey in order that
may secure vessel large enough and make other
arrangements for the accommodation of all who wish
to go. w. McLAIN Sec'y Am. Col. Soc
Colonization Rooms Washington. d c., 3o,a,-aat
Sept. g. 1852. Sz- -4'zt1e
Papers friendly to the object will please copy the ahovo
notice. w Mel,
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Ni1uLINERY.

MFRS. SARAH Il. KELLEY takes this method Of go
tl informing her Town and Country friends and CsA
rons that has returned from the North with fine -
and we'll selected stock, consisting in tart Of Hats Ribbons
Caps, Cuffs, Collars Artifcs Feathers &C., all of the Ia
test and most fashionable style.
She thankful for past patronage and olcits contnu
of the same asking all to call before purchasing tsc=
where. pains will be spared to please.
T. S. Bonnets Cleaned and Trimmed as usual
Oct s, 1852 slim
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HAVANA J.OTTERY.-Cl PITAL PRIZE $4,000.
TIME Drawing will take place Goth October Pot
wishing Tickets will please send their orders Before
the 18th October, and they will be attended to by
TIIEO. GUESNARD, Jr., No, So Royal-st.
Oct. g, 1852. Mobile.
BPrizcs cash presentation at to l0per cent dis
count according to the exchange ON Havana, by
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE subscribers having the lst of September, 1882
Il formed Co-partnerahip under the firm of MchO? &
ROBERTS, have taken the store formerly occupied by
essrs Martin Cronly South Water street six doors
below Market where they intend keeping hand se4rta
assortment of GROCERIES, LIQUORS. and PROVES
IONS, at wholesale and retail. w. II. MtkOY.-
Wilmington, Oct. 9th, 1852 J. II. ROBERTS.
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DIED.

ear South W ashngton, New Hanover county, the
10th ult, Mrs ENErr A CiARRIs consort Of CHA Gar
EIs: aged 30 years The deceased member
of the Church for the last IL Of her life
New 0tIeahs papers viii please CORY. CoM.
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Norr-River Lumber, Tar. and Turpentne, sold in the
subject to the expense of landing Inspection,
cooperage Sc; on Lumber so cents to 81 per NJ Tar
val when brought per railroad about the cxpen
incurred *For dry Virgin or mixed Turpentine
dcductisn is made according to quality:
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NEW STEAM GRIsT MILL.
HAVING connected Crist Nj ith Graa Store,
Il prepared to furnish quantity
perior article of BOLTED MEAL AND HOdMOhY, nj
the very lowest market price,
Aaso-Bran, Shorts, Horse and Cow Feed
ELLIS & siITCHELI.
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POPULATION OF New ORLEANs.-By the full re-
turns OF the census, the total poua:ion OF New Orleans
Is put down at 145,449 souls The number of whites
Is 1925, OF which 63,3S5, are males. OF these
only I3,4lI, are voters
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Fanny Fern Is Indignant.

Ladies have probably seen the floating paragraph
which declares, that the g best thing man can pos
sess is ariabe wife - and another which recon-
meuds wives to always look cheerful in the presence
of their husbands, because "a husband likes to be
considered the source of his wifes happiness' and
the ight of a smiling spouse I" fatters" him; anu
they may have third, equally ridiculous,
which announces - that the tear OF loving girl Is
a dew-drOp on a rose but on the check OF rye, is
drop of poison to her husband.n These paragraphs
have Justly excited the ind gnation of Fanny Fern,
who in q late number of the Olive Branch, relieves
her mind in the manner following It's an i'll
wind that blows nobody any good Papas Will be
happy to hear that twenty-five dollar pocket hand,
keTchiefs can be dispensed With now In the bridal
trousseau. Their occupations gone Ma 'rlmonai
tears arc poison There's no knowing what you'll
do girls, with that escape-valve shut off but that's
no more to the point than-whether you have any
thing to smile at or not one thing is settled-you
mustn't cru! Never mind back-achcs, and side
aches, and head aches, and dropsical complaints,
and smoky chimneys and old coats and young ba-
bies! Smile! 1t ,fatters your husband He wants
to be considered the source OF your happiness,
whether be was baptised Nero or Moses! Your mind
nerer being supposed be occupied with any other
subject than himself of course tear is taclt re-
proach Besides, you miserable little whmperer,
what have you to cry for A-i-n-t you m-a-rre-d?
Isn't that the summum bonum--the height OF feml-
nine ambition You can't get beyond that! Its
the Jumping off place! You've arriv got to the
end of your journey! Stage puts up there! You've
nothing to do but retire your laurcls, and spend
the rest of your life endeavorng to be thankful that
you are Mrs. John Smith Smier you simple
| ton."
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IollN pYEE


DKINs q DERE, rdtteefullly pform the citizens Of
tend carrying the TAILORING business in all its
Gus branches at the store in the London building Front
below Market street lately occupied by Mr. Lewis H. Webb
They hope BY dgent and faithful attention to business
to obtain share of public patronage Mich they respect
fully solicit All orders in their line will be promptly aten
ded to. ISept 80, lS52.-226t-44t
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New heMcdy for Low Spirits.
The following anecdote, French in all it's features
is told by the author Of the Paris letters in Jas
semblee NationaIe,'' and quoted by ':rIndustrial
Calaisien:"
Some days since manufacturer happened to be
dining with a magistrate. All the guests were en-
joying the lively talk of novelist, who also works
for the theatre, and By the way, works exceedingly
we'll That evening he was full Of fun: his Wit
sparked like discharge Of fireworks. The dinner
went off like flash of lightning.
When they had left the table, the manufacturer
took the novelist aside, aud, with bow, said
All! monsieur, how much you have gratifcd
me !"
:Monsieur !"
"No. really--you have great reputation for tai
ent but did not expect to find you so amusing
Monsieur" continued the manufacturer, my
wife is ndisposed."
| "Ah!"
/" For sometime past she has been dull and out of
dine with me one Of these days You will amuse
| her"
You believe that shall amuse your wife,"
81 do indeed Do Gomez
Very we'll, Monsieur; but of course you know
the terms 7"
| The manufacturer started at the novelist "The
terms '' he repeated, like who tries to under
stand what is meant
Certainly" replied the other, without hesitation;
{; when dine out-~ith manufacturer that's five
hundred francs
| "Ah!"
To be suro You manufacture chemicals, Or
cotton goods, or beet-root sugar or heaven knows
what, You sell those things, and get your living
by them, don't you 2!
" Yes but"
"I," continued the novelist, work MY brains
and live by what can spin out of them that's
my merchandise you understand When gentle
man invites me to dinner, to amuse his wife, who is
dull, that's six hundred france"
"What capital joke"
"No joke at all Madam, your wife is little low
En- Bien send me the cash, and will come and d
vert her"
Tic dinner has not vet been reported.
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THE MARINE OF THE WoRLD.-The following
thentic and highly interesting Table is from the
Belfast Ircland) Mercantile Journal:
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woOD's ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,

RIDGE ROAD, PFIII-ADELPI1IA..
IRON Statuary, Lions, Grcyhounds, Newfoundland Dogs
Fountains of Beautiful Designs and various sizes Iron
Stairs spiral and straight, improved plans also Iron
Ratings and Veranas. comprising upwards of 200 designs
Designs and specifications will be any part of the
Union, by addressing
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J. IL. ROBERTS.
W. ii. Vi kdY.
nIekOI &RORItRTS.

McfXOT Is ROBERTS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS; SLSO,
VI WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CIR ROGERS, South
Water street, Wilmington n. c.; intend Keeping at the
bovc stand large assortment OfGROCERlES; Lll ORS
and PROVISIONS Wholesale and retail Particular at
enon will be paid all orders from the country We
would respectfully invite the citizens of Wilmington and the
adjoining country call and examine stock before
chasing elsewhere. We intend to carry general COM
mission business Particular attention will be given to the
sale of Naval Stores and all kinds of produce. Liberal
Cash advances made consig nments.
Wilmington October 9th, 1852. HIf-6tf
lust RECEIVED FIR ON BOSTON-2okit kits Mackerel;
j 20 do Salmon ; 20 Or bbs Mackerel-exra; 10 half
bbls. do. do bb do do do. Salmon, on retail 10
qunals Cod Fish 100 extra Dairy Salt 100 boxes do
dos 500 doz jars Pickles-al kinds doz Capt Capus
doz. Olives doz Lobster doz Yeast Powder; doz.
Coxes Selection 6 doz Tomato Catsup; IL cans Boston
Crackers so boxes Adamantne Candlesbes quality For
sale by HOWARD PEDEN.
Commercial and Herald copy.
coMETHING PRETTY AT THE HARDWARE
y STORE.
Fine bronze Copper Tea Kettles:
Black and Gold Tea Trays and Walters;
Double plated silver Spoons and Forks;
Ivory handle Knives without Forks Forks without Knives
Crimping Irons and Curling Tongs.
Brass Andirons and Tenders, hne polished stee
Shossis and longs: Brass Stair Rods Round and Oval
Brass Bell Metal; Enameled Preserving Kettles; best
J. Nj ROBfNSON'S,
Hardware Store Wilmington, n. g.
sept.25. 1852
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A MATRIMONIAL H1NT-We remember some
where to have read story Of youth, who, heslta-
of Whom he was belo, ed. was brought to decision
by means of rose. 1t happened one day, as the
three were wandering in garden, that one of the
girls, in attempting to pluck new blown rose;
wounded her finger with thorn 1t bied freely, ana
annlvinp the petals of white rose to the wound she
said smiling. :: l am a second Venus; have dyed
the white rose red'' At that moment they heard
scream :; and fearing the other lady who loitered
behind had met with an accident, fastened back 10
ass;at her The fair one's scream had been called
forth by no worse an accident than had befailen her
companion. She had angrily thrown away the
offending flower, and made so pertinacioun ana
fretful lamentation over her wounded hnger, lhas
the vonth after little reflection resolved on spec
ldv nn;on with the least handsome, but the more
amiabIe of the two young friends Happy would
81 be for many kind-heated woman did she konMn
by what seeming tribes the affection OF those whoh
oiie 1o'Ss '-'J En-. Paper
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FREIGIITS.

Wilmington Rank Rates of Exchange.
Baltimore -: per cent. Philadelphia ....l per cent
New York :" sc Virginia 49,. 80. &c ="
Boston .......:..i " " Charleston ...... / 6 &C
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
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WALKING CANES "A very full ortment of French
w aud American mandacture-Gold, Silver, PEARL
Ivory, and Oxadzed Heads great variety. And those
wanting will find something to suit their taste by CALI ng
tho Store MYERS.
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S0 DOZ. UMBRELLAS.-Jus received and open for
~ the inspection of those wishing this indispensable art
My is Very large embra cling every variety
silk Scotch Gnghoms, American do, Cotton Sc, all sizes
,olors and quaesthe best assortment in town, and will
sold prices that defy competition very nice article
Chdrens School Umbrellas in the assortment Call and
get an Umbrella Mt the Hat Store. G.. MYERS.
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COMMERCIAL BANK or WILMINGTON.
THE regular annual meeting of the Stockholders of this
Bank. will be held at their Banking House Monday
the LIST dav of November next. L. SAVAGE. Cashr.
Wilmington, n. c., Oct. 5h, 1852 26-2w-5-3t
Town papers Newbernian and TarIoro' Souherncr 3w.
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NUMBER OF VESSELS AND TONNAGE BELONGING
LOWING COI-STRIES.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08

WEEK ENDING OCTOBER I, 1882.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-08

IaA to whose pigs were so lean that it took two
had seversl shadow. has been beaten by anothe.
Sacks in ,b 80 thin atihey could crawl through
9Rg knots " 81 PEN He finally stopped that fun