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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-13

RiverNothing done for the week. and little
no demand Last sales of flooring boards $8 % M
MoLAssEs-No receipts since last review and the
ply of former arrivals in first hands light Sales of Cuba
for the week from wharf at q . cents gallon in
quantity. New Orleans quote at rs a Is cents
PoTAToEs-Only two small parcels OF irish Potatoes
market, and note fair demand Sell at 80 d Dbl
from Seet also in demand and very few coming
In sales at 80 cents q 81 . bushel, as in quantity
PRovs1oNs-For n G. BACON there fair enquiry the
receipts for the past three weeks have been mted
consequently the supply store light Since last review
the sales reach only q 1000 lbs at l0} l03 cents tor
hog round, and II l2t D b. for hams, cash In
Western cured there change to note prices, and sup
ply fair Sales in the small way at quotations See Ia
BILE LARD-N G. make is in fair enquiry, and supply
lighter. We continue former ratesl0 cents in bbls and
III q III cents ID in kegs-at which sales easily made
characterization is and wanted and we adj
quotations to 80 q 80 cents % b.--PoRK-ln
Northern Mess advance of so last weeks
quotations saes from store $l6 90 q Sl7 D bbl,
quantity lot of 20 bb sold Saturday at Sl6 o. cash
SALTNo arrivals of Liverpool sack for the week. but
notice fair supply former receipts market. On Tues
day go sacks sold from store 81 10 SACK cash See
table for prices in lots to suit alum in demand and
on market.
Thursday last of 300 900 81 80 % NJ quote g
TMBER-The receipts for the week Just ended have not
been large the previous The sales reach Is 80
RATS prices ranging within quoations-cash and time
See table.
FREGHrsRates to New York and Philadelphia have fur.
Their declined since last review and dull quotations
the quantity of produce offering for shipment is light See
for Drce
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RAILROAD CORPORATIONS continue 10 suner severe
Iy in all the civil suits brought against them by pas
sengers for injuries received by railway accidents.
In Canada, lately, MIR. Balcheder, of Waukegan,
ILL.,, has recovered from the Buffalo and Brantford
Railway Company the sum of 5000 in suit insti-
tuted by him for the loss of one of his legs and the
injury of the other by an accident on that road
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MARRIED

In this town. Wednesday evening 18th inst at Orange
Street Baptist Church, by Rev A p Repton, Mr. R. NJ
c PARKER, to Miss MATILDA LINGUISH.
In brunswick County,, by + W Rntand Esq, MR.
SAMUEL BELL, to Mrs OLEF PIGOTT, daughter
of William and Ann Frink.
Also in Smhvie, by Rev. J. n Andrews Mr.. GEORGE
w. WESCOTT, to Miss SARAH A. SWAIN, daug hter of
Jno. c., and Mary Swain. Herald please copy.]
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS,

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until the 18th of
ing for Female College to be erected the town Of Colds
borough, Wayne county, North Carolina Of the following
wings each fty-fve by thirtyeight eet-the of
the main building to be feet high from bottom of
foundation walls of the wings to be feet high
feet high second eleven feet high the third and fourth
each to be ten feet high All the materials to be furnsed
by the contractor.
Plans specifications be and any information
given by calling the Rev. James H. Brent President Of
the Goldsborough Female College.
The bids will be directed to William K Lane President
of the Board of Stockholders, Goldsborough, N c.
Anrjl
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NORTH CAROLINA, J
TeIo Hanover County !
Thos. H. Williams, Admir-,
Petition for sale of lands.
Heirs Of Inhn lie Auslan.

Heirs of John lie Auslan.
TN pursuance of decreee of the County Court SHALL
Tuesday of the second week of the next Superior Court
for this County offer public auction Exchange
Corner in Wilmington the following lands the property
the late John McAuslan, witt three lots in the limits
Wilmington and adjoining the railroad contain
ing front on the railroad of seveny-fve feet each and
running back 200 feet also containing
large Island between the Northwest River
the Thoroughare ALSO oneha OF Battery Island opposite
Smthvile Terms of sale, one-ha cash. the balance
six months purchaser giving hote with good security
April 3.-I783w.l THOS- H WILLIAMS. Admir-
GPIRIT BBLS-2J0 hand spirits bbls hand
- for sale by PETTEWAY d PRITCHETT.
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April 18th, 1865

ESCAPE FEAR AND DEEP RIVER NAVIGATION
COMPANY.-A general meeting of the Stockholders in the
Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation Company will be
held in the town eff Wilmington Thursday the 18th of
April 1850 Business of Importance will be brought before
the meeting. Punctual attendance is requested
BY order of the President and Board of Directors
H. A. LONDON, Sec'ry.
March 10, 1856. l59-tm
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NOTE. River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne, sold in
subject the expense of landing, inspection
erage. &c.; Lumber 80 to 81 y M; Tar
Turpenne about 10 Is cents % bband naval stores,
when brought per railroad about the expenses in
Cured -*For Virgin mixed Turpentne deduction
of one-ffth is made. according to quality.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET
FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL 18TH, 1855.

TURPENrINE - Ruled steady at last Thursdays quota
ton up Monday when advance took place of cents
soft and Is hard and Tuesday there fur
ther advance with sales 81 so for yellow dip and 81 so
hard $50 lbs Wednesday the market eceded l0c from
the advance. There has been active demand from
shippers and dsles and the receipts for the week have
been than those of the previous The sales foot
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-13

CALIFORNIA PRoDUcTIoNs.-Go is not by any
means the only product that the World is destined to
derive in abundance from California. Already her
crops of wheat are such as to astonish farmers on
the eastern wing of continent, while her potatoes
and vegetables of all kinds marvels in magnitude
and excellence. Grapes, it is known, are Indigenous
and of excellent quality, and efforts making to
produce from them good light wine (much better
than whiskey, brandy rum) with every prospect
Of success Lately we hear of lot of oranges, pro
duced in gardens at Los Angeles, which are ronoun-
ced as delicious any tasted Figs. peas, peach
es aprcots and other fine fruits grow in abundance
and 10 great perfection. the single exception to this
being the apple which, it is said does not equal the
apples grown in the last. BY the time the Pacific
railroad is done may expect California to supply
large portion of the Union with wine and fruit. 1t
is remarkable that with large population of Chi
nese and constant intercourse with the Chinese ports
no effort has yet been made to cultivate the ea-pIant
in California. a climate and soil so genial to other
branches of the vegetable kingdom would most pro
baby be favorable to this plant Ifexperimenls with
it should prove successful and California should in
future supply and other nations with tea. 1t would
be worth to her as much renewal of all her aur-
ferrous desposits which must of course, diminish per
ceptbly in the course of years.--PhilGdephia B"l-
letin.
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Com missiOners' Hall,

TUESDAY EVENING, March goth, 1856.
At meeting of Commissioners authorized open books
Wilmington for subscriptions the cnpal stock of the
Wilmington, Charlotte and nth rOrd Rail Road-present,
A J. DeRossett, r ]. H. Flapner, Il. H Cowan G. R.
French A VanBokkeen, ]. c. Latta, Miles Costn, Ed
ward kidder and S d. Wallace.
On motion Il H. Cowan appointed Chairman and
S. D. Wallace, Secretary.
Resolved, That Books be opened Monday. April 9th,
1855 the ak of Cape Fear Bank of the State and at
the Commercial Bank.
Res0tped, That G. R. French, R. H. Cowan and A. H.
be appointed n committee obtain subscrip
tons aid in derayng the expenses of experimental
survey be made from the town OF Wilmington from
Wbitesville to Lumberton.
Resolved That the Mayor be requested to call meeting
Of the citizens appoint delegates to the Mass meeting
Baden when that meeting is
be held. r II. COWAN, Chairman.
s. d. WALLACE, Sec'y.
Commercial and Herald are requested to copy.
March %, 1856. 169tf
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June Goth, 1854

RS- IT SHOULD UNIVERSALLY KNoWNfor it is strictly
ruehat indigestion the parent of large proportion
the fatal diseases Dsenery, diarrh0a, cholera morbus
city inspectors weekly catalogue Deaths by
indigestion alone Think of that, dyspepcs think of it,
ing to be guided by advice founded upon experience
at once don't delay day. to Hoofands German Bitters
prepared by DR.. G.. M. Jackson which, alternatives
curative and nvigoran stands alone and unapproacbed
General depot l20 Arch Street We have tried these
tes and know that they excellent for the diseases spec
fed above.-P Philadelphia City Item.
For sale in Wilmington N. c., by DR.. A. O. BRADLEY,
and &. & ID. DUPRE, Druggists. l762wdEw
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DIED.

In Baltimore, the LIST inst, JOHN A. GREEN, Esq,
of Godsboro' n c. aged about 81 years Mr. Green had
been FOR County Court Clerk of Wayne and
the most respected and respectable citizens of that
county.
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALER PRICES CURRENT.
.lNAvAL STORES.

"a 1t should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filing small orders high
er rates have to be paid.
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The testimonials Professor Holloway has received from
thousands of persons in the Union grateful for the benefit
they have derived by using Hooways Ointment Pills.
convincing proofs of their efficacy, and restraint
required while using them thew invaluable compan-
on either home abroad the friend the afflicted
extermnator of suffering the citizens of the Union should
be without these invaluable remedies, which if handy
when wanted, will prove blessing easily conceived
than described they will the desperate wounds,
ulcers and They sold at all Medicine Stores,
throughout the Union and Professor Hooways Whole
sale Depot So Corner of Ann and New York
Sold at the ESTABLISHMENTS of Professor Holloway 50 Maiden
Lane New York. and PA Strand near Temple Bar London
and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers Medicines
throughout the British Empire and of the United States
Boxes at Csc, 624c., and 81 each.
There considerable saving by taking the largest sizes
N B. Directions for the guidance OF patients dsorde
eafFx ed to ZACH
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No sales this morning Some 4OO bbls. on MARKET Tor
which 81 40 has been offered for yellow Dip and 81 40 for
hard
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-But little has been doing since
last review The market ruled inactive Thursday quota
up to Saturday. when there considerable animation
and sales made 10 Since then prices have gone
down shade and at the time of closing enquiries this
morning have further downward tendencybuyers showing
little disposition operate SO cents sellers gen
orally holding higher figures The weeks sales foot up
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We have seen nothing in the history of the Poole
excitement equal to the following preamble to the
resolutions of the Empire Club of Baltimore 1t
reads as follows.
?, Whereas it has pleased the Supreme Ruler of the
universe 10 remove from friend and acquaint-
ance William Poole, OF New York city; and the Pc
culIar, outrageous, and aggravated circumstances
uhoer which sad deed was committed call upon US
IN tones not to be UNDECIDED to express our abhor.
renee and detestation of the manner Of his taking
off, &c.
We hope the club meant no disrespect: but the
language used seems to require explanation
POLITICAL.
HARTFORD, April 9 The Union ticket nominated
oy The democrats in this city against the know-noth-
ngs' was supported to-day by the aDti-kLow- moth
ing wings In the city election, and the Union ticket
carried four of the six aldermen and thirteen of the
twenty-tour councilmen. The know nothings are
SAID to be routed on the full vote.
RAINING BR1MsroNE.-A gentleman from Cbula-
homa, Mississippi, informs us that there was
shower OF brmstone in that vicinity during the last
rain, about two weeks since Particles of birthstone
ne says) were scraped from the ground the day after
the rain by spoonfus and by tasting and burning
were fully decided to be brmstone and nothing else
birthstone is said Also to have fallen throughout lie
Soto and Marshall counties, Mississippi during the
same ram and reports OF similar shower were in
circulation here about the time. We hope our
nilsslssppI friends are not alarmed. Such showers
frequently occur IN the tropics and adjacent countries
when the trees are in bloom The pollen of the
flowers is taken up by the wind and distributed far
and near, and out of such material was our shower
OF birthstone made.--Memphis Eagle.
HIGH PRICE OF FLOUR IN New YoRK-Flour has
risen to thirteen dollars barrel for choice brands,
and twelve to twelve and a half for good ordinary
flour, such as bakers use. This is higher than -four
| has rated in New York for many years In 1887,
when the -four warehouse of Eli Heart & Co. was
broken open by mob, it sold at from $l1 81 to $12
per barrel.
So RAIL ROAD MEETING AT HARRELL's
SIOREThere will be Railroad meeting held Harrell's
Store in New Hanover county, Thursday the 18th
to take into consideration the feasibility of making Leasbury
instead of Whitevle the startig point the Wilmington
Charlotte Railroad All persons who feel
matter are earnestly requested to attend.
MANY CITIZENS.
! April 18th, 1865 It,
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SGT EGHORN AND BRAID FLATS."-Girs Fine
l. Trimmed and Untrimmed Flats. Also, Wide Brim
Leghorn and Braid, untrmmed, for school Flats:
April Is, 1855. c. MYERS.
T1INE PANAMA HATS.--Opened. this day, few dozen
Gents Fine Dress Panama Hats, splendid article:
April l3, 1855 c. MYERS.
4 FINE LOT of Gold Head Walking Canes, on Whale
n bone and Maacca Joints, just opened
April 49, 1855. c. MYERS.
J1RESH from New York. per Schr. W. H. Sa,th, Is bbls
L. L. & A. Stuarts c. Yellow Sugar; p bags best old
Gov Java Coffee; 200 bags Table Salt hhds of prime
Yellow Sugars; low fer cash, at
April 6, 1855. GEO. H. KELLEY'S.
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OUR FRIENDS IN THE COUNTRY.

WHO may visit Wilmington, will not only find the
w Largest and best Assortment Of Clothing Scott
Badwns but they will ass be enabled to select from the
ment of UMBRELLAS of the best made articles
offered & Baldwin the sole agents for
the LARGEST UMBRELLA MANUFATORIES in the
United States and sell Scotch Bingham and Silk I'm
brellas atonishngy low figures. Don't fail to buy
this House
April 18TH 1855. 32tf
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NEwELL's PATENT SAFETY

A NEW ARTICLE, warranted to prevent all Accidents
from the use of Burning Fluid, Comphene, and other
ETpospe Compounds used for the production of Light
This Invention is applied to all common Lamps and Lamp
Feeders also to Solar CamphRne Lamps. Lanterns, &c.
ALSO. Burning Fluid, Camphene, and Rosin Oil. For
sale by c. & D. DUPRE, Druggists, Market street, Viii
mington N G.
Having purchased the right for the State of N c. from
the Paentee prepared ell all Orders at short no
tice for every description and variety of Lamps, SC
patent the law will be gidy enforced against all
ders.
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF NORTH
CAROLINA. ft3#
THE next annual meeting Of the Medical Society OF the
State of North Carolina will be held in the town OF Sal
isbury, on Tuesday, the 18th of May, 1855.
Delegates Permanent Members and the Profession gene
S. s. SATCHWELL,
Sec N G. Med. Society.
10 April 18th, 1856 l85-3t-32h
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Wilmington Bank Rates OF Exchange.
Baltimore aper CT. prem Philadelphia Upper ct prem
New York, IL (" 8" Virginia.... g "
Boston. Ia 6 '' Charleston. i &C -
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HAVING determined closing up our business in VIII
mington, IMMEDIATELY, offer for sale, AT COST,
all our stock Of Groceries, Provisions &c. Sc Merchants
and dealers are invited to call and examine the goods
nearly all OF which have been purchased for cash and at the
lowest market rates.
N. BAH parties indebted to Us MUST make IMME-
date PAYMENT. FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
Anril 9Th, 1866. l83-tf
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Within the last few weeks ShamYl has been re.
joiced by the return of his son, who, eleven years
ago, when Of tender age, had the misfortune 10 be
taken prisoner by the Russians Since then Shamyl
had not heard of the boy, and long ago gave him up
for lost 1t appears however, that when he was
captured, the Russian General. Prince WoronZof,
sent him TO St. Petersburg, where the late Emperor
took liking to the lad and had him educated in the
Military Academy.
Ii happened last year that Sbamyl, in some sudden
SURPRISE took several Russian ladies prisoners, among
whom was the Princess Tascharawaddv. They were
conducted to one of Shamyrs mountain Businesses,
and confined there prisoners of war, but treated
with the respect and decorum due to their rank and
sex. The Governor General OF Tifis sent flag OF
truce TO Shamyl 10 demand the release of the cap
tured ladies, offering large sum of money and the
liberty of several Circasslan ladies, who had been
made prisoners by the Russians. But Shamy re-
piled that if his son were alive, and the Russians
would restore him. he would release all the ladycar
lives The Emperor Nicholas sent for young Sham
VI, gave him his berty, and fitted him out with the
needfu equipments to undertake the long journey.
! The exchange took place in the end of january
Young Shamyl, who, when at ST. Petersburg, was
not required ahjure the MosIem creed, has prohted
by his involuntary Seour OF the Russian capital and
has returned to his overJCyed father an accom-
plished cavalier, with comparatively civilized edu-
cation II is said that he entertains great gratitude
to the Emperor for his personal treatment but it is
not impossible that his return to his native noun
tdins may have an effect the future mode of Cir
cassan warfare, and the introduction of more civil
zed ami customs generally among his
countrymen.
The following related TO me by one of the
Prussian officers of the 9th Curassiers, emperor o.
Russia) who were sent, in the year 1872 to St. Pc
tersburg as deputation from the regiment to con
graduate the Gar on his having been fve-and
twenty years Colonel of that corps Nicholas who
received the officers with marked distinction, took
them in propria persona to inspect his erent mill
tary establishments and, among others, to the Schoo
} for Cadets, where all the LAOS drawn up in
| long hall. The Emperor, ciosey followed by thu
Prussian stopped before of re youngest cadets
patted his cheeks with both hands, and then liftn,
him up, kissed him most afeclionately. Then, turn
ing to the PrussIans, he said Gentlemen, You will
never guess who this lad is. He is the son of m.
most bitter enemy, the Circassian chieftan Shamy
who has placed him under my care for his educa
= tion l'-L London D1llU NetUS.
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DENTAL PRACTICES.

WE ATT E N to the Surgery of the TEETH and
w MOUTH, from 10 o'clock, A. M. until P. M.
For gold stepping IS but large or difficult. from "a
81 Extracting tooth from 81 to so cents Pivot tooth
from SO to IS. K. SPENCER.
Wilmington Oct 18th 1854 466m
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week. owing the small receipts the transactions have
been limited supply light The price a advanced cents on
market has ruled firm The sales reach only 1920 bb viz
Friday. , 500 bbs at...sl 10 for large bbs
Monday ... 500 100 / is
No sales Monday In other grades there very little
doing 2n0 bills No sold on Monday at 81 35@$l Is u
bb in quality No. is nominal at quotations in table
CoFFEE-Is in fair demand and little none in first hands
lot of II bags Rio sold Saturday at III cents ID 80
days See table for store rates. in quantity and quality
Com MEA-The supply on market is light but prices
remain about the same We quote at 81 81 % y bushe
Goros- Has exhibited activity during the week
receipts have been very small There is fair demand
at present d from buyers at our quotations The sales
low mddng; Monday, 10 DO. at 81 cents for assorted
grades Wednesday, 60 do at for mddng; and this
E e has nos b go1a dooe Spirits Tur
pentine barrels and notice full stock market We
refer to our table for As in quantity and size
market since last review and prices have advanced 30
IS cents former quotations stock here at present
very small and there is good demand Several parcels
have been received from country and sold readily at
figures he sales have been as Sews r S9 store and
and 50 80 $40 y Dbl for family sales previous to Sat
urday made at lowest figures since then it has
50 624 50 IS for SUPER and $40 $40 25 for family
quantity small lot of Fayetteville superfno retaed from
| wharf at 50 62a % tbl.
GRANThe receipts of Corn have been light for time
and in consequence the supply in dealers hands has been
reduced About 500 bushels received from Hyde
county this week and sold at IS cents y So bsbeng
advance of last cargo sale. There is good
demand existing and parcels would sell readily at above
ure.--OATs-A in demand, and two three cargoes
would readily command high price. No receipts for the
week AID the supply in dealers hands has all been worked off
I-PEAs-There is fair supply of Cor market, and
notice merely retail demand. We former
-S5 80 cents y bushel Ground Peas in demand, and
prices have advanced last weeks Sales made
Wednesday last of $40 bushels 81 40 Thursday
81 rs y bushe and Friday l3S do at latter price Other
parcels have changed hands from 81 IS 81 3d.
RcEThe supply of clean in is light and notice
fair demand for retailing purposes the price has advanced
| sold d.
failing So There rough market, and
quently have sales report Quotations merely
nominal.
HAYThere is fair demand for this article and parcels
sell readily Received since last review 255 bales Eas
and 200 do Northern the former sold 81 2 60 days
and the latter at 81 05 % 100 lbs, cash.
| LIME-No receipts, and none on market; in demand
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THE subscribers would respectfully to the
citizens of Wilmington and the adjacent country that
they have, and intend keeping constantly hand
general assortment of goods comprising DryGoods Hats
Shoes Hardware, Cutlery, Saddry Provisions Groceries,
&c, &c And hope by strict attention to business
merit share of the public patronage.
Feb. 2O-l42dXwIf DAVIS & BUN ING.
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DACK NOS. OF MAGAZINES, Frank Lrsies New
ID York Journal for January February, March and April
Frank Lees Ladies Gazette of Fashion for January Feb
ruarv March and April.
Also Back Nos. of Ballou's Monthly, So Just received
and for sale at S. w. WHTTAKER'S
Adril IL, 1855.
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WILMINGTON BoOK-B1NDERY.

Zone door beto,O the Cape Fear Bank, up Stairs)
EAT Err binding done in every variety of style Far
Il ticular attention paid to the binding of MONTHLY
PUBLICATIONS. Also, to LAW AND MEDICAL
BOOKS Libraries rebound to order; Paper and Fancy
goods Boxes made and repaired.
March g. 1855, PHILIP HEINSBERGER.
Commercial and Daily Herald, copy month.
BUTCHERS IMPERIAL FILES. just received full
- supply. J. NJ. ROBINSON.
April 3, l7Stf