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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-08
S. S. ScHoFF, Secretary.

STATISTICS OF HoMICIDF.-The New
! York Tribune has been collecting Stats
tics of homicdes, chiefly in the city OF
/ New York and vicinity. 1t says there
are reported in the Tribune between Jan
uary |, and August 10, 1854, thirty-four
cases, one double murder. making thir-
/ tv-five. OF them.
Liquor Is known to have caused, Is
Liquor indirectly caused, S
Jealousy, mot oftcn dry passion caused 4
Reported Accidental, /
Unknown Causes, ..a 6
The Tribune adds:
"Of the eighteen murders committed
under the direct influence Of LIQUOR. no
less than fifteen lrere committed by Irish
men several of them keepers ofJoggeres.
VIII not lrish-born voters reflect on this
before they cast another vote in support
of the Rum Traffic? Are they content
to have their million or two of population
in this country charged with two-thrds
Of all the murders committed among
twenty millions Of people? If not, they
must unite i'll shutting up the grog-ShopS
which are the main causes of Irish crime.
Irish degradation and Irish unpopularity
among US. 1ueRfy-One in all of the thir-
ty-tive murders are charged upon Irish
men, and five more of the murders are
supposed to be Irish. Only fire are
known to have been natives of this coun-
try.
We believe there were more executions
for murder il tins country last year than
ever before but these at least did not
prevent bountiful crop of murders this
year Does any man doubt that II we
had hung fewer and stopped the liquor
traffic the murdercrs of 1854 would have
been fewer? 2"
4 SAD SroRY OF TAINTED Blood
The following extraordinary case occur
red in Mississippi under the slave law of
that State
A planter was afflicted with y loath-
some disease. So offensive were his
ulcers that he was deserted by his " hite
friends, and. while thus afflicted and for
saken. girl. whom he owned As slave
kindly and patiently waited upon IN
dressed his ulcers, cleansed his person
and watched over him INT he eventual
" recovered. With gratitude and af-
lection to his benefadtor, he took her to
Cincinnati, in Ohio. executed to her a
deed Of monnmis>ion had it recorded, re-
turned to Mississippi, and there married
her in legal form. They 1--we together af-
fectionately for nancy years, reared "A
family of children and as he lay upon his
death-bad, by will he devided his proper
/ ty between his wife and children. His
brothers hearing of his death came on
ward and demanded the property. The
widow and children were indignant at
the demand. They, too, were seized
and the validity of their marriage and
will was tried before Judge Sharkey, of
that State, who decided that the whole
matter was fraud upon the law of slav-
ery-that the property belonged to the
collateral heirs. His widow was sold by
the surviving brothers, the children were
bid off at public auction and both moth
err and children now toll in CHAINS, OF
sleep in serbine graves.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-08

&c An Investigation of a charge Of
rape against one of our citizens has been
pending for some days past before Es-
quire Gof, in the town of Pleasant Prai-
RE. 1t is supposed the prosecution is
only an attempt to extort money, or to
create an effect to affect an indictment
pending against the parties prosecuting
in this case. An attempt will be made
to prove this not the first effort of the
kind ON the part Of the female to extort
money and also to prove her Of a charac-
ter to destroy all foundation for charge
of rape against her.
j. L. Arnold, of Milwaukee. is engaged
for the prosecution.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-08
STRAY SOW.
Merchants Buying to Sell Again,

EtAN GET THEIR STOCK of me at a trifling
] advance over Eastern prices, for Cash. Every
had at me- s. CHAPMAN, 1873 Last Wafer ST..
dl64w 10 Milwaukee-Up Stairs.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-08
TAXES! TAXES (!

OFFICE or CRY TREASURER.
KESosHA, Aug. 2lst, 1854. /
THE undersigned has now received the Tax Rolls
L for Iarhor aud lily Taxes for the City of Keno
sha for the year lisa, and may be found at hts =
flee City iaiD during business hours daily ~ Cd.
lection Of the alb I'VE Taxes.
ABRAHAM HANSON City Treasurer.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-08
BEEBE HATS,

EUST RECEIVED. direct from New York. few
% of the LATEST STYLES, Fashionable
FALL Silk Hats. BEEBE'S MANA spleen.
did article, for sale cheap, at the Clio hing Empo-
rum" OF i. 7. FRANCIS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-08
SUNNY MEMORIES


AN EXCEL LENT ARTICLE for sOrP, This
"A hot weather, fn the sick or debIlhaicd. young
n Old. a most he 1ithy and nutritious edible, and
,dapled 10 the ca est digestive Systems. For sale
- f46l JOHN ERRiCSCN'S. g
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-08

A HARD HIT.-About the hardest hit
we have seen is the following, which is
contained in John Mitchel's lecent letter
to Archbishop Hughes:
"Now does your Grace see anything
so horrible in plantation of negroes?--
Are you not aware that priests, bishops
monasteries, yea, popes, have held slaves!
Yet It's not wonderful that yoa should
not coveta plantation i'll abe South SO
long as You possess that enviable piece of
property, The Catrary Ce@etry where !
see by the newspapers, 448 Of your flock
uere buried last 1eeek at a fee of FIVE DOL
LARS per corpse TO you. wish your
Craze joy. | shall be almost tempted
instead ola well stocked plantation in
Alabama, to wish for a lreu peopIed grare
gard on Long Island"
, 1854-10-14
List of Letters. Remaining IL
n Office at OLYMPIA.

Arlington, T T s, Babcock, Brainard 2, Brown
Marcus |, Bort, Russel /, Brfns. Edward 7 ]. Bell
WIN |, Been, George |. Bern5a VIM /, fo-worth, Il
s l, Bailey, VIM l.
ClanghIin. WIN |. Carr }Wm = Chase, + |, Crom
well, g I Comurous. V b |, cbtton, Oscar |.
Decker, H II /, Davis. Thomas /, Dis, Staiora
Doty, James L. Faucet, W II ., Frst, Morris l, Fec
Henry l. Frazier, James |.
Grant, David |, Gould, John |, Hompray Popkin ,
Hamlin, Nathaniel l, Hill, Mary l. Hitchcock, MI
ton l, Homer, Mr. |. kingsbery, G II |.
Lowell, A |, Libbey, Samuel |, Martino, Antonio
!, Mclncas, Vim l, 'Musser A A I, McCer, Miss Joe
hama l, Mccullough, Isaac l, McMullcn, Mird /.
Johnson, VIII Capt Jones, Edward A l, Jamison
James ] Jane, VeaZey l, Jones. Paul l.
Perkins, W l, Poshlyn, Erastus I. Perry, jesse
Park, + l, Pooler, Lewis G l, Phelps, Artsur
Perrin; Lewis B l, Pitkin, George |, Robson, r
| l, Ranl, John l.
Sumner, Clement W /, Smith, Samuel /, Shull
Phillip 2, Stewart, Nathaniel q l. Stewart Joseph
Stewart, Alexander l, Smith, John l. Stewart, Eli
"a |, Skidmore, A /.
| Thomas. John S L. Thomas, James / Thomson l.
l, Temple, WIKI.
Wilson, James l, Woods, W l. Walker, Samue
2, Wilson, Mrs l, Williams, James I, Wright John
|, Wclsher, Benjamin ?, Welsher, Lewis Q l. Walas
IGl.
Olympia Oct. Is, ls54-n5
, 1854-10-14
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roiIw,v five davs. from New Yorl 70 Lon.
don ron davsmtoiai Sartv.six Gavs W.
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"ons re;l l;nos frnn, ono 80, ocoor ,, 70 ,Lo o,hor
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suppose ,na' ."e ue.u. i"',toau WIN W
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lnus az p.,, '.an rr'ne'seo' u; anu rerhaps anon
{, CT u' y, s'.uu, N oIesom. Inc time from
pos.o" ~ ,sc"' Sns Urn VIII tnen oe naue IN
aooa' se', Sa's- Mneh tnat roaa Is puil''
uluc,l .. sIc Gnlhese' I,' Japan Australian
anu ',,'nuHtch ~ islanps trSde ana travel Will
pas. .u'uaI" '';.S iuc ohl'cu states In con
"eV'to" ~ VII I..n .ueSe H countries 'ne passage
I'll u, 'ne is'nrlas .', u. VIII not pc .nought o.
n nnc ,llns WI 'he9 oe; FROM snangae 10
~ Iortlana cr gan francesca, 10Y improved
sleatnsn,Ps,l hiteen Gays; rom Portland
OF oan rrSi'elSeo 10 New ork or Boston,
yen gpysi @ ron New ork or Boston to
from Shanghae to ondon. There can Be
but little doubt considering the progress of
kbo ,,o 81 for. ,,oo.. 4I.A 40: :tNL
, 1854-10-14
WASHINGTON HOTEL

(TmE LONE Pine TREE IL FEoSr)
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREETS
OLYMPIA, W.T..
rTNHE proprietors Of this hotel having ercc'ed an
l. additional hul1ing, and completed other eX- IL
tensive Improvements, are now prepared to offer rs
good accommodations and fare any hotel in our own
neighboring territory.
The Bar will always be supplied with the best Liquor
and Cigars.
A good Stable il attached to the premises.
Our mottp-Clean Beds aud Warm Rooms.
CORLISS & ENSIGN.
ostnber /, lsj3. 4a
, 1854-10-14
fishermen Ahoy!

TUST RECEIVED on consignment per brig Cycops
.J hrst rate Cod or Salmon Seine. 900 by co feet
corksd and loaded, and ready for use.
Also a scpply Of Cod and Maekerel hooks and lines
and other ii-hiRg apparatus. Carpenters and Coopers
tools. and other articles sent out as smples.
The whole will be offered cheap for cash by
EENDALl.C0
Olympia, Sept 2, lS5l 52tf
, 1854-10-14

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isrr S.Uis '.ntN. 's.. r. .'Tr.f o." liHr. ilt-
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, 1854-10-14

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, 1854-10-14
Puse. SQUAD shipping Report.

TIE LcN0ltc tutr Itr ltN.#. ,p.t. S.,
p,a.c<-5SI y,t ~ ror- T vu--ud -rrt '1. io,A.
\N,|Aa-9
>~Arsi,eI u Olympia Oct. sth t,iup- 'Nlti T.m..
kiN1I-f AZ. James ". Hgrt, ; lay, 4 VA Virturs
gl i.tcrneillc rorts. with irt sit ard las cHe eyI-
o. .lehu N. scranton.
, 1854-10-14
Estra,ys.

THE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the stock
L on hand, Of q. c. Terry, together with recent ar.
rivals per Success and Merchantmen. have on hand
an assortment Of general merchandise for the trade,
which they offer whulesAs ard retail At small ad-
vance cost. ...,.,,.,,,,. ,,l.
Alki, July "a. lsi+. ATT
, 1854-10-14

s. L-yl ytys. -. l., O. t. -l,a i..,- ls I.-., -
81 ..t ...,,. .iv. Ar. ..i '' U'...a g. u. t-Ft
uarH N.N.,,>. a. 70. l.uty. .'.c.
, 1854-10-14
NEW ARRIVAL.
Per Bark Success" 9'"Harriet Thompson
Goldman & RoSenblatt,

IAVE received new supply Of Dry Goods, Cloth.
L i ing. Boots and Shoes, Groceries and Hardware.
We would also call the attention Of the pubic ,.aud
particularly OF the Ladies' to splendid assortment OF
Embroideries. Ribbons, Dress Trimmings and other
fancy goods Of the latest styles imported direct oin
New York.
Our motto-quick sales and small profits.
Our system--equal justice to all.
GOLDMAN & EOSENBLATr.
Olympia, October lj 'j4-n5tf
, 1854-10-14
bs-erAc coal mines Of Bsllingham Ba,

aud the Duwamish river, are now yielding
an excellent quality Of that article.
, 1854-10-14

Clocks FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.-We saw
on Saturday the latest piece Of Yankee
clock-ingcnuity, clock for tie Japan and
Chinese markets, that measures time as the
hours are counted in China and Japan
the hands making a diurnal revolution
b within twelve Chinese hours The charac
.,ters upon the dial plate are Chinese. Th'
inside 1circle has four characters, showing
sunrise, meridian, sunset and midnight
The next circle exhibits the odd and ever
hours the even hours are designated by {
bold figure, and the odd hours by smaller
ones. The dial there had the conmoI
minute marks, and at the extreme ohtsid'
. was the Chinese numerals, running from
one to twelve.-N. Y Tribune.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-27
Hon. IL. s. FOOte.

This Notorious individual 1--WE do not know how,
DETER 10 Characterse him) being arrested in his pre-
2ePltate flight from Mississippi by high water in the
rec Dee river, constrained TO pass a night in the
9ae OF South Carolina, whose citizens he has of
len and so wantony vlifed and traduced and whose
great Statesman, so tenderly cherished by them, he
pursued TO the grave with fendish magnity which
tu'e as much rs his personal appearance reminded
very body of the Hvena. 1t was with ne ghbOurs
Sumtervle that he tarried
"lthout enVeylng them the qualification, we have
UoDlectlonS to their having indu ged natural curl
MY TO hear him speak and having brought it about,
"' lot an hour and half, he entertained them with
Ills "tchng eloqnence. But we must be permitted
say mat II is with surprise and modification, we
lave PerruSed letter from gentleman who aided
III 8e'uhg up the show, which commendS Mr. Foote's
ou.Se and predicts that his opinion OF the admins
ha.on Will soon prevail, in the South and in the
'moctahc Party. We understand his position is
% '"' o open, and of course yiruent antagonlsm to
.' administration, and we regret to hear South
oSSonnlan, prescribing to the South abandonment
4 ~ resident who in all things, has been so faithful
~ uS The following is the latest intelligence from
teid OF battle which this doughty little veteran
oS Snooy abandoned We copy from the Coum.
"S ~ orner Stone:
"a ~; ut; mississippi Legislature convened on Monday
SSV' John j. Petus was elected President OF the
Bsn"e and Hiram Cassidy Speaker of the house Of
j Spt w.
apart Tor the election Of Senator.
~ Gov. FooTEs MESSAGE.
,"S Is The most extraordinary document We have
seen OF the kind. He sets out by informing lh'
CTSd that he is soon TO become citizen o
and therefore it is unnecessary for him tt
baisaena 10 them any measures of legislation. h'
Own ~" oI the message consists in review OF III
euloges upon his patriotism. AM
viz STentS and evidences to prove that Colonel Da
Crn~,alS seceSsonist, and that he is now goo
What aOmlSe Union man. He forges to tell then
and h. GOOD hre eater he was himself at one time
a o seems 3, to be so thoroughly Disguised with tn
uspoI ol Mis- sssippi, that he does make tn
ent IK howIedgments to Divine goodness for pres
uura, gS' nor make the usual prayer for thel
prosperity and happiness Darlington Flag.
loud no9gh Kentuckian hearing child squall yer!
small 1 a 'urIously, remarked: How wickedly tina
aDllao ample Of mankind is swearing now, in the in
educated D. ''"' " nat WIZ 1t come 10 "Hs"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-27
VISIT IIAIsRt&t}N'S VS.. VyHITEFIUFST's
WLLMINGTON GALLERY

WHAT treasures of art does this little contain -
w Whichever way you turn, some immortal ion
greets your Here nger proftably for ho
contemplating the noblcst of Gods crcaon-man; ere
converse silently with the living and the dead until the
whered OF memory again restored and siren
ened and reaches forth its hand to greet those with whom
We intimately associated but nhabit the
gloomy prison house of orgetfuness Who would die with
out leaving desirable token of remembrance behind
Here beauty with its diversity Of expression and features
gOW forth from the plate with rapturous divinity and
cnates he until the heart worshps them like the
nimitabe rrginly Angels, the sained Madonna the
bluebearded MdgdGne but the unapprOachabe
reoypes of relatives and friends made by Harrison.
H4Visit his Gallery whether you wish of his unequal
led pictures not MIR H. is acknowledged to be the best
Daguerrcotypist in the state. A VISITOR
Nov 18th, 1853 73-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-27

HOllOways pills should he taken by persons
troubled with \ Sthma Bad Coughs they
positive
Indictment of the colds
any other period and those afflicted
greater severity therefore is well know
lIOOways Pills will the most nveterate
efficacy having tested under varions circumstances and
Cline proving them be the successful
edy that used The peculiar properties they
have the effect of throwing off the Phegm relieving the chest
giving perfect freedom of respati and thus Inducing
healthy action of the lungs
Temple Bar London and by all respectable Druggists
medicines throughout the British Empire and of those
of the United States 37kc Sc 81 So each Whole
by the principal Drug the Union by Messrs
B. g. Sands New York; 5. b. d J. A. Evans Wilmington
\. e.
There considerable saving by taking the largest sizes
Directions guidance of patients every disorder
| affixed to each Box
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-27

NOTICE TO HOUSE KEEPERS. J. X. RESTON
~ CO.. have hand great many useful articles which
are of no use to US lying idle the shelves, consisting
Cothe Hampers, Market Baskets Table Mats Shaker ditto
Covered Baskets Ladies' Morocco .Satche Brass bound
Keie half bushe peck and other Measures Buckets Flour
Pals, Wash Boards, Rolling Pins Wood Spoons, Butter
Paddles kinds of Tubs Ice Cream Mould large
clohe boiling Kettles, Vegetable Boilers. Oil Cans Alcoho
Cans, Towel Racks, Harp Shaped Bronze Blower Stands
Knife Boards Liquid for renovating old Furniture knif
Powder, nstre, Stove Brushes Silver Polish ans
other articles No charge for showing and plenty
time show them Where is all the delicate people tha
they don't buy this East India Ale, "a delightful onc
grow fat :!
N. B. Four or FIVE horses which We have longer U.s.
for, for sale also
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-27

good demand for the article from both shippers and dister
About 500 bb market this morning, for which S. has
been offered for yellow dip, and 81 81 for hard but sale not
vet closed.
! SPIRITS TURPENrGNE-Thc market has ruled unsteady
review, and the price has advanced fully
cents y gallon last Thursdays quotation The receipts
the week have been fair and the supply in first hands is
light. The transactions foot up 3O26 barrels, fol-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-27
j, e, HALL

COMMISSION MERCHANT, Wilmington, n. c.
4 Office in rear of Mcmillan. Davis & Co.'S Store
Every paid the sale and purchase of produce
and liberal cash advances made on cons garments
REFERS TO Capt Gilbert Potter,
E. P Hall, Pres't Branch Blk. State n. c.
O. G. Parsley, Pres't Commercial Bank;
Mcmillan, Davis s Co.
Jam 18th, 1854 I4-2O-f
aS- Com. and Herald copy I'm.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-27

HOG TRADE OF LoUIsvILLE.--The Louisville Cou
rier says the hog packing season in that vicinity
has finally closed and remarks
The total number of hogs killed around the Falls
this is 407 03, which is an increase of 1906
600 last The season commenced on
the Sd of November, with only q limited number
of hogs killed on account of weather PHI
at the opening of the season, here and else
where, unsettled, the nominal rates being 5
net, and buyers offering to II cents with
sales AT 5 cents, from the hooks; and considerable
sales of shoulders, and hams from the block Al,
and 7 cents. The market dull for some time,
and finally prices declined 44c. net, which the
prevailing price to the close of the season.
Although the packing season is regarded closed,
we understand that two three packers contem-
plate packing several odd lots the road. In
addition have not estimated the receipts by wag-
ons and river which have been toleable heavy, the
total to be governed by the estimate of Cincinnati
the ancient Porkopolis Al Cincinnati there will be
increase this season of probably 10000 hogs, ia
stead of 10000 at first estimated and at the
various minor points there is evidently falling of
this season. In addition but few hogs have been
driven South or East this year.
The number of hogs packed at st. Louis up to the
9th instant as, 900 head. The packing at Pitts
burg and Wheeling will fall short 20, 900 head Of last
years business Indianapolis will increase this sea-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-27
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JANUARY 26. 1854.

TURrENTNE-Snce review of Thursday last has como
in slowly the arrivals in the early part of the week
confined to small parcels The market ruled steady at Ou
weeks quotation Tuesday, when the price advan
ced 10 the hard and soft article, and We'd
nesday again advanced 10 soft The sales for the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-27

LII persons indebted to the late firm of c. B. Miller
n Co., those having claims against the concern, will
please come forward and settle with c. B. Miller he being
duly authorized to settle the same.
G. B. MILLER,
JAN 2l.-116-6t-202t J. 4. SCARBOROUGH.
Herald
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-27
EREIGHYS

TO NEW YORK
Turpentine, Rosn, and Tar, per barrel,. So 60
Spirits Turpentine, do 90 a 80
Rice, per 100 pounds, gross 90 20
Cotton, per bale, ......l % 80
Cotton goods and yarns, per foot, q
FlaXSeed, per clSk, UO q ~
Ground Peas, per bushel, ........6 s
Lumber, per NJ, 5 90 7 90
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Turpentine, Rosin, and Tar, per BARREL, 80 GO
Spirits Iurpentlnc, do. .....SU a ~
Ground Peas, per bushe, ........: s
Lumber, per NJ, to size. IS so 90
Cotton goods an yarns per cubic foot. 30 @
Rlco per lUU IDS AA1
TO BOSTON.
Turpentine osin and Tar, per barrel, .55 IS
Spirits Iurpntine, do. 90 q W
Lumber per NJ .. 10 so q II 90
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NOTICE..

THE Copartnershp heretofore existing under the firm
/ c. B. MILLER & CO., is this day dissolved, by n.uua
consent. Y b MlLLEh,
]. A. SCARBOR OUCH.
Wilmington Jan 10th, "a ll6-6t-2l-2t
Herald COPY At.
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QUIZ nToTIo rs ."uo PLEASE,
4
Whining Oh saddle. eiarHeSs, Y@G

ks2.<. Wilmington saddle. siarHeSs, I@S@r,r
NNEGNUN K " ANUF ACT or Y. $500. -
NiE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
keeps constantly hand large assortment of Co: r
zig, 1vlt! ia"rnes>: !ady's and Gcntlen" X
Saddles. Brides, rh5ps, Sc. Trunks Valises, Saddle
and Carpet Bags, atchrl, fancy Trunks &c. Always
hand large supply OF "t-S i""t cr and Fly Nets. i
all other articles usually found in such establishments
which he be Of the best material and work
mansht, and will be sold low for rush, short cred
prompt customers.
Saddles, Harness Trunks. Medical Bags &c, made
order. Harness and Coach Trimmings sold fair prize
to persons buying manufacture. Whips at wholesale
All kinds Of Riding Vehicles bought and sold commits
sion. JOHN J. CONOLEN
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Wilmington Bank Rates of Exchange.
Baltimore .... per prem. Philadelphia per ct prem
New York, 81 s. Virginia.... "
Boston, Il s. Charleston. i