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Gouses tuanirS.

WANTED-To bargain for medium sized brown Or, n
ce sod osiou between iCh sid Schs and - and 6aSs
address STOCKS st Tribune Once.
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ID Cottsse Ho ses built with easements and sub c-lsr.
finished Ia modern style suste
shisp rorh OF myr- Of ieee to 81 ths
ferries by sfes or Price Sz3 eschi s2o can remrn
lille teret Apply 20 ALEX DcRHLL ecrner besord ana
Parts premises CHAS nhOA No liz fuionsi
~ AnrL
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Established In the
UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
By Rersr.ton and Deposit Of Securities la accodancs v lhs
Laws Of the Legislature OF the State Of kew-Yok
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DARE OPPORTUNITY = The proprietor of an

H stand the sale Of millinery snd Fsscy Goods
m enc Of the loesoDs in Brooklyn hEns bsoe9 o tae
Of which b. wishes 70 devote h whole
time dispose Of hE and Sock or sos Only On s req
oneble T. ms 70 sponsible parties The b1icisg on ested
s,o5rA gelng aud below Con
feed therev i shop for bleaching ard pressing
here Il ~ h. Opersou the and Oldest establishment
az that Brooklyn 80 favorable opportunity Tor Person
birs 10 copepce bos8es. rarely With II sOd
by let Fsbusy ne cling aud cue store VIII be let AgPyto
- " STONE WERKES,
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r,,r>rYcTpI'TOp'S SALE Of HOUSES an


Dl BANGS, BROTHER * CO-Trafe sales
ID Rooms Ne IS Psrt-row.
ElFTf-NINTH NEW-YoRK Trade SALE,
To be co-nntrcci MONDAY, i3fh MsrcA 1854
Books sad Sts'iorsfy s'nnltencoaslYI
Co solc coursumcnt' for the n>st rssas sAot s.LS
a. the above Gas ana 70 DC eoaaaeoi aha
s.re regulators - hcTetcfcre. -. ,,, -, a.. -
sIuar ue1t which time the printing OF 'Ae 0NAosae ~a -
cauuercfd
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hISSOLUTIUN OF LIhII ID OUi Nm MN y
SHIP-NOce hereby given that the Limited Cogenet.nP
now sxsiD the spbsebeIs under The arm o. 1hao
MIILTR Auburn aud DERBY, ORION MULLlGAN, b1hs'o,
will dissolved and after the hrst day OF lo
snd thar Ar that date NORMAN MILLER Of Auburn aud
FfCFNF NTILIGAN Of Buffalo each aud they alone
tboe 10 sian the nses Of the liquidation Of the Co
part trship business .
nsrd q Auburn sud Buffalo Dec L 1883
FLLIOr q SrORkE } Social
EDWARD MUN5ON, p,,,nss
CHARLES y. COFFIN
JAMES c. DERBY,
NORMAN c MILLER, General
WILLIAM ORION, Parnrts
EUGENE MULLIGAN,l
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L'OR SALE or EXCHANGE-A number Of new
Hovses well locsied the ssv~ paving u percent 90
amount OF py smen; number Of vacant t. snione vat
usbe front in the upper part Of the city, As wanted M
esh Lois located Bros 'wsy ard 8hsv AZ?
10 SYLVESTER LONG No 10 Wallst
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ITO IRON-MAsTERs.-Tbe Ohio River Land az
vr,O WHO'D EsALE DEALERs.-A Lady and

and Drug sif0sed the of 4h sn
south etbst Wnausbnrsb L. l. Those wishing 20 eomn~ne
Lube will lBS this opportunity Tor further inofnAon
,ppiy at thesio9e, a. No 3i3 FroDtst. New YORK
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-03


BOSTON JAM 25Naval Stores Spirits Inrpen5sins
searce and sales confirmed to small lots at 69@7Oc ga
In Tar small sales at $3 25@s sA % bbl cash and
mos Rosn is in fair demand at s. 1904 70 for No
% 25s2 SO for No g and 81 for common, mos Pltcn
z selling at ~ I2a@2 rs ~ Dbl. cash and mos
Rice9Saes at 44@4l ID, moss good East bos'S Oh
selling at the latter By auction 70 casks at SAGA ~
% 100 lbs. cash.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Naval Stores-for the three pre-
vos days1-The market has become active for Spirits
penne closing firmly yesterday at our highest figures
are further advance of cents gallon and with reduced
stoek-the sales embrace portion for export
being in demand and in small has advanced the NJ
tie Coming in being readily taken Common Rosin scarce
but the high freight tend to check the ndtv
and dull but prime pale though neither would
mand the price of few months ago, by 81 Dbl. ar IS
vcrv dnlI for whole parcels but in lots commands former
rates sales Sms North sh Go soGS Tnp
nentine 666sb CENTS cash. and g. 63 and g. 3O@6O days
62O Wilmington Common Rosin 81 so@l So in yard ana
delivered 700 New Berne 81 80 delivered 800 NORTH
County 81 g. in yard; 100 No and White 81 25S4 %
$40 n 200 No 2 81; 10000 Tar in lots, wanted IS oO
and City Pitch 81 30 S3 Dbl. ,aoo zoe
RceThe sales since las. amount 70 about iSoO tcs
Indicating active de mand but no change IN prices
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THE Summer session of this Institution will commence
the Both inst, under the superintendent of William
Robinson Esq, who has been elected President and who's
tent Board of Teachers In this he has already in part sue
ceeded and Hopes at early day, be able to announce
the number OF teachers complete.
The Institution is divided into three departments-Pn
ry, Academca and Collegiate-the latter of which de-
the Academic intended as School where bows will bep
pared to enter University, other COLLEGES Through
out the country the Primary Department as mere uy
lille School, and as preparatory to the Academic.
In each of these several Departments Male and Female
School will be kep-n separate and distinct parts the
building, and under separate and distinct teachers with
exception of the President who will superntend in both De-
partmens and afford such instruction as may be in bis pow
AS part of the internal regulations of the Institution
Male departments will open and dismiss Is minutes ea
than the Female Departments
In the Collegiate Departments Male and Female unusus
facilities will be afforded to those who may wish to
t az eacn Annual Commencement two males and
two females will be admitted to free tuition upon ce
hereafter to be prescribed Application m
to be made to the President be decided
TERMS OF ADMISSION.
be received as pupil of this Institution the applicant
must sustain an unexceptionable character.
In no case will any be admitted who does present
the Ireasurers receipt for at least advance
The treasurer not authorized receive payment
ton, unless first presented with certificate of admission
signed by one of the heads of Departments.
Pupils, admission, will be examined by one of the Heads
fcency shall warrant.
Students will be charged from the date of entrance
end of the session. No deduction will be made for absence
except in case of protracted sickness DEATH nor will any
money be refunded in case Of expulsion or voluntary with
drawal. -
students entering this Institution will be required u
chase ADMISSION tickets from the Secretary and student
WAL be admitted until such ticket be exhibited
The pleasant location and neat of the build
ngs added to the acknowledged salubry of Goldsboo and
WILL it IS hoped to this infant nsn
on patronage and support commensurate with its merits
and the wants of the community
So Printed catalogues will be prepared at an early day
giving in detail the studies pursued and the regulations
oPed ana Will be forwarded to applicants free of postage
Goldsboro', June %, 1853 25Slt-4Sh
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

ANS NED DAWSON " next door to Policy & Hart VIZ
- mington, G, has just opened large and general as
sG %aS Of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS all o.
ncn Is new and selected with the wish give his C
oer satisfaction, every piece having undergone car
Planters wishing family supplies will fnd
toek the best styles of Negro Goods Blankets, Hou
keeping articles &c and Country Merchants ,c,sng o
S1 In saying that goods will sold low by him
oy any Joobng House at the North for from his long @
IN the Dry Goods business and purchasing s1
sey or lash he thinks he offer great inducements
ne mas ONE PRICE ONLY, and that is marked in plan
nsre on every article from which no deviation be maze
enid Will be dealt with fairly as first rate judge
m viii represented to be better than it really s
share of public favor.
In requesting the attention of the ladies to his most e
CANT supply of Dress Goods, Embroideres Silks, &c
woud with great respect Them that pains has
to select the richest handsomest and asho
oi and he thinks he please the fasdOu
and Grdss from the country will meet with prompt ss
anu when the selection is left to him. and he fails to pe
the goods will be cheerfully taken back. ii,
having made arrangements to receive supplies ween.
his agent in New York. customers rest M
OF always finding the latest styles of New Goods and at %
very lowest prices Nothing shall be wanting his pa
merit e1 the confidence of his customers. ,.
Please call before purchasing and examine yourse
Wllmington Oct. 20, 1853. ~
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON MORT
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Jan. 26-Brig Maria T. Wilder, Cunningham, from Nor
folk, Va, in ballast, to J. H. Chadbourn e Co.
Schr Acyona, Hand, from Charleston, Geo. Harriss
with sack salt.
Schr John Perkins, Hutchinson, from Providence r 7
schr T. A. Ward Hof, from New York. to Freeman &
Houston with mdze.
Steamer Fanny Luterloh Stedman from Fayetteville to
E. ]. Lutterloh
27.-Schr. Byzantium, Coleman from Nantucket, to T
G. Worth with OIL candles, &c.
Jan. 27-Brg Manzanillo Bailey, from Boston, to Ran
kin & Martin; with mdze.
Jan 29-Brig L. T. Knight, Treat, fm Martinique in bal
Brig Joann, Tyler I'm Martinique, in ballast to j. Hath
away s. Son
Steamer souherner, Creee I'm Fayetteville to McRary
29-Brig Mary McRae, Bramhal, fm Turks Island to J.
McRae & CO.; with salt.
Schr Yankee Blade, weetser fnNew Bedford in ballast
to J. q D. McRae u Co.
Schr Elouse, Robinson, FIN New York, to T. c. Worth;
3O-Schr Fannie Mitchell Fernald FIN Portland Me-. to
Russell & Bro; with hay, potatoes, &c.
CLEARED.
Jan 27-Schr. Village Gem, Case, for Alexandria, Va
by j. H. Flanner with 12l 900 feet lumber '
steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedman for Fayetteville by
E. j. Lutterloh. y
Jan. 27..,Brig belmont Locke, Park for Havana, bv
hldder y Martin; with ll3, 900 feet lumber.
Son; with 100 bbl tar, 12O 900 feet lumber
HAIRLESS with hid wax rs bales cotton 20 do yarn 1852
bushels pea nuts, PIP bbls -four, $500 do rosin
-, Brig LINCOLN Webb Perkins, for New York, by H.
Chadbourn Co.; with 1000 bbls rosin.
Steamer Sun, Rush for Fayetteville by JOS J. Lipptt
Jan zo-Sehr. Wake, Briggs for New York. by George
AaEts with n bss ale cotton 6sl bush pea nuts bbs
Schr Leesburg Godfrey for Philadelphia by Geo. Har-
rs with ITO casks rice 800 BUSH pea nuts 10 bales
% 90 sneetlng oo bbs turpenne 100 do PITCH do
3O-steamer Chatham, McRae for Fayetteville by T. G.
Schr. Autumn, Suites for New YorI, bv T p Rlo..o,.
with naval stores, &c.
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FAYETTEVILLE, Jan 26--Bacon s0sA Reeswax o5 .
Gofee-Rio, Il Laguyra. Il Cotton-strctly prime 9I@
sa PRIME s$9 ais s@ss Feathers 40@45 Flour su
, T.; Wheat q To- Oats 7o@75c Peas Rye sOo@s
aIdes Dry 1@o, green, S@4 Lard lO@ll Moasses Cuba
seed 81. fOO "0A rs ria1-
CottoneWe reduce on all grades. Flour has advapc
Gu ~ S"oo WIN upward tendency Corn-very little
change. oats-reeepts fair, very little variation
NEWBERN. Jan, 24-Turpentine, Virgin Dip a d.
Rosin 81 00@I TO- - " i.
WASHINGTON, On. CD Jan. 24.-Nayal Stores-Re
cets from up the river have been for the last ten
days in consequence OF high water and of no sales
report We think however that advance could he
obtained on last weeks figures for Dip Scrate Turner
tine any considerable lot of either on the market
GrainCon has advanced and is readily taken for shin
ment and retailing at 63 to 65c u bushe measure n
Wheat. sales to report. IN
CottonWe hear of sales of about 200 bales at Liz to
9s.-Whig. W
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LIVER COMPLAINT. DEBILITY.

lhaaract from James Harris Esqs Letter, Ateradria Va
After speaking of wonderful cures, on himself he saws
with inability constantly complaining from weakness tbronb
her whole system She enjoys better health than far
Years oeing entirely restored by the Hamptons
DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYEs-[Ertroct from
has been for afflicted with great weakness main III
SIDE and back papitoton of the heart fecbepess
almost the very weak am TO o. one
amptons 1ncture has restored her perfect health H.
RHEUMITGsM' So YEAR fHSy TSFe F. B.rwsu oxv.-
gna suffered from Rheumatism her 18th to her 50b
employed the best medical attention and trieS she
9sf aRaRpoR
wife Of Thomas NJ Yeakle, 20 Pearl street was Great s
ere lot eght years Restored perfect health by Ham,
MERCyRIAL RHEUMAT1sM.-Mr Jarrett Plrn,,oor
baltimore street suffered from this disease inenseiy
o could Sleep dreadful ulcers formed on his limbs
io "hch splnters OF bones issued. His physician NJ
MN lncuriable but Hampton's Vegetable Tnct
HEREDITARY SCRoFULA.-A bow in tho f.n,;,- :
non 1homasson, once member of Congress from Ken
LUCKY was mass of sores from head to foot His ev!;d
% INSIDE out Protruding the eyebals so as to
Tt DoneSs lie was cured by Hamptons Vegetahe
=; DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASES s.mu W.,
oionam, OF the Baltimore Custom House snfad w m N.
serdusV for eighteen months with both body and mind
1tnce after other things failed -'p'O's 'egeta6Ie
b. SSoo oo5Hb CONSUMPTION &o-Mr. Henry G. VIM
nve or SIX physicians all their remedies Su taa , all
isTHAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINcT11p1
ma action on the Stomach. Liver and the Rdna oy ITS
t;o BSsPepsla Cough Asthma, Bronchial and Inng M
Serofula, Rheumatism. Govt Neurair;a consumption,
powell Complaints Worms. Nervous DEBILITY Piles,
male IRON impure blood and the creates. F
saa get p nPamPhst With certificates of cures ,r..
more street Baltimore and so4 Bpa. owBRAY 2ad Bati
min Ea6phst sold DpFE WI
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friend has handed us the following correspond
ence, which actually occurred in 1886 between the
Second Auditor and Captain Tobin. The gallant
captain was of Erin. Full of mirth, wit, and
vvacy, he could not be grave even in official cor
respondence His letter was published all over the
country at the time it was written, and excited the
merriment of every body. We republish the letter,
not doubling that ii will be generally acceptable:
SOMETHING erich AND RARE."-The New Or
leans Delta publishes the following correspondence,
illustration of the philosophy of letter writing
Mr. McCalla, it will be seen, (says that paper.) is
positive, pointed, and sententous Captain Tobin is
candid discursive, and didactic. The whole, if not
trenching on the sublime, belongs at least to the
hoautiful
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Supreme Court

The following opinions have been delivered since
our last:
-, BY Nash, c. J. In Hackney V. Stedman, from
Chatham, affirming the Judgment Also in Smith
V. Kitty Kornegay, from Duplin. Remaining the cause
for amendments a: plaintiffs cost. Also. in State V.
Simpson, from Bladen, affirming the judgment.
By Pearson, J. In Fisher V. Carroll, from Samp-
son, dismissing the appeal. Also, in Black V. San
ders, from Rockingham, directing GENRE de nouo.
Also, in Paris v. Thompson, from AIamance, affr-
ming the judgment.
By Battle, ]. In Brooks v King. from Forsythe,
affirming the Judgment. Also, in Walling v Bur-
roughs, in equity from Martin. Also in Lee v.
Ford, in equity, from Randolph directing refer
ence 10 the Master.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-03

TINE first session of this Institution will oe. E.
i Monday. the 10th January, 1854, under the n%sa
the following faculty. anf T1th shf annexed EXPENSE
Rev. JAMES H. BRENT, President, PrOf.sso.
Languages Experimental Sciences and MahesHOa4A
Mr.. "A. M, Professor of Nodasttis
M ga'ses' Professor of Mu,;. "
Miss EMILY WEBB. Miss M. B. STAMM1RE. and n,
BRENT Assistants in the various department. Mis-
The exercises of the School win be divided iptor
Primary, High School, and Collegiate. The Prim
prepare for the High School and Collegiate mm9
School will embrace selected part of the Coe;Ihe R
The usual reports will be made to parents on fb
course student passing the High course will Be- t e,
Collegiate course will be entitled to diploma HS ka
COURSE OF STUDIES
Collegiate Classes-Latin-All the course hail.,
and through the Bucolies. WI
GreekgAll the course below the Anabass inclu5r,
Gospel of John. Ung
Modern Languages-French, German and Italian g.
dorf s complete system, and author in each I"n U
Literary-Aistory. Botany, Chemistry and AstrcpSoms
English composition. !@
Music Drawing, Painting, Needlc-work and Emb,,,
Smiths Grammar complete ; do. Geography do n
Arithmetic do; Sands Series do. Goodrchs a,i paA
sons do. Greek do; Davies Elementary Algebra Va +
dorf s primary system in French, German and ftsI
ornamental branches may be pursued in the Prmarv d.
ment-being regarded the accomplishments and uar
essentials of an education
Tuition Primary department 7to Is
High School Is to 20
Collegiate 20
The ornamental branches extra, unless the whole co
taken when 800 will the entire expense of boa
tuition per session.
The Collegiate course will require four years bnt ,
who are prepared can join advanced classes. '0R
CHURCH.
The students may attend whatever church the parst
fer, always accompanied by teacher Pe
VISITORS.
Visitors shall be received in the College only in tba ~
sence of teacher and visits shall be returned onv nj
the restriction, which does not apply to parent
guardians.
DOMESTIC.
The science of Cookery, Housekeeping and Mantr.
king will form part of the entire course.
ACCOMMODATIONS.
$50 students can be comfortably accommodated in T.
College buildings.
SUPERVISIONS.
The students will be under the immediate superyiSon
the President. who will reside in the College, and will
sisted by the professors teachers and Board of Council
BOARD OF COUNCIL.
RICHARD WASHINGTON,
WILLIAM X. LANE,
WILLIAM 7. DoRTCH,
WAITMAN THOMPSON,
JOHN G. SLoCUMB,
w. S. G. ANDREWS
The blanks in the Faculty will be filled as s,
tion is made from the numerous applicants.
For further information address H. Brent or auy
Board of Council.
Goldsboro', Dec. %, 1858. 1877
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CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.

THIS Institution will it's third Session on h
second Monday in January, 1854. Every branch OIL
male education is taught in the Institute and the peSs
number of Scholars warrants the Eeef that Schoon
country furnishes greater facilities for imparng knoweg
Tho expenses annum will not exceed 1924 for the
advanced literary course and with the usual number
tras the necessary per year will $40
Board per month in the Institute SO good Board may
had in the private families of the village much cheaper
Tuition for all English branches, per Session of 81 week.
primary $40 all branches in Ist and I'd C
$l2; Junior and Senior Glasses els.
For particulars the public is referred to CircuGs
which can be had by addressing the Secretary the P
pal HI. A. BIZZELL, Sec'y
Clinton, May TO- 185S-39tf.l of Board of Trustees
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4rrivai of thu Isa bel.

81, Jan. 25-1he steamer Isabel has ar
CHARLlAavana and Fey West dates of the 22d.
mved yho political neVs Markets unchanged
IheSbdp Hudson reported ashore on Orange KEYS.
( ID not been foundry the, searching vessels. The
barous Island CiT, from Boston. for Galveston, was
smoker on the .th. She reported that on the 26th,
off ore hatteras, she discovered the schr Walter
DE- from Beaufort, N. G., for New York. in sink
Z; condition and took off the officers and crew
ghe vessel sunk almost Immediately. The crew ar
I'VE d at Key West on the 5th. The ship Elizabeth
bruce went ashore ON the 4h near Carysport Light
and bilged the 10th. Part of the cargo was saved
ne 6arque Harriet and Martha of and from Charles
on, Tor New Orleans, totally lost on the 18Th,
oH Jordan Key Shoals. Loss $4,000
L he port of Marie will be closed April LIST
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-03

CRANES CREEK ACADEMY, Moore Counv
OCThe second session of this School, located nine n
east of Carthage, and the Fayetteville and Weston
Plank Road. will commence Tuesday the Sd of Janu
next.
Tuition payable in advance &c. &c. $l2 so and SIS PEI
session.
Students be prepared here for the University Of Mort
Carolina.
Board and washing be obtained in the neighbOrhoo
convenient to the Academy at from S. 81 per month
For further particulars direct (post pad) to the Principal
C1ane's Creek p. O., N. C. A B. BLACK Princna
Decemher 18th 1888 las
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Fnnet1evIlIe 8 NVarsavv Plank Rond.

We learn that, at meeting of the Stockholders OF
the Fayetteville Warsaw Plank Road Company,
on the goth inst, at Clinton, Thomas Bunting. VIM,
Faison, Alfred Johnson, Thomas NJ Lee, DIR. VIM.
McKoy, Patrick Murphy and VIM. s. Devane were
elected Directors. At meeting of the Directors,
on the 25th DIR. VIM. McKoy was elected President,
With salary of 500, and Patrick Murphy Secreta-
Py and Treasurer-salarY $3.50.
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srovEsLsT ovEs..-sTOvEs..:

WE the undersigned would respectfully call the atten
w ton of Southern Merchants extensive stock of
STOVES, CAULDRONS, FORCES, &c. &c.
assortment of Cook and Paor Stoves consists of
the best in the Market We have large Stoves for wood
capable of cooking for from three four hundred
Our STOVES made heavy and consequently durable
and are warranted give satisfaction Our stock consists
of the following Cook and Paror Stoves for woodvz
Buck, Modern Troy, Globe, &c. for Paror; Providence
Air Tight Union Air Tight Ida Air Tight New Plate, &C.
&-Dealers would do well to give call before purchas
ing elsewhere. NEMAN & WARWICK,
\. E. Corner of Second and ace-sts Philadelphia, Pa
Jan %, 1866 2l-3m
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REMRV AL.

a 6cCALEB & GILBERT have rem owed from the corner
N of Second and Market c. B. Millers old stand, on
Market street, the Dock where they will keep con- on
and Country trade respectfully invite their friends
~ X SI Ian ~ 1874 2l-tf
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TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.
WILLIAM T.. FRY.


PORTABLE DESKS DIR ESSING CASES, WORK
BOXES,&c LEATHER TRAVELLING DESKS, DRESS
ING AND SHAVING CASES.
IMPORTER
RICH FANCY GOODS, FANS. PERFUMERY, TOI-
LET ARTICLES, BRUSHES, CUTLERY,
DRESSING CASE FURNITURE GENERALLY.
Depot of FRYS Celebrated Razors every blade warran
ted All kinds of Cases Morocco Leather Rosewood and
Mahogany, made to order Sole Agent for the United
States, for George Wise & Co.'S TONBRlDGE MOSAIC
WARE wholesale and RETAIL No 12s Arch street. Phadel-
phia. JAN "a, lSo4-zl-Sm
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IOuSs

BosToN' Jan; 25,-I1ff struggled goods on board
discoveries and seizurfer Niagara tboropgb IN
Ehe Royal mail sto take place. - ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-03

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The Senate to-day con-
frmed the nomination of Mr. Redfied as Collector
OF the port of New York. vice Judge Bronson, re-
moved The vote stood, ayes 35, nays 8. But one
democratic Senator and eight wings voted against
the confirmation of Mr. Red6eld
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-03
MAR RIED.

In this county, the 25th inst by the Rev. Geo Fennel
Mr. JAMES M. FoY to Miss JEANETTE NJ daughter of
Stewart Devane, Esq.