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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-02
Marine Intelligence,
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH-CAR
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ang. 27-Schr Leesburg Nayor, from Charleston, to G.
28.-Brig Phlura, Gill; from Savannah, to Miles Cosn.
Steamer Southerner, Jones, from Fayetteville to VIM H.
8-steamer Brothers. sngetary, Fayetteville to
29-U S Mail Steamer Gladiator steret from Charles
29-Brg j. A. Lancaster Clifford, from Philadelphia to
Sehr. II P. RUSSELL Bennett, from Baltimore, to Russell
Schr Albion Newcomb, from New River, to Rankin Il
Martin; with naval stores.
Schr Pearl, Dexter, from New River to Rankin s Mar
schr: W. H. Howard Price, FIN shaotte to j. H. Chad
New Schr o. G. Parsley Vangilder, from Philadelphia
to Geo. Harriss; with mdze.
New schr Alkaline D., Podger, from New York, to Geo
New Schr w: W. Fulton June, I'm New York, to Miles
Costin; with mdze.
bushels Corn and 80, 900 shingles
3O-U 5 Mail Steamer Wilmington, Bates from Charles
3o-schr Manhassett, Smith, from New York, to ]. H.
Flanner.
Brig Richmond, Chesly, 10 day. from Bath Ne, to VIM
M. Harrss.
schr. Albert R. Elliott, Brothers. from Plymouth, to
Mile Costing with shing les.
Schr Adele, Appegit from New York, J. H. Flanner
Rosset & Brown; with mdze.
Schr Zenobia Pngh, rom Hyde county, to Master with
Schr. L. B. Wales High, Providence to George
Harrss.
J.
bCurn 4 Co.; with naval stores.
Steamer Gov Graham, Hurt from Fayetteville T. C.
Worth.
3lSchr Virginia. Harrss, from Philadelphia, George
Harriss; with 1ndze.
Schr Lille Sanders, Coson from Philadelphia George
Harriss; with mdze.
Steamer Evergreen, Watson, from Fayetteville, to w H.
McRary.
Schr. Laura, Harker, from Shalotte, to DeRosset &
Brown with naval stores.
Schr. Myet Rollins from Hyde county to master with
l, $50 bushels corn.
Steamer Alice Berry from Fayetteville to J. r Blossom
Sept. l-U. s. Mail Steamer Gladiator, Sterett, from
Charleston, with SO passengers.
CLEARED
28-Schr. VIM H. Smith, Subbs for New York, by De-
| Rosset & Brown with naval stores
29.-Steamer Alice, Berry for Fayetteville by J. R. Bios
som.
U. S Mail Steamer Gov Dudley, Bates for Charleston,
with 46 passengers.
2SBrig Rodney Carr, Nickerson for Boston, by Rankin
& Martin with naval stores
3O-U S Mail Steamer Gladiator Sterett, for Charles
ton, with II passengers.
Schr Golden Rule, Macomb, for New York, ~ J. R.
Schr independence Hadley, for Cuba, by Pierce bud
lcy with 600 feet lumber.
3n-Schr. James G King wainwright, for New York, by
j. H. Ch&dbourn Co.. with POP bbIs. rosn 500 do tar
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Stedman for Fayetteville by
E. ]. Lutterloh.
Schr Geo Harriss Corson for Boo BY George Harrss
with 1000 bhls turpenne, 81 do spirits turpepns
Sept brig Cape Fear Barry for Trinidad, by Miles
Costin; with lumber.
U S M. Steamer Gov. Dudley. Bates, for Charleston
with Sc passengers.
Sept. 1-Schr. Leesburg Naylor for Philadelphia by G.
| I1arrsS; with naval stores, sc.
Steamer Seutherner JONES' for Fayetteville by w. H
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/. NEW ORLEANS. Aug. q. Ito a. M-Ths New O..
leans markets in Of h OF e sY
comprised 800 bales and the receipts 600 The stock on
hand consists sT Of 10 600 bales to,o.
Coffee eff sgS
for State s@s5 d f9r o and5 5o@s5 e3 for South %
se nsis'ts leg f.
for mixed Whiskeysales at 25l@2ec. Pork-seles at
Sales today Of some Zoo bbs Hovad & IS Is Dbl.
ss KS 5 s & city a'I ss = = Rye Flour
to 5%s rSss SEQ f.; fs e. Is IF fssa
above fgvres Germ 62@64 cents for white and $500 cts
o s S snd Rye &c $685.
frln with sales of Rio at to 81
@ ana
Of Mess Pork at SIC 25 Prime do Issls so Dbl Mess
ioe IL cents y b Lard li@Ili cents . -
Whiskey-saies at 25c in hds, and 25@26s cts gallon
in bbls.
NEW YORK, August 26-0bree days previous)- Naval
StoresThe receipts of Tupentne have recently been
light and the stock is probably not over 1000 bbs
upward Spirits Tupentne has further advanced 4@5 cents
q gallon and closes very firm though in unsettled state
sumption continues good White osin sneary of
and higher prices asked We note sales zoo b6s
Tupentine 49, 90 80 and So Wholesale and soto
3d. cash. in lots wanted with retail lots yesterday
high cents-53 offered the close for large
cells, and refused 400 low grade Rosin 25@$S SO P 20
b 100 strained common, 81 IS; HOO Wilmington COM
mon, 56@$ 57b, and sou North County 81 49, delivered
Tar sells only in small lots for consumption at 81 so y Dbl
ReeWe have no variation to notice since our last report
The market is quiet and the only qualities called for
good to prime, which The sales of the week
amount to about 800 So 80 q Sd so, cash.
BOSTON. August 27.-Naval Stores But very little
Spirits Turpentne has been received the past week and
price. have advanced to SOC y GAL cash. at which 40 bbs
have been taken Tar is quite firm and has been sold
small lots at 81 25@S4 so D bbl mos Rosin continues
goo demand Sales of common at 7o@$1 IS. cash and
aud several lots of No. at 5O@S4 D bbl cash and
mos, to quality.
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A Hidcous Ism'' and Its Remedy.

Jealous divine of city, who had noticed with pain the
continued absence from church of gentleman for
constant worshpper met his negro servant and inquired
why his master longer attended divine service.
De fac is. massas been berry bad, sah and Use afraid
he's gettin' wus'
Is possible 2" said the worthy minister in alarm
it be possible he has thrown aside the light of Christianity
and become foundeer in the dark cherries bogs of social
ISM
No, sab, dat replied the black, with mourn
full shake of the head.
ever afraid said the reverend gentleman. sadly
that his classic lore would too devotedy incline him hea
then mythology he may perhaps have become afflicted with
the mental deusion of pantheism.'
"Wusser STILL muttered the black, doggedly.
"Aas groaned the preacher, " then he has become lost
in the darkness of atheism 20
No, sah ahyiSm isn't sarkumstance, he's got the rhew
matism! 20
The remedy found by procuring for the Hanp
toms Vegetable IIttuf, and in very short time he
found attend ng church previously his attack of rheu
matism. See advertisement on fourth page.
Sold by MORTIMER & M)wBRAT, 240 Baltimore street
Baltimore; and 3Gt Broadway, N: Y; O. A. STREckER
Richmond Dr.. COOKE s CO.. fredericksburg G. B. JONES
& Co, Petersburg and by Druggists generally
For sale by c. & D. DuPre, Wilmington, N. c. 26l
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kllopplng.

Jarvis has had an interview With dry goods
tisrk, whose pent-up feelinks" be has endeavored
TO relieve, by portraying what fabric dealers have
TO suffer from their customers:
She stood beside the counter,
The day he'll ne'er forget,
She thought the muslin dearer,
Than any sh'd seen yet;
He watched her playful fingers
The silks and satins toss,
The clerk looked quite uneasy,
And nodded at the boss
Show some velvet RIBBON
Barge and satin turc,,
She said, s. want purchase !"
Then gave the goods jerk
The clerk all obedience,
He travelled on his shape
At length with hesitation,
She bought gard of Tape.
TViUt4mSburg Times.
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DIR. MLane's We mtfuge.
ALWAYS RESORTED TO WHEN EVERY OTHER
REMEDY FAILS

Ne YORK. September l5 1852.
certify that child, three years DID, troubled
with months had tried several kinds of med
of them done good and it until
celebrated Vcrmifuge that she found
the contents of bottle which brought from
quantity of but they completely
count them My daughter is
doing we'll ndee she completely restored health
therefore pleasure recommending would
say by all keep supply of this valuable medicine
houses Ihave known children die sud
denly effects of also unfrequeny hap
that children treated for Group when the choking and
coughing altogether the irritation of There
fore again. keep always in the house bnt lit
be the OF saving fe and at rate 1t Will
physician bills.
The valuable prepare Dr. Lanes Cele.
brqed Pills. be had all respectable Drag Stores
in this city.
hut DR. M'LANES VERMIFUGE All others comparison,
are worthless. For sale in Wilmington, n. G., BY Wn. IL.
LipplN Druggist
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OFFICIAL.
Appointments by the pres,dec4.
diplomatic agents. Consuls, and Conmerr;or


appointments by the president.
agents Conls, aud Commercial Agent. of
oYP Tpi 'ns f the 18th May, 1858
Robert Walker of Mississippi to he Co,,,i.s;onor ;.
Cne United n states to tho empire of China -
the eeso0 % Lrvng Of Connecticut be secretary
MaaJesty the Emperor of all the Russias ~ P>-"'
1r;sod H. Gtegg OF Illinois to be commissioner of the
OP PS;Io 2 Wh;sa 70 she Kingdom of Hawaii
Onted states to the republic of Ecuador " "
on1 ~ Daniel of Virginia. be charge daaires Of the
O MT osateS near the government of Sardinia ~
legation OF the United States the republic of Chi;
Daniel r. Slckles of New York to be sec-etarv of h
legation o. tne United States her Branc Majesty
C4Tro SPence' of Maryland be minister resident If
the Cnlted states at Constantinope ~ "
John " Dana of Maine to be CHARGE d,aeairos 81 .,o
United states to the republic of Bolivia "a VIZ
CONSULS OF THE UNITED STATES
For Ter" Cruz, John Pickett, of kentucky
For Bayonne, John p. Sullivan, Of Californs
For For soz nn Geo Dwyer Of Massachusetts,
For St Johns. porto Rico) JOHN Parsons of Florida
For Lima, J. Caleb Smith, Of California
For For EaiSeesi samuel Dnsmoe, of New Hampshire
For Leith, James Mcdowell of Ohio
For Mantanzas, Edward Worrell, of Delaware
For Gs .asgOT P Fd1 r Heart Of New York
For Turks Island John L. Nelson, of Maryland
For Mannheim, John Seherf, of Maryland.
For Pernambnco, William LlIey, Of Ohio.
For Bahia, John R. Bennett, of Missouri
For St. Jago de Cuba Stephen Cochran of PENNSYLVANIA
For Shanghai, Robert c. Murphy Of Ohio
For Amsterdam, R. G. Barnwel Of South Carolina
For Aspnwal (New Grenada,) Geo w Fletcher of Ala
For Stq'tgardt. Max Stettheimer, of New York
For Fuh Chau, Caleb JONES' of Virginia
For Paita. Fayete NJ. Ringgold, Of the D. of Coumbi.
For London, Geo. N. Saunders of New York
For Bordeaux. James Polk of Marylond
COMMERCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNITED STATES
For Padang. (Sumatra) Robert R. Purvis.
For St Paus de Loando, Southwestern Africa John G
! Willis. ~ y
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PreffvIncIdenfs.

We heard very pretty little incident the other day
which we cannot help relating. young lady from
,be South, il seems, was wooed and won by youth
fIl physician living IN California. When the engage
ment was maie the doctor rich, having been very
successful at San Francisco 1t had not existed SIX
months however, when, by an unfortunate investment
he lost his entire heap" This event came upon him
II should be added just he was making ready to
claim his bride. What does he DO? Why like an
honorable and chivarous young fellow, as he Isl he
sits down and writes the lady every particular of the
hnhlppy turn which had taken place in his fortunes
assuring her. that if the fact produced any change IN
feelings towards him. she is released from every pro-
mise she had made him. And what does the dear,
GOOD girl do' Why, she takes lump of pure gold
which her lover had to her when in prosperity,
nc a keepsake, and having il manufactured in ring,
forwarded it to him, with the following Bible inscrip.
on engraved in distinct characters, on the inside:
Entreat me not to leave thee or to return from
following after thee; for whittier thou goest, will
co. and wither thou lodgest, will lodge; thy people
will be my people, and thy God my God where thou
Jiesl will die and there will be buried thy Lore
do so and more also if ausht but death part thee
and me-"
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A FREE FICHr-The following is description OF
,hee fight in Western Virginia, related by of
De eye.wnesses thereof. Promising that there was
but one man struck, in answer to an interrogatory as
@"hO he was, the narrator replies
i reckon he was from low down on Guydn, some
shar, Jes as they war jawin, chap rode up on a
Gay bank hoss-l reckin he was Messenger stock, a
"Owgln anemH ieetie mite blind O. both eyes,
t'a lookin chap enough, an when he got ferneni
os place, ses he Is this free fight g an they toe
an 1t wor. WE'LL" says he, Citing off an hitch
ug ms ole cay.bank TO a swinging limb, count me
",.b ne hadn't more'n got it out. afore some one
o,o.eG nun lick an he drapt He riz drecky with
S"e of"csulty, and ses he, Is this free igh " an
Wy 'ole II arr. "WeIl.'' ses he, unhtchen his boss
~ putin his left leg over the back leather, count
oW " an then he marveed.'
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HolIOWay's Ointment and Pills have cured another
Bad Let

Extract Mr. Townley Of No. Gather
Popular New Town. dated July 22nd To Pro-
fessor Holloway, of gratitude wish
aft cted induces publicly acknowledge the
celen have effected bad
with won it, with which had suffered upwards OF
three years. which found impossible heal until
medicine which relief
now sound a leg a any DESIRE"
Sold Establishment Professor Holloway 244 Strand
near Temple London and by all respectable Druggists
Medicines throughout the British Empire and Of those
of 373c, SIC, 81 So Whole
sale by principal Drug Of the Union by Messrs
B f. D. Sands York 5. b. & J. A Evans Wilmington
n. c.
There considerable saving taking the largest
n the guidance of patients in every disorder
! are xed to each
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-02

DIGNITY, GRAVITY. &c.-Professor Boyle of the
Dublin Freeholder.' says:
have seen the gravity of persons in the pulpit
Lawyers in court--judgeo on The bench-Quakers
onventice-demagogues at public meetngs-the
chancellor in the Lords-the speaker in the commons
soldiers at drill-doctors near patient-cIients at
law suit-auctioneers putting worthless daub-an-
quarians over brass farthing-od gentlemen AT flu
'Fal'-young gentlemen at taors bills-baliffs at
~ e1eCulion-and the hangman at The gallows-I
have the gravity of an author when his play YVES
"mned, and OF coxcomb taking his place at twelve
pces-of an attorney drawing out bills Of COSTS and
Ian Alderman adjusting his napkin at city feast
have seen Mr. Rogers and Beizons mummy; but
The gravity of each and all taken together, does not
qpa the gravity of a coaD cheering her cud.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-02
From our Conwayboro' Correspondent.

CoNwAYBoRo', S. c.. August 9th, 50
ARRIVED, Aug. l9-Steamer Fairy Gilbert, from George
town and Bucksye. S c.. /; with mdze to S. & II Bell,
Buck Beatty, Caman Il Co, B. Barnes, ! D. Bruton, D.
w. Watson, t: h Holmes, Eli Giligan, w. P Nelson, J
II. Grant DIR. M G.. Hart, Sam'l. Pope and j. II Norman
Schr. Sally, 90 -, from New York. to 5 & H Bell:
C1EAEED' Avg 2?-Sohr. Sally, -----, for New York,
by u II Bell with 300 bbs spirits turpentine, 100 do
crude, and 800 do. rosin.
23-Steamer Fairy, Gilbert, for Red Bluff.
ARRIVED, Aug 24-Steamer Fairy, Gilbert, from Red
Bluff with 400 bbs naval so. es.
CLEARED, Aug 25-Steaner Fairy, Gilbert for Bucks
vile and Georgetown. by D. w. Jordan.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-02

FAMILY GROUP Some thirty years since there
ed IN Montpelier, VT, family of the following
symptoms The husband and wife; a son and his
Tei The husband and his eight children-fve sons
% three daugnters-the husbands father and moth
The ages of the four patriaTchs average over
aY years each-totaI age of the grand parents,
ne hundred and twenty two. All the members OF
amiiy sat together al the same table and worship
at The same altar. It's head was one OF the off,
Of The town at its organization in March. 1871,
snow living at the advanced age OF SO, in Octo-
next; and so vigorous in mental and physical
ss as TO labor daily, in his fine fruit nursery, and
e on foot twice in the week, a mile or more, 10
a9 meeting for religious worship. We douh,
Sasr parrel 10 this extraordinary and prosperous
Wy can be found in the Union.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-02

UNTIMELY.'-The Providence Journal criticises
an expression used by Contemporary who stated
that person had met an untimely fate at the
age OF eighty years and says: 1T is only in New
OF N the prime of manhood, and call man of sixty
a promising Young man.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-02

NoTE.-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentne, sold in the
water are subject the expense landing inspection
erage. &c.;-say Lumber 50 81 q NJ Tar and
when brought per railroad about the same expe are
curred.-tFor dry Virgin mixed Turpentine deduc-
ton is made according to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-02
JOINT STOCK HOTEL AT SMITH
HOUSE. SHIP AND SIGN PARTING,

THE subscriber prepared to do all work in his line
reasonable terms it can be done in Wilmington.
Patterns Of paper be found his shop Market street,
door from Second and all orders left there
Mr. L. HuGeINs' will be promptly attended to- and the
work done accordingly. PETER A. DAVIS.
Wilmington, August 9th, 1883 286- 1m--49-l m*
(tARD.-Durng absence North Clerk Mr.. Con-
~ nett will receive any monies for bills notes due In
order to meet payments falling DUE money will be reqste.
Please call and pay your accounts
SCOTT BALDWIN,
July 20 Merchant Tailors, &C., Market-st.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-02

r ne oPlnt OF the age says that the Temperance
Convention proposed to be held in Wilmington on
the 2Ith and % h of October next. has been post
Poned to such period may be thought most advan-
tageous to the cause" A Temperance Convention
Is to be held in RALEIGH on the 18th nroximo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-02
WONDERFUL, YET NONE THE LESS BEAUTIFUL.

IF. you will 60 to WHITEHURST'S GALLERY. over
L Messrs Policy Harris Store, Front street. the whole
matter will be explained by the excellent and acconmod
ting OPERATOR M B. F. HARRISON whose experience in the
among the first artists in this profession With oil his hon
est atfahry and kindness If you give him OPPORTUNITY
he will steal from nature its most lovely smiles. Wc would
advise all who want perfect and neveradng likeness to
go Immediately and don't forget enquire for the IVORY and
STERREOSCOP1C DAGUERREOTYPES; they
and beautiful beyond conception having almost the nfai
bty of fe You will he impressed at once with the fact
that copy that which made Rooms open
from o'clock to sunset Hours for children from 10
o'clock. No choice of days for adults -
B. F. HARRISON & co.
Wilmington July 21st, 1853 27l-46
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correspondent of the n. Orleans Bulletin says
ne has discovered new fact in animal anatomy,
and that is, twin lambs kids, fawns. &C.. have but
nait liver one lobe being wanting He wonders
whether twin children are So
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-02

'ERUVE ACADEMY, KENANSV1LLF Y. c.
THE Subscriber grateful for past favors takes this
cd of announcing his friends in Duplin, and the neigh
boring counties that he designs resnmng his Classes in the
above institution Monday, the 10Th September wher
hopes by dgent attention to the improvement of all vino
be placed under his merit continuance of their
support.
Mr.. s. will receive few pupils Boarders in his fam
lily. Rates of Tuition as heretofore.
JAMES NJ. SPRUNT.
KenansviIle. Duplin CO.. 3lst Aug ls53-[3O76t-52,3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-02

YOUNG LADY's ToAsT.-At the 4th of july cele-
orat,om in Marion county, Ill.,, young lady offered
me me following toast: " The young men of America
IN men, fall in"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-02

tAvY TRADE IN PEACHES The Journal of Com
a says that one of the principal peach dealers es-
ivy Ivy The daily arrival of peaches in tie New York
III al go 900 baskets, or even more! The trade
Oeen maintained to this extent for the last five
u but must soon decline. Nine steamers a day
M loaded down with from 5000 to 10000
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-02

SINGULAR CAUSE OF DEATH.-On Saturday last q
mung man, son of Mr.. Bond of the firm of Bond &
Fdd curriers', Woburn, died the circumstances at
lending his disease were remarkable. On Thursday
last while in his usual good health, he was called
nremove some hides from wagon; he had slight
sratch upon his face, so slightly scarcely to be
noticeable, and during his work he lncautiously
touched the place with his hands; Immediately a
redness observed swelling quickly succeeded,
and extended over his face although he had the
best of medical aid the poison which he had receiv.
ed by innoculation too active and too powerful
TO yield to medical treatment. The poison was re-
csved from the hides. This is the third death
which has occurred in North Woburn within year
from similar cause-Troy Whig.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-02

! A devotion train " is to leave LYONS and Mar
se'les Tor Jerusalem-fare out and home, 1000
| francs. Numerous devotees have taken tickets.
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Fortunes made bv Advc,,,si,x

One OF Jacobs horse pistols had two colts the 9TH
er day They will be exhibited al the " orld's Fair.
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$40 REWARD.


UNAWAY from the subscriber, residing in Bruins
wick. Smithville. about the 10th inst.s ga
TWO NEGRO FELLOWS, named ARTHUR and q.
LOUIS ARTHUR is between thirty and forty--AEN
of age, dark and stout built, and over feet high
slightly lame He hired from Charles Roundtree, of
Pitt county, and may be making his way back LOUIS is
about p old rather light complexion small sizes was
hired from Dr. Duffy of New Berne The above reward of
will be paid for the of said their
Judgment Jail where can get them $50 for either
of them JAROT MATTHEWS.
Brunswick county, Aug "a 1853. 300-6t-5l-2t*
OUR BUSINESS in this place will undergo change tho
~ first of October All persons indebted to will
please call and pay up and those who have any claims against
against business connections at Rocky Mount and
Riehland will present their bills before LIST of October next
Orders for wholesale establishments at the cities of
Philadelphia Pa and Newbern, G., will be attended to
at establishment here South side Market street
STERN & BROTHER.
Wilmington N. c., August q, 1858 30l-2aw-5l-tlo.
EB- Commercial copy a week until LIST October.
JOINT STOCK HOTEL AT sMITHVILLE
A SUBSCRIPTION to the stock of Company to 49,
N build and suitable Hotel SmithvIlle has EsiJ
beeu opened subscription paper may DO found at EEL
the Drug Store of Messrs $ B. & A Evans, Front
and Market Streets Wilmington, N c. All feeling the
cesiy the movement requested to forward and
take stock. COMMITTEE.
Aug g. 303-6t-5l-4t
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Mrs. Crawford says she wrote one line in her
" Kathleen Mavourneen" for the express purpose
of confoundng the Cockney warblers, who sang it
thus: 1.-THE 'orn of the 'unter is 'erd on the ill >
but Moore had laid the same trap in the g Wood
recker -" cart that is tumble might 'ope for it
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-02

,IooD Fannie is stated that Joseph TatDal
u u sold on his farm of $50 acres, Near Newport
N ae present season, seventy nine head of cattle
II head being $4,74o. Mr.. T. also raised his
av 1'' Vi wheat ana coEn, DeSldes an abundance