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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-15

PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH-CARt

SOS ARRIVED
April lthSchr. Iowa, Atkins from Boston, Perce &
Schr Edward. Smith, from New York. Peirce s. Dudley
Steamer Zephyr MeRae, fin Fayetteville, to j. D. Nc
SeSr Denmark obb from New London in ballast to
j. II Chadbourn 4 Co The d. reports that April Sd,
abandoned and full water with mainma oretopmast
carried hull painted black with white streak gilt
gf ana two gut stars On her OF house standing
name or where she hailed from
Brig Benjamin Young Wooster, from New London to Ad-
Schr Henrietta, Mayo from Mount Desert J. Hatha-
Sehr Eyira Ingall, from Boston, ballast J. & D.
Sch Eouse, Robinson from New York, to Miles Costin
Schr Topaz Lewis from Hyde master; with
l2-Schr Sally Ann, Stowe, from Hyde to DeRosset
12-U S Mail Steamer Gladiator Price, from Charleston
April I2-Sehr Two Mary's. Gautie', fun Washington N
c., to VIM. NJ. HarriSs; with slaves for A Morgan.
Schr. Luck Snow, from Elizabeth City, to Miles Costin
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh stcman from Fayetteville, to
E. J. Lutterloh.
Steamer Evergreen, Watson from Fayetteville, to VIM.
ls-U. S. Mail Steamer Gov Dudley, Lawton, from
April l3-Schr Geo Harriss Somcrs, from Philadelphia,
to Geo. Harriss; with mdze.
Steamer Rowan, Rohwe from Fayetteville, to E J. Lut-
Steamer Southerner, Roberts, from Fayetteville, to VIM
Steamer Maj. VIM. Barnett Barber, from Fayetteville, to
| E. J. Lutterloh.
CLEARED
l2-Steamer Zephyr, McRae, for Fayetteville by J. Il d
| McRae s Co.
Steamer Gov Graham, Hurt, for Fayetteville, by T.
U. S, Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt Burns for Charleston
with IS passengers
April 12-Brg Charles Thomas Saunders for Boston, by
Pierce Dudley with 100 bbls ro=n 80 feet lumber
Schr. kcnluskeag, Hask. for Portsmouth, n II. by
Pierce s Dudley with 80 900 feet lumber
Brig belmont Locke Park. for w indies, by Kidler 6
Martin; with 13O, 900 feel lumber.
Brig Marcus, Pierce, for Cuba, by Nelson Kcith will
| 10000 feet lumber.
Schr. E. 7. B. Wales Little. for Wilmington Del, by NJ
CoStiu; with lumber.
Schr. Mary Abigail Charlotte, for Shallotte, by J. II
Chadbourn & Co.
Steamer Henrietta, Perry ft Fayetteville by E. J. Lut
terloh.
l3seamer Douglass, Banks for Fayetteville, by JOIN
Banks
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Stedman, for Fayetteville b,
L. ]. Lutterloh.
lS-U. S. Mail Steamer Gladiator, Price for Charleston
with 80 passengers
4-Schr. Cherokee. Candy, for Baltimore. by Geo. Hair
rss with Oo hhls pitch 80 do spirits turpenne % bale
cotton 1h2O 900 feet lumber.
Schr Julia VanCilder for Philadelphia by Geo. IIarriss
with 200 bbs rosn 25 do spirits turpentine II bales sheet
ing de- waste 297 bush pea nuts, 900 feet lumber
Steamer Southerner, Roberts, for Fayetteville by VIM
Mck
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Twenty Ulcers the Legs cured by HollorTNy's
Ointment nd Pills

of Mr. o. B. Kno ker, dated Mount Gam
ba Australia July 7, lS5n"To Professor Holloway
under observation which the
efficacy of your Ointment and Pills has been fully proved
smith had upwards of twenty ulcers
his which difficult that almost every
remedy has been applied without good effect Your Pills and
then and in about weeks he
completely cured, and scarcely mark is to be seem
Sold the Esta Adjustment Professor Holloway, 24f, Strand
Temple Bar London all respectable Druggists aud
Dealers Medicines throughout the British Empire aud of those
Boxes 373c &c. 81 so each Whole
principal Drug of the Union by Messrs A.
n. T..
There a considerable by taking the largest sizes
the guidance patients disorder
aft xedt o each Box.
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-aIARRIED.

In this town, Tuesday morning last. by the Rev Dr.
Drane JOHN w. GREGoRIE U. S. Coast Survey, to Miss
SALLIE E BAKER, of this place.
In Dupn county Tuesday, the 5th inst by III. Max
well, Esq, Mr. WILLIAM BIAIncK of Sampson county, to
Miss ELIZABETH JANE, daughter of j. T R. Miller, Esq, of
Duplin.
In this County. the 10th inst by J. c. Pickett Esq
Mr. HENRY HowARp, Miss MARC CRAIG, all of this
county
In this County the 5th inst by Mr. James GARRISON,
Esq Mr. ROBERT BARNHIr. to Miss ELIZABETH S LEWIS,
daughter of David Lewis.
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10 the V01ers or new Hanover County.
Fsose short time II win devolve upon YOU
70 elect from amongst your Number suitable person to fill
the Office Of County Clerk Allow present your
consideration nay candid tic for that Office and at
the time my thanks for your liberal
SURFACES heretofore bestowed and to promise you elected
to discharge the duties of that Office with fidelity
zeal. SAM,f. R. BUNTING
April 18Th 1853 1T-te-32te
RSTown papers copy.
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LANDS AND MILLS FOR SALE.

THE subscribers offer for sale the we'll ed Bank m
plantation, in the county of Robinson, containng1
900 less lying both sides of Lumber Ri
ve the main road from J-umberon to Floral College,
seventeen miles from the former and from the latter
place, also, the main road from Harleesve s. c., to
Fayetteville thirtythree miles south of the latter place.
They feel no hesitation in saying that said plantation pos
convenences and advantages any Of
fered for sale in this section of the State There is
the premises and in successful operation mill
running two saws, and grst MILL and cotton gin All of
which the best and most improved plans The
home demand for lumber is always great with the addition
advantage of transporting by the river to Georgetown
=. c. and the intermediate landings.
Timber for the of the mill plentiful. The grst mill
and cotton gin have each Il fine custom.
The lands generally heavily timhered, and being on
and the river valuable for urpcntne ton tim
ber &c Turpentine always be sold at fair price in
Lumberton and mber&t Georgetown and the steam mills
on the river.
There are about 500 acres of cleared land good
fence, and in high of cultivation, we'll adapted to the
various articles of produce usually raised in this latitude
The dwelling house is large aud comfortable The negro
cabins all frame work well lighted and ventilated brick
chimney and roofs most of them have been erected
within the last five years.
The and fodder houses. stable buildings, &c. are
mostly we'll located The location is healthy. The
water, both well and spring. is excellent
There also the premises large store house one
fourth of mile from the dwelling, Presbyterian Church
mile. and Methodist Church two miles. The store
house in public place The stand, for selling goods and
making good debts is equal to any in The State.
There regular service in both Churches by ministers of
their respective denominations.
desiring further information address the sub
scrbers Gopo<s examine the premises Preference
will be given any buying the whole will be dvi
ded to suit the convenience of purchasers.
Terms oneha cash the delivery of possession, the
WILLIAM MCNEIL, SR
JOHN MCNEIL.
Red Banks Robson CO., April 9, 1853 32tf
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Mr. Mckay in his recent report TO the Stockholders
of the Northeastern Railroad speaking of the results
anticipated from lis completion, says:
1--WE have undiminished confidence that the Road
will pay good dividends We think the coal field, of
North Carolina alone would Justify the building of the
road. The quality is fully equal to the best Liver
pool the quantity is such that fear of exhausting
the supply need he entertained. There is charter
now granted in North Carolina which would enable
our Company to reach these mines, or even 10 go to
Raleigh if it was desirable to do so; but have no
fear of being refused liberal charter from the Leg
sIaure of North Carolina. The liberal and enIIgh-
enel policy which has governed North and South
Carolina in all matters of mutual interest will conn
ne TO influence them and both States will feel, from
the seaboard TO the mountains, the nyigorang lnfiu-
ence of the opening of these mines on It's commerce.
its agriculture and its manufactures.
Coal can be delivered at ChaI lesion at So so per
on from these coal fields by railroad and afford fair
profit to all concerned.
This being the case would be bold who should
undertake to limit the supply or demand from this APP
parentIy inexhaustible source
TH1Rrr-rH1RD CoxGREss.-It is a singular fact,
that the last five States which have elected mem
hers of the new Congress from which we have
last heard have elected Democratic delegations en-
tire They are California, New Hampshire, South
Carolina, Connecticut and K. Island. The whole
number of members thus far elected to the SOD Con-
gress, is 1863 of whom los are Democrats, so Wings
ted are H. If they should be of the same politics
as in the last Congress, the whole number OF Wings
in the House will be II, Abolitioniss 3, Democrats
1874 Total 234. Democrats to Wings z to exact
ly.
SCHooLMAsTER WANTED IN ENGLAND In an action
On builders account at Winchester Asszes ON Tues
day saws the illustrated London News, the following
written agreement put in:
Il Hear Gree TO Bid CottageS-to be Good sub.
sancheII Bit Buildings. The Bed rooms papered and
Cubrts in them all. Prives 10 catch. Chimley pots
TO all chmles Rooms catch 10 the same Size. Money
10 be paid when Finished and Proved by both, any
thing forgotten and Nessery TO done Gree TO Dc
it.
Wu1sKEY vs. WATER.-At municipal election in
Louisville, Ky, last week, majority of 205 was
given in favor of license for the sale of spirtuou
iiquor, and majority of TT against establishing
city water works The Courier seems to think tina
this vote establishes conclusvey the fact that whis
key is stronger than water
"Thats the end of my TAIL" as the tadpole saie
when he turned into a bull-frog.
n,- When Sir William Hamilton announced to th'
ROYAL Irish Academy his discovery of the central SUI
the star on which orb of day and his planetary
attendants revolved--a waggish member exclaimed
.sWhat our suns sum- why that must be CRANE
sun !"
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An exchange 81 VS.

g e"JS:
' Some Egyptian Ointment, known to be two
thousand years old, pc SHY three thousand which
is in English collection, still retains its original
Perfume
How do they know what its original perfume
was! Who recoects ii Where or who is the
= oldest nhabitant q
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For Coughs Colds and other Affections Of the Longs and Thro
generally, STABIER'S ANODINE CHERRY EXPECTO-
RANT believed the best medicine for this class of DIS
Medical Faculty and thousands
have chr by See adj n another column.
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DIED.

In this County, the 1t inst of inflammation of the
stomach DANIEL w NEWTON in the 9th year of his age
ss' Missouri papers copy.
In Ialla hassee Florida. short time since WILLIAM L.
THOMPSON aged about years He was born in Sampson
county n C., where he had many relatives and friends
Peace to his ashes! TCoM1
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: ngesent and former Territory, scith that transfer.
sd TO the United States Its Foreign Debt at Epocts
from 1891 to 1852 Civa Budget-I.s various i'd
aisiralons-Army, etc.
Translated from FL Universal, March g. 1881
S,nerfcial extent of the Mexican republic distin-
fishing that which correspondent to each State,
srct and territory, in 1921, from that yielded by
.be treaty of Guadalupe in 1848 and giving the pre-
u t extent of the republic
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NoTE-River Lumber, Tar. and Turpentnc sold in the
water arc subject the expense of landing, inspection,
coopeage, &c. say Lumber so cents to 81 NJ Tar
and Turpentne about 10 Is cents per barrcand for
val St es when brought pcrraroad about the expcn
ses incurred *For dry Virgin mixed Turpcntine a
deduction is made according to quality.
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Arrival of tho Ts"be-PnlIon of the Political Pris
Oners-TIe Health of Vice President kinG-hIOr-
ketS, &c.
CHARLESTON. April 1.-THE mail steamer Isabel,
Capt. Rawlings arrived here this morning from Ha
vana and Key West, bringing Havana dates to the 9Th
instant.
The political prisoners, who under sentence
Of death by the garrole taken 10 the scafod with
all the ceremonals of execution, when their pardon
from The Queen of Spain was read TO them.
The health of Vice President King, at the latest ac
counts exhibited no improvement or decline. He was
preparing to embark for Mobile, but did not 20 on
board on the 9Th
APPOINTMENTS Scion Borland, of Arkan-
sas, has been nominated and confirmed Governor
of New Mexico; ALSO Green c Bronson, Collector of
New York, vice Dickinson, declned Thaddeus San
fori of the Mobile Register. Collector al Mobile; John
C. Legrand of Maryland, Solicitor of the Treasury:
Walker Anderson, Navy Agent at Pensacola; VIM.
H. Ctarrol, Postmaster at Memphis; Thomas Welsh at
Montgomery, Ala and John L. Bunch at Tuscumbia,
Ala
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NN~nAOeRATIC TRIUMPH IN New ORLEANS =
geno. oFIeans papers of the goth inst brings the
e&e \. mat IN the municipal election just held
inns slnocrats have swept the city. The True
R,l announces the result:
lsn 'ue charter election is over, and the Wing
sIOo JJo of Never has there been such a
@islanT,' ea 5; Out Of six aldermen and twenty
ajerm rn aldermen there are but two Wing assis-
i W., elected MIR. Hermann in the Fourth,
y Dea'AIn Ms IN the Eleventh Ward"
dabou,, al majority is about 1,400-being a
a'ats cav SoG upon the majority by which the
No non,h led the city in the gubernatorial cleo
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Correspondence of the journal.
CONWAYBoRo'. s. c..

CoNwAYBoRo'. S. c., April 18th, '53
ARRIVED, April 3D. Steamer Fairy, Seley, from George
town. s S. mdzc to s Rel. 7. H. Holmes, B. ID. Beatty,
Buck Beatty, s. Pope, T. & H. Bell NJ. Anderson, 3.
Barnes Co, and Arthur Morgan.
Schr Pauline Hilton, from n. C.. 1000 bushels Corn,
Carman Turnage s Co.
CLEARED, Aprl7th-Steamer Fairy, selcy, for George
town. S. G..
PASSENGERS PER STEAMER FAIRY, FROM GEoEG
I. S. Tilley w. Barnes L. II. Moyc, \. J. Shaw S. Il
Carr, L. A. DeSettrc and servant, Mrs. r. Durant.
CoywAyBoRo' S. c.. April 10, 1858.
ARRIVED, April l0-Steamer Fairy. Seaey George
town. freight and mdze. to Buck & Beatty w Reaves
Saml Pope, James V. CostOn.
CLEARED, April l0-Stoamer Fairy, Seaey for George
town. by Cnrman, Turnage s. Co.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMER FAIRY. FROM GEORGETOWN.
joseph G. Deal, Mrs Deal, Mrs Porter, and IL deck
DsAsTERSchr Jonas Smith, from this port for New York,
laden with naval stores cotton &c ashore below Smith
vile last Friday and had to throw off deck load
She up yesterday in tow of Steamer Fayetteville with
feet water in the hold We learn from Mr. G.. W. DAVIS
agent for the that the balance of the cargo
been saved but slightly damaged The vessel will 20 the
for repair.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,


1HE subscribers having. the 18th inst formed Co
J. partnership, under the firm of UTLEY Il ALDER MAN
have taken the store No 3 X DcSinsons Building.
North Water street. formerly occupied by Mcssrs A. j. d
sortment of GROCERIES, at wholesale and retal with
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, SHOES, CUTLERY, FAR
MING UTENSILS, &c. JOHN UTLEY.
ARCHD ALDERMAN "a
Wilmington, N. c., April 18th, 1853. I87-tf-32-tf
TTHRUNKS.Just landed, dozen sugish Sole Ieafh-
iron frame Trunks. Also, article. expressly
for ladies' and ngenouSy arranged besides, abie Hat
Cases, French style, and Velvet Tapestry Bags.
We will sell tho above articles for less fhau any other
house in town. AL warranted best make
April ii SCOTT BALDWIN
GTRIPED COTTON AND SILK HALE HOSEA
- splendid assortment, just imported By
April il SCOfT & BALDWIN.
81 Herald copy all OF above date.
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i, sL'LL Fl entered log school house once,
.ono.,. DebatIn' Society," was holding forth upon
5usstlon, d" If man saw his wife and mother in
opa drowning which should he help out 6rst!"
I i II was considered with animation upon
"ueS Tor while, when " backwardness'' be-
hui manifest itself The President desired if
ap gsD any thing to say, to continue on After
E5 D.a peaked looking man in the back part Of
' as5 got up and said, with considerable diff
ls.s uu embarrassment, g Mr.. President, | think
seS Sa saw his mother and wife in the water
W. ne ought to help his mother out first; be-
so sIu see it his wife did get drowned, he could
esv ,"gF one' but he couldn't getanother mother
ss S,led the question, and the verdict was
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THIS WEEK.
PACKAGES of Np,r Rocks nor Adams ~ Co Eyrraa.

DACKAGES of Ne,c Books, per Adams a. Co.'s Express
l. is just Mt hand embracing =
White Red Black-Sketches of American Society by
Francis and Theresa Pulsezky.
Mr. Browns Letters to Young Man about Town. by
Thackeay; also, by The Paris Sketch Book shabby
Genteel Story Book of Snobs Fitz Boode Punebs Priz
Noveists The Fat Confrbutor Travels in London yellow
Plush Papers Mans Wives; Luck of Barry Lyndon sketch
Ireland Clara Moreand, by Emmerson Bennett Vio
Ia by do Vette, by Cuer Bell Shirley and Jane Eyre
by do Swallow Barn and Horse Shoe Robinson by Kenne
book written up to an order or for particular
1t conceived by its author long before the publication
Uncle Toms Cabin When Mrs. Beecher Sowc was sup
plying the National Era with weekly chapters abb
in 1t most forcby occurred Mr. Randolph THAI
cxaggeraton Of facts in what otherwise promised
to be good story This productions presented
the reading public is the result of conference arrange
mon made for its publication at that time between Author
and Publisher.''
More Fortunes Of the Covie Family together with Frank
Fairleigh and Lewis Arundel, by same author.
April 18th. S. w. WHITAKER.
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STEAMER sPRAY'' FOR suITHvILLE.
TINE Steamer IS SPRAY.'' will leave for ..xlE-%N
l. Smthville, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday sssszAz1
and Sunday mornings at o'clock Returning same days.
will leave Smthville at o'clock, p NJ landing both ways
ut Orion wharf.
Passage so cents in all cases.
Freight . cents barrel other articles in proportion
Apply to Capt. Sterett on board. or to
A. H VANBOKKELT.N,
No 2, South Wharves.
February 10TH 1858 l39-1y
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THREE PORTABLE CIRCULAR STEAM SAW
i MILLS, made by George Page Co, Baltimore, owned
BY the Greenvile Raleigh Plank Road Company situated
on the line of their Road che 2 s. and Is miles from
Wilson These Mills have all been used extent but
ORDER with all their fixtures to be put in immediate
would well avail themselves of this opportunity by an
early application. Address the subscriber, Washve, Pitt
Co. NJ c John A. Selby, Grcenvlle, \. c. William b.
Myers Wilson, n. c.. when any nfor ma ton relative to the
ALFRED MOVE, Pres't G. s R. P. R. Co.
March 23d. 1853. l71-tlstm-a-tts m
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PROP. EMaIoNs, REPORT.

D EPORT Of Prof. Emmons his Geological Survey o.
IL North Carolina. JUS received and for sale at
April 7th. 1853 S. w. WHITAkER'S.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII debts due the late house of ROTHWELL & Nc
n AUSAN must be paid immediately the subscriber.
My place Of business is the Office of G. s. Gillespie.
THOS. III. WILLIAMS. Assignee.
April 18th, 1858 I87-3t-32-lt
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IMPORTANT TO ALL WHO USE STEAM AS a
MOTIVE POWER.

AND DESIRE SAFETY AND GREAT ECONOMY.
opportunity is offered to all whom it may concern,
IA to the exclusive right misunderstanding using and
vending. in States and Counties. IRVINS PATENT CIR
Engines, Locomotives Marine Engines River Lake and
Ocean Steamers &c The advantages this Boiler over all
others in use, are,
l. ENTIRE EXPLOSION. being no more liable
to explode than open chadron.
z Less than ONE THIRD the amount of fuel REQUIRED
to generate the steam obtained by other boilers of
power
}. The cost of construction is REDUCED ONE-HALF.
They occupy but ONETIRD the space of other boil
ers, and may be applied to any engine now in
B. he of Furnace Crates will be incaculahly les
sened by the small amount Of fuel required and the
of using it.
The Company GUARANTEE the reality the above advar-
tages Their conclusions based on PRACTICAL RE-
SUITS many of these Boilers being in and about
this city The inventor has but just succeeded after
application in bringing this valuable before The
public 1t stands alone and independent in It's merits and il
it has the qualities claimed which undenabe the public
will at acknowledge its superiority any other
power.
Terms Of sale made known application at the Office of
the @ IRVING STEAM BOILER COMPANY" corner Of
Broadway and Parkp New York. the New Broad
way Bank.
Circulars containing terms of salo &c. will be forwarded
by mail if required, address as above.
April Is, 1853. 80 SIN
SPRINCf GOODs-NeD, Cheap and Handsome esss
- 400 pair Ladies' Black and Coored Caters FEy
500 do. Misses do. do. do; a.
1000 do. Child's do. do Cater Boots and Slips
for sale by JONES & GARDNER
COLE LEATHER AND CALF SKINS--I2 dozen Calf
- SknS-best brands 100 Sides best Oak Tanned Sole
Leather so Sides best Hemlock Tanned Sole Leather Shoe
Thread Last Anvil Blades and Shoe Makers Findings
cry description, for sale by JONES IL GARDNER.
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IHahLESI0N, April l2th.-Cotton-The was quite
active demand for this to-day and f ranae a.
l0gc s''e' non' 2 y
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Mrs. STowE IN ENGLAND.-No less than 562, 8iS
signatures have been collected or drummed up by the
Duchess of Sutherland and other noble ladies. in
der to have them attached to an address to Mrs Ha
riet Beecher Stowe (author of Uncle Toms Cabin, }
which is 10 be presented TO her in elegant book form,
(makng some twenty folio volumes she aluds y at
Liverpool, whittier she is now on her way.
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DOYS SHIRTS-2O doz. Youths and Boys Shirts, just
ID opened-made order PARENTS viii save tme
trouble and money by purchasing Of
April IA SCOII BALDWIN.
CHOULDER BRACES.-A few dozen. most approved
y STYLE for and boys at .-
April IA SCOTT bALDHlN,o.
LAND WARRANTS WANTED.
WE continue to buy LAND WARRANTS for l60. 90
w and 10 acres and pay the highest Cash prices Don't
sell until You We viii pay than any one else in
Wilmington, and pay the Cash. 1900, - rx,-,,,
March Is. SCOII O. baLDH IN,
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JOHN MCNEIL.
Red Banks. Robson CO.. April 9, 1853 32-tf

will also sell 1900 unimprored heavily tmbered
land of Lumber river, twelve miles above
Lumberton Persons wishing timber and turpentine lands
would do well to apply early JOHN McNElLL.
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"That's the end of my tall" as the tadpole said
Ehen he turned into a bull-frog.
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Wn1sKEY VS.. MATERIAL municipal election IN
Louisville, Ky. last week, majority of POS was
given in favor of license for the sale OF sprtuous
eitv water works The Courier seems to think that
this vote establishes concusvely the fact that whis-
kew is stronger than water.
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ROYAL Irish Academy his discovery of the central sun
the star on which orb of day and his planetary
attendants reyolved-a waggish member exclaimed
"What our suns sun? why that must be grand
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Arrival Tsnbei-PnrtIOn of the Political Pris-
oners-The Health Vice President King-hIar-