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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-12-04
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Nov 25-Schr. Ben, Fisher, from New York to George
Hariss with mdze.
Schr Medora, Ireland, from Baltimore, to Russell Bro;
with mdze. 10y
26-Steamer Black River Dicksey from Favettevlle to
D. A. Lamont. - '1-N' ~
2-Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt from Fayetteville to
Nov. 27-Schr Adele, Corson from New York, to ]. II.
Flanner; with mdze
r. schr p A. Sanders Ireland from Philadelphia, to Geo.
sch: Dolphin, Hill, from Newbern to W. H. McRary &
Nov. 28--Schr. S. H. Sample Williams from Hartford
N. C., to Ellis Mitchell with corn.
Schr s. B. Strong Mott from Beaufort, N. c., to A. D.
29vBrg Albert Adams, Mayo from Boston, to Adams,
Bro d Co.; with mdze.
Nov. 30-Barque Brothers. Culver from Baltimore to
DeRossett & Brown. 'AO1 1"''0i'' :"
Schr Worth, Allen, from New York. to T. G. Worth; with
Steamer Magnolia, sedman, from Fayetteville, to E. j.
LutterlOh.
Dec. Steamer James r. Grist. Banks from Councils
Landing, to Petteway Prchett.
Dec l-Schr Kate, Way from Tar Landing, to Rankin
Martin with naval stores. "
schr: Devil Bug John from Smthvile to Willard Cur.
It's with naval stores
Schr Odd Fellow, Mcclellan, from Lockwoods Folly to
Willard Curtis with naval stores.
se2r; Ann Ann Maria Brown from Lockwood's Folly, to Will
lard Curtis; with naval stores.
scnr Eureka Brinn, from Lockwoods Folly, to Willard
Curtis with naval stores
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Elder from Fayetteville to E.
J. IutterlOh. -
New scr. Harry Maybee, Tuttle, from New York, to
A. d. CazauX with mdze.
,, Dec 2-Schr Ned, McCready from New York, to Geo.
Harrss; with mdze.
Schr Leocadia Darlington from st. AIMS, jamaica to
Russell u Bro The L. was bound to New York. and put in
here with the Captain sick, sails split, &C.
CLEARED.
Nov. 25-Barqueantine Col John McRae, Park for Liver
pool, by }. Ii. ChadbOurn Co.; with naval stores
2G-Schr. M. Y. Davis, ONeal for Boston, by G. w.
Davis; with naval stores
27-Schr: VIM. A. Newell, Turner, for Cuba, by G. W.
Davis; with lumber.
Nov 29,schr. Lilly Francis, for New York, by T. c.
Worth; with naval stores, &c.
Brig Northman, Land, for Boston, by Wm NJ Harriss
with lumber and timber.
2S-Schr Medora, Ireland, for Baltimore by Russell &
Bro; with naval stores, &c. ~
| Rankin g. Martin. F - ''A'' -
Dec brig John Hathaway, Smith, for Cardenas by j.
j. l.. Hathaway Co.; with lumber y y
Schr Aretls, Chase, for Antigua, by Adams, Bro & Co.
The A. was from Norfolk, Va bound to Antigua, and put
in here a short time since in Distress
LutterlOh.
Dec 2-Schr Kate, Way, for Tar Landing, by Rankin
Martin.
Steamer Fanny Luterloh, Elder for Fayetteville by E.
| J. Lutterloh.
Schr Baltic, Marsten, for st. Domingo, by Perce & Dud
| ley; with lumber and shingles.
3-Sclr. John A. Stany, Simmons, for New York by
George Harrss; with naval stores, &c.
Boat Express, Nero, for Angola by D. A. lamont with
mdze.
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MEMORANDA

BY the arrival Of the Br schr A. Canae Capt Sweeng
at Charleston on the 30h u days from Nassau N p we
learn that the barque Cuba, of New York. from Wilmington
N C for Havana, had been brought into Nassau nearly
complete wreck; it was thought that she would be con
demned.
Barque Brothers, Culver from Baltimore for this port
went to sea from Old Point 18th inst.
Brig Reuben Carver of Wilmington n c., which was in
collision with ship Ina RUSSELL and abandoned 26th Feb
last drfted among the rocks to the North of the Bermudas
previous to the 10th ns after floating about upwards
OF eight months. She was breaking up.
Alcter from Capt Freeman of brig S. 2. Brown of and
from Newport for Havana, states that the 9th of Sent
last. when little to the southwark of Wilmington, N c.
passed vessel bottom up, which he judged be baruue
some lumber floating her. POSSIBLY barque L.
A. Hobart Martin, OF and from Wilmington n Co. for Car
dcnas which went to from the bar Sept has not
since been heard from She undoubtedly capszed in the
hurricane which visited that vicinity the 10th and 18th
Sept)
Schr. Samuel Bolton from New York to Jacksonville with
an assorted cargo was wrecked San Augustine, Fla
18th Goods mostly saved the greater portion
and sold at Auction at San Augustine for the benefit
concerned Vessel total loss Crew saved The S. Il.
was l50 tons register, built in New Jersey in 1851 rated
A33, and was owned at Georgetown, S. c.
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SAVANNAH, Nov. 25.-Cotton is brisk but irregular
The sales today were $50 bales at from 11a13c %
AUGUSTA Nov: pa few hundred bales of Cotton
were sold to-day, at an advance &c % ID.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 26-The sales of Cotton for two
days comprise 900 bales at from 1I9a13c 10 H. tarn~
is quoted at from 3a4 cent premium New York Exchange
Is quoted at B cent discount and Cotton Feipht
pool at I'd. % b. Sugar and Flour are better
LONDON, Tuesday Evening" Noc. 17th-Consols closed
firm to-day at advance Iof FRIDAYS prices
The closing quotations SaS9 for money and 50 for the
h Decembe Other descriptions of funds also adyanc
decidedly bank stock quoted at 2la2l4
three per cents SSSS The sales in foreign stocks have
been quite limited and there has been material change
in prices.
London Produce Mdrket.-There has been quite an i'm
provenent in the market the advance reaching full
y As Cwt. Breadstus generally have declining
dency and there general panic in the market In Rice
and Coffee there is but little doing The kTaow market is
HAT Notwithstanding the Improvement in the English money
Market there had been several heavy failures various
branches OF business in Great Britain Several also
ported in France The prominent of those reported
areJelcoc WIN merchants in the Turkey trade Joe P.
H. Sa Coz III the Brazilian trade Bardgett Pickard, liza
blties Gl200 00 Hoard BaNon Co.. in the Swedish trade
Edwards Metthe East India colonial brokers' of Lon
don, and MesSrs of Wolverhampton liabilities estimated
at nearly half million pounds sterling Manchester goods
generally unaeredin price. slight improvement
has taken place in the woolen trade at Leeds. In Hudder
from India and general news of Importance from any 9TH
| er part Of the world.
SECOND DISPATCH.
New YORK, Nov. 29.The following additional CONNER
cia news has been received from Johns The Liverpool
papers quote cotton the 18th only nominal and quo
tatons OF American cotton given The sales of Tuesday
amounted to 1000 bales The quotations for Egyptian Surat
other cOttons higher but the market closed very
fiat operators awaiting further financial developments.
LlrGpoOt, Noe l7-FlOur and wheat at retail have de-
ned III the week Id to I'd for wheat and 6da2 for -four
Corn has been exceedingly dull and quotations only
| nominal.
London Noe 6-There is a heavy decline in grain and
qualities Inferior unsaeabIe. Produce-Iinseed oil
5la52s Sugar has advanced As. Rice, coffee and talow
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DIED.

At the Poor House in Dupn County the 18th of No
vember Mr. JOHN BOWER aged 4G years 10 months and
- days.
He was badly deformed by rheumatism when boy, and
had been pess child since and had been
County charge for nearly 80 years He good man and
died in the christians hope.
On the End nst in this port board Schr Leocadia
Capt JAMES DARLINGTON of Baltimore aged about 40
years. Capt. D. leaves family in Baltimore.
EB- Baltimore papers copy.
At Rley's Creek New Hanover co., the 28h, Oct, OF
Typhoid Fever DANIEL JAMES, aged about ten years, son
of Hector McAister.
Also, the place, the 10Th of November of the
Typhoid Fever and Pneumonia Miss MARTHA ELIZABETH
daughter of the same
She little sixteen years of and love
y and intelligent young lady Her social qualities rendered
her general favore. She was member of the Bapts
Church. Her disease which of great and protract
ed severity, among the employed by her Hea
emily Father to perfect the graces of his spirit in her soul
and to fit her for the house not made with hands.
Her devoted parents, bowed down with heavy
weight of affection commended, to the sympathes ane
nraVers of their numerous friends. Con-.
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RosrNThe market has been almost entirely neglected for
all grades since last The only transaction in Common
we report Monday of 1000 bbs at 81 + Dbl
Holders offering this figure but there appears to be
disposition the part of buyers to operate We quote
nominaly at 81 y bb for large size bbs The receipts
have been small but the absence of transactions, the
stock in first hands is accommodating Nothing done IN NO.
3 and decidedly dull at quotations No has also ruled
dull and the sales have been confined to few lots about
400 bbs prices ranging from 81 % to s. T. bblatter
figure for best pale
TAR Continues to come sparingly and note some
enquiry existing Only As bbs received and sold at 81 O
y bbI.-being advance of 5 cents.
BEEF CATTLE-Reman without change. The quantity
brought market for weeks past has been SMALL and
we note light stock in butchers hands. We quote small
sales grass faed at prices ranging from to 6s cents q
d., according to quality.
BARRELs-The arrivals of Spirits Tupentne barrels con-
tnue fair there good supply remaining in first hands
We note limited enquiry existing, with only small sales
for the week at 81 IS so for second hand and - each
for
CorToNReceipts continue meagre and the transactions
have been confined to small lots at ii cents for mid
ding and III cents q 10. for good middling.
CoFFEE-We have nothing new to report in the market
for this article There merely retail demand. and the
stock fully fair See table for store rates. as in
quantity and quality.
Com MEALS in fair supply, with moderate demapd
for retailing purposes small lot received from the coun
try sold day or two since 80 cents bushel Selling
from the granares at IS cents, in lots to suit
F1sH-We have nothing new to note. The stock OF al
kinds is unusually small, and some demand exists One
small lot of Muets received and sold at 81 for pine bbs
FLouR-There has been continued duness in the market
for State brands throughout the week ended to-day and
have been limited The arrivals per river and
railroad have been moderate and at present there good
stock in first hands In the early part Of the week few
small lots changed hands at IS Is for pene but for the
past two or three days buyers have kept out OF market
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TIME 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
Acdiy of the Stomach Coicy Palms. Heartburn Loss Of
Appetite, Dependency, CostVeness Blind and Bleeding
Piles In all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections
has III numerous instances proved highly beneficial and IL
| others, effected decided cure.
This Is purely vegetable compound prepared strictly
scientific principles after the of the celebrated Ho
land Professor Brave. Because of great success in
of the European States its introduction into the United
land scattered here and there the Of this mighty
country. Meeting with great among them now
offer to the American pubCf knowing that its truly
derfu medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended those persons whose
constitutions may have been impaired the continuous
OF ardent Spirits other forms of dissipation Generally
instantaneous Ct finds way directly to the
life, thrilling and uuckenpg every nerve raising up the
dropping spirit and, fact nfusng new health and vigor
| in the system.
NOTiCE-Whoever expects to find this beverage will
be dsappoined: but to the SICK weak and low spirited it
will prove grateful aromatic Cordial possessed of singular
remedial properties -
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 BGrhaves Holland Btters trial One
bottle will convince you how infinitely superior Co all
these limitations.
RBSod at 81 90 per bottle six bottles for IS co.
the sole prOprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. q CO.,
| Sold in Wilmington by VIM. III: LIPPIT, WALKER
MEARES & CO., DIR. A. o. BRADLEY, and Druggis'
generally throughout the United States.
| May 5th, 1857. zO4-ly-36ly
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY!
GOODS AT COST FOR CASH.:
A. MAGICIAN r CO.

WILL COMMENCE the 18th 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 $4,000 and
consisting in part of very extensive assortment of BLACK
and coored SILKS, BOMBAZINES great variety of La
dies DRESS GOODS, large stock of LADIES' CLOAKS,
plain and printed DELAINE French and English MERINOS
ALPACCAS, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS.
Seventy-fve packages of NEGRO GOODS;
Twenty-Five bales of Gray and White BLANKETS:
3-4, 7-8, "A. "a, lO-4 and l2-4 BIEACHED AND
BROWN SHIRTINGS AND SHEETINGS; and also every
description of DOMESTIC GOODS; FLOOR OIL.CLOTHS,
froml to "a feet wide VELVET, BRUSSELS, THREE
PLY, SUPERFINE, FINE and COMMON CARPETIN(fS,
RUGS, DRUGGETS &C., &c.
This stock of goods is extensively known throughout the
State and believed comprise the best assortment in
this place. and consists of and fresh goods of it
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 is disposed Of thus offering uequalled inducements
for those DESTROYS of purchasing.
Eg After the 26th instant goods will be charged on
their books All amounts under 500 will be for cash de-
iveryfor $780, notes negotiable and payable at
Bank will be taken if desired
RB- THE HARDWARE Branch of the business will be
continued as heretofore.
imin g. Oct
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xU1T MINGTON BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE SHOP.

Tx1pE subscriber would respectfully inform the public that
he prepared to furnish mis- R at the aene
make and put up Machinery, to repair and
overhaul old Machinery all Of which will be done upon res
sonable and in style OF workmanship which he
He viii make order all kinds of patterns ornamental
and architectural and supply drafts for machinery and mill
work generally. - :,
with the latest in tools etc. he feels confident
Of being able to give the fullest satisfaction and respectful
" socits orders his line Orders directed to the subscr
her or left at L. A. Harts Mozart Hall building Front ST.,
nv of the Machine Shop the will receive prompt at
N BOrders from all parts of the country, accompanied
NV the cash or satisfactory references will be promptly at
tended to- All work warrented to be represented or
| oI Srro Will he made JOHN. c. BAILEY,
wilmington N. c., June LIST, ls57-24l-f Proprietor
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

C0urt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions October Term,
A. D., 1857.
s. ORDERED, and of the general rules of this Court
taken I'D on Monday of each term and proceeded with
til wednesday evening and that Thursday Of each term is
appropriated the day on which the OF cases
with until the whole finished and that all parties and wit
be recognized and summoned to appear
And further ordered that the Clerk OF this Court give
notice of this rule required by the Statute in such
made and provided and that it be published In the VIII
mington Journal for six successive weeks -
TEST, JOHN J. WHITEHEAD, Clerk
Dec, 4th. l857,-l4-6t.
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SELLJNG OFE AT COS


ON MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 26TH, 1857, WE
~ shall offer at New York cost the most magnificent stock
Of DRY GOODS offered in Wilmington comprising $50
600 worth of MERINOS, SKIS, CASHMERES, DeLAINS,
CAI1COES, GINGHAMS, KERSEYS. BLANKETS, SHIRT
INGS SHEETINGS, LINENS, DIAPERS &c. With the most
complete general stock of DOMESTIC GOODS all which
being bought TEN DAYS LATER than any other Wilmington
Dry Goods stock will be found certainly Is per cent
cheaper than the cost price at any other We have
been induced to do this not from any desire to change our
business, but solely for the purpose of raising MONEY
The above sale will be continued from day to day for
FORTY DAYS.
That customers may not be delayed we have engaged
additional force. Terms CASH-CAsH on delivery.
HEDRICK & RYAN.
WilningtOn y. G. Oetaher 26th. 1857
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE.

Oneof the largest and best Illustrated Weekly Papers of tn
day-an Imperial Quarto containing forty columns of choice
reading every week Terms of subscrption$2 per
year-To Clubs copies S. 10 copies $5 Each subscriber
will be entitled to Gift worth from 81 to $500 God which
will be sent Immediately receipt of the subscription
money. SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE-AGENrs WANTED.
Beckett Co., Publishers, Nos 4S 40 Moat Building New
York. NOV. 6-1O-4t1
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NEGROES FOR SALE!

2 BY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE COURT OF
- Pleas Quarter Sessions, of the County Of Dupn
w State of North Carolina, made at October Term A
D. 1857, will sell to the highest bidder for cash. at the
Court House door in Kenansve Saturday. the I'd day
of next January following Uaabe negro StdUeS viz
BESS, ST., WRIGHT, KEENAN,, DORCAS, CAROLINE,
ELIZA PEEN, SANDERS, and BESS, Jr belonging to the
heirs at law of the late Arthur Murray deceased.
JOHN j. WHITEHEAD Commissioner.
November 18th, A. D., 1857 4-ts
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NoTE.-Tver Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne sold in the
water are subject to the expense Of landing inspection
cooperage &c. lumber 80 cents to 81 y M Tar and
Turpentne about 10 q IA y bb-and naval stores,
when brought Railroad about the same expenses are III
curred.--* For virgin mixed Turpentne deduction
of one-fh is made the price OF yellow dip,
cording to quality.
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This morning prices went up cents with sales as above
SPIRITS TUKrENTNE-The market has ruled quiet during
the past week. and closes at decline of cent No sales
this morning up to the time of closing report we learn
that buyers offering $50 cents and sellers holding at 80
cents II gallon Sales for the week as follows:
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOV. Sd, 1857.

TuRPENTINE-Since last Wednesdays review the market
has ruled unsettled and may be from quotations in
table below prices have receded Is cents all descrp
tonscosng 81 so for virgin and yellow dip, and 81 so
hard y $50 lbs The market appears to be quite firm
at above figures with moderate demand from shippers
and distlers The sales comprise 3O77 bbs. follows
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NOTICE.

YTNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that at the
Fall Term 1857 of New Hanover Superior Court of Law
and Equity ordered that Special Term of said Court
be held last Monday in January next and that said
Special Term should continue two weeks.
Parties and witnesses upon the State Docket not
ouired to attend Teste, JAS. A. WRIGHT, c. 8. G.
Herald copy daily and weekly, and Commercial triweek
ly till court.
Nov 17-62&l2-tc.
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MARRIED..

In Charlotte, N. c., the Oath nst Mr.. VIM J. YATEs
Editor of the g Western Democrat" to Miss SAILlE
daughter of Alex. Springs, Esq, deceased.
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Wilmington, N. G., October 26th, 1857


-
al that portion Of the line Of the Wilmington Charlotte and
Rutherford Rail Road remaining unet between the Cape
Fear river at Walkers ferry in Brunswick county and the
town of LumbertOn in Robson cOunty-cOmprsng 81
tOns with aggregate of 900 cubic yards of
ton and embankment-and to that end they invite propo
sails for the graduation of the whole portion thereof
until the 9th day of December next Proposals to state
ditions of payment-what portion will be received in cash
what portion in the bonds of the town of Wilmington and
what portion, if any, in Stock of the Company.
They also invite proposals, until the day, for the
timber required for the Tese work the Brown Marsh
Swamp in Bladen county, and the Big Swamp in Robson
county.
There will be required at Brown Marsh % 900 neal feet
of piles II inches square, and in length not less than feet
5000 neal feet of capsi II inches square and 10 feet
long and 200 neal feet of string pieces, IL by IA inches
and in lengths Of 20, so or 40 feet.
At Big Swamp there will be required $4,000 nea feet of
piles; 5000 nea feet of capss and $1,000 nea feet of
string pieces, of the dimensions for Brown Marsh
The whole be of good sound heart pine timber free from
defects, and to be got from green trees.
Proposals for timber to be for the whole any portions
thereof And in the of proposals for graduation
will state conditions of payment and will also specify the
side of the swamp the timber will be delivered upon
PrOfes and specifications will be found at the Office in
Wilmington, where all persons DESTROYS of bidding
ferrcd for further information
Proposals will be addressed to the Chief Engineer at Will
mington and will be endorsed the back Proposals.
II. W. GUION
Pres w. c. & r. r. L.
JOHN C. MCRAE
Nov. TO- [56-2taw-1lt9dl Chief Engineer.
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LANDS FOR SALE

- THE SUBSCRIBER being desirou. of cbancipo his
business offers for sale all his LANDS lying in Duplin
a. 1 county on Muddy Creek and Stafford Swamp. Also
the where he now resides and the adjoining
tracts cont ping about FOUR THOUSAND ACRES 500 or
considerable quantity Turpentiae can also be made on
Ine balance of these lands There good GRST MILL
SIX miles of Chincapin Landing.
ASo one other tract lying the Back Swamp contain
t teen or fourteen hundred of Turpenne land
ee sSs OF Boxes already cut-balance trees
anu "lthn about eight nine miles of Chincapn Landing
also one other tract lying Chincapin Road containing
TWO hundred and sixty acres.
an the above property will be sold low cash. or good
tho FOR further particulars apply to the subscriber
Duplm county, N. c., Dec L. 1857 i4-3m
SELECT SCHOOL.
W. j. BINGHAM d SONS
Oaks, Orange, NC.
Spring Session begins January 18TH
December L. 1857. 4M,
SELECT CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
IINHE NEXT SESSION OF THE OXFORD GRAMMAR
School will on the second monday in January
J.H. HORNER, Principal
Oxford N. G.. Dec Sd, -75,3w-l4.6t
PUBLIC NOTICE
RESPECTFULLY CALLED TO THE FACT THAT |
shall manufacture HARNEs AND SApDs S Which 5a for
beauty OF workmanship and durability of material
be eXceed Old Harness. Saddles Trunks repaired at
JAMES WILSON,
No ) Market Street near the Wharf.
ments, &c. mp
Dec. Sd, 1857 75-Iw-14-3m
THEY HAVE COME!
NALL AND LEAVE YOUR MEASURES. BY EXPRESS
~ to-day twenty patterns of side stripe and plain and
fancy Casslmeres. Also COuhngs styles, at
Dec Sd IS Market Street
= 600 BUSHELS ALUM SALT in store and for sale
csOOO in lots to suit purchasers, by
VIM. L. PITTS & CO., Auctionecrs.
Nov. "a No. 20 Market street
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"a II N


nR. VIM. W. LANE, OFFICE CORNER OF MARKET,
~ and Second Streets, opposite Carolina Hotel.
Nov 5th, 1857 52&lOtf
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Gen VIM. S. Haskell who was placed in the Ken
lucky Insane Asylum, some weeks ago has recovered,
and announced to lecture, Friday evening, at
Lexington Kentucky.