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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25

NEW YORK. Feb. I6.-NaEm Sfofes-The market Tor
Spirits Trpentne lower and still unsettled, with sales OF
76O bbss S. cents 1.-THE lower ras yesterday and
small ret III lots at 10 cash. Turpentne is et and IN sma
Rosi at q 30 500 Wilmington, 81 IS delivered an9
III 1890 No and White at - 25 - so; and IS W
per go b. The considerable decline in treignts
favorable TO Naval Stores. Z.
RICEWe notice sales of about $50 ties. at $3 70 p
34, CASH The market firm. FourSales of DOC Dds IS
othen. WheatSales of 80 COO bushels white at S
20 CorHSales of 20 900 bushels white at 65a Cotton
unchangeeales of 1880 bales CoeeSales OF oO0O bags
Rio at 81 105 cts. Whskey-Saes of $50 bbls at gag
SIS so for prime. BeeSaes of $50 bills at IL 20
$l3 so sales of 20 bbls beef hams $l5 OF
$50 bbls at 10 l04 cts and 900 bb do deliverable III
spring, at 10 cts Butter heavy at 13a 10 cts.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 5th.-Cotton was steady at the pre-
vious advance of 3D. h. The sales of the week were
600 bales of which SPECTATORS took 49, 600 and
600 bales Sales on Friday 12OOO and Saturday Oooo
Fair Orleans o. Mddlng 3d. Fair Uplands SD, Middlns
| odd MiddliDg Mobile SD
Breadstus dull and declining Flour had rceeded
Is per bb wheat Sd per lbs and Cd quarter
Western canal -four 25s Philadelphia and Baltimore 3o
3D., Ohio 25 27s white wheat Is Is I'd red 6s. 3D.
Is; mixed Is. Yellow 32s, white 36s.
Rice quiet but steady.
Spirits of turpentine SIS. a SOS. 49,
Lard had declined 1s-sales 62s Beef active at w
lbs. Pork firm and tending upward
| Tea firm Coffee in moderate request. ,
| LONDON, Feb. Cotton had advanced id Sugar TAI
and tending upwards. Wheat had declined IS per or
Flour Is. lower Coffee teas, iron and talow Gull. ~
Money market dull with increased pressure-o :,
stocks quiet and unchanged Consus closed at s9t sy
Commercial avices unfavorabe especial
for the import trade.
AVRE, Feb. 1-Coton is active with sales during tn
week of II 500 bales New Orleans tries ordnare w IT,
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FOR SALE

A T L. H. PIERCE'S BOOK STORE-Papier Maehe
n Writing Desk Rose wood Writing Desk Mahogany
Writing Desk Paper mache work boxes; Antique WORK
boxes Ebony work boxes Rose wood work boxes Mahog
any work boxes Turkey, Morocco, and Porcelain Ca6as
Ivory and Pearl paper folders Tortoise shell
Card Paper mache Card cases PEARL Velvet Gard
cases Pearl Port Monies Damascus Steel Mones Pearl
nlad with silver Monies Papier mache Monies Tortoise
she'll Monies Fancy nkstands of almost every kind Port
Folios Fans beautiful article Games Chess Back
CANNON boxes Dominoes; The circle of knowledge for
Children; Wanderers in the Wilderness for Children The
Star Spanged Banner Children; The Queen Of Beauty
Children Peter Perezzewgs mirhful Game OF happy
wits for do and a variety of others for Children.
Also, handsome assortment of Plain Fancy Letter ana
Note paper Envelopes, Seals, Visiting cards. &c. &C., to-
gether with large assortment of Juvenile Books.
Who would suppose, from Adams simple courses,
That cookery could have called forth such resources
AS farm a science and a nomenclature,
From out the commonest demands of nature.
Prepared for Christmas Just received and for sale at
H. PIERCES Book Store. the following works for house
keepers: The Ladies' book of Cookery. practical
system private families in town and country with drec
tiGns for carving and arranging table for parties &c Al
preparations of food for nvaids and children illustrated
with engravings by Sarah j. Hale The Amer-
economical housekeeper and family receipt book, by Mrs
E. A. Rowland Mrs. Putnams receipt book, and Young
housekeepes Assistant The Virginia Housewife by Mrs
Randolph Miss Lesies receipt book Miss Beecher's Do
nestle receipt book The Improved Housewife book of
receipts with engrayngs for marketing and carving by
Mrs L. Webster alike experienced in the vcssitudeS
life and in housewfery-whom admonitory now in
ve retired and less active e cheered by afec
tionate remembrances of patron friends.
She rseth while yet it darklooketh well to the ways
of household and eateh not the bread of Ideness
SOLOMON.
Sixteenth thousand revised editions with supplement and
perpetual Calender McKenzes 5000 Receipts
Dec. l.. 1852
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH-CARoLIN

ARRIVED.
Feb -Steamer Chatham, Evans, from Fayetteville to
T c. Worth.
Steamer Rowan. Rothwell, from Fayetteville, to E. J.
19U s. Mail Steamer Vanderbilt Burns from Charles
ton with II passengers
Feb. ls-steamer Fanny Luterloh, Stedman, from Fay
ettevile, to E. j. Lutterloh.
Steamer Zephyr, McRae, from Fayetteville, J. D.
Schr VIM H. Howard, Price, from Topsail to DeRcsset
s. Brown; with pea nuts
Schr Mary Abigail Charlotte, from Shallotte to j. H.
Chadbourn & Co.; with naval stores
l9-U: Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley. Bates FIN Charles
ton, with II passengers.
Feb l9-Steamer Southerncr Watson from Fayetteville
to w. H. McKoy
last, to J. H. Chadbourn & Co.
Brig belmont Locke, Park, for Matanzas BY Kidder &
Martin; with 2l0 hhds. moasses.
2l-Br Brig Ansdale, Dorman, from Matanzas, Miles
COstin; with mOlasses
Feb. 2l-U. S. M. Steamer Vanderbilt, Burns. from,
Charleston, with IL passengers
CLEARED
Feb l8-Steamer Chatham, Evans, for Fayetteville BY
T. C. Worth
U. S Mail Steamer Gladiator Price, for Charleston with
Feb. l8-Br Brig Griffin Webb for Bermuda, bv DeRos
set Brown with 3S2 bbls. corn 10 casks rice bbl sn
rits turpentine. Sc, 900 shingles
Schr. Dixon H. Swndell, Douglass for Geropetown nv
M. Costin; with corn.
l9-Steamer Zephyr, McRae, for Fayetteville, by J. 8.
McRae & Co.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedman for Fayetteville by
E. ]. LutterlOh.
u s Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt Burns for Charleston
with 81 passengers.
Steamer Maj VIM Barnet, Barber, for Fayetteville BY
E J. Lutterloh. ~
Feb 2lschr Mary Abigail, Charlotte, for shaOtte by
Feb 2l.U s. NJ. Steamer Gladiator, Price, for Charles
ton. with lO2 passengers.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG IINIMENT.

FNHE properties OF this Lnment eGuaed
the cure Of Rheumatism Neuralgia sprans, Burns Bruises
pies Old Sores Pains the body
pcaon reach We have certificates from those
Horses cured of Rngbone SPAWN Fistuo PoeveL
Founder, and any enlargement o bone or muscle "
Dr. A. G. BRAGG-Sr: My little child when one month old was
attacked with Scad Head and have empoyed the
best aid in the city without
its head solid cake
OF your Mustang Eminent TO had
upper lip which had been for cured
aey used the remainder of the
nearly cured-one bottle more WILL without doubt perfectly
cure II: HENRY STIER
% Vine St, st. Louis, June 2sth, 1852
This is to certify that have used the Mexican Mustang
men recently in of Spranhe right hip
so badly spained and bruised that
out OF joint obtained bottle of the ussd il freely
joint well have the Linmen for the Piles s
effects wonderful Free application night and for
@ W. H mas perfectly cured me- EDWIN R. BARRON
SAVANNAH Geo June 25th 1852
nave used the Mexican Mustang my
stable upon horses Sprans
ana sores OF different kinds incident large
seu upon morse which had been saddle CALLED
ed hao ried many remedies and in particular that
nad been 10 the habit Of using years.
successful Nothing appeared give any relief until
the Mustang Lniment which in very short time
Suer II an invaluable remedy, and would be without
VIM H. HOLMES.
Messrs A. G. BRAGG Col was induced to y The Mns,ana
Eminent on valuable horse of mine SPAWN in ten
Gays AMER applying the swelling down. the
advse all who have horses Ring bone spavin
nroen h or ameness of any kind to Of and
lAniment up bottles Sizes sells for
cents So cents and 81 per bottle so cent size contains
Inc 81 size times as much as the 25 sze being
G BRAGG CO, proprietors Principal Desc so4
pLoau"ay N.Y. and corner Third and Market streets ST LOUIS
nor nor sale 6y Druggists generally, andby DuPRE
Zee. q, lsoS-Il6-6ml Druggist Wilmington. N. e.
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NOTICE.


THE Committee for the examination OF of Conmn
i pointed by the Board of Superintendent ~ IN meet
Schools for New Hanover county, are request CoDpa-
the Office of the Wilmington and Raleigh ha Tm COun
ny, Monday evening, at O'Clock, OF Marcn t;scs
ty Court. All persons DESTROYS of obtaining from those
Teachers, will then appear for examination;
with whom the Committee unacqualnted '0''
character will be required. ,, cbc;rmaa
Extract from Act passed by the Leg tu;tuqn
Carolina at its session. 1852 relative to the nrOsa
Superintendent of Common Schools and for other
Ind be 1T further enacted, That the act OF | be
ed at its Session in lS4647 chapter 100 secvf SuTp
amended to make it the duty of the boau be cse~
tendents of Common Schools in each county not more
appoint Committee of Examination consisuin5 ROa
than FIVE persons, Of whom the Chairman OF i shall
county Superintendent shall be one, whose du and moral
to examine into the qualifications, both mena teachers
of all such persons may apply for emplo counties
in any of the Common Schools in their ouvened
which said Committee of Examination shall g yts at @a
the Chairman of the Board of Superinte1aeGt in ea
three times during the year. at central PGln.
county, of which times and places of meeting Ds
mittee or its Chairman shall post writer 1 The said "
door of the Court House of the county anu one yea
aiming Committee shall continue IN once o ch meDpa.
until their successors are appointed anu The duties y
while continuing to accept and to dlscnarg nvemp TOE
his appointment said Committee, shall O0 -
road and military duties. ;, orntes WbII.
A1ad be 1T further enacted, That IN al Iirmen ~.
there Committees of Examination, the ;1pd to re%
Boards of county Superintendent are Oree
to pay drafts drawn upon them in favor OF said %
pensation for teaching Common Schools, us ora qua
exhibit regular certificate OF mental ;uc Comml
cations from the majority of said Exah;f;on Thereof
dated not than year from the 100 2w 24r>
February 4th, 1858. @---~~
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Mrs. BulI ana MRS. .So.sa fhan.

Punch finds fertile field for his inveterase wit in the
cent fare up" between the women Of Stafford House,
and their sisters this side ofthe Aanticgr6w
ing ont of the Uncle To slavery agitation Thus in
his number he puts into the mouth of the Dthes Of
Sutherland poetic remonstrance of which this verse is
medium sample:
By the Ladies Bull
Sisters, daughters. wives, and mothers.
All feelings how il rakes,
That your sons, sires, husbands. brothers,
Should so badly their blacks
Oh! speak with hearts sncerest,
All with love and pity rents
But, why don't you. Sisters dearest,
Make your relatives repent.
Then comes a transatlantic rejoinder
By the Ladies Jonathan.
You have slaves far worse than niggers,
That in ignorance sunk,
Who no letter know. nor figures.
Vicious, destitute, and drunk;
Have them taught to read their Bibles,
And repeat their A, B, G,
Better this than writing libels
On the Nation OF the Free.
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From Europe.

The steamships Alps and America, arrived at N
York on the 18th inst the first with Liverpool dates
to the 2nd the latter to the 5th inst The Alps is
screw steamer. The political news by the America
has not been sent over the lines. Her markets will
be found under the proper head
The civil marriage of Louis Napoleon, took place
at the Tuilleries. and the religious ceremony next
day at Notre Dame, and was celebrated with great
pomp and splendor. Three thousand political pris
oners OF 1851 were pardoned the day of the mar
rage and this, together with her refusal of dota
ton by the Senate, had created q very favorable
feeling towards the new Empress
The reference to Maria Louisa. in Napoleon's
speech, had created considerable sensation at Yien
ma, which the explanation given by the French Min
lister of Foreign Affairs, had not been sufficient to
allay.
The war between the Turks and Montenegrins is
still progressing, and new Turkish army of "a, 600
has entered the Montenegro territory Montene.
gro is tributary State of Turkey whose woke il
seems inclined to throw off Russia is supposed to be
at the bottom of the Instruction
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25
Another Shaker Marriage.

Mr. Dennis Pratt one of the founders of the Socie-
ty at Harvall !. who has been often in our
street with apple and other Shaker notions,
startled the Community" at H few days since by
announcing 10 the brethren an sisters that he had
taken Miss Lord 10 the altar in Boston-that they
were made one fesh and the Lord was on his side
he should quit them, and "peddle their sass no Ion
ger any how
1t seems that "friend - Dennis, while in Boston a
few days since, with his broad brim and long gray
coat. found something much sweeter and more 10 his
taste than the best frkn of sauce he had with him
and resolved on making an immediate investment
putting in all he had and throwing himself in, into
the bargain This he did under the eye of a justice
OF the peace stated, and is enjoying the honey
moon here in Lowell, as happy clam. He thinks
he has been " shaken down enough a, Harvard, and
now needs little worldly repose May the tub of
his connubial sauce be overlooking and as sweet
as If made from ppins from the Garden of Eden! 1t
is said when the Shakers first heard the announce
ment that one who had been with them for 81 years
had so suddenly and unaccountaby fallen from grace
they all joined in a sort of hymn, laundering out with
one voice. 1t is the Lords tongs A shorn sheep
is broke from the fold" &c. Thus chanting, they
proceeded 10 put few pigeon wings of extra
vgor and soemny into their dance, and the next day
having appointed new commissioner of apple sauce
with sufficient ureties, opened fresh accout wintt
the same.-L01CeI Courier.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25

FAYETTEVILLE, Feb. l7.-Bacon l04 a Ilac.; Cotton
SIC Flour $4 81 so Corn 60 65c Oats IS soc:
Peas IS 70c.; Lard IL l3c. '
Cotton-We reduce our quotations all grades
notiee-ObserUer. "0' VI
CHARLESTON: Feb 17.-Cotton, Middng to good
middllng " mddng fair 81 Zoe. Rice 50aS3 S7B
bushel as in quality The bulk Of transaction how
ever have been made at prices ranging from 95c OF
bushe Sales OF corn at 60 10 and az cents per
Oats - 46 cents bushe Lard IL Il cents per N
Bacon hams l6c; Shoulders So. sides 10 iOa cts
per h. ~ ~ SS'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25

REMOVAL.
Removed to Mulberry Street. between Front and
North Water Streets.
THE subscriber continues keep hand large ERo
l. and general assortment of CARRIAGES of AfSSSf42
his manufacture, which he offers for on the most
reasonable terms among which be found Rockavays
BarOuches, Dunhams, Buggies, Wagons, Gigs. Sui
keys, sc. Also, Harness of all kinds.
Purchasers will find it to their interest to call and
inc before purchasing elsewhere determined not to
be undersold
N B. Repairing done at short notice. and in the
est and best manner. ISAAC WELLS
Wilmington, N. c., July 4, 1851 43-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25

WILD CAT CAUGHT BY LocoMoTIvE.-A late num-
Der of the Philadelphia Sun, says that on Thursday,
the train of passenger cars from the West, while
passing along the front of the Tuscarora mountain,
short distance above MiIlerstown, Perry county, ran
over large wild cat, breaking three of its legs and
preventing its escape. After daylight the animal was
found and secured The cat had doubtless been drink
ing of the Junata river, when frightened by the fast
coming train, attempted to retreat to the mounta in
and was caught on the railroad track.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25
Male and Female SEMINARY

BENJAMIN J. TENNEY, a. .prira,.,
Miss ELIZA HESTER, nstructress in Female Department
THE Trustees are happy to announce that this Inait
i ton is now permanently established, and in a fCi%
ing condition Testimonials of the highest character wo
rant them in saying that the qualifications of the Tea
whom they have engaged, such ensure to ali WIN
may paronze the institution, the advantages of systematic
and thorough instruction.
large and commodious building has been erected with
separate rooms, and ample accommodations for both The
Male and Female Departments.
very extensive and complete Apparatus has been pro
vided for the illustration of the different branches of N
al Philosophy, Chemistry, SC. Frequent lectures will be
given, with experiments in the various branches Of Physical
Science throughout the Academic year, which commenced
on the 4th inst.
An excellent Piano is furnished for the use of Pupils
Music.
The of study will be extensive as in any similar
institution in the State. Pupils may here pursue all branch
es necessary to fit them for advanced standing Col
lege in the Union.
From the which this school has heretofore
met with, the Trustees have thought proper make
considerable deduction in the fees for tuition, which will be
as follows per session:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25

THE subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments at the North, which will
egn domestic MARBLE qualities is prepared to fiji
all orders for MONUMENTS AND TOMB-STONES-and
every other article in the line of the business reasonable
rates.
SCULPTUR1NG, LETTERING, or CARVING, execu-
ted as we'll as can be done either North or South
The best of reference can be given if required
Feb. IL, lS52-23-tf1 JAMES McCLARANAN,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25

ANOTHER CAST OF THE CAB1NET.-The New York
Herald of Tuesday complies from the Cabinet
kers of Concord, Albany, Buffalo and elsewhere, the
following schedule of Gen. Pierce's Cabinet:
New York-Wm. L. Marcy, Secretary of State.
Virginia-R. M. T. Hunter; Secretary of the
Treasury.
Tennessee-A o. P. Nicholson, Secretary of the
Interior.
Mississippi Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War
New Jersey-R. F. Stockton, Secretary of the
Navy.
Ohio--Samuel Medary, Postmaster General.
Observation-Disclosures Campbell, Attorney General,
The Concord correspondent asks are the Wash
ington quid-nuncs that Senator Hunter has pc.
remptorily declined serving in Gen. Pierce's Cabi-
net q
Our letters from Washington state that they are
all in the dark there-and the Herald is doubtless
right when it says that & the Washington Cabinet
makers don't know much, and they won't know
much of the Real Simon Pure Cabinet till General
Pierce himself gets to the Federal City, and gives
his opinion On the subject"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25
Potatoes and Poetry.

The writer of the following lines seems to ha
quite as much taste for good potatoes as for pc
poetry The verses copied from that quizzit
paper, the Boston Carpet Bag:
The Eye Love.
Let the artist and the poet
Paint the eye of melting blue;
Talk of Heaven when it looketh
It's low-drooping fringes through;
Let the lover sigh and langush,
Half enraptured at the shrine
Of some proud and peerless beauty.
With the spell of two dark eyne;
Let the sweet bewitchng hazel
Shed it's arrowy rays of light
And the gray eye beam contentment,
Like a star upon the night;
Yet from blue, and black, and hazel
And gray eyes less rapture drink l,
Than l feel when fondly gazing
On the new, sweet mealy pinE-eye!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25

8. Al meeting OF the Fayetteville and Raleigh Joint
charter granted by the late Legislature was accsr,eS e
and the Joint Stock Company was merged in the in
corpOrated Company. under the name Of the Favette.
vile lie and Raleigh Plank Road Company.
Inc following gentlemen were elected Directors
Henry Elliot. Col Archd s. McNe, John G. vii.
llams, w. Pearce, Jas. w. Strange, Jas Banks and
a! AIend NcLean The President viii be appointed by
The Road was located from Kingsbury, Ito which
pace = " comPletedl to McNeifs Ferry. to run by
Ville-O Observer. y summer
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25
EvERITTsvlLLE FEMALE Ac,nz

FfNHIS fourshing Institdtion now in sessia. MY.
i placed under the charge of Mr. j. D. Can has been
Virginia Principal aided by competent and we
Everettsve is situated in Wayne countv NJ =
as the lime Of the great Southern Road
ndnccd several families to remors of this y
river and make it their place of residence 's on t
commodious building has been erected ave.
Female Seminary of the highest grade The
citation rooms are neatly and comfortably fur6sa and
Excellent Pianos and complete set Of pb1saEea
Chemical Apparatus with Globes Orriry. &c
procured for the use of the Academy w. nave beer
1t is belived that nothing is wanting to rora-,,
ton equal to the best of the kind in the county, THIS n
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE now.
For Spelling and Reading .....l MS
For above, with Writing, Arithmetic Grammar .n SO %
IeoSrdpHy. N
For above, with all the other branches of an En. 50
Ancient and Modern languages, (each) ...'. Is %
Where the languages studied alone '''''''.. %
Music, with use of instrument ''''''''. 10 %
Board, including washing, fuel, lights % 90
For further particulars address the Principal %
Hall Wm B. Eper,rt John Wright scnmb JOHN E
Everttsville. Wayne Co., N. c., Jan ID lS5a no
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25
TOPSAIL ACADEMY,
THE Exercises of this Institution will he ROOM.

7 INSTITUTION will her sr,.,
l. day. the 3rd day of January, 1855 ''urea on Mon
J. w. MURPHY, A. NJ, ............. p,;n
Students will be prepared for admission to n cpai
Class ofany College in the United States The cue Junior
instruction will be thorough and the object Of e Of
cpal will be to educate, not to reform no how 1 e ffn
tained who, upon trial. should prove himself o VIII De re-
or morally unsusceptible of education. "' mentally
TUITION PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS, AS ForIou
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic Geography y n
English Grammar, History and Philosophy oiD!' p %
First Glass in Algebra. Latin and Greek Il !: W
Second Glass in Ancient Languages and Mathematics "
or either. Observation-Disclosures. 10 a,
Board can be had in the immediate vicinity Of bo
my, at 81 per month. NICHOLAS n NIXON S'Au'
49,, Pres't. of Board of Trustees
Hg-Commercial and Herald copy mos 'A
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25

The VACANT OFFICE OF BIsHop-We notice men.
ton in the papers of rumor Indicating Rev. Dr.
Hawks as likely to be the next occupant of the DO
sitiOn left vacant by Bishop Ives. We should think
that this would be popular selection. Dr. Hawks,
although located in New York, was born in North
Carolina and seems to have always retained a warm
interest in the prosperity of his native State 1t is
unnecessary to add that he enjoys high reputation
for talents and pietv
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-25
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVE t;nc

WE HAVE JUST RECEI'PIlann planting PCa,
A MOTHER lot of those superior Ieii0" Ill to call
"A toes. Those wishing Potatoes WllIl % ESLbn
fore purchasing, on WlLh1N90------ Mise:
Hats ssi it o~n san ss Hat
wishing to purchase requested 10 can MYERS, HaHS
Nov. 18th, y. = -,ra jelly
GPIcED OYSTERS. Preserved Pi SSs9N EsLbh.
- &c SC. For sale by WILN- ---c..or bolster
OLIVER PLATED DESERT KNlK KI;Tes, latest P''''
- ed ivory handled Table ana ma b bz n,NsoN
and Of superior quality, for sale oy NJ ROBlN0
ml5 ECom and Her. copy'I
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March &c. 1856

SMITHVILLE MALE AND FEMALE AoA t'adinr,
WILL it's fourth session IN the new "a l6
w 18th of February and close its schoasut f S Mr.
Dec 1853. Organization and charges as @ he SUD
Murphy excepted whose services if necessary oJde h
piled by competent Assistant. For partes!aa INT
principal. JAMES H. phi. Pnns C.
Dec Billion Smltn'H'