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The Election Excitement Washington for
forty eight hours has been in an intense state
Of excitement unexampled in its history. All
ages, colcr, and classes arc evidently under
its influence. From the infant just out Of the
arms to decripid old age, the tongues of al!
ara wagging upon the prospects Of the elec.
ton or defeat of Henry A. Wise. Tie streets
Until this morning, when the result was ad.
mitted By all, were crowded with people con.
versing, wrsDgling, bs.ting, sweating, and
swearing over the intcresting theno. The
friends Of Wise il this city, numbering quite
as many Wings as Democrats, have been in
high giee from the instant they heard the re.
port o. tho Grst gun-of the result. in Alexan
aria-whiie the facaa Of those of Fiournoy ha5.
bsen clio gated by degrees, until at the present
writing they ere faiily chsrgeable with double
price for shaving.
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in Mississippi on visit, to be absent three or
four weeks.
An Acting Secretary Of War.-Colonel
Cooper, the Adjutant General, has been ap-
pointed Secretary Of War during the present
temporary absence Of Secretary Davis.
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LIST OF LETTERS

May 26, 1855.
rOricredto be adrertiscdi in the" EVENING Star"
agreeable to the following section of the Post ONCE
Lcc-it being the newspaper hGrine the largest e'rcu
iof;on of anu daiI, paper pubiishedin Warrington:
Src5. Ind be Il further enacted, That the list Of
letters remaining uncalled for in any post oice IN
.nv c;,v' town, or village, where newspapers shall
be printed, shall, hereafter be published once only
in The .ewspaper which, being issued weekly, or
of,ener shau Acre the largest circulation within the
range of the delivery of said office, 10 be decided by
the postmaster al such ofice.f
sTPsrsons applying lettes In the VIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-26

THE POTOMAC RIVER STEAMBOAT
COMEANY,S STEAMER ALICE C. PRICE,
CAPT. SAMUEL BAKER,
sK-A Will commence her regular
ks.ss3s1ls trips on TUESDAY MORNING.,
the 29th Instant touching at the different Landings
on the river.
Leace Washington at and Alexandra at o'clk
on Tuesday and Friday mornings Returning, viii
leave Cone River at O'Clock, on "Wednesday and
Saturday mornings, until further notice.
nav Gn-n
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HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE

HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE.
THE subscriber begs leave to inform the public
1 that he has opened store at 40O Seventh 81
between ID and E streets, where he has general
assortment of Housekeeping Hardware, Cutlery,
Silver Plated Britannia, lapanned and PLAIN Tin
Ware, Wooden, Willow and Cedar Ware, Clocks,
Bird Gags, Feather busters, Brushes, Brooms
Baskets, Mats. Also, fine Pocket Cutlery, Raxors
Scissors, Combs, &c.
His goods are entirely new, and were selected
from the latest and most approved styles They
were bought for cash, and will be iold the lowest
possible prices.
- "a; unk :" PuSnose ee iusnee W "a
can offer them greater Inducements than they will
meet with elsewhere in the city. =,
map 23-T GEO. FRANCIS.
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An Army Officer Resigned. -Brevet Capt.
Henry Coypse, First Lieutenant of First Ar.
tillery, U. s A has resigned, to take effect
June 3Oth, proximo.
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SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW for Aprl
- 1855. Contents
Benton's Thirty Years in the Senate
Louis the Fourteenth
Chief Justices Of the u 6.
Ruskin's Architectural Works
Russo Turkish Campaigns
Principles Of Art
Ruth HLll
American Education
On the History of Virginia
Applications of Che mistry
Critical Notices.
SUBSCRIPTION price IS per annum.
may - FRANCK TAYLOR.
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PERSONAL.

80. DR. Isaac Draper, son of Isaac Draper,
ESQ, of South Attleborough, Mass, the Amer.
loan Surgeon in the Russian service, died at
Ssbastopol on the Goth of March, Of typhus
fever, after an illness of four weeks. He was
a man of fine talents and education His age
WIS 90
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~, ATTENTION. YAGERS-You are or
So dere, 10 assemble at your Armory on
MONDAY MORNING., May %, at 8 O'Clock pre-
cisely, In iuii summer aRiiosLa, lof parade. The
Company VIII move from the erMory 60 miiUtes he
fore 10 O'Clock in order to be in line at the time or
dered by the colonel.
BY oile. Of Cant Schwarzman.
may 26-lt ". RUPPEL, O. g,
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CfOR SAL C. 80 :
Il An English Carriage
Double Wagon :.
tall Carnage Horses
Buggy and "a ddle Horses
Inquire IRON the Coach man of the French Minis
ter at Schwatz's Livery Stable, ON l. between I6,h
anu IIm streets. may l9-lw'
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT
IN SHILLlNGTON's.
The Two Guardians, by the author Of Heartsease
and the Heir of Redclyf
Ladies' National Magazine for June
Bailou's Magazine, for June -sra-
New York Journal, for June l.. .r
Yankee Notions, for June. ID 49, e.
tionery line, for safe az . =
suILLINGTON,e Beokssere,
.,e, odecn Building, Ger. az st, and Pa. sv.
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81 HOLMEAD, Rector, will be opened for di
vine service every Sunday at a. IN and D m
may 26-lts
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Tbs Secretary Of the Treasury Tho Hon
JAMES Guthrie will leave his home in Louis.
Vile on or abo at the arst pro1imo for his eff.
cial post in this city. --'
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>sATTENTION, NATIONAL CREWS
Es~S You are hereby ordered to meet at your
armOry on MONDAY, the 26lh instant, at 8 O'Clock
a m, in full summer uniform for inspection and
parade.
BY order. PETER Raglan, s.
Ii - = =
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ATTENTION, MARION RIFLES.-You
49, will meet AT your armory on MONDAY,
the 2oth insant al O'tlock a. in full uniform,
By order JAS. l.. POWELL, LISTS
NAV CT-It%
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Ct. Louis I OF Ciaisns. Under an act OF
Congress Of May 26th, 1924, the Recorder of
Land titles was authorized in certain clas sss
Of cases, to confirm claimants in their town
lots, and in all such cases directed, as the evi.
dence Of their titles, that confirmation car.
sifeItss" should be granted. At the last sss
sion, general act dated 22d December last
was passed, authorizing the issueipg Of Pat
euts in certain classes Of cases which had been
heretofore COL frmed. 1t has been decided by
the Land Department that this act of 1854
docs not abrogate or ohsnge the provisions of
the act first above mentioned. The act of 1854
only relates to those cor firmed claims in ard
to which The acts Of which the acts of Con-
gress do not direct what form of title shall be
granted to the confrm.es.
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me Kinney Expedition. what is
said' among the representatives Of foreign
Governments here, ve presume that We were
correct IN attributing the recent visit Of the
United States District Attorney for the South.
ern District Of New York, Mr. McKeqp, aud
Jos. l. White, Esq the counsel of the Mic sragua
Transit Company, to Washington, to be to lay
before the authorities here evidence going 10
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RELIGIOUS N0TICE.-The Rev. Dr.
49, TEAsDALG having returned from the South
Will occupy his own pulpit to morrow He is ex-
pected 10 preach missionary sermon in the morn
ing, and address the impenitent at night.
nay 26-lt*
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ICE CREAM AND SODA WATER

ICE CREAM AND SODA WATER.
NREAMS Of all favors, such as Vanilla Choco-
~ late, Lemon, strawberry, Pine Apple and, o.
ange. Also, German CTeaIas, Water Ices, bIanes
Mango, ChsIotts, JCllies, sc. Tbs Soda is of the
best In the city, The old principle of manufacture
WITH Pure Fruit Syrups without the usual drug mix
lures.
CAKES and CONFECTIONERY of all kinds sen,
20 any pant of the city.
Creams 81 per sal!on-62H cents per OF.
n B.-Lad,es Sa:oon up stairs
Pa av, No. s4I opp. BrSanss ao,sl.
may 2i-2w'
TRUNKS, vALIsEs, CARPET BAGS. HAT
j Boxes, Sc.-We have just received a ARE va
Iety OF every description of Travelling and Packing
Carpet Bags, Satches, SC, which we WIN dispo,e
OF at te lowest prices, and deliver i'm any part of
the city free Of cost
WALL STEPHENS,
322 Pa. avenue, next to Iron Hail.
nag at-st
DIR. THEOD. HANSMAN- -
Keeps nis Off &c hours from eight TO ten O'Clock I'M.
No sos Serenth st., opp OdS FeLIovs Hal
may 23-lm-
EANS, PERFUMERY, TOILET Articles.
Il he, Sc.-We have now IN store large iyari.
ely OF fne and common Fans, Harrisonh end Lu-
@n's celebrated Perfumery, Brushes, Combs, Food
POWDERS, playing and visiting Cards, fine Portmon-
nales, Cigar Cases, Card Cases, Baskets, Canes
&C, &C., all Of which we are selling out at low
r,;oo. 50 ur,, ,A. g. .. cha pio-- N---s-
uonery, Perfumery, and Fancy Goods Store OF
JOHN F. ELLIS,
zoo Pa avenue, bet. 9th and 10Th ste.
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The Secretary Of War has gone to his hom
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II SCOTT GUARDS, ATTENIlON.-You are
"a q hereby ordered I'D appear at your armOry ON
VI IN MONDAY MORNING, May %, at O'clOc L,
h II in full summer uniform, for parade.
A. JAMESON, Captain.
JOHN kKYWORTu, o. 8. may 26-lts
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"a PRESIDENTS MOUNTED GUARD.
- Auenton.-You are hereby notified 10
ENW m set at your armory on MONDAY. NAV
IA2e 18th, 1855, al O'Clock a m. in fniI mi
form, with arms, Announcements, and horse tran
pings in complete order, for Regimenta Parade and
Inspection. VII"
BY or1er of Capt. J. Peck: i5
- w. II. HAYWARD,
Iaoy - Of First Sere't.
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Taxes On o. S. Proparty.-A voucher was
presented by disbursing officer for the pay
msnt Of taxes on certain public property,
which voucher was disalloWsd.
II was held that no cession of jurisdiction
by State was necessary to exempt United
States property, Of the kind mentioned in tie
Constitution, from taxation. When the LEXIS.
lature of State has given its consent to
the purchase by the United States of any place
"for the erection of forts, magazine and Other
nesdfta buildings" Congress, by the Consti.
tuition has exclusive jurisdiction over such
plan in all cases whatever, and no State or
Corporation can levy and collect taxes upon
the property.
Itis, on general principles, doubtful whs.
thsr such taxes could be legally asses cd,
even If the legislature had not given lis con.
sent to the purchaser; as it would geom that
state governments could not possess The right
to tax the constitutional means empIovsd by
the government Of the Union to execute its
constitutional powers. (Sse Wheaton 3I6
Minis, navy yards, srsenaIs, barracks, &c,
ere andouoted means, or instruments of this
description. They are also means to advance
the prosperity and defend the property and
persons Of the States in which they may be
located. They are, in short, plainly public
property, held for the public benent; which
property might be rendered worthless for its
designed object, if States snd corporations
should be authorized to tax it.
Inc Kinney Expeditioi.-From what Is
saia' among the representatives. Of foreign
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&h hEWARD.-sirayed from the subscriber
9pC on the 2lst instant, young light red COW
she is with calf The above reward will be given
taken out of the city, and 90 il found in the city.
JOHN WfSENBORN,
Ia N. York ave bet. LIST and I'd cts.
may 26-3ts
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dssar,mODt.-Cn yesterday, the 25th of May,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
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nm MONTGOMERY GUARD, ATTENTION.
r. 3 You are hereby requested to meet at your Ar.
IN mory on MONDAY MORNING, the 18th
" W instant, for parade.
You are also requested to attend a meeting AT
Lieut. Feene; 3. on Saturday night, to determine
what uniform will be worn. Particular attic nti N il
requested.
By order of the Captain:
may 25-3t WIN. O'SULLIVAN Sec
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-02-23
Schools.
TOPSAIL ACADEMY,

TOPSAIL ACADEMY
TNHE Spring Session of this Institution will
l. on Thursday, the lst Of March, 1855.
The is thorough and extensive, embracing all OF
the studies required for admission into University.
TERMS MONTHS.
board $4O
Primary Department. .....................S8 to II
Academic. Observation-Disclosures. l6
Topai Academy is PLEASANTLY situated i2 miles east of
Wilmington, at the terminus of the w. L. Plank Road.
in part of the country proverba for health morality and
the excellence of its citizens The strictest attention will be
paid the morals of the Students every xertion will be
to give them thorough knowledge their studies 1t
is desirable that all persons who ntead patronize this
school, should have their wards present at the begin
ming Of the session. in order to be regularly casscd Stu
dents will be charged from the time Of entrance but no de-
duction for absence except in of protracted Illness
N N. NIXON, Wilmington
Feb. TO, 1855. 24-tlm
Weekly Herald copy till lst May.
CiOLDsBORO' FEMALE COLLEGE,.
THE third Session of this Institution Wed
nesday the 3rd of January, 1885, and ends the 3rd
Rev JAS. H. BRENT, A B., President
DR.. MORGAN Gloss, late of Chapel Hill, Prof of
And a full corps of Teachers in every branch.
Board, including Washing, Lights, Fuel, &c. per o 40
Tuition in Primary Department. - 10 90
hundred dollars will cover all expenses the
in the Collegiate and all ornamental branches
Pupils in primary department charged the usual price for
ornamental branches One half payable in advance.
Three Lectures scientific subjects will be delivered each
month.
We making every effort render the Schoothe first in
advantages and cheapnes and pledge to reduce prices and
multiply the advantages in proportion to the increase OF
ronage. When number pupils reaches 200 we shall
be able to reduce the prices nearly half aiding
within the reach of almost every girl in the State.
We thanks for the support have had
and believe it will be continued For further information
WM. X. LANE,
President Stockholders:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-02-23

One of the evil results of the spread of unsound
doctrines and of the unhoy leagues and coalitions
that prevail is the loss to the country of the services
of some of the ablest and most sterling Democrats
common ambition and natural affinity have con-
CURED to alay variant sms, and TO cement hitherto
antagonistic factions IT is like the bond that binds
together dishonest men, who however much rhey may
separately hate another, have yet stronger COM
mon hatred of those who are honest
One of the last as he is one of the nobest victims
that has fallen beneath the axe of this tratorous
aliton, is that gallant soldier and able statesman,
General Shields, of Illinois. Such execution,
instead of degrading the victim only gives an unen
yiable importance 10 the eXecLtoner. 1t is by such
excesses, it is by striking down such shining victims,
that the opposition will attain wider nooriety, and
change what was an almost plying contempt into
feeling of unmxed horror.
The butchers who have slain kings and drunk the
blood of maiden prncesses have pleaded the generous
fanatcism of the patriot in justification of the mon
srous cruelties of the But they do strike down
the devoted Tribunes of the people, the steadfast
friends of the Constitution and Of the institutions of
the States, those WHO are our heroes in and
statesmen in peace, can plead no such generous plea
as patriotism.
Senator Shields is victim to his adherence TO the
Constitution, his support of the Nebraska bill and
his sound, unwaverng, and unintimidated Democra.
cy. Such martyrdom is verify of glory
1t sheds new lustre on the martyr, and covers his
prosecutors with a odium.
The trading politicians, the foul Abolitionsts, the
clandestine Know-nothings, of Illinois, all combined
to defeat the election of General Shields to the
Senate They have accomplished their object Can
sound men, either in the North or South boast of the
exploit? We think not. Can the Wings of the
South, who fast joining the new secret order,
deem his defeat their triumph We think not. 1t
is the defeat of those sacred guarantees with which
the Constitution guarded the rights of the States
Such victories often repeated will altogether ruin the
South
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TFrom the Boston Post. I


Lines.
addressed to the Speaker of the House By member Of the
General Court Il PotitiEe Pome.
Mitey potentate heow dye feel settin up thar
Like now upon roost lukin down brood of chickens
Prhaps you don't fool your oats-of course you don't
You amt punkins in your Gown vallyation
What mean by ryn to squash eOut freedom of speech
Don't you spose know when Pm in orders well yeouw
If amt in order-thats nay constooant's look out not
yourn
You all sufficient cuss-consarn your pictur!
Can't say nothn's without hsarn' Internal harmer
Adentin of the mahogany ?thatec desk uthin calate
Be yeow in partnership with cabinetmaker?
There's and half dozen don't to stan it
great while.
reckon good lickin' wouldn't spile yeow mister
And know few would mt mind pitchin' intor ye,
Peanuts and freedom debate % look in the Charter
The Bill of Rights and Cushin's manual
And see if yeow con find precedents for your asahuns
IF go home without gettin' off one speech.
hat dye spose becomes of nay potkle chances Is it
scheme of yourn to reduce me to old avocation.
O pedng sand oysters cakes lamp le apple
and fine tooth combs-yeow miserable ungratefe choul
Answer. old stick -in-the mod!
Don't you hear me Blast that harmer!
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NOTICE.,

NOTICE.
IL hereby forwarned gainst trespassng
"A the lands belonging to the estate of John w HaE
ton deceased lying both sides of the Wilmington Topsa
Sound Plank Road three miles from Wilmington.
All found cutting wood otherwise trespassng
upon said lands will be with the rgor
the law and reward of five dollars will be given for su
cent proof against responsible for having
passed. M COSTlN, Admir-.
Feb. 13. 136-3t-2ftf
IME, Lime, Lime. 1000 barrels Lincolnvlle White
II Lump Also, Calcined Plaster, Plasterng Hair Fire
Brick and Hydraulic Cement 900 bbls Lime Sc For
sale by G. & r. B. WOOD,
Jan. 2, '52-17vS] Contractors and Builders
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-02-23
esn RE"hRn.

2A RUNAWAY from the subscriber, on 4th January,
q 1856, his negro man ISRAEL and his wife ''kAT1, ,,
q with their three children. Israel is about Il 4S
Ayears old, copper -colored feet inches high,
and well proprtioned has lost of his upper front teeth
and walks with his toes rather turned in Kay'is
sonaby TALL we'll proportoned dark color has lost two of
her lower front teeth and about 4S of and has
girl about years DID, resembling her mother the other is
boy about years DID, resembling his faith
will give the above reward to person who will
turn said negroes me- confne them in JAIL
get them and additional reward OF hundred dollars
evidence sufficient to convict any white person of
ing said negroes. ELISHA PORTER, Sr.
Sneed's Ferry, Onslow Co., Jan. 49, 1855. 2O-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-02-23
NOTICE,

>-yO ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE, on which there
40 is Circular Saw-Mi 20 horse power-all neces-
sary outhouses for hands, office SC Also in CerTcgordo
one good Dwelling House. with brick chmneys Kitchen
and smoke-house 100 ACRES of the above named land
cleared with common dweng and o~ @ wG snd
lands well timbered The above lands situated 81 miles
from Wilmington, the Wilmington and Manchester Rail
Road. ,c - ,,:
All Of the above property will be exposed to public sale on
the first day of March next Ierms made known on the
dav of sale Come all that want bargains Sale positive
"' ~ w. H. COLEMAN,
Feb 2-d2t-ytsl Cerrogordo, Columbus CO., n G.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-02-23

DR. B. F. ARLINGTON, Graduate in Medicine and
~ Dentistry respectfully tenders his professional services
rrcatca Dentist to the public generally Every variety
of operation Surgical and Mechanical, warranted be
executed in accordance with the most modern and approved
principles of the scence of the Dental art.
Terms moderate, and every operation warened and in
of failure give entire satisfaction charge will be
made.
Feb 8, 1855. l32-ly
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-02-23
ISSOIUTION,

HE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
L of KING & MCKENZIE is this day dissolved by mutual
All persons having claims upon the firm will pre-
them Mr. King, and all indebted, viii pay the
to him 1t necessary that the business the firm should
be closed Immediately. JEREMIAH J. KING.
D. F. MCKINNE.
J. KING will continue the Butcherng business under
his own name and hopes by strict attention to the same
continue receive liberal share of public patron
age.
The highest CASH prices given for so"@ re- attla
Ian 1855 Left
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Fl, HARBAUGH,

WILMINGTON, N. c.,
D ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he is prepar-
Il ed execute PLANS of evry descrption-such as
St ate Houses Banks, Prisons &c. Also Church
e Cottages and other public and private edices Brides
oofs, SC &C. all with Specifications and Contracts made
for the
Orders through the Post Office will receive prompt aten
on and Plans drawn and sent to any part of the country at
short notice.
Jan. 29th 1855. 20-6m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-02-23

The part of rowdies who left Philadelphia to wit
the prize fight in New York and got disappOint
ed of their fun through the vigence of the Mayor of
that city. behaved very badly on the rail road route
Trenton papers say that their conduct was so OUT
rageous that the conductor removed the coupling, and
the train moved off leaving the car load of killers
standing in the depot at Treanon with the hermom.
eter below zero.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-02-23
INTON n. G..

CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY Al CLINTON N. G.
>EaGRo THE subscribers respectfully inform the cti-
90 of Sampson and adjoining Counties, that they
permanently located in Clinton and have recently fitted
up their establishment for the purpose making and repair
ing all kinds of Riding Vehicles All work will be warrant
for months Their charges will be found moderate
They solicit share of the of the public and hereby
tender their acknowledgements for the liberal patronage
heretofore received. NJ FRAAlER,
V. RACKLEY,
Nav 18th. 1884 37-ly
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LOST.

IN WEDNESDAY LAST, on the Newbern Road, be-
" tween the Golden Place and Wilmington, large Black
Morocco POCKET BOOK, containing sealed letter. hand
ed to me by John A Aviret, Esq Jacksonville Tues
day last (he address not recolected Note against
10th November 1883 il favor of the subscriber Fulton
& Price, (not recolected whch) Note, for s. So
10Th March, 1883 and Note against John A Freshwatcr
Onslow county about s. 90 (dae not recoected)
geher with unecepted accounts against sundry
persons Onsow county The makers of the above Notes
foewarned against paying the same to except
the subscriber or Fulton Price. The finder will be suita-
bly, rewarded by delivering the Book and contents at the
JOu rnal - office A. l.. PRICE.
Nov