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LEN woOD CEssETEKX.-1his beautiful place
~ dead, having dedicated with
for the Il now 'or the reception Of the
main II deceased
hundred bodies which
place The departed until they
ssirc for the graves
The is OF equality in regard the
publicly for (alhougi
making early selection Of the
q. sirabley
puBctuu attended To al the oca in the
81 he building o entering the Cemetery.
requested drive fast through the Cemetery
rounds
WM. s. HUMPHREYS.
B-G,enwood distance due north Of the
Capitol,
Aug 27--d3m
sth.NssELAEE POIA TECHHIC IssaIsUTr,
ASSIGNED for comprehensive and thorough education
~ civil including railway hydraulic,
graphical, and mining engineers.
For copies Register giving respect,
ing institute, apply
Is. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director, Sc X. p. L.,
Aug I5--dan Troy ~ Y
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AOrsch.--Th. copsrsusrship Of WALTER HARPER
N dissolved by mutual Al persons ,nds
enid hrm will please make payment Waiter Harper
an,horixsd seuie the busiurss, WALTER HARPER
February l. 1858. r. GARDNER
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Card-In making the above announcrmcn, Waiter Ilar
hs sincere thanks his
past would infan, them thar or s
thirty days until he hts first supply spring
will dispose Of his present stock 0f beautiful silks, sccs
dres evening clssks rhawis,
~ other goods on hnnd ~ greatly reduced prices.
A. all him business OF
possible special
indebted would, within the thirty qus
ny cash az short dates. Feb g. JM
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STASDARD F~eaeb Authors, H,e editions In Gns
Psrss had'ug,, cor sale
ported ~ hiasrf from Pans many q shem Just opened
Decai fRANCK TAYLOR.
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a CONSISTING Of the following substantial aad fast
s-s-szsskr~s- running passengr steamers, wa;
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ALSO,

Thai all The lands situated the within The
lowing viii be from sale entry
excepting purpose specified un further
orders,
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Form Of a Guarantee.

The undersigned, residing at -, State of , undertake
foregoing bid mail route No. be
accepted by the Postmaster General bidder shall prior to The
July into the
obligation perform the service proposed with good and
sufficient s50
full the obligations and Liabilities
under 2h section Of tho act OF Congress
OF July ., 1886.
Dated
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COLUMBIAN COLLEclAE:. WashtHxsosA. u. C.-~The I'm
~ taurth year Of Columbian College will begin s
september end "wednesday
June students havo the choice Of pusuinx u elias
bachelor ri scsanc
iegree philosophy This college erpen~
hundred dollars ver Fur further
4--eod3w,
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Form Of Change from advertisement eonee,
plated BY TIE bidder
/, ----- ------, county Of ----, State Of --,
convey 1855 July 1855,
rau Va. rom agreeably the adver-
1885,
the following mode Of conveyance, viz:
or the annual of
This proposal full knowledge Of re distance OF the
carried, and all particulars
service, after full examina
requirements attached the advertise
Dated
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.-;to,s l;ouors and wines not of the man.

II spiritous liquors and wines not the man.
upon a. 4 this State. From this source an income
ut od for not less than sixty thousand dollars per
j. uv Other articles not OF our own growth and
ann"'f cture, pay large into Treasury, and
nal Tnmmittee selecting this fit subject of taxa
'ne have reported a bill to that effect.
u0, obange is made in the tax Commission mer-
nts tax is laid of five per cent. on all foreign
y'" medicines and nostrums, sent 10 this State to
"7I. and fifty dollars on all non residents or their
~ rts selling or offering 10 sell goods by sample ;
onc hundred dollars on all forwarding express
,mpanes. ...-.,.---
.o;,,ous liquors, wines, or cordals by a measure
r. Than gallon. is recommended
W. The tax on land and polls, it is proposed that
,anis On the poll and two on land be set apart
The Lunatc Asylum, the sum now paid, viz l !
land and ST on the poll
rba committee reccomend an increase of money
- On entries of vacant land to fifteen cents, for any
lo,bpr of acres however large or small.
rodicaI change is recommended in another part
a,r revenue SYSTEM viz that taxes be levied and
Elected in the same year that lands be assessed
.rsrv five years and that plan be adopted to pro-
',ea Greater uniformity in valuation; all of which
set out in bill reported heretofore TO the Senate
In Twelve months from this time, it is confidently
.,n.3 that the n Carolina Railroad will be complet
~, the aid asked from the State be given by this
5-s.mbIv Should this stock pay two per cent, upor
.,ree Millions which may become the States sub
.aripion this will discharge, in 1856, the interes
,ro6 the last million for which the company is asking
>hond the hopes of the company be realized, anc
c road sustain itself, paying its expenses and thu
interest upon the State bonds the Treasury will b.
r.lfaypd of heavy charge, anda good be accomplish
81 for our people which they and their poslerity will
.sa and appreciate in this and in future time.
n the Recommendations of the committee be adopt
-, we shall have an income never less than tou
hundred thousand dollars per annum, and with all thi
addition TO our means that may be looked for in tn
a.ure. the wants of the Treasury may be supplied
tac expenses of the State Government and the con
5uons and the aid given IN the prosecution OF pub
lie works amply provided for, until those works
when completed. shall provide for themselves, an
exhibit their high, their grand moral effect in bindin
,ogether with bars iron and with hooks of STEEL a
tie members of our common mother in their Interests
u.r affections, their hopes and their aspirations.
Respectfully submitted,
J. G. SHEPHERD Chairman
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REBELLION IN THE CAMP.-The Ohio State Journal
announces that "the American party has finally
pudated all newspaper organs, and the order relies
on its internal power for the promul cation and sup
port of its principles" The Journal, reliable whg
and free soil organ, and eXperimenally acquainted
with the tendency and objects of secret order in the
free States, holds the following language:
ave choose to be thus particular on thi2 subject
for certain well understood local reasons. So far in
this State and in the free States generally the know
nothings' haze co-operated and aU0rked faithfully NTH
the antiNebraska and ant-slaUery feeling of the peo
ple They have shown themselves true republicans
by casting their reight Uniformity favor offreedom
If they warred upon and driven off abstrac
ton, the enquiry will be made why it is done. And
if on investigation, it shall be found 10 be for
son less satisfactory than 1oant of sympaty tC1th
the opponents of Slavery propG gandSns the authors of
the mischief will be held to rigid and fearful ac-
countability.'
The Richmond Enquirer, commenting on the above,
says,
THE Journal here reiterates and confirms what
have demonstrated by documentary evidence, that
in the free States generally the knownothings hare
cO-opeyated and 1corked faithfully ayh the anti Ne
braSka and antistavery feeling of the people, And
yet Vrgnians are with the coolest assurance, invi-
and to bind themselves by secret oaths to thorough
utilization with their worst enemies in the free StatesI
Could there be more monstrous attempt to impose
on the public mind and to inveigle a high minded
and sagacous people into an alliance with what
threatens violation Of the most blessed principles OF
the constitution, and deadly blow al southern nsti-
buttons In Virginia secret party with such damn
ing associations, must fall llfeess before public IN
dgnation.'
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II OF WILMINGTON. \. C.-January, 1856
AR RIVED

ARRIVED.
Jan. 1S-Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt from Fayette
vile, to T. c. B. G. Worth with two lighters in
Steamer Rowan, Barber, from Fayetteville, to w P. FL
lott.
Steamer Fanny Luttereh, Stedman from Fayetteville
w. P. Elliott.
Jan. l9--Schr Independence Smith, from Hyde County
to Ellis Il Mitchell ; with corn.
Schr Dolphin HILL from Newbern, to Moore, Stanly s.
Schr Telegraph Mason from Hyde county, Miles Cos
schr. Topaz Willis from Washington N. c., Master.
masted Schr. Emily Ward, Ward a hours Charles
ton, to George Harriss; with salt The E. w. is fine,
Schooner, of 500 tons burhen partially owned by
George Harss ESQ., and intended for the general coast
2OSteamer Gov. Graham, Evans from Fayetteville, to
T. G. II B. G.. Worth with one lighter in tow.
Jan 22-Stea1Aer James r. Grist, Williams, from Fay
ettevie, to A. D. Cazaux with two lighters in tow.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh, Sedman. from Fayetteville to
Jan 2s-steamer Calhoun Springs from Georgetown, S.
jan 24-Brig John Hathaway Smith, from Cardenas, to
J. & J. l. Hathaway & Co. with molasses Capt reports
the following veTss in port when he left on the 18th
A. Dreber Hewitt loading for New York; Pilot Fish,
Cam, loading for New York and G. w. Page loading
ant Idg 90. Martha Washington, Anderson waiting 10
seph Parks, Pendleton ldg NJ Cozzens, Parks ldg Grey
Schrs Adelaide Jameson Norfolk; John Pierce Mel
vile, ldg.; and some 40 others, names unknown
Barque Sumter Humphreys from Charleston, in ballast to
steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt From Fayetteville by T.
c. & B. G.. Worth.
Jan l7--S>chr Pedee, Baker, for New York, by J. II.
Fanner with naval stores and pea nuts.
49, Brig Orbit, Hilton, for Antigua by T. c. Worth;
with lumber and shingles.
schr. Gardiner Pike, Cranmer tor Guayama, by Rus
sell & Bro; with lumber and shingles.
Steamer Fanny Luterloh Stedman for Fayetteville, by
w. P. Elliott.
Jan I9--Schr Charles Mills, Smith, for New York by
DeROsset & Brown with naval stores, sc.
2OSteamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt, for Fayetteville by
T. G.. Il B. G. Worth.
l. Brig belmont Locke, Park, for Havana, by Kidder q
Martin with 10000 feet lumber
Schr West Wind, CahOon, for Porto Cabello by Russell
& Brc with lumber and rosin.
Brig S. P. Brown, Freeman for Havana, by J, & J. L.
Hathaway Co; with lumber and naval stores
Jan. 23.-Brig Abby Watson, Watson, for New York by
J. & D. McRae Co.; with rough rice and naval stores.
Sche Margaret Y Davis, Robinson, for New York, by
G.. Worth; with naval stores, &c.
Steamer Fancy Lutteroh Stedman for Fayetteville by
w. P. Elliott.
Jan: 2Brig John Balch, Rose for Georgetown, S. c..
by j. & ]. L. Hathaway & Co.
Schr H R. Roberts, Chadwick for Charleston. S. c. by
DeRosset & Brown; with rough rice
24-Schr. VIM. II. Smith, WYATT for New York, by De
Rosset Il Brown; with naval stores &c.
Brig Cen Taylor Shute, for Boston, by Rankin u Mar
tin with naval stores and pea nuts.
JAN 25-Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt for Fayetteville
! by T. G. & B. Or. Worth.
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Railroads of the United States.

The January number of Hunts Merchants Maya
zine publishes a tabular statement of the Names
length, locality and the time of opening of all the
railroads in the United States From it we learn that
the longest railway in the world is the Illinois Cen
trail which, with its branches, is 731 miles in length
and has been constructed at cost of S15,OOO,O0
The number of miles of railway in the United States
exceeds the rest of the world by the amount of 2712
miles
The total number Of railways completed in the U.
States is I'll; the number of railways in course of
construction is ia the number of miles in operation
p, 528, which have been constructed at cost of
S616766, 1888 The number of miles in course of con-
struction is 1878.
The State of Massachusetts has mile of rail-
way to each seven square miles of its geographical
surface Essex county, in that State, with geo.
graphical surface of 400 square miles, has SO miles
of railway facility; which is a ratio of one mile of
railway to each three square miles OF its surface.
The number of miles of railway now in operation
upon the surface of the globe is 40, 344 of which
Il, O2O are in the Eastern, and 1924 are in the
Western Hemisphere, and which distributed as
follows In Great Britain 7,774 miles; in Germany
5,34O miles; in France 2,48O miles; in Belgium 532
miles in Russia 422 miles; i'll Italy 179 miles IN
Sweden IS miles; in Norway AZ miles; in Spain 20
miles in Africa % miles; in India loo miles; in the
United States q ,528 miles, in the British Provinces
1927 miles; in the Island of Cuba $50 miles; in Pa
mama so miles in South America 80 miles
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G. DUPRE,
D. DUPRE, Jr.
A. c. DICKINSON.
245-tt
June 10th, 1854

HoLLowAY's Pills the best Medicine sale in
the United States the ingredients of which they
posed unnjurjous, that they harm the most
delicate constitutions To valetudnarians they cannot fail
be of the utmost service being composed entirely of
his study alleviate the ills to which the human family
subject they must therefore, be hailed with delight
supplying long felt in this country and therefore
be relied in all of disorders of the liver and stomach
Sold the Establishments of Professor Holloway so Maiden
New York. and pa Strand Temple Bar London
and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughout the British Empire those Of the United States
in Boxes at Csc, 623c. and 81 each.
There considerable saving by taking the largest
are o each
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DIED.

In this town. the 18th inst, LOUISA H., youngest
daughter of the late Jarvis Marble aged IA years and
months.
In san Francisco, California, the Goth ult Mrs.
JULIA STANLY, wife of Hon. Edward Stany. formerly of
North Carolina.
In this town the 23rd inst the Seamens Home, Mr.
ELISHA WHARTON, a native of Lewstown, Delaware,
aged 35 years.
In Charleston, c. s., the l4h inst, JOHN OBRIEN
QUlRk, aged about II years.
The deceased had been resident Wilmington until with
in short time of his DEATH and by his exemplary conduct
and amable character earned the respect and esteem of all
who knew him.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

~ WILL be offered at public auction, Saturday, the
2lh day February, 1855, the Store of C. Henry
ESQ., Black River in New Hanover county, tract of ant
lying on Black River known caledonia Island and
tanning hundred and fifty less The above
tract mainly Cypress Swamp and also contains large
titles of white oak and otter timber 1t lies dcwater
and is very valuable as single land.
Also at the time and place, will be offered anohe
tract, known Strawhorne Cove, also lying Bacl
River and adjoining the lands of Enoch Halves and others
containing forty acres less all valuable cypress
white oak timber land.
TERMs-l2 months note with approved security.
Ian 1855 WITS Z. J. ANDERS.
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$50 REWARD,

S5O hE" ARD.
"a Runaway from the subscriber, on the LIST jan
"a 1855, his negro boy Toby.
q Toby formerly belonged to the Estate of Owen
A1Holmes deceased He well known in Sampson Coun-
y, and has wife the plantation of VIM Ashford, ESQ.,
said county.
He about 26 IS years DID, feet 8nches high and very
black color-a Blacksmith by trade.
The above reward will be paid for odgmen of said
the jail of this county. will give $40 reward for his odg
ment in Sampson County jail. j. L. MEARES.
IAN 26 1854. 2I-tf
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THE BLOOD, THE BLOOD-THE LIFE OF THE
FLESH Is In THE RT.OOD

THE BLOOD, THE BLOOD-THE LIFE OF THE
FLESH IS IN THE BLOOD.
And this fe-current circulating throughout the whole
body, giving freshness elasticity and bloom the SYSTEM
rendered impure, its vitality impaired aud the SYSTEM by
unhealthy action thrown into disorder sometimes aec
ting the whole body causing it to feel weak depressed and
order-a other times seriously and perhaps fatally
dseasing vital organhe head the lungs the heart, the
presenting itself in the form of chronic diseases
tions colds scroula syphilis rheumatism, palms, bronch
It's swellings, infamations, etc.
Remember, all who the ELIXIR VITE restored to
perfect health. The preparation is sold by all druggists,
dealers and country merchants.
IA The genuine for sale in Wilmington, by a. O. Brad
ley, and by all dealers in Medicines.
Oct oath 1854 J16,-d&w-2w
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MARRIED

In this town. the 23d nst by James L. Corbett, Esq.,
MI. HlLLORY KENNEDY, to Miss LENA J. MELTON
In Sumter District, S the residence of Jas. A Full
wood, Esq on the 18th inst, by the Rev N Graham, Mr.
JAS: H: AYCOCK, of Wayne county, N. c., to Miss E
A FULLWOOD, of Sumter District, 5. c.
In tdgecombe County the 18th inst, by Elisha Barnes
to Miss JULIA A FARMER, of Nansemond Co, Va
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

New HANOVER COUNTY COURT CLERKs OFFICE, I
January 4th, A. d., 1855 :
THE board of Superntendents of Common Schools for the
County of New Hanover, met at the Clerks Office for
dispatch of business
PREsENT-Stephen D. Wallace, Chairman Mathew John
son, William S Larkns, David McIntre, James Kerr Mi
chael Register and Joseph M. Foy.
appearing the satisfaction of the bond that there has
election by the County Court it is therefore
dered that the board of Superintendent continue in of
flee until the regular election.
Resolved, That Stephen Wallace hold over Chairman
of this board until the next election,
S d. Wallace Chairman of the board, made the follow
ing report which read adopted and ordered to be fled
STATEMENT.
Cash on hand Jan LIST, 1855. S. 296 80
Amount due from E. D. Hall, Sheriff 133 50
$3.50 IS
From which deduct amount due districts former
appropriations. ............-......$ ,3l9 %
Deduct for Charmans commissions,
ming advertising &c.......... 300 OO-3,6I9 %
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NOTICE.
WILMINGTON, DECEMBER Both, 1854.
~ ON the first Monday in FEBRUARY next, the Court
q House, in Elizabethown, shall hire for year,
all the Slaves belonging the Estate of the late Gen
James l. Mckay The usual bonds and securit will
be required.
JAMES ROBERTSON
Administrator with the Will annexed
Dec. 30, 1854. 9S-tdh---l S-tdh
s Herald, Commercial, Standard Observer Caroinaian
Argus and e. Republican, copy to day of hire and for
ward bills to this Office. -
LISTEN TO THE VERDICT:
Judge distinguished ability and undoubed taste with
"A ajury of dnterested men have said after examination
that the Subscribers have good better
FINE LIQUORS
than ever offered for sale in Wilmington before Call
and try toryourseves at the stand Market street. formerly
occupied by the late E. c. Bettencourt.
Dee. %, 1854. JONES g. FOYLES
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NEwE1L's PATENT SAFETY
LAME & lamp FEEDER

A NEW ARTICLE, warranted to prev I'll t""i '"'''s
from the of Burning Fluid, Camphe"e H,d ,'lt
ErpLos1Ue Compounds used for the production of Light
This Invention applied to all common Lamps and Lamp
Feeders, also, to Solar, Camphene Lamps Lanterns Sc
ALSO, Burning Fluid, Camphene, and Rosn Oil. For
sale by c. & D. DUPRE Druggists, Market street, Will
mngton, G.
Having purchased the right for the State of n c. from
the Patentee, prepared to fill all Orders at short
tice, for every description and variety of Lamps SC
patent the law will be rgdly enforced against all often
ders.
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$5,8ll 81
ORDERED, that the Of hundred and ten dollars
be appropriated each School District for the present
Ordered that the board of the Chairman be raised from six
to eight thousand dollars.
Resolrcd That the following gentlemen appointed Ex-
aminng Committee for the present year: James T Miller,
Thos. f. Williams, Eli w Hall, 5, d. Wallace 7. James
The following is the the No Of Districts, and the Commit
tees for the same, for the year 1850
ALFRED Alderman, D. Mcmillan, H. Mutt.
~ S Green, A. A Hartsfeld, VIM. Sutton.
sJames NJ Stevenson, W IN A. Tharpi Th0s 4Graig Jr
S-os C. HOVE Howard Edward Williams, G Il Alexander
7-George w. Rives, Jos. Craig James N. Craig.
8-Tames Andres, John Bats, Amos Atkinson.
gas NJ. Howard Jas. S. Westbrook, Andrew ]. West
lo-Isaae James, Daniel s9awi Jepth@ Mesks;
I2-E. Henderson, B J. Rochelle, Isaac Rochelle.
l3-John D. Powers, James Alderman, E. T. Pigford.
i4-John ". Murray, Thomas Murray, Lott Groom.
i6-Wioughby Moore, Jno E. RivenbarE, Jacob Wells ST.
l7-John Wolyen, Norman Lane, Thos. H; Tate.
l9-Boney Player, Jesse T. Wood, Sias Watkins
2o-Wm: R. Henry, Wm Brown, A. NJ CGlyin
28 Msbne b dsn f N Moore Murphy
81 Moore ss N o R. Gro %a,1c n Ald Waeor
25-F II Bell, II Mcmillan, D. W Mott.
26-John Eakins, Jos. T. Bland, John Costin.
Wn 4 IanS John 7P BofdsauT E. Moore
3O-Lewis Hghsmith, Noah Hghsmitb, John T. Newton
s2-James Murphy, Dr. A. F. Newkirk, B Newkirk
33-R. NJ. Bordeaux, Evan Larkins, I J. Armstrong.
34-James McIntire, John H. Taylor H. M Lewis.
35-John Larkns, H. McAllster, John Scott.
! SD, Bordeaux, Major Groom, S. J. Herring.
ga. Pridgen, Thos, J. Corbett, A Bordeaux.
3S--J. J, Pridgen, S. F. Wilson, Chas. Henry.
| 39-Thos ]. Skies, Dan'l G. Morgan Rchd G. Lewis.
4O-M. T. Groom, VIM. Robtzch, Sas Bryant.
4l-Wm. Workman, Thos. S. Pickett, Elijah Williams.
42-Ezekel Chadwick Thos. w. Weaver, John Casteen r
ia: Mcmillan, Rufus Garrs Albert Hall
44--NIorrs COwan, Robt Zimmerman, Jere Hand
45-Julius Moore, Timothy Gerganus H. D. Marshbourn.
46-Danl Bordeaux, Jr M. c. Collins, Timothy Rvenbark
47-Chas Bannerman, Rob't Melvin Arch'd Sellers.
48-James A Bunting JOS Bunting, Obed Scott.
49-Wm. Pridgen, S. F. Wilson, Suon Lewis.
5O-Ezekel Chadwick James Brown, w. w. Casteen.
5l-John Garrs John Lamb, VIM. Branch
52-James w. Johnson Thos. Williams, r. J. Howard.
53--E. D. Walker, H. M Cowan, j. F. Groom.
SAMUEL R. BUNTING, Clerk
January 22d, 1855.
NEW sRIRITs TURPENTINE BARRELS.
THE subscriber respectfully informs Dstlers of Turpentne
i L that he is prepared furnish NEW SPIRIT BARRELS
fair terms, at his Coopers Shop in Goldsboro n c.
i H. WILLIAMS
Jan. g. 1855. 2l-4w
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WHISKEY, &C

WHISKEY, &C.
ATOW LANDING FROM SCHR. EMILY
~ l35 Barrels, Whiskey, Gin and Brandy;
Hiram Smith Flour, in whole and half bbls.;
Soda and Sugar Crackers, boxes and do do;
Cheese, Potatoes, Pork, Beef, Fish. &C.;
for sale by FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
Dec 2lst, 1854.