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Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-29
BUYING AND SELLING FLOUR.

correspondent who dates his letter from the Banks
of the Monocacy desires to let him into some of
the secrets of the -four trade of Baltimore and adds
g We by your paper that there is considerably
of -four sold in your city than receved-sold by
quantity, independent of home Now, how this
be Only we judge, by fictitious sales If so, they
should not be reported and only bona de sales noticed
by your paper Such has pernicous tendency
the milling interest within its influence and we think
should be frowned down by the press"
Our correspondent is evidently not fully of the
changes which daily, may almost say hourly,
taking place in the modes of doing business in cities.
In city Judgment is capital, opinion is capital,
foresight is capital and each and all of these quali-
ties are also used as merchandse-ethe as -four,
pork sugar. cotton, tobacco according to the ncna
ton of the dealer man may be large operator in the
stock market and never hold share of Stock also in
flour and other merchantable products Sales gene
rally made by such dealers for future delivery, and the
purchaser may at his option either receive the article or
receive pay the difference between the selling price
and the market value OF the time of its delivery Them
again, many Of our largest dealers often the same
parcel Of -four two or three times dealer may have
large lot Of -four hand ut period when he thinks the
market is at its highest range and sells it all off, In
few days the price may fall half dollar BARREL and
this -four being forced the market by the decline he
may again purchase it. He thus sells his Judgment,
and buys back his Judgment and doubt that
many lots of -four sold several times after arri
val and before they are finally sold for export Such is
the of trade in all cities and we cannot perceive
in what way it Injuries either the miller or the merchant
as apprehended by our correspondent.
As to the objection to such sales being reported
think it would be difficult matter for our commercial
editor to undertake to distinguish between what
respondent terms fictitious and bona de" sales In
undertaking to do he would be exercising his udg
ment most delicate matter and would be liable to
often as he would be correct When sale is made
on time, for future delivery, it is reported and
appreheAd that all dealers aad mers will be able form
their conclusions aso the character Of such sales They
sales in which the opinion is the commodity bought
and soldthe seller selling and the buyer buying their
individual views to the price that will prevail at the
time Of delivery Thus when -four is bringing SS per
BARREL sale may be made for delivery month hence at
81, and if the seller is known to be shrewd and sue
cessfu dealer his opinion thus backed by his -four may
temporarily depress the market but cannot see on
what good ground either the miller merchant can OBJ
ject to such sales Certain that objections
would stop them, and that the failure to report them
would be adopting that has never been pursued
by any commercial paper in the leading -four marts Of
the country.-Baltiaore American.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-29
SUBMARINE OPERATIONS.

Messrs Wells s. Gowen, submarine contractors of the
city of Boston, have just concluded contract with the
New York underwriters and Havre Steam Navigation
Company interested in the steamship Humboldt of three
thousand tons, (sunk Halifax the past winter to
the remains Of her valuable cargo engines boil
ers and other materials which they intend accomplish
during the present The weight of the machinery
alone is about sixteen hundred tons.
The same firm have also contracted with the under
writer's the Inflated ship Stafordshire lost Cape
Sable to recover her immense and valuable cargo The
operations upon the Statforshire will be supernended
by Mr.. George Pierce, an accomplished engineer. Mr.
John Tope Zone of the engneers) is absent Cape
Sable asceraining the position and soundngs of the
aboye-named ship. The property will undoubtedly be oil
recovered in the of three four months and
valued at several hundred thousand dollars
These gentlemen have other heavy contracts for sub
marine operations during the ensuing season, giving
ployment to large number Of vessels and men, and are
the parties who removed the wreck of the United
States steamfrgate Missouri from the Bay of Gibraltar
under contract with the United States Government after
the work had been mpracticabe by the first
engineering talent in Europe They have the most COM
plee and powerful machinery armors batteries sc. in
the world, and five years experience in all kinds of sub
marine operations Their machinery (Which is Of their
own MANUFACTURED is adapted for the deepest well
the shoaes water, and their divers cannot be exceed
Their fully adequate to carry successfully
these extensive operations without the aid of act
incorporation" Success to them -Bostoa Courier.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-29

doubt the Hellenic Government win soon be in fact
has long been in prncpe-a firm ally of the Gar AL
Greek subjects to leave Constantinops within neen
days from the 30th Of March Very late news from Con
santinople states that the French General Canrober
with troops had arrived there from Agiers and that
the city has been Illuminated for victory over the
Russians.
APRIL l4-The news of this morning is more encour-
aging but very vague The English fleet IN the Baltic
has weighed anchor and sailed to the wes news having
arrived that the Russian ports OPEN St. Petersburgh
was illuminated in celebration of the passage of the Da-
nube Te Delms sung, and much rejoicing made.
The last report from Turkey is that the allied fleets
in communication with Kustendje, and that the marines
can be landed necessary at any point to aid
the Turks The English marines board the feet are
1000 we do not know the number of the French Ad-
mira DuyDas is said have made signal just before
the last dispatches left to take, burn, and destroy
every thing Russian There is also Of Turkish
victories L. ..
All does not seem smooth between Austria and Prus-
ss The former is said have objected of the
conditions which the latter wished introduce into the
secret treaty ..t. .. r..
Hanover and all the secondary and minor German
Governments except Bavaria have declared for England
and France and ready to support Austria against
Prussia, should the Eastern question come before ths
Federal Diet.
The French papers of this morning are full of details
of the review which took place at Paris on Wednesday
1t appears to have been very splendid affair; upwards
Of 900 men were under arms, who went through their
with much exactness in the presence of the
EMPEROR the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, the French Minister
at War; Lord RAGLAN and numerous body of French
and English general officers 1t was an actof complete
differentiation. The appearance and conduct OF the
French troops excited much appreciation from the Eng
lish officers The Duke of Cambridge was it is said the
bearer of letter from the Queen of England to the En-
peror of the French.
The Times of this morning gives the following eompa-
rave statement of the strength Sc of the two English
fleets in the Baltic and the Black Seas:
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-29

CONDITIONAL LEGIsLATIoN.-The Richmond Enquirer
speaking in reference to the modern plan of submitting
laws to the people for ratification after they had been
passed by the Legislature says very truly that the prac
tice is an invention of modern times and base in
its origin as it is vicious in its tendency Before public
men began to lose the virtues of manness and ndepen
dence they did not attempt to evade the responsibilities
of duty But the spirit Of demagogism is as fatal to
personal courage as to genuine patriotism and when men
began to make the interests Of the State subordinate to
schemes of individual aggrandzement, they lost the dig
nifty and manness Of character which shrink not from
the responsibilities public duty Then they began
invent devices for evading the Just responsibility Of their
position and then for the first time was introduced the
expedient Of conditional legislation" The Enquirer is
right The plan Of sending bills to the people for ra
tcation originated in the feeble and indefinite purposes
OF legislators who passed prohbitory liquor laws and
were at the same time afraid stand by them unless
they could get endorsement of their acts from the
people The evil has, however about come to an end since
courts have decided that laws passed with such rammes
are unconstitutional, and people every where condemn
such pusillanimous and half-fnshed legislation.
TTr0pdence Journal
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-29
MEMORANDA OF SNOW, SC. IN APRIL.

1920 April 2, six inches snow.
SO Z" 4, hard frost.
1921, % 3, IA, severe frost
1924 :" Is, light snow.
1925, 4" 2, 8, cold and snow.
1926, /" TO- cold and snow
:" &c H. thick ice.
g g H. creek frozen
1881, g 3, 8, light snow.
1892, " s, ice.
1888, " II, 10, II, stormy and very cold.
1884, 90 "a, %, frost.
1855, {" IS, rain and snow.
' q" Il, Is, clear, cold and ice.
1856, '' 8, Z, fields covered with snow.
1887, " g. cloudy, mod snow
" g. fair and ice.
1888, " IA, overcast, snow rain, hail, &c.
Is, hail, snow thunder.
'' 49, ice and cold, spits Of snow.
% 20, ice thick, clear.
1889, % 49, cloudy, cold, clear, frost.
1Si3, d" 9, light snow.
lS45, s, frost and heavy blow.
s' Q, hard frost.
1870, "'. Is, ice.
1" 10, snow ard stormy.
1850 st 9, ice, and TO- snow inches deep.
IL, 1S, clear and ice. ~. g..
1851, ' 13, snowstorm all afternoon.
1882 " 10, great food. ...
1854 Is, rain and cold, hail.
l6, snow, hail, rain.
IL, deep snow.
" i" 1s cloudy, sush.
WASHINGTON, APRIL 1854. Us.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-29

AyARIcE DESrfTuTros-An INQUEST was held in New
York on Saturday on the body Mary Bogad aged eighty
who was found dead at No. East Clinton Place She and
her son, aged about fifty half unatc had subssted for
many years by begging and collecting rags Her body was
found under large pile Of rags where her son had concealed
for two days. that their fund.- might not be discovered
They had of $206S at the Bowery Savings Bank
and $oo5 cash but nevertheless the old woman perished
from destitution.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-29
Ct 3,13S 3l,2S4

The Baltic feet viii shortly be increased by three
ships of of 81 guns each Of 3d. of "A, and
several smaller vessels. ~.
This is Good Friday dies non in business. The per
cents left off last night s72 s7 The transactions in
American stocks have been limited this week. and prices
exhibit no quotabe alteration. ."u.'. ,.". ,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-29

AssAssIsAT1oN--We learn from the Washington lArk.l
Telegraph that Capt Richard H. Finn assassinated ut
his residence in that vicinity the Sd instant he was
shot through the window, while in the presence OF his iam
lie died instantly The infamous deed was committed IN ne
darkness Of the night
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1854-07-07
UOLD ON GEyTLtiEEN.

=. Aud do not pass Mr.. O Oldham the new conner Al
~ No. n1 MARKET street WILMINGTON o l.. who
M Has brought hero Stock of the best aud most
III fashionable ready made Clothing that has evol
rates ofany other Esn shmeni of the kind in this
any other town. Mr.. Goldman IL very close buyer far
cash. aud viii seihis clothing sxrenir, cheap fhI the
same. Tia dxens OF Wilmington and the vicinity ar.
particularly informed ta- pay particular attention
the customer trade in making up Clothing to order,
being cutler myself aud warrant 10 please.
N. -Ganilemsn Of the IRE department tsn also
be suited with Clulhins To their taste or lantt.
NV motto s"do as you wish To bn due by"
=neb ~ 0pLDMA N tlplhins Merchant.
ZONE 10 THE FOUNTAIN YOU THAT ARE
y that stand in need ocsaad and eii-np CLOTH Nc
Mesefs Raw Hfennrr. No Dc Mntket s'reft. ssennd
door below the corner OF Fourth street. throw.
lug cut Inducements 10 Vnrrhasrrs of SPRING AND
SUMMER CLOTliINC rarely fever offered in thi-
city. They would nsn call tho attention Of thelf rus
iouiers aud the public generally 10 their snpefIof as
-ortment VI Dress and rroek cnata OF nil colata sses
san hrd eHssimet vesls at prices which cannot fail to
ineui lille apr uion OF the buying community Bu,ina
las they dol for cash NY largo quaattirs and Of first
hands bfstas being IN Rbu 'pess orht city enables
them to sell thrir goods much cheaper than those who
bag on credit occupy stores side streets. They
sof ent Of fancy Foods sth MS shirts collars
handk releis suspenders porte monnaies, coat links
aud variety ofarticrs to tedious 70 petition al o
which will be sold At Wholesale brtef for cash. Ca
and b. convinced Of The fact This u ore has
nrctinn whatever withnny otler NJ tile ely. a..
| n. b.-hoys cinthng aiwnys M hand aid made to
order. Customers work attsni ID to, aud executed with
satisfaction. Fair Play and no gourug is ouf. motto
IA
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HisIliy Int resi-. 3 Neyysi

THE Subscribers respectfully Inform tho citizens OF
Wilmington aud viciniiy and the rahle III general
that they have opened the II Ffon and Market
streets the largest aud mos fash nnAbe Stock OF rsads
aur clothing before offered In this sity Our goods
arc made Of tic bst materials aud tho latest styles mud
cannot be surpassed by any other establishment in III
city.
A. for prices cige ourselves sell as low. az :,
dniy all conpeitiun aud every article sld At our n
ithmriit we variant tobe what IL Is tud fur All W.
hfk 81 tho Fable Is examination Uf our goods ant
rrlees. ~ order to satsiy themselves We hat,
cnusanfly On band fine assortment NJ no.s clnhinl
and Furrisnr Goods such Shirts Gloves suspsnders
iiosi-fy, &ca &c. al very Low pricr,.
Nb-t'Armenir made 10 order al HE shotrs, notice
bout forget call Al ths "cOSrUMk HALL"
Corner Ffont aud Market SITS.
Landowner 4 BRENNER
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M,INALL's BULLETIN.

Drug M6s-RS, AZ Marked Sffsr.
RfcEIYSD from the East large saHAy oil
Ayers Cherry pectofai and DAVIS Pain Killer
and for sale low by the dosen or single bottle at
f. MctnalI's Drug store.
Received nom Dr.. Wright lars~ supply Of Iuf
dian Vegetable Pills. Remember T.. McInafl IL |
the only agent Tor Wrights Pills, and II you bay
q bisn you get them "all right" Z. Meinall, AL
Market st.
Roberts Embrucation, A large shock and selling
low, al McIn.l's Cheap Drag srcv.
wciie's Schicdam sehnapps Il have received
second invoice OF fha celebrated Gin, and tsll |
ing at much reduced price, by the case dozen
OF single bottle. F.. AlcInall is Woife's Agent.
Chloride of Lime, large supply for sale AT
great reduced prices at Nclnalls Drug Store.
Buy Jaynes Medicines nta Is. Mclnall's Drug
Store, good and cheap. .
Hssaet's univetsal Remedy McIuan is The
only agent IN Delaware for this Medicine 1t Ia,
effected many cures ard especial reference is made
to Lieut. Steele, Of The U. S. Navy. E. MeIaall
Drug Store, AZ Market st. 49,
Breast Pumps OF oil kinds at low prices at the
popular low price Drug store, az Market street,
Ellis Magnesia Fluid and Powder, HusbaLd't
MAGNETISM; Bieys Megnesia English or Henry,
Negnesia, and the ordinary Magnesa Of a very ~.
perior quality, sold low by f. McInall, a. Msrke'
Street.
Pine Rose Pcmade real Bears Grease, and man,
other line preparations for the Hair, for sale as
usual at T.. Nc mall flow rriced) Drug Store.
I Medicines at Night-E. McIunll wives his ner
sonaI ntteut;op 10 ths Min, pall "a et.i,.i.
, - ' w., " '"e ''s"' nei'i ""u neuicihs>
can pe mad WIN as riueh facility as in day lime.
This Is nov prosrfbal, aud Physicians direct their
ln.t;ents ~ hin, II X, At-iNa N'~'
rrIEr pprSr meas. - ~ {. -,
LlfE fArothSEk, HERE is YOUR REM
EDl-W olfr's aromatic schidam schnapps. = +.
IN Al 4 has besn .,.o;,,i al s.,.n, ~, ~ I, - -
= -. ! 4 II ~ ., f- 6e~' ~ Wv "eeo"i,
nohaiionoi the ckiuTthe sale Of these great and
lpopulaI Gins. III is fast gaining a seput atom
lamous the M.dirai mn. end NJ ,no.. n, Al ~.
no, ! 49, -. u.s.. rseu 'ne
Z u'ois iero'hmenueu San supply II by the cast
IloEen or single bottle, low. f. M1NALL,
NAV n I'' Druuoist 10 Nab, 49,,
|. .rrjj,n,,o.e ,xr,,,5rr,Sssa ."sse Aevut-
tuwfFho s'EplClNES.-E, Mclnall agent
lior Wilmington. Delaware, is prepared 10 furnish
lsub agents throuphout DELAYS re- M vbol.,,ls
si.as =, ~ ,s 1T s'A"-'e' =. "ho'esa'e
lhnccs al cash terms Trey are gaming an exten
lsiye character and are selling we'll Orders 70 sur
niles or applications for agency addre.,sd ~ ~.
r., n ulbN""os, ~ "se"e) eu"fcsssu TO me
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SOMETHING aNEW.



NeCLUNG 4 SANDERS, No. " Marked strs.t. VIII
ieniion ofiher essou< AID publ In general To their
present stcst o. spsssy r<sas 10 Fslsh they AZ, fe
eeivins fresh additions ever s~ssh fIom tie New York
aud rbiludeipha huetious s<v5oek consist In part
W. 80 LADIES nitsxs uoons.
nl-t- ri~i -rs Fts& -isF.srrs. MT ore de-
Rhino all widths aud pfees.fIain rfaia and firusd
hlonrlin aud hesss dc fss all Wool Ief~ NJ Ihirs
one cents per yaro rIaiJ DE Bres and bes~tifu
article inr Ladies Drrsresnud .iy s~nfy ave etuis
yard wide aud narrow plaid Scotch vinrhsms iron
WHITE GOODS. .
arddpted swiss Musiins IL great variety; hlencs aud
Marsailes QniiIs ard Toilet cavers.
LINEN GOODS.
hichafdrons best q~aiity Of sheetinf sHd hroalins
l.iHens. Batipay aud KichardsDns Bieaehed aid un
hleaehed Table Linens Of various prices, Bfd Eye.
scotch Crab aud other 'osvelinrs Napkins handker-
lclIefs, &c. &c,
MEN AND BOYS WEAR
Cloths. Cnsimrrcs and vesngs all colors and prices
Kentucky Jeans fosa iweafy fve To sixty two and
cents psf yard plain mixed stripe aud Plaid cotton
goods. aud everything nppcitsnips TO men aud boys
l.. MusLiNs. r.IUa
ble'cied Muslins Of the b-st Brands paeh az 10 au
~ bartlett James steam Mills Naumkesk. Washing
ton, &c, &c.. nnbl~aclcd MpriiBx, New Market rness
SET wrenee, ilhdey. fotis'aosi Hancock and man,
Gtovrs, Hosiery and Embfoidefes, 10 which we 10.
specially call year attention.
NJ forget No, 10 MARTY sIes, urpnsi:e The lowe
haiket. HrLUNG a SANDERS.
neln
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1854-07-07

STORE.-The subscriber takes this method To return
y his rineefe bsaks 10 HE friends aud the public IL
general, fur The kind sid bera patronage bestowed
upon him in the Grocery business and he would mar.
enlsriy call the attention Of his hiends and the public
TO his large and well selected stock ofssh Groceries
EssH crashed aud brown Sugar, New leans. and
kFsA Trinidad molasses, old Java, Rio. Laguyra; and
Maricabo ties, superior Green nd Rlack Teas Oils
Paints. Glass snd Putty. burning and wsshAf Fluid
new Cheese, Sperm and Adamanfiue Candies Chocolate
Cocoa, Mustard Spices Of all kinds Ropes and fushes
Iarse assortment Of men and boys csarse AVID 6ne
Boots. country mndc. Oil cloth Co pants aud Iats
&C aud all other aftcirs prnrliy kept In Grocery
Store. Country rrodseu taken in exchange fr
at the corner cfIsth and Market Streets.
nov 70 II g. Y BET-TN
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~ SAMUEL q. RiTCntE respectfully III inns he
m friends anll the pnhc IN general that he still
"a continues TO mike to order and ketp on hand
ILL., cothinl NJ all descriptions NJ Ills atofe No. &c
Market street, Wilmington, Del. 10 NIL his
liz antees excellent ht-evcri article made by him
Willie of the best workmanship and cfthe hest mntcrn
aud nj as reasonable rates can be prncsrr In this Or
Any otot city. ChildrHnB clothes made 10 order.
we'll selected assortment Of iea,y made clothes also
ing bern IN The business many years, during which time
hs has engaged In the rst Embellishments Of this aud
luther rites he feels confident he give satisfaction
Ind by strict attention TO business hopes merit share
.f NH fab
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A A No. 81 NORTH SECOND ST. below Caiiowhill,
Philadelphia, has on hand splendid Assortment Of
= yevet Tapestry. brussels three Ply, Ingram, andu
= ve,iuan CARRIE 3 hesidrs Drugsets. Canton and
tsCocoa MATrlNGS Window Shades. Door Mats
e Floors and Table oil oioths stair rods, hearth rass
= 20, Also the samu hts other store corner ofe
All aud s,fug Gard street undo- the spring Gar =
: den nouss-whoiesalc and retail.
8 March n 6in
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GAT THE OLD sTAND.CD
ELI II NJ n r. NJ

WuobEsALe AND RETAIL. Clock and Time. prrs
" Watch aud Jaweliy Establishment, at bts = ~
ON s,and.' No. s38 Market Street between ~
ssvnih aud Eighth. south side, PHI Ia iepla.-- IL j.
My lt'.nds. MD custoner., antthe public must 6Aaik
Know thai nm atm lines prepared 10 furnb ntrho.
Jewelry Fancy Articles Superior Gold Pens II knd.
with Gold and Silver Holders IN variety, &c al iha
very luwest Cash Prites tdeethef with II, i 81
at THIS Establishment. - ~ '"'''1
n H. be,ng practical Time Piece nndtvaith Mixer,
win an expert ace OF neatly % years N nm
present al nj All lines 10 furnish
oy Mholeseis aud Retail, warranted "1ime keepers''
rhriy-liour Clock. aud Time Pieces, 81 -plain and
highy ornamental designs, Of all siyes snd ada pied
81 anb ats Rail Cars, &c. Also Alarm Uibeks mos
desirable article for Sound sleepers and fbr hi wboE
Clocks, lime pieces. Watches and Jewelry Of ever,
description, Repaired with gfe=; care aud WatranIeu
inn 10 ~'s''''f''S''
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rnpen"r satiment " mefno Shirts and dawsfs la,
received aud ior sale nj the cheap eohnr rrore Or
:. Q. MCDOWELL,
No. 80 Market 81. WilminrIon
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~ NEW Y0RkURhCKER BISCUIT ArpBuEhD
H BAKERY, corner Of FIN aud TatnaiI stre-ts,
n whmingsoa. Dtl;- City and County Merchant
ana private Families villa a. the above large es.
Sweet Soda. Bran and Lemon. Bvsnifs OF ali kiads,
New York Butter Biscuits Included alt sold ~ Phr
aephia prices cskas Of ALI seris resh baked every
day. h t-fI
fhsnkf for rssi thsiina snpporiaf al.
eliminating public, ssdyerser emdsavouo merit
an incrcsse Of pptrornsct lH
Fsniaswho sny please TO leave their orders at tho
bakery ,wiu had them puncsaaiiy sissndsd, r. +
WILMINGTON, AZ -
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- 1'HESunsURlnrR Having Just opened isrgs
and hrst rate assortment Of fALL AND wirrrn
CLOTHING, Invites rufchseeIeto call as he Is eonf
-u2Aient he can sell gu as good and accommodating
terms as any house IN thu city.
large quantity OF CLurils always on hand Also Caf
sefes sattines and vsstings which will be made I,
order al the shnresi notice. JOSEPH HAYES,
No. n second ST. mex: door TO the Museum.
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Wholesale and Retail.
GlQlsERY S.rQRE

At tia s. n. CORNER # FRoJvT aud M.sRKk T sqrsef
WILMINGTON DEL.
fA1oHh AIKEN (ofts~ iste hfm 81 y. 4 q. Akin,
XNlserperfuy info his ffiouds aud tho public ini
8eoaeIsi. that he hps opsncds NEw GhtcERy)
sfOKE, At the tzrxn and commodieus building al
The above corner. where 1s bHs just laid IN fssh and
well .elsstsd .sssssmsps " GEoak ina -
Nacksrei Ham, fise Shoulders. Lard coarse and fue
Salt. and rvssy article srrefnining to the usin-ss
which he wilsri on tho lppst reasonable terms:
nersspee'hily invites his riendst give him eslI.
Jan D tH l.r J. A,
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Ts The Fpfers Of Nen Casffs County. 3D.
FELLOW CfrIzENS:-lnnurnced by the frequent
j solicitations Of my friants, Offer myself as cand
date for COKoNEh, at the approaching nomi Ion
-lsetion aud hereby pledge myself To abide by ihe
dceIaou Of the Wing party aud give cordial sunpo,
TO the reguar nominee. JOHN w. PHfCE
fch5 New Caste ia