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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-05


THE Delinquent Stockholders and all those in for
instaments to the Fayetteville Warsaw Plank Road
of the Board of Directors pay the assessments of 25
cent? their stock before the goth October next
Sept. 25, 1s55.--[4-tf P MURPHY, sec'ry
FALL NOTICE.
"A WE are receiving from the Manufactures -
- our large and extensive assortment of Fan and q
W1nter styles of HATS and CAPS, consisting of
4N-''''1P PIANTAT1oN AND JoBBlNG USE.
Soft Felt Hats Of every variety style and color Soft Brush
great variety Cloth Plush Silk and Cotton Glazed Fur
and Embroidered Caps all qualities Together with the
t and ae
ever opened in this State We would also invite attention
CANES of all kinds in use, Gold, Silver Agate, Ivory,
oxdized and Loaded Headsbeautif1 M designs
Are especially invited examine stock conf
dent OF suitng all who may fHyHF HFth eR
Wilmington, Sept. %, 1855--[4-1m Granite Row.
E7REsH ARRIVALS PER sCHR. MARY STAPLES.
40 boxes of fine CHEESE;
65 GRIND STONES, Ohio and Nova Scotia;
ST doz. Cranks for do.
Low for cash at GEO. H. KELLEY's.
Sept. %, 1855.
KINGsBUKY FOR SALE.
OL KING the present occupant being desrous to close
sale.
Kngsbury situated at the terminus of the Fayetteville
Raleigh Plank Road eleven miles from the former place.
and within three miles of Kings Landing Cape Fear
River. These premises offer business convenienceS
and comforts for living perhaps than any country seat in
Cumberland. On them is neat twostory family mansion
containing fireplace in each, with front and
piazza and portco frame Kitchen sleeping apartments
for servants, smokehouse and dairy, with prime well of
and all handsomely enclosed Also the premises
nine other frame buildings with brick chmneys to each
and rooms sufficient to accommodate from fifty sixty
groes frame barn 80 by 60 feet with stalls for 40 horses
and to hold so tons of forage Carragehouse Store
and Ware house; Water Gris Mill two Cooper and two
Baeksmh Shops, Wheelwright Shop, Turrentne Sheds
&c. all within convenient distance of the best Springs of
Sandhi Water. All the buildings and have been
erected within the last five years. To these valuable
improvements will add 15OO of Pine Land, and we
will take So 500 for the whole which is $1,000 less than the
cost OF the improve nt We have also on the premises
and now operation, a Steam Saw and Grist Mill, and
Turpentine Distilery, which can be bought cheap:
If the right sort of purchaser presents himself and
wishes partner in his operations will furnish with
sufficient capital to conduct profitable business.
To Planter who has 900 to invest in real estate and
wants the best Plantation Cape Fear River, with
healthy country seat with all conveniences for living
hand these premises would be very desirable attachment
the Ahe Plantation containing hundred of
best Cape Fear bottoms and market These
Estates connected by good Ferry Landing, and are
only three miles apart and Will be sold together separate
For further particulars apply to T. s. Luteroh ESQ., the
subscribers. J. & L. WADD1LL.'
Fayetteville. Sent Il IS55-T2-6t
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j. vi. ROBINSON.
Wilmington, NC.

Hardware Merchant, Wilmington, N. c.,
rs JUST receiving his fall supply of warranted Saws Ak
es Nails Hoowware, Pocket, and Table Cutlery heavy
plated Table Spoons and Forks, Fine Tea Trays and Wal
ters, Brass and Common Andirons Shovels and TOngs
FULL ASSORTMENT of the best of Builders Hardware;
Mechanics Tools of every variety and warranted of superb
Poughs Fan Mills Corn Shelters, Hay Cutters
&c. Dec 2, 1853. IL
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JAMES C. SMITH
HAS. G.. SMITH e. CO.,

JAS. G.. SMITH d CO.,
COMMISSION MER RCHANTS have removed their of
fee the story of the building formerly occu-
ed by the Telegraph Company where they prepared
attend to all business in the Commission line.
All business entrusted them will be puctually attended
- TJan 20. 1854
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WE HAVE in operation at Kenansvile Branch Shop,
w where keep assortment of Carriages of our own
make and where repairing is done We have also establish
OF Plantation and Turpentine Wagons Also Ryders pat
tent purchase Timber Carriage With of these carra
g one boy load the heaviest sticks and it requires but
two thirds the team to haul These Wagons got up
with Iron Axes and of good materials and with much
our best Carriages and warranted give satisac
ton Timber getcrs will do we'll to examine our Timber
Carriages.
Orders directed to left with Chestnut Kenansville
or T. G. B. G WORTH Wilmington will receive prompt
attention. DIBBLE IL BROTHERS.
kinstOn, Jan. 29th, 1855. 22-l2m
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LII persons are forbid respassng upon any of my lands
n in any way, and particularly hunting with dogs
and feeding stock of any kind Five dollars will be paid for
evidence to convict any trespaSsers.
Aug 18th, lS55.-T50-ly* EDWARD PIGFORD.
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Ii persons hereby forwarned against tespassng
n the lands belonging to the estate of John w Hamil
lying on both sides of the Wilmington Topsal
Sound Plank Road, three miles from Wilmington.
All persons found cutting wood otherwise trespassng
upon said lands will be prosecuted with the utmost of
the law and reward of five dollars will be given for su
proof against any responsible for having tres
passed M. COS1IN, Admir-.
J Feb l3. I36-3t-24-f
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Il. T. q 4. }. GRAD

Il. T. d n. }. GRADY.
NROCERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION MER-
(T CHANTS, Wilmington, n G.
s8 Liberal cash advances made c0nsignments of Ma
val Stores and other produce.
s Office North Water Street, door North of the
Custom House.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-05

TNHE co-partnershp heretofore existing between WILL
L LIAM H. COLEMAN & HENRY H. HlNNANT is
this day. by mutual dissolved and the business
be settled by WILLIAM H. COLEMAN.
HENRY H. HINNANT,
w. II. COLEMAN.
Cerro Cordo Columbus Co., N. c. Nov. I'd, If
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TRIO FOE< SALE.

A good Chance for good Investment.
acex THE SUBSCRIBER, BEING DESTROYS Of CLOS
y ing portion of his Turpentne operations offers for
sale his place known TRIO, consisting of the following
property
1900 ACRES GOOD PINE LAND;
2TURPENTlNE STILLS AND FIXTURES;
HEAVY FOUR-HORSE WAGON AND HARNESS !;
GOOD THREE-HORSE "
MULES, HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS;
TURPEFTINE AND COOPER'S TOOLS, &C., &C.
TRIO is situated Black River 26 miles above George
town, in Williamsburg District, S. g., in fine Tmpentine
region in good situation as place of residence and for
carrying the Distery business The land mostly sit
uated Conveniently the River heavily tmbered with
Pine, well adapted for Tupenne large portion of which
location carrying the Tupenne and Dstlery business
large scale Persons wishing engage in the business
here have chance of making good investment
tion before purchasing elsewhere For further particulars
and terms, apply the subscriber the premises, by
letter directed to Georgetown S. C.
Trio Sent EDWIN ELLIS.
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CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CLINTON, SAMPSON COUNTY, ". G.
THE NEXT SESSION of this Institute will
l. on the I'd Monday of September next.
For particulars Catalogue and Circular address L.
C. GRAVES A. NJ Principal the Secretary of the Trus-
tees. H. A. BIZZELL,
! July 27.-47-tf] Secy. of Board of Trustees.
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STATE OF NORTH CAKOLiNA

STATE OF NORTH CAhULINA.
OnslOw County.
COURT OF PLEAS AND QUARTER SESSIONS SEPT TERM 1855
A. j. Murrell, Admir- of Daniel Ambrose, dec'd
vs. Alfred Geary.
attachment Leuted Land.
TT appearing the satisfaction of this Court that Alfred
Gary has left the State, conceas himself that the
process OF the be levied upon him. 1t is there
fore by said Court that publication be made in the
Wilmington Journal for six week. notifying the said Alfred
of this Court be held at Jacksonville the st Monday
of December next and defend the said suit Judgment
will rendered against him and the land sold to satisfy
plaintif's debts JASPER ETEIE ID1E, Clerk.
Sent 2Ist--(3-6w IAdv. s..
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LII PERSONS indebted the subscribers by note or
account hereby requested make payment before
the middle of October otherwise their claims will be placed
other hands collection. By attention to this notice
they will themselves and spare the necessity
Of resort to legal measures.
SOUTHERLIN & BLACK.
Wilmington, Sept. 20, l855.-[34t
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NOW SAY TO MY CUSTOMERS THAT 1 AM
obliged to you for your past favors. which appreciate
much In consequence of the hard times and debtors
failing pay punctual as they ought shall have to
puncua customers who intend at the end of that
me-except to my town patrons, who will have matters as
they have been they punctual when called upon
This to go into effect the lst of Oct, 1855
Sent 18th GEO. II. KELLEY.
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HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR OF THE
II last Will and Testament of Matthew Munce, deceased,
at September Term 1856 of the County Court for the Coun
ty of New Hanover hereby give notice all those having
claims against said Estate to bring them forward, within
in bar of their recovery Those owing said Estate
auested to come forward and make immediate payment
Sent I4-2-3t* JAS. KERR, Executor
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NOTICE.

T,HE SUBSCRIBERS HEREBY FOREWARN ALL
| Persons against hunting with gun dogs feeding or
penning stock of any kind without their permission in
anv other way tresspasng of their lands in New
Hanover county. The law will be rgidy enforced against
all such offenders.
JAS. L. CORBETT.
KOBT. J. FENNELL.
Sent 18th, 1856 2-6t
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FOR
THE subscriber has the stocks, Kely's Cove and Of
l. ers for sale FLAT measuring 100 feet in length and
II feet broad will draw three feet of water when loaded
and will carry 300 400 barrels Persons deirous of
purchasing examine her she lies much better than
after being launched The material and workmanship of
the best quality. JAS. ALLEN.
Dist
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WILLIAM H. LIPPITT,

INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES AND PROVIS-
| IONS, Wilmn gton N. G. The subscriber having been
elected Inspector Of Naval Stores and Provisions in the
Town of Wilmington the December Term of the County
Court of New Hanover County, will give prompt attention
to all business in that line entrusted to him.
Dec % IS54-l6-tf N. F. BOURDEAUX.
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Fifteen Thousand Dollars worth of Boots, Shoes
and BrOganS, at Wholesale.
TJAVING purchased entire stock just from the man
II ufacories, we are prepared offer inducements to
COUNTRY MERCHANTS equal to any establishment
j)uth of Boston. JONES " GARDNER.
Oct. Z 1854 1SI-tf
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Chances for Bnsiness Men.

INCONSISTENCIES and BINDERY for SALE
Il III. "a s.t.bli,hed BOOKSTORE aad BfN0ERY No.
80 Bo~sry together with the stock Fixtures sud Machinery
70 be sold Il |. Bargain for cash Inquire " above.
TOR sALR-A Mandatory OF Morocco Cases
I'D Stationery well established AMI doing GOOD business
" nj he sod a. low price srplied for Immediately Apply
10 NJ r. RUARELL No . Ralton-st cor ofCli
EOR SALE--A new and beautiful STEAM
SHIP Of .ry hight drs Of vster; length d.ct ~
feet beam 81 es depth feet frame Of i've Oas white o
locust and h,esuss.es therossay erosenesd ".a w.
AurIy 70 JOHN GRAHAM No ~ VAIL
IMPORTANT TO TANNERS.-The subseri-
i Ter efers sTsrs ats frs TAsSERY on hue prsssyp
where nloek Barb be lad the spot Tor lay ~
Of yesr little the expsnss OF peennS ye,s ,wo
sew Village Of csroon Csttsrs1Gus County New sss,s.d
ppss fem The New Yorh sDA nrs hs'lros1 VIZ asa
Arsss.g, Cssss,szsss ssss"'" -
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Cost an0 fonno.

7 OST-On the morning of the 18th instant IN
IL sons from No. N.rick place Sullivan Il through
Beecber end Thompsonsts Wsshu atom square LAD >
0mAD GOLD WATCH With Gold Chain. Cross and key At
seh,d The finder will be literally rewarded BY deliveries
the ssre No Bond st OF No Nsrck place.
4 OST-At the Ball Of the New-fork Fire De-
i rartment dark pilot cloth TALMA CLOAK velvet
collar ard facings and ight olive liuirg liberal reward
will be paid for ITS teturn 20 TWEED & BROS Chemist
MFRcH.srS BANK, Sew-York, Jan 1850
5000 E 1s On III. q a Or Eve 8fT sae
or GOLD containing 81 GEO each The sb0ye reward will
be paid for the recovery OF the property -
81 q az REWARD.-Lost on Wednesday the
- 81 l7th. a GOLD LEVER WATCH, in going from
Trey Il f1th-st Of 8th-av White dial s1nk
seconds chtonouetsT bssnse To be returned at No 8h
sv where the makers and the number OF the watch vi
be gwen.
d = REWARD.-LOST, on the 9th January,
II - In zists opposite GTsmercy park In s.h--t
BREAST PIN 10 the form Of daisy sowan. The finder
will o ease leave 1t At No. 81 9Th St
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A II VI L 81 c STORE
MUSIC At TIE ksDUcsD PRICES.

7 a Vt. z bVN,
No. 2j9 Broadssy. (Oppo-te the Park
Have n addition the reduction sre,dy m.de their
non Music decided make important REDUCTIONS
their eopyIsh which con,t Of al the principal soks OF
The f.yoe ard eestrsted composer VIM Vincent Wal
Geo 3 Root J. A Fowler Francis h Brown. VIM. Dress
Ter &c large majority Of the music publishers Of New
YtrL Bostsn. PhAdsPhs and Baltimore having combined
benefit q great reduction have refused supply
s,rs for their cell music Of publication.
70 80. 10 .ny repon III sell the reduced pne.s For
short stock may be ineonpete bat we will At once
proceed 10 re publish oil the wright pieces OF their cat
,osu,, 81 the reduced prices and have doubt that
will .oon find those who viii be wi Ina 10 supply all
wants We are determined 20 sell 20 the public a. the lowest
rree. nssut with eraiiye profit "a the Publisher
ard dealer or teacher ard III neither enter into submit 20
any ron bin sii0n for contrary purpose corrected edition
Of chr rev catalogue the reduced prices will be ready
Few dsy. and will be Forwarded 70 part Of the Uni ed
Tree Of charge Dealers seulnAies and teacheHsuP
Piled on the lowest terms
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neaI @state for Sale.

a COUNTRY STORE for SALE, RENT or
a ryCs.sgg for CRY PsoPERrY-rosssesr .kh
A =, .,oTv HOUSE snd II sroond a,a-
cen oenss crs,1 .sd Amboy Railroad miles from
sasis - Inboy II. h b feet 81 Cd svsehsasS
s,.a.ss Sor particular, Eqghs Of JOHN l. APPLkbY,
No "a West Stb-st. - - .
MOST ELIGIBLE LOCATION, fronting
n ard Joining The Hu1son River 10 this Vicinity osersd
a. ssrsil-ssy shout seo the ssrseonssisns soot %
seres very slightly pIscsess and bos's sese sof n.ee
kc Good SOD nelisng Boss isr1 ceJ vitn@
few mns'sS YAH. Groves Of rnser' seo1 ssAnJ wstsf
every part; fruit nuts nc hanDs sna nshtns gosnes
sat ae layer Cen On ss & ny hssd.gs store 49,
ess, y. y. Ne lst,pN JonS r sSShS~
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90 mhom it Hlap Concern.

NITY and COUNTRY ADVERTISING. -
" Upon the philosophy Of Advertising and The bss, pract
s mode OF carrying the system, valuable iDpknaton
nav BE- Rad At PALaERS Adyeftins Agency. Tribune
Buildings Nsw.York
N1ATRIMONIAL.-The advertiser ID young,
I healthy and gay afeeoDste energetic and very smoi
tos, With EIict habits, liberal mind even tempsr knd
b. ed reppton aud some prospect competency
and horor.ble d.tncdon Is tall vel nodded slight sno &C
i've Nth darn and hair and frank honest co1ntensnce
x. v.Les WIFE who Is well crEsnz>d fond and deVoedln
her love sound mind Of pleasing sppsarshce asa fDan
dainty wealthy He properly appreciates perfsc, hesn IN
uiied e cultivated intellect clear blue eyes, fall fofm
a. fpdDes FOR and setive snssemen oHt con
asr, none of absolutely udspsnsabis AZ sns~s "a
tended 70 promote acquaintance msy be sdfreed ioi "o
month. 20 4 T. boz No. 49, Broadway Post once, He"'
York and will be responded With the most polite itenDn
ard uBese.ptior able references
NOTICE.-Ihe New-Jersey Zinc Company
IN have this day TRANSFERRED the AGENCY for the
sas Of their White Oxide Of Enc and Zinc Psa,s ron
M,... N.uuiug squier 20 MesGs HENRY AThES&
Co No 1855 w Arlington st.-Jsn u. 1888
MAYORS OFFICE, Jan .. 1855
T,HERE is opened at this Office COMPLAINT
BOOK under the charge Of competent person fof ths
purpose Of receiving aud entering al complaints OF matters
coupz within the jarsdi:tion Of tho duncp. Astnonss
Tho Mayor will entertain. and 90 FAR az The s~, i've nm
cover t.ke cosnr.ree of ehses preferred 81 Responsible
a.p, violation ordinances and o. aly
un the part OF any pe,on holding ONCE under me Sy GOV
sfnmehl WV n STEPHENS Fir,, nSsh.l.
All the paper, this city will please eoPy and send hrH
bills q tts stce.
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Eonses ano farms Uanteo.


A FTRST-CLAsS HOUSE, near the sth-sv.,
n vantsS 10 HIRE three ye yssrs By family who
,sse proper care the pre- mise Afdr.s with ms num-
Ter and location the hoase r. A. a, the Tdbans Once
HOUSE in or near BROOkLfN--Wanted 10
IL PURCHASE in exchange Tor o,hsI property and cash
The advertiser desss convenient House aeS or anhoshed
preferred Or tasied or bulldog for which wiz %
oven s1ehsrse shouss and ssrdsn In lovely easern VII
fsse and balance Paid IN e.<h dsed The boase would &C
large for which especial
v dssnbe being immediate vicinity Of two most eeebrs
ed water the world The dweiax sod every nseisd
og building ortAby arranged uoder one good slate eof
The se. srouIs mort rapidly hsn sDJ other eastern us
raous carpenters AID mechanics sensrfy arc good ds
nsrd are reasonable and the present. eden 40 az
U,usI oppor unity any family desiring 70 Leave TIE eJ
o., srpt a. boarding hOuse the place now offered woad p
Tor it..f Ia che or Apply except non "
10 81 At No. rs BrdEsst. BTooflyn, to CHA3 CARfkM
WANTED to RENT-A good and convenient,
w xsrteeI furnished DWELLING HOU-E, tf,r .niy
OF four srown person. with few Acres Of Grosad sssae
In pleasant Healthy lceafi 10 Wsstcbester CcanY
% miles from this city. and e0uyenlent 20 i.fo<s ."
Address With particulars. Boz No tlJ fost omcs .. -
WANTED-By gentleman and que .s s"
bic psiKt b6fhoed rent not 20 exceed 80 a.. yo
dsrly Addr,ss stating terms ard lssanoH' ." ~ 49, "
$50 Tribune Ofes, Tor two days
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90 farmers ano Others.

7 OP-EARED RABBITS and FANCY FOWLS.
1.-The subscriber will sell follows Eight fall booded
Lop Rabbits similar those sold by him at the EEhbi
ton 10 Barr ums au,sum year, u Shanghai Hens and
Rosters Hong Kong Geese large turkeys same breed as
the exhibited by Mr Avery which weighed over 80 bs
II AuseoVy DUCKS WILLIAM " LEsLiE,
Pstchosue, Lors fslani ~ Y.
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ry,r srw-YORK TRIBUNE

", cALlFORNIN ORyGoH, syD THE sASoWlCh
~ .sn5 il publ he'd on the dsrArtrre u each NAL steamer
=. A.vsnw.i al 50 per Single copies slH CENT
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6orses, Carriages, 81.

MULES.-For sale, II splendid MULES, from
WI IA 20 IS bands hish-al young Apply to
T. EDJAR HUNT, clai4sVilie Depot.
G. r. Of New Jsney.
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CAsHMUslC sT0RE-MUsIC atREDUCED,

nUBUQUE TRIBUNE-The Official Paper Of
~ the City This Of the Oldest and moe -lseil ~
enlisted Nevsrspen IN Iowa New Yort merchants ssa
u,ira 10 seeue the busnes Of dialogue ard the U2pe
sissppi il. 90 veil sesd their Aayertssnea. . IN
DIJBtj QUE TRIBUNE which . isned Daily, WeeGy ena
hi eeSy ana which has already aree sdvsrrsrs psss
sss n oil. b seen b. rsisrencs 70 ln eelsmDA
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WILSON REPORTER" for January,

- WILSON, REPORTER" for January,
w contains the Of l2i Land and Building Assoc
.;or, In and near PLisdephis; also the Object the Ohln
Ire Stability of Building Associations the History Of some As
oons and the Annual Reports Of others with interesting
give information Of AL Building and Land As-ocstions 10 the
fn and 10 aid them presenting the features 10 their gov
Terns per In advance, or i1c number
SUBSCRIPTIONS Annual Reports Cont ke received oy
tie Editor. CLEMENT A. WiLsON, Nv" eosnef OF W. aHo
Bnttouwood.us Philadelphia
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yoR EUROpEAr RCV LAIIoS ,t..,.
~ IS per AMIN, Posi'ss eiad'd' sns' COPIES ."
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
s,xu CEEKLY TRIBUNE,
80 ,rw-YORK TRfeUyE

!. ,sb.h.s every Tvrso.Y :sa w. Tor al IS Advertise
r.r s,Uun To cep,e' for 70 ~, 10 W. -
y al. 10 cents hne for esen ihso''i0--
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THE AMERICAN PRIvATEERsMAN-


l. This paper contains another portion Of that thrilling
SIS THE OCEAN QUEEN
Also Az Osisinsl Sea Yam Of deep interest, named
THE PIRATE JUDGE.
Ard humorous original sketck-ero1sh 10 split your SIDES
with laughter ADDED which viii be found spicy sermon
By DEACON sSON ALL. D. a.
usLips the mos, original sheet Those food OF Ses
Sketches esnnot m 20 be >sasd The trade s9Pphed ey
pFXTRR BROTHER, Mes IA and 10 Ann st. New 0's'
and for sale everywhere
DASH MUSIC STORE-MUSIC at REDUCED
~ PRICEs-HoRACE WATERS, Music Pablshsf And
Deser Of Nc. SIS BROADWAY has determined not onJ %
sell Mu,c hapIce be has heretofore advertised dGrns
the January but from this tiae sell all Of bis non
eopysh pieces tia; and that be will also m.te large
REDUCTION former prices OF bis copyrights, which after
eomrne Of the great and mosf pop1 works OF tne
rs, European and American MASTER. Tbs stand IL taken 10
the u the unanimous oppoon OF the trade oai
the belief hst II which the public Will sussAia Ana
that the public will own upon all corbinAions or monopoe
organized impose purchasers undue OF
prtf he has made enormous recuco u n> pfiees
Of b. celebrated Pi.ros Melodeons and Auscs lnsuen
Of irds Superior Pianos for fI5, Interior lTst
good ard the entire Instrument strong Gat elrso4e
Hose which $50. also for 100 so rs t-o --oo
$50; ard those Of every variety OF style and pee om 2sn
Planes O efer' nj manufactures Celebrated Aedeons
from eve diherebt nAnufsctorea
N B-Mu,ie forwarded any part Of The country po"
paid the above greatly reduced rates General and -ee'
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