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Notice to the Public.

Nevada Medical and Surgical D1spensary
In MIR Davis Brick Building. Broad street. Nevada.
Drs. Den & Cal man, Medical Attendants.
TN order to meet the wishes of the min ng population in
4 this neighborhood. expressed by sume of them in a
memorial forwarded some months ago to DR. Den. the
subscribers take leave inform the inhabitants Neva
da Grass Valley Downievle. Auburn. &C &c, that they
have opened Dispensary in Nevada city for the purpose
of aording proper Medical and Surgical aid to the nrm;
and i'll order 10 make the n uon thoroughly useful TO
the public at large they contemplate annexing General
Hospital and lnirmary TO it, early proper site
be obtained TO erecs building upon.
Believing that soma establishment aGording the poor
miner we'll to the wealthy merchant competent med
ical treatment at nominal monthly much need
ed in this locality, the subscribe hope receive the
unanimous support OF The inhabitants OF the districts
merated above.
Rules and Regulations of the Nevada General
Dispensary.
s All bona de subscribers entitled to be visited at
their homes prescribed for the Uispensary. at
the option of the patients
End Medicines be supplied at all times subscri-
lsbers, FREE OF CHARGE.
Sd No Prescription compounded at the Dspensary
unless those of the attendant or attendants
4h No person will be considered subscriber till having
paid the amount OF his subscription in advance
9th Subscriptions of single individuals is fixed at two dol
lars per month, and of those who have families three
9th Tickets to be given subscribers payment of sub
scrptiOn
9th Subscribers oanng their tickets to nonsubscribers
for the purpose of obtaining either attendance or med-
cine, forfeit TIE amount of their subscription
Sh ALI visits made according priority of calls unless
accidents, which take precedence
9th Midwifery attendance and vaccination charged for
extra, BUT NONE OTHER.
10Th One of the attendants 10 be always In attendance
the Dispensary
1t must be obvious to a-the beneficial results which
must be derived from this system of medical practice
particularly by the poor cannot afford
meet large demands when prosrated bed of sickness
an as the amount of subscription is fixed TO
date the poorest the poor The subscribers aer them
sci YES that the institution viii be found Friend
People. Subscr pons may be forwarded y express,
dressed to Drs Den & Carrnan Nevada city.
EMANUEL Ii. DEN. LRCSI,
BENZ n r. CARMAN Nj ID.
Late Surgeon N Ship California
g. DR.. Den requests mis- friends in the 20 make
coilec ions their different localities and forward the
amount. with n lst of the subscribers. 4V3m
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nR. Young, No 226 l2 Dupont street
~ MEDICAL NoTICE.-Is is highly important
that persons afflicted with private complaints,
should, on the first appearance of disease apply
to the physician who understands disease in all
all its varons forms and stages, and can at first
sight extinguish slight local inflammation from
bad constitution disease. A very little proper
medicine in the first place may save months of
sickness. My medicines are composed entirely
of vegetable ingredients have no bad effect on the
constitution, and eradicate every particle of dis
ease from the system.
p S.-Recent cases of infection cured in from
two to five days, uithoh change of diet. "a 6m oct7
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Ordinance No, I.


me trustees OF the Town of Nevada do ordan as follows
Each and every person in the town of Nevada shall ~
TAX OF one fourth per cent the amount of taxahls
property goods and chattes with which said persons
assessed by the Corporation Assessor Adonted Fehrn
16, 1854. NIIJ1AN 7 IMOy reDr n "ary
SIDNEY c. HERBERT, Clerk a1.i res'
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0RnYMANcE MO x

III ItIdlON 10 Slu6WaIkS
The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do orIan az follows
No person persons shall in any way obsiruct or en-
cumber any Sidewalk in any street within the town of Ne
Vada And each and every person found guilty of n vi
olatlon OF this Ordinance on examination before Jus
tlce of the Peace shall be fined sum not exceeding
Twenty Five Dollars and costs. In default of navmenf
execution shall be issued for the same Adonted Fehrm
AIRY 16 1854 WILLIAM J. KNnY pras
SIDNEY G. HERBERT Clerk ssIr. -
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Law Notice.

CTANTON BUCkNER and C. w. HILL, have
~ associated themselves III the practice tue Law
and will attend to all business that may be entrus-
ted ro their Office ON Broad street adj lining
Journal office. STANTON BUCKNER
G.. WILSON HILL.
Nevada, Sept 1853. 2Otf
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REMOVAL.

M EDICAL ADVICE-DR. YOUNG, who
lNl has become so celebrated for thousands of
cures which he has performed on old, chronic,
ne'curial, syphilitc, and all private diseases,
without mercury, is consulted daily at his office,
Office upstairs, corner Of Montgomery and Cali
fornia streets
d cure guaranteed, or no pay.
DIR. Young has probably had more practice in
venereal diseases than any other physician in Cal
iforna He cures all the most aggravated cases
of this disease, and mild ones in from two to five
days.
The Doctor has, for many years been known as
the most emineRt and successful physician practs-
ing in the United States, and what is more i'm
portant to the patient, he always effects speedy
and permanent cure.
Travellers, Seamen, Miners and others who wish
to be cured without mercury, hindrance from bus
iress, or exposure to friends, should apply TO him
as soon as possible, and perfect cure will be
guaranteed in all cureab!e cases. Recollcct the
name and number
DR. YOUNG, Corner of California and Mont
gomery streets. upstairs. Office open from A.
NJ, to 8 P. N
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For Sa.e---A Beautiful Farm

I'm DRY CREEK five miles above kentucky
~ House, known as VAN CoUsT's RANCH. It con,
tafns tour hundred and eighty acres, three hnnred
of which is located purchased with school '" ar
rants about two hundred acres are
Enclosed Nth First Rate Fence.
The whole tract is susceptible of cultivation The
Buildings Good Frame House, thirty by twen-
ty feet The crop this last year raised was equal to
any in Northern California and amounted to
Ocer Nine Thousand Dollars.
ANY amount of stock, sufficient to carry on farming
will be sold with the premises, if desired Also,
Reapimg Machines, Seed Drills, &c.
For terms, apply to A. VAN COURT,
25-2m" on the premises.
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4 CAUT1ON!-PR MEDICAL OFFICE
= Hundreds of those who have contracted ve
nereal diseases are disappointed of a cure by not
calling on DR.. YOUNG at first He will forfeit
any sum if he fails to cure any case that may
come under his care, no matter how long stand
ing or aficting-such as ulcers, tumors nedes
punches, pmples on the face and body. pains
in the bones and joints, wakefulness, trembling,
copper colored sores, wasting of the bone, ema
citation, loss of appetite, strength and esh sores
in the and ears, loss of hair, weak eyes, itch
ing, humors, &c &c
Many persons, after being relieved of external
appearances of private disease, suppose themselves
cured but, after few months, find they are
troubled with various symptoms which they never
had BEFORE and which they find it impossible tc
relieve.
To all who are afflicted in this way, DIR. Young,
would particularly recommend the trial of his
skill. The symptoms with which you are troub.
led are caused by venereal tants in your blood
which. sooner or later, will destroy your health
and happiness. No person who has ever had an
attack of any private complaint, should fail to
consult DIR. Young, and take few bottles efhis
invaluable purifying medicines, as then they can
rest assured that their blood is in perfectly pure
and healthy condition, and that every trace of
disease is removed from the system Recent ca,
ses cured in from two TO five davs, without change
of diet or hindrance from business or no charge
made. DIR. YOUNG,
Upstairs, Corner Of Montgomery and California
streets, express buildings.
Office hours from A. NJ, to 9PM.
A CAUTION beware of hoStrums sold at
apothecaries' shops, and by selfstyled Doctors i
you do not wish your constitution ruined for
life. 246m uct7
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TO Fishermen-The subscribers have received, ex
Fearless other late arrivals. extensive assort.
ment of Hauling senes, for salmon, herring, smelt
sardines and perch fshing
Salmon gill nets fixes, sc;
Linen and cotton seine twine
Shoe thread, superior article;
Fish hooks and lines. suitable for this seasons fishing,
For sale by CHAFFN s. SAWYER.
jan13-lm 1T Sansome street, san francisco.
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AGENCY FoR CLAIMS,

AGAINsTTHE GOVERNMENT ofthe UNITED STATES
d A. BRINSMADE has removed his Office to
l. Sher1nans Buildings, No. LAG Montgomery ST.
where he will continue the prosecution OF Claims
against the Federal Government embracing
CLAIMS of the officers and sol siers of Col. Ste
vensons Regiment of New York Volunteers, for
bounty lands, extra pay and transportation allow
ances.
CLAIMS Of the Offices and men who composed
the California Battalion of Volunteers under Lieut.
Col Jehn Z. Fremont ior bounty lands, arrears .
pay. and extr5 pay.
CLAIMS Of The oficers, petty officers, seamen
and marines. on account of additional compensa-
ton for services in the naval and revenue service of
the United States in the Pacific Ocean on the coast
of California and Mexico, from 18th MAY. IS46. 10
lst of March, 1883 provided tor by acts of Compress
approved August 31st, 1852, and March Sd. 1852.
ALSO
Cl AIMS for indemnity on account of losses oc-
casioned by Indian depredatiens upon the property
OF the citizens of the State ; and
CLAIMS for advances made to United States
Indian Agents, to enable them to negotiate or to
execute treaties with the Indian tibes
Mr. BRlNSMADE has secured the most reliable
and efficient aid in Washington and claimants may
feel sure OF the moat attention possible.
N Bile will also give his best attention to
in all its branches. Jan13-lm
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Dentistry.

Dentistry
nR. S. C. MCINTYRE, respectfully begs leave
~ 10 inform his friends and the public that he is
permanently located Tor the purpose of practising in all the
branches OF his profession Beinga pupil of the Gel
ebraed Dentist in the world, Dr. Brewster Paris and
with practice of thirteen he hopes by strict
ton to his business and careful operations to give perfect
satisfaction to his patrons.
Teeth Filled with foil Of California Gold Tin foil,
Amaigam or Gutla Percha preparation
Teeth Set on Pivot, Gold spring plate atmospheric
pressure. from Que to an entire
Teeth Cleanedwithout fracturing the enamel
Constantly ON band an excellent article OF TOOTH
POWDER. This dentrfce is unsurpassed in beauIi-
lying the Teeth, sweetening the breath and curing the
cipent scurvy of the gums, common in persons who
have to California the plains or round the Horn
Also an invaluable solution for the cure of Tic Doul-
oureaux Bnd Neuralgia.
Terms moderate
FE1CE-USITED STATES HOTEL Broad street.
n
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VIM. j. Knox. Nj. d..

OFFERS his services to the citizens of nevada
~ and vicinity He will devote himself exclu-
slvely 70 tae different branches of his profession
medicine. surgery, etc. Bv proper attention and
moderate charges, he hopesto receive liberal sha e
of patronage l 3a sta l-as
At the Necada Drug o,ore, Broad st. aJore Pine.
Q,,,<
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GrOcerleS, Provisions, Liquors. NC.
made arrangements at San Francisco with severa
of the larges; houses, am in the receipt Of Fresh
GOODS WEEKLY, Keeping my large stock full
and am able to sell at prices that defy competition
III g DDS purchased of me will be delivered with
in six miles of the city, free of charg,.
have no interest in any other store in Nevada
and some of nv customers have been imposed
upon by another establishment being represented
as mine, this will inform my friends and the public
generally, that my sign prsjecs over the awning n
front ofmy store and y. deserving due caution they
will not be imposed on. f. De YOUNG.
Nevada Sept. 1921 3m
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Chairs. BedsteadS, &c.

"a THE undersigned has now on
g Il hand and is constantly man.
ufaeti'rng, at the Roger Williams
&@= Spring, Nevada, various kinds
and patterns of Chairs. Bedstcads, Wash-stands.
Tables, ETC., which, being manufactured by ma
chinery, he can sell at the lowest price. Having
had ample experience he feels assured and will war
rant that his work is inferior to Turning of
all kinds done order, and at the shortest nstice
Oct-2-ly VIM G STILES.
Lumber ! Lumber
ALSO-For sale, IN small or large quantities,
all kinds of Lumber, at the cheapest cash rates,
at the Mill on Roger Williams Spring. Persons
on the Yuba Will find the situation of this mill Pc
culiarly handy for them, and all persons wanting
the article will do we'll to call.
VIM. G.. STILES.
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LEONARD SCOTT g. Co,

"a UOLD SlRbEl' H'H'' AOA'-N'
N. B.-L. s. Co have recently published, and have
now for sale, the FARMERS GUIDE" by Henry Ste
New Havon complete in vols royal octave, containing
1000 pages, Ii steel and 600 wood engrayings. Price 10
muslin binding, Sc.
This wcfk -isnot tie old Book of the Fnrm" lats
y RtsraIrATEc and thrown upon the market.
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Public N0fiCe.

VFIE public hereby informed that the undersigned
: has Purchased the entire Stock and business
Of ihs Cigar and
Tobacco Store of Salzer & CO.
and will carry on the business the Old Stand. He
turns thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon him self and partner and respectfully soics its
tinuance which he determines 10 merit by keeping the
best stock IN Inc market and selling at The lowest rates
All persons having demands against Salz,r Co,
requested to present them for payment and indebted
are requested to make immediate payment.
39tf NJ FRANKENHE1MER
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DR.. p. Nj. O'BRIEN'S

Wholesale Drug Store and Pharmaceutical L05ora-
tory Dauis Street, east side.
Between Washington and Clay streets, San Fran
cisco. 52y
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Fair PLAY and no G0uging.

TUST RECEIVED. at my stand on CONNER.
- cial street large assortment of
Groceries. Provisions. I.iOl1Ors. &c.
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CLUBBING.

discount Of twenty five per the above pri
ces will be allowed to clubs ordering four copies
of any more of the above works Thus -Four
copies of BlackSood, of Review, will be sent 10
address for Sy four copies Of the four Reviews and
tIlHckwOod for $50. and so on
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POSTAGE

be delivered, through agents. FREE OF POSTAGE
When sent by mail the postage nv part of the United
states wilt be but "a Cents Year for 'Blackwood,'
ana Dut IL Gents year ior of the Reviews
Remances ana communications should always bo ad'
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GtOAP-l0o boxes No. Soap, so lb. boxes
$50 small boxes fancy Soap. For sale
hv ALONZO WHEELER, "a and sc Davis st
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At ILS-1O0 kegs Nails, or sale by
~ ALONZO WHEELER, "a and sc Davis st
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Nevada Medical and Surgical D1spensary
Drs. Den & Cal man, Medical Attendants
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-31

LEONA SCOTT & Co., New York continue N re-
publish the following British Periodicals. viz:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW
{ m r1-otiy ~ 49, " ,
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OIL d &CANPHENE
Wm. Bailey, Manufacturer of Sperm, Polar
MINERS EXCHANGE SAVINGS BANK
SAN FRANCISCO ASSAY OFFICE;
ARaoRY HALL, SAN FRANCISCO,
Cor. Montgomery and Sacramento streets

Or. 4. 5. W KIGH /, AGENT.
A IL MsNErs left at tbi. Banking House will
"A bear an interest of one and half per cent
per month redeemabe at pleasure.
GOLD DCsT left to be AssAYFD, will be re.
turned within twcnty.four hours md the very
best price paid for it when Offered for sale
Cola. Dust Received on Speciaf deposit Free of
Charge, and Rich Quartz Specimens purchased
or value gratis, and every attention paid to the
Assaying or testing Of all kinds OF Ores.
Gold Dust received for Coinage, or Remittance
Bills of Exchange drawn on the East, at sight,
or on time. jan6-5m
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ANDY-10C one eighth casks Am. Brandy, to
ID sas by ALDNZO WHEI LER,
81 and Sc Davis st San Francisco.
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sgn of the "WOODEN SAILOR
Thomas Tennent,
]. B. WEIR, Provision Merchant

nffers for sale; 600 Frkins choice Orange Co.
" Butter; $40 cs refined Lard in 10 and 20 lbs. Tins
100 bbls Leaf lard, Pork, Hams, Bacon, &C
ian6-lm J. WEIR, 45 Front st. San Francisco.
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LUMBE ! LUMBER!!

To IeanSterS and Others.
TNHE GRASS VALLEY MILLS are now in
i full operation, ard ready to supply all demands
r every description of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-05

Mr. CLAY AND HIS PoRTRAIT-The reception OF
sportive letter by legal gentleman. recently ask
ing the loan of of his extensive SHIRT collars to
patch the awning of the hppodrome enclosure, re-
minds US of the circumstance, that several months
before the death of Mr. Clay gentleman from a
neighboring city came to Washington and painted
portrait of the distinguished statesman The artist,
satisfied that he had admirably succeeded, invited,
by permission of Mr.. Clay, number OF friends TO
the parlor of the senator, to compare the wedspos-
ed oil colors the canvass with the original face
itself This however was rather severe test OF
merit. But Mr. Clay was not satisfied with the por-
trait An objection was that the face not sufi-
GENTLY expressive; and in this connection he said it
was a remark of John Randolph that he could read,
by his countenance, all the thoughts and emotions
which dwet within as effectually if it were pos
sihle to see them through window over his heart.
But the Clay face of that day was not exactly the
lay face of the Randolph for age and disease
had now placed their rigid marks upon it: We shall
never forget the complaint Mr. Clay made that the
shirt collar was too extensive. Never in the world,
sir did wear so much of IT," Instead, however,
of the artist representing this part OF the garment at
its full height, he had actually ventured to cut OFT at
least an inch and this brought the edge OF the
collar to- within hairs breadth, each side, OF the
tip of the ear. A comparison between the painted
shirt collar and the linen plainly showed that the
artist had scanted the pattern Washington Sent'-
me
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-05
Startling Development.

The Mexican Consul at San Francisco has been
arrested by the u S. Marshall of that District The
offence with which the Consul is charged is punsha-
BILE under the second act of Congress of the 2Oth of
April 1918, which declares that if any person shall
within the territory or jurisdiction of the United
States, enlist enter himself, hire retain anoth-
er person to enlist enter himself, go beyond
the limits of jurisdiction of the United States, with in.
tent be enlisted entered into the service of any
foreign Prince, State, colony. district people,
soldier. marque, prvateer, every person so Of.
Tending shall be deemed guilty of high mis}emean-
or, and be fined not exceeding thousand dollars
and imprisoned not exceeding three years.
1t is charged against the Consul that in obedience
to certain instructions purporing 10 have from
the Government of Mexico he has been engaged in
enIisng in the port of San Francisco band of thret
thousand men, who were to proceed to Guamas
there 10 be enlisted in the Mexican army The shit
Challenge had been contracted for 10 convey the ad
vance of this force to its destinations but she lie
tanned by the Collector of the port for violation
the revenue laws.
The instructions from the Mexican government It
the Consol were follows:
To send down to Guamas about three Thousand
men, to be enlisted into the MEXICAN army for ON
year.
The cost of transportation to be betrayed by draft
drawn by the Mexican Consul on the national treas
urv at Mexico
The force to be composed of Germans, Irish, Ital
ans and French--the latter TO be preferred.
Mexican citizens to be counseled to leave Califor
MIA, and ships to be employed by the Consul for tina
purpose.
The arrest was made by Gen Richardson, u S
Marshall He found the Consul at his residence
When arrested he evinGed no surprise, but quiet,
proceeded to the Office of Commissioner where h
entered into heavy recognZances, and was dscha re-
ed from cUstod y.-Dn'ty Despatch.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-05

NEW YORK, April 26th.-[3 previous days1-Naval
continues without inquiry for shipment
slightly accumulang Spirits Turpentue is dull at previous
rates. and understand sale has been made at something
under 63 cash. at which, however, it is generally held
whole ots-Stock about 5000 bbls
Resins continues dull and prices favor buyers Tar contin-
firm and in request both for export and home use,
full previous City Pitch sells 81 So The sales
ed; 425 do previous to arrival and 400 WILLIAMSON,
private terms $500 Wilmington Common Rosn, 3l5 ID
81 IS 1900 North County, ST Is 81 10, the latter for
heavy New Berne delivered 300 No. So IS So Is 100
Southern Pitch private terms and Spirits Turpentne
small extent at 81 cents, cash, in Wholesale and Is in
retail lots.
RiceIs Inactive with sales of $50 tcs at 50 25 "a A 80
cash.
FAYETTEVILLE, April 27.---Bacon-1O@O0; Beeswax
24925; Coffee-Rio 13@14, Laguyra 14@O0 ST. Domingo
10000; Coton-Fair to good, S4@8a-Ordinary to MIDI
$500 75scratched 500 @6 So Grain-Corn$1 OO@l 10;
Wheat so 00@0 co. Oats 6O@O0 Peas 81 OO@O co. Rye 81 90
al 10; ides-dry 10@l1-green 4@5 Lard lO@Il; Moas-
ses-Cuba 25@26-New Orleans 5000; Sat-Lverpool
Sack l 1852
Coton-Feeling rather better this morning lot of IL
bales sold at 81 Other smaller lots sold at to 81 Flour
market quite firm, with slight upward tendency Tur-
pentne-Virgin 25, yellow dip co. Virgin Dip 3 so
Spirits 81 to So.
WASHINGTON, April 25--NavaI Stores--The few
stray bbls OF Dip lurpentne coming taken at So TO-
and of Scrape do So Tar with increased demand continues
to advance sales at 81 75mOre doubt will be OBJ
tanned for the next considerable lot offered for sale Corn
without change Cotton-no change.
NEWBERN, April 26.-Corn, 300 bbls from up Neuse
have been sold this week at 20 % bushe Small receipts
in wagons and at II " per bushe Flour good
$l0 H. Smiths $l2. Bacon receipts of this article have
been large last Sales hog round 8 and hams
81 10 Fowls, change price-sales so q
ties at 0a Pork New York Mess Pork. sells $l7
Country Mess $l6 R bb Tupentine about 200 bbs Dip
and 800 serape have come in the past week Prices from
So so So 60 for old Dip and from So So 80 for virgin
dip Scrape from So so to So 60.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-05

ARRIVED.
April 27-Schr Augustus Moore Redden, from Charles
ton, to Master; with mdze.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, from Fayetteville, to E. ].
Lutteroh.
April 23-schr Rhode Island, somer from Charleston, S.
c.. to ] r. Blossom.
29-steamer Jasper, - from Georgetown, S. c., bound
for Providence, r. l.; put in for water, &c
CLEARED
April 27seamer Evergreen Creole, for Fayetteville, by
McRary L Cazaux.
Brig Harriet Newell Warren for Boston, by J. d. Me-
r ae s Co with l46, 900 feet lumber.
28-schr r. w Brown, Huse, for New York. by Dekos-
set s. Brown with naval stores, &c.
schr Dresden Simpson, for Newburyport, Mass by Geo.
Harriss with 81 046 feet lumber.
schr Rosanah Rose Coombs for Bath, Me, by VIM. M.
Harriss with 81, 900 feet lumber.
steamer Fanny Luerloh Stedman, for Fayetteville by
E J Lutterloh.
Sum- Rush, for Fayetteville, by Jos Lippitt.
April 29-schr Lucy Whetham, Milton for Boston, by
Geo Harriss; with lumber and naval stores.
schr Sidney Price, Candy for Boston, by Geo. Harriss
with naval stores and rough rice
April 2S-schr Vermont, Elliott for Boston, by kidder &
Martin with $500 feet lumber.
29-schr Sea Lion, Verl, for Rockand, Me-, by &
McRae u Co with &C, 900 feet lumber
schr Carissa, Gilkey, for Mystic, Ct, by & McRae
& Co with feet