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VIM. W. Corcoran. ESQ. Wu,hil
Mail Robbery.

On Friday last, |. :. Commissioner Gee.
{. Bull. OF this city. held an examination OF
Henry ". Taft, at Ip>i!anti. charged with
purloining letters containing money, from TIE
Post Office at that place.
\ full and free confession was elected from
him by W. NJ Hawkins. the efficient po>tnlas-
ter. and Mr.. Commissioner Bull upon cNami-
nation held him to bail for further trial.
The circumstances connected with this affair
are singularly interesting. and contain a warn
ing to fast Young men, worth needing.
The boy Taft is about seventeen years Of
age. and has been employed in the Post Office
at Ipsanti for several months. He says
that he has had no advisers and 10 partcpa-
tors in this deed; bnt that an inordinate curl
oSity first led him TO examine the contents of
"NalentincS, passing through that Office last
February Having passed undctcctcd in the
first attempt he was led to make further trial.
until he boldly seized every letter passing that
office, which he supposed to contain money.
The amount extracted at different times
amounts to nearly seventy dollars. Ills detcc-
ton was made through the suspicious of Mr..
Hawkins, who thought his expenses must cN-
coed his salary. He was frequently seen of an
evening passing his time at drinking saloons,
and making rather trccr use Of his money than
his limited wages would warrant. Having a
fast notion of life. his dress was cXtravagant,
and caused remark about town. Mr.. Hawkins
demanded Of him how he obtained money for
these purposes. He stated that his father sent
it to him. This proved to be false. About
this time Mr.. Hawkins received letter from
another part of the State, saying that a letter
containing certain uncommon bills had been
sent to that Office, and never received. On
enquirng at the stores, Mr.. Hawkins found
Taft had used these identical bills to purchase
clothing. whoreupon he Immediately charged
the theft to Taft, who confessed to the whole
crime.
The punishment is not less than ten Years.
and not more than twenty, in State Prison
but in consequence Of his ready confession and
the standing Of his family and friends. it is
probable that some lenicncy will be extended.
This is the second case Of this kind in this
State within few months. and both have been
committed by boys who have a desire to see
Young America well adorned. Dress ruins
many.-DetrOH Adrcrfj@cr.
The Worcester !Spy announces that Mr.
PAINE has overcome the difficulty arising from
electrical explosions and that he has perfected
his invention for producing light. heat and
motive power from the decomposition Of wa
ter. This announcement will be received with
great increduIity.
According to the Weldon Patriot, the Rev.
Mr.. ROBERTS, formerly Of North Carolina, is
the leader of the Chinese Revolution. He
went to China several years ago. as Baptist
missionary.
Over three thousand dollars have been col
lected in Baltimore to aid the sufferers by the
late RAILROAD disaster. The Clipper avs the
subscriptions will soon reach double that sum
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Letter from Wr. Peabody.

We have already stated the fact that Mr..
PEABODY, of London had 2iycn 81 goo to the
Washington Monument fund. The following
letter, which we find in the NGiiolol L.teUi-
yeaccJ. accompanied the liberal donation:
LONDON. July i.
Ny DEAR SIR-I have just returned from Il
brilliant celebration OF the glorious anniycrSa-
ry Of our independence 1T the star and Garter
Hotel, Richmond which was made d0ubly in
tlrestiny by the Queen sending from the throne
room in the Palace full length portraits OF
herself and Prince Albert to place by the side
OF that Of Westinghouse compliment which
cannot too highly appreciate.
u lille seated beneath the calm and denitied
features of orr beloved Washington, and lis
tcninY to the beautiful culu4un Of sir James
Emerson Tcnncnt. (Uho Is 4 highly influential
member Of The Goycrnmcnt.l it recalled TO my
mind the magnificent monument now Dcn"
erected in your city to the Father Of his
Countrywide highest iii the world. bat bear
ing no compariso to the proportions Of his
exalted character. That may have q hand
in its construction. rs have long intended. |
beg to contribute my mite. and hereby author
;e :-~-, 1'=-o a.. ..,.r.c on nc subscription
list for one thousand dollars
Very respectfully and truly yours,
GEoEGE PEABODY.
VIM. W. CorcoTan. Est. Wu,hinrt0n.
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Notice.
this Cilicc.

Those Of our subscribers, both Weekly ana
Daily, who do not get their papers, will please
call at the Office Of publication, and let us
know, in order that it may be remedied here
after We have new carrier on the route.
and some may have been unintentonaly miss
cd We viii endeayor hereafter to have our
papers distributed punctually.
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BsI3~ JEFFERSON FARMER, Esq, is an au-
thorized Agent for The PIONEER at Galcna.
to procure subscribers and advertisements
His receipts will be regarded as payments.
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Goodness of DuelistS.

IT is a singular coincidence in ducling. that
in nine cases out Of ten the challenger is the
unlucky man. The affair Of honor which oc-
Cured III Charleston, between Donovan and
La Gree, was one Of the coolest things ever
heard of: Donovan was the challenged par
ty. The night previous to the duel he lodged
at one OF the hotels The ttte de combat was
to come off at \. NJ. \ servant was dis
patched to the room for the purpose of waking
him. lie replied in very unconcerncd man
ner, Il am weary; let me rest three quarters
Of an hour longer
Vt six O'Clock the parties were on the field.
The second was about giving the word, when
Donovan discovered little clump Of grass
near him, and by which he supposed LaGrlc
could line him; he very deliberately drew hi,
knife from his pocket and cut down the grass
after which the second gave the word. Goa
tlcmcn are you reatiy?' 4 this moment La
Gree informed Mr.. Donovan he was not hold
ing his pistol proper. Donovan replied very
coolly, Does that suit YOU, Mr.. LaGree p
The second gave the word again, Gentlemen
are you ready" to which both responded III
the affirmative. The wor Observation-Disclosures
were given. LaGree shot before the word
two had fully escaped the seconds lips. Don
novan returned the fire, and LaGrce fell 4
corpse.
The Charleston Mercury says that it is sup
posed that the steamer which was observed to
be on fire on Monday night, off Cape Hattcras
WAS the ID. L. -4dams. The ddonss is an iron
steamer. and was on her way from Savannah
TO New York. loaded with naval stores
There has been III fatal cases Of cholera
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.a~ We are always grattied, when oc
casion offers, to say good word Tor the
pioneer business men OF our community
j. c. BURBANK is one OF such Some years
ago, when means of communication were
far less convenient than now, be establish
cd an Express Line between this point and
Galcna, relying upon its future business to
Yield him returns Now, when the business
has commenced to pay, We learn that the
American Express Company, an immense
monopoly, are attempting to get control Of
IT, to the exclusion Of the man WHO started
it into life. We are glad 10 learn that
under these circumstances, almost ,Ee whole
number of our business men have yo.untari-
~ rendered Mr.. BtEBANK a>eurauccs Of
their continued patronage.
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lSg~ See next page, under Commercial head.
for rates Of Money and Exchange, St. Paul
and Galena Marl;ets. &c.
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y I'D.

In :. Paul August >. the only daughter Of ". H. ami
SARAH ! i';vI>. ,rni - months.
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Late from Embellishments Of
Santa Anna.

The latest advices from Mexico are Of a
character to indicate that SANTA ANNA is
likely very soon to place himself at the head
Of the Liberals with the intention of waging
opposition to the Church party. The money
he obtains under the Gadsden treaty ena-
bles him to dispense with the services of the
Church as a financial agent, for the pres
cnt, and to try the experiment Of establish
ing his Government on something of tie
liberal principles which have worked won
dcrs in other countries
1t is expected, if SANTA ANNA earnestly
enters upon the work Of libcraliz:ng his adj
ministration, that lie viii soon desire to he
gotiate a treaty Of commerce with the Uni
ted States, which cannot fail Of comforting
great pecuniary advantages upon him and
the Mexican people
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TO COUNTRY MERCUtNTS.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
'ENIiE undersigned being largely engaged in the Whole
sale Drug business. in the city Of Dubuque, Iowa. Of
fer their stock at unrreccentcy low prices for cash
short time.
Possessing facilities for the purchase of Drugs, posses
Sci bv few houses. would inform the merchants o
Minnesota that and VIII sell them Pure Drugs at 4
little lower rate than house west of New York city.
Our stock of Drugs. Medicines. Paints, Color>. Oils
Glass. Glassware Dye. Chemicals Perfumery, Patent
Medicines and Fancy Articles is un.quallel in the West
Cailaud get our prices, and compare them with
others.
Particular attention paid to the selection Of Surgical
Instruments. VAN DUhEN X BEICIIER.
l., I'D -v-tr Iul,Uuuc
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ENNItEN plNlki.E,N,


.'NESi Fruits. ia c.~ 7 .s,," hrr. a Pepper Sauce
i t4.. &C., for >aIt At 10 ION Price IL
JARVIS x Co
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CElEAl, iHEE.5 EOH BIRDS.

{ tANARI. iIrmr i;alc aid llilIpt. Flax and Black
Z M'i>' ard : els. Cut, fi-I Bone WILLOW Nests and
birds Fountains, at the seed and Drug store of
JARVIS x CO.
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VARIETIES, yiEIETIES..

gov Dir. Shot Caps. iierb>. Ok Marrow, Hair OIL.
GNs- ANA VI ,,ai : !jn-">. Pure cc-. Potash. Sal
Soda. >arch S,ryclui.r. l!u-. Fiddle Strings, Letter
iHl~r. Paint BRUSHES nk rr9 iDt Glass ana Metal
hiuG,. &c.. ut JARVIS X COS.
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IIIU VI >, Z.
8a~ QUIT CLAIM DEEDS for sale al
this CiliCc.
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NEW NOOK sTCRE.

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"'''' 81 ir'''S stationery. N1ii razor 'nd i'n'\
,g,'r ever .'..- lr.".t VT of t"' which th~9
W.. vo. IL f,t c,il attention .;, IF I'm l5,
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Our stock 3L >'ai.rg can't be beat ths si'e Of CHI
49,. - ~, IN ....' i'N' J. ~, iiN
'"'.,' '' Ill @ .,' articles usually ',; III Stationery
an 1T" V. l.,. - l.,.. ., 81 =, D..
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L. .-. Journals lay Iauk~. i';-~ Books anal Memo
ranla.s.. ol al -aljr~. in SCI, o. .ir..l..
" j.>. q good STOCK or u '.,ci. .arIs Books a,,l -
-,'@t variety tascia Book: VlI'il Garnet f.. /.
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r."P i|f~"'.af. ". lareio.t raa,cr> lag-o stock
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a. .n.,. ,,-:,,.,t
IT .>.s..} Ink ~. l.....If r, : p.y,,.. 4 Co..
If,;-i,. Min W., ., .. - -, ai,,,,, y NM, M
m.'t ia town. Give u Il call G. HAMILTON y Co..
Jllc .9..t No. Nnso" House.
NEW TsGOFtS.
! IFE and : tviur> Of Mr.. Iartinttan
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jun" @"@u NJ. =. Wjn-Iow Tj,,,,c
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Va 81" Cool, Book.
Mrs. Le>te.' Complete t""S'tv,
New Receipt Tor Cooking.
>oa. = iiAMiLaln\ \ -
JGlC ,.-l-.1 M. J; Ni1-low lou.
fAN"t FANS.
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81 PEEi'R article, wado Icy inc iryprc:ors, hv a
! .9tijcy HOW procc~-. at JARVIS X co.
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l. -
VAN DDREN L RELCHCH.

VAN DDREN & BELCHER,
nRUGGlSTS AND AiOInE AR e, dealers in ois
~ Paints, Narii>heS DYE S.uii>, Chemicals Burg ca!
Instruments Glassware, Brushes, Perfuner,. ENtlactS
S)ap Fancy Articles, &c. &c wholesale and retail Ia
bU4ue. Iowa VI tin street, one door below sixth -
E0-Phvsican, Prescriptions carefully prepared az az!
hour of the day night JAY -o-tN"ti
CCHooL BOOKS OF every deception uscG IN tne letr
- tory, at COMES Look 1'oEt'
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AFRICAN SPECIFIC

Sole Agents, WHO VII supply She Tgcoi hcrou,
I"r> l,rirc-. Retail ri :5ct~.. in .ar-r bottles.
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GALL and see an extensive assortment Of Muslin Fans
\ ut G.. HAMILTON X co.
Jane 20 ,i:f No. s. Win,loW House.
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GoLDsBoRo, FEMALE COLLEGE.

THIS Institution its second session under the
organizations the st day of May and will close
the last day of November, 1854.
Revd James FL Brent, A B. President, with full and
competent faculty $40 90 per session will the entire
for Tuition Board in the Collegiate and
$0O will entte the ull and all the ornamental
branches $50 will the oard and Tuition
in the Primary Department Ornamental branches
the usual charge. Half payable in advance
The Board have pains
liberal share of patronage. Students received any time
For particular Information address the President of the
Facultv or the subscriber VIM. X. LANE.
Prest Board Stockholders
Nav 5tb 1854 35-tf
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CLINTON MALE ACADEMY.

THE first session of this Institution will commence the
i 18th inst The services of Mr. VIM G. Barton. grad
the continent of Europe have been secured The
branches of English Classical and Mathematical educa
will he thoroughly taught. Mr.. Barton will also take
classes in French and Spanish and having studied and
spoken these languages in France and Span he feels conf
dent of being able to mpa their correct pronunciation and
of communicating thorough knowledge of them. From
Mr. Bartons experience in teaching, and mis- acquaintance
with he most eectic system, practised in Europe and
the United States it presumed that satisfaction and JUS
tce will be rendered to the public.
RATES TUTIoN:
3rd Class including Languages and higher branches
OF Mathematics ........... SIo w
ALLMAND A. NIcKOY,
JOHN r. BEAMAN,
THOMAS NJ LEE, Committee
WILLIAM c. DRAUGHORN,
HOSEA j. HOBBS,
Sept 22d, 1854 a2m
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TIE has completed arrangements where
| bv lie is enabled to convey PASSENGERS from MARLS-
lille DEPOT on the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail
Road, to LONG CREEK, in New Hanover county Fare
81, each way.
lie is also prepared with good Stables and an abundance
Proyender) keep HORSES for any length OF time
Prc 90 per day Those who may leave Horses with
him. NAV rest assured they will be well cared for. ~
In short time he hopes to offer some better ENlEh'
TAINENT for his friends and others who may favor him
with their custom, than he has heretofore given them.
liberal patronage is respectfully solicited, as the great
,st efforts will be used to give satisfaction 49,, r,
A D. BORDEAUX.
MARLSvILLE DEPOT, ~
II mites from IVltmngtOn, 4o-tt
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STATE OF NORTH HCAROLINA--Bru"svVick Co.
Court of Pleas Quarter Sessions Sept lsm, loS4
Martha E. Fuwood VIM. H. Vereen ana "ne Onarlo''0'
PETITION FOR DOVER. WYNN,
TT appearing to satisfaction of the Court that Wa
II Fereen and wife Charlotte, heirs at law and Deeno
fe ordered by the Court that publication be made in the
Wilmington Journal for six weeks, notifying said
to he and at the Term of this Court to be hed
in the Town of Smithve the First Monday IN Dece-
then and there to plead or to theme
true COPY from the minutes of the above SAID Term
1854. Issued I4th September, lS54 ,,oopE c,L
c.oo rpr odv I'd 381 4-6t
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$40 REWARD.
Dec. IL, 1883.

d DANAWAY from the subscriber, in April last his SM
II bow NICHOLAS Said boy is yellow complec- a
ted about six feet high, has down look when spo-
ken to- and is passing for free boy he is, doubt,
lurking in New Hanover the part of Dupn county,
where his father Nicholas Buoe, bricklayer has wife,
will give the reward of thirty dollars for his delivery
to Subscriber cOnhns in any Jail in the State that
can get him. WM L. MOORE.
Aug. 25th, 1854 5l-f
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CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.

THE Sd Semi-Annual Session of this Institution will
i mence the 7th day of August next.
The principal is touF north, for the purpose of
purchasing complete of Philosophical Chemical, and
Astronomical Apparatus also to make such additions to
Library as the Of the pupils require
renewed facilities for mparng knowledge and such
possessed by but few institutions of the kind country
H. A BIZZELL, Sec'y Board of Trustees.
Clinton June % 1854 42-tf
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LAURINBURGH HIGH SCHOOL,

RICHMOND COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
1HIS large and fourishng Institution is permanently
established full corps of well qualified Insruc-
being well supplied with Maps Geographical and Astrono
mica1; Globes Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus
The SemiAnnual Sessions of five months commence On
the second Monday of January and July respectively
Circulars containing full particulars will be furnished by
applying to Rev. j. Jones Smyh, A M, Principal Laurel
HillP. O., Richmond county, N G., or to
D. C. MCINTYRE. Secretary
Dec H. 1858. 87-t2G-l6-ly
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SAVANNAH, Ca, December rs, 1851
Mr.. VIM. II. LIPPITT,-Dear Sir-It is with pleasure
acknowledge the wonderful effects of your Medicine for
ing Diarhoea Bowel Complaints, as satisfied it
and then of my Brother AS my Brother given up by
two of the most eminent physicians in this place. Drs Rich
ardson and Wregg and when consulted the latter asi
the proprety of trying it him ow he said might
satisfy myself that had left nothing untred but he did
think that Medicine would be of any him. But
thank Cod he mistaken, the sautary effects
"a hours and in ten days he able to be of bed
remain yours very truly and gratefully,
VIM. BALY.
Prepared and sold by VIM. H. LIPPITT,
Wilmington, N c.
June 18th, 1854 240lm-taw-4l-6m
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Schools,
TOPSAlL ACADEMY.

THE exercises of this Institution will be resumed the
I'd day of Oct 1854 and will be continued for term of
ten months divided into two sessions The is tho
rough and extensive embracing all of the studies usually
taught in preparatory school.
TERMS PER SESSION
Urinary Department. to SlZ
Collegiate. ~
Board will vary from $8 to SO per month
For further particulars, address n. N. NIXON,
Pres't Board Of Trustees Wilmington, N. G.
Sept. 2Sth, 1854 2-3t-5tf
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BELLS, BELLS, BELLS.

THE Subscribers manufacture and keep hands large
sortment of Bells for Churches Academies Fac
tories, Steamers, Pantaon mounted with their I'm
proved Hangngs, the most ecentin Their establish
ment been in operation Thirty Years. having turned
nearly 900 Bells averaging 800 lbs each and its patterns
process perfected together with
improvements that its Bells have unequaled reputation
for volume of sound and quality of tone They have just
received-Jan. I854-the FIRST PREMIUM "a Silver
MedaD of the WORLDS FAIR in New York, over all Bells
Bells on hand and being immediate connection with
routes in all directions either Rail Road Canal River and
but hours from New York. orders With dis
patch. Address A. MENEEL4S SONS.
May 10, '54-37-12m West Troy, Albany Co., N. Y.
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OUR Steam Grist Mill in successful operation We
will have It in our power to deliver the above articles at short
notice % horse power engine and shall run two
pair of four feet stones
Orders be addressed to c. Dure Co.. or to the SUB
scriber.
Corn Ground Toll. -
T SMITH & co.
Anr;1 IS 1854 33-Iy-l90-tf
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NOTICE.

,E Subscribers take this method of giving general no.
tce to alpcrss that they do not intend paying Ger
tain note of hand signed by Bany Williams Pnf9pa fnpe
Smith Of this County for the of fifteen hundred dol
24R Of July @ D. M AND S1a nott ~ WE
Std Is now in the hands of the said Jacob Smith
We also any from trading for the nn
Our for doing because the sald note Is
lent in every respect FREp A i4EH EhD kn1f, NFt.Ay
. -. ,r,st 9th 1874 2S7-tf
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Certificates.
Extract of letter received from s. J. Carroll:

Extract of a letter received from S. ]. Carroll
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10th, 1858.
VIM. H. LPPrT, Esq,-Dear Sir Il have no hesitation
in saying that your Specific is of the best medicines
tan for Dyscmtery DiarrhG &C. You possibly may reco
lec my if it has escaped will give
briefly the facts had tried everything that had
used but with little success and after using enough to
start twenty-five Homeopathic NJ Ds, began to despair
when kindly offered your invaluable Medicine which
cured me most effectually.
Yours, truly 5. j. CARROLL.
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j. NJ. MONK

COMMISSION MERCHANT,
I WILMINGTON, n. G..
Prompt and personal attention given to the sale or
shipment of all kinds Of country produce.
EB-I may be found the store recently occupied by
GRADY & Monk.
Nav 22d, 1884 22O-lw-3S-ly
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April Is, 1851
=. M, ROBINSON.
=
Hardware Merchant, Wilmington, NJ C''

Hardware MERCHANT, Wilmington, N. e..
rs JUST receiving his fall supply of warranted Saws Ak
G Nails Hoow7ware Pocket, and Table, Cutlery, heavy
plated Table Spoons and Forks Fine Tea Trays M ana wa
FULL ASSORTMENT of the best of Builders Hardware
Mechanics Tools of every variety and warranted of super
quality Ploughs Fan Mills, Corn Shellers' Hay Cu1erS
Sc IDec 2, 1858. IL
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w. II. McKOY.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND FOR
w WARDlNCI AND COMMISSION MER CHANT,
SOUTH WATER STREET, s doors below Market.
Particular attention paid to the sale OF Naval Stores
and other produce.
Rs Liberal advances made on consignment ~
WILMINGTON. n C. Nov. I'd. So 9-tf
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v. II. PEIRSON,

(.ATE WILMINGTON, N. C.,)
VETOULD respectfully solicit call from his North
w Carolina friends to the above firm, where one OF the
most complete stock of goods may be found am practical
Tailor and from long experience enables me to judge well
the and qualities of goods suited to the best
The trade firmly pledge myself all reposng confidence
in my Judgment to be fairly dealt with.
All orders addressed shall have immediate dispatch
most choeruIy offer my services any of my friends who
favor me with custom attend to any little matter IN the
city, free of charge. o ,,c
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I INSPECTOR OF NANAL STORES AND PROVIS-
IONS WILNINGToN. n g., respectfully offers his SER
ices to those having business in the above line -
Prompt strict personal attention will be given to all
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