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most Extraordinary Cure Effected by
DIR. M'LANE,S CELEBRATED NERMIEI1GE

NEW YORK. March 70, 1852
rms is TO certify that have been troubled
years with shocking sensation sometimes
suocae me- employed two regular physicians pur.
pose was then persuaded TO bottle of Dr. MLaneS
brAted Vermifuge took spoonsful
began 10 operate when made thorough regular
worm factory within me) should judge brought away
me some two quarts of they had the appearance
ing bursted took the remainder the
The effect brought away quart more all chop
ped to pieces. now feel like different person.
The above from widow lady, forysix years age
dent OF this city For further particulars the public
red Mrs nrde No Manhattan place. or E. L. Tea Drug
gs, of Rutger and Monroe streets
P 5. The above valuable medicine
in this city.
Puchasers will please for and take none
but DR. MLANE'S VERMlFUGE. All Others in comparison
are worthless For sale nWimingon N. c. by VIM II. Lip.
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! ,,pINEss.-Trre happiness is ofa retired nature
h vi enemy to pomp and noise it arises. in the
pace, from the enjoyment of ones self. and in
b NJ from the friendship and conversation of
rro ocl companions. False happiness loves to be
Sne does 1t receive any satisfaction from the
ejop oS which she gives herself, but from the i'd
-" which she raised in others
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HTRlKE THE KNor.-When we were boys says a
.mporary, our father began TO teach us to work,
FTe were anxious to perform the allotted task -
a ,Tere splitting wood. A rough stick with most
@,1ate knot, tried all the skill and strength of a
!. R arm, and were about to relinquish the task,
IN father came along. He saw the piece of wood
Been chopped down, and the knot hacked around,
Took the axe, saying, always strike the knott
Words have always remained safe in memory
/, are precious words and worthy to be bore in
by ALL never try to shun difficulty, but look
' IN the face catch its eye and you can sub
as man can lion. 1t will cover before you
,aeak away and hide itself. If you dread diff
% ,s, they will grow upon you till they bury you
|eimlnable trouble
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-22

Z -
2 LITTLE PoL1TicAL GAME OF SPELLING -aEneland
say, Russia. I'll bet you anything you can't spell
R Russsla-,can'tI I, justs Why IT'S easy enough.
ano-its not 50 easy 10 get through Constai-
you try. oon'e' JUDI
hussla-Here goes at it, then C-o-n--Con stan
san; Constan; t-i-t, Constant n-o-no-
England stopping him)-No
RUSSIA Extremely puzzled)-No9
england positively mo, no.
france (dtto)-No, no. no.
turkey I'm consequence of the firmness of the 9th
er wo' plucks up courage, and also says positively
NO, no, no, no.
no!!!! O ~ ''o :
lhuSsa tries back, and tries very hard several times.
out sacn Time he tries it on he is pulled up suddenly
ny the Noes He gets very angry and al last, not
seeing MS way at all clearly through Constantinople
e re"res in the greatest rage and disgust, England,
France and Turkey still calling out after him, No
No No! No n'-Punch
oHEEP RAISING IN VIRGIN1A-It is stated that there
nds oeeh larger number of sheep brought into Lou
oon counp Va, this year. than for several wears mast
ana that there are now about @ 900 fine wool sheen
IN Fairfax county, which number is being constantly
increased The great demand for wool has induced
many OF the Virginia farmers 10 pay more than usual
"''eh'oh 10 sheep graZng--Petersburg Intellgencer
PRAYER IN THE WHITE HoUsE-The Christian
public generally will be gratifed TO learn that the
PRESIDENTS house at Washington is TO some extent at
least' mouse OF prayer. One of our contemporaries
states that Inc President regularly keeps un family
worship IN his household When our rulers arc mon
who fear God, and Divine blessing is dalv sought in
the family of the chief magistrate of the nation we
nave reason to hope for good things for the country
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KENANsvILLE, DUPL1N COUNTY, n. c., May, l95;

KENANsvIILE, DUPLIN COUNTY, n c., May, 1858
Fs1osy- Citizens Of Dupi" County:
To avoid Misrepresentation and place myself in
ouvocal position have chosen this method of saying to
you that candidate for the office of County Court
Clerk and solicit your SURFACES the ensuing August cleo
ton IT, in your judgment, you to elect me- the
many duties obligations of the Office shall be discharged
with zeal and fidelity. JOHN ]. WHITEHEAD.
May 1S 1853. SITE
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CoxwAYBoRo', Is. 20 July II, 1853.
Arrived, July II. schr A Heaton Hilton New York
mdze, to s s r. Bell, 8 Pope, Buck s. Beatty, Yates u
Cleared July schr. F. Merain, Thomas for New York
with naval stores, by Yates Il Gordon & H. Bell Moore
Il C1urganus and Perkins & Barnbill
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-22

President Peces Horses have arrived They
light bay color and splendid sightsad to have
Western New York fifteen hundred dolarsthe breed
not but they have the of being
5ooded The Presidents yesterday purchased
dozen bottles the celebrated Mustang
Washington with him. AMI has also made arrangements with
Adams Co.'S celebrated Express bring him, Wash
ton such quantities he wish He he has used much
of it, and yet had to fail in curing sprans bruises wind
gals strains, and considers it invaluable.
adV on Ou
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THE Trustees of this Institution have pleasure
nouncng the public, that they have secured the
vices of Mr. M Currie principal whose character both
instructor and dscpnarian warrents them in giving
all who feel disposed to paronze the School,
that they will have the advantage systematic and thorough
instruction
Mr. Cunie professional Teacher of several years
cess experience the last four of which has been Cheraw
S. c. first teacher of private Classical School, and a
forwards Principal of Cheraw Academy where he has pre-
pared boys for the South Carolina College, and the Unver
sity of North Carolina
The location perfectly healthy, within five miles of the
Wilmington and Manchester Rail Road Fair Bluff the
midst of intelligent, moral and religious neighbolhood
entirely removed from all influences that endanger the health
and morals of students towns and villages and the Trus
determined to make every exeron promote the
well-being of the students committed to their
Good board in families in the immediate vicinity of the
Academy, can be obtained at Sc and s. per mouth
Rates Of Tuition per Session Of Fire Months:
Elementary English Branches, SIS
English rammer, Arithmetic, Geography and History. $2
Languages, Mathematics and Natural Science, SIS
The institution will be open for the reception of students
on Monday the 18th of July. inst
Further particulars be obtained by addressing the
Principal either of the Trustees, at Leesve Robson
county, \. J. c. LEE, ,
JOHNSON FLOYD.
BRIGHT WILLIAMS,
S. SEALY.
F. B. FLOYD,
GILES WILLIAMS,
July 22d. 1858 46-3w
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From the U. S. Fireman's Journal.

BOSTON. June 9TH IS52
HAMPToN's VEGETABLE observation-disclosures Mortimer &
Mowbray of Baltimore have conferred great blessing
humanity in their purchase from the discoverer of this
cacious medcneDr. Hampton-the privilege of manuac-
turing it, We have received several letters from old
quainance resident in Baltimore Who for years
have been afflicted with Bronchitis Asthma, and kheuma-
tsm their worst FORMS and many other distressing
pints engendered by oyerexposure to climate
lent exercise Of the lungs general debility of the
arising from impure blood with every one Of whom instant
W. 49, S f pst ; ee s More Ofe" Veet"
public press consider duty it mankind give
it oil the publicity in its power.
Our readers South and West NAV relv upon the recon
msndations of friends in relation this medicine
to those North and East, only say that if agen
ces exist among them for the sale of the VEGETABLE TING
TURE, remittance of One Dollar Messrs NJ & M Bati
more, will insure the reception of "a bottle of it.
See advertisement to-day. For sale by c. & D. DuPre
Wilmington, N. G.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-22

FRESH ARRIVALS FROM N. YORK, PER SCHR.
l. VIM H. SMITH,
Is bbs of Extra Family Flour fresh ground;
half bbls Hiram Smiths best
20 boxes Colgates No Soaps
10 half boxes Colgate's Pearl Starch, ii ID. boxes
Low for cash at GEO. H. kELLEY,S.
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A ND committed to the Jail of New Hanover Ssn
n county. the 18th inst negro who says "a
his name is JOE MORTICAI and that he belongs to a.
Mr.. John Jackson, of Craven county, n c. The ~
of said slave hereby notified to forward prove
property pay charges and take him away otherwise said
Slave will be dealt with as the law directs.
Z. d. HALL, Sheriff
JuIy 10Th 1853 269-2t-46-2t
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Appointment is by the President.

The following new Consular appointments are an
LIMA. Caleb Smith, of California.
PERNAMBUCo-Wiliam Lilley of Ohio.
ST. JOINS, P. R-John Parsons, of Florida.
MATANZAs-Edward WorrelI, of Delaware.
MARsEILLEs-Samuel Dinsmore, of N. II.
GLAsGow-Philip T. Heartt, of New York.
GENoA-E. Felix Foresti, of New York.
ELsINEUR-F. B. Wells, of New York
LEITH-James Mcdowell, of Ohio
MANHE1M-John Scherf, of Maryland
ST. JAGo DE CUBA-Stephen Cochran, of Penn.
SuMATRA-Commercial Agent, Robert R. Purvis
of Sumatra.
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S2j REV ARD.
July 22d. 1858

y UNAWAY from the subscriber the 5th inst, 81
n my boy DAVE. Description Dave is about 80 "a
years old, feet or inches high, yellow dark
muatto with black spots his skin, which shows the ~
plane under his clothes; with crooked fore finger his
right hand with chubby appearance occasioned by mash;
has very full head of hair that low down his fore
head when closely attacked has very mpudent ap
pearance Said boy out about six months three
ago, and passed himself off free 80 miles
below New Berne where he taken. lie will doubt
try pass free and make his escape free
State via of Rail Road shipping; and additional
hundred dollars for sufficient proof convict
white person of harboring him will be given.
DANIEL HERRING.
Branch's Store, Duplin county, July p, 1858 463m
New Era, Goldsboro and Newbernian, Newbern copy 3
months and forward acc'ts TO this office
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MARRIED.

In San Joaquin California the 3Ist May. by Padre
DoMmingo, Dr. VIM. d. CowAN, to Miss ANNIE s. RIvEN.
Near Conwayboro (S CD the 18th inst, by the Rev.
Ihos A Beatty, Mr. VIZ J. JONES, of Pitt county, Co. to
Miss ANN McCRAcKEN, of Horny, S. C.
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ImpOrtnmt Rnmnr

New YORK, July 1.-THE following was received
this morning from the Liverpool correspondent of the
New York associated press whence it had been trans
mitted by the steamer Arabia.
London July "A Geographic dispatch announ
ces that Russian corps of 900 men had entered
Jassy, the principal town of MoIdavia This NAV
prove the signal for a general WARE
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Sailing of Steamsh,ns.

New YORK, July l6.-The United States mail
steamshi p Hermann Capt. Higgins, sailed at Twelve
took one hundred and twelve passengers fu r;enht
and $34s,868 in specie. Among her passengers are
Mrs. Leopold. two children and nurse, of Baltimore
w. Hildeband, U. S. Consul at Bremen ; D. McRae
and Duncan K. McRae, of Wilmington, N. c., and
c. McRae OF FayetevilIe' n c. The iron propeller
steamer Glasgow, Capt Craig, also sailed at twelve
O'Clock to-day for Glasgow. She carried out two
hundred and forty mine passengers and full cargo
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SUPERIOR COURT CLERK.

Fellow CITIZENS
The time will arrive when you will be called on to
elect fill the office of Superior Court Clerk for
the ensuing term At the suggestions and with the advice
of my friends, present my to you candidate for
that Office Should preference honor with the Office
shall endeavor discharge its duties with fidelity and
zeal. n. D. FENNELL.
July 9Th 1858 25s1t-44te*
Rg-We authorized to announce Mr. H. w FOY as
candidate Office of Superior Court Clerk the
suing August election.
May 6th 1853 35-te
REWe are authorized to announce DR.. JOHN C. BROAD
HURST candidate for the Office Superior Court Clerk
at the ensuing August election
May 9th, 1853 35-te
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FROM II The PLAiNs.- The Salt lake Mail str vad
here on Saturday last. Mr. Allison left Fotf iars
ME on The l4th of june The rains on the tota have
been greater IT. than usuaaud streams, in consequence
al and sl ne bridge at Laramie has been washed
in consequence The emigrants had procured hoat
and when Mr. Allison left they were CROSSING O vsr,,
rapidly he reports the Platte river very he6. and
more dangerous to cross than at any former season
great NUMBER OF wagons capszed in crossing this
fifteen thousand sheep, and as the facilities for cross
ing are bad the number is daily increasing. One
man, In attempting to cross drove of three housan5
sheep over the Platte river lost one thousand The
emgrants and their cattle the route are doing well
F. X. Aubrey, the WE'LL known Western traJer had
reached Monterey, California, with flock of sheen
of near 5000, and a number of mule teams
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TAKEN Up

A I'd committed to the Jail OF New Hanover e
n ty the 18th inst negro man, Who says his "a
is JOE, and that he belongs to Henry Jordan, q
of Pitt county, n c. The owner of sad slave is AA
hereby notified forward prove property charges
and take him away, otherwise he will be dealt with the
law directs. l.. ID. HALL, Sheriff.
July 10Th, 1853 269e2t-462t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-22

NorE-Rver Lumber Tar, and Turpentine, sold in the
subject the expense Of landing inspection
&c;-say Lumber so cents to 81 y Ms Tar and
Turpentne about 10 q Is cents y bbl.-and naval stores
when brought per railroad about the expenses in
curred.--*For dry Virgin mixed Turpentne deduc-
ton is made according to quality.
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Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, July 13.-Salazan, the Mexican
Minister of State, maintains the nconlestable right of
Mexico TO the Meca Valley, and threatens to resign
in case the least concession is made to Cen Lane -
The Trait d. Union doubts whether Mexico will en-.
terrain any proposition for the purchase of the Valley
The fact that the Sloo drafts have been dishonored
excites deep dstrust The Tsthmus of Tehuanepec
has been declared separate territory, with Manitisan
for its capital.
MELANCHOLY OCcURRENcE.-We regret to
state that William the of DIR. Walter Duffy,
aged about eight years, drowned on last Satur-
day afternoon about o'clock. In company with a
small boy, belonging to Dr. Duffy, he had gone up
on the wharf of Eli Smallwood Esq, for the purpose
of grabbing Whilst standing upon the edge of the
wharf his foot slipped and he was precipitated in
to the water, and Immediately drowned His body
was found shortly afterwards, and Drs. Chapman
and Smallwood employed every means which skill
or attention could devise to restore him to life
Their efforts, however, were altogether frutless, as
it is supposed he must have been under the water at
least 80 minutes, before the discovery of the body
NerC Berne On. CO. atlantic.
Matthew Shaw, Esl., of Beaufort county, has been
appointed member of the Literary Board of North
Carolina, This Board is constituted as follows
His Excellencv, Gov. Reid, President ex offico and
Alfred Jones, Mat. Shaw, and w. w. Holden. The
Internal Improvement Board consists of Gov Reid
President ex offico, and Calvin Graves and Thomas
Bragg-Standard.
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M.Sy LOTS FOR SALE.

MANY LOTS FOR SALE.
TIME subscriber will offer for sale at Auction Thursday
the q day of July. 1853, about thirty valuable Lots
Wilmington and Manchester Rail Road, opposite the
Depot at Fair Stuff, Columbus county, n c. credit of
six months vii be given and notes with good security will
required deduction of four per cent will be made for
cash. AUGCS1OS SMllH
Fair Bluff, n c., July 4, 1853. 4i3t
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 2lsT. 1855.

REMARKs.Snco our last weekly review the Cape Fear
River has considerably. On Tuesday morning, our
latest advces Fayetteville the River had feet
that place. and still rising. The Steamers making
their trips with and considerable quantity of produce
has in and the way down. We refer to
view below for state of the market:
Naval SToREs.-The TUTpentine market for the week
ended to-day has ruled unsteady and the price has declined
fully 2O35 last Thursday quotations The receipts
reach about 3, III barrels, and sales as follows:
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WE have just received per Schr. JONAS SMITH,"
w 50 dozen of Wofes pure Scheidam Schnapps in
quart and pint bottles and jugs.
There Schnapps sold here under the Of Sched-
Schnapps which not the pure article We advise
the public to be ON the look out.
VESSEL EILERS,
Sole Agents fer Wolfe's pure Scheidam Schnapps
IISHJus received per schr. Elouise and for sale low
Il half bbls. No. Mackere! quarter bbs. No. do;
10 one-eighth bbls No dos 20O0lbs Cod Fish Macker
ell and Salmon at RETAIL by w. G. HOWARD
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To the Qualified Voters of Duplin County.

GENTLEMEN
Yielding to the continued solicitations of my fellowct
zens, myself candidate for the Office of the
Superior Court Cerkshp, and solicit your surages If
should be elected, it is my intention to keep the Office at
Kenaasve and to be prompt faithful and industrious in
the discharge of my duties.
HENRY r. KORNEGAY.
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A8-We are authorized to announce CTWAY B. SAN
DERS Esq., candidate for reelection to the Office o.
Superior Court Clerk of onslow County.
July 8. 1858. 4lte
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FAYETTEVILLE, July l8-Baeon, lo@lot; Beeswax.
24@25 Cofee..Rio 1l@llt, Laguira. 1i4@oO, St. Do
co. Fair lO@Iot Feathers s5@s7; Four-superfne, IS
@5 IS. Fine. 4@5 So Scratched 25@0 GO; Corn 9O@
7@s, Green, 300; Lard. l0@lI; 6ioasses-cuba 25@26
New Orleans 37aG4o; Sa!tLivp, Sack Sol so. Al
Wool, 27@28
qualities quite variable, but the better
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OUR MOTTO IS "ro PLEAsE,'

CIRCULAR SAWS.
THE Subscriber has just completed his arrangements for
l. supplying the best CIRCULAR SAWS made, and for
keeping stock hand of all sizes up to 60 inches
Every Saw warranted and sold at Manufacturers prices.
J. M. ROBINSON.
Wilmington n. c., June 18th, 1853. 239
BE- Commercial. Herald and New Era COPY
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bbls Clarified Coffee. Granulated, PoEder-
- 81 s1rnshed Loaf New Orleans Porto Rico. and Nus
vcoado Sugar, for sale by FREEMAN d HOUSTON.
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| The Star Of last evening furnishes the following
items
NAVAL osTicEas oxDEGED DErAcHxD. ETc.--Ih ON
cefs some nne since ordered 10 The Allegheny
have been transferred TO the sloop ofwsr 0srmaniown
now nling GU, al Boston They are IS followss Com.
msnder WIN. I. Lynch Lieutensnts d. b Ridgeiey and
Wm l. Bisnton; Purser John Debsee Surgeon Joseph
bsAie Ass's'sn. surgeon William WyshAm Acting
Master WIN Jefers; Passed Midshipmea u. h4iney,
lanes y. Foster. aud WIN. p. A Campbell, Acting
Boats Am Edward Brady. Guaner VIM Arnold Acting
Carpenter IT, Thomas; Sailmsslef Samuel Isieen
In addition 10 the officers named above. The following
have also been ordered to The Germantown, VIZ. Leuien-
ants A. Baldwin and Pierce Crosby. and Passed Mid
shpmsn James J. Wsdsll
detached and are awaiting orders. They are ~ follows.
viz: Chef Engineer B. f. Isherwood; First Assistant
Engineers N r Patterson and j. Y. Msury; Second As
sistani Engneers NJ Fletcher and J. M. Adams Third
Assistant Engineers h. Haines, c. Lindley, and G. Nd.
Plynpton.
AN AMY OFFICER DEAD-First Lieutenant Henry M.
WAITING, OF the 4ih artillery, United States army, died
al Fort Brown, Texas the 6ih.
Deaths OF Vxens al naval hospital. Pensacola,
OF yellow fever viz VIM Dewey, second class fire.
man, died September g. 1883; John Gallagher do, Sep
lembef O.; Samuel Roby, first do, September 7 Michael
Duffy coal HEAVIER. Sep,ember q Richard Simmons, sea-
man, september 2; WIN. Parks. ordinary seaman, Sep
lember !; VIM Rvell. do, September3-
MARINE OFFICERS DETACHED, ORDERED, Erc.-We un-
dersand Thar the following changes of stations have just
been ordered among the marine officers OF the United
States navy VIZ; Major HArris transferred from the COM
mand OF The guard al the Philadelphia yard TO that Of
the New York yard
Major Edelin,, from headquarters, (at the Marine bar
racks In thus ciiy 70 The command OF the Norfolk yard
guard.
Major Daany from the command of The guard Al
New York, to that OF Boston.
Major Eoghsh, from the command of the guard at
Boston, TO that OF Philadelphia
Major MaIsion. detached from the command of the
quad Al the Norfolk yard and Al present awaits orders
Captain Brevor is 10 continue in command OF the
Portsmouth yard guard.
Captain Williams. who has been awaiting ORDERS il
ordered 10 the command OF the guard the Washington
yard.
Captain Tyler, detached from the command of the
guard al Washington navy yard. and ordered 10 the
nand OF the guard al headquaers-he Marine barracks
IN This Guy
Captain Gillespie. ordered to the navy-yard at Pensa-
cola, having been awaiting orders.
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BaossoS REMOVED We 6nd 10 the New York papers
the letter Of removal from Secretary GsihrIs 10 Collector
booson. II is well done. especially Ne vas done
promptly Secretary Guthrie deserves the hanks al the
democracy OF the for his decision OF character.
President Perce may asmsdverssons from dss-
conisaed po''cisns but the people al hs country vii
sanction ~" course. He - right IN not permitting any
80 eordpste 10 fhws the bsrpon,ous acton Of the I'd
@"~raiios " this act does QusIl the secret ogpo
s'os OF certain spo- seeking democrats IN Nss York,
ha. on. good effect. viz Of bringing their crpcssscr
:" iueness Aad appreciated N s weak ness.
tOAso &aesmAA
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sales To-Day.
BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auet.eneer

BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctaonecra.
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED PROPERTY, SOAP FIX
auctonOn Tuesday, the Let Of November
Of Mr. Gcen south n,
corner " ~ street, a. O'Clock, m
iot o rendering and soap pans-
Leach tabs. dippsTs, soap tools.
And immediately Of shAn proceed
~ O'Clock,
Lois Jones sabdivisiou Of No s
fronting The of ~ Lc
No factory Lot No. Is npr0vsd
frame ho0seA Green. q
The property, having changed his business.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Oct29-d Asctionssfs-
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VALUABLE BUiLpiSc LOTS ON TIE rsLAND .uc
TtCN~Op "Wednesday sns ~ cav ~ hc~~~sev, go "a
front cf the ~ O'Clock, ss.A~ - h.,lss
ftcnne snsu ssewee~ ~ sse ssr~.s. -
b>sng - 20 ga n 4.
80 having Running hack - Get
.en lcs ~ susAvsoa u orts'as lots has ~ y
.Sssrs ss - @~ssrs = fss iscsr us~e -.s,
ytpns Hth ss rsw.s h,t
- - - v~-''
T~rms op~ hird, es-h; h~sncs SIR anx vs.v. o~s s
h-srsg iuss-s frcm dg c rv~p and 1e~d
<tr"-s sss-u. Tsss s~nsp~Aas.
DC, "a Anruo.s.,.