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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-06
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. n. C.-May, is


ARRIVED.
April So-Steamer Henrietta, Hartman, from White Hail.
Steamer Southerner, Roberts. from Fayetteville, VIM
May lSschr Leopold o'Donnen, Townsend, from Bat-
more, to Geo. Harriss: with mdze.
Msehr chas A. Greiner Higbee, ii hours from Phila
delphia, to Geo Harriss with mdze.
Sehr Mary Isabella, Edwards, from Baltimore Russell
& Bro with mdze.
Schr Eclipse Cook GO hours from New York to Miles Cos
Sehr Isabella Thompson, Bachelor, from Philadelphia,
Brig Waitstill, Morse FIN New York. Wn,. NJ Harriss
Schr Express, Gibbs from Hyde to Master with
McRae & Co.; with % passengers.
81. S. NJ. Steamer Gladiator, Price, from Charleston
| 2-Schr Ariel, -, from New York. to j. R. Blossom.
8Sehr Aramnta. Andrews Sc hours from Baltimore, to
sehr Virginia Griffith, Plummer, As hours FIN New York,
to Geo HaTrss; with mdze.
E. J. Lutteroh.
Steamer Ghath"% E:an; Fsysttsvi1e Worth
Co.. with Gts r %'P pr s'Ss Cardiff to D. NsNae
4-Schr. West Wind, Burnett from New York, to Master
-sehr, T. E. French Pennington. from New York,
Steamer Southerncr Roberts, from Fayetteville, w. H.
McKoy
I. S. Mail c. Vanderbilt, Burns FIN Charleston,
|
CLEARED
April 30-Schr Monterey, Somers for Philadelphia by J.
H. Flanner with ,044 bhls. rosn, 50 do turpentine
| MAY 2-Schr Hudson, Warren, ftr Richmond, Va by
VIM NJ Harr with 81, 900 feet lumber. 40 bbls rosin
Brig N1atanzas, Trefehen, for Portsmouth, N. H., by
Russell & Bro; with lumber, &c
Steamer Souherner Roberts, for Fayetteville, by VIM II.
McKoy
2Schr Mt Vernon, Mathews, for Philadelphia by j. H.
Chadbourn & Co.; with 81 900 feet lumber.
3-Schr. Adele, Applegit, for New York by J. H Elan
ner with naval stores, SC.
Schr John Cooley & CO., Partridge, for Boston, by Pece
Dudley with III bills rosin 100 do tar, and 100 600 feet
lumber.
Zephyr N1cRae for Fayetteville, by J. Il D. Nc
Rae & Co.
Steamer Spray, for Smthvle by A II. FanBokkelen.
u. s Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates fer Charleston
with 3S passengers.
3-schr. Wake Briggs, for New York, by Geo, Harriss
with naval stores, Sc
Brig Tanger, Griffin, for West Indics by Kiddcr Mar
tin; with 120, 900 feet lumber.
4-Schr. Ann & Susan, Myers, for New York, by J. II
Fanner; with naval stores SC.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh, Stedman for Fayetteville by
E. J. Lutterloh.
Schr. Otis, Frisbic, for Boston, by DcRossot Brown
with rough rice and naval stores
chr. A. J. DeROsse Brewster, for New York, by DeRo
set s. Brown with naval stores and COTTON.
Steamer Henrietta, Hartman ftr Ezabethtewn, by Yves
sci & Eilers.
4-Seamer Gov. Graham, Hurt for Fayetteville, by 7
G.. Worth; with boat i'll
5-Seamer Southerner. Roberts, for Fayetteville, by w
H. McKoy.
Sch Dolphin Lord for Boston, by J. H. Flanncr; with
lumber and naval stores
Steamer Douglass Banks for Fayetteville by Jno Banks
with two boats in tow.
5-U. s Mail Steamer Gov Dudley Bates FOR Charles
ton, with 20 passengers.
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We note transactions this morning. and market closed
firm yesterday evening at quotations There demand
for the article principally by dsers and know of
shippers in msrketSPRITs TURPENrNE has ruled
dy during the week. and the price has declined u cents
on last Thursdays quotation We note sales of the week
as follows Friday, Is bbs at 80 cents Saturday small
parcel private Tuesday, So do at AZ cents and
yesterday wednesday, $50 bbls Az p gallon
We note transactions this morning. and there appears
be rmness in the market The stock offering not
exceed 500 bb which is held at so CENTS no buy
er at this price holders prefer ship rather than
sell at less figure than so cents-RosIN-We note but
sale this week. which made yesterday 800
Common at 81 Is for large size bbs stock is gh and
market frm-TAR.-Receipts have been light and the
price has advanced 10 cents Dbl The sales the week
reach only 240 bb 81 80 81 bbl largest portion at
latter figures which the market closed firm with good
demand
oATs-The stock getting rather light and we hear Of
no receipts there is enquiry for the article
PEAsNo receipts of Cow Peas this week Stock fair
demand moderate.
PoRK-NorthernW have change to note in this ar
ee zee table for store rates. to quantity and quality
RcE-Remains without change in price, with fair stock
on market Sales from store the small way grocers al
1 cents q b for clean No sales Of 7oura.
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NOTICE..

WILL BE SOLD the late residence of Furnfold Jer
w negan, deceased, in Wayne county, Friday, the
18th May next credit of six months the pershabe es-
cles s MULES, l HORSE, CATTLE, HOGS, CORN.
FODDER, BACON, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
common to farming operations.
Also time and place will be hired out until
the first of January next about so LIKELY NEGR OES.-
Also on Friday, the Goth day of May next the Court
House in Godsborough will be sold number of LIKE
IY NEGROES on a credit Of six months.
JOHN 4. GREEN,
WILLIAM X LANE.
Executors ofFurnifold Jcmegan, deed
ApriI 1873 3j-2t*
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The NeHxspaper-Eloauent Extract.

The paper-Elo4uent Extract.
The following extract is taken from a sermon de.
f9ed by the Rev DR.. Adams of New York:
Why is anything made public, but from the belief
bat will be ofnterestto others? Why is announced
hat Isaac and Rebecca were married on certain day
as week. but on the Imposition that it will give you
Measure 10 know it. And then lower down the sheet
nde the startling head of Deaths your eyes run along
,ways with apprehension lest it fall on some we'll
Faown name. and reads that the aged father, the
roung child, the beloved WIFE, the rich the poor, the
Idnred the honored, the beautiful are gone and is
mol taken for granted that even strangers will have
sigh for the afflicted, and the world respond in SYM
ntEy 10 The lncurslnns of common foe?
p. Read in this light, the commonest advertisements
rhch crowd our papers have q kindly order about
tm Say not, with cynic sheer as though You were
mbful whether there was anything honest in the
rl when store keeper advertses his wares that it
m sheer seIflshness, for if it is pleasant TO announce
fresh supply Of tallOw and wool, hardware or mus
H. is it not just as pleasant for one who wishes 10
how il? When brace of young partners in trade
ia their virgin advertisement, informing the world
low happy they shall be to wait on customers, can
nu read it without entering into their new career?
Business advertisements Waste paper You
now not what you say. Those ships which are to
all for every harbor in the world, those fabrics which
have arrived from every commercial mart on the earth
bis iron from Russia, tea from China, cotton from
Georgia., sugar from Louisiana-do they not preach to
sat the corner of the Streets at the entering in OF the
ses, in our docks. and in custom houses and ex.
hmges, sermons on the mutual dependence of man.
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= sCoNwAYBoRo, s. c., May I, 50.
Arrived April 9th, sshr VoIant Watts from Whining
Sehr, Julian, -, from Wilmington, n c., with slaves,
to Morgan & Darby y.
Schr Geo. M. Smith, Nichols, from New York, with mdz.
to Carman, Turnage L Co., and s. & H. Bell.
29-Schr. F. Merain, Thomas, from New York, to S. &
II. Bell.
Steamer Fairy, scaley, from Georgetown, s. c., with
mdz to B. Barnes & Co, Jordan & Brnkey Thos Har-
dee, Taft Il Bros, Thos F. Gillespie Jno. D. Baton, and
H. Norman.
Cleared, April 18th, Schr. Iowa, Davis for Washington,
27.-schr volant, Watts, for Wilmington, n. c.
Schr. Julian, -, for do do.
% -Schr Geo NJ. Smith, Nichols, for n. Y, witAnayal
Stores by Carman, Turnage Co.. S. II. Bell. and Yates
&
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR TIE WEEK ENDING NAY 5TI1, 1855

BAcoN-The receipts of North Carolina make this week
have been light and sales have been made from II
cents for hog round and l2 cents H. for hams prime
article of the latter wagon sold to families at Is cts The
stock market fair and the article in good demand at
quotations. The stock of Western continues full and
have change to make prices Sec table for quotations
as to quantity and quality
BEEF CATTLE LAMBs-With the first the market is
very we'll supplied, prices, however, about cents
b., in quality. Lambs wanted and good arti-
Gle would bring high price.
BEEswAx.-IIas advanced shade last Thursdays quo
tations, and is in fair demand at 24 25 u d.
BE1CKs.-Sale on Friday last Of 20 900 Eastern at s. NJ
Corrosive hear of no sales this week. There is
enquiry for the article and prime lot would readily bling
8 a 81 cents y ID.
CoRN.-The receipts since last review reach about $500
bushels from Hyde county $500 bushels of which sold So
cents and 300 do rcaed from vessel 60 q bushe
in lots as wanted The stock heavy and only moderate
demand Meal sells from store at 65 70 y bashel
FLeURWe have change note either in the stock
prices of Northern brands table for The
stock of Fayetteville brands light but sufficient for demand
last sale at So 25 p Dbl. for superfne
FsHSmall sales from store at So so for Eastern Herring,
S. for n c. cut do and $12 z Dbl for shad No mullet
in market, and wanted.
HAY-The receipts this week reach about $50 bales and
sales follows On Thursday and Friday at auction SIS
bales Northern brought 81 to 81 Is, and so do Eastern ST.
Is and Friday and Saturday private SALE 22 do
at 81 l2t u 100 lbs There is good stock and
kct rather dull at above quotations.
LARDThe stock of n. c. make is getting rather light
and there good enquiry. Sales from IOk cents
| y ID.
| L1ME-Received last Thursday cargo of 1000 casks
which sold at 81 Is % cask
LUMBER-Rver-4 RATS received this week, only OF
which has changed hands at $4 so y NJ for flooring boards
See table for former quotations of wide boards scang
MoLAsszs.No receipts this week There is good stock
Of Cuba market and sales Of former arrivals 10
20 cents u gallon.
NAVAL SToREs-We have change to note in the Tur-
penne market during the week ending to-day The sales
have been at steady rates. viz 81 for virgin So so for
yellow Dip 50 rs for old do do, and 81 60 for hard-a
2S0 lbs and small parcel inferior virgin at So Is The
cepts light and not sufficient for disers
The sales of the week reach only 0G5 barrels follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-06
The Breeze Of spring.

NIL winter haseens to be gone,
He's disappearing fast
rrbe sunny hours coming on,
The stormy time is past
THE ice no longer binds the rill,
Nor SHOWS their mantle fling
i7or every bleak and barren hill
Has kissed the breeze of spring.
rbear its music in the wood
II signs along the vale,
Where summer flowers in beauty stood,
II fingers in the dale;
II nIavs upon the primrose banks,
And rests its merry wing
The dropping snow-6rop kindly thanks
The western breeze of spring.
All well it knows where violets grow
In the lone and shady lane;
Il bids it sweet, blue fav'rites blow,
And onward speeds again.
If wakes the flowers of the field
And they their offerings bring;
The flowers their sweetest incense Weld
To scent the breeze of spring.
The backbrd, from the hawthorne bush,
Rencws his lively strain;
On tOpmost brachcs stands the thrush,
And tunes his throat amain;
At close Ofeyening calm and mild,
He makes the forest ling
With native woodnotcs, clear and wild
lie loves the breeze of spring.
The robin lervcs his winter friends
For Indigenous far away
Above his messy nest he bends,
And pipes his plaintive lay.
The lark uprising with the light,
On merry mountain wing
Strain all his might till out sight,
Aud halls the breeze of spring.
4 hundred voices fill the air,
The sun shines warmly down;
Away with each intruding care,
And leave the gloomy town.
Come, roam along the woodpath green,
Hear natures favorites sing,
Enjoy the soul-enlivening scene,
And WOO the breeze of spring
Tl,cj0bIse To,,..,uJ If AI,s,c
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In apn county, the 18th ult.. by H. Maxwell, Esq,
JAMES b kHoDEs, to Miss LEvNA CATHARIsE, daagh-
Near conuayboro', s. G., on the aosh ult, BY Rev VIM
5. bryant, MI NJ PoTTs, Of GreenyiIle N c. to Mrs.
Near Conwayboro', s. c., the is ults by Rev. w. F.
Horny District
On Stones Bay, Onew county the 2lst uit by H. NJ.
Pollock ESD Mr. JAMES FoY, aged So, to Miss MARY FoUN-
TAIN, aged 30, all of Stones Bay.
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TTAyINC opened an establishment for the prepal ition
II and bottlng of MINERAL WATER of all kinds .
Iuob rs onion 0Sarsaparifla &C.; also, GINGER POP
and in general every description Of beverages together with
Terv snnerior article of EFFERVESCENT ClDER, Is
ya 70 sunnly orders for the any amount at $50
pt ner d. zen for the Mineral Water and Pop and 3 cts
per dozen for the Cider delivered free Of additional
p of the town. and forwarded to any part OF the
trY where ordered at the charge of those ordering
March 7, 1854 io'0m-Se-0lA
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NOTICE.

E subscriber having obtained Letters of
upon the estate of Henry Gurdes, at the March Term,
1853 the Court of Pleas and Sessions for the
ty of New Hanover hereby notifies all persons indebted to
the said to forward and make payment and those
having claims against said estate notified to present them
within the time prescribed by law this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. JOHN G. WOOD, Admir-
Nav 9th, 1858 35-6t
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TINE subscriber offers for sale his PLANTATION 1sTh
| AND LAND, consisting of about SEVEN HUN 9::,,1a
DRIED ACRES two hundred of which is cleared and 80
under good fence with two good dwelling houses and all
Water on the The Lands and Farms arc situated
the West side of Stones Bay in OEslow county, eOnVen
lent TO New River and fine Fish and Oysters.
Persons DESTROYS purchasing, will please call on the sub
scrbcr who will take pleasure in giving all lnGrmat0n dc
sired. A bargain may be had. JO11N DlCh2O o.
Nav 9Th 1858. oo-onl
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Feo1- Cit1ocns-n short time it will devolve upon you
to elect from amongst your number, suitable person to I'LL
the office County Court Clerk Allow to present to your
consideration candid ,te for that office and at
the time to sincere thanks for your liberal
suages heretofore bestowed and promise you elected
discharge the several duties of that Office with fidelity and
zeal. SAML IL. BUNTING.
April 18th, 1858 lo7-te-32te
G9-Town papers copy.
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= me Ha'aonas Democrat says that Mrs. Harriet
peecher otowe. the authoress Of incl. Ton,s.s "a
o'n has gone 10 England to receive The plaudits and
dressings OF the united aristocracy of that country
al. nat io' simply because she has written book
tnal Deies and ISLANDERS her own country. As wr;.
Ter, we have thousand men and five hundred wo.
men IN TINS country, who far her superiors Con-
sidered SIMPLY as work Of arr Uncle Toms Cabin
is allure-boh the plot and the execution are bad
anu mas Deen SO considered by the best critics in this
country and England. But If ba had the bene, 81
immense putting, and of wild ramnant fanaticisn
on tins side of the Atlantic, and of deepseared ha
tired OF America the other That is the sole secrpt
OF It's remarkable success"
his Is evidently The true explanation of the cause
OF the ephemeral popularity of this collection Of fc
tons and caumny. The Democrat yerv iustlv re-
marks that Mrs. Stowe has not been invited 10 Eno.
lana in consequence of the talent she displayed in VIII
ting her book Other writer's, far more WORTHY of pub
iIc respect, have visited England and have been al
lowed to pass their time quietly in London as though
they had never written line
William e. Bryant, one of the first of living poets
IN the world, remained several weeks in London last
winter in perfect secusion. Other distinguished Amer
Ican writers have met with the same studied GOODNESS
and neglect But says the Democrat " as soon as
MIS- Harriet Beecher Stowe writes book abusing hel
country, she is invited TO England by the "aris
tocracy, and castle opened for her reception The
vain and foolish woman accepts. Does she suppose
IT is compliment offered to American authorship
No' Does she suppose II IS compliment offered &c
any imagined genius in herself? No She under
stands full well that all that adulaon is offered as ar
insult 10 her country and such, she consents to re
ceive it's
The New York, Christian Observer, the leading or.
gan of the religious denomination to which Mrs
Stowe belongs, closes its able review of her novel If
the following forcible language.
The work is, to say the least of it, smutty story
quite too familiar with the kitchen, and the parIor o
the debauchee, and the numerous yellow mistresse;
who have the honor of presiding in their midnight
scenes of CORFU ption."
Another prominent editor adds: "We have Away.
considered it very doubtful book, disgraceful TO it
author and libel upon the country.
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DIED.

AT his residence in Darlington District, s. c., the 20tl
ut, Rev JAMES NEwBERY after illness Of days. HI
leaves large circle of relations their loss but hi
infinite gain
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-06
GROCERY DEPOT CHANGED HANDS.

BELIEVING it for the benefit of all concerned, have
u disposed of entire stock of Groceries to Messrs c. Gu
PRE- D. B. BAKER, and from and after Friday the 9th
the business win be transacted under the firm of G. DuPE
Co And here let mo return thanks for the unbounded
patronage that the public have bestowed for whic
feel very grateful.
nv thankful continuation Of the they will
deavor to please you way And now my consttu-
ents though did not sell for the purpose of collecting
nv accounts you call and they will be made
out in me aud you know Groceries CASH and be-
sides that your doing keep out of close place
am yours with much respect as can have until you
have settled in full, J. H. RESION
WHITE IEAD-50O0 lbs. No. l, Extra and Pure in
w kegs of ., 80, and 100 lbs. each For sale by
May 4th FREEMAN HOOSlON:
TORNS !-CORNS!! Who has not suffered-who has
not been almost cussn mad-who has not growled out
those tormentng ills that flesh heir to- commonly call
ed Corns 2? There is remedy-at least preventive Go
to SCOTT & BALDWIN'S and buy few pair of their
beautiful SIX feet half Hose and corns won trethey can
flourish in the same boot. Try it, and relief is certain
ISrre IapIlI 90
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

r HAVE bought Negro Man by the name of TOM, "a
from John A. Taylor, who runaway from him about e
the 18th March last lie is about 80 years of age, yell
low complecton has downcast look, and his
hair longs about feet 10 inches high lie bought by
Mr. TAYLOR A. Duncan Moore and doubt is lurking
about the neighbohood of his plantation he has wife
there The above reward will be paid his delivery to
in Wilmington, in Jail at Smithville.
J. A. PARKER.
Nav < 1883 IHer COPY 3w I 2O6-Iw-35-3t
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MULE srRAYED OR STOLEN.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN, from the residence of the sub
- scriber Barnums Creek New Hanover county,
about the Goth of April dark MARE MULE, marked with
very prominent knot side of her jaw Any person
returning the said Mule to the subscriber giving inorma
ton so he get her, will be suitably rewarded.
JOSEPH r. HATCH.
New Hanover county May 9th, 1853. 35-2t
bacon! BACON!-6 hhds. new West. Shoulders; 6 do.
d do do Sides casks do. do. Hams Low for cash at
Nav IS53 GHO. H. KELLEY'S
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HolIoways Pills, an admire Remedy for the cure
Iixcr Con, uIaints nd On Digestion.

Wilson, gentleman lately returned from Bengal where
he had the Hon East India
Service called Professor Holloway
few days ago the benefit he had derived from taking
these Pills having liver complaint for
years digestion impaired tina, for months he could not
other remedies seemed to have effect on
his disorder ooways Pills acted wonderfully in ceass
frightening the digestive that he is
now quite restored to health - -
Sold the Establishment Of Professor Holloway Pa Strand
London and by all respectable Druggists and
Medicines throughout the British Empire aud those
of the United States 37ac ST. So each Whole
sale nv the principal Drug houses by Messrs
B. &, D. Sands York; b. & j. A. Evans, Wilmington
~ z.
Tcre considerable saving by taking the largest sizes
for the guidance of PATIENTS in every disorder
area fixed % each Box.
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SUPERIOR COURT CLERK.

Rg-Wc authorized to announce Mr.. H. w. FOY as
candidate for the Office of Superior Court Clerk at the
suing August election
May 9th, 1858 35-te
RgWe are authorized to announce Dr. JOHN G. BROAD
HURST candidate for the Office of Superior Court Clerk
at the ensuing August election.
May 6th 1853 35te
Gz~Wc arc authorized to DR.. JAMES F. SNIP
son, again candidate for the Office of County Court
Clerk of New Hanover County. Dr. s. pledges himself if
elected discharge the duties of his office with industry and
fidelity [April 29.-33-te*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-06

RECEIPTS GOLD AT THE AlINT.-We learn from
the United States Mint that the amount of gold deposit
ted there during the month of April, has been about
four and half millions of dollars ($4 500, OOO)-not
equal TO the extraordinary deposits of the month of
March, but still quite equal to the average During
the same period the exports of specie TO Europe have
been about 1892, 0O0-leaving handsome surplus in
the country.-PhH Bulletin.
The man who attempted to whistle - bar of soap
has injured his voice by trying to sing a stare of a
molasses cask.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-06

NOrE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne soldin the
subject to the expense of landing Inspection,
Sc on Lumber 50 cents to 81 per NJ; Tar
and Turpentine about 10 IS cents per barreand for
val when brought perraoad about the expen
incurred. "For dry Virgin mixed Turpentine
deduction is made according to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-06

rr1IIE STEAMER 8. SPRAY" will leave reE@A
| for SmithYille Tuesday Thursday and
saturday at "a. NJ. returning win Leave Smtthve same
NJ. and smthvie P. NJ, landing both ways at oton
Wharf. :, q. ...1
o. Apny on board, or to A. H vANBokkELEN,
a arT 1 g 'O1''' = No 2 South Wharves.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-06

RoMANcE.We published, short time since the
marriage of COUPLE whose ages are, respectfully, "A
and 70 years. They were lovers in the hey day OF
youth, and matrimonial connection was then pre-
vented by parental authority. They have each been
married, and each lost partner by death. The frost
of time have failed TO chill the affections of their hearts
and with the weight of years upon them they have
Years.=Sprin gfed Republic0n.
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rvruRSIONS TO OAK ISLAND.

EXCURSIONS TO OAK ISLAND
C1TEAMER s. SPRAY will make excursions ~ KTTh
y every Saturday during month of May to Oak .-sz@
Island visiting Fort Caswe and landing at Smthve and
orion. ,,e.
NJ 5thT ;52 -I2O6tf1 A. H. VANBOKKELEN.
EOrc olnh h.