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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-27

WILLIS ON TNKsTANDs- Willis says to his g dear
Morris" in the Home Journal
Pen-and-ink you know, is my alternative
%"td From all that is less agreeable than 1t, re-
we mtol My primary 1Uorld, (of fresh air present
moment) 49, this afternoon, less empting-the wealth.
uch;coored as well cold, sour as we'll as wet.
u wen win strong horse paving in the STALL and
nose distant hills within reach of galIOp, this spa-
,su lttIe inkStand seems, to-day, world more in
ing Lie needs something of the sort, as much
10 ~ needs chair a tea-kette. With even so
'naI an alternative as an inkstand kept ready,
o ro ~ 1855 at the mercy of things. From disccur
Gseu ooyhood, unprosperous love- foled ambition
;n pFde wounded or schemes defeated dull hours
~, "aVeI or bad weather at home-loneliness power
nff SICKNESS, sorrow-an inkstand, to turn to- is a
woa5 Simple and uncostly, willing and never
IL hears your story like confidential friend,
nr II YOU wish, tells it to the world. My minister
angel THINK has always lodged in mine"
HE Hugh PRICE OF BREADsTUFFs AND Provisions
Inc sub ect of universal COMPLAINT At Boston,
G''er sells at wholesale at 40 cents per nound and
a'"tF lhlngs in prOpotion. The New York Courier
ol opinion that prices have reached their HIGHEST
onl' and that decline will take place It
fGS lis OPINION the fact that there are one million
bS hundred thousand bbls. of -four to come forward
Gre Inc harvest from the Western States and the
"a which are waiting the opening of canals in
On ~ N!ae' Fifty thousand bushels Of potatoes are
Sro ,neF way TO the New York market from Nova
toe oTuer the reciprosty law. The crop of pota
trado 0v@ Scotla last year very large. Free
consr ao, WITHIN lew weeks, opened this market Il
will conoo anu me chances are that liberal supply
o. come forward under the present bgb nr;ces Al
ls'"ego' N. Y, produce, under the recinros;tv law
VEL GuLIlng In from Canada. During three DAYS las
"a 9a ne receipts were follows ia A67 hbIs Honl
fass bushels wheat IS bushels potatoes go 00(
WV lumber and 14kegs butter. N'"''O>
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-27

THE partnership entered into by the undersigned the
l. LIST October 1885, will terminate by limitation on the
Both September 1855 Their business in North Carolina has
been conducted under the firm of FREEMAN HoUsroN and
Element take place between the parties, the term
sn that m 1 s. 6 CIV
counts without delay Up the Both next they will
on cost cash Negotiable paper No new viii
be opened will any orders for articles be attended to-
except for those who known to be puncua in making
payments
Rs Their Commission and Forwarding business will
tinue to receive strict attention. both in New York and Will
mngton. d. G. FREEMAN.
GEO. HOUSTON.
March 18th, 1856 I62-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-27

DERSONS in debt will remember their bills ready
L for settlement. Books being closed up charge moth
ing after this date OUNCE COWAN.
April 18th 1855.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-27
THE HIGH TAX OR REVENUE LAW,

! THE TAX OK REVENUE LAW
DASSED by last Legislature, has been complied with
by us, and take this occasion to say customers
and friends have now and shall continue to keep
hand, general assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES;
also large and well selected stock OF tine and common
LIQUORS and WINES which will sell at former prices,
extensive sales heretofore juying in doing Call
the store Market Street, formerly occupied by the
late E. G. Bettencourt. JONES & FOYLES.1
April 3, 1855. 17S-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-27
HIST RECEINEn

JUST RECEIVED,
HIRTY barrels of prime New Orleans Molases Twen-
l. ty-fve barrels clarified Sugar. For sale by
! Feb. 49, 1855. w. H. McKOY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-27

Tbs morning sales up to the time Of closing report
and the market is firm at highest quotation with fair de
mud; stock very light In other grades there has beer
TAR9Ha ruled firm with an active demand shippers
and on Monday the price advanced 10 cents Sales for tn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-27

D OGERS' CUTLERY.-The subscriber is now opeu-
III ing fine assortment of RoGERs KNIVES
ScIssoRs &c and has made arrangement by which he
will regularly supplied with his goods gotten up especial
for his retail sales Those who wish the best in this line
will always find them at
J. M. ROBlNsON's
Inn N Nav
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-27

No this morning. and up to the time of closing
quiries 43 cents is the highest figure offered:
| FosIN-In Common the market ruled inactive with a
decne of up Wednesday, when it advanced, and
sales made at 81 25 for large bbls The weeks sales
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-27

SPIRIT bills 200 second hand spirits bbls hand and
~ for sale by PETTEWAY g. PRITCHETT.
WHITE DUCK COATS-4OO Just made up cut &C.
w cording to the most approved styles, at
April l9-l92-tf. SCOTT & BALDWIN'S.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
I AND, SLAVES, AND OTHER PRO

I AND, SLAVES, AND OTHER PRO-
IL PERTY FOR SALE.-Wnl be sold at public
sustion, oa the 2sth day of the present month
lMsrahl at the late residence Of Phnshas Clay dec
in the county OF Chesterfield, Va. If fair If not the
next fair day one half of all the crops of every de-
scripton. ona half the Plantation Utensils, and one
half OF sths Household Furnitnrs, FIVE sig likely
Negroea consisting OF men, women and children.
Al.o. will be offered at tho sams tina valuable
TRACT OF LAND, containing 1856 acres and 90
poles in the county of Chesteraeld, lying on Swift
Greek, and adjoining the lands formerly owned by
Archibald Ball About so acres are first.rste low
gtonnds and veil timbsred. About one-half the re.
mainder is of such growth is suitable for wood
and fencing purposes-the remainder has not been
cultivated for several years, and has grown up In
small pines The soil of the land s very susceptible
OF Improvement and in coed heart. Any person de-
string to view the premises before the day of sale
can have an opportunity of doing 50 by calling on
either OF the executors who will take great pleasure
n showing them.
The purchaser of the land will probably have an
opportunity in few months of buying other land
adjoining, if desired.
Terms of sale will be made known day of sale.
G. HI. AsCLAY,
JNO. T. @. CLAY, }Exors
PHINEHAS w. CLAY,
NH & dan
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u dam Helm msy be Committed on netteIs OF ItHl
portance foretelIng sll particular events OF human
fifs such marriage, the time when, with descnp-
nss. or n; or e kindred friends;
If a person shall have the thing hoped for Il per-
son shall suffer by any particular thing OF which ne
or shs is In fear long short journeys of absent
nersons, dead or alive; Of law suits of theft, or
thin es o.t Of substance lent or demanded wife OF
n the ajflicuties of Hfe of health fraud. sickness
and DEATH past present and future and all concerns
of life.
This iady tells fortunes by the Csrds-Prof LEO
by the Pfanets or Astroloey. F55s.
TERMs-5o cents by the Planets, % cents sfor isr
dies by the Cards and 80 cents for gentlemen oy
cards s-white or black people. ia !.
Apply at Adams Valley, doors from the corner OF
18th. on Poplar street. "OLOs OF Astroiosy ovsr
Crs.T NH 14-1m*
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

My man WINSTON left my residence on the
night of the 10th ut, taking with him small black
Carpet bag and red silk handkerchief containing
Bright mulatto, about feet 10 inches high, 2 years
old aud is very stout athletic man; bushy head of
hair and allows the beard to grow on the chin and
upper lip. He took with him quantity of clothing.
40 Ii s uncertain what description he may have
His aim is get to free State, and he will either
attempt to secure passage by water from Rich
mond, or make his way by Railroad to Alexandria
or Fredericksburg.
will pay the above reward for him If delivered to
me- or to Messrs. Dickinson, Hill Co.. in Rich
mond, or secured In jail so that get him again
WIN. BAGBY
To.,et C,aek March IL J355 NH fe--6a*
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4 JAMES RIVER LAND AT AUCTION-By
virtue of a deed of trust from Edward Mesny and
shall as trustee, the 2Sd day of March 1855, If
fair, not, ths first fsif day thereafter sell on the
premises, the Tract of Land whereon the lste Ed
ward J. Meany resided, containing about 253 acres
situated in Goochland county, on James River about
l6 miles from the city of Richmond, aud adjoining
the lands ef Judge John Robertson, John Adkins,
II maury il Co. and others.
The Land is well adapted TO the growth Of corn,
wheat and oats portion of the tract 10 James Ri.
yer low grounds, with the James River Canal run
ming throug gh them.
TERMS made known on day of eals.
Selling as Trustee, shall only convey with special
warranty.
fe l9-d&ctdss SAMUEL s. DUVAL, Trustee.
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TRUST SALE.-By virtue of deed Of

Il trust executed to the undersigned az trustee by
Anthony Roberta bearing date June 2 1851, and sd-
mitted to record in he Clerks Office of Henrico
county court the zth Of the month"; to secure
to, Hiram w. Tyler the payment of the sum of S247
with interest thereon from the 25ih of June, 1851,
till paid. shall, MONDAY, the 10th day of April,
at public auction, the premises piece of land in
the county of Henrice, ia Port Mayo. below the city,
adjoining the property Of Henry Sanders and -
containing &c feet 'front.' and running back lS2 teets
inches, or less,
The title to the property Is believed to be good.
but acting trustee shall convey with special war
ranty only Terms cash.
NH ltd JAMES ELLETT, Trustee.
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AMERICAN Ho
BOUNTY LAND. 60 8

1 VIII PROSECUTE cIhI1nS against th0 Ffde.
raj Government to BOUNTY LAND and PEN.
SIONS, on the most satisfactory terms.
Under recent act of Cong ress, soldiers who servs
ed period of fourteen days N any icay, since l776
aud if such soldiers be dead, their widows minor
who have received less than l60 res are entitled
to as much more az will make that quantity.
Having been engaged as clerk In the Pension
and Bounty Land Departn emf at Washington, for
nearly three yesrs l have peculiar advantages for
prosecuting claims of the above description. Z
Communications by mail, 1ess paid or at the ofhce
OF Payne L. Mayo, on 10th street between Main and
Cary, will be attended to at once.
ANY reference given that may be desired. isis
NH 3-dG w3m ABEL u. MAYO. d
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The LIyER PILLL--1hs Liver Pills Of

The LIVER PLLL.--1he Liver, Pills Of
Or. M,Lans first used by him sxclusveI, In his
of Liver plant. that they became fsHcus aud
attracting the attention Of the medical faculty psss
ed into general use. Trey Set With great csstanty
and regularity; the patient almost is diat@Jy feels
the dspers OF his disease ard radualy restored
20 health. With some the effect Il almost Diraca-
lous frequently expt rencne immediate refief After
Of another description. 10 vnin Dis ases sf the liver
are very common in this country, and are often
fightfui in character. Those who experiences any
Of the prenonitory synp toms OF this dangerous ssd
complicated disease should at once procure box Of
DR. MLsne's Pills, and perhaps thereby be saved
world of misery. Sss5as 81 "a ~ sssfssfs7s
P.S.-Tbe above valuable remedy, also Dr.. No
Lanes Liver Pills. can now be had ct allrespssts-
ble Drug Stores in this city. ssgs "a 45s.S.sxse,
U Purchasers viii please be careful 10 ask kn1.
and take mono but DIR. M,LANE6 VERMIBUQE.
NH 2O-d& civ -lFF35EEFa kstfe s&FsEkksz
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THE OUTBREAK IN AUSTRALIA.

The Baltimore Patriot has the following special
dispatch from New York. The affair alluded to
was mentioned In our telegraphic summary ofnews
by the Northern Light, yesterday:
The outbreak at Australia occurred q the Baila-
rat mines on account OF the Commissioners hav.
ine demanded, with drawn swords and fixed bsy-
onefs Iicenses Of the Miners. The vengeance OF
the miuers was aroused and they mustered IN great
humber on the 30th of November, when skir-
mish susued which was renewed on the 4th Dec.
when terrific eight occurred some hundred sci.
csrnp and nred upon the insuTgents. Twelve were
kilIed and many wounded. The soldiers lost 4; and
rs reported ef the m0untsd troops shot from bush.
Ihe miners refuse 70 pay more licenses and scvc.
ri dislrjsls ars supposed y bs IN state Of reyo-
lut1on.
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IMPORTANT FROM CHINA

The Africa brings some very interesting news
from China. The correspondent of the London
Times writes from Hong Kong on the 18th of ia.
nuary, as follows:
Since the 10Th ult. the date of our last decided
change has taken place In the state of affairs in
Canton, and that city may be considered as placed
In state of siege. This result ha. been mainly
brought about by the successes that have been OBJ
tanned by the rebel fleets in several naval engage
ments, in which they completely destroyed the
Imperial fotillas.
The rebels may now be said to be in command of
the whole river, and take advantage OF this posi-
ton to cut off all supplies from the city as pre-.
lmnary measure TO an attack on 1t, a step which
does not appear far distant, judging from the
alarm that reigns, and the daily etfiux oil the in;
habttants Provisions are rising rapidly, more ee-
peeiallV rice, which will advance to an extreme
price, as supplies are checked.
The anchorage at Whampoa has lately been the
scene of a severe navalfght and during the action
the foreign shipping received serious damage from
the guns OF the contending parties in the presence
OF English and American men OF war, on beard of
which we've the respective senior naval officers
Judging from the course pursued by the English
and American authorities both civil and naval, 1t
appears evident that they will allow matters to take
their course at Canton, and that their sole care 10
the protection of their respective subjects.
Trade, with this state OF things, continues para
iyzed and In Short are not wrong in stating that
the port OF Canton 10 virtually closed.
From Shanghai our dates are to the Let instant.
The most important item of Intelligence is coli
sion between the French authorities and the insur-
gents in the city, leading to the bambardment of the
place by admiral Il Gaerre with his vessels La Jean
dare and Colbert; but by our last advices nothing
definite had resulted, although It was expected the
city would surrender and we expect to hear of this
by next letters, or OF its having been stormed
and taken. This measure holds out prospect OF
termination to the dsorganzation that has ruled 90
long at Shanghai and the neishborheod.
Trade at Shanghai had been carried ON to fair
extent. Tea and silk remained ct about the same
price "a before
Captain Adams, of the United States Navy, was
passenger by the last mail steamer from England,
and proceeds to morrow, In the United Statrs stea-
mer Powhatan, to Japan, with the ratification OF
treaty made with that empire by Commodore Per-
~ on the part of the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-21

A FABLE, BY CHARLES LAMB-"My dear
children" said an old rat to his young ones.
"the infrmities of age are pressing SO heavily
upon me, that have determined to dedicate
the short remainder ofmy days to mortifca-
tion and penance in a narrow and lonely hole
which have lately discovered; but let me
not interfere with your enjoyment Youth
is the season for pleasure; be happy, there
fore and only obey my last injunction, never
to come nesr me in my retreat. God bless
you all!' Deeply affected, snivelling audi
bly,, and wiping his paternal eyes with his
tail, the old rat withdrew, and was seen no
more for several days, when his youngest
daughter, moved rather with filial affection
than by that curiosity which has been attrib-
uted to the sex, stole to his cell of mortifca-
ton, which turned out to be hole, made by
his own teeth, in an enormous Cheshire
cheese.
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NEW SPRIN GOODS, AT TEE
III CAsH STORE -CHRISTIAN L. LATHROP

IN CASH nIohE s.so,,,,s,s = as apa9Na
GOODS purchased under the most favorable circum-
and O. they sell Goods exclusively for cash.
they feel confident that purchasers win find 1t to
their Interest to eiye their stock an examination
They offer: Striped and Plaid Girehams, from cts
to the inest Spring Prints at6tc to lie the best .
ported Printed Lawns Jaconess and OrgaHdies; Plain
and Printed Paris 1ersges Plain and Printed Chsl-
lies very cheap; morence Robes, in Berage and or.
CANDIES; Blask and Colored Grape Marex; Black and
ped Silks, eli qualities Black Canton Grapes for
dresses; Bombszines from the celebrated makers,
Paturts, Lupin, Seydoux, Sicher + Co.; Paris En-.
Muslin and Lace; Mourning Collars and tlecvss ci
Grape and Muaiiu together with . general aseort.
ment Of Staple 0osds, fcs hmilies ssd Others.
CHRISTIAN T. LATHk0P,
NH 20 No. % Main ef.
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EfITAPHs -benserade, the court poet, wrote
he following epitaph on the great cardinal
Here lies, his life and labors through,
The far famed Cardinal Riohelieu
But what brings forth my tears and sishs
Is that my pension with him dies.
Here Ia one on q wind-miller:
The miller Jackson lies buried herei
He lived on wind with wife and children small
And many others live on 1t, that's clear,
Who have no mill at all.
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Mrs. Alexander Hamilton once told a
friend that she was the first person in the u
nited States for whom ice-cream was made.
A famous cook from Paris came to see her to
obtain enjoyment, and by way of showing
her skill, asked for some lemons, cream ice,
and sugar, with which she made some deli
cious ice-eream, which from that time be-
came the fashion in New York for dessert
and evening entertainments
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BOLD RoBBKnY.-On Wednesday last, a Mrs
Randall, who had taken passage In the steamer
Washington City. at Pittsburgh, Pa for st. Louis,
was robbed of $3.50 In gold and $50 In bank notes
1t was ia pocket fastened around her body, under
her travelling skirt; and as neither her apparel nor
the pocket was cut, the presumption Il that the
thieves lifted up her skirt and took the mopey
while In the crowd upon the iorecastle. Two nro-
men, named John and Joseph Anderson, were ar.
rested on suspicion
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4 VAL ABLE JAMES RIVER

IA FARM FOR SALE, IN HENRICO COUNTY.
wish to sell, privately, my Farm, called LILLY VAL.
LEY. Said Farm lies six miles below Richmond, on
Osborne Turnpike, adjoining the lands of Barretia
Cox, the farm called Wilton, Said land lies re-
maIkably well for farming purposes, and is now in
high state of cultivation containing S34 acres. The
Dwelling House is new, containing four rooms
There good Barns, Stables, and ell necessary
ouh0uses- There is excellent water the house,
and an abundance of springs.
To those who wish to purchase | would saw that
rarely such chance presents itself The location is
healthy, the society good, and the lands very
fertile.
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
land to any persons wishing to purchase.
ja&S-tf B. o. AKIN. Henrico County.
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KSow-NoTHIrG TIcKET.-T The Know
Nothing candidates and Simons' Dagueneotypss ara
equally popular and acceptable to the public. The
enc for their patriotic fidelity TO their country and
the other for sheir artistic fidelity to life We will
oe able to hang out our silver medal in few days =
NH Ia NJ p. SIMONS I5I Main e IL
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DRs. Atwood q CHASE, HomHopathic
Phydcians and Surgeons, No. l57 Main sfreet, over
buffer: SimonS Bookstore Richmond Va, 80 :
4; q; ATWOOD, N. d. I. p. CHASE, NJ D
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c q. Baylor, Esq, It is said, has gone a. specia
agent to Europe, TO obtain Ia detail all necessary
Information In relation to the Cotton Interests, ant
the remediss "for the present ruiaous Liverpool
monopoly" by means of direct trade.
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JEo. w. WRIaHT & Co. are prepared
to receive all Kinds of Produce and Mer naniise on
storage, at their Warehouse on the Dock on a. rea.
fo l2-6m
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HOSPITAL IN JERUsALAM--Sir Moses Montefiore
has left Paris for Jerusalem, with the object of
founding hospital in that city. He has obtained
funds from the Jsws OF London and the Jews Of
Australia. - - B
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CARD-TO MY FELLow-cITIzEHs
WITHOUT DIsTIScrIoN OF PARTY! AT the earnest
solicitation OF many friends Ia various parts Of the
city, who think deserve better situation than the
candidate ct the ensuing municipal elections, for
the office of City Sergeant Should the office be
confsrred ON me, pledge myself to employ the
most competent assistants which will enable me to
discharge the duties with entire satisfaction the
public beg leave also, at this time, to notify my
fnends, that the duties of the humble Office now
hold In the Police department, will deprive the
pleasure of seeing manv of them in person between
this time and the election. must therefore be con-
tent to commit my interest into their hsnds trust
ing that ON the day of battle they will appear the
polls In strong phasnx. and cast their votes for
who has gone through rain hail and snow, and served
them 70 long fer such small remuneration.
Respectfully, your friend
And followed
NH 5-td CLEMENT WHITE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

lUNi0s fAlK.lh he Ladies Fair. COM
posed Of the different churches Ia fhe eisy I'M Ne
" O'Clock. and will be continued Eurins TIE wet
Admittsnce 12t cents. Ciisdren half priss. fsns
NH 20--5t
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DEATH AT THE NAVAL AcADRmr.-Wil.
liam NJ. Chauvenet, Esq, Assistant Profess
sor of French, died at the Naval Academy,
Annapolis on the 5th inst. Mr.. Chauvenet
was a native of France, but from early man.
hood resident of Pennsylvania. He was
"the gentleman of the Old School, in purity
of heart and gentleness of manners, and was
much endeared to his associates and pupils,
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CPRING OVER COA1S.- Poruns who
~ desire 10 throw cH their heavy Winter Over
Coats and put on samethins light and comfortable,
will hnd lust the article 81 I04 Main - -
MOUTHS CLOTHING. A ffeah sup-
~, saA IN rs.. isEE;ssx Es Z 'da Nh I. CO
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The Maine Legislature have resolved that the
French spoliation veto of President Pierce was an
arbitrary" .act and his reasons .'extraordinsry
and wholly Insufficient" =
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Rev. Dr. Dill, one Of the leading ministers Of the
Presbyterian church h tho NORTH of Ireland, disd
ecenty In Ballykeiy.
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T,OR HIRE.-A Iilely negro boy, ac-
II cu.tomsd to house work. and q good ssfler.-
Apply at EDWIN wohInAm &AOs.i
NH Its
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AT public meeting In ST. Louis on the 9th init.
the Hon Thomas II. Benton was nomlnated for th