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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19
RALEIGH, Nov. 9th. 1852.


My DEAR Sir Il have to thank you for your kind
letter. enclosing an article from the Herald. My
friends cannot be more surprised than was when |
FIRST heard that my remarks in the House of Com
mons had been tortured into - encouragement of
Wilmington" 1t seems that persons re-
solved to force to entertain "a pre- udice against
the interests of Wilmington So every reference
happen to make to the place is misapprehended or
what suspect Intentionally misrepresented | am
surprised ut tn. course of the Herald that paper
was the only one in the place that seemed disposed
in the liberal reference to last spring to do me
justice.
suppose. before this. the Herald has been inform
/ ed of the character Of my remarks, friend in
formed few days since he had written to inform
him of the truth of what had said. assure you
that there not the least foundation for the charge
neither feel nor am to be placed in antagonis-
tical position towards Wilmington, and one cain
44ear with more pleasure of its advancement. The
subject will again come up on Monday. when IL
seems am to hear from her representatives, am
glad Of this, as it will give opportunity for
explanation: and shall not fail to place myself rec
tus in cnrio. and to have reported what may and
| have said.
You will allow me to express my obligation 10 you
and my friends for the interest you have taken in
| this matter, and to subscribe myself
| s.. Very truly,
\ .. Your friend.
... R. NJ. SAUNDERS. ,
| EnxspD Wilmington
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19
The Gunmo Question Settled.

1t would seem that the question between the Uni
ted States and Peru in regard to the Guano trade of
the Lobos Islands, is about being settled by the with
drawal of the claims put forth by Mr.. WEBSTER and
the recognition of the rights insisted upon by Peru.
Commodore M'Auley, commandcr-in-chef of the
United States Naval forces in the Pacific, has Issued
his proclamation: informing the masters of all Amer
lean vessels, proceeding to the Lobos Islands to take
in guano. that he is instructed by the Government at
Washington. not to aid or ahet any American cti.
zen doing so in opposition to the Laws of Peru upon
the subject will he protect them in resisting the
DEGREES of the Peruvian Government
J. Randolph Clay American Charge al Lima, has
also issued lis proclamation to the effect, add
ing as follows: ...>
"Now therefore, the undersigned, Charge Affairas
of the United States of America tn the Republic OF
Peru, having in view the interest of both nations:
and being DESTROYS of preventing any COLLISION en-
counter or dispute between the masters. captains
and Of vessels belonging to the citizens of the
United States arriving mt the said Islands OF Lobos
and the Peruvian authorities and forces stationed
there hereby warns the said masters. captains and
crews to abstain from using any acts of violence OF
force to obtain guano from the said Islands, bat on
the contrary if duly notified by the authorities not
to load guano here, that they proceed with their YES
sells to other destinations to the port OF Calao
where they. will be chartered in due form by the
| agents of the Peruvian Government to carry guant
for its account where they await the turthel
orders of the owners of said vessels if it be the vii
of said masters captains to watt in preferences
| to accepting charter"
! 1t would seem that the an,ented Webster made
two very considerable mistakes during the CLOSING
months of his life. Firstly in his publication will
regard to the fishery dispute, matter then unds
| diplomatic adjustment, and secondly, in writing
private letter to New York merchant upon tn
faith of which many vessels departed for the Lobo
Islands with the understanding that they would b
borne out in taking cagoes without reference to IN
charges made by Peru, or any acknowledgment OF ne
authority in the matter. Such charges, however
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19

ncgrThe Threshing Machine of Judge Hugcr, op-
noste the city of Savannah, Ga, was consumed by
fire on the 10Th inst, in consequence of the sponta
moons combustion of some lime in out-building
which became wet by overfowing OF the tide
Three threshers, the pounding mill, $500 bushels Of
rough rice, and all the provisions were consumed
The loss to Judge Hrger is estimated at fifteen thou
sand dollars. s-t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19
FUNERAL cEREmorIEs.


The Committee Of Arrangements have adopted the foo,
ing for paying tribute respect to the memo
~ Of DANIEL WEBSTER on Thursday, the 18th instant
PROGRAMME
Thirteen guns ut sunrise;
At intervals of thirty minutes between the rising an, sen
sun single gun, and at sunset n national
salute of thirty guns.
At q o'clock procession will be formed on Market
Street, right resting on Second Street, and march
mp Second to Princess thence down Princess to Front and
down Front to the Presbyterian Church; where Eulogy
upon the deceased will be delivered by ROBERT H. CowAN
Esqr.
On the moving of the Procession the Bells will commence
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Music by Amateur Brass Band
Committee of Arrangements;
Orator of the day;
Clergy;
e; :: III :: :: :: ::
Commissioners of the Town of Wilmington;
Commissioners of Navigation
Judges of Supreme and Superior Courts;
Members of the Bar and Officers of the Court;
Officers of the General Government;
Foreign Consus;
President AMI Directors W. & II. Rail Road Comnany.
Employees W. & R. Rail Road Company;
Employees W. NJ. Rail Road Company
Hook and Ladder Company
Howard Fire Company
Fire Warlens and Members of the Fire Department;
Masonic fraternity:
Independent Order of Odd Fellows:
Indepependent Order of Rachabites
Sons of Temperance;
- Cadets of Temperance
Thalian Association;
Teachers of Schools and Pupils:
Masters of Vessels and Seamon
Citizens and Strangers
'f w. c. HOWARD, Chief Marshall
The Chief Marshall has appointed the following Assistant
Massha who will be respected and obeyed accordingly
Col. TIC. McTlhenny, p. NJ. Walker,
- CASTOR Meares, John Cowan.
The Chief Marshall and Assist arshalls will be mount
cd The Chief Marshall will black scarf and black
rozette the Assistant Marshas will white with
black roZettes.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19
HIisSi ssh


1t would seem that the stain upon the credit OF
Mssissippi, which has made her name synonyme
for repudiation bids fair to b0wped off through the
voluntary action of her people, who decided at the
recent election infavor Of a special tax to pay the
s.od Planters Bank bonds for which the credit OF
the State was pledged The Z" Union Bank bonds"
were the bonds repudiated some years ago and are
still unpaid There is no doubt that the State was
cheated by her agents in the matter of the Union
bonds, but nevertheless they bear her endorsement
or that of her authorized agents, and that however
much she may have been defranded, the misfortune
sbould be hers and not that of third persons Inc
greatly increased and rapidly increasing wealth ana
resources of the State the greatest cotton pro-
ducing country in the world, will enable her easily
to meet these liabilities. and the feeling OF State
prde will induce her prosperous citizens to go Tor
the payment of these bonds the reputation OF which,
right or wrong has operated so disastronsy TO ner
GOOD name and credit We look forward with comb
dence to the payment Of everything bearing the en-
dorsen,ent of the State of Mississippi IN THESE
DAYS of Rail Road bonds and State improvements
1I.,n and cannon
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Buckeye Belle
exploded on the Ohio river yesterday. Sixteen per-
sons were killed and many wounded. The accident
was caused by the recklessness of the Engineer who
was among the killed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19

We heard young man remark. the other day that
soon as he could get two hundred dollars together
he going TO Obtain hous", wife. and few 9TH
er articles of furniture, and commence iring. That
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19

The New York Evening Post, a Democratic Anti.
Tariff or Free Trade paper. thus speaks of the re-
cent election:
The Resuh.-The decision of the people is against
any increase of duties Scott avowed himself pro-
tectionist, was taken up protectonist was sup
ported as protectionist, and is beaten Pierce was
an acknowledged friend of free trade; he was sup
porte by his friends and opposed by his political
adversaries on that ground, and is successful The
contest was conducted in such a manner that there
was not the slightest disposition on either side to
conceal overlook it. Tie late election, therefore Il
decided free trade victory."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19
VOTE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

We present below the of this State for cid and
Kerr, together with the official for Pierce and Scott
The of Madison returned in this election with
3uncombc and Tancy:
For Gov. 1862. For President 1861.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19

RE-CAPTURED.-The soldiers, Carvall and Coyle,
who broke out of the Jail of this county. on Thurs
day night last, were captured on Saturday morning
near Sandy Run, about twenty miles from town, and
20 now 81 fn in irons
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19

THE New SECRETARY OF SrArE.--The Hon. Ed
ward Ererett appointed Secretary of State in place
of Daniel Webster, entered upon his duties in Wash
incton on the 9th inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19

yellow FEVER IN Charlottesville warm wealth
err of few days past has operated with very fatal
effect in Charleston by re7iving the ravages of the
yellow fever which has recently carried off many of
the citizens who had just returned under the belief
that all danger past 1t is to be hoped that the
present cold spell will arrest its progress.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19

DELAWARE The lates, accounts from this State
inform us that the Wings have carried the Legsla
ture, which secures them the U. S. Senator.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19

Hon. James c. Dobbin is lie Democratic caucus can.
d,date for Senator and is eminenly worthy the unan
imous support of the party, which we hope he will
receive. Faclious opposition looking to selfish ends
Or personal advancement, should be marked, as well
those guilty of it, and held up for future reproba
tinn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19

Maj for Pierce & King CSC
: The tabular statement of the vote of North Caro-
lima will be found in another column.
AccEPrED.-George F. Comstock has accepted the
appointment of Solicitor of the U. S. Treasury, vice
Clark, deceased
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19
TIE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
w1LMINeroN, n. G., FRIDAY, NOV. 70. ls52.
Postponed.

G5-We requested to state that the Funeral Obse-
quies of the late Hon. Daniel WEBSTER have been
postponed ',I Thursday, the 25th inst, Thanksgiving
day. in consequence of The illness of Mr. Cowan who
has been selected to deliver the Eulogy on the occa-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19
Steamboat ExuIos,ou.

EDWARD CANTwELL. Esq, Wilmington.
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MECHANICAL.
HATS AND CAPS
n r4sUTOER FOR 1882.

r4IL FASHIONS F0R 1892
vIyHH subscriber has nov received h. Wv fork,
baltimore aud Philadelphia styles Of Gfntsmen's
M. 1 NJ ,leskin. SILK. black Hud white Beaver and
Mt uATR which. Tor durability md beauty. cannot
= .cd In tli. or any efher market HE stock i
,., srrs and complete, embracing all Of The iatsa and
rsoH erp ore ayle' q ~ -, ~ e.a c1P 81, a
depted tor the Fatrade - at iihofe'afe and Rsi0H
= ihib h. most cordially invites his oil friends and
e,.ner. AMI tho public generally. TO give him Gull
before a.iug cl.ehere His 'toek will be found
:. bc.n =. a., other establishments IN the city All
Ind II Hats made order with neaness and dispaeh
" cgaoasrs Hg's dressed orr Iore = ch@'ge
wM SITTER.
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MERCHANDISE.
.7CxV PaIL GOOD>-coLHof,AS q, y

y H0LT. KrLE's CoRstR, LrsoHo0hs, S. cell -
-. .,,.a,;a, 81 buyers their large and We,
Ise,s .tock If fALLGooDs such as Gs cs. Cal.
L'n",sy.. !. great variety Table Linen eheop
e"e -, o's usr ,gercd in h. market Knitting isr"l'
ed ihnh ever and brown sheetinr &c. Our stoeh
:. i..i,sile and We natter ourselves we VII give
f..,ion 10 hose who will give il an eNarn'"a''''
Id
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sUBsCRIIsEEfs

THE SUBSCRIBERS having obtained the
i exclusive right of retailing fisks Metallic Burial
Cases akc this method ofinfornng the people oiLynch
burg an the surrounding country that they have in
their sare room Main street lot of The above ga
o different sizes II would be difficult task Ia give
adequai impression Of these Cnse. without person
al inspection; they perfectly mir tight aud lndesrno'
tibe and for protecting and preserving the Dead Tor
ardnn internents. Tor vaults. ior transportation
superior anything Of the kind before invented. Those
unfortunate enough need the above Cn-es cnn be
snppliedby y. DitGUlD SONS.
Undertaking in the usual style also promptly attend
ed TO- \. d. g. SONS.
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: 90. c..I a WINTER GOODS

y i6gN 7 DAVIS j. now openiag h. la! ~ ,te
:. rGIf AND WINTER GOODS 'nbra - l1, -,
iars,., and r,o.t attractive assortment ever wi
him among which arc, .-,n.r,;o... Ca .hn,er.s
= English aud American 10
q, Plain French Mcrino
- De Laines
Flain and figured dress slik'
black
rich Brocade
Mourning goods ,.
- Sleeves. CoIlnrs and Chimezetfes r
=. plain and embroidered Handkerehl",' :,
,dil ssso,tment Of Indies Irire' and t'0"
si,b fill stock of all kinds "f ei'od 9s'l y
efo"11 =. ra f;,aI. store lie .olics call and
le5qe. himself not TO be ndersold by any house III :"
oct 2-.dts -----
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4 CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res.
"A peetfny ask continuance al the patronage 81
long bestowed upon him. tn the concern and in
this connection h" deems it proper, 10 oak NIL who are
indebted Ia him 10 como forward and settle their
csints without dclny.
There many clams of long stnnding, whchI must
close UP, and il is expected that all WHO know them
selves be- indebted will pay attention to this NOTICE"
ian s--dts y. DIUGIID.
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CIscIssari. April Ietb 1852
TIME Subscriber have Themselves for the
puri,o.e of conducting In this City Tobacco
and leaeraI Com mission Business,
under tile Firm Ut kEEFETT& DupLEf. and respectful
IN solicit your patronage Our Business will be exclu-
syely Comm nor business; md experience TWEEN
" BY senior partner in active Mercantile life IN
th. CRY and denomination the part at bntht pro-
motc the interest of friends will hope Ia
u4a ,aral support We arr prepared make the usunl
Advance eonsignments in hand. and In purchase
Prodncc Dc. the customary tsrufs, We will occupy
the I.srre ana Iommvdious Warehouse No II Public
landing JNO. KENNETH.
may 27--6m JNO.N. DUDLEY
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nuSsOLuTION.--fh Partnership here"-
IL lore existing between tho subscribers sndef The
,,xle of DuptEr 4 CosrTer has hesnkh- day dissased
by mutual consent hn W Dsdley has Toreas' The
interest OF VIM Compton In the late concern aud vii
discharge IL. lieliiics. lie embraces this opportunity
to hi sincere thanks to his friends for their pat
ronaee to the concern 81 DupLgr q Cosrros, and {"
solicit It, eoutinuanee in his nevg e"Rnes'o
JNO w. DUDLEY.
WM. A. COMPTON,
r,xc,~r.vt An,il OH 1859.
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NEW BOOKS !--New Rocks !,-ll00

" volumes and numbers of Cheap Publications.
among many other authors may be found the writings of
'amos buwer, Capt. Maryatt, r. 5. Arthur. Alex Du-
mas, Henry Cockton G. W REYNOLDS. Judge IlnILnr.
e T DO Miller !. H. Green, NJ. II. Carpenter, NJ F.
James knight, Genrge Lippard Chs Dickens
L" over Capt. Reid. \. c. Warren, Rev. George
Mr. g., H. j. Peterson. Chas. Lever, Ainsworth-
Ani.;a ellen Pickering Harriet Mariineau Grace
Cnfbor,, oSar2tte Berry Hon. Mrs Norton Mrs. Gore
.a,,Ia embraces many of the besr and mos, de-
n,,ces rho, e.' IN the language and offered al
sept 23.-ts " MOhsE,
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Valentine box, by Henry Cockton, Price 80 cents.
Ten thou and "A year, 80 -
Saalhiel ar Wandering Jew, so I"
Red Indians of Newfoundland so
Petrol or love the Ocean, so ="
uarv of n Physician, p
Gents and Ladies Science Of Etiquette, 25
French, Latin, Spanish. German, Italian
without mas ter each %
Every lady her own flower Gardener. %
The Young Housekeepcrs Friend 40 I"
The way to live well, md to be we'll while
weliye. 25
Every Ladys Book, COOKERY &c.) 25
Also, 1000 otherpublications, among which are the
best latest and popular writer's New Books con.
stantly received. c. MORSE, Com. Book.store
OCT BITS Opposite Warwick House
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fINO SPOR sSMEN.-We have this da, opened
\ large assortment of double and single barrel
GUNS, direct from London aud manufactured for our
selves, embracing variety of qualities from So so to
300 each We earnestly invite all who wish to pur
chase. to call and sec them before purchasing
sept 3-dts GREGORY. ROYALL Il SIMPSON
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CuEAP AND POPULAR BOOKS

" AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS FER VOLUME
Ellen Pickeriugs-O Orphan Neice Kate Walsinghan,
Poor Cousin E Hen Warcham, the lriress Nan DARRELL
Quiet Husband, &c.
Mrs Grays-Leud Cameron, Bell of Family Little
Wne Yuung Prima Donna, Old Dover House, Alice
seymour Nc.
Capt. Matyntts Poor Jnck, Percival Kecne, New
ton Foster, Naval Officer Pirate, Jacob Fuithful. Peter
Simple, Japhct, Midshipman Easy &c.
r S. Arthur's-Dvorced wife, Bankers wife, Cecilia
Howard, Broken Promise. Love in Cottage Two
Brides, Agnes, Lucy Sanford, Iron Hand &c.
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MERCHANDISE.
A. VI. IsOLLIss-Beg lesve 10 call the 81
,.,,,.'a ~ their customer. and the pubic genera

n ". IOLLGss-begi leave 70 eal -.
..,,i.,. ~ their customers and the pubic gehei
w. 10 their a..
spring supply Of Groceries &c
con sisf,ag ~ past a. fosiors sis
IS bid. n Cubs aud % Sugar
do st CroiK d" -,
- bbl. supr. clarified
IS hhd- Cuba Molasses
do X do superior
o bhls % do
~ bags RIO and Lsgaip Coffee
10 do aud mat. superior old Jaya do
% tons Bnr Iron, well aasnrted'
do Hoop and Band do
do Bli-tered Steel
do Cast aud Shear do
30 sides Sole Leather
Is do Upper do ,.,.-
30 don Cslfsk Bnlumore, Philadelphia
and French,
90 do Pink Lining do
10 do Sheer do
400 kegs cut Nails IL 60 dy
u do wrought do
10 do Horse Shoes
. do Harse Shoe Nails
- boxes supr Sperm Candles
20 do Adamaniine do
go do Hull & Sons patent do
40 do Tnllow do
20 do Soap
10 do do extra fine
6000 lbs Cotton Yarn
. bales Osnnburgs superior,
ALso-Indgo. Madder. Alumnnd Copperns Pepper
Ginger, ST e, Nutmcgs. Mace. Cloves and Cinnamon
Writing, Letter and Whipping Paper: Bed Cords an
Plough Lines; Domestics, Calirors, &c &c. For sal
on the accommodating terms, or exchanged e
country produce anil 22-is
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DICKINSON COLLEGE.-The Fall sea-
- sion OF this ancient and fvorite institution will
commence ON Wednesday,, the 18th of September
fnnctsai'y in attendance src CURED alike By the inter.
ests of the students and of the College
Board in good families may be had Mt prices ranging
rom 70 to $500 per week. Studen,s preferring To
b"nrd themselves reduce this expense a. low as 60
cents per week) The annual charges, including tut
ton board and all incidentals fer rent washing
fuel, and lights, vary between $lI5 90 and $3.50 90
Chtllsle, Sept SITS G. COLLINS President
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NOR THE GENTLEMEN OLHOUN

Il d, HOLT, are now prepared Ia show complete
assortment Of Coths Cosswces. Fes'thgs Scdrs Ora
r,,ls Glores Socks Iooien Drowe,S and Shirts Linen
co,nbJfc Hkdf, superior article, SIX dtlo' SuSpc"defS,
&c &c Call in gentlemen and will take pleasure
in shuwng you as complete selection as will be found
j., ,Lo Sto,e OFT 8-dts
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CONCERN

ANEW CONCERN.-Tbe sabscribers as socfn-
ted thcfnelgc. together the r-t ins,nnt Tort he
$500 purpose OF conducting the manufacture
XX$&56xA ofcABfNET WARE. NJ he aid and
nell kaown stana Of 5. DiuEnid, UNI
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i n NM CONN 1919 ION " y. ~ Z II i " 4 y ,
IYscHBURG, VA.
Offer for sale
10 bng- Rio and Loeniu Coicc.
- 4" best old Java Mocha do
18 hhds and bbls Moasscs
y =" N. q. Z. X Sugars.
: &" st Crox do,
% boxes aud bbls Loaf, Crushed aud Powdered do,
% country and rolled Iron various sizes &c.,
900 best Cast Steel,
225 kegs Nails
5000 lbs Sole Leather.
10 900 lbs Cotton larns,
IS boxes Manufactured Tobacco, some very hne)
40 boxes Adamantne. Sperm aud rallow Cnndlcs
500 kegs blasting and rifle Powder,
% 900 # best Safey Fuse,
l8 bales Oznabnrgs and Domestcs.
100 bhs rectiied Whi,key,
20 old Rye =" (some years ad)
Is e" Wine, different quatics,)
- and ID pipes French Brandy. {somc fne,)
10 -" old Apple Brandy,
3 tiercrs best London Porter,
10 bbs Rum and Gin,
with great variety of articles mentioned above,
making stock a very large and desirable one.
We give prompt attention TO sales of consignments
Of Flour Wheat Tobacco Bacon and all other kinds OF
country produce-also 10 receiving and forwarding
Goods. Produce. &c. my l3-s
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p UILDHNG HARDwAHE

- ing large assortment of BUiDERS H4BD.
mineral Knobs KEYS Eschutcheons und all c,r,,l,
from 3ocents to 81. Shutter hinges, door-hipgcs B,
and every Article pertaining the Carpenters bus;n
~ oil which will be sold at very small proft.-at r.
20 10 oo per cent less thnn they have heretofore 49,
'on III this market hug lS-dtsl A. WINSTON
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=. DIuGIID a SONS.

They have recently applied "eom Po'res TO their ma
chincy and latter .rses TINT they enabled I"
manufacture al descriptions Of jio,H oad Fancy f"bi'
nj JIrye in sfyle mud finish compare with any N
~. stat. S. DIrGU1D.
ID. l.. DIUGUID,
GEO. \. DIUGU1p.
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MTsgHLLAHE0Us


CPRING STOCK, FOH -, -
- , BROTHER, Mis- Sseea 49, q -. y
Imraffrrs # c HIM and BARTH Sssa y s',a
ers In Crt pressed mad ifass saass. !" N 49,
- -. 1sss.rs now in receipt a their Spring
..,,,v ~ Dame.tic and Foroign Goods OF Their osn
,rspforrafi.n.<whie embraces every article Usually
fcan in .ueb Bstseiissnae'ss Our stock ono o. .e
,..t rr offered IN this MARKET AND hsv'1g been care
0liy sesed and bought The most favorable terfh-
~. are determined be nnder-od by any io"sr
ia thrcuautry. either North souih Merchants and
Others wanting anything this line would o" wen 10
esll aud examine our Stock sna prices before purchase
herefceng couhdeut we Gun please al IN style
quality and price III Goods The Lade. particular
ly invited 10 call and examine our stock
~n,~ch