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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-03
BY D. PIGOTT, Auctioneer.
BERHAyE,s HOLLAND BITTERs

THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR
DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER
COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER
AND AGUE,
AND THE VARIOUS AFFECTIONS consequent upon
disordered STOMACH OR LIVER, such Indigestion
Aeidty of the Stomach, Cocky Palms. Heartburn Loss Of
Appetite, Dependency Costveness Blind and Bleeding
Piles In all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections
has in instances proved highly beneficial and
others, effected decided
his purely vegetable compound prepared en- strictly
scientific principles after the Of the celebrated Ho
most of the European States its introduction int the Uni
ted States INTENDED especially for those of
tatherand scat cred here and there the face of this
mighty country Meeting wi tn great among them
now offer it to the American public, knowing that its truly
wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
1t is particularly recommended to those persons whose
situations have been impaired by the continuous
ardent Spirits other forms of dissipation Generally in
Simultaneous in effect it finds its way directly the seat of
life, thrilling and quickening every nerve, raising the
dropping SPIRIT and in fact inusing new health and vgor
In the system.
be disapponted but to the sick, weak and low spirited it
will grateful aromatic cordial possessed of singular
remedial properties.
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations which the public should guard against pur
chasing Be not persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Borhave's Holland Bitters fair trial. One bot
tie will convince you now infinitely superior it to all these
limitations.
aSod at 81 90 per bottle, six bottles for So co. by
the sole propretors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. s. CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold in Wilmington by VIM. H. LIPPlTT, WALKER
MEARES & CO., DIR. A. 0, BRADLEY, and Drug
gists generally throughout the United States
May 5th, 1857. 204-1y-36-ly
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TOPSAIL ACADEMY.

TOPSAIL ACADEMY.
TNHE TRUSTEES OF TOPSAIL ACADEMY have the
for the ensuing scholastic year, the services of Mr.
McKERRALL, who has heretofore discharged the duties
of Principal Of this Institution with such marked fidelity and
efficiency.
The routine of instruction specially adapted TO the pre-
paraion of youth for University course and for the
thorough character is impaired in Grammars of the En-
gsh, Latin ard Greek languages, whilst the historians and
of the latter requisite for admission College
carefully read and critically Analysed Much attention is
also bestowed Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Geography, Algebra and other studies essentt sound
English Education.
TIE great object constantly kept in view is give thor
ough instruction in every branch of education protested
be taught and appeal to the patrons of this Institution
to say if it has not fully accomplished this purpose.
The discipline mild and easy those who conduct them
selves propery-wht those regulations deemed essential
home enforced with frmness but without hashness
The location of this School the terminus of the Will
mington and Topsa Sound Plank Road twelve miles from
Wilmington the midst of highly moral neighborhood
is two miles from the Sound and the air is purified and
cooled throughout the months by the Sea breeze
Board be had convenient places in the neghborhood
at Ten Dollars per month
The Scholastic year divided into sessions of twenty
eks each The Fall session will Thursday
the 9th day of July, proximo
AS FOLLOWS PER SESSION:
For the English branches. $l5 w
Latin and Creek together with the above Is 90
Oneha payable in advance balance end of the session
Pupils will be charged from their until the end of
the session. except in of protaced sickness For
j. NJ. FOY, at SCOTS Hill, or to
N. NIXON, Wilmington N. c.
June 9Th, 1857. --23l-law6t--4l-tf.
Weekly Herald and Weekly Commercial copy times and
send bills to this office.
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.-It
seldom occurs that notice. under any circumstances pat
ent medicines restoratves, any thing of the kind for
nave preduce against most of them But candor comps
US to invite attention to the advertisement of Prof Woods
lar Restorative in the last column the Bottom of third
page OF this paper We too juvenile to require anything
OF the Kind but some instances of its have to
knowledge which almost that it is a sovereign
remedy against the hair becoming prematurey gray 1t is
not CHAIR Dye " but upon its application as directed the
enec produced on the skim which brings out the native
mar without Stiffness and gives it glossy and natu
RAJ appearance We have persons who have used it,
ana tney are much pleased with t. Examine the advertise
ment-[Mssouri Republican
For sale in Wilmington by WALKER MEARES & CO.,
and by Druggists generally
June 30.--252 2Weod-44-2t
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LrdE-There is merely retail demand existing and va
note fair stock in dealers hands We quote sales In the
small way at 81 IS 81 40 per cask, as in quantity
MoLAssEs-No Cuba received there il little in
hrst nand and retailers have but small supply in
sufficient however for the demand We quote from wharf
PoTAToEslsh have been brought in rather more frsey
and the price has gone down. We quote from carts at ell 30
per bushel.
Provisions The receipts of N C. cured BAcor have
been meagre for weeks past and in the
supply market has become materially be
ing only fewsma lots in first hands We note rather
better feeling in the Market there is enquiry for re-
failing purposes but the sales have been principally in the
small way at Is cents h. for hog round See table for
quotations Of hams sides and shoulders The market We
well supplied with Western and in the absence any
except retail demand it rules exceedingly dull We quote
at IL l2 cents for shoulders IA l4A for Sides and
ID cents peri ID. for sugar cured hsms.--LARD.-We
have nothing to note in the market for this article
No n c. make the market, and in demand at l64 7c
per lb as in quality Western is in fair enquiry, and only
few small lots ferng quote from store at l5s Is cts
-foRK-We note merely retail demand since our last,
and the market has ruled quiet in fair stock We quote
small sales OF Mess at $25 $26 per bb in quantity and
quality.
SLTThe market remains about the same reported
several weeks past No receipts sales quality
and very little demand. See table for prices
SHNGLEs-None of consequence arriving and the market
rules decidedly dull See tables for quotations as quality
TIMBER Continues to arrive sparingly but sufficient for
the demand from mlers market dull Small sales at pr
ces ranging within quoted rates. See table.
FREIGHTs-Very little produce offering shipment, and
plenty of vessels in port Our figures in table for last
rates paid. and market du
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Royal AnecdOte.

AS Joseph H., Emperor of Austria, was driving
his one horse cabrioet dressed in the garb OF pri-
vate citizen, he accosted by soldier, who, mis-
taking him for man of the middle class, requested
u seat in the vehicle.
Willngly,' replied the Emperor; Jump in,
cOmrade, for I'm in a hurry"
The soldier was soon seated alongside of the En-.
peror, and became very loquacious.
Come comrade," said he, slappiDg the Emperor
tamlarl on the back, are you good at guessing?"
Perhaps am,' said Joseph, try me'
Well, them my boy, conjure up your wits, and
tell me what had for breakfast
Sour krout ~
Come, none of that, comrade, try it again"
Perhaps Westphalia ham," replied the Empe.
r0r, willing to humor his companion.
Beu,r than that" exclaimed the soldier.
" Sausages from Bologna, and Hockheimer from
the Rhine"
Better than ihat-dYe give it up?'
81 do"
"Open your eyes and ears, then" said the soldier,
buntly. IS had pheasant, by Jove, shot in the
Emperor Joe's park, ha, ha!"
When the exultalion OF the soldier had subsidized,
Joseph said quietly:
81 want TO try your skill in guessing, comrade-
See if you can name the rank | hold"
Your a-no-hang it you're not smart enough
for cornet."
Sc Better than that" said the Emperor.
"A lieutenant?"
" Better than that"
81 captain"
Better than that"
CA maior?"
Better than that"
"a general! 2"
Better than that"
The soldier was now fearfully agitatel; he had
doed his hat and sat bare headed; he could scarce
~ articulate.
Pardon me- yonr eycaIlercv Won are field mar
shall 2"
" Better than that" replied Joseph.
Emperor %
He threw himself gu. of the cabriolet, and knelt
LOT pardon in the mud: The circumstances were not
forgotten by either The Emperor often lauened over
1t, and the soldier received mark of favor which
he could not forget
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED

June 25-Brg B. K Eaton, Gilkey from Baltimore to o.
G; Parsley $ g. with NTH ndss to 7: 6. Worth
H Chadbourn & Co.; with mdze.
schr. Araminta, White, from Baltimore, to Russell l.
Bro with maze.
26-U. S. NJ Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithvle by
A. H. VanBokkeen.
June 26-Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt, from Fayette
vle to T. G. & B. G. Worth.
schr Laura Harker from Shallotte to Anderson Say
Schr. Palestine Rollins from Hyde county, to DeRosset
June 27-steam tug Mariner, Davis from Philadelphia.
81 M: Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithville, to
A. H. VanBokkelen.
June 29-Schr Argus Eye Cramer from PHILADELPHIA to
T. c. Worth with mdze
Schr. Ellen Randall Justice from Little River to La
Agnes H. Ward, casters, from Little River,
Rankin & Martin with naval stores.
June 50-Schr. G. M Smith, Smith, from New York, to
schr; Blooming Youth, Hindman, from Alexandria, ",
to G W. Davis !; with corn
schr; George Mangham, scudder, from New York, to
Wm. M. Harriss with mdze.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, H urt from Fayetteville to T.
schr. Lilly, Francis, from New York, T. c. Worth
July l-U. s. M. Steamer Spray, Price, from Smhve,
to A. H VanBokkeen
July l-Schr. Edward Stany, Pugh, from Hyde county,
to DeRo sset Brown with corn
Brig Henry, Downy from New York, to VIM M. Hsrriss
Schr John Fosythe Holiness from New York, to George
Harrss.
27sehr Carolina Virginia, Douglass from Hyde county,
CLEARED.
26-Seamer Black River, Barber for Fayetteville by D..
A. Lamont
schr Lizzie RUSSELL Bennett for Baltimore by Russell 81
Bro; with lumber, &c.
Brig Capt Tom. Pierson. for Philadelphia by Geo. Har
riss with lumber, &c.
schr. Moses Eddy Wilson, for Boston, by Adams, Bro
Co. with rough rice and naval stores.
26-Sc1r Helene, Homan for New York, by A. D. CaZ-
aux with naval stores.
27Sehr A. J. DeRosset, Brewster for New York by A.
d. Cazaux with naval stores, SC
Schr Alba, Merhew for New York. by George Harriss
naval stores
Schr Laura, Harker for Shalotte, by Anderson & Saw
age.
u s. M Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithville by A. H.
VanBokkelen.
z9,sehr: M E. Wells, Terry, for New York, by T C.
Worth with naval stores &c
29-Schr Mary Emma, Hulse, for New York, by VIM.
M. Harriss with naval stores
Schr Danl w Vaughn Clifford for Richmond Va by
VIM M. Harriss with lumber
3O-Brg West, Studley for New York by r. H. Flanner
with naval stores, &c.
Schr. N. M. Tanner Todd, for Richmond, Va by Geo.
Harriss with lumber.
U. s. M Steamer Spray, Price, for smithve, by A. II.
VanBokkeen.
July I--Schr Gazele, Coombs for Philadelphia, by VIM
M. Harriss /; with lumber.
Schr Susan F. Abbott, Ludlam for Richmond Va, by G.
w. Davis with lumber.
Schr Vermont, Elliott, for Boston, by Kdder Martin
with lumber.
,2-U. s. Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithvle by A. H.
Va nBokl.elen.
Schr R. C. sanard Jr Groves for Charleston, BY Rus
gel! q Bro; with naval stores.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
June 29th, 1857

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
THE undersigned has just opened at the store North
L Water street, formerly occupied by Messrs Vessel
Eers and complete stock of goods suitable for the
town and country trade and offers them at low prices
any other in the place Among them may be found
the following
Is boxes Tobacco--World's Fair Brand;
10 do do Hazart do;
5 do do Columbia do;
Is bags Coffee so kegs Nails;
8 hhds. Porto RIGA Sugar;
5 bbls Clarified do;
SO boxes Colgates Pale Soap;
SO do Scaled Herring
IS bbls. Common Whiskey;
do Bourbon do;
25 do Apple Brandy;
do North Carolina Peach Brandy
20 boxes Cheese; 10 kegs butter
20 do Adamantine Candies
10 do Black copper; 100 gross Matches
II do Cinnamon 10 boxes Saleratus;
bbls. Malaga Wine, excellent article;
300 Round Shaves--L Woods make
80 Ploughs do do;
10 bbs. Soda Biscuit;
cases shoes--assorted qualities;
IS reams Wrapping Paper
S bbls No. Mackerel besides good many other ar
ticles MENTION which will be sold low for
cash by q. PRlGGE,
Nov 26th 81 North Water st.
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Appeal of an Attic Explorer,
WM. C.. GODFREY,
IT n IT II Z

TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC.
FELLOW CITIZENS Il the whom DR.. Kane, in his
published volume, has stigmatized q muneer and de-
serer and whose moral character ho has backened with
many reproachful epthes and nsnuatons without giving
the least proof that committed offence against
the laws of country guilty of dshon-
orabe action These unounded and against
unoendng citizen of the United States have been cir
culated all over the civilized world and (trange
the only who has raised voice in my defence
Englshman, the editor of the North British ReuD, who
has shown. by DR. Kanes statements done
me grevous and undeseryed wrong. l have prepared
faithful account of my adventures in the Polar Regions
showing to what injurious treatment was subjected while
on board the exploring brig Advance In this forthcoming
volume, have related facts which defy DR.. Kanes friends
and faterers to dsprove. have shown that placed my
life in the greatest peril by travelling foot IS miles, in
the darkest and coolest part of the Arctic winter to
food for dying companions have shown that saved Dr.
Kane life at the risk of my own and that he afterwards at
tempted to shoot me- without any just povocation
The book containing account of my TOLLS hardshs suf
terngs and wrongs in the Arctic regions will be published
within few days, by Mr.. J. T. Lloyd of Philadelphia
Such has been the influence of the stigma upon nv
character by Dr. Names publications. that have found
almost impossible to obtain employment in the United States;
the reader therefore, will be surprised when say that
have been compelled to drive omnibus Philadelphia
the past year, for living.
This Vindieation would have appeared sooner but was
unable to meet the expense of publication until Mr. Lloyd
agreed publish my book his risk This gentleman
has enabled poor and unfortunate man to bring his cause
before the American public, from whom he asks no more
than fair and impartial caring and just decision
ding to the true and obvious merits of the case.
VIM. C. GODFREY.
Philadelphia June LIST, 1857
N. B.-Edors sympathzng with prosecuted man would
Obligs me by clipping this.
June 18th, 1857 249-lt-44-lt*
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NORTH CAROLINA INSI TUITION
nor THE DEAF AND DUMB AND THE BLIND,
i Raleigh N. c. Session of 1857-'5S.
Board of Directors:
WILLIAM H. MCKEE, M. d., President.
S. H. YOUNG, A M LEWIS,
J. c. PALMER, @. BUSBEE,
w. w. VASS, d. G. FOWLE.
Officers of The Institution
VIM. D. COOKE, A. M, Principal.
JAS. A. WADDELL, M. D., Vice-Principal.
Teachers in the Deaf and Dumb Department:
GEORGE E. kETCHAM, CHARLES M. GROW.
Teachers IN the Blind Department:
J. A. WADDELI M. D., MRS. S. G. WADDELL, Miss NJ E.
Cooke
MRS. L. E. GROW, Matron, Mrs. S. LITTLE, Hotsekr,
S. LITTLE, Ste,0QrG.
The next session of this Institution will the
first Monday of September Any intelligent and healthy
white resident of the State between the ages of and 90
whether Deaf and Dumb Blind may if the of ed
ucaton wanting be admitted to the school free of charge
The for others may be learned from the Principal
Such pupils capable of decided Improvement not
only instructed in the ordinary branches of edu-
cation but receive such accomplishments may best fit
them for in life Music, drawing needlework bead
work, and suitable handicrat arts will form considerable
part of the through which they pass Careful aten-
ton will be paid to their religious moral and physical i'm
and every effort will be made only render
them comfortable but to promote their welfare
Pupils should by all means enter early in September For
any information in regard to the Institution address.
WIN. d. COOK, Principal.
July 1st-41-4t Raleigh, N. G.
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN

WHOSE sands of life have nearly run out, discover
w ed while in the East Indies, certain cure tor
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs Colds, and
| General Debility The remedy discovered by him
when his only child, daughter, was given up to die
He had much of the wonderful restorative and healing
qualities of preparations made from the East India Hemp
and the thought occurred to him that he might make rem
edy for his child He studied hard and succeeded in
his wishes His child cured and is alive and we'll
He has since administered the wonderful remedy to hous
failed in making them completely healthy and happy
Wishing do much good possible, he will send to
such of his afflicted feow-bengs request it, this recipe
with full and explicit directions for making and
cessfuy using it. lie requires each applicant to ncose
him one shilng-three cents to be returned postage
on the recpe and the remainder be applied the
ment of this advertisement. Address
Dr. H. JAMES, No. 10 Grand street, Jersey City, N. j.
N B-Dr H. James has neither Office nor agent in New
York as some have pretended and advertised The recipe
is sent from NO PLACE but No. 10 Grant street, Jersey City,
N. Jersey. 49, 100
June 18th, 1857 2o7-2m--4z-zm
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TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
THE subscriber respectfully himself a
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 ellow-czens have heretofore extended to him,
he trusts that his efforts to merit that confidence will
to him renewal of their SURFACES and in the of his
reelection he only pledge continuance of his honest
effort to discharge faithfully and acceptaby the duties of
said office SAMUEL R. BUNTING.
April 9th, 1857 l96-te
Herald and Com copy to-
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DEATH OF LARGE The Jackson (Tennes.
see) Wing OF the 10Th ult chronicles the death, in
Henderson county, in that State, of MIR. Miles Oar.
den, Inc Wing sa y' the decease was, beyond a |
question: the largest man IN the world His height
was seven feet six inches-two inches b;obar t5an
Porter. the celebrated Kentucky giant. His weight
was traction over one thousand pounds 1t re-
CURED seventeen men TO put him in his coffin Over
one hundred feet of lumber requisite for his cof
inches " anu nlne
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FOR PORTSMOUTH, BEAUFORT AND HYDE COUNT

d N It.
Commencing June 10th, 1857.
@FxRA THE favorite steamer POST BOY, Captain
aaasz M. M GRAY having recently been thoroughly
repaired and furnished with special regard to the safety and
comfort of passengers
Leaves Washington Saturdays at for Portsmouth
and Beaufort.
Beaufort, Mondays at a. n, for Portsmouth and
Washington.
Washington, Tuesdays at a. NJ, for Hyde county,
returning day.
&C Washington, Wednesdays at m for Portsmouth
and Beaufort.
Beaufort, Thursdays at 6 a. m, for Portsmouth and
Washington.
Washington, Fridays at a. H., for Hyde County,
returning day.
Fare, from Washington to Portsmouth,, ....$2 so
Washington to Beaufort, ............. 4 90
Portsmouth to Beaufort, .................. SO
&C {" Hyde county to Portsmouth, via Ellington, 2 so
I" Hyde County to Beaufort, via Washington, 4 90
FARE FROM WASHINGTON HYDE COUNTY.
Meals Extra.
~ Passengers will be landed at Portsmouth Beaufort
free of extra charge
G. H. BROWN, Agent.
July Sd, 1857 fit
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t9-lt-44-lt*

We have been selling Berhave's Holland Bitters for
some months and althoug when it FIST introduced,
did not its SALE being unacquanted with the art
meet the demand have been obliged purchase
this article than have of any other pateLt medicine
whatever Every day brings testimonials of its efficacy
in removing the various complaints for which is
mended and in offering to customers. do with
confidence in its virtues than is due prepare
tions of the kind. GALE BROTHERS, Druggists,
IS4 Randolph St., Chicago, Ill 2
See advertisement.
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NoTE. River Lumber, Tar and Turpentine sold in the
water subject to the of coop
Turpentne about 1O@4 cents per bband naval stores
when brought per railroad about the sane are in
of fifth smade the price of yellow dip,
cordng to quality.
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MARRIED

IN this town, the 23d inst at Fifth Street Methodist
T. Church. by Rev. j. w. Tucker, Mr.. JOHN DYER to
Miss LIZZIE GADSBY, all of this place.
Magnolia, ~ c., the 18th ns at the residence of
j. Monk, Esq by the Rev. Robt. Tate, DIR. CHARLES
II. HARRIS, of Alabama, to Miss MAGGIE A. MONK,
of the former place.
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See advertisement.
June 3O-252&44.

TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
TRUSTING that have hitherto discharged the duties of
the Office of Clerk of the Superior Court of Law the salts
faction of all concerned, myself candidate
for your uages at the election to be held the 9th day
day of August next JAS. A. WRIGHT.
June 18th, 1857 Pate
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

vTNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING AT THE LAST TERM
of the County Court of Brunswick, Co., qualified Exec
utor of the will of the late Miles Potter notice is hereby
given all indebted to his estate to max immediate
them within prescribed by law. this
tice will be pleaded in bar of a recovery:
r. w. POTTER, Executor.
Tura Doth 1857 25l.6t-442t
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
"a WILL be paid for the apprehension and Judgement
"a in the Jail of this county, Of my negro BILL
a Said negro purchased from Mr.. Joseph String
field of Upper Black River District, and is well known
in that neghborhood
Fifty dollars will also be given for proof convict any
person of harboring said negro. T. II. WILLIAMS.
July Sd. 1857 44-4t
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NATURALIZATION AN Trishman who had been "a.
duced to mere shadow by severe illness was asked
~ ms physician what he thought of future state,
al. AN docthor," was the answer, " it makes no diff.
IeenCe yez amt left enough of me for the divil to
Aa'urallze, no how !"
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Corner Market Second SIS under the Carolina Hote
WILMINGTON, N. C.
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully takes this method to
inform the citizens of Wilmington and surrounding coun-
that he has taken he the of Market and
Second streets the Carolina Hotel where he would be
pleased exhibit his stock consisting OF Saddles Brides
artngaes Harness Trunks Whips Spurs and all articles
usually kept such establishment all of which he will
sell low for cash, terms Call and ex-
anime, as he solicits a share of public patronage.
Repairing done at short notice.
Oct 20 -38-ts VIM L. JACOBS.