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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-07

So bbs soap stone Al bbs bags SO boxes dried
fruit bags feathers A7 bundles newspapers Ill hides;
10 casks hams Foreign25 casks rice bbls varnish.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4-Flour unchanged.-Wheat de-
clined to cts Corn steady at yesterdays rates.
NEW ORLEANS, November 4.-The transactions in
Cotton to-day embrace bales at improved rates Mid
NEW YORK, NoY 4.-Cotton firm Orleans l23 cents,
Uplands 12t cents holders demand advance of 10
Flour steady sales 40 Sc 60 for straight State
white and at S. 81 So for red Corn quiet sales of
5000 bushels. Pork dull $21 fer Mess Beef firm
Whiskey steady 3st for Ohio Coffee quiet
10 II cents for Rio Sugars frm. Turpenipe is rm
Rice is dull. Freights are firm
and for this article and 1850 bales changed hands par
t advance of &c. the prices current previous to the
cet of the Canadians advice The sales at extremes
ranging from l04 to l2c
FAYETTEVILLE, Nov. Bacon l2a q IS cts. Bees
wax $4,000 Cofee-Ro l2t@3t Laguira l4@I5; St. Do
mngo 10000 Cotton fair good {O ord to good mid
81 OO@7 Is; Fine Sc 1900 co. Scratched Sc 25@O co.
GRAIN Corn $1,000; Wheat 81 lO@l 20 Oats $1,000 Peas
Lard i4@l4. saIt-LiverpoO (sack) 81 5O@I CO.
Bacon dull and heavy Cotton-rather better telling but
light prices full up to quotations urpentine-Vrgn
and yellow dip So o. Scrape ST. Spirits Turpentne 35
LIVERPOOL, Oct 2I.-Cotton: Richardson & Spen-
circular states that the sales Saturday amounted
Is 900 baes of which spectators took 00O The from
by the Canada which arrived the 18TH caused
advance in all qualities to the extent of 3l6 The market
active with large speculative inquiry The sales of
Monday amounted to 900 bales of which Spectators took
which spectators 5000. he market closed with
queter feeling but firm. The sales of the three days
amounted to 1000 bales of which Spectators took
bales
Flour quiet the following quotations. Baltimore
and Philadelphia BIS cd. 33s Cd; Ohio 35s Cd a37s cd.
34s for yollow and mixed. Oats were buoyant
!Provisions-Pork dull Bacon continued steady;
Lard was very dull; Tallow had advanced Is.
Consos for money Tuesday closed at 9IB 81; and
for account at 92a92d
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POTATO CROP IN IRELAND.-The Banner of Ulster,
Ieha6eI irish paper, says that the potato crop of
Ireland, north and south, is the best raised in The
country since 1889. The average retail prices is
= pence per stone Offourteen pounds.
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The HIGHEST MOUNTAIN IN THE oRLD.- he
r;ncina tonic of conversation at Calcutta is the dis
rrovarv of the highest mountain in The world. AT
ooting of the Asa1ic Society of Bengal on the 9th
August Major Thuillier announced lhh Col. Waugh,
surveyor General of India, had comp leed his com
,ons in the nositions and elevations of the peaks
IF tho Himalayas The result to depose the
mountain Kanchiniinga from its throne the highest
o;~t on the earth's surface. That distinction be-
LONGS for the present TO peak 100 miles from Kan
oL;00;;n,o and between that mountain and Kanman-
Joo This peak is ascertained be % .O02 feet
above the sea level X nchinjinga is 28,1 56 feet;
and Dewalagrl the mountain which school geogra-
phiesn persist in calling g the highest mountain in
The known world" is only 26,826 feet. The noun
tain has no name Ineligible civilized men, and
Colonel Waugh has therefore ventured to denomnate
it Mount Everest" after a former surveyor general"
The Journal de Francfort tells the following rath-
or improbable story g A few days since foreigner
presented himsllf al the office OF merchant at Ham
burg 10 receive cash Tor a bill OF two thousand
double Louis, and received ten thousand francs too
much He did not perceive the mistake until he had
reached his hotel, when he returned to the Office and
mentioned the fact. The merchant looked at him
and then said, impossible The foreigner persisted
and said, Your cashier has certainly made mis-
lake That is not possible, replied the merchant
in decided tone. Take your mOnev-nO mistakes
are ever made at my Office The stranged then peck
eted the money and left the place, when the mer,
chant, turning to the book keeper, told him to enter
ten thousand francs TO the account of profit and loss
adding that the cashier would never hear word of
Teproach from him Oh the sub jec but he would not
allow any one to imagine that mistake could occur
in his Office"
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NIOLASSES

MOLASSES.
cl. HHDS. HEAVY SWEET CUBA M OIL Ass S,
90 Just received per Brig s. Brown For sale by
Nov ]. J. l.. HATHAWAY X Co.
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From Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3d.---We have advces from Kan
'as to the 2sth. Gov Geary had arrested several Of
Inc rngleanders of the marauding parties near o.,
@Watomie, and the grand Jury hid found bills
against ninety prisoners for murder in the first de
gree.
:. The Legislature met at Lecomplon the first of
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A SINGULAR DUEL.-We learn, by letter from
Memphis of the 18th inst. that a duel was fought
in the vicinity of that city the day previous. 1t
seems that on the late trip of the steamer North
Star from New Orleans this place, two of the pas
sengers Col Charles Burghal, from Philadelphia,
and Maj Riegler of Boston, who had been South
on an electioneerng tour and were old friends hay
ing both served in the European armies cot into a
very warm discussion, the defending Democracv
and The other Republlcanism, which resulted in Of
tensve language of personal charac er against Col
BurgthaI In The presence of so many passengers,
the Colonel felt il incumbent on him to demand a
retractOn of the insulting natter which being den-
ed, challenge and acceptance to fight were soon
settled upon. Two Hungarian officers, named S.
Szaay and T. ShuItez lately in the service of Walker
at Nicaragua who were passengers the boat, vol
unteered seconds. Pistols and fifteen PAGES were
the terms proposed but, strange to say the seconds
the master of the boat and all the passengers ncIu-
ding many ladies', opposed the propositions and CON
tended that the fight should be had with swords -
The Hungarians offered their sabres, and The next
day, reaching Memphis, the parties landed and
procuring the attendance of DR.. Hill, also paSsen-
ger on the boat, proceeded to grounds adjoining
the city, accompanied by many of the lady and gen,
tlemen passengers. The duel was then fought with
great herCeness and resulted in the defeat of Major
Relger, who, by the superior skill OF his adversary
received two terrible cuts, the his cheek and
the other on his chin, caus ng him 10 drop the
held Returning to the boat, the wounds the
Major were dressed and reconciliation of the par
ties effected.-S Louis Democrat
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SPIRIEs TURPENTINE-Advanced cent Saturday, with
morning. when it receded cent and the on
Thursday EAST Parcels offering market this morning
at 80 CENTS but buyers The sales the week foot up
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TURPENTINE LANDS FOR SALE

E Subscriber offers for sale tracts of valuable II R.
4 PENTlNE LAND-viz One tract consisting of l.
l5O acres lying in the County of Sampson the East side
Of South River and the South side of Jumping Run.
The other 557 acres in TIE County lying the East
side of South River and North side of Jumping Run The
above lands will be sold accommo iatng terms, and in
lots to suit purchasers For particulars apply the Sub
scr6er, at Black River Cape Post Office, New Hanover
County. JAS KERR.
Oct 7th, 1856 lot
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INSPECTORS NOTICE.


THE undersigned having been appointed Inspector
Naval Stores to fill the vacancy caused by the death
James Bryan, Esq, would be thankful for business
that line. Office at the Rock Spring Hotel.
Nov. 6. 6m GEO. ALDERMAN.
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From the Port of Wilmington, for the Week
ending November 5, 1856.
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NOTE River Lumber Tar and Turpentine, sold in the
subject expense of landing inspection
erage sc say lumber 80 cents to 81 per M; Tar and
Iurpenne about 1O@ cents bbl-and on naval stores
brought per railroad about the sane expenses in
eurred-*FOr Virgin or mixed TurPentine deduction
one fifth made the prce of yellow dip,
cordng to quality.
Wilmington Bank Rates Of Exchange.
Baltimore Il pr Ct prem. Philadelphia pr ct. prem
New York;. Il virginia.... g.
BostOn..... Il 1CharIeston...4
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he London Post, in an article on emigration to
Canada, says &c The preference which the people
Of Ireland have always shown for the United States
is a remarkable social problem which it is difficult
10 solve. In times of troube-in times of pestence
and famine, as we'll as in times of peace and plenty
they still flock in scarcely diminished stream to re-
publican America. Canada, as field for emigration
will be soon placed in direct competition with the
United States, and it will be for the people of this
country and of Ireland to determine whether thew
will continue to give an unaCcountabe preference to
The United States, or seek homes in a country
blessed with British laws
The London Shipping Gazette, says The area
Of the British province of Pegu is estimated at o.
600 square miles, and if but halt of this is capable of
cultivation, what admirable field is offered for
successful agricultural enterprise The valley of the
river is splendid country for growing rice, aad all
that is required is an increase Of inhabitants There
were three quarters of million of acres under rice
cultivation last year,
The London Chronicle, of Oct g. says =" There
is big steamship of war, called frigae, and de-
nominated the MeTimac, now lying off southampton
concerning which sundry formidable paragraphs have
lately obtained considerable circulation In spite of
the name as frgate this vessel is quite as long and
heavy and would be nearly as cumbrous in maneuv-
ring, the Duke of Wellington The Americans,
in fact beginning TO build big ships of just as
we making the discovery that such large vessels
are useless"
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DLACk SMITHS TOOLS, Horse Sh ces and Horse
ID Shoe Nails, for sale by J. M ROBIN SON SON.
Oct. 18th
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~ THE Ladies Benevolent Society of Duplin county,
contemplate holding Fair Kenansvc on the evening
the 9TH November next where they hope meet number
of their friends
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
DER SCHR. L. L. SMITH, from New York -
L % bags prime Rio Coffee,
dozen Java Ginger preserves,
A gross Matches,
quintals fine Goldfish,
10 bbs Irish Potatoes,
5 & Onions
% boxes fine Cheese
) bbs fresh Buckwheat Flour,
20 half boxes Colgates pale Soap,
10 whole
Low for cash at GEO. H. KELLEY BROS,
Oct. 81 No. II North Water st,
JUST RECEIVED.
1904 LBS N. c. BACON, hog round, handsome
hhds. Western Sides No
600 large full and new Sacks Salt
60 bblS. Fayetteville Flour
g N. G. Lard
II 6 assorted Sugar
20 g Western Pork
50 kegs nails
10 &c Powder;
" Butter
100 bags Shot;
30 boxes Soap;
Stop On your way down from the Rail Road, at o, 81
North Water street. MCCALEB & RUNTIl I(r.
Wilmington n. c., Oct 7, 1856. 2.1-tf
Goldsboro' Tribune and N. c. Christian Advocate copy
one month.
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NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED, of the late firm of Heyer & Won
l. Claim will continue the GROCERY BUSINE SIS at
the old stand North Water Street, where he will eep
goods in the Grocery ne suitab for
this market He respectfully socits the patronage his
old customers and the public generally.
H. VONGLAH-N.
Wilmington, Sept 80, 1856 5--2I-sf
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DUPL1N AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

THE LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY of Duplin
will hold Fair both evenings of the Agricultural Fair for
the benefit of the kenanSve Female Seminary when they
hope to meet with all friends of Female Education.
KenansYle. n. C.. Oct. 3O-47-tf
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window Shades and Papcr
.f kfaHfgfngs.

>. L. lsAACS a. BRO No. I3S North S.coud =,
!'l dor be'o" Race. Fast sde). PHILAD ELPJJJS
nave constantly GA hand large ASSORTMENT of The
I Mhich 'hey oil r. Wholesale or Retail al
hey aiso keep in sIofo Bull Holland and IN eu,li.s
variety OF cell BOrIered s DIES, which for beau,v
-, h1aii' 50 ca~t be surpasscI Their assortment,
v, "'h tape"' Paper Curtains. Bird. rs &c Is com
Piete' anh persons abOut purchasing would do we'll =,
s"e US eail- ). l. lSAACS d. BRO.
ai'SJ-Hd 1873 n 2nd ~ lI,,laI.
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F,asIaionabIe uiIIinery.

, g. the undersigned having opened new
&~ Millinery Establishment ia the house
recently occupied as Store by Messrs.
Spruance d Sutton, on East Commerce street.
would respectfully call the attention of her for
mer customers aud the public generally, to her
NEW and large assortment of MILLINERY,
which has been carefully selected, with view
OF sultlng the tastes of all, even the most fas-
tldlous. The ladies' of Smyrna and vicinity are
lnVted 10 eau and examine her stock of Goods;
sne Is confident that every satisfaction will be
given both in regard to work and price.
HANNAH r. WOODALL.
April l6, '56.3t.
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Miser of Bapdad.


A piece rePlete with Wonderful Transforma-
tons, Magic Tricks and Illusions, Laughable
Incidents and Surprising Effects, and which will
be produced with all the brilliant costumes. pro-
PertIes and appointments used during its trium.
plant career of over one hundred consecutive
nights in the city of Philadelphia, where it was
unanimously pronounced the most laughable
and perfect Pantomimic spectacle ever brought
out an America. This Pantonlime is entirely
different from,and is on greater scale of mag
nitude than anything ever previously attempted
In any travelling exhibition. The Miser of
bagdad will conclude each evenings entertain
ment' " For further particulars, see large
ana small bulls at the hotels. a.ii.f .s.. -
Will also exhibit at MIDDLETOWN an tho
9th, and at DOVER, on the 26,h Of AnriI ins,
J. w. BANCKER, and
April If. 1856. haE - ssSn"'S'
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5000 Reward

Runaway from the subscriber, on the af
ternoon of Sunday, the 18th inst, an indentured
apprentice to the farming business, named
FRANK NlLES-aged l6 years aud months
and about d feet high. He is fine looking
boy, and has dark hair (nclining to curb and
blue eyes, with scar over his left eye Had
on when ne left, black Kossuth hat, dark steel
mixed Jacket and pants. He stole, before leav-
ing. black cloth frock coat and pair of black
pants. The above reward will be given to any
person lodging said boy in Jail, or giving such
information as will lead to his arrest
N. ii. COVERDALE.
Near Smyrna, April Is, Is56.-3t
:" vii Rep" copy 3t., and send bill to this
office.
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@ Cents Reward

EMANUEL FISHER, Gan indentured ap-
prentice to the farming business having left
my premises for parts unknown, OH Sunday af.
ternoon last, will give the above reward to anv
person taking said young gentleman in custody
and returning him to me. He is l6 years 6
months old, and about . feet inches high; has
dark hair, dark eyes, with downcast look, and
Is minus good sense. His clothing were as
follows: A steel-mlxed cloth sack coat, dark
brown sattlnet pants (nearly new, a new black
cloth cap, black silk neckerchief. fine white
shirt, and an old swan's-down vest
ALBERT LAYTON.
Near Smyrna, April IL, 1856.
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Auction Bargains! Cheap for
CASH.!

X ELLEY & BROWN. No. 10 NORTH SE(,OvD =,
A PHILADELPifIA. have Ju.l rcceIyeI lion , H..
a." %UuHER DRi GOODS. incI"J,nr NV"
Sup. Black Silks (orl bnIed)
PlaId India do Nous dc Iaines
Alan. A. s,.,, :, Barge and Cln,l dc LANES
Cashmere. Sulla aud Thibet ShawIs
AllEp'as, treges. Lawns Parnsol.
"''gh ims. CalicOcs. 8nllianis. Linens,
C.i,,h- ,,.:-- :, Sheelins', ShrIings, Tickings
'm'"OJn' Linen Drillings. CoitonatIes
Connierpnrs. Table Covers Piano d..
Al. ,o 1agze tiannels. Hosiery. Gloves, &c.
ar "ltS WEAR ia great variety
oIr '"n"is hcIng boaghI aud sold excEpsivaI, e.,
i n cable US To- distance all competition
- I"niisers charged hat a small advance on, Auc,,o
Los and No Abatement "a Prices '0'''''
KELLEY 4 BROWN,
"Ps"-Sm' Ne ~ North SecrHid st Phila,Ia
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WANTED
AUCTlONEERiNC

The undersigned respectfully ann unces to
the citizens of Smyrna, that he will, at the
shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
TERMS do all kinds Of AucIioncering that may
be desired. Having had considerable cxperi-
ence IN the business, he is confident of giving
satisfaction. THOMAS RASH
April 9, 1856.
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The Beautiful COrtege

Including all the Performing Horses & Ponies.
the Carriages of the Performers and the I.uo.
gage Vans used by both companies, will enter
town early on the day of Exhibition, and parade
the principal streets, headed by
TIE ELEGANT BAND CAR.
drawn by Ten beautiful cream-colorcd Horses.
forming pageant of imposing speudor. The
public are earnestly invited to witness the pub.
lic entree, in order TO gain an idea of the on.
tent OF this mammoth establishment. The adj
mlrable performances of Otto Horns Cornet
BAND, the best that ever travelled, will emil.
ven the progress Ofthe Grand Procession, while
the String Band, including the Entire Grand
Orchestra from the National Theatre, Pbila.
delPhIa, will furnish appropriate accompaniments
to the exercises of the Arena.
a new ana extremely attractive feature in
the representations OF this companv will no
found To consist in the Grand Magic Psntomime.
entitled, the
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IRON &c Steel.
ID RY GOOD 6

me are constantly receiving DRESS GOODS Of
" aim st every description, among which will
be- found large assortment Of Black Silks Rial
hioIree Anlqne, Luplns all woI Mouseiine de
LiIhs PaIn Shades. rIrh printed ChaIIIes aIsp neal
sivirss liable Tor FIends. Silvernes l. Iwns B,resas
tinhrOideTieS, DC JESSE WILLIAMS d CO.
..r. f. M Is South Second ST. I'hiIadel ,,ia.
CTELLA SIIAWLS.
- Prlmsd Borders. Grape ShawIs.
Plan White, M,Hle, Black
... Embroidered While and Scarlet
n.n Bordered White
~ PlaId striped and Plain
JESSE WILLIAMS & co
IN, No. ID South Second street. PHILADELPHIA
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TO THE PUBTJC,

TIE subscriber would Inform his f,iana 4.
the public generally, that he Intends ~ ana
baggage Wagons & Hacks toand from a. ~ u run
road Depot, near Smyrna, Tor the n,r no naii+
conveying Passengers, carrying Fra;gh, D. OF
gage, &c lie expects 10 locate in th'' Dug
Pa5t q smyrna, where al orders will he ,h west
iu,ay received and promptly attended ~ '"a"A-
ne WI also run Wagons to and f-o,,
Smyrna landing, for the, Purpose - Of sb bo.i from
I ,nOaa tamssr. Iron, or anything that may
InanAiai Tor past iavors he hopes 70 m.,;.
ana receive liberal share offhe public n.,r rs,s
'Spr, Dee ia s.,s, ,sam EBENEzER LURT.fs.
"e'' ", o9uyhHhm { Il
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Mems and Bows CLOTHING !

rLi =
Everybody s+nnld embrace this opportunity Ia buv
CLOTHING Tor Men aud Boys, at
George Culin'S Cheap Clothing Establish.
-. mChl,
). +. corner MARKET and SECOND s,s
PHILADELPHIA
EmbTac - choice Of The hest most desirable and
fashion lhe Dress and Fruck Coats habit cloth do
lnlen drilling 10. twceds ETC., oc with variety ni
DOlS CLOFHINi, INSISTING of Sack Goats Polka
Jackets Monkey Jackets, NeSls and Round Jackets
made OF Tweed. Linen Drilling, Cloth, Alpaca, Ker
seymer. Docskin. &c.
FURNISHING GooDs-C"nsI,Iing Of Shirts, Stocks.
hahd&erchIeis. etc. all Of which are otIere nj the
LOWEST iSsltle cash prices, and cheap as any other
ClnthIns Store IN the umIun
farehtS who desire Buys Clslhng are earnestly in
viied 10 examine The stock '''
" Country SIUrekeepers can he arcomm Odit,d n
Very low raIes. GEORGE C,IiIIN
aPio ~ .. h. corner of Market and Secand sic
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Lent's New York Circns-

are Mad. Virginia Sherwood, lady equestrian.
unrIvaled for intrepldity and skill: ]. i. Wallis
inc great musica! clown and stump orator: G
T. sherwood, the great character rider: Like
Rivers, " the lightning RIDER" ii. Berlin, the
celebrated acrobat and equilbrist Master
Charles, the ntantile wonder; ii f. Nichols
the accomplished Maure du Cirque: Mad'IIe
virginia Myers The Sherwood Sisters: Je
Jeune Grlmaldi. the Lilliputian clown: r,
Wynhold; Mast. Roberts; Mast. Hubert. and
many others of acknowledged ability.
~ B.-These companies will not divide Mt
any time during the season, under any circum.
stances whatever. and the entire strength oftbe
double establishment will be brought forward at
every place where they may be advertised.
The Immense Resources obtained by cou,bin.
ing these two extensive and well. known tronnes
WIN allow the management to give their enter.
tal1ments upon a scale OF ma gnitude and splen-
dor unequaled in this country, and unsurpassed
IN any other. great variety of performances
now IN tins country, and peculiar to this exhi-
ol'ion will be found comprised in the bills. and
Tor novelty, variety aud sterling attractive pow
err the Proprietors challenge comparison, as il
would be impossible for any establishment ar
ganized on less extensive scale to afford near.
~ The same variety in their routine of enter.
tallliltlltS. The cuilpcfIOn of
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DOLLAR
WEEKLY PHILADELPHIA TIMES

'Ihiis elegant Family Weekly. is.u,d irm The o,co
OF the philadelphia duly Tunes t,.nl am. in 'I
aii'h To the choicest Editorials, Cure. smJna'
News etc irOm the Dai y. large amount of Crg;nai
Literary MiIer pForurrJ grcal expense ir,m, ,,a
d tie m"'' e"ile" writes an The country. A viii
Dh r'mrs worthy compriur for The u,Iro,,a,a e
Tue ""'e'"i.h .het ~ trsI weekly nevs,s,ners i,
the dn'o.l and a'eIy d' cad, d i'm rovement man ,
d-iphia. 10 MIA
The fhiH lDELPHIA DAILY TINES. n largo
and we'll pr Hed morIng paper. comulrIe in ali ~
S%i"r''Hr''s am especially full IN lis Comlnercal and
=, ~ - He ii''"senre, .: published anI furnished d,
q" I'll 'n'Sc' Tiers at $500 per annGm. ia al vance
Trims Of The DoILar Times.
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IlIghly-Trained Horses

IS OF ItsnIf an Exhibition, while the Educated
ronles' Romeo, Juliet, Shellbark. Black Hawk.
! Dung America. Jack Cadc, January and Bees
wing are unequaled for beauty, sagacity, and
perfect training ~'"
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Fruits and Confact;oua,,..
GUANOi GUANOfI

bs sa sss 20 sole Agent in Philadelphia for
=. .he s4e o. Peruvian G,lano, has now on hal
large slick Of Pure PERUVIAN GUASo vi vh maI
WI se al the lowest Cash price, IN lots 10 ,, ;, no
). j. CHRISTIAN f'.
=, l1l Sole Agent for pbiladaiaLi
M, no 40 North Wharves. and "a Moth Waier s,,ss,
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-04-23
1886. Spring Mantillas. 1856.
At Wholesale and Retail.
GEORGE HULPIN g. co.

GEORGE BULPIN g. co. .
No. la CHESNUF Street, Philade1nb;o.
Cn connection with Geo. Bulpin M, 2Gl u,a.d,..,..
Neis York; ''
"A kF. now prepared 10 supply the Trade c,,,o ....
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aud Manufacturers for the cIming ,asan
all The newest designs from One D,lar 40 ny 'S'ns
e".ily garments manufactured ' '"o''
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