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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-06-26


SU PREME CoURT;,-The following opinions have
been delivered by this Court:
By NASH, C. In Nibiet v. Herring, from Der
tie, affirming the Judgment Also, in Stuart v. Hub
bard, in equity, from Anson; decree for plaintiff.
By PEARSON, ]. In Doe ex, dem. Mann v. Taylor
from Stany, directing Venire de nouo, Also, in
MizeI v. Burnett from Washington, judgment rever-
sed and judgment of non.suit Also, in Leary, admir-
v. Chershire, in eqnity, from Cbowan report con-
tlrmed aud decreed accordingly. Also, in Cause v.
Perkins. in equity, from Brunswick; motion to dis
miss ought 10 have been allowed.
By BATTLE, j. In Cohcon & Mcintosh v Morton,
from Pasquotank, reqursing the judgment below
Also, in Jaoocks v. Newly, from Perquin ans awar-
ding venire de noUo Also, in Stale ex rel. Holt
v Cobb from Martin non-s suit set aside and udg.
merit for plaintiff. Also, in Shaw V. McBride in
equity, from Currltuck
PER CURTAIN. Gillespie " Pearsal, il equity.
from Duplin-bill dis missed-RpL. Reg.
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Estimated for the remainde. ofSune.
Total ascertaiped and probable re.
ceipts of the &

ceip,s OF the year.... .......... SCI, 5s7 $50
There has been a great falling off in the amount
OF duties collected at all the ports during the present
quarter com AIRED with the last quarter of 1856,
caused by the entries of merchandise in bond in or
der to take advantage of The reduction of duties on
and after July ls. TIE public sto ;es in New York
and Boston c:ammed with goods, and enormous
payments OF duties will be made the first week in
July. The falling off il New York thus far III the
quarter has been about $5,OOO,O00; al Boston ST.
The excess at New York up to March 3lst 1857,
Was 81 900 over the same period in 1856 If we
add to the total before given, the sum'of $4,000 900,
which will have been withheld from the treasury as
the duties goods imported within the year. and
warehoused on account Of the tariff, shall have
aggregate from customs 10 be credited to the
years transactions OF ST. 1897. 900 Estimating the
receipts from public lands at ,0O0 the total
receipts from all sources may be set down at $780,
100000.
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WINE Prospects IN EuR0PE.-The Courier des
Etats Uns has Intelligence from the wnegrowng
countres of Europe up to the lst inst. From lis is
of the 10th inst. learn that the vines exhibit,
generally, vigorous growth undei the Influence of
the warm weather; and that from present appear.
ances, a fair yield may reasonably be anticipated -
In some localities the disease oidum has made its
appearance, but it is evidently the Decline and
The growers are prepared tic check is progress with
sulphur and other preventlves Notwithstanding
these favorable prospects, the Courier adds that the
prices of wines experience no diminution.
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WOODS HAIR DYE.-This admirable article is rapidly
improving the hair No ticle of smiar kind before
the public, enjoys better reputation restorative and in
MIGRATING hair tonic Its peculiar chemical qualities have
beneficial effect upon the growth and character of the hair
giving silky and glossy texture that which formerly
of and dry It has, nlso understand
tendency to the youthful color and appearance Of
the hair and destroying counteractng the effects of
With such recommendations in its favor hardly perceive
how lady gentleman should without valuable
adjunct to their Goet The article may be had of the
Druggists throughout the country- Missouri Democrat.
For sale in Wilmington by WALKER MEARES & co.
and by Druggists generally
June lS--24O- 2weod-62-2t
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From acknowledgements OF the Free State
Legislature.
ST. LOUIS June 19.-The Quindaro correspondence
of the Democrat says the Free Stale Legislature ad-
journed Oh the 18th inst.
Acts providing for the taking of the census, appor
toning the State, for election on the first Monday
in August next for State officers and representatives
in Congress- aid for creating the seat of government
at Topeka, were passed also joint resolution
moriazing Congress for admission into the Union
under the Topeka constitution.
The census act provides for the appointment of five
marshals, whose deputies shall take census irnme,
diately. The apportonment of the State gives the
Senate not more than twenty members and the House
sixty.
Some of the territorial county Judges pronounce
par: Of the censrs law as imperative.
1t is reported that Gov Walker has been informed
that the constitution will be submitted to the
people
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Wilmington Brass and Iron Foundry, and Machine

Wilmington Brass and IrC" Foundry, and Machine
Shop.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform the public that
he prepared to furnish at tie above establishment at
the shortest notice. Iron and Brass Castings finished
inshed-to make ard put up Machinery to r"lr and
overhaul old Machinery all of which will be done upon
onabe terms and in style Of workmanship which he feels
confident cannot be surpaSs d North or South.
He will make order all kinds of patterns, ornamental
and architectural and supply drafts for machinery and @
work generally.
Having establishment fitted in the best and
with the latest improvements in TOOLS ETC., he feels conf
dent of being able to give the fullest satisfaction and
specully sehcits ordersn his line Orders directed to the
subscriber left l.. a. Harris, Mozart Hall building
Front at the Machine onop in the will receive
prompt attention.
" Orders from all parts of the country, accompanied
by the cash. satisfactory references will be promptly at
tended All work warranted to be represented,
charge will be made. JOHNiC. BAILEY,
Wilmington N. c.. June l. l857-24i-tf Proprietor.
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TIL CALDER HoUsE-We notice in the Charleston
Courier card from Mr.. Gamble, the efficient keeper
OF this popular house We WILL of course, do Mr.
L. the justice noticing his card, and correcting what
ever injustice we may have done him. We are
pleased 10 learn that he can in way be blamed for
oVercharges against the City Council of Charleston,
IN entertaining their Western visitors. On the con,
Hary, we are Informed he not only adhered to his
regular rates. but had several Of the corps editorial
of the West staying with him, and in no SINGLE in
stance did ne make any charges against them. The
calder House is kept on lhe scale of first "ass
house, as Mr.. CANDLES numerous patrons in Far,
Aeld can well testify, and would not willingly do
anything 10 abate its public estimation.
W1nSboro Ror1cfer
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DIED.

On the Zzd inst, at smithyille, THOMAS BENJAMIN
second son OF B. W. and A. E. Berry aged two We ars and
one month % " ' ~
IN Goldsboro On Monday, 18th inst, after brief but
painful Sickness JANE, wife of John Scarboro aged q
years. 3 months and days.
In this town, on the 10Th inst, GEORGE HENRY, in
ian1 son OF A j. and T. w. Grady, aged rs days.
In TINS town, Thursday 18th inst at l2a O'clock
M, OF typhoid fever, Mrs. ELIZABETH CHATTER
lON, wife Of 7. NJ Chatterton. aged 81 years
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TO THE VOTER

TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
THE subscriber respectfully himself
ddate for reelection upon 9th day of August next to the
Office of Clerk of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
of said County Grateful for the confidence and support
which his feowczens have heretofore extended him,
he trusts that his efforts merit that confidence will
to him renewal of their suages and the of his
reelection, he only pledge continuance of his honest
effort to discharge faithfully and acceptaby the duties
said office. SAMUE r. BUNTING.
April 9th, 1857 l96-te
Herald and Com. CODY te.
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MARRIED

IN IN the 18th inst, by w. D. Humphrey Mr. JOAB PAD
JEFF, to Mrs. POLLY SEWELL, ali Of Onslow County
brunswick county, at the residence of Samuel Rowei
on NneSaay I'd inst by the Rev Durias Ayers Mr. J. P
RoWef, Esq.
WI, On the 18th inst, by M. c. Collins, ESQ., Mr. HENRY
" Ellis to Miss AMANDA G. SAVAGE, all of New
Hanover county ga " "
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NoTE River Lumber Tar, and Turpentine, sold in the
water subject the Of inspection COOP
urpentine about l0 cents per bb-and naval Stores
when brought railroad about the expenses in
fifth made the price of yellow dip,
cordng to quality.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 25TH, 1857.

TURpENTNEWe have little change to notice in the
ket for this article There has been enquiry from ship
ping purposes during the past two three days. which, to-
gether 18th the light receipts and the demand from dsilers
tended keep prices the until yesterday when virgin
declined 25 cents old hard to deduction, aud
generally goes at half the rice OF yellow dip while
brings 81 u.s. Little has been brought from above
tdeway and the quantity received here is very SMALL the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-06-26

How LAND SELLS IN IRELAND.-It is thought by
some mat good land in the old States sells at enor-
mousIy high prices when it brings $50 to SloO per
acre. when compared, however, with the pnce paid
ot me ora country-England and Ireland, for in
Isdhce Inc selng value of our lands would seem to
be moderate enough. The Shenandoah IVA. ) Tenth
Legion has been furnished with statement, BY Mr..
Daniel Faherty at Powelps Fort, of several sales of
and in the county of Kerry, in the South Of Ire.
and, furnished him by friend living lhtle farm
anng forty acres was sold for ESQ one Of 80
SCtes Tor 5000 OF 90 acres foi &C. 3OO one NJ
~ acres tor the sum of 46,20O and another Of 40
I H5 Tor ~ 600; of $50 acres for 9342O0.
Az English pound is about 81 s74.
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UNITED STATES REVENUE RETURNs.-Th. Wash.
iDgton correspondent for The New York Courier saws
that the quarterly returns of revenue from customs,
uding hospital money, receipts from storage and
other incidental charges for the present fiscal year,
at the principal porls have been as follows:
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day last sales effected at 40 cents at which figure
the market ruled Saturday, when unfavsrabe adVce
received and the market since has been in unset
statecosing yesterday at 81 cents with small GALES
1 be transactions for the week are as follows:
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
THE undersigned has us opened at the store North
L Water street, formerly occupied by Messrs. Vessel &
Eers, and complete stock of Goods suitable for the
and country trade and offers them at low prices
any other store in the place. Among them be found
the following:
Is boxes Tobacco--Worlds Fair Brand j
40 do do HaZart do
Is bags Coffee SO kegs Nails;
8 hhds Porto RIGA Sugar;
s bbls Clarified DO;
30 boxes Colgate's Pale Soap
so do Scaled Herring;
Is bbls. Common Whiskey;
5 dc Bourbon do;
Is do Apple Brandy;
5 do North Carolina Peach Brandy
20 boxes Cheese 10 kegs butter;
20 do Adamantine Candies
10 do Black Pepper; 100 gross Matches
II do Cinnamon 10 boxes Saleratus
5 bbls. Malaga Wine excellent article
800 Round Shaves--L Woods make;
80 Ploughs do do;
10 bbls Soda Biscuit;
5 cases sboes--assorted qualities
IS reams Wrapping Paper;
5 bbls No. Mackerel besides good manysother
ces to mention which will be sold low for
sash by G. PRIGGE,
Nov. 10Th. 81 North Water st.
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Ice LAKE sUFEs1oE The propeller Illinois, at Detroit
the nth inst from Portage Lake. encountered nine miles
of ice, and had to his through By letters of the
9TH and 9Th June preceve that the snow in the woods is
the Sd Of June snow tell in considerable quantities
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Miss CoU1 1s.-The concert goers will all semem.
Der the my serious lady (Miss Couts) who followed
Mario to this country, and made her puncual az.
peatance nightly al every concert in private box.
The last Court Journal says of her:
1.-The eccentric English lady who has followed
Mario about the world, was dressing for his benefit
recently, in her apartment at the Ho'el du Rhine
when her dress caught fire, anil she was severely
burned that serious apprehensions entertained OF
her recOVerV'
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NOTICE. e., . IL
6O BBLs PIES Magnolia Whiskey;
w 10 do Ola Bourbon DO;
10 do Old Rye do;
10 do Monongahela Rye do
Just received, direct trom Cincinnati and for sale By
April l6ta --& W. IL Mcho1'
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT

1t should be understood that quotations general,
represent the wholesale prices in filling small orders high
err rates have to be paid.
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t'When a falow has reached a certain pint in
drnkin'," said old soaker, " think he orter stop"
- Well, l think" sail wag, she had better stop
before he reaches pint
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MEDICAL NOTICE,

MEDICAL NOTICE..
DR THOS K. FINLEY offers his professional services
to tie citizens of Rocky Point and vciny residence
at Mrs. Armstror IS.
June Goth, 1867 43-st
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RAGS, BAGS!! BAGS!!!
nONO 2 and q BUSHEL SEAMLESS GRAIN BAGS
LUUV Just received by
June r. HEDftlCh q RYAN
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To Wholesale BUYERS.

WE HAVE NOW IN STORE, A LARGE A N c
W we'll selected assortment of Straw Goods for men and
boys wear, which offer very low figures, to reduce
stock Country Merchants will find this good opportunity
to replenish stock at extreme low figures
CHAS D. MYERS, ,
Hat and Can Emnorum "a Market Street
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NNY ~ THE Subscriber respectfully informs the cit
eTE1f liens of Wilmington and its vicinity that he
~ j has located branch of his New York house at
NO Market ST. the wharf, where he will keep every
description of
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, WHIPS & TRUNKS
Every variety of Ladies' and Gentlemens riding Saddles
hne Sole Leather TR UNKS, and everything in his lii
Having extensive facilities, he will keep constantly On hand
the most splendid and extensive assortment of Saddey goods
in the State all Of which will be sold New York ,riees
n B. Repairing of Harness and Trunks done by the best
workmen and all orders for Harness executed with
ness and despatch, MATHEW A. WILSON,
Importer and Manufacturer of Harness
No. SO Canal ST., New York and
30. Market ST., Wilmington N. C.
Sept. 10th, 1856 12-tf
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Corr II Market Centre SITS under the Carolina Hotel,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully takes this method to
inform the citizens of Wilmington and surrounding coun-
that he has taken he store the of Market and
Second streets under the Carolina Hotel where he would be
pleased exhibit his stock consisting OF Saddles Brides
Martingaes harness Trunks Whips Srars. and all articles
usually kept in such an establishment, all of ~hch he will
sell cash. accommodating terms Call and ex'
amine as he solic;.s share of public patronas.
Repairing done at short notice.
Oct. 20 --3Sts. VIM. Il. JACObS.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY ID. PIGOTT, AucIoneer
Valuable Negroes at AUCTION

ON WEDNESDAY, 22d July next, will cell at Ex-
change Corner, at ii o'clock, A. M,
IL VALUABLE NEGROES,
by order Of BENZ. Hallett Administrator,
June 18th, 1857 N81t-43-ts
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EREsH ARRIVALS, per schr. a. J. DeRossett, from
50 boxes Colgate's No. 1 pale Soap;
5 bbls. Leaf Lard;
2 chests Imperial B Green Tea;
n5 % Esams Wrapping Pepsi Eo Low fer Gazh
JONES' SULPHUR AND CHALYBETE SPRINGS,
WarrentOn County, N. C.
'EHESE SPRINGS are situated in healtb:ul and pleas
ant section of country, 10 miles from Warlenton
always be found ready to convey visitors to the
The climate ssubrious tested by experience of egh
teen years and the in all respects good
on the 18th day of Jui,s' T 1871;
For Board per month, $50 90
" week.. .......-............. III w
For Children a anS Servants f;aif Price ~
daily mail will be brought to the Springs throughout
J June 18th, 1857 4s-2m
oLlN HIG:: SCHOOL.
TEVHIS institution located in The North eastern part
IL of Iredell County. N c. will reopen its exercises
the 22d July under the Presidency Rev. B. Clegg
assisted by accomplished teachers.
Board and Tuition will range from $50 $65 per session
of five months. Tuition always In advance.
Those COMM; from distance will find Salisbury
nent point to obtain conveyance have been
made with w B. Grant, Proprietor of the Mansion House,
for the Of @ . For further further information
June 10Th, 1857 43-6t
DER EXPRESS TITS DAY, 50 doz. beautiful THREAD
L HALF HOSE-Brown and Whitehall sizes. those
at BALDWIN'S,
June 70. City Clothing Store.
5roRN AND COB CRUsHEKs of latest and best pat
Cterns Also the best Hay and Straw Cutters. All for
sale by J. M. ROBINSON & Sun.
June %.
II HOSE BEAUTIFUL STRAIGHT BREAs TED,
New Style Paris pattern. white Marseies arrived
THIS MORNING!
per Adams Co.'S, Express Call and select your Summer
supply at BALDWIN'S.
BUTCHERS FILES, Hemp and Gum Packing, for sale
June 18th ]. M. ROBINSON & son.
EnNGLI2H HOOP IRoN-4 !, l, II and Il inch, of the
june e 18th '-N'' 'A J: M ROBINSON s. son.
UUBS, Shafts, Rims and Poles For sale by
IL June 18th J. M. ROBINSON Son.
GAFE WIRE, for sale cheap the Hardware Store Of
- June 18th ]. M. ROBINSON & SON.
n by notifeG forward and make immediate pay
ment subscriber otherwise the claims against them
will be placed in suit for collection.
MOODY B. SMITH, Assignee
June 23d. 1857 246-tf
ICE! ICE!! 2CE!!!
THE WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE will be opened for
the delivery of Ice every morning at Sunrise closing at
Sunset except Sundays when it will positively closed at
A. M.
TERMS CAsH-It is earnestly desired that no persvn
will ask deviation from this rule, will certainly be
adhered TO-
| TICKETS can be procured and DEPOSITS made in ad
by those who desire to avoid the annoyance OF making
charge.
ICE for the country packed and forwarded as directed
ICE furnished the sick of charge when directed
| ~ Physician member Of the istng Committee
A. H. VANBOKKELEN, Agent.
| April I'd, 1857 1756m-3l-6m*
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United states Troops Wes1wnrd Rnnnd

~ te" states Troops Westward Bound.
Saw York. June 22.-Three companies OF United
E. ;olaers departed westward yesterday ON the
'' '"AlEoao to join the forces detached for Utah,
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The marshal CASTELAR, ordered a sham fight recent
ly to be executed by his troops at midday, il field
rear Lyons. The day was excruclatingy warm, and
the marshal percevirg two grenadiels, overcome by
the heat and fatigue reclining lesurey the grass
under the shelter of hedge, gaoped towards them
and commenced rating them severely. "Faineants !!
why are you here? While your comrades are fight
ing you are asleep! You do nothing!" "Pardon,
marshall replied of the grenaders, ire are the
dead n Cnous foisons les morris y The marshal
smilel and retired without further parIey.
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Wilmington Bank Rates of Exchange.
Baltimore...1 pr ct. prem Philadelphia pr ct. prem
New York; $: 8. yirginia::.. 6.
Boston....-.l charleston. g
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Texas Crops.

Never, (says the Galvesto Ners of the 9th inst,
have we known during residence OF more than
twenty years in Texas, so sudden and so total a
change in The agricultural prospects of State, as
has taken place this spring. We have never before
had so many and so severe fross at SO late period
as we have had this spring, compelling our farmers
AID planters to re plant three and even four times
over, until universal gloom seemed to overspread
the hole State with the most alarming anprehen"
sions that famine would be the liable result
Anr at this moment all the accounts that reach
US from eastern, northern and middle Texas, go to
show that the prospects for splendid crops of corn,
cotton and sugar cane, were never better, if good
now. in ali parts of Texas, except some of the
western counties, there have been fine rains, and
even in thewest,Ewe told the crops not sute
ing, but will be good if they have rains week or
two hence
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SHAVING THE BEARD.-Dr. Ellotson, in his HUI
Physiology" oh edit, says: /" 1t can not but
be custom most insulting to nature to shave OFF the
beard, which, if kept in proper Trim, as birds ard
beasts insnctively keep their plumage and hc: III
good order, completes the Perfection of mans face.
and the external distinction of the sexes and what
ladies pretend to the contrary, renders him far
more attractive TO women--at any rate when custom
has ho Time TO lesson their seeming rerugnance, for
heir preference TO with good whiskers is
tain. Shaving was forbidden by Moses, and there
fore, according to Jews and Christians, by God It
was severe punishment among the Indians and an
irreparable insult among the Germans The Osnanli
swears by his beard, and spends half his day upon
it. Shaving prevails in Europe because The kings of
France set the example to their courters, who were
followed ny the nation, which formerly gave the ton
to neighboling nations, and therefore at length
followed by all in this troublesome and unmanly
fashion.
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7 ATE ARRIVALS of SOFT FELT and light STRAW
IL SUMMER HATS by Express. Examine our assert
en of Hats Caps, &C., at the Hat and Cap Emporium 81
Market street CHAS d, MYERS
June Doth
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NOTICE TO COUNTRY TAX PAYERs!

L1RESH ARRIVALS, per Schr. a. J. DeRossett, from
l. New York:
80 boxes Colgates No. pale Soap;
bbls. Leaf Lard
chests Imperial Green Tea;
chest Black
Is reams Wrapping Paper. Low for cash a.
June e. GEO. II. KELLEY g. BROS
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CAROLI5A SADDLE AND HARNESS ESTAB-
JISEMEET.
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CO-PA..I NERSHIP NOTICE.


THE Subscribers have this day entered into Co-Par
Il nershp under the name and style of ALDERMAN &
BIZZEL and have taken the Store formerly occupied by
AB McCaleb, No. 81 North Water Street, where they
general Retail end Grocery Store which they will se at
small advance for cash. and hope by prompt attention
business, to merit fair share of public patronage.
[. 7. ALDERMAN
F. M, BIZZELT.
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DER EXPRESS TITS DAY, so doz. beautiful THREAD
L HALF HOSE-Brown and Whitehall hose
who have been waiting for them be uppled by calling
at BALDWIN'S,
June 25 City Clothing Store.
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RosIN-In tie Common article have Material alte
ration to notice during the week. 1nere has beeen fail
demand since last but owing the receipts ane
the small quantity Offering we have but few transactions to
reportmarket closing firm at 81 IS per 81 lbs Sales
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NORM AND COB CRUSHERS of latest and best pat
Dterns Also the best Hay and Straw Cutters. All for
sale by ]. M. ROBINSON & sun.
June %,