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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-11
FOR SALE Z

ON Thursday the d of November next the undersigned,
~ by virtue of mortgage executed them, will sell ut the
residence of James Cameron, Smithvlle the follow
ing property-viz:
tion upon which Mr. Cameron resides with all the improve
ments thereon, well another TRACT OF PINE LAND,
Spring Branch Creek with all wood thereon ALSO
number of HORSES, (among which is thoroughbred
Staon) MULES, and Stock of every kind, to ether with
all his FARMING UTENSILS and HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE. Also, Schooner known the
MARY s LYDIA.
ALSO,
On the 7th of November next, they will expose sale
Exchange Corner in the Town of Wilmington four valua-
BILE slaves, consisting of ONE MAN AND THREE WO.
MAN.
Notes with approved security at 80 days. negotiable
Bank required of purchasers Cor all $780, and fol
all under said sum, Cash.
(SgRed) w. G. HOWARD,
w. Il. PEDEN
Oct. 4th, 1858 d26-w5-ts
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In this Monday morning last, aftera short Illness
of inflammation of the lungs Mrs HETTY w. WooD form
erly Of Nantucket, Mass, in the I'D yearef her age
In this tow on the 9th inst cd y daughter
North State Wing copy.
At his fathers residence in the County of Sampson
the 9th inst, b. BoYkIN NJ d. of Mr. john Boykn, in
the Both Of his The deceased graduated at the
native County his arduous
Of medical service of his profession but
fit to nip this the bud and dsappoint his
friends and relatives of their fonde<t anticpatons He
also consistent member of the Baptist Church for the
last years of his life 1t be quite consong
to his fond and friends and relatives
know that notwith>t anding God in His wisdom, I'll
deprive them of pride of their lives early, h
change is for the better
IS So sinks from sight ewes golden star,
Lost in the watery depths afar;
In Gods His orb will rise
Once star of Paradise I. J. B.
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NTes.ii;;;saorTTmma,,

1t was an ancient melody,
"A song of other years; -
heard with joy, ard seemed to feel
Upon my head in sadness steal
Forgotten smiles and tears!
For when she sang that song to me.
That little mournful Law.
We thought that life would always seem
As beautiful, as bright dream,
AS soothed our hearts that day.
She never sang that song again
Her dream of life was DER:
Yet oft amidst the weary strife
And ceaseless toll of busy life
l hear its tones once more!
1t sounds the little mournful strain
As then, in other years.
hear with joy, and yet feel
Upon my heart. in sadness steal
Remembered smiles and tears.
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DuRKEE's CELEBRATED
CHEMlCAL YEAST Or BAKING POWDER


dr1cfe, for raising Bread, Bscaif, F}cd, Grtddte,
and Johnny Cakes, Pastry, Puddings
Street Cakes. Corn Bread. &c,
tctth either ,cheat, rye, Indt-
or 6uckurheat foHy,
inrented
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
THOSE who have tried it, have found that the advertfse
Ftortdtan and Journal, FEB 18th, 1853.
Houekeepers who have tested the quality of this powder
pronounce unanimously in it's favor Lockort DAILY
rter.
surpasses every thing in the shape of rising we ever
yet saw used In the baking of R0cay AduCCate Is
Register, AprA Is, 1853.
This is article of such utility in various cook
keeper that studies comfort and economy will willingly do
without it-Nftc Yorb PIX Mag 81 1853.
No need hesitate Durkee ainportant article
to Observation-Disclosures Banner and NashrNe hid
FEB. IL, 1853
Would you have light bread sweet Bread Bread that YOU
can eat with good RELISH do fo Durkces
Baking Powder, and you will fail Nave good bread
cakes, &c. Troy Daily Times, May Pa 1852.
We have tried this article and recommehdit with per
feet confidence Quebec Gazette, July, 1852
Durkee IS Baking Powder have tried at house and
better half' asonsbed the result-New YORK.
Daily Times, Oct. q, 1853.
All good housewives will rejoice in and gOrfy the
Durkee after they have given his Rakng Powder fair trial
New York Sun, Sep. 80, 1852
Durkees Baking Powder undoubtedly the best article for
this purpose that has yet been discovered
Nep York Dutch,nQm, FEB. IL, 1853
81 The ARTICLE IS WARRANTED GIVE SATISFACTION
Orders accompanied cith the Cash wiu be promptly FILED.
4. X DURkEE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer. 139 Water st. N Y
5. b. u J. A. EVANS, wholesale and retail Agents,
Wilmington. [Aug I8.-2963m-5O-3m
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NoFTn:W EsT-Fz ss%sH--1 ]. lnngmoated question
OF North west passage, connecting The Atlantic and
Pacific Oceans, has been at length settled by Capt.
Mcclure, of the British Navy Abont four wears ago.
he went in search of Sir John FRANKLIN He entered
Behring'S Straits in the snip Investigator from The Pa
cific side. The ship afiera voyage of about three
years emerged through Davis Straits on the Allan
tic side, thus proving incontestiby the existence OF
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IRON FBEDSTE ADS.

IRON BEDSTEADS.
TOMSTOCK, BROMLEY & CO, MASUFACrrRERs.-
- Sales Room No IS Leonard St. New York. one door
West of Broadway Common and Folding, plain and
mental BEDSTEArS of all kinds. Hotel, Hospital. Pri-
Family Servants and chdrens bedsteads always
hand general assortment of Iron Furniture, Spring
beds, Hair and other Mattresses.
These bedsteads superior all others point ofcean-
Illness neaness and economy Thev always free from
Fermn and exceedingly durable, portable and
lent. Orders to any extent may be addressed to
COMSTOCk. BROMLEY & co,
No 50 Leonard ST., New York.
Agents wanted for the sale of the above Description
culars sent wherever required.
Nov. IL, 1858. 1O6m
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flOIlOHvays Ointment and Pills "a
derfWl of Rheumnfism.

Mr. Donald Mcclellan of Murrumbidge, New South Wales,
writes to Professor Holloway follows " of about fifty
years OF employed by John Peter
in this Coony suffered for twelve months from
rheu brought by end cold lie
so painfully afflicted that his body bent nearly double this
drpor1 BILE condition
and Pills, and sleedy effected by them il
seemed to those who had witnessed his suerings
miracle"
Sold at he Establishment Of Professor Holloway 244 Strand
(nenr Temple Bar London and respectable Druggists
Dealers in Medicines throughout The British EMPIRE and those
Of the United states in Boxes 37c &c. 81 SO each Whole
sale the principal Drug houses of the Union Messs
b. & d. Sands, New York; S. b. & j. A. Evans Wilmington
n q.
There is considerable taking the largest
N r. Directions for the guidance of patients disorder
affixed TO each Box.
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FINE TIMBER, TuRPEMr1Mn AND

FARMING LAND FOR SALE IN robson COUNTY.
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS the Ist March last, pur- INA
chased of Thos. j. Curtis, Esq, his interest in the y
Land lying in Robson county, known the Dubois land
They have had portion of the surveyed, and
fer for sale the following tracts:
1880 Acres lying - Back swamp about three miles
from the Red Banks" and two miles from Lumber
River, adjoining the lands of John Drake, Esq and
others This tract is well timbered and valuable for
Turpentine
Lumber River and II miles from the Wilmington &
Manchester Rail Road. This is the finest body of
Turpentine Land in the county. There are in this
Tract some very eligible situations for farms of good
Lnd
5a5 Acres about half mile from Alfordsvc-good Tur-
1saR Acres Ash-Poe adjoining John cCallum, Esq,
1o2 Acres Wilkerson's Swamp, adjoining Mclean,
3d4eitch and others.
1o4 Acres Back swamp" adjoining Peter Munroe,
362 Acres both sides of The First swamp adjoining
,o.o the Tract where John Alford Egg now resides;
Edmund Mcqueen, John McCallum, Esqs., and
others.
so Acres Ash Pole, adjoining John McNar Esq
and others.
2a5 Acres on '"Tacob Swamp" adjoining the Lands Of
Thomas Townsend, William Berry Thompson, and
aa5 Acres on "1he Little Mnrsh including portion OF
The Glass Pond" adjoining the Lands Ell Bethune
SEQ Adr.s known Bic Desert This is sale, to
be valuble swamp Land any in the State, and
can be reclaimed at comparatively little expense.
10 Acres adjoining the Land of Archibald s. Curre, Esq
and others.
$50 Acres adjoining the Land of John McGougan Esq.
Mrs Brown, and others.
The above Lands will be sold on accommodating terms
JOSEPH THOMPSON.-
ROBERT :. FRENCH:
We have the request of Joseph Thompson and Robert
S French carefully examined the title to the Lands rur
DUBOIS LANDS, lying in Roheson County, and say
without hesitation, that their title is perfect.
ROBERT STRANGE.
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The AGE OF --SeemingIy, says
Pnnch, every body is getting very polite to every
body else that is beginning 10 be almost impossible
Tor two or three persons to get together without
meeting of two being got up 10 present the third with
Testimonial. If 4 steamboat goes a rather lengthy
voyage there is sure to be party, mustered TO pass
hatierng resolutions expressive OF confidence in the
captain. although the ship may have gone several
hundred miles out of its way, and there may have
been a variety of other disagreeabIe cOntretemps.
The absurlity of testimonial. giving has reached
such height that may expect il TO go still higher
before Il finally topples over, and we shall not be as
i0nshed TO hear that persons riding together in a
Hanson cab have formed themselves into meeting
LOT the purpose of presenting The driver with new
lash 10 his whip, other appropriate =" tesmo-
NAL" When we hear of votes of thanks having been
passed in favor of the commander of steamer across
Inc Atlantic, feel that the difficult navigation of
Inc names would warrant the presentation of piece
o. PIae-say toohpick-to the captain of the penny
INK or the half penny Bee, or the two-penny
CIoZeh II steamboat passengers are 10 come 10 COM
Piheniary votes, what reason can there be why ON
nous passengers should not vote one of their body
"'o The chair, and record series of resolutions II
nonor OF she driver for his able and impartial conduc
I'll the driving seat the conductor for his upright
ness on his footboard
heavens gates are not so highly arched as prn
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STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his STEAM SAW MILL,
situated New River Onslow County She new and IN
running ORDER with two gangs of bargain may be
had For particulars enquirer of RICHARD SIMPSON, MIl-
mingtoH, the premises to e. }. CONEf.
Nov. IL. 1853 lO-tf
as- GoidsborO' Rep s. Pat, and Tarboro' Press, IT,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-11

NoTE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne sold in the
wator subject to the expense of landing inspection
erage. &c,say Lumber 80 cents to 81 % NJ; Tar and
when brought per railroad about the expenses
curred.-*For dry Virgin mixed Turpentine deduc-
ton is made according to quality.
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NOVEMBER 5h.-New Books received this morning, at
~ S. w. WHITAKER'S-Th Echoes of a Belle,
Voice from the Past, by Ben Shadow Gusavus Lndorm,
or Lead into Temptation by Emile F. Carlcn
author of One Year of Wedock, The Bride of Om-
What He Said, Did. and Invented The London Punch,
No $40 Godeys Book of the Toilet Modern Accomplish
mens, by Catharinc Sinclair. author of Beatrice SC
The Shady Side Life in Country Parsonage by Pas
tors Wife Lives of the Queens of Scotland and England
Pnceses connected with the Royal Succession of Great
Britain by Agnes Strickland arhor of The Live of the
Queens of England
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AND RETAIL.-BOOTs 4 SHOES


VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale his ROCKY POINT %
i PLANTATION, Sc Moorields," containing 3S5 Il
Acres $40 of which the best quality of Rocky Point
Lands and rs of Pney Woods. There the premises
new and comfortable Dwelling House. just finished and all
necessary out buildings. JAMES r MchEEs Sr
| November 3d. 1853 S-2z4"
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER l0rH, 1858.

TURPENTINE-Ths article ruled steady at last weeks
quotations up Tuesday last when the price advanced
cents virgin and yellow dip, making it 81 IS % 2SO lbs
The hard article has alsc gone shade last weeks
figure. There has been good demand throughout the
week for the article and the receipts have been better than
time past The sales for the week ended to-day
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-11

1000 PAIR OF BROGANS Come at last ,sss.
IOOO which will warrant to be the best in FEy
ket also 500 pair omens Planters of the very ~
quality. For cheap as the cheapest, by
Nov II. 1853. JONES Il GARDNER.
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w. III. GAUTIER,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE SALE OF COUNTRY
Vt PRODUCE, WILMINGToN n. G. nov 1l-l0-tf

GROCERIES! GROCERIES! at Vhotesntc and Re
VI tail We are daily receiving and opening large
sortment of G OCERlES which offer to sell at
able prices and every article sold is warranted to be good
We have in store-I00 Bbls. Fayetteville and Canal
Flour 20 do Fancy brands do 35 half bbs Fayetteville
and Canal dos hhd Porto Rico Sugar 40 bbls Crushed,
Powdered and Brown Sugar 10 half bbs do do do hhds
Cuba olasses 60 boxes Cogates No Soap 30 do Pearl
Starch 100 do Sperm, Adamantine and Talow Candles
10 kegs Goshen Butter 20 boxes assorted Candy IS
hbs Eating Potatoes; Is do Cooking and Eating Apples
10 do Beets and Turneps SO do Crackers and Bread 10
Fulton Market Beef half bbs do 10 bbs Pork Is do.
ackerel and Mulets 30 kits do 200 whole half and Or
6oTes sardnes 80 chests Black and Green Tea boxes
choice Sesars 100 oz Scotch Ale and London Porter 20
do Cordial 10 do Champagne eases Preserved Ginger
do Cron 100 lbs Currants 800 do. Almonds 200 do.
English Wanuts 200 do Pecan Nuts so do Filbers IS
packages Raisins % boxes English French and American
Mustard 10 bbs Cider and Wine Vinegar 10 doz Sweet
Oil; 10 do extra do Brooms Tubs Ladies', Buckets Brush
es, and all other articles in the GROCERY LINE.
Feeling confident that all will be satisfied who favor
with trial. most respectfully solicit share of public
patronage.
All orders from the country will be promptly filled and
forwarded TAYLOR & PETTEWAY.
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THE Stockholders of the w Il r. Road convened for
the purpose of receiving the annual dividend. very
decided change has taken place within few years; for
there time when dividend declared, and the
had real value The decided increase travel the
very efficient of the Road, energetic and
pratca officers have done much place the stock where it
now is-o par It viii be well if those gentlemen who are
in town for the purpose Of collecting dridends should
call at SCOTT & RALDWIN'S, if they should need any
article of Clothing Up to the tine of their opening gen
tee Clothing Establishment in Wilmington the people had
obliged purchase the trash offered to Them and pay
enormous prices SCOTT BALDWIN keep none but the
most reliable fbrieshe work is superior any other Of
feredthey sell at retail and every garment is
ted The fact need not be here repeatedfor it is house
hold saying, that the only good and fashionable Clothing
sold town. at their house Competitors daily spring
ing up in vain trying initiate but glance at the work
tells the eye at once of the deception.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.-BOOTS q SHOES.
WE respectfully solicit examination of ss51
w stock which for quality and variety. will be nv
found equal if not superior. tie any in the State -
assortment of Ladies Caters, Bukins Bootees and
Slips manufactured expressly for ourselves Misses and
Children Shoes of every description Gents Fine Boots Cal
ters Shoes Patent Leather Pumps and Slips Brogans from
one pair to thousand. Calf, Lining i'd Binding Skins
and Sole Leather. Manufacturing usual.
&. IL G. BRADLEY & CO:
Oct. 29th, 1858. 4Slm-9-2w
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MARRIED.,
DIED.

I'd iDst-- BY " % : pridgen, ESQ
Mr. ARCHIBALD SiELsBY LEWIS, to Miss TABITHA JANE
PRiDGEN, all of New Hanover.
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The market this morning opened firm further advance
10 The article is good demand and prices tend
upward. Some 1900 bbs market for which So 80 is
offered but not yet sold, being held at 81.
SPIRITS TURPENTNE-Snce last review the price of
this article has declined shade, Gas will be from
figures below and the market has ruled unsteady The
sales follows:
Friday 23s bbls. 6sA 81 ga-bbs included.
DO $50 private terms.
Saturday $50 &c 63a cents q gallon, do. do.
Tuesday. .... 100 6s9@64 do. do
Wednesday,. l26 &c 631@64 d" do. do.
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So REWARD.


StTOLEN from the subscriber On the night of the 81
- 18th inst. MARE, Birdie & SADDLE. EENS1
Said Mare is dark roam, of common size; has Il Ne
star in the aceone glass the other nearly blind has
dropping appearance when abused will pay the above
reward for her delivery to information that will
BILE me to get her again and will pay additional reward
of Ten Dollars for information that will the person
who took her. ALVIN II. ATKINSON
St. Charles P. o. Johnston co, n c., Oct 81. l03t*
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lust RECEIVE general and splendid assortment of
y ERFUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES suitable to
Fall Trade. TOILET SOAPS and LUBIN POWDERS ;
80 900 HAVANA CIGARS. fresh and large supply of
DRUGS, MEDICINES. and CHEMICALS. 100 ozs of
French and English QUININE. A large supply of WHITE
LEAD Just received. For sale by
Sept. Ii. '53 -1l-tf-3-1 C. & D. DUPRE. .
81 Herald and Commercial copy.
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40 BAGS Rio Coffee Is do Laguyra do; 20 supe-
~ rior old Java do 10 bbls. City Mess Pork;
Preserved Ginger doz Pepper Sauce bags Alspice
DO Black Pepper do Race Ginger: doz assorted size
kegs 80 gross superior Matches 40 Is CALM Demohn %
e gan) do; with general assortment of Wood~are in
store. and for sale by w. II. McKOY.
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o. neayen's gates not highly arched as prin-
tG Ss palaces they that enter there must go upon
'Ner knees Webster.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
THE Subscribers have this day formed Copartnershp
under the name and style of JAMES F. GILLESPIE
& CO, for the purpose of carrying on a GENERAL
AGENCY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
JAMES F. GILLESPIE,
GEORGE S. GILLESPIE.
Wilmington, Nov. 9TH, 1853 (Com. copy) 53f-lO-tf
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THE CLERKsHIP OF THE HoUsE.-All the stories
in the newspapers upon this subject are unreliable.
So far, Col Forney is the only avowed candidate
for the position and it we'll understood in we'll
informed (Democratic) political circles that con-
siderable majority of that gentemans party in the
House have already signifed their intention to sup
port him. SO we hardly anticipate that his re cleo
ton will be seriously contested.-Washingto Star.
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The exports of specie to Europe last month amour
ted to enthusiastically more than the gold de-
posits of the same period But the receipts of Cali
fornia gold thus far still about S24,O0O0O0
greater than the whole shipments of coin to foreign
countries
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WONDERFUL, YET NONE THE LESS BEAUTIFUL.

SACK SALT, stored and in good order, for sale by
- w. ii. McEOY
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

BEEsyAx,- "a u; e @ ~
BEEF CATTLE,
% 100 rs. IS 90 a s 90
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY HoLDERs-The
Al!y4s.aa%11

s.. W.. NJ. '.-Conclave No. / will as.
Eemht The THURSDAYS Of every ron.b n he
New Masonic Han Of Camp aud Pace At es
O'clock Candidates initiation will rase ATTENDANCE
~ THE ORLEANS DEGREE CONCLAyE hold their Il gu.
lar the frst and third THURSDAYS month he
same place lfeSl EDWIN JOHNSON, Scribe,
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.


..qu o OREGON GOpTug p-un
ptn tOItNlA will not leave Niss
s1 day evening" a. ~ Mobile. looping
ami F,scts0Ila the gih mail line
To DAY SaturtEy, 2i instant
h. CREU v, Capt Walker, FOR pss1n Spuugs
Lei oppng all . COs. Landings, and rgtlftg, W
st 4 tiun-t.
~ The CrtOLt viii rake hsr nsrt cgHnr tip usual
MONDAY EVENING MEN the Ih ,us
MI II GEDDEs. Aseu
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M. Consignees of the following Goods to or

~ hATt GOV IIINtKLEi, Ers N0Tll
tcj and - o EoIr marked e T. S. Lo..v p-a.e
their bls OF I9iu! the us tTk the u,
uurrwIsr they Wil be- stored at their rrsu
rgo &. ". lifNsDS. CAry street,
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G.s- The new and light draught passenger
ST NICHOLAS, Capt burke latges LOUIS
nuaItt e lanings TINS ENENlNG, ct afclc,k.
ng WHITE * BUCHANAN, S. yultUU street.
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- JAAIA HOPKINS is a candidate for
O--;h OF liz r III D.sTk,CTcoURToF NV ORLEANS
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-. z, !l1IAi IIMoRE, Clerk Of the Fourth
- N-'"i = ORLEANS, a,a1iii4,v ~ r.e.tlan.
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iisa,en Sen ss' sPps smu To, .s.a % sa,.,
1i2 Ia t5Drrro
ri7TsHaGH Per steamer jean "ssts u Ge=n
Gao0, 20 % brDfiag Adans do prrs' W,,i sn1rs'
o.
w.-uMrEt-rer steamer Gtks1,as p, -att-a M.Era;
Bra II ., nflry Jursy aeo-srnfr'es u orf.r
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Crockery, Chime aud Gfass,r.r

y II Eli y NU,, n COMMON Street, ~
u NewOrlsans lmF ami Dealers, WAo.s4i- zai y
STl51: ANTS fla,sd 4ai 5t ng CAsIoRs, NNDEs
~ Goots vi" s crerai Al iyeiPnes and lr ,o,urg
f1s~SH al 'As s@ea L1--'r' my!0 y
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ELECTION NOTICES,

e J. G PoMDExrER, Superintendent, Of
~ s"ts ID .f~ tg Post 4=i Gambia e Tor CLFRE
Dc ia 1857 DISTRICT JUCar H5st.
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M oHN CRlcEA.D j, \ candidate for CLERK
Or li'ELJsp DISTRICT cdCEI. Nh
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PMS AND ORANGES-1099 boxes Le
NON and s3 boxes oranges landing tia day scholn Luce
i, aud ior sale by BARElL L CO., 81 Common ii. III
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Bar luy, loye't, IS lAys Boston ii.n=lt- .dst
fteh1b tS ht,r MHi kaE Gon Borleap, Ay to master
~ district
SIR powtsan, ca-o. lays Psnsao, to r,r -B.sa
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~, Nv ERAL handsome Front Rooms with "a
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