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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-09

OILS! OILS!!-Just Received fresh supply of Lin
" seed Train Lard, Fish, Elephant, Whale and Sperm
Oils Fer sale by w. H. LIPPITT,
June 3 Druggist and Chemist.
TUST RECEIVED FROM BALTIMORE & PHILA-
j DELPHIA. 25 bb SiIvers Fire Paint all colors
20 casks Spanish Brown 10 do Venetian Red do Yellow
Ochre For sales by G. & d. DUPRE,
June To- Druggists & Chemists Wilmington, N. G.
CILK UMBR ELIAS. A very handsome supply of Silk
y Umbrellas various qualities and Sizes for sale at the
Hat store c. MYERS.
IHfE, Lime, Lime. 1000 barrels Lincolnviile White
Ia Lump. Also, Calcined Plaster Plastering Hair. Fire
Brick and Hydraulic Cement 900 bbls. Lime, Sc For
sale by @. X. b. WOOD,
1 jan 2. ,52-I7vSl Contractors and Builders
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WILLIAM II. LEPPITT.

VKTH0LESAT4E and Retail Druggist, and Dealer IN
w Paints Oils Dye Su1s, Window Glass Garden Seeds
Perfumery Patent Medicines &c. &C., Of Front and
Market-sree Immediately opposite SHAW old stand, vii
mington. n. c..
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and I5enIcr in Hardware, iron Stoves,
Nails Sc Front-sreet, doors South Of Market, VIII
mingtOn. n. G. l"UF|-ly1
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MILES COSTIN,
Wilmington, N c,

NOMMIsSION Merchont
f. p HALL ESQ. President Branch Bank of the tate; ;
THos H. WRIGuT Esq, President Bank Of Cape Fear; o.
G PARSLEY Esq, President Commercial Bank-W lining
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WILMINGTON, n. &.
Liberal cash advances made consignments of Naval
Stores, Cotton and other produce. . ,
RY~Ofce at the Store Of Messrs Grady & Monk, North
"Scer "N I'tSS IS52 5O-3t-9-tf
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STEAM SAW Mill FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale his STEAM SAW MILL,
situated on New River Onslow County. She is and in
running order with gangs of saws "a bargain be
had. For particulars enquirer of RICHARD SIMPSON VII
min gton, O the premises to G. J. CONEl.
Nov. IL, 1855. lO-tf
ag Goldsboto' Rep. s Pat, and Tarboro Press, If
IRON IsEDSTEADS.
TOMSTOCK, BROMLEY & CO, MANUFACTURERS
y Sales Room No 95 Leonard St. New York, door
West of Broadway. Common and Folding, plain and
mental BEDSTEADS of all kinds Hotel Hospital Pr-
sons Family Servants and childrens bedseads always
hand Also general assortment of Iron Furniture Spring
beds Hair and other Mattresses
These bedeads are superior all Others in point oclean
ines neatness and econony They always free from
Vermn and exceedingly durable portable and con7en
lent Orders to any extent may be addressed to
COMSTOCK. BROMLEY & CO,
No. 95 Leonard St. New York.
Agents wanted for the sale of the above Description cir
culars sent wherever required
Nov. IL. 1883. io-om
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CARRIAGES.

WE have opened branch of Carriage establishment
w at this place. and shalt keep assortment of the
various kinds constantly hand.
We agents for Duulap's celebrated carriages, and
shall keep assortment of them hand and any descrp
tiOn that do not have will order wanted.
In absence Mr. ]. J. Conoey w. ]. Cornwall will
take pleasure in showing them.
All work sold by us warranted to do good service.
DIBBLE s BROTHERS.
March 10th. 1858. 27-Iy.
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.. 4. WEST,
A UCTIONEEIS and Commission Merchant,
\ 2I9-tf Wilmington, n ~
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HOpECE re DEBTORS.

NHE subscriber respectfully requests all persons indebted
to him, by note account, to forward and pay
the by the first of January next the claims will be
placed in the hands of an officer for collection.
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D. G. FREEMANs ULO' IIJtIsIO-''
FREEMAN g. HOUsTON, Wilmington, \. c.,
d c. FREEMAN 81 CO, New York,
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS.
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SHARP.-An Irishman, who was busily engaged
in sweeping the door of grocery store up Town,
few days since, was interrogated as follows:
''Tsay Pat, what are you doing there? sweeping
out that room ?i
!" exclaimed Pat, I'm sweeping out the
dirt and leaving the room'
Sambo, was you ever drunk ," I" No. Josh, |
was nebcr drunk, but | was intoxicated on ardent
spirits, and dats nough for dis niger Golly, if my
head didn't feel as if all de niggers in de world was
splittin wood on 'em."
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Professional and Business Cards.

CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
y June II WILMINGTON, y. =.
CG-PARTNERsHTP NOTICE.
X X ID. DuPRE, Wholesale and Retail Druggists
\. AND APoTHEcARIEs, Wilmington, n g. ~
May 9th, 1853 5o-u
G. frPPE d. DUPRE,
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RS THE STORE occupied by the subscriber, at
Lisbon, Sampson county for LEASE for the term of three
years. q. s BRONSON.
Lisbon, Sampson CO., Nov. l8th 53. l1-t1ian*
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NJ rCLrrov * PRICE, PRoPRIEroRs.
'rer,ns Of subserip'ion.

Jas FULTON, Editor...A. L. PRICE Associate Editor
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~
In addition above he has of other articles
such as Cac0es Shirtngs, Clothing, Hats, Caps Boots
Shoes Sc SC, &c. suitable for the Farmer and others
March 4th 1853 26tf
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SILVER'S PAINT bbs. Silver's Metallic Fire proof
~ Paint assorted colours For sale, wholesale and retail
by w. H. LIPPITT, Druggist and Chemist.
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FACTS CANNOT BE DOUBTED.
Let the Afflicted Read And Ponder.

KIU3R LNuW 0UV IFISOTtS E NE Guy OF E1tc7lOHU,
alone testify to the remarkable erfornaed By
CARTERss SPANISH NIIxTTrRE.
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Advicse if this be worth.
or to sit in darkness here,

We counsel the man who would be an orator tt
read not Demosthenes, Fox, Burke. Grattan, anG
Webster, but TO give his days and nights to the speech
cs of the Halls OF Pandemonum GIfNon
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-12
Inauguration of the Jackson Equcs
frian Statue.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S-Early this morning
the CITY was all alive, in anticipation of the GER
emones of the day, and different military com
panies were seen marching through the Aven-
ue 10 the City HaIl-the rendezvous and star
ting point OF the procession.
At ten minutes of twelve, the procession
moved from the City Hal in the order announ
ced in the papers. The following companies
were present and moved int the order as named
Ringgold's L. S. Flying Artillery from Fort
McHenry, Z. S. Marine Corps, Washington,
Light Infantry, National Greys, Continental
Guards, Walker Sharpshooters, German
Yeagers and Boone Rifemen.
The procession passed through third street
and along the Avenue towards the Presidents
square, passing by the presidents house where
the President, several members ofthe Cabinet,
and Gen. Scott joined it. The scene on the
square was one fit for the pencil oil the veteran
Arthur Stansbury--who was seen in the dis
lance upon an elevated stand with pencil in
hand transferring the whole scene to paper
Star.
Rev. Clement C.. Butler, Chaplain TO the
Senate, opened the ceremonies by an eloquent
and appropriate prayer. Hon. Stephen A.
Douglas, Senator from Illinois, the orator Of
the occasion, was then iutro luced to the null
utude, and rivcted its attention while he div
cred, in the happiest manner, an able address,
which cannot fail to command the Alteration
and the applause ofevery reader by the happy
spirit IN winch II vas conceived, by its admit
rable sketci' 81 .oe III and military services Of
Andrew hSJn, 10y its freedom from party al
Iusons. 10y the patriotic sentiments ii contains,
and ny The string language in which it was
andoa need.
When the orator had concluded amidst the
shouts Of the thousands who surrounded him,
Clark Mills, Esq, vas Introduced He had
no words to express his feelings and in lieu of
words he pointed IN tn yelled statue the veil
was ms ~ Nuh irawn, and Jackson on his
ste d ,sl!1n i action, full of life and energy,
Was revealed That was his speech, and none
could have been more appropriate Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-12

T1,ro Weeks Later from Caky0ntd--ii"ft
Gold, &c.
Nrw OaLEANs.Jan. THE steamer DaiieI
Web.tcr. Capt Graffan. arrived at her wharf
here today from San Juan, which place she
lafi an the I'd inst. Size brings about one hun
Jre1 Messengers, amongst whom there are S75,-
600 in gold dust
Tn. Daniel Webster brings San Francisco
lac. 10 December 25,h being two weeks later
Than previous accounts by the Falcon.
One of the passengers on board the Daniel
Webster states that the regular mail steamer
3, Panama would take about two millions dol
lars IN gold.
Adv;ces from California are Interesting in
general pg.ini Of view, but nothing of very strk-
mo or spec ial Importance. Business was heal
thy and prosperous
The mining operations continued successful.
Good health generally prevailed, and the con.
diton Of eety gradually improving.
The ldiau troubles were subsiding in the
interior.
The rainy season had commenced IN good
c,fn4st throny hout California at the date Of
the departure of the Daniel Webster. The
,ods were 70 such an extent to render many
of the roads impossible. The rains howe yer,
have intcrfered hui little with the operations
Of the mines and miners, who were represen-
ted TO he doing unusually well.
The greatest drawback was the continued
bioh prices OF food. for want of which many
were suffering severely.
The greatest advance that had been realized
was in the price of -four, which commanded
figures never before heard of since the ciscove
ry ofthe country.
Provisions here were very scarce, and held
at rates too high to admit Of speculation,e kept
for the supply Of actual wants.
A bold organization of robbers " as discov-
cred in Los Angeles county, who carried on
their neiarous operations to such an extent,
that they were the dread of the entire neighbor-
hood Plans were adopted foa their capture
which were, in some instances, successful, and
several were executed.
Sacramento City has almost entirely been
rebuilt, and the general appearance ofthe city
improved.
Advices have been received from the Sand
witch Islands, ten days later. The only news
of importance was the occurrence of a serious
riot among the soamen connected with the sew
cral American whaling vessels in port, which,
at the latest dates, had not bee quelled.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-12
Marine Disasters.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 1.-THE schr. Sarah
snu Adeine, from Norfolk for Barnstable,
S1prung aleak at the Breakwater during the
que storm and was run ashore to prevent her
. moin sinking. She filed with water and re-
mans so opposite Lewes.
o1 "A schooner supposed to be the Ellen, load
W. Nnh lumber. bound from New Bedford for
asnlngton d. c. went ashore on Chinco
"ague on Monday might
,on posroN, Jan. THE bark, Mary Brough-
n, II nom Ne" Orleans for Basten, went ashore
Sba ,io'nes Hole, in the gale on Sunday
10 mas discharged part OF her cargo.
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The Reported Occupation Of SANTANA by tie
Elp0cI

BosToN, January 8.-The brig Two, Ladies
from Port au Platte, December 10th, arrived
here this morning. Port au Platte is only
about rs miles from SANTANA, and the Captain
reports that the story fits occupation by the
French is without shadow of foundations
He was there several weeks and during that
time vessels were constantly passing and re-
passing between Port au Plattee and SANTANA
mot foreign vessel of war had been seen in
that neighborhood, nor any vessel sent as had
been stated in letters from Havana by the
Captain General, to look after fllbusters in
that direction,
The republic of St. Domingo was in an un-
suay quiet state politically.
A Portuguese fore.and aft schooner, with a
crew Of 20 men, had been seized at Port au
Platte on suspicion ofbeing SLAYER and taken
to StDomngo city. Tie health of Port au
Platte was good:
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From Conc0rd- Tie BrjbeyV Case.

CONCORD. n. H., Jan. 1.-The greatest ex-
citelnent prevailed here yesterday, after the
receipt Of the news of the accident to Gen.
Pierce and family on the railroad near An
dover. The Legislatureimmediately djourned-
The case of Judge Butler, charged with at
tempting to bride member of the House from
Northwood. was finished yesterday afternoon.
The House refused to adopt the resolution
charging him with bribery.
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SkeamL0M Erplosion and Lass of Lift.

StcomJoat Explosion and Loss IF Life.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 7-The steamer John
Simonds left at noon to day for New Orleans,
and when rounding out from Portland, three
miles below the city, collapsed her Aues scald
ing some twenty-slx or eight persons, Of whom
twelve were Instantly killed.
Further intelligence Of the disaster states
that the John Simonds collapsed the hues Of
Jour boilers, blowing OUT the aft heads None
of the passengers "ere hurt or scalded, but
six firemen are missing. The boat was lowed
TO New Albany by the steamer Falcon
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Later from Pore PraYa-Naral &c,

LateT. rom Pore Praya-Naraz &c,
SALEM, Jan. dates from Port Praya to
December 4th have been received per brig
PIanet. The ship Germantown was at Port
Ft!aya awaiting the Jol n Adams, and was to
Sa'I on the 9Th for Goree, and cruise down the
Coast.
The U. S. brig Perry sailed on the Sd on a
C Ct, to Monrovla and the leeward coast
Inc cambridge was at St Vincents.
lhe Planet also brings letter bag from the
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NV ANHED To HsKE.-Ihe subscribers
w wish to hire for their work the Va. & Tenn.
ralroad in the Mountain region Of Va, n number of
strong and boys, for which liberal hire will be paid
They have had long experience in the management of
negroes and are themselves large owners. Hired
groes will receive the in every respect
that they give their own. One Of be In
Lynchburg any time till the 10th of January the
Washington Hotel, or at McCorke Simpson Il Jones,
at Mcdaniel & Hurts. They will also buy and
boys SCOTT g. ADAMS.
dec 25 dacts
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LATE FROM EUROPE.
AfflvaI 81 the Steamer America.

NV York, Jan. o.-Tbe steamer 49,
has arrived and brings the following later
news:
ieerpooi-Sales Of Cotton for tbe wool,
l.Sd
Grain unchanged.
=, Canal flour is quoted at 28s Cd; Philadelphia
The Christmas holidays interrupted bust
ness.
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LEXINGTON ~ Through
sf.afssss I'd

&fmllhsu,vy.llsa TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
orr Mail PACKET Boats by ScousuWe
md Lychburg-On and after the 10th, our Boats will
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted ut the usual
hour M. and arrive in Lyncburg in 81 hours, and
in buchanan in AZ hours
Returning, leave Buchanan Mt d a. M, every day,
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchbnrg at 90 p NJ
Leave Lynchhurg nj 8 p NJ and arrive in Richmond in
- hours in time to connect with the Norfolk bonts eay
ing 81 A. M, and the Southern and Northern Rnil
Road cars leaving nj z A. M
Passengers for Lexington, connect with dnily line
Of Stages ut North River. Returning leave Lexington
every day except Sundays and arrive in Richmond in
4 hours.
Passengers for Farmvc. fare s.; Buckingham C II
fare So %; Charlottesville fare 81 and Staunton fare
Fridays Bouts
Below see card of time of arrival intermediate dis
iances
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Ertensipe R0bberv of Dry Goods.

Troy, Jan. 6. 1S53.-Last night the store
of B. Montague, No. 7 Common place, was en-
tered by robbers with false keys and $4,000
worth o. property stolen, consisting principal
ly ofblack silk serges, cloths, vestings, &c.-
A reward of$20O IS offered
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-12
DISTRESSING CASUALTY-We

DISTRESSING CASUALTY-We learn
with deep regret the following distressing
occurrence which took place in Northampton
county, on Tuesday last. George NJ. f isher,
an interesting youth of about ten years of age,
son of Miers W Fisher Esq, of Northampton,
took gun and went out in quest of game, and
while getting over fence, the hammer of the
gun became entangled in the rails and was
thereby sprung. which caused the percussion
cap to explode and the gun.load took effect in
the head Of the unfortunate youth, killing him
almost Instantly Eng.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-12

Arttciesapprop,iate to The First CtaSs-Boxes of hats
hornets and furniture
articles appropriate 10 Second Ciass-Boxes, bales
NJ dry goods shoes addlcry goss, prints oils
drugs and confectionery
Artices ap -roprlafe 10 Third Cidss-Virgnia domes
tics sugar coffee liquor bagging. rope, butter cheese
manufactured tobacco leather, hides cotton yarns cop
per- tin sheet from hollowware ueensware, castings
hardware marble, drosscd) and other heavy articles mol
enumerated in special or fourth classmates
Articics appropriate to The Fourth CiaSs-Flour, (n
sacks) rice pork beef fish lard, aow aud bacon, lin
casks boxes sacks beeswnx, baes of rags. ginseng
mud dried fruit bar iron, marble, (undressed) mill and
grind stones, mill gcning.
p,...,. 49,. 50 miles 1.50 Sail per bushel 8
rla las nr per % 100 miles 90 ofFify pounds. IL
900 lbs. 1no - = oo c,;1 Eos, 10
SeTt 7--dts
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Il Send on your orders.-MARiON d co, Bal
timorc, Nd Beg leave call attention to the splendid
selection of Lotteries be drawn during the month of
January, 1883 For brillancy of prizes they have
er been excelled Our in selling prizes during
the last year been entirely beyond expectations
We have sold and caShed during the last year prizes
ountng in the aggregate To mioa Of doiiars
and this yenr intend to double it-ark the p,edic
hon Reeollect, few dollars invested with MS, may
alze You fortune for life. Try us-try if you want
prize, Address MARlON& co,
Baltimore, Md.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JANUARY.
Price of

1t will be by the above that publish .only the
highest prizes in each lottery There otherprizes in ench
lottery amounting in the aggregate ofrom one 10 fire hun
tired H0usend doHorSi
SPECIAL NOTICE,-The famous aud lucky Patap-
lottery (smal try) will hereafter be drawn Tues
dae, Thursday and Saturday of eaeh week. Ga. als,
$4,000, $4,000, $500 10 of 81, 900, &c, &c Tick
els 81; hayes 30 cents quarters % cents full
ticuc of package of D whole tickcts in this famous
little sehen" will cost but $l5, halves s. 50; quar-
tiers SO - cents, aud single package draw the
highest prizes in the lottery.
The official drawing of these great lotteries duly cer
fled to by the State commissioners will be immedi
ately after it is drawn, all the orders from US. with
full explanation of the result.
~ All tickets and certificates Of tickets by
will be enclosed under envelope prevent the
pryng eye otthe curious from knowing its contcnts.
Tie drawings of all lotteriesn which tickets bought
of u.s. will be enclosed in an envelope and immedi-
aely each of our correspondents. Send yonr orders
early for the choce of these schemes, and when order
reaches late fora particular scheme will al
ways invest in the grand scheme. We shall now
conclude by hoping all our friends will give this paper
careful perusal, and send order which will be
attended to with promptness and dispatch
Address, MARION & co.
Box Al Post Office
dec 24-eodlm Baltimore Md.
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AUCTION SALES.
REAi. ESTATE FOR

SALE.-By virtue of two deeds of trust executed
II the undersigned trustee the 2S day of Octo
Der and an the 1st day of November 1851 by Samuel
Baily shall on Tuesday the LIST day of February
proceed, the premises. by way of public auction
sell the house aud lot. aud vacant lot in snid deeds
toned together with the household and kitchen furn
ture aud carpenters tools belonging said Bay and
also three shares of Va Il Tenn. Railroad stock guar
nntred by the corporation.
These lots situated Diamond hill. in most
pleasant neghborhood, aud coutnin about one and
fourth acres Of ground each. They well worthy the
attention of those wishing To buy real estate.
The tile To the above property Is believed be good
but shall ony convey such title rs is vested in me. by
said deeds oftrust
Terms liberal and made known day of sale.
jan l2-dtds EDW CHRISTIAN Trust.
Express copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-12

NJE the undersigned, again opening and exhib-
w iting very large of Cooking Stoves
of every variety of size and patent commonly in use,
together witha well selected of Parlo Cham
Der, Office and Factory stoves, Saamandar Furnaces,
Crates Fronts Tenders Scuues Cnder Shovels, Blow
&c. &c. to which very respectfully call the at-
ention of and friends. Resting assured,
tat though promise to sell at lower price
than any else, prices will range as low as
others and TINT we will accommodate customers who
will fnvor with exnmnation to their satisfaction,
as wei ms their expectation.
28-dts AGREE 81 MURRILL.
7. S-We would like to employ or good journey.
men Timers A. g. NJ.
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l EGROEs WANTED.-The subscribe

NJ EGROES WANTED.-The subscriber
~ continues in market for NEGROES, Of both sexes.
between the agos of 10 and 30 years. including Mechan.
les such Blncksmhs Carpenters, and will pay tho
highest market prices In cnsh. His Office is n newly
erected brick building lat Lynch street, imme-
ately in rear of the Farmers Bank where he is pre-
pared (havng erected buildings with that view board
negroes Lynchburg for sae otherwise on as
mo terms and keen them secure ms f they we're
placed in the ia Of the CORPORATION.
nne 26--d0el" SETH WOODROOF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-12
V,HE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON,

FINHE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON,
l. AND TRIMMING HOUSE In NEW YORK.
Thomas g. Stcarns importer and Jobbcr Of Silks, Null
Hc,y and Fancy Goods l62 broadway, N. " Has now
in and is daily receiving and offering the lowest
prices, complete assortment of goods in his line,
prsng all the various and designs, consisting of
Black and Fancy Silks, MaroeIines forences, Shawls,
Trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons, Tnfletn and Satin Ribbons
Dress Trimmings of all kinds, Embroideres, French
and English Grapes Grape Lsses Silk Cravats, Gloves
of all kinds Silk Lnce Mitts, Bareges. Laces, White
Goods, Hosiery, l. Hdkfs.
The undersigned would invite the attention of his
friends and the trade generally. He will offer great in
ducements, To cnsh and short time buyers.
THOMAS q STEARNS.
1862 Broadway.
Between Liberty st. and Maiden Lane, N Y.
dec 28-dae1y
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Ponder Nh E.rpl0de1.

BosToN, Jan. S.-The mill of the American
Powder Company, al Acton, Mass, blew up
yesterday, killing three men. named Hudson
BaIcom and Hanson. $50 kegs Of powder ex-
ploded.