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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-07-14
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH-CAF

ARRIVED.
July 8seamer Spray, Price, FIN Smithville, to Van
steamer Evergreen, Watson, from Fayetteville to H
McRary Co.. with bbls brandy, 20 do -four. l28 do
SIM 99 do spirits urpentine bales sheeting IL bags fax
seed, sc.
lO-steamer Spray, Price, from Smithvlle to Van
July 1S-Schr Ellen Randall Bell Little River to
Henry Mutt; with naval stores and pea nuts 49,
Steamer Rowan Barber, from Fayetteville, to Eli
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh stedman from Fayetteville
ll-schr Emily, Mankin from New York, to Freeman s
Houston; with mdze.
vile, to c & Worth; with p bales warp, l38 bbs
fonr, ll2 do spirits turpentine
Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithville to A. H. Van
Steamer southerner, Roberts, from Fayetteville, to w,
H McRary Co.. boat in tow, with ii bales yarn, IS
bbls -four 10 do urpentine, 1925 do spirits turpenne
July l2-Schr Patron, Beals from Washington, n c. to
Ellis & Mitchell; with corn.
l3-steamer Spray, Price, from Smhyle to A Van
Steamer Eliza, Dicksey, from White Hail. J. E. Metts
Schr R. w Brown, Coffin, from New York, to DeRosset
schr VIM. A: Ellis, Jones, from New York, to T, c.
Worth with mdze
Steamer Carolina, Coxetter from Charleston to Rankin
Martin with 30 passengers
CLEARED.
July 8-Brig Monticello, Loyd for Bath, Me, by H
Chadbourn s. Co.. with lumber.
Barque Carnola, Hopkins, for Martinique, by Dick
inson Co with 167 NJ # lumber.
9-steamer spray Price for smithville by vanBok-
kelen
cleared and gone to sea she is not yet lOaded.l
July 9-Brg Ellen Hayden, Marsh for Philadelphia. by
| ] Hathaway & Son with naval stores
I-Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithvile, by Van
| Bokkelen.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Stedman for Fayetteville, by
w Elliott
Steamer Evergreen, Creole for Fayetteville, by w. H
McRary & Co; with one boat in tow.
Br Schr Nautilus, Zwicker, for Halifax n S. by Adams
| Brother q CO.. with naval stores.
steamer Henrietta, Allen, for White Hall, by Vessel
Eiers with one boat in tow.
schr Helene Stutes for New York, by c Worth; with
naval stores
July l2-schr A DeRosset, Brewster for New York.
by DeRosset & Brown with naval stores.
l2-schr Humming Bird, Bogert for New York, by Bios
som with naval stores, &c.
brig John Hathaway Smith, for Boston, Hathaway Son.
with 1877 bbls rosin l53, 700 feet lumber.
| Brig Brown Freeman, for Fairbaven Mass, by J
Hathaway Son; with Is bbls rosn SO do 600 feet
lumber.
Steamer Sum- Rush for Fayetteville, by Jos Lippitt.
Steamer Spray Price, for Smthvile, by VanBokke-
len.
4 L-steamer Rowan Barber, for Fayetteville by w. P.
! Elliott
lS-schr Abeona Wyman, for Bath, Me-, by w. NJ Har-
rss with 3d. 600 feet lumber.
schr Wake Briggs for New York by Geo Harriss with
naval stores sc.
schr Edad, Reeve, for Boston, by Geo. Harriss with
81, 300 feet lumber.
schr L. P. Smith, Derrickson, for New York, by De-
Rosset & Brown with naval stores.
Spray Price, for Smithvle by A H. VanBokkelen
l3-Barque Ann & Mary, Johnson, for Rio de Janeiro,
by Kidder Martin; with 10 bbs camphine $500 feet
timber, III, SO5 feet lumber.
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PsovIsoNs-In N G. Bacon have only small receipts
to note for two or three weeks past and the supply in store
has become light There is an active enquiry from
grocers and advance quotations shade. On Thurs
day sales of hams and mddngs at II cents and Saturday
Of hams 12a % 10, from store. No sales Of hog
round Western cured remains in fair supply. with mod
crate demand On Saturday and Monday sales were made
from of 900 lbs at cents for shoulders, ard 74@S
y ID. for sides See table for store prices LARp
N c. make continues to be brought in very slowly and is
demand We quote at Ii cents in bbls and IL cents % D.
in kegs -PoRK-Northern Mess is in good supply, and
we notice decline last weeks quotations Sales from
store at $l4@$l5 y bbl, as in quantity with light de-
mand
PoULrRYBut very few chickens brought into Market
and prices iue high See table for prices as to size.
sHlNeLEsoAre in fair enquiry and receipts light On
Tuesday 3d. 900 contract sold at 90 M Small parcels Of
common cypress have changed hands at $S@$3 l2t %
SALT-No late arrivals Of either Liverpool Alum Salt,
but the supply about equal to the present retail demand
See table for store rates
TBER-Has in very sparngly for the past two or
three weeks and millers have only light stock
hand We note good enquiry for both shipping and mill
purposes and prices have advanced Only sac RATS recev
ed this week. and sold at prices ranging within classified fig
See table.
FRE1GHTs-No change note coastwise rates. and but
little produce arriving The quantity of barrel eght Of
ferng barely sufficient for the vessels in port See table
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Apr,1k, 1854
ANOTHER RESIDENTER OF NEW YORK CITY
TESTIFIES TO THE GOOD OF DR. MLANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS


New YORK, August 80, 1853.
" This certify that have Complaint for
five during which time have tried rem.
edes but purpose Hearing of Dr. MLanes Celebrated
Liver Pills. concluded box did So am now al.
cured think box will permanent cure
can cheerfuy recommend these Pills may suffer
from liver complaint have also known them
happy results sick headache; dyspepsia
MR. SWIFT No. ll6 Attorney street.
p The above valuable remedy also Dr. Mnes Celebra-
vermifugc had respectable Drug Stores
i'll this city.
- Purchasers will please be careful to ask
Dr. Lane's Liver Pills. All others, comparison
worthless.
For Sale by VIM ii. LIPPITT, Wilmington N. c.
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4 months credit.


lbs. off for bags per discount cash payment
tty than 10 bags The sales have been about IT'S bags
at above prices See table for prices of all descriptions
in quantity
CoTToN-We have heard of arrivals for the week and
are, therefore, without sales to report There
demand from buyers.
CORN MEAL-We have extremely light supply of Corn
Meal now market, and there is a good demand We
quote at $l@$l 05 q bushe; retals at 81 TO-
EMPTY BARREIs-Spirits Turpentne barrels remain in
good supply, and note rather better demand Sales
made since last review at 81 2@S2 30 for second hand
81 49, 81 50@s2 80 for ones, Northern make as in
quantity and size of bbls.; made sell at 81 CO.
FLoURWe have but little change in the price OF
Fayetteville brands since last review the sales
been only of small parcels s. TO- So 85@s8 S7k q bbl
up to Wednesday, when sale made So so q Dbl for
superne The market rather dull figure and buy
do not disposed to purchase than sufficient
tor immediate use Inc hight receipts. and the small sup
ply store alone keeping the price up present mark
GRAIN-ln CORN notice the arrival this week of only
800 bushels to dealer In the absence of any other re-
ceps the supply in has materially reduced and
not sufficient for the demand The article is very much
wanted and four five cagOe would find purchasers at
cents q bushel. ---OATs-The supply slight but still
PEA1n the absence of receipts for some weeks past the
supply of Cow Peas has all been worked Off and there
none in store We note good enquiry and parcels would
find quick sale at high price-$I 10 . bushe-RIcE
The supply of clean Rice is uerv light there being little
in store, and fair demand from retail
See table for quotations No sales nthe rough article
the market is dull SID bales received on Tuesday from New
York and gold at s74 cents y 100 Ms, 80 days.
LME-We note a laIr supply In store, with moderate
demand No receipts for the week. See table for quota
| ton.
LUMBER--River-This "wednesday morning we note
sales of five RATS at 81 for wide boards and SIT q for
flooring do The market is dull with 500 RATS Offering
PoTAToEs-lrsh Potatoes brought in slowly and sell
| at 81 81 % 3 bushel, from carts
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Correspondence OF the News.
CHARLOTTE, IN. CT july 5. i

CHARLOTTE, N. u July 5, 1854.
MEssRs. EDITORS Yesterday a vast Railroad
Convention assembled in this city. Old Mecklen-
burg, of which Charlotte is the capital is famous
for Conventions and declarations. Of her own ac-
cord and without waiting for the rest of the world
she met in old times, and issued her declaration of
independence Well she is doing the same thing
again. independence is still her cry-not exactly a
hostile cry-but one of commercial independence =
The Old North State has awoke, is full of energy
fully alive also to al her interests. And she will
protect and foster them whatever may be the results
10 other States Her own seaports she is determined
to build up-especially Wilmington and Beaufort
To this end master stroke of policy is aimed at in
her present Convention lis object is no less than
the construction of railroad from this point in each
direction connecting Jonesboro', in Tennessee, with
Wilmington The principal OBJ ec of this is, to con-
Uey all the trade Of tile Western part Of this State and
much Of that from Tennessee possible, to her on
Sedports
BY glance at the map, you will see that the road
will pass Southwark through Arson, Richmond.
Robson and Others of the best counties in the State
Abundant capital can be raised for its completion,
without either State aid foreign funds. The Con-
vention is large, able and enthusiastic, and there
seems to be no doubt of the completion of the lower
half of this road in short time, and the ultimate
extension of il into Tennessee
And now | come to the fact which deserves the
special consideration of your readers. One of the
alleged causes inducing to this on the part of
people III the "eeLerH part VI the Stdte is Inc
grievance which they suffer at Columbia-the deten-
ton of 1S hoors and the expense of dollar in GO
ing from depot to another-besides the bill al
the public house Great indignation is felt at this
They had looked for reform their hopes have been
disappointed they will submit TO it no longer
gentleman of high character, who has just re-
turned from tour TO the North and the West, de-
nounced this tax and detention the greatest out
rage he had met with in any part of the United
States.
give the facts these people state them, leaving
it to your citizens to the evil, if evil there be
let 60 the trade and travel that would otherwise
in measure, have gone TO Charleston.
| A free dinner - given by the citizens o
guests sat down. 1t was magnificent affair: Goo
cheer, high hopes and State pride, to about th
same point with the thermometer; and ! greatly mis-
take if the action of this Convention, still in session
will not tell, in all coming time, upon the interests o
more States than were there represented.
| Nours &c
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This morning note moderate demand from shippers at
e Is for yellow and 50 for virgin dpone dry lot brought
81 80 for yellow dip few dstiler buying at present
prices
SPIRITS TURPE NTNEThe receipts of Spirits Turpentine
for this week have been light holders in the country still
keeping their supplies from market. The price Sat
urday declined cent last Wednesdays rate since which
tme the sales have been steady at 40 cents " gallon We
note fair demand this morning at above figure with only
small parcels market Sales since our last follows
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RosINBat little has been done in Rosin for the week
and the market has ruled extremely quiet and dull The
only sales hear of Saturday, of 100 bbs No
at 81 so y bbl and Monday, 256 do Common 81 O5
for medium size bbs Fair stockton market and quote
at 81 q 81 10 as to size of bbs No sales in No 1.
TARHas arrived slowly for the week, and the market
has ruled dull Sales since last of 446 bbl So " Dbl
at which the market is quiet and note only limited
mand.
BEEswAx-Comes in very slowly and finds ready sale al
25@26 cents y b. as in quantity.
CoFFEEThe cargo of 5000 bags Coffee noticed last week
received from Rio has all been stored and selling
as follows:
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A NEW ARTICLE, warranted TO prevent all Accident.
from the of Burning Fluid Cam.phene, and othe,
Erp9sUs conopOund used for the production of Light
Feeders also, to Solar Camphene Lamps, Lanterns &c
Also, Burning Fluid, Camphene, and Rosin Oil. Fol
sale by o. ID. DUPRE, Druggists, Market street. Viii
mington, N G.
Having purchased the right for the State of n c. from
the Patentee prepared to fill all Orders short
tlee, for every description and variety of Lamps &C.
All persons cautioned against infringing upon the above
patent the law will be rgdy enforced against all often
ders.
C.. DUPRE,
D. DUPRE, Jr
A. G. DICKINSON
June 10th, 1854 245-tf
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT-FoUR Persons DROWN.
ED.-We learn that on Thursday last four negroes
were drowned by the sinking of canoe in Evans
Mil pond, in Moore County. They were LEAVING
the bank to cross the pond, when man jumped up7
on the end of the canoe causing it to dip water
The whole party rushed to the end next next to the
shore when the four Immediately sunk with it,
None OF them could swim. One was a free man
named Jonas Hill. The others were slaves. one he.
longing to DR.. McClenahan, one TO John D. Graffen-
reidt, jr, and one to Allen w Jones Mr. Jones,
VINO was present, plunged in to help, and was verv
near being drowned himself, being seized and CARR
1 yu TO the bottom by one of the drowning men 1t
was with the utmost difficulty that he released him.
self Our informant says it was a sad SIGHT to see
iour drowned bodies lying side by side.
white man named Duke Malone, and two sons.
small boys, were also on the boat. The father he.
o ng good swimmer saved his sons with great diff
cnIty.-Fay. Observer. H'''''
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MARRIED.,

In this town. the 4th nst by the Rev Dr. Fney GEO
W. GROOM Esq. to Miss MARTHA F. ORREL1, all of this
town.
In Duplin County, Sunday the I'd inst lat II ocOek)
by John Maxwell, ESQ., Mr. JAS. THOMPSON, to Miss ELIZA
e. CARTER
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VISIT HARRlSON's VS.. WaITEHURST'S
WILMINGTON GALLERY
ETWOCOS GRAIN TARLES

Showing the value of different kinds of GRAIN calculated
in federal money-so arranged to exhibit, single
page the value given price, from dol
lars per bushel of any quantity from pound to ten
thousand bushes-wh other and useful Tables
connected with produce transacton-by James L. Ewood
Accountant. Just received and for sale by
July 18th S. w. WHITAKER.
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The Subscriber avails himself of this method to return
ms sincere and heartfelt acknowledgements his fellow
citizens OF this County, fer the kind generous
with which they have honored him. and to himself
as candidate for election the Office of Sheriff of New
Hanover county the first Thursday in August next
piedgng himself to every honorable effort to merit
continuance of the favor heretofore extended to him
E. D. HALL.
July l1th 1854 262-45te
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$40 REWARD.


PUNAWAY from the Subscriber, on the 22d inst sam
III Negro Man named MORGAN. He is about so ~
years old feet high, yellow Completed; has long a
beard and VIII weigh about l6O pounds He raised ~
A Browns He supposed to be making his way to the
above place We will give reward of $40 for his conne-
ment In Jail get him. the same sum for his
delivery to TAFT 81. BROTHER.
Near Conway boro S. G. June 22d 1854. 253 If
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July llth, 1854

Es@ We arc authorized, by B. NJ BARRY, ESQ., of Ons-
oW county to give notice that he Is candidate for seat
In the House of Commons of the General Assembly
this State. NAV IL I'D 37-tanu
So We requested to give notice that Mr. J. B. FRA
Eli Is candidate for the Sherialty in Onsow county
the ensuing election in August next MAY I8-21tann
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NoTE.-River Lumber Tar, and Turpentine, sold in the
subject to the of landing inspection
erage, &c.say on Lumber 80 cents to 81 u M Tar and
Turpentine about 10 cents % bb-and naval stores
when brought per railroad about the expenses in
curred.-*For Virgin or mixed Turpentine deduction
of one-ffth is made, according quality
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OUR NJ o ITO rs "To PLHAsE,n
apn Wilmington" Saddle, Harness. EsN~N

NNSTR UN X MANUFACT o n z. 3#3Avl9E
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
keeps constantly on hand large assortment Coach,
Saddles, Brides, Whips, &c.; Trunks vaises Saddle
and Carpet Bags Satchels fancy Trunks &C. Always on
hand large supply of String Leather AZ
all other articles usually found in such establishments ali
of which he warrants to be of the best work
manshp, and will be sodlow for cash. credit to
prompt customers.
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Medical Bags &c. made to
order Harness and Coach Trimmings sold at fair nrie
to persons buying to manufacture Whips at wholesale
All kinds of Riding Vehclesbought and sold commits.
sion JOHN J. CONOLEY
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HHooTING AFFRAY.-This morning Mr.. Calvin Car
psI was shot in his shop Person street, by Hinchen
miaLlple. The wound dangerous, probably
mortal Bramble ran off, but was arrested. We
nave not heard further particulars.
Fay. Observer, 10th inst.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY l3, 1854.

TURPENTINE-as arrived very slowly for the week ended
this morning and the market since Monday has ruled
tremey dull. We note decline last Thursdays quo
tation of 80 35 yellow and 20 cents virgin dip
Sales for the week foot up only ,25O bbs as follows
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

It should be understood that quotations general
represent the wholesale prices In filling small ORDERS mgh
err ateS havn tn he maid
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FANNY FERNS

New Volume composed enterely of matter. The
second series Fern Leaves from Fannys Portfolio vol
IL 400 pages with illustrations designed by Coffin
engraved by n. Orr price 81 % In this work. the
acknowledge genius of the gifted authoress is srikngy
manifest The pressure of adverse circumstances
moved and her inventive mind has had free play the pre-
paration of this second offering of her Leaves It pre-
pared with peculiar and IS decidedly superior to
thing which has yet issued from her spirited Second
supply, received by ]. T. MUNDS.
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HARRELL's STORE; New Hanover Co.. n c., Oct. TO- 81.
VIM H. L1PPITT, Esq Dear Sir 1T is with pleasure
state that have used your Specific for the of Dysente
Darhoea &c. and have found to produce the desired
effect every used it, after the usual remedies have
failed recommend it with confidence to the public
Respectful, &c ]. B. SEAvY, M D.
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THE undersigned have this day formed copartnershp
l. under the firm and style of PETTEWAY & PRITCH-
Eft for the transaction of General Commission, For
wa-ting and Wholesale Grocery business
JAS T. PETTEWAY,
GEO. E PRTICHETT
July 18th, 1854 26Stf
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IIAIR BRU SHES.--l00 dozen of French English and
American Manufacture, also, large assortment of
Paint Tooth Nail and Flesh Brushes just at hand and for
sale very cheap, by e. d. DUPRE,
July 3, 1854 Wholesale Druggists.
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BUSINESS CHANGED.

THE subscriber has all accounts due Taylor x Petteway
ready for settlement. Also $4,000 choice Segars 3
baskets Champagne, bbls Crushed and hid o. l2O
Tobacco, 10 Boxes Chalk Pipes p do Catty Tea,
Painted Tubs boxes ground Coffee bags Pepper bags
Spice, boxes Pepper Sauce and Catsup; Buckets,
Flour Pals Measures, Snuff Baskets, Wines, Liquors.
which he offers at cost, for cash
July IL, 1854. JAS. 7. PETTEWAY.
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WILMINGTON n. c., August a. 1851.
VIM. H. LIPPITT Esq .,-Dear Sir Il have used your
Specific my family for Dysentery In
papspoonsfu effected complete curen the other, three
had the like effect Respectfully, &C.,
THos. LoRING, Ed. Commercial.
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Point Peter steam Saw NTH Tor Sale.
JNOR SALE-That very valuable property known as
Z POINT PETER MILL, situated in the town of Will
mngton on the point of land between the branches of
the Cape Fear River at their junction and aordng the
best location in the vicinity of Wilmington for Steam Saw
Mill and lso particularly suited for Marine Railway
Ship Yard, or for Coal Depot
1t has large river 'front.' with any required depth of water
extensive Timber Pens-Houses for hands, and in fact
every necessary facility and convenience The Mill is large
and valuable Farther description deemed
parties wishing purchase WILL of course examine for
themselves
Also for SALE two Negro Men, Mill Hand and Sawyer.
For farther particulars apply to the proprietor, VIM
NELSON, Philadelphia, or to his Agents,
VESSEL & EILERS, Wilmington, n. C..
July 18th, 1854 263-2t-45-T
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OUR BOOK BINDERY.

OUR BookBndery is complete in every article ne
to turn out work in handsome and Substantial style
Mr. Phillip Heinberger, under whose charge Bndery
placed, is master workman, and have doubt will
give satisfaction to customers People in this section
country now have opportunity to procure binding with
little trouble and it entirely with the public
whether the establishment shall be made permanent
We have done part and look for the reward which
have heretofore literally parOnized from the time
our location in Wilmington.
Our Bndery is in the building tey South of the
Cape Fear Bank, Front Street Work may be left at
the Journal Office or at the Bndory
FULTON Il PRICE.
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HAVING bought Messrs. c. DuPre & Co.'S entire stock
IL Of GROCERIES, we intend continuing the WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL GROCERY business at their old
stand, corner of Princes IL Front streets
Wilmington July s, 1854. OUNCE & COWAN.
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EXtracC OF 4 IeIEti IeCelVtU ITOLH . J. OaTTO
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10th, 1853
WIN: H LlPPlrr, EsqcDear Sir II have no hesitation
tan for Dysntry Diarhe, &C. You possibly may recol-
lec if it has escaped your memory will give you
briefly the facts had tried everything that bad
used but with little and after using enough to
start twenty-five Homeopathic M Ds began to despair,
when you kindly offered your invaluable Medicine which
cured me most efectually.
Yours, truly, s. ]. CARROLL"
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DENTAL NOTICE.
NEW Sash, BLIND AND DOOR EANUFACTORY.

IN the Lazarus Building, Wilmington, ~ G.
BUILDERS, either in town country be furnished
ID with SASH, BLINDS and DOORS, of all descriptions
at prices to suit the times and the shortest notice
orders will be attended to Immediately
Also all kinds of GLAZING done reasonable terms
April 9Th, 1854 I79-tf-3I-tf