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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-23
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.

Authorized Agents for the Journal.
JAMES M. REDMOND, Tarboro', Edgecombe co., N.
JOSIAH JOHNSON, Clinton, Sampson county.
Joseph R. KEMP, Bladencounty.
JAMES II. MEREDITH, Gravelly Hill, Bladen co.
B. BARNES, Black Creek, Wayne county
LEWIS JONES, Pink Hill P. O., Lenoir county.
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Maine Election.

PORTLAND, Sept. l3.-The election returns SHOW
that there has been no choice for Governor by TIN
people. The Wings and Maine Liquor Law Demo
Gratis will have a majority in the Legislature.
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A JUDGE FINED FOR AN AssULr-Judge Finn, of
the Criminal Cour, of Cincinnati was fined $50 and
costs for his assault upon Mr. Jolliffe, amembeof the
bar. During the trial, lawyer named Garrard refus-
ed TO be seated, while within the bar, and severe
battle took place between him and the Marshal which
resulted in the former being placed in a cell, from
which he soon after released in order to have his
wounds dressed, having received severe blow over
the head from " colt" They must have an unruly
set of judges and lawyers in the Queen City.
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d EV VIM H. BOBBlrT will open School, in the town
II of Wilmington the first Monday in October next
Circular containing terms, &c., be found either n
the store of Wilkinson & Esler or at G. IL. Keley's
August IL. 49-t3Oet
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F1RE.-The Disterv OF w. p Moore ESQ was
partially consumed by fire yesterday afternoon
The loss is estimated 10 be about $4,000 The fire orig
mated, in consequence of crevice in the brick work
Immediately around of the stills. house ad Join
ing the distilIery, the residence OF Mrs. Wcks was al
so consumed.--Neubeyn atlantic, 14h inst.
No Accounting FOR TAsTE.-As a very general
thing, you will mark it, observant reader that great
overgrown tall will contrive 10 be welded to a
very small, short woman and, on the contrary, you
will see diminutIve man linked to a woman of brob-
dngnag dimensions. You will also observe that
feshy persons will wish that they of the lean
and hungry . make; while you will hear the " men
of aths sigh that they are not fat and sleek-head-
ed such as did Caesar delight in So is human ma
ture
1t is amusing to witness the attempts of your short
people TO appear TALL and tall attempt to con.
cea their giant dimensions. Instance; you will al
most invariably dapper little man in very high.
heeled boots, and hat of the taIIest proportions
while, on the other hand, you will observe very tall
man sporting castor of the shaowest mould-all OF
which tends only to make both the parties supremey
ridiculous to persons of correct taste have noticed
too very thing, that little men will very
generally display bold. round, and dashing penman
ship; while have observed that the handwriting OIL
many gant-framed and strong handed, burly mar
was formed in the most efemnate characters.
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RHEUMATISM, 80 YEARS.-Mrs. E. Bagwel, Of J
gnia. suffered from Rheumatism from her 18th her
employed the best medical attention. and tried %
cines, but was cured only by HAMPTON'S VEGETAp
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Schools.
SCHOOL,.

MIR. GEO. w. JEWETT will open a School in tb;,
ltl place the first Monday of October next, comprsn
all the branches of English and Classical educatoS
Usually taught in the Academies and High Schools of New
England where he has been many one of the mo
successful teachers.
He has also had experience in the preparation ~
Teachers for Common Schools.
Reference-S. JEwETr. [Sept 9th, lS53-I-tf
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baltimore and QAio raroad Baore 10 WheeIg and
Meeting tasre NA the Sge and sreadiI steamers V INA
Union Ene on he OHIO, andhe stages 20 ZanscsIs, &C.
HIS expeditions being thoroughly completed by late
finishing OF the Board road
excellent order The earnest travellers confidently
ieeted The
this road Is of The tupendous aud character
The express mail train leaves BzItnore daily u and
run. directly through 10 Whe-Ing o mies IN Is OF " hos In
Guiding all sloppagcs arriving there al OF next dny
passengers leaving Baltimore lay lodging
Ia Cumberland 7y mes and proceed thence wheeling n the
morning tN&
and daily Baltimore Wash
ingon junction, (bcte Relay House miles
Baltimore.
Al Wheeling unysied Union line,
which have just been completed for this daily
ION with the and down Ohio Gin
cinnati Louisville, Nashville,
the 81 Lods and New Orleans packets taken by those
ing Iuller ~.
Passengers m Columbus lor who prefer the land Gin
cnnat uDd other OF Oo and the West d
Wheeling Ohio coaches
the best the National Zansve snd thence
by railroad 5B
railroad will also find this most there being
places.
Baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling and
charge Tor transfer OF passengers baggage.
Fare by through anywhere
rouc) from Washington Wheeling, ~ so Cincnnai Sl
TO I.ousvie SI2
Tickets be had Of Mr.. Pason AGENT railroad station,
Washington, and Of The other agents OF the company.
WIN. PARKER,
May ll-6u General Superintendent.
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BY ROBERT ARMsTKoNa.



THIS establishment open reception sslss The
healing qualities Q the well established and BY
regarded the state The buildings
large SCALE ,assuiy arranged with spacious porlcoe bali
psro extensive walks and covered ways shaded
by beautiful r.E.
ayIrse band OF has been secured a ample
supply the best and which the
could without Ehcent, psle,
viii endeasor make the time Of the
able possible. i.
Ss5, months,
weeks, ste; week, slo; S 75 meals
each, Children
half price. No charge children under Horre 90
day. $40 nh Tue very BEST wines and liquors
having OF bottle proportion
place by Others. Bills payable weekly. th
Ale railroad completed
the leav~ Ale eight O'Clock
Sunday Waenon IN about half
where drsa'e line stages will take the Immediately
The Springs, half miles cAdan4ed
turning Wanenton IN O'Clock, aud
xAnda and Washington
Baltimore An Of leaves
Bealeton about a arst-
coaches will take the
Aexsnda the Springs, $3.50 Trayellers who
donsvc will have equally good coaches Cupeper Court
house, which place they leave cars,
Beaeoa thirty minutes where the coaches will
immsda,sy 10 the Springs thus making two daily lines from
and WaIrenton
may Springs dine spend
exanda aud return the Springs by Of the
by tho evening train from Richmond the
BY day. BY the Godonsvie they sleep
Court houFc and the Springs about
times week, connecting G,incs's Cross Win
chester line.
THOMAS O. FLINT. 3
June l7-3aw4wn Superintendent.
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rae AsA4e Of person spon toehs uNtt
psymens u tAe subscription be made In sdssnes.
Dsast sshcribess mousy By posfs
~sscA van b psid sssamed b.
ns oooNThf fArEk Published weekly during
sAsss Of CeAssc.. s.d weekly daring ,ns T.ce..
Subscriptions for period ysar win be received ON
terms psoportioncd TO the above annual rates.
70 WPoSfmhSTEkp authorised our us... ana IL
sending DAILY subscribers. $50 enc.ea or INV.
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with WEEKLY
subscribers, Slo enclosed eoy OF tb
edition as they furnish us rraiis
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PURSUANT TO resolution Board Commissioner the
Metropolitan railroad q esisia
ue q the State Of Maryland passed the Of ss3
entitled An acl 10 Metropolitan Railroad
notice hereby given BY the said
snres Of stock NOT having been akeu by said
the books receiving
on the capital stock of said Metropolitan Railroad
will be oopened 2 day Of June
kept open from the sad I'D duy Of June the I'd July
elusive, The hour Of 10 O'Clock,
respectively by public
thai duty. ~ e4t- i@
BY order of the Commissioners .se
w. w. SEAToN Chairman
FRANCIS DoDaE, Secretary.
The National ineigenee Union and the Republic, Wash
ington the Advocate Georgetown, d. C. and the Bamorc
baltimore WIN please insert the above advertisement three times
week I'LL the 2d Of July. Tho
the Herald Citzen Frederick;
Tin Wing Mddleiown Odd Fellow,
aid and focIigb the ageown Mail News
Own will respectively insert tho week
until the ID Of July. HfHH
June
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OFFICE Army CLOTHING EouirAoE,
Philadelphia, June IL, 1883
GEAGED PROPOSALS. Will bo received at this ONCE
until 10 O'clock Of the 2Dth July for furnishing
by The following quantities duck deliverable
the United states Clothing and EquiPge depot 5cnk
quantities required before the 3lst Of October next viz
00n yards duck, 2eH inches wide, weight l4k
per yard for wall and tents;
1000 yards cotton duck 2sx inches wide, weight 10
yard Tor wall tent flies;
1900 yaids cotton da:k - inches wide, weight l5 o. per
yard, for hospital tent hes; .sar
all Of which be OF domestic manufacture and conform all
respects the standard sealed In this Office
Samples will by mail with additional information
the subject which be desired by manufacturers wishing
offer proposals.
Ten OF the Of each delivery will be retained until
the shall which forfeited the Uui
deeaton the fu
filling The and stpulaions Of tho
will be based accepted proposals. the ulmeni
Of which two securities " Ill be required,
Letters should be endorsed Proposals for
Army Supplies" addressed to
g.. II. CROSMAN,
Juno 22-3tawr'O July Major and u. 3. A.
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May ll--dtf
United States Patent Umce,

WashtnYsbn, June u, IeoJ
IN the petition Of Dmpe Of Phi'adeIpha Pennsyivania
" praying for the extension Of granted him the
twenty eighth of December 1885, blowers
for from which
takes riace the day Decembe eighteen hun
dred md fifty three, (l653 .-
petition be heard Office
Monday, the h Of December IL O'Clock and all
notified and show they have why
said petition ought be granted.
Persons opposing the required to file the Patent
Oce their objections, specially forth writing, east
days before the day OF hearng all Testimony ed by either party
be said hearing In accord
with the rules OF the oce which viii be furnished app
cation. s. ss-
that this published Union and In.
teigencer Washington PenRsylvanian Philadelphia Penn
svana Post Psburg Pennsylvania National Democrat, city
New York; aud Post Boston, Massachusetts,, week
three successive weeks previous the m of December
the day of hearing. "#at..I ..a 1Et
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
P.s-Edtor papers copy,
bills to the Patent ofce with paper containing this notice.
June 29-law3w
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GANDS AND CUMMikGsS BRICK MACHINE.--PATEN
Rights fur saieMichaeI Nourse city,
appointed the exclusive United o
IN the above machine. thoroughly
nounced BY practical bcknnker throughout the county
best machine for the
cessfuiy worked by the application power
wae or horse Win light horses the clay tempered
the time
manner thus eIceing rapidly OF other machine
for that purpose known.
The issue Of the American only delayed until the
chine be protected abroad Meanwhile, M Co.
pared
a good same 4. r.
Apply (p0st paid) Office,
Streets tho Post Office Department.
Fl
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VALUABLE and improved Farm In the vicInity OF
Washington for Saerhe sWOod
the farm on which she resider certainly OF the most
valuable and highly vicinity Washington
the District Of Coumba about miles from navyyard
cs road. Of the best leading the city, and Is
diate ncghborood lands Mer Young Addis0n
Jenkins hson, and the hospital contains three
hundred land, hundred
cesred and in cuvnon aad the residue heavily mbered The
cleared land well enclosed divided into heid in each
which failing and quantities
me assr stae and have been used this
with effect within the last three years,
produce haavy There of bolton
land timothy fifty about
wheat The
comfortable dwelling dairy poultry
gardeners onbudings
the the farm Possession of the farm and farm
buildings will be immediately will be given,
desired, a portion money.
For further particulars apply John Carroll gren eq
G.
of i0, whore plot Of the be
the premises
Feb i0--aawu ELIZABETH BRENT
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TrIE Corner We have ,hi- dap from
j Auction -, ~. s.4 Lttff q 81 '5#
! embroidered collars, 6k cents t.s5a.
$50 pairs ace undcrseev~-, ~, worth ~ 80
I rs chimixettes, 81 80, worth % gal.1lss j.
100 DOZEN linen csmhc ~, worth ~ 90
The goods srratas isds. they are
lest half me usual price. ..e .
Il .-., 49, YERBY, TERBs, n VERY,
Mar ~ dfnf fInt1 Corner of 7th g. and Penn. av'
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Law school of Cumberland Univcrstty, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon Abraham Cauthss late Of the Circuit,
L Judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan of the judges supreme
Of Tennessee. #.#
Hon. Bomed L. Ridley of the chnnceors of
Judges Caruhrs Green dcv their whOlS
school,
Plan Of srudionl. Daily examinations each class
No of explanations
daily ~ progress OF EXAMINATIONS
e. Weekly Of law and In which
of fncts profess
and psecUte them through all processes
practice. The framed them
Deeds Wills records and all Documents
dence in the trials Some Of the taken by appeal
which il held monthly in the and
public at the end af session The students clerks
Judges and chanceor, official
pacies with their suits.
The frs the third
tember, February
mences the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July. ls. 4E g.Ht
Erpen per sessonTuiion fee 450 advance contingent
fee "a boarding abcut $50 Students their
which bc had In the LebaAon bookstores.
Four sessions complete course,
No previous study required
mission There four regular classes Students may
any time during the collegiate year. 11E*
There legislature connected wi b the school,
Number of students the last collegiate eshlys siI
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb lI-eoly President Board of Trustees
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Superior "na f<o no"'esi Nsw Live het>n arpy Ferry
Wcsh,rgor City. r
TUE we'hnown swim -.f- sud comfortable psck
Captain Volney Purcell, running
Harper. Ferry, leaving srpe,. Ferry O'Clock, M,
Washington srjp on
Nay, day and down regularly
feScept susdsy) making three trips a week. - II ~
favorable and economical
Opportunity enjoying the beautiful scenery ofhe fooms by
ikht
FROM Hsrpers Ferry to Washington -
Msy1 1s-d9ms .# .
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ur Leters .asent secured in
wonderful discovery medicine
cty OF tho relieve without shock
simultaneously such head aud tooth
ache, doiofsnx &C. and by their mild
un1ous and pcrcepte action tho sody stand
ssuch loc paralysis liver
all dreadful children
called
Disorders Of The bowels They precipitse from
dces Aecspose wsser defect the
si the phenomesn o powerful vose pc The Instruments
dScaS those effects weigh about be folded
his lifetime, guarding HIMSELF family and friends. against
thai numbcs and which mild
cy perfectly certain, aud wonderfully
The price ofa complete chain from 81 10 50 batle,ies $40
S6a 50. e.s# "Hz'
facts any person easily
the acknowledged America
Academy Of Medicine of New York.
Piled with the medical colleges the Bevue
and Wasd's leland hospitals Brooklyn City Hospital,
by M Royal College Of and London
Academic kaonas Medecin imperial
ns,uons Of The highest order Including the
pSoprors possession ef
secs cn all the institutions America Europe
Distinguished
both hen.pheres, and the public examine
for scenuhc OF tesmoniai,,
cared IN New York Europe obtained
ohce They will forwarded free Of postage
Ussed sstss In ans~er prepaid inquiries containing ee
po~ass samys f-sE j. sTElNERT,
No. ss broadway conner OF Prince street, New York
baIt,msts Charles and wm caspa, - North Gay
AZ 1S-d3u
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SEA nATHINu.

C0lmnsbsa House. Caps leland. New Jersey.
THE hss the shove hotel '
visiters ia c~SshssssA watering
sSdiaoss sad bsv.
svsctSw ef unsBeer Of
Gas
and ohsv es~vsuiesese cA
sud safety NJ shess who hvcf
the C-Iunnba win their patronage.
'' "''l"-'' l.. HARDWOOD,
June H-dim Cape Island, New Jersey.
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THE ATLANTIC HsItng Works Manufacturc the
l. aCoNPOsITE IRON RAILING uncqualfrd In beauty,
melted
rods and framework Of wrought making either light and
graceful like HrH- 7ata
WIRE RAILING
sod like Each being thus made
piece of the
Affect there nstine ofths work Desgn will be
10 address, postage free.
range from 80 o. nes foot Rains- for pub
for sale by GEORGE FoSTEN, Agent,
@ 1es Broadway, New York
NJ nd agents persons authorixcd
Wy patented railing Atlantic staics
Ap I6-d3ni fIsei
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ID RIGER ATOHs.Tbe subscriber received
u supply Of those uaivea stone jar r.ses,ors"
4. Philadelphia nnt which received
the Metropolitan Nechanics fnsutue Of this city
used this rvfrige
decidedly article IL IL arranged
That each ncs OF food entirely SEPARATE removed
cold
within each
mont, simple vepstng ths complete
OF the whole apparatus s Insured.
For sale manufacturers prces with the privilege Of being
turned II they do prove In way satisfactory, BY
= - ees.-.Es @'' G. w. BoTELER,
Apa7-u -.-s..# ..s-s.... S'.'''r Iron Han.
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REu known 10 all whom it may concern, that shs
undersigned will, according Of the General Land
once city, apply said once for
u6cmtes scrip lieu following land othcc military do
piicAs 2,9s 1885, 3071, 3,052 $685. 1855
52 3o5, 29s 32 a2 and t4it the original. Of which n
revolution and belonged TO
Rsyno deceased and have been neither located
patented, but casusiy lost or destroyed - ,,,...
himself the other hc saw Of wm Reynolds, dec d.
RioHnoHp, April 30, 1858. 4a@@.a.
Ans 4 ii Arm
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TRKAsuRr DEPARTMENT, June i, 1853
pEopOsALs viii be received this until the LIST day
Of August next ~ cc'ock nsoo os the construction of the
house Once Wilmington Delswsre, according
sse 'bosraprd drawings and pssed -pcncs"ns prepared nm
der Ammi H. younx, the
49, 1882 sad
for the whole bup and for ne dnersnt kinds Of
the III. night reject the proposals
Unised ssnc a.
Eighty the and maeas
fusbed according price rsd sonot be ssce:ned
by the viii be paid The work pocceds, and NJ
teen cent, retained until e completion o. the contract and The
sccepance of the work. Ac., by the superintendent .
viii be awarded builders mechanics
other
Of the Of the will forfeiture Of tho
Every popo.a accompanied wuen guarantee
igned responsible (eered the
sfe United astcs district Judge OF the district in which the
Persons redc that bidder wi when reqairsd his
sal be accepted enter into and bond with proper and
soh,cient securities the Of els 600 for s faithful perform
psns working ~ing and printed specification.
he had and examined information touching he
posed obtained spp
the custom, house wilmington, Della
The proposals mus, be thus department. addressed IN the
s-r~,svy ~ Proposals
a Wilmington. Delaware ard will be O'Clock,
On ne day axed for r-c.ivinr the The ~ The
bidders any shah be present. ss.5s5' sf38sa s.
-, JAMES GUTHRIE,
'"nsS-@'~'Ansl ~ Secretary ~ tbs Treasury
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A Eyy spRING cOODs-p. W. HRowNtN0 m +,

A Ew SPRING GOODs.-P. w. BRowNtNG m orchan
tailor, under United otei bes
Of the citizens OF Washington, and his and
we'll selected French and
the fullest esscn, the principles low prices snd
punctnay he will oe Who'll. clothes
$40 aud thus prevent the necessity Of the
called cheap stoes for lie
stock goods that be either
qualify Win nends liberal
The sans MA3i-gawn
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A CARD.

THE underxned vis Tennessee Kentucky Illinois,
Indiana, and the
aud sfas hs f'esd. and se public win charge
Of and his persons attention business
stsSss~d He will remain brief Knoxville
vlcs ard Nashville, in Tennsee Lexington,
LsRs<svWe, Maysyte in ke0tucky Springfield,
syets inisna aad the counties Of Wood Jackson Writ
Wilmer Western Virginia Pcrsons desirons
made other basiee~ attended invited
selves " This and will address
pnstpad before the 2h The
coainued as nsnal during hs absence s#E
'a1iA ~ CHARLES DE sELDTNG,
s....r. ss...s 7h street, opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
Washington, June 18th, 1853.
June It--eobr97
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pnorEx,op ALEXANDER C. BARRY.s Tr,csphe-

moderated compound for preserving fasnina soften
promoting growth OF hair, cleansing the head, and
curing Diseases OF the skin and external cu bruises, &c The
OF NIL who have ussd Bsrys TcoPheross whcth
Of thr hair, erupons
cuts place, the head of s preparations intended
purposes Figur~s
and fact, bear The sale. average msn q bette. year
that amount daily
manuctory l Brosdway, addressed Professor Barry,
requiring would scarcely he
believed The Wholesale demand from 100 1000 bottles
day. probably hair
The popularity OF the article everywhere and hs liberal
term, Dealers combine TO Increase s sales with great rapdy
made considerable
m reputation well ininsc value For sale whole
sale rets depot manufhcto III Broadway and
principal merchants and druggists sosahou the United
IndieA. Btan and
and James L. Gibbs Wasnson, D. O. Sold In
large bottles. Price 25 .55s. e.f31aa.
4 Nav IA I'm
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WHEREAS by the provisions of the Of Congress approved
w March Sd 1883, entitled provide
the public ands in California; the granting of
and other the President of United
authorized, such judgment public
and
her legislation Of the subject divide
state into two three separate and distinct land
DISTRICTS shall be necessary
respectively The Upper and Lo~er the Upper Middle
the public interest imperavey that
disriets shall be established In sste:
Now, THEREFORE, FkAsKLIS PIKRcs, President Of the Uaed
States Of America, do hereby decas and make known tA
the
California shall be divided dstricts
OF public tile parallel OF
once upper
rd shall be established BEsIcA, and that the
orer Sifriof q Los 80
city fwashnxson, twenty
day Of March, A. ID. 1853.
BY the President:
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
JoHN wiLsos, Commits ssoner OF the General land Once.
Mar 33-2awlmo
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Second cabin
All letters and through this oce
No BILLS Of ading will be signed on the day Of sailing.
An experienced surgeon is attached W each steamer
For freight passage, apply ~
MOLLEh, SAND, & RiERA, vi South st., N. Y.
G, "A. HElNCKEN d Co., Br1nan. \
MhRTINEAU, CROSKEf, K Co Southampton.
WILLIAM isELIN, Hayre.
Jan 95--dly ttt
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Two NEW BRICK HOUSES For RENT.-Two new, eliyibly
situated modern with marble
Ac containing EACH aud every
gent"e family will be rented upon favorable
pInctual tenant, on application to -.- as H@
: r.. sTRATTON,
Auctoneer and Con,nissoa Merchant, &
South side Pennyivania 9th and loh
An
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rVOCDu.ATE Cocoa, and nrer.s.-w. BhKER 4 coz
II Ame,ican cocoa,
rvcm.- have been awarded BY the chief institutes
Of the Gnon nm sale ~ all the psdpa groceries In
tRe United ~nd By aaemin ~ ts Isl 7H fE
Hussey Maray New yovh 0sass and wei Phi,sdspAis
Thomas " Brundxe, Bssumos; Kesnet Dudley Cincinnati
chscs srs e. H. Howell, oscta.sown, y. e. =. !.
Ap3-dy Dorchester. Mas.