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An elderly maiden lady requests the insertion of
the following:
Bad iaste-Pretty young girls kissing widowers'
children"
The wheat market at Hickman, Kentucky, has
opened at 81 per bushel and decline is looked for.
Lieut.. George ii. Hart, United States Navy, died
at Philadelphis on the 24th inst
A. wicked contemporary says, no ladies visit him
hecanse they cannot get through the door without
undressing.
Pampernekle saws woDan's heart Is the s'nost
s'yee test thing In the world; in fact, perfect
teaegepmt--full Of SKIS Bes-ware.
'iIu. b. Ogg, formerly Of Norfolk, Va, was re-
Gently murdered al Quartzhurg, California
1t. Ed. W. Henry, U. i. ", Of the retired list,
died at York, Pa Mondry night.
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Douglass Jerrold calls woman arms the serpents
that winds about mans neck, killing his best in
tentions. And the sstirieal 0ldys says:
III women were little they good,
A pei pod would make them gown and hood
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L water IN the canal, very little work in the iron
nsiness has been done at the Treiegar for savera.
weeks During the suspension Of operations th
urhaceS' lorHeH, &c, were put in complete order
nd the employees will thersfore be cali.i ,,i,,n
resume their labars at once. Mr. Anderson tn
PROPRIETOR "t this large establishments has don.
more Ia give employment to mechanics thnn any
ther man III the city. and it is. therefore CRAFTY
ns I" Know that they appreciate his kindness and
lberaIity, and are always ready to stand bv him
richmond had about fifty such citizens necban
am and manufactures would flourish and th
offh wouid be cut of from large trade, whici
he enjoys.
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WILLIAM HURLEY, BANKER,
w 81 Main 81, opposite the st. Charles Hotel
Richmond, Va
Dealer IN Domestic Exchange. UucuTrrnt Bank
stes Bu-nr-- Paper aud Mark ctHblo Securities OF
every ir- ltIsu.
LAND WARRANTS bought aud sold.
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4 CARD.-The undersigned has been

suCcrsstul in securing excellent and c1nmodi,us
nunls, IN central and eligible part ot the city in
which he proposes to open SCHOOL RUR BOYS
who wish to pursue course of iustrurtOn W. th a
lew To A1rOHgh business ailcdttnn, To entering
thu first ar the advanced classes Of College Par
tcullfS VIII ba made known in future advertiser
a"ut. HORACE L. SMITH A. NJ
IS 2J-ta ...H.....- -s-.... .a.
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THEATRICAL AND MUsIcN.-The Marsh children
are to open ut Laura keenes theatre, IN New York,
On the sd prox. The olympic, IN the same CITY, Is
,,,.n f,r apnther SEASON. with Mrs G. Howard as
chief attraction G. Nalcot is to have compil-
mentary beneft in New York to night Miss Mag
sie Mitchell is to try her fortune before New York
audience next winter, 5. W. Glenn, her agent, be-
ing in that city 10 get an engagement i0r her
lola Montez has lust closed an engagement ut To-
routo Canada 4. A. Marshall manager OF the
Philadelphia Academy of Music, was married last
week to Miss Emma VI. Haven. The Drews still
have the National theatre open at Philadelphia,
with Jefferson, Mary Devin, Boniface, and the
other members of the company which played at
Richmond last winter. fieuxtemps, the FioliniSt,
is about coming TO this country. La Grange has
had offer of 100000 for an operatic season OF
four months. The New York papers are telling the
usual romantic stories about frezZolini new
prinla donna, who is about to appear there.
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Wholesale AND RETAIL
DELANEY WATSON have on hand f ne assort-
ment Of PAPER, which they will sell ut New York
prices-Eiz, Cap Letter, Bath Post Commercial
Note, Ladies' Note and Fancy Papers of every de
Hcnpron EHt ELOfES of all kinds, aud general
assortment Of STATIONERY.
Al, Manila Hardware. Straw, Tea and Drug
WkAPrING PAPERS
DELANEY 4 WATSON
Jy 2t-2us 18th st. opposite Exchange Hotel
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

~ SCllOOL.-The undersigned will on the first of
.ctobrr next, open Classical ami Mathematical
'ChO0 embracing such course of Instruction
vii ht youth for an easy entrance into the high
a,scs either of cur classical scientific institn-
ion-. They viii u-e eYerJ effort 10 procure = ntra
Ii comfortable location on ShukJe Hui for their
iuuse. winch. together with their terms viii 10
made knuwn in due timr.
PIuLIr Il. STANARD, .
4. v BAPGAYIS
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7''--0'HNf 7 I'M IT If'AIkN.-Ne hINp hpaTf-
sald that JoHN j. FRY. Esq. the principaI
ngIheer OF tho Fire Department. IL about to re-
nOve TO the far West TO engage in bus;noss o,,.
nat he viii be compelled to resign his post Of Chi,
ngineer. which he has filled with so much disnit,
ince the formation Of the present organization
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THE ENERCISES of MI. STUAKT,H

VIE EAERtlSES of Mr.. STUAkT'S
CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
viii ho resumed on the Ist of October next PaTsnts
sill please make early application.
TERMs:
IaydHe emi-dnnnlily in dtlrdnce)
For tuition in Latin, Greek and Mathematics $50 %
Latin and Mathematics. s............ 81 90
French, h,eXtra-........-...............-.2 20 90
gB- The services Of competent Assistants will he
<ecured
Reiyrs to GOV. Wise, Gen'I VIM. II. Richardson,
ol. T.. Fentains. Messrs. Il. A. Myers. Riniord a
Blair, Thomas X. Price, John ~ Patton, T.. r. Grat-
All. Aex,r Il. liolladay. and Kevs. J. Peterkin and
ienrxe Woodbridge. Jy ap-dtlstO
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urpd. -.
as- This School will not be kept ON tth, between
5road and Marshall streets heretofore but In soue
ither locality on Shockoe Hill more remote from
he lin of business thOroug ghfRres. Of its location
Tue notice will be given. Residence Clay between
Il and 2ud iy 'oo-tiOc
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2OO BDLs. CALCINED PLASTER

Qll BBLS. CALCINED PLASTER
'pc 100 bhlF. Ro-cnsaie and James River Cement
1853 bhls. Rocklaud Lime
"A bblr. Tar
100 bbis. Richmond GTonnd Plaster
~ bbls Ampthiil Snpertins
100 bbIs, Halifax HrTiings
IN bushels Psstcfing Hair
- bal"g Hay
y Lbis. No. | Lard
l0O,fEsi sawed Lathe
AZ tons Lump Plaster
For sale by BKIDGFOKD 90
~ q On the Duek.
MOTTO + The undersigned having
~ qUsilt,i as Executors under The last viii and
festarrui oi James c. Spots, dec d. reusst ali nar
- he la n rlams against .e estate 10 resent them
prop ~ auileniicatsd; Rnd all persons indebted are
f9u, l.5i + iaake Immediate pay Inent u JOHN a
fPUtIs-z JAMES THOMAS in
JAD. y. hRENR
JNU. q. EpOTIS
E1ecat0rs sf Jsmes q. spotfs decd
Richmond, JslV {. isT, is a~lm
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Mrs. DIR. MUNFORDS SCHOOL
MIR. TIGHES SELECT SCHOOL, {

W Tn second term Of this School will bexIn on
he lst Of October and end on the 18th of July noxt
TERIs.-Fur beginners, So; for others $25snd SEQ
LcCmrding To the IL nclnirementa. IY 2s--at
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IOuN ". DAVIES,
- DEALER II AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE BKUNN STONE AND GRAM IE,
NAN -TREEi, hSTwsRN sra ANp I'm rs.
NOMINATE TbNbS, HEAD PlEtES,
Huu~a and store Fronts. window eHd Door Silis &c.
Burning Or,uui~ ruoi,-e! with StUue and Iron Rail
iag FIRST pr-WIUIs awarded by tn. Mechanics In
- -tuta --rcLl LtLLLlL H.rlnfE Of YlLELlIA.
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ACall to the Benevolent!

meeting of the Benevolent Society held the resi-
dence of Mrs Kidder Tuesday oath inst which
ng finding that the small balance in the treasury would
meet the claims arising from the increased restitution
many of the homes of the poor produced by the
labor of the late commercial disturbances and believing
that the annual subscription would than suffice for
the gors of the approaching winter the ladies decided that
the Society could not continue its usefulness with
out receiving Donations and appropriate
sion for making these donations could be found than that
set apart for public Thanksgiving they agreed upon that
day. to send each according to her ability thanks offering
to be added to the funds of the Society AS large portion
of the Society not represented at the meeting and
doubling but that er member Of the Society would gladly
join in this labor of love- is deemed expeden make
the that cont buttons will be received by
the Treasurer Miss Lingto at the residence of Mrs
John Waters, or by the Secretary (Mrs Kennedy
is not designed to limit this call for aid to the members
Of the Society would the ladies monOpose the good
themselves To the gentlemen To every benevolent heart
say, to all in this community, according " God has
blessed you send your offerings Thanksgiving day to the
Society.
The Visiting Committees will, Gas faithful eWards dis
pense your bounty to the sick and suffering and their thanks
will be borne upward as evidence of yours.
Nov jth. 1887
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Oct. 9th, 1857.
BGRHAVE,s HOLLAND BITTERs.

TTNHE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR DYS.
Il PERSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER COM
PLANT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER AND
AGUE,
AND THE VARIOUS AFFECTIONS consequent upon a
disordered STOMACH OR LIVER, such as Indigestion,
Appetite, Dependency Costveness Blind and Bleeding
Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections,
has in numerous instances proved highly beneficial and in
others, effected decided
This is purely vegetable compound, prepared strictly
scientific principles after the of the celebrated Ho
land Professor Berhave Because of it's
most of the European States its introduction into the United
land scattered here and there the face of this mighty
country. Meeting with great among them now
offer 1t to the American pubcf knowing that its truly
derful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
particularly recommended to those persons whose
constitutions have been impaired by the continuous
of ardent spirits, other forms of dissipation Generally
instantaneous in effect it finds its way directly to the seat of
dropping spirit and in fact, nusing health and vgor
in the system.
NOTlCE.-Whoever expects to find this beverage will
be disappointed; but to the sick, weak and low spirited
will grateful aromatic cordial possessed of singular
remedial properties.
CAUTION!
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations, which the public should guard against
purchasing Be not persuaded to buy anything else until
you have given Berhaves Holland Bers fair trial. Oae
bottle will convince you how infinitely superior it is to all
these limitations
RSod at 81 90 per bottle, six bottles for IS co. by
the sole proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO.,
and Chemists Pittsburgh Pa
Sold in Wilmington by VIM H: LIPPIT, WALKER
MEARES & CO., DIR. A. o. BRADLEY, and Druggist
generally throughout the United States.
May 5th, 1857. 204-ly-36-ly
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
ARRIVED.


Nov 19Steamer Magnolia, Stedman, from Fayetteville,
to E. J. Lutterloh.
Nov 20 Steamer Fanny Luerlob, Elder, from Fayette
vile, to E. j. Lutterloh.
Nov. 2S.-Steamer Magnolia stedman from Fayetteville
to E. J. Lutterloh.
Nov 24-Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Elder from Fayette
vile, to E. ]. Lutterloh.
Schr Helene, Henderson, from New York, to A. D. Ca
with mdZe.
schr W. H. Howard Brown, from soop Point, to Rankin
Martin; with naval stores.
25-Brig Beaver, Sanders, from Martinique, to VIM NJ.
Harriss.
CLEARED.
Nov. 20-Schr. L. A. Edwards, Shackeford, for New
York, by George Harrss with naval stores, &c.
Brig Abby Watson, Watson, for Jacksonville Fla in bal
last by J. & D. McRae & Co.
Steamer Magnolia Stedman, for Fayetteville, by f. j.
Luterloh.
2l-Schr. Bennett Flanner, Appegt for New York by
J. H. Flanner with naval stores &c.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Elder for Fayetteville by E. j.
Luttsrloh.
Nov 23-schr. NJ E. Wells, Hallock, for New York, by
7. c. Worth; with naval stores, &c.
Schr R. w. Brown, Derrickson, for New York. qy A. d.
CaZaux; with naval stores, &c.
2.-Br. Brig Clarence, Stubbs Turks Island by G.
w. Davis; with lumber.
schr Eleanor Hosmer, for Demarara, by Pierce Dud
ley; with lumber, &c.
Barque Lucy Ann Carrigan, for Newport R. l., by j.
J. L. Hathaway Co.; with pine wood, &c.
Steamer Magnolia, Stedman for Fayetteville, by E. j.
Lutterloh.
Nov. 25-Schr. VIM L. Springs, Lppincot for Phlade.
phia, by 7. c. Worth; with naval stores, &c.
schr L. P Smith, Cooper for New York. by A. D. Cazaux
with naval stores, &c.
schr John, Burton, for New York. by George Harriss
with naval stores, &c.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Elder for Fayetteville, by E. j.
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RosS-There has been continued dulness in the market
for all grades since last review and scarcely any trans
actions have been reported The sales of No. have been
confined to few small lots at extremes ranging from 81 Is
50 so y bb, in quality No sales in No. 2 and nomi
nal quotations See table. Common arrives sparngly
and note only light stock market buyers offering
81 q 80 lbs, and sellers holding higher One small lot
600 bbl sold on Saturday at 81 bb Tuesday LOO bbs
at 81 for large bbls and this morning 700 do 81 y 80
lbs.
TAR-Has been rather enquiry since our last but
in the absence of receipts sales have taken place For
lot of any size shade advance previous rates could
probably be obtained. We quote at 81 05 81 10 e bbl
BEEF CATTLE.-We have nothing new to report in the
market for beeves The quantity brought in for several
weeks has been light and the stock in butchers hands is
quite small good article meets with quick sale. Only
small drove received for the week. and sold at cents
q b. We quote at 53a64 cents, as in quality.
BARRELs-n the market for Spirits Turpentine barrels
we have material change to notice The receipts for
few weeks past have been moderate, and note good
supply in first hands, while only limited demand exists
We cote new at S. and second hand at 81 5al 80 EACH
in ouaty-at which figures small sales have taken place
CoFFEE-Is in moderate stock and demand light. See
table for store prices in quantities to suit
CorroSThe arrivals the week have been confined to
small parcels and the quantity offering is light the market
however rules decidedly dull under the unyorble by
the last European We have to report only one or
two small transactions at LIZ cents for mddng to good
idding The market present is unsettled and our quo
tatons be looked upon merely nominal as buyers
do not appear disposed to operate. See table.
Com MEAL-We note moderate stock in dealers hands,
and merely retail demand Selling in the small way at
Il % bushsl
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING nov. 18th, 1857.

We have nothing to notice remarks of last
week The water continue very low and but ltte
any, produce has arrived from above deway Prices of
Crude and Spirits Tupenne have slightly improved but
the market closes rather dull for all other descriptions
naval We give below all the transactions that we
have been able to obtain:
TRPENTINE-Since review of Thursday last the mar
ket for this article has ruled quite firm by reference
table below will be that advance of fully Is
has been obtained all qualities At the close the
demand appears to be confined entirely dstcrs. ship
pers do disposed to purchase present
The receipts continue light and the sales up only
bills.
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SELLING OFF AT COST!

ON MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 26TH, 1857, WE
~ shall offer New York cost the most magnificent stock
of DRY GOODS offered in Wilmington, comprising So
900 worth of MERINOS, SKIS, CASHMERES, peLAlNS,
CALICOES, GINGHAMS KERSEYS, BLANKETS, SHIRT
INGS SHEETINGS, LINENS. DIAPERS, &c. With the most
complete general stock of DOMESTIC GOODS! all of which
being bought TEN DAYS LATER than any other Wilmington
cheaper than the cost price other store We have
induced to do this not from desire to change our
The above sale will be continued from day to day for
FORTY DAYS
a That customers may not be delayed have engaged
an additional force. Terms CASH-CAsH delivery.
HEDRICK Il RYAN.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY!
GOODS AT COST FOR !CASfI!!
MACTEAN z, ~

WILL COMMENCE, the 26th instant, to sell their en-
tire stock of goods at cost for cash.
Their stock is generally known to the public to be the
largest in the State amounting to not less than $800O and
consisting part of very extensive assortment of BLACK
and colored SILKS, BOMBAZNES; great variety of La
dies DRESS GOODS, large stock of LADIES' CLOAKS,
plain and printed DELANE French and English MERINOS,
ALPACCAs, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS.
Seventy-fve packages of NEGRO GOODS;
Twenty-Five bales of Gray and White BLANKETS;
"a, IS, "A, "a, 10-4 and 124 BLEACHED AND
BROWN SHIRTINGS AND SHEETINGS; and also every
description of DOMESTIC GOODS; FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
from I to "a feet wide VELVET, BRUSSELS, THREE
PLY, SUPERFINE, FINE and COMMON CARPETINGS,
RUGS, DRUGGETS, &C., &c.
This stock of goods is extensively known throughout the
State and is believed comprise the best assortment
this place and consists of and fresh goods most OF 1t
having been laid in this FALL and the greater portion pur-
chased for cash, at the lowest prices.
The sale will continue from day to day until the entire
stock disposed Of thus offering unequaed inducements
for those DESTROYS of purchasing
R- After the 26th instant goods will be charged on
their books All under 500 will be for cash on de-
veryfor sums over $780, negotiable and payable at
Bank will be taken if desired
arT THE HARDWARE Branch of the business will be
continued as heretofore.
Wilmington, N. c., Oct Gath, 1857 4Ztf-lsf'
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WILMINGTON. n. c., It'll Nov. 1857.
ALA. ~@7 BY ORDER OF THE 30 ARD
s1s@ss AAzzz of Directors, the undersigned

WILMINGTON. n. c., It'll Nov, 1857
- ~@@7 BY ORDER OF THE BOARD
- - -E4sSs& will proceed to let to contract
all that portion OF the line of the Wilmington Charlotte and
Rutherford Rail Road remaining inlet, between the Cape
Fear river Walker ferry in Brunswick county, and the
town of Lumberton in Robson cOunty-cOmprsng "a
tons with aggregate of 100000 cubic yards of eXcava
ton and embankmen-and to that end they invite propO
sails graduation of the whole portion thereof
until the 9th day of December next Proposals to state
dons of payment-what portion will be received in cash
what portion in the bonds of the town of Wilmington and
They also invite proposals. until the day. for the
timber required for the ese work the Brown Marsh
Swamp in Baden county, and the Big Swamp in Robson
county. -. -
There will be required at Brown Marsh, % 900 nea feet
of niles IL and in length not less than Is ee
5000 nea feet of capsls II inches square and 10 feet
long: and 5000 nea feet of string pieces IL by IA inches
and in lengths of 20, 80 or 40 feet
At Big Swamp there will be required a. 900 nea feet of
piles 5000 nea feet of capsls, and 900 nea feet of
string pieces the dimensions for Brown Marsh.
The Whole to good sound heart pine TIMBER free from
defects and to be got from green trees
Proposals for timber be for the whole portions
thereof And the of proposals for graduation
will conditions Of payment and will also specify the
side of the swamp the timber will be delivered upon.
Profles and specifications will be found at the Office in
Wilmington where all persons DESTROYS of bidding
ferred for further information.
Proposals will be addressed to the Chief Engineer at Will
mngOn, and will be endorsed on the back, Proposals..
H. w. GCION,
Pres't. W. c. Il R. R. R.
JOHN C. MCRAE,
Nov 10. T56- 2taw-11-t9d.l Chief Engineer.
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE.

Oneof the largest and best Illustrated Weekly Papers of tn
day-an Imperial Quaro containing forty columns of choice
reading matter every week Terms of subscrpon$2 per
yearTo Clubs copies S. 10 copies $l5 Each subscriber
will be entitled Gift worth from 81 to $500 in Cold which
will be sent Immediately receipt of the subscription
money. SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE-AGENTs WANTED.
Beckett Co.. Publishers Nos 49 40 Moat Building, New
York. NOV. 6.-lO-4t.l
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WASHINGTON, N. c., Nov. 17.-Naval stores-There
has been some advance Dip Turpentineas sales made
at 81 25 Tar remains dull at 81 81 TO- No sales of spir
its Turpentine or Rosin. GranCorn IS to 20 cents y
bushel. Wheat remains unchanged. Cotton-No sales.
TARBORO', Nov. 2O.Turpentne-Dip 81 rs to l 3d.
Scrape IS to 40 cts % 100 his Tar 81 90 to 81 TO- Corn
81 SO to IS 90 q bb Cotton 1Oa IL cts Bacon II to
Is cts. Lard, IA to Is cts.
NEwBERN Nov. 1s.-Bacon Hams l63c; Mullets So SOL
81 so % bbl Spts Turpentine 30 $780, Turpentne Dip
81 co. Virgin 50 Tar per bb of 81 gallons 81 30 Rosin,
Common, 81 Is.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Flour is declining of State
brands at 81 80 95. Ohio, IS 80 to So Southern
S. So Wheat has declining tendency and nominal
Corn is quiet. Stocks active Virginia skies, S8.
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VALUABLE RICE AND PINE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE RICE AND PINE LAND FOR SALE.
MA 1 OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION IN
Brunswick County, known as the OAKS, containing
about 800 of Oak Upland oneth cleared and good
Farming Land, and about 1900 of Pine Land, crop
and half of boxes cut the remainder round trees
The improvements and extensive, including
Dwelling House, Negro Quarters, Stables, &c. also
Thrashng Machine, Just completed, costing 81, 900.
Terms made easy. Possession given the lst January
next
Inquire of the subscriber upon the place. John A. Tay
lor, Wilmington.
JOHN D. TAYLOR.
Oct. 9th, 1857. A-9-n
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ne goodlookng friend Of ours, who on this side OF
forty though somewhat hoary headed, while absent from
the city few DAYS. used Prof Woods Hair Restorative and
on his return called to see his ladyove but amused
find she did not recognize him and Immediately determined
to pass for cousin HIMSELF but eventually chagrined
he was supplanng his former self in the affections Of
the lady, which caused him to make himself but the
lady still says that she likes the counterfeit better than the
original insists that he continue N necessary to use
the Hair Restorative. To be had of the druggists.
ST. Louis Morning Herald.
For sale in Wilmington by WALKER MEARES& CO., and
by Druggists generally, Fley, 17-e2 2weO6~isH
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a Call to the Benevolent -

We trust this call by the Ladies Benevolent Society
will be promptly and literally responded to, not simply
by the ladies, but by all who have the means to assist
those who are in want, and there many-tOO many
III that condition little given to good object, will
not be felt, in the pleasure by which the donors
will be repaid many times over The Ladies of the So
cicty will act as faithful and intelligent stewards
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NoTE-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentine, sold in the
water are subject to the expense of landing inspection
Tupenne about 10 "a IA q bbl-and naval stores
when brought II Railroad, about the expenses in
Cured * For virgin or mixed Turpentine deduction
of onefth is made the price of yellow dip,
cOrding quality.