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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-03
Mcclure, Buck & Co,
~ PLATE and sHEETI RON WORKER

NO. 10 MARKER STREET,
TTAVB always hand Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, TIHned
II copper Rivets Castings ParOr and Chamber Crates,
Stoves Tin Ware and complete assortment Of articles
usually kept in our line
Country Merchants requested 20 call and examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere, prepared 20
on their bills upon good terms any house Out West
IF the Heirs Of Lieut. Robert Hayes, Capt
Clement Hail, and Lieut.. James Tatum Of the HevOlu
uODaTy War, will call the office Of Ferguson q Cox, No "A
Cedar street, Nashville, Tennessee, they viii hear some
thing 10 theiF advantage. Ifebl3-dNau
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stitute, New York, 1856.
N'~ NJ GoTsCH
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premiums
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TTHB Subscribers prepared furnish the citizens
Nashville with lee Of the best quality, al their office
Chert street, opposite the Post Once his ice
Paradise HIS equal to any ever brought from Tie
Lakes. LmaNl5-Ll AZ Il hARE Ell e BIO
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THOMAS BOYERS,

GALLATIN, TENNESSEE.
COMMISSIONER OF The O. s. COURT OF CLAIMS
AND FOR THE SEVERAL STATES,
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND MAGISTRATE
.r-pO--H.
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OSNABURGS, SHEETINGS, &C.
I00 BALES and IS Osna JuTgs;
LUU 30 bales A. Sheeungs;
10 bales "a in BasgHg
10 Drilling;
lOOO " Cotton Earns-al nUmbers-in store and for
sale by W. H GORDON q 20
mayH Agents for Tenn. Manufacturers.
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NOV Ill
AUCTION
SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
Lanier, Phillips q CO.,
ON TUESDAY next the 9th nst we will offer for salem
Ofont Of Warehouse, corner OF Market and Clark
streets, the following articles for cash:
IS hbd rto choice Sugar. 30 boxes 9uarand 900 boxes
300 bags Rio Coffee; Pint Flasks,
Az bbs rsboiIed Molassss; 90 bols $. S. Almonds;
10 boxes u. R. Loaf sugar; 10 bags Allsplce
lUO bbls. crushed powderedl5 bags Ginger;
$50 boxes Star Candles; $50 do Old Magnolia;
100 quarter do do IS do Am. Brandy;
IS boxes Dogls mould do p do Old Mauungehala;
So casks =. g. Soda; IS do cider Yenegar;
100 dozen painted Buckets 10 ueTces fresh it'ce;
50 nests Tubs so coils Cotton Rope;
50 doz Keelers; % do Jute do;
Marke, Baskets; 10 cases sa dtues;
rs boxes fac Tobacco. 500 kegs nails, assorted;
son do Prescott's Soap; 1900 doz Nasou's Backing;
500 Teams Wrap. Paper; IOO Pearl starch;
Together with numerous other articles to mn Ike nm COM
plete sale
Iju2l b. LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
SHIRT
WE have frstrae assortment of Shirts at various
w prices and of the latest patterns. The grades we
be well and better than any other
style. juue2. III MCGILl.
COLoRED SHIRTS,
y BCEIVED this day small invoice Of Masales eolorsd
III Shirts, and choice lot Of other patterns
june2. J. H. McGILL.
UNDERWEAR.
OF Silk, Isle Thread Gauzs Merno Gauze Cotton JAG
~ comet Linen, York Jeans, Cotton Net Plain
ton, receIy ed and Tor sale by juHe5 }. H McGIbL.
HALF HOSE.
SILK Isle Thread, MerinO, and every variety of Cotton
- Hose, re by june2. J.H. MCGILL.
CLOTH AND TOILET BRUSHES.
D ECEIVED per express another invoice OF Hair TOOTH
A Nail and Cloth Brushes Also every variety uckin
and IOuetCombs june2 J. Il McGILL.
TRUNKS, VALISES AND CARPET BAGS,
lust received small lot of Sole Leather Trunks nd
q VRsesr and some o. cheaper styles. Also
Ladies and Gentemen Furnishing Store Square
and College Street juneI2.
CABIN PASSAGE FRO CHARLESTON
no NEW YORK,
w Z N T Y F " E d LARS,
United States EEafEF1fme
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STE4A
SHIPS.
Through in As to So Hours.
| GE3fE WEEKLY
The new Steam Ship Columbia 1900 tons N. Berrv
Commander
Nashville, 1900 tons, T. D. Evan, Commander.
maFiOn, 400 tons, ". J. Foster Commander
/ Jas. AdgeT, 1850 tons, s. G. Turner, Commander
! SOutheTneT, 900 tons, L. NJ. hurry Commander
/ -rSs-7Sgs LEAs Is Adgcr's WhETves, every Wedues
| = day and saturday after t5e arrival Of tht
| FE1 cars from the south and West, "at higt
| water"
These Steamships were all built expressly for tb
Line and for safety comfort and speed are unrallsd
the Coast.
Tables supplied With evsryuxuEy. Attentive and cour
teous Commanders will insure Travellers by this Lint
/ every possible comfort and accommodation.
| Ganln passage, ...........,s-.,........S2 5
osseIske passage, .-...........-.. 80
toFLelgnt OF passage, having elegant State hoOm As
SommOdauOns, spplytO
gENRY MUSHROOM, & CO. Agents.
may q 57-H Charlegton. 81 O.
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What il is doing for the Sick.-Wm schuch-
man, Esq., the well known LthOgrapher says: 81
queny used Bmrhaves Holland Bters and end it invar-
ably relieves indigestion and debility"
Rev. Samuel Babcock says found special relief from
it's nse for headache, with which had long SUI
feTed."
JWWoOdEe Esq, says: SCI have used Burhave's Hol-
land Bters myself and recommend it to Others knowing it
to be just what it is represented,
AID Jonathan Nicely, Of Lower St Clair says: de-
rived benefit from its for weakness Of the stomach
and INDIGESTION
James NJ Murphy, says: "Afer several physicians had
failed, Be haves Holland Bitters removed the pain from
ny heart and side, arising from indigestion"
HOllOWay's Ointment and PiIIs.-.Ths infal-
bty Of these medicines in the of scurvy and
all diseases Of the skin lands the wonderu eject
Of the Pills in stomach complaints diarrhCa render
them Indispensable to all travellers by land Sold
the manufactures No. 80 Maiden Lane New York and No.
"a Strand London; and by all druggists at 25o c and
81 per pot o. box
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CllAIGHEAD g ID,
DEALERS IN
II a I'd " a r e
% PUBLTC SQUIRE.

AMEs B. CRAIGHEAO having purchased the entire In
teTest Of Mr.. WM. H. AlNChtN, in the business OF
Caighead Muchin, f. authorized % the name
OF the late firm inIquGaon VIII continue the business
a. the old stand, % Public Square, under 'he title
above.
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Land Warrants.

WE pay the highest market price or Warrants. o.
w heeou Union street, CamF belrs New bu..llaz
mayI7-dH A. WuELsos & CO.
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Bills showing amount paid vessels and amount charged
for dFayage and wharfage, will be mailed eonsgnees.
CHAS. ". ANDERSON, CENT gent.
May q, le9l. II and copy I'll
Ice +! Tce!!
THB Subscribers prepared to uTnish the citizens ef
Nashville, with lee Of The best quality, their ONCE on
Cherr street. opposite The Post Once. This pat up
on Paradise h and equal 70 any ever brought from the
Lakes. lmayts-tf ". r JARRETT & BIO
CASAEGkHEAD s. Co.,
IL a e D w a e e,
% PUBLIC SQUARE.
JAMES 3. CRAIGHEAO having purchased the entire In
Craghead Miuchn, f. authorized 70 use the name
Of the late firm in Liquidation VIII continue the business
above. maya
NOTICE.
IL persons having transactions with Mr. S C. DOWd
lately deceased, Tho scJed agent for the undersigned
HoUsEMAN & SMITH.
LUmBERI LUMBERI
THE undersigned extensively engaged in the Lumber
business and respectfully solicit orders from Ruilder5
the best Cedar forests IN Wilson county and are to
furnish any kind Of Lumber either Of Cedar other timber
Orders for Lumber be addressed to the undersigned at
Cadesve, Wilson Co. Tenn, or left with Mr. DARDES at
nl7-57-dly. KIRKPATRICK d GLASS.
OPENING DAY AND EVENING.
EVERY body has ops ming days and why not We9 YVES
L SELL q THOMPSUN'S Zee Cream Saloon isnOW
open day and evening throughout Ladies aud
gentlemen are invited to the entertainment mayN
POTATOES.
lust received few bills Nashan0ck Potatoes. Also
q few bbis. PINK Eyes for planting. FOi sale by
may27 VESSEL & THOMPSON.
CHEESE.
ONE HUNDRED boxes English Dairy Cheese and fifty
~ boxes superior Nutmeg Tor family use, Tor sale by
mal27 VESSEL d THOMPSON.
DRIED BEEF.
1--WE lierces Dried Beef received by
may26 VESSEL & THOMPSON.
RAISINS.
ONE HUNDRED packages Rasins boxes, halves and quar-
- ters, Tor sale BY
may2I VESSEL & THOMPSON.
CRACKNEL BUISCUIT.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY boxes genuine Cracknel
~ BuisCut received by
mayI VESSEL & THOMPSON.
TEAS, TEAS.
JUST received another assortment OF those Black and
- Green Teas, which still selling at our sual re.
duCed prices, Notwithstanding the recent unfavOrabIe
Vices from China.
mEy27 VESSEL & THOM PSON.
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H4RPER'S MAGAZINE
For June just received by JOHN YORK & co.
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NOTICE.

IL persons having transactions with Mr. S. c. DOWd,
II lately deceased seed agent for the undersigned
wiz please call upon Mesrs CARER, Mckay Co, No. 70
Public Square, and settle the same.
HOUsEMAN & SMITH.
mBy24-lm St. Louis No.
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rFvvgntv-Eighth Annual Fair Of the AmeriC
stitute, New York, 1856.

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IhUNhSS FALlSES AND GARRETT BAGS
JUST received small lot of Sole Leather Trunks nd
- VRllses, and some cheaper styles. Also assOrt-
ment OF Carpet Bags, for sale at }. H. MCGILL,S
Ladies and Gentemen' Furnishing Store corner
and College Street. luneI2.
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CABIN PASSAGE FRO CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TW ENTY- FIVE LIARS
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W.M. CAMERON.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-21
BERHAvE,s HOLLAND nITTEps

FNHE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR
4 DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS LIVER
COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER
AND AGUE.
AND THE VARIOUS AFFECTIONS consequent upon a
dsordered STOMACH OR LIVER, such as lndie estion
Acdlty of the Stomach Coicky Palms. Heartburn Loss of
Appetite, Dependency, Cosveness Blind and Bleeding
has IN numerous instances proved highly beneficial and in
others. effected a decided
his is purely vegetable compound prepared en- strictly
scientific principles after the Of the celebrated Ho
land Professor Brhave Because of its great success in
most of the European States its introduction int the Uni
taherand scattered here and there the this
mighty country Meeting wi tn great among them
now oner it to the American public knowing that its truly
wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t particularly recommended to those persons whose
situations have been impaired by the continuous use
santaneous in effect it finds its way directly seat
fe thrilling and quckening every nerve raising up the
dropping spirit, and in fact infusng health vgor
in the system.
NOTICE-Whoev expects to find this beverage will
De disappointed but to the SICK weak and low spirited it
remedial properties
CAUTION!
The great popularity of this Aroma induced
many limitations, which the public should guard against
chasing be not persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Brhaves Holland Bitters fair trial One bot
limitations.
Sold at 81 90 per BOTTLE six bottles for So co. by
the sole proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists, Pittsburgh
Pa.
Sold in Wilmington by VIM. H. LIPPITT, WALKER
MEARES s. CO., DIR. A. o. BRADLEY, and Drug
gists generally throughout the United States
May 5th, 1857 204-ly-36-1
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We cannot refrain from calling the attention of
readers to an advertisement in this days paper of the
restorative of Prof o. ]. Wood Co., of st. Louis.
" wi" De seen that he has certificates from per-
OF the highest character to the merits of his Restora
tive From positive knowledge arc also enabled to say
mat In every sense what processes to be-
hesitate to pronounce it the finest preparation the
and hair which has far been devised by human ingenuity
have seen arrest threatened badness and
the head its original prouson of natural and glossy hair
Wnen the latter has been prematurey nged with
we nave seen like magic restore the coos of youth and
health The distinguished property of this might truly
say miraculous Restorative that gives to the
who uses it, the head of hair that they in youth
thus acting in strict compliance with the rules the
greatest OF all toilet makersNatme No who has used
1t WI" hesitate to unite with US in this testimony to its pecu
liar merit-Cosington (La) Peoples Friend
For sale in Wilmington by WALKER MEARES.& CO.
and by Druggists generally.
Aug. n.--2s7-2weod-5O-2t
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Mo1Assrs-MANUFAcruRED AT HoME.-On last
Monday we were sbewn sample OF mola? IS OF
.mr"n manufactured in this county, that Is pro-
yonpced bv competent judges, far superior 10 any
thing hitherto imported from Cuba IT. was can ~
featured from the Chinese sugar cane h lap fro
tb;s conntv. and is part of small quantity-abou
three from the ABOUT s" loo So sahs and R
S Pt6orefore the opportunity of having it tasted
and and tested by some twenty or thirty persons xho
ere unanimous in tie opinion that il is as before
stated, far superior 10 the imported article
We promised not to disclose Mr.. Whitehelds name'
but we have done 1T.
ANorHER.-Bsnj Oliver Esq, Of DoPl,n has nf ,b de-,
nosited at our office another excellent sample OF inns
avTnn, He bruised four choice stalks from which
about pint of the syrup was extracted. The i'm
noTtation of Molasses into North Carolina will soon
be al an end. GoldSbOrO' Tribune.
Mav.be.so. We hope the people will not 60 mad
on the Chinese sugar cane subject, they did some
yeas ago, about Multi Cauls. Better try ii in mod
eFafOn
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RowDYIsM RUN MAD.--In the local column of the
Baltimore Sun of Monday the following Gtalics) are
the headings of many articles
Another Murderous AfraV-One man Stabbed
and another shot,"
Anothern' Zone man shetland another ar
rested.
" And still qnother!r' "a man is beaten badly,
knocked down with slung-shots, stamped upon and
rendered insensible.)
shot at by two men. Bali passed through arm. No
arrests.)
"Agld still Gnother!!!?' (John Berry is knocked
down by some unknown ruffan, with three blows
with his fist. No arrest.)
There that will do for one day. People who want
to live in peace and safety must emigrate TO New
York. We have not averaged more than one &c out
rage day-nor more than two murders - a week,
here, for month past
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF WILMINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA
ARRIVED.

Aug ls-schr Elizabeth Headley, Cathcart, from New
Schr Ellen Randall Justice, from Little River, to Lamont
& Monk With naval stores.
schr Agnes Ward casters, from Little River, to Ran
kin s. Martin with naval stores
H--U M Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithville, to
schr Southern Belle Tyler from New York, to II Elan
Aug l4-Hanoveran Galot Johanna RoOstee, from Bre-
l5-U. S. M. Steamer Spray, Price, from Smthvile, to
Aug l5--Brg JOS Albion Ciott from Matanzas to Perce
& Dudley
i6-schr r. G. stanard Jr, Groves, from Baltimore, to
Russell & Bro; with mdze
Schr Watauga Cook from Charleston to Peircc Dud-
7-U. S M: Steamer Spray. Price, from smithvile, to
schr James Buchanan, Davis, from Loekwoods Folly to
Willard Curtis with shingles.
August l7-Steamer Magnolia, Stedman from Fayette-
vile, to E. J. Lutterloh.
Is--Schr Julia Fox. -, from New York, to T. c.
Aug ls-schr Charles McClees, Gilgo, from Baltimore,
to Russell & Bro with corn and oats:
l9-U M Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithvlle, to A
Aug. l9-Schr. Caroline Virginia, Douglass, from Hyde
county, to Pgott; with corn
Schr. Helene, Homan, from New York. to A d. Cazaux
sohr Ida, Corson, from Philadelphia, to Geo Harrss
with mdze.
Aug. 13iI. S. M; Steamer Spray, Price, for Smthvie,
ii Brig belmont Locke, Reed for Boston, by Kidder
Aug 4-U; S. M; Steamer Spray Price, for smithvio,
15steamer Black River Barber, for Fayetteville by d.
i A. Lamont
Schr Ellen Randall Justice, for Little River by Lamont
& Monk.
sehr. Adele, Griffin, for New York, by J. H. Flanner
with naval stores.
sohr Kate Field, Robbins for New York. by j. H. Elan
ner with naval stores, &c. .
! Schr Henry Hooton, Giles. for New YORK, by 1. Q.
Worth with naval stores and lumber.
Schr. Benjamin Delano, Baker, for Malta, by 7. 6.
/ Worth !; with naval stores .
Schr A. DeRosset, Tucker, for New York, by A. d.
/ Cazaux with naval stores, DC
Aug is U. s M. Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithvile,
by A. H. Van Bokkeen.
sehr New Republic, Baker, for Philadelphia, by G. w.
Davis with naval stores.
Schr John, Burton for New York, by George HARRIS
with naval stores.
Schr. j. H. Chadbourn Marshall for New York, by J. H.
Chadbourn Co.; with naval stores ~ go
l6-Schr. Araminta, White, for Baltimore, by Russell
Il I7-Schr Hummng Bird, Weeks, for New York, by J.
R. Blossom with naval stores.
1SScnr. Myrover, boyd for New YORK. py 1. " Worth;
with naval stores, &c.
. Scbr RE, Smaw, for New York, by Willard Curtis ;
"' schr Allen Grist, Willis, for Washington, NJ c., by
4 Willard Il Curtis.
Steamer Magnolia, stedman, for Fayetteville by E. ).
Lutterloh.
1s-U Steamer Spray, Price, for smithville, by H
Van Bokkelen.
t l9--Schr Ben, Wainrght, for New York, by George
Harrss; with IA val stores and slaves.
Schr Ned, Henderson, for New York. by George HARRIS
with naval stores, &c.
Br. Brig Clarence. stubbs for Turks Island, by G w
Davis with lnmber, shingles, 60 WEN
2Schr W. H. Harrison Day, for Newbern, by Willard
schr H. Fanner Thompson for Philadelphia by Geo.
, Harrss with naval stores &C.
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RosN-Fo- Common the market has ruled quite active
weeks past the stock has become all worked off the
parcels now Offering being confined principally to small lots
offered for large size bb there are few or no sellers al
this price In the absence of stock the sales have been
ceedingly light, and follows:
Monday 300 bbls. at 81 35 for large size bbs
900 q Pc per sIS rs SS
ket rules quiet stock light Sales of two small lots
at 81 SO to 81 IS per Dbl, in quality No. l remains
prices, and the quantity coming in light We quote sales
for the week of only 900 bbIs at S., S. 25 SIS 50 Sc
Tan Continues be in good enquiry for shipping purpo
and none has been brought in In the absence of
BEEF CArrIE arrivals Of beeVes continue quite
small. though fully sufficient for present demand which
taken by butchers at cents per b. the latter figure
good article SHEEP are very and enquired for
We quote from 81 50 s. SO per head according
quality.
stock in fully fair See table for quotations.
Corn MEALS in moderate supply and remains without
change in price fair enquiry from retailers Selling
the granares at 81 20 per bushel in quantities wanted
EMPTY BARRELs-ln the market for Spirits Turpentine
barrels have material alteration to report The stock
in first hands is fully fair and demand light Sales during
the week of only small parcels at 81 50 81 30 for second
hand, as in quality
of transactions since last review. The receipts of State
brands continue and the stock first hands small
though fully adequate for the demand The advces
from other markets have proven rather untavorabe and
dealers here not disposed to operate unless lower g
ure We reduce shade and note two or
small lots having changed hands in the first of the week
at 81 S for fuperfne and 81 81 for family but these prices
cannot be had superfne is offered at 81 rs without
finding buyer See table for quotations of all grades
GRAIN.-FOr CORN the market rules about the same as
reported last The stock dealers hands fully
the and the demand appears be limited Two
cargoes $1,000 bushel received from Baltimore during the
week. of which 700 bushels went at 20 CENTS and $500 do
damaged sold auction at prices ranging from 81 to g
cents per bushel, ia quality 1000 bushels unsold
for which 95 cents been offered but is held higher
-OArs-Stock in dealers hands is light, though sufd
Gent for the demand lot of sS2 bushels was received
Few none arriving and market almost bare. Cow
ply of clean in store is fully fair and demand moderate
The price has gone up shade and we quote small sales
ket for this article remains without alteration Receipts TO
the week have been light and consequently only small
aons have taken place Sales of only about 800 bushel
81 45 for red. and 81 So for white market
considered firm at above rates. with holders generally askn
higher.
HAY-None has been received since last consequently
have no sales to report The market is well supplied
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FURNITURE Ell!

FURNITURE :!
THE subscriber would respectfully E=zzzEz=zaasa
i nounce to the citizens of Wilmington sSH&
and the public generally, that he has just
selected person. at the manufactures and will receive
during month"; the largest best assorted stock of Cab
net Furniture that he has offered in this place AS he
has had long experience in this business and having pur
chased his entire stock cash. manufacturers 1ceSt cash
prices he offer inducements to purchasers The
following are among the articles to be found his store
Parlor Sets, complete in Mahogany and Walnut
Brocatelle and hair cloth covering
Sofas and Tee Tetes great variety, from $13 to $50
Mahogany and Walnut, Upholstered, Rocking and Easy
Chairs;
Ottomans, Etageres and Corner Stands;
Centre, Sofa and Card Tables;
Pier, Mantle and Oval Mirrors;
Cane Seat Chairs from IS cents to $24 each;
Cane Seat Rocking and Nurse Chairs;
Wood Seat Rocking and Nurse Chairs;
Sdeboards and Secretaries;
beautiful lot of Chamber Furniture, sets complete
Bureaus, a great variety. from 81 to $780,
Wardrobes, Washstands, Marble top, sc;
Bedsteads, Bedsteads, Bedsteads;
Teweland light Stands;
Extension and other dining Tables;
Work Tables, Toilet Tables, Teapoys, sc;
Also lot of superior Piano Forte Music Stands Stools,
SC.
Intending to sell goods low his terms cash. large
bills good negotiable paper 80 days with interest added
JNO. D. LOVE-,
No. 10 Front Street, Wilmington, N. C:
August 10th, 1857 256-tf Soft
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DIED..

In this town. the night Of the 18th inst after brief
Illness Mr.. HENRY G. BRUCE aged about 4l years.
Mr. Bruce native of Pennsylvania, but had been
citizen of North Carolina for al years. and much
respected by all who knew him. He very worthy,
clever
Raleigh Standard and Philadelphia Pennsylvania
quested to copy.
In Smithviile, NJ c.. on the 10th inst, Mr. STEPHEN
B. SPENCER, aged AZ years.
In Charleston on the 10th inst. Capt J. w. STERETT
formerly of this place, aged 49 years.
In this town, on the 18th inst, GILBERT j. son of n
B. and Agnes F. Vincent, aged II months.
In this town. this morning, at O'clock JOSEPH MIL
TON FROST infant son of VIM. M and Julia A. Hays
aged year 10 months and Fl days.
At Town Creek, Brunswick county, the 18th inst,
EMANUEL, of E. and I. Roderick aged years and
noonths