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and designs After short courtship, on dark night
in the land of humbugs, Federalism and Aboitionism
were united together in unholy bonds of wedlock-
Professionalism celebrating the rites of matrmony and
Seward & Co. standing candle bearers and in the
course of time Samuel - was ushered forth into the
world-which also happened on dark night-hs
Ma being assisted in her accouchment by all The sms
in yankeedom ; and, being we'll fed on corruption,
ne soon grew up TIC manhood-lkea mushroom fedion
noxious vapors-and after arranging matters in yam
keedom he' on dark night, started South to assist
COUSIN Sambo" in arranging his affairs, anticipating
that by denying his paternity here and his maternity
there' and claiming to lie Fllus Nullius yonder that
ne would have quite pleasant Journey of il; but
when he got on the confines of the = Old Dominion,'
about halfway between where Washington captured
CORVALLIS and where the three militia-men cap
tured Major Andre, he met by Henry A. Wise,
who, upon examining his passports and finding them
to be entirely unsatisfactory, with lash of scorpions
gave him mos1 terrible excoriaton, and sent him
back writing, groaning and bowling, to Pandemoni-
I'm, where ne came from. To conclude Designing
men, like 1" Samuel who answer their ends by base
and secret MEANS always succeed best at first before
they are found OUT therefore, if the succession is
what < Samuel" is after, he was born too soon, or
commenced operations too soon, for his cloven feet
Will stick out mighty long before November, 1856.
AS am opposed to'all conceament, I will sign my
name. GRADY
Duplin County, July 3d. 1855.
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DIED,

Suddenly in Dupn county Sunday the 18th instant,
LlLLlAS SERENA, infant daughter of William W. and
Elizabeth Ann Faon aged II months and fifteen days
All relentless Death! by this taught that neither
fathers mothers love, sisters tenderness
stay thy progress And yet thy victory vain thou art
merely the gate through which the beautiful lovely babe
has passed into the Paradise of God There she has
that Savior who said, 'Suer little children
me and forbid them not
Forbid them not by grief and tears.
Nor wish to lengthen out their years;
IT'S God their Savior, bids them come
And dwell with Him in fleaven-their Home
raleigh Standard c0py.l
In Dupn county, the 2Sth of June, Mrs. EVELINE
DOBSON, wife of P H. Dobson in 39th year of her
age Mrs Dobson leaves aectionae husband eight
children.
On Sunday morning, June 18th, in Baden county, Salt
Marsh, FANNY ALICE, daughter of A. J. and Elizabeth
j. BLIZZARD, aged months and days.
Rest sweet babe within thy grave
Till God shall bid thee rise,
And then with angels bring your way
To mansions in the skies.
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. N. Gully. 1856:

N N. u
ARRIVED.
July 22-Schr. VIM A. Ellis, Gregory from New York
to 1: c. Worth; with mdze.
Schr Charles Mills Carrow, from New York. to DeRos-
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Evans, from Fayetteville to
I. g. & B. G. Worth.
steamer Henrietta, Jones, from Ezabethtown, to Yves
23---Steamer Spray Price from Smhvile to A. H. Van
Bokkelen.
July % sGhr Hope W. Candy Fargo, from New Lon
don, Ct, via Zekes Island, to J. H. Flanner
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedman from Fayetteville to
Bokkslen & Co.. with naval stores.
July "a Steamer Spray, Price, from Smthvile, to A. H.
Steamer Magnolia, Barber, from Fayetteville E. Lut-
teroh.
2-steamer Chatham, Allen, from Fayetteville, w H.
July 25-Schr. J. H Chadbourn Wainright days from
Boston, to ]. H. Chadbourn & Co.
Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithve, to A. H. Van
Bokkelen.
Steamer Enterprise, Dicksey, from South Washington
26eSteamer Carolina Coxetter from Charleston to Ran
kin & Martin with SO passengers.
CLEARED.
July 2--Steamcr Spray, Price, for Smiihville, by All.
23-chr Pennsylvania Rogers for Baltimore, by s D.
McRae Co.. with 80 bbs rosin, 76l cords juniper wood.
Schr Bennett Fanner, Appcgit, for New York. by T. H
Flanner; with naval Stores &c.
Brig Reuben Carver Marshall for Havana by Russell &
Bro; with lumber.
schr: W: w, Hardness, Speed, for Richmond, Va, by
Russell " Bro; with lumber.
Steamer Enterprise Dckney for South Washington, by
George Harris.
July 2S-Schr. Sea Ranger Chapman for New York, by
Petteway & Pritchett with naval stores.
FL Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithville, by A. H. Van
Bokkelen
Steamer Fanny Lutterob Stedman, for Fayetteville by
W P. Elliott
Steamer Flora Mcdonald Evans for Fayetteville by T.
G. & B. G.. Worth.
Schr. Emily, Mankn, for New York by J. H. Flanner
with naval stores, &c.
BIZ Brig Esther Moses, for Liverpool, by j. d. Mckae
& Co with naval stores
July 25-Brig Gen. Marshall Partridge, for Bath, Me-,
by Adams Bro. & Co.; with naval stores and lumber.
Steamer Scottish Chief Banks for Fayetteville, by A. D.
Cazaux with two lighters in tow
Steamer Spray, Price for Smithville by A H VanBok
kelen.
Steamer Magnolia Barber, for Fayetteville, by E Lut-
terloh.
Steamer Henrietta Jones' for Ezabethtown, by Vessel
s. Eilers.
VanBokkelen.
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For the Innrnal /

HALLsvILLE, July 23d, 1856
MEssRs EDIToRs:-In my communication of the 2lst
se IN reference to discussion between Messrs Reid and
custom in this Limestone) District, said H. defended
mmse from the attack made upon him the Revenue bill
to personal friendship Mr. Houston would not have
the stump against Reid had he attacked him on
Inc tax bill Reid acknowledged that he had mentioned it
once before he came to Dpn and he has mentioned it
every place In the County at which he has addressed
people To defend himself from Col Reid covert attack
to respond to the urgent solicitations many of his and
the matter make these statements and request their nub
calon because Reid and his endeavorng
ure Houston, on account of his volunteering they say
against his patron and friend He did volunteer his ser
VIC had Reid let the tax bill alone Houston would
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CLARENDON IRON WORKS,

WILMINGTON, n. G..
THE CLARENDON IRON WORKS prepared
receive orders for Beam, Vertical Horizontal Os
eating Steam Engines high low and adapted
all purposes Circular Vertical and Portable Saw Mills
pee Pumps; Mining Machinery; Grist and Flour Mills.
complete Parker Turbine and other Water Wheels equip
ping Steamers; Car Wheels and Axes Horse Powers Of
various patterns; Ricefed Pumps and Engines Mill Irons;
Leavtts Corn and Cob Crushers Rice hresher; Single
Machines shafting, Pues, Hangers Gears, and all other
mill work.
CAsTlNGSron and Brass Castings Of all descr ptionS,
including Ornamental Iron Railing, Pipe Bridge Castings,
&C. &c The Company would respectfully invite attention
to styles and patterns of Railing which may be their
office
BOILERs.--Tubular Flue and Cylindrical Boilers, Wa
ter Tanks Chinneys and all other kinds of Boiler work
REPAIRs.-A separate department and force will be
kept for repairs where work will be done thoroughly and
! with despatch.
Having large facilities the above work will be done
reasonable terms elsewhere North or south, and in
prompt and satisfactory
by letter otherwise in regard to plans and
designs for Mills their furniture, and for Machinery gen
orally willingly answered All orders communications
be addressed to the undersigned.
HENRY M DRANE, Agent
March I6 1855. l63-28-H
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NOTICE.
A Steam Saw Mill for Sale.

4
WILL be offered al public sale, at Mount Olive, the
w w. w. Railroad, thursday, the 23d of August
Dext if not previously disposed Of, the MOUNT OLIVE
STEAM CIRCULAR SAW MILL, located at that place
Said Mill has been running IS months is in first
ming order now, has 25 horse power, made by Sas
Burns of Raleigh is built on rather an original PLAN sets on
locomotive Engine and fue Boiler.
The Mill has 81 inch Saw and cuts with ease 5000
feet of Lumber per day The only for selling,
hare cut up all the timber convenient to it.
Also if desired, will be sold the purchaser fine team
of young MULES and excellent Carriage, two yokes OF
OXEN and suitable Ok Carriages.
Terms: good note-9O days. negotiable at any of the
Wilmington Banks. D. G. MAXWELL, Ag't.
Mt. Olive, n. c., July H.-[47-ts.
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DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION.-These great scour-
people be we'll understood the
Of adverting curing them too highly appreciated The
person who discovers any of alleyiaton
ers benefit upon his fellows and is deserving of
This desirable contamination has been achieved and
may dyspepsia be cured but may be prevented by
of' Hoofand German Bittes, prepared by Dr. G. M
Jackson Philadelphia which medicine spoken of in
of the highest COMMUNICATION thousands who have
its efficacy 1t is perfectly in its nature and pos
the valuable property of improving the health of the
robust, well as restoring the health Of the sick
For sale in Wilmington, N. c., by DR.. 4. o. BRADLEY,
and G. & D. DUPRE, Druggists.
July II, l855.-2t3-2wd6Lw
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

THE TIME IS NEAR AT HAND WHEN | HAVE
settle my yearly with the State Treasurer,
and to enable to do it is absolutely necessary that
should receive the amounts due. The attention of Taxpay
is respectfully yet earnestly called to this Taxes
be paid and not settled before September Court property
must be sold. discretion, give further
diligence. E. ID. HALL,
July l9.-269-tf Sheriff New Hanover Co
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DISASTER.-The Brig a. H. Wass, Smith, from George
s. c. New York. laden with naval stores and
ton to Georgetown Bar % About
8ocock at night the hold discovered to be fire. and
the flames increased rapidly that 81 o'clock they broke
underneath the wheel when the captain and had
leave the vessel (0me IS miles from Cape Fear Barr and
hero o'clock yesterday afternoon. oath inst.
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LANDS FOX SALE


na THE SUBSCRIBER WILL OFFER FOR SALE
- at public auction, the premises, THURSDAY,
Oct 18th 1855 the of land which he resides
containing about 900 acres lying Long and Cypress
Creeks miles from Long Creek Bridge and five miles
from Burgaw Depot. There is about hundred
cleared with good dwelling all necessary outhouse and
nevcr-faling we'll Of excellent Also, Grst Mill,
with abundant power. The place healthy, and well tim
bered with Pine, Cypress, Oak, &c.
Aso the time and place, will be sold all his farm
stock and farming utensils household and kitchen furniture
&c.
Terms made known day of sale
July 27,-47-2m* RICHARD L. BORDEAUX
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 10Th. 1855.

TURPENTINE-Has continued to in quite slowly dur
ing the week just ended, and with active demand from
dslers the price has advanced 10 Is last Thurs
days rates. The lot reported table below sold
Saturday 81 35 for old yellow dip The sales reach
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A DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING
Ia H#!s -

WILL BE HELD AT WELDON, n. c., ON SATUR-
DAY the 18th inst. All parties are invited
A Train of Cars will leave WILSON DEPOT, on the
w. & R. Rs the Morning of the 18th, at o'clock, A.
NJ to convey all persons wishing to attend the meeting
The will be as follows
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MARRIED

Rev B Drane, G. T. N. Davis ESQ., of Mcdowell county
to Miss Eliza c. daughter of N n Nixon Esq., of this
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dull at last quotation disposition the part of buyers
to operate unless a decline.
RosNHas been almost entirely neglected during the past
week The only transactions hear of Friday
of 500 bb Common 81 40 for large bills 1872 do fine
white No at So and 300 do ordinary No at 81 IS u Dbl
and Wednesday 90 do do. 81 25 The market appears
dull for Common above quotation which holders gen
orally asking light supply in first hands.
TARas come in very slowly since last review, and
with fair demand from shippers the price has gone up
market firm So 90 The sales for the week reach
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NEW YORK July "a Cotton firm, with sales of New
but M" quoaby sae Ohio IS
is heavy, with sales $40 rs Wheat firm, with
upward tendency Southern white 81 974 Corn
de higher, with sales 9OA cts Pork firm, with
upward endsrcy, sales of Mess SO 70. Lard am at
II cents: with an upward tendency Beet unchanged, With
limited business previous Bacon Wits.
kys lies at Al cents. Cofte is firm sales Of RIO at III
SO cts Turpenne steady ales of 500 bbls Spirits at 4ot
cts and 600 do North CAROLINA Crude at IS Tar is frm
9@'ls cts Rice active, sales at Sc S7s.
BALTIMoRE, July "a --FIOur-,Howsrd street g 50 9
Sp ocy s CIV So j. bb GRAIN aH
6@I TO- good to prime white 81 75@ go Con-prime
ss o. e ys4" q % P pa so
NJ SIS IS Bsno ggS ID Feb ae
do and Hams am Is cts h. BaI Meats sboaers Il
s. $500 I'D o. OF; brine Lrd 5T oe eenss kegs
@ prime 's i i@i5 ce s@9
NloassesCuba 26@29 y gaon New Orlears s2@34
Whiskey, 3St@39 cts
NEW ORLANs, July 2l,-There is a limited demand
for Cotton only 500 bales having been sold today prv
Gus rates
NEw-BERNE, N. c., July 25--Bacon-~-Hams 12s@1a
dozen Lard, l3t cents y b by the Dbl Meal 81 100
T 7o 81 - go s'r'p'' no sales Tar
CHARLESTON, July -Cotton-The transactions to-
bales at % at 81 Sc at 81 81 at III 272 at III and
1873 bales at IL! cents.
FAYETTEVILLE, July 23.--Bacon 1l@l2 Beeswax
2t@25 Coffee Rio, 1908. Laguira, 49, St. Domingo,
0o@Oo Coton-Fair to good, 81; ordinary to mil 1904
Fine 81 25@O co. Scratched, 00@o 90 GrainCorn 81 20
81 %; Wheat 50 90; Oats Co. Peas, 81 O0@0 90; Rye
e. oO@o 90 HidGs1Dry SOLO; Green 45 Lard l@llt
Bacon-Finds ready market quotations, Cotton-No
change in market worthy of notice FIouWe again
duce quotations. Wheat-None coming in OaIs-We
reduce figures Sack Sat-The market is well supplied
Spirits Turpentine 81
CHARLOTTE, n c., July 2O.--Cotton--Ver little Of
tered market heavy extremes 9@9 Supply of -four linn
81 SO y bushel very little offered Corn, 80 slight
decline Meal 80 cents Bacon, 9@lO cents for hog round
Lard, 10 cts.
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COMPARATIVE TABLE OF EXPORTS
From the port of Wilmington, ~ c., compiled from
the reports Of the Daily Journal for the second
quarter Of 1S55-compared with the second guar
ter of 1854, ending 3OM June of each year
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This morning only small parcels have been offered and taken
aboveat which the market is firm. No sales of hard.
SPIRITS TURPENT1NEThere has been little ANNA
ton in this article since review of Thursday last and
the price has declined 1.-THE transactions noticed in
last private terms and which could obtain
from the Sellers from Monday the close of Wednesday,
comprised about 1000 bb at 81 b galon The
Gina ILL liz &
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NOTE. Lumber, Tar, and Turpenne, sold in the
subject the expense Of landing inspection
erage, &c;-say Lumber 80 cents to 81 . M Tar and
brought per railroad about the n
cured Flor Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of one fifth is made. according to quality.
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CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE,

CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CLINTON, SAMPSON COUNTY, ". L.
THE NEXT SESSION of this Institute will
L Oh the I'd Monday of September
For particulars Catalogue and Circular address L.
c. GRAVES, A NJ Principal, the Secretary of the Trus-
/ tees H. A. B1ZZELL,
July 27.-47tfl Sec'y. OF Board of Trustees
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

rs should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filling small orders high
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NOTICE.
TINE Hardware Business heretofore conducted by j. M
L ROBINSON, will from this date be carried on by J.
NJ. ROBINSON & co.
All the accounts of the old firm made OUT and
must be closed by note otherwise. -
An persons having claims against NJ r. ROBINSON,
will please present them at shall oelay my usual
trip North hort time the cypress purpose of set
J. NJ. ROBINSON
In1v
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DICKLED HERRING.-50 bbs prime Nova Scotia. Just
i received and for sale by ADAMS, BRO, & co.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

LANDS FOR SALE.
10 700 ACRES LYING IMMEDIATELY ON THE
- Cape Fear River about 81 miles below Wilmington. -
There about 80 cleared and in cultivation under
a good fence There is Dwelling louise, with rooms
good Kitchen attached the house by passage
Smoke House, Negro Houses small Dwelling House,
and an excellent Garden Back of, adjoining the SAID
an, about 900 Pine land 1000 lying be-
tween the Sound and River adjoining the River, and
cut upon land years old There
great deal of Black Jack and Lightwood within mile
of the River large body of swamp and marsh land said
be very valuable The principal growth of the swamp
Juniper there also Gum Poplar Cypress and hort-eaf
me- onTe a19 g RT on M he sold
publicly in Wilmington, at the Market House the Sd day
September if not previously disposed Of The crop of
Tupnne can be bought with them For further partcu
'. july VIZ 81, iS55.-47-ts - '7-' N'''''7'
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
From Fayetteville via. OrvensviIIe, Clinton and
Spring Vale to Warsaw, N. c.
Distance 40 Mes.RT8Ripg D5ay except Sundays
EAVINC Fayetteville daily Except Sundays) at half
at hapas o'clock A. NJ in time to connect with the
cars going North South.
of going North and South lock, P" M I' A
rive at Clinton P NJ. Owensville II NJ and Fayee-
ys a. MIL % rom gSn Moh OR
detention and certain connection both ways All passen
gers going North from Fayetteville, will arrive Waraw
in time Tor the cars going.
Passengers travelling this will find DID, experienced
and sober drivers fine STOCK and fine Troy Coaches
any route in the United States.
y. FREDERICK, Contractor.
JNO. B. SWITZERLAND, Sup't at Warsaw.
ISAAC BOYKlN Supt at Clinton
J. H. ROBERTS & CO., Sup'ts at Fayetteville.
Warsaw, n. C., July 18th 26S-3m--46-3m.
DUTNAM'S MONTHLY for August. Received and for
L sale at S. w. WHlTAKER'S.
July 18th.
DOCK OF MEN, WOMEN AND BABlGS.--The Laws
ID Of God applied to obtaining the Natural Heathtul and
Beau tiful in Humanity By Dr. Porter of New York Re-
Gently published For sale at S. w. WHlTAKER'S.
July Goth.
THE NEW YORK JOURNAL, Vol. l. 1856 from De-
L cember 1854 to July l855-for sale at
July 10Th. S. w. WHITAKER'S IS.
NOV ON HAND AND FOR SALE, A SUPERIOR
~ lot of White Meal and Hommony, for table
July "a, 1855. D. DUPRE, JR.
Successor to T. Smith & Co.
NOTICE.
ON the second Thursday (he 9th) of August next,
~ the village of Summerville Harnett county, credit
of nine, twelve fifteen and eighteen months, will be Sold
the LOTS OF LAND constituting the Town of Toomer,
the county site of said county of barnett.
JOSEPH T. REARDON,1
A S. MCNEIL,
C. H. COFIELD, }Com'rs.
NELL MCKAY,
A. D. MCLEAN,
June q, l655.-l25l-ts
E>ANGY CASSIMERES and BEAUTIFUL LINEN
DRILLS just opened at the City Clothing Store We
at SCOTT & BALDW1N'S. They do the oest work in
and turn upwards of hundred weekly
made to measure.
ASHLEY still continues to turn out Incompatible fits this
House. Call there and leave your
June Is, 1855.
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alteration to note in store rates for this ar
to our table for prices as in quantity and quality.
ruled quiet during the week, and no ransac-
market the absence Of sales quotations are nominal
at s. to " cents for ordinary to middliug
CORN MEA-Hs come in quite freely for the week and
there is good supply market with limited demand
The price has declined l2 Is cents with sales from store
EGGs-Arrve sparingy, and sell quickly at 20 cents p
dozen, from carts
EMPTY BARREs-The market continues to be we'll supplied
with Spirits Turpentne barrels and notice only small
sales since last review at our quotations. in quantity and
FsH-Herring and Mackerel are moderate supply and
sell slowly from store at quotations, in quantity See
FLoUR-Snce last review the market been uns ct
tied and prices have gone down fully 81 rs q Dbl last
and there fair supply in first hands The sales have
been principally of small lots of Fayetteville brands to
Thursday, SO p for family, and $40 for superfne
Friday: 70 90 90 $50 rs for superane
market extremely dull since Saturday and there
has been nothing done worthy Of notice We learn that
6 6es are esg at s ~ % for but find
GRAN-CoRN has also ruled dull for the week, and the
M wG 0okfd One n Of Ppd ms hs
Sc lbs, cash There is at present but limited demand
existing and prices have downward tendency Former
rivals sell slowly from store at 81 10 for yellow, and 81 10
81 10 q bushel for white, as in quantity cargo would
hardly command over sl-oATs-No receipts since last
reduced cargo or two would sell readily at anything like
fair quotation -PEAs-The market is almost if not en-
past week have sales TO report Our quotations in
table for former he price of clean
have change make and notice small sales to
taers at cents D b the supply in store is light
HAY-Nothng new to notice in this article No receipts
during the week. and consequently transactions report
There moderate supply dealers hands, and merely
retail demand Our quotations are for store rates. in guam
titles to suit.
LENo receipts and supply about fair Former arrivals
L1QUoRs-Common Wbiskey is 10 fair demand and has
advanced a Sells from store IL to SO cents y
| gallon.
MoLAssEsCuba is very scarce and enquired for No re-
| cepts We quote OF 80 cents Is gallon from
PoTAToEs-lrsn continue to be brought market slowly,
and sell from carts at 81 q 81 10 . buShe
PRovIsIoNs-For N G. cured Bacon notice better
sides and shoulders The receipts have been confined to
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Wilmington Bank Rates Of Exchange.
Baltimore l8per ct prem Philadelphia laperct prem
New York. IL e" Virginia.... sc "
IL 6 " lCharleston, i - ~
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All persons wishing to go to the Meeting, from Whining
ton, and points between Wilmington and Wilson, go
and return for half price, regular morning Mail train
by getting Tickets at the Stations
I,,l,r
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TO TUKPENTINE MAKERS

TO TURPENT1NE MAKERS.
The Merchants Distillers and Dealers in Naval Stores
have unanimously agreed not to purchase TURPENTINE
ia from the Inspectors from and after the first of June
respectfully offer nay services to you Agent
Broker for the sale of your produce the brokerage
sales remitted by mail or you may direct.
w. C. HOWARD, Produce Broker.
REFERENCES
o. G. Parsley, President Commercial Bank,
7. H. Wright, Cape Fear Wilmington
John Dawson, and
Miles COstin, New Hanover
Owen Fennell, County.
Chas Henry,
Johnson, Chestnut & Co., Clinton, J
William Fason, Sampson County.
Patrick, Murphy,
Owen r. Kenan,
]. M Middleton, | D1i (,o+
Jere PearSall, D"p County,
Col c. d. Hill,
H. n. Howard,
T. O.. Sellers, / ;o,- c,4
D. L. Russell, LII " Oo"''
John Mercer,
A. J. Jones, Colu,,h,,s r,o,a+v
Alfred Smith, s 00"1A0A0 Oo"nU''
Col. J. G. McDugald, } p,so c.
6 J. O. Daniel, D oul'y'
James Banks, Cumberland County.
May 18th, s7-tf.
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Napoleon himself Corsican-purey Italian in blood,
descent and believe BIRTH only French subject by
conquest.-[ Ed. Jour.