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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3, 1885,
The stock board did not meet to-day.
NKw ORLEANS, July 2, 1858.
Cotton quiet, sales to DAY SEQ bales 81 III l2c for
midarg. S.ies oi the week, 500 bales. Receipts Of
the $500 bales. Receipts at this port ahead OF
last year 1o3 SEQ bales Diao at all Southern ports
ll5 900. Stock a, TINS port lol $50 bales. There has
been advance OF fully quarter cent per pound
the week. Frcisb,s-Cotrou 10 Liverpool frmcr. Ster
Ing exchssse l05 Q l0sL. Sugar and mossses
stcn6y. Flour deciiuec superiue settling for - Is
Inola bAgginx quoted al 1915 Lard very Gull, and
barrel declined 20 ioxc. loHc. Coffee steady: stock
rs 500 bags
BArHnoRx, July 8, 1885,
Flour steady. Wheat steady and unchanged; receipts
light Corpsales Brixed NJ roc T3c.; white 74c. 75c
onc yellow 81 Tec. TIC whsxey hrmer sales ct &c.
% &c. Provisions dull
PHILADELPHIA, Jdy 8, 1885,
Flour que, Wheat dun Rye advanced TO T4c Corn
scarce. whissey unsettled sales ~ 23c 23kc.
BurYALo, July 81 p. NJ
Flour duh whsst-Large receipts tnis morning. mar
kes steady: ssics 900 Bushels Chicago sprug Gac
600 bushels red Indiana $780, 900 bushels white Ca
psa 9sHc Corn quiet sales 900 bushels sound at 6oc
Gala steacy st acc whskey quiet Freigh arm a LOG
wheat TO New York.
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where they welcomed with sal ssr and public m,
nlfessaiioas
Tho from tina city OF Mexico escourag.ng ths
liberal party.
General vdsurri, in address to the capitalists OF
Monterrey, he has aud ammunition, valued at
100000, in Brownsville, and asks loan for six months
&c pay for ;rsm.
An express from Monterey states that General zaazus
was progressing finely
There rumors that tho Zuloaga faction had made
oveftuIes for peace.
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SENATORIAL REMfNIscxScvs The Ptisburg Rsputch has
sccden,y fallen upon forgotten incident which establish
es General Csmeron "pluck aud shows that be
be insusd with impunity The sdtorfsys Senator Gam
eron, OF State will be rccolected, bad difficulty
with Bully Green OF Mo during the late session OF
Rrets which terminated by remark OF the former,
thai he cosd "tske OF himself" We had recol-
lection Of any former display OF this quality The part
the raunt renny but while casually turning
the es Of paper Of March ls49, found tue fol-
lowing Incidents among the closing Of the Congress
OF 1sts-'4q:-
Roth houses % Congress adjourned Sunday morning
ssgtu O'Clock. sfer protrsced and stormy session
Perdnr the eebs.e the oeucrsl bill
tor rooe OF Misssp shook his s In senator
face the rennayivAnia Hoored the
Senator Mississippi
In The HoGss, Mr. fhopPsoa, Of Nsdsppt sad ", rek.
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The Chamber or Commerce met ~ the new rooms cor
ofCedsr and william streets, Thursday .. P. M
P. PERT W the Chair.
REcErTIoN DOCUMENTS.
The Chairman announced that documents had been re-
ceved from various public bodies among others from the
Phadel phia Bosrd of rrsdc the OF tho lat
ter, and one from the Light House Board ordered on
nle.
Mr. Denim Duer wss elected q member Of the Arbitra-
ton COMMITTEE for the ensuing quarter.
resolution was offered appointing an executive CON.
mee OF ten 10 look after the and 10 attend 10
the general interests Of the Chamber This laid
under the rules until tho next meeting
tie CHAIRMAN urged upon the metobers tie necessity OF
enng lively interest IN the dolpgs OF the
ChaGber He proposed that the members meet Ia tho
every day between the hours Of twelve and
O'Clock 10 talk such matters OF interest 70
merchants, thus making II q sort OF exchange.
There response TO this suggestion OF the Chair
man, the Chamber adjourned without having acted
upon h. There . thin attendance, and no business
OF public interest irarspired.
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Burning or the Steamer Gslona and Loss or
Llfe.

CHIcAGuj jury . 1870
ION the moving Of the first inst the steamer Galeua
took ire ct the landing at Red Wing, Minnesota The
origin II The Ore ID unknown. Tho flames spread with
such rapdy the boat snveloped in flames.
About seventy ave passengers were on board, sixty
eight Of whom saved The following arc known 70
be lost:-John Tyson, Holly Porter, Nancy Porter,
Charles Porter, and Lydia Porter, Of Michigan The
hooks and papers all lost The boat valued 1t
cfty thousand dollars. No insurance.
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Married.

HNcHMAN--SorIRKs-I Middletown, New Jersey on
Wednesday, June 80, II. NJ HsCMAr to Misc JosIPmISs
SQURBs. daughter OF Horatio Squires.
san Francsc, California; Washington papers please
. copy.
ONnL- FnzrARcK.-On Saturday. July 8, in 81. Fran
cis XRvier'g church by the Rev. u De Lypes. JAMES
ONkI Of this city, 10 ELIZA r., daughter OF r. Ffz-
patrick, Eq, OF Washington, Ga.
Georgia papers please copy.
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TEL EG B A z HIC.

AIBANY, July 3, 1858.
At meeting Of the trustees OF he Dudley Observatory
held day, the entire Scientific Council have been dis
missed. Professor o. NJ. Mitchell, Of Cincinnati, is up
Tcnted director and the President of the Board OF rus
bias been authorized TO take legal possession OF the
properly.
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Naval Inssl,ssenee.

The United States brig Dolphin Lieutenant Commander
j. N. hailt, on cruise was spoken the Oath ut In
Latitude Is 90, ard longitude 10 AZ
United States steamer Fulton, Commsnder Amy was 1t
4sxua 10 Grsrde on the 18th ult
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Shocking Fracas IN Mobile.

MOBILE, July q 1868.
This afternoon fracss occurred between Mr.. a. War.
Gold and 1Meesrs John and David Reid brothers, Of
the firm OF J Rsd Go. Both the Reids stabbed,
che nrst namsd being dangerously wounded waraeld
arrested aod committed TO prison. bail being refused
present The collision grew out Of fsud OF years.
ats
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ST LOUIS, July 8, 1865
Two hundred and seventy five troops Of the Second in
TAntry, under command Of Leutenants Hendersho Con-
and Farrard, from Newport Barracks arrived yes
terday. They transferred to the United States
steamer MINK, and immediately proceeded TO Fort
Randall
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TIN Recent Fire In Charleston, 8. G.

TIN Recent Fire I'm Charleston, 8. G.
ro TaS EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
You will please correct your elegrAphc despatch from
Charleston Published In the HnRALp Of this morning.
porting the ftore and stock Of goods belonging 10 Hayne
Il Yates have been consumed the night Of July Isl
without insurance. Both building and goods fully
covered By insurance. HAYNE YATES
July 8. 1853
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Large ADortment q Straw Hats, In
every variety and STYLE WHITES tho halter las Fulol
sfreet
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Cristadcro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
Pest IN the world Wholesale and RETAIL and tbs dye privately
applied No. Astor House.
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8arry>1 TrlcopheROsAS o. tns H~Sc and
cheapest article for dressing beauyinx cleansnE curling
preserving and rsst0sns tbo hAS Ladiss ry T. Bold By
" eruxgsA
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A PERMANENT CURE FOR PILES. PILES piles
"A pless-Tbe proprietor OF Dr. wIrHER's suppository
VIII guarantee 10 cure OF external internal piles
The following eentemsn cured Of piles usnQ Dr
winners pile suppostory:-Charles Howell ESQ, New
ark operated upon Cor piles but done good ard
unable TO leave the house for mouths Mr. Mchsei DO
No 2s5 south stree afflicted with piles for fifteen
snd YES In dep oreble condition. Gan and hem
for and hnsdreds Of other gen'emen whose names
and Addresses will give Depot lts Bowery New York.
The medicine can be sent 70 part OF the country.
A MEXICAN PYRoTECHNIsrs HAVE MADE WON
derful progHss In the art Of manufacturing areworts
within the last few Without ooubs the work made In
tbs country far exceeds that OF sny other for elesascs Of de-
brency OF coor dispays prepared for the
celebration Of great national holiday vii fully attest
Az the had Of the lat for real bfsncy Of cnor rood
sound elegant workmanship, stands Mr. J. W. HADrrfI,D
Of East WILLIAMSBURG Hts toods have not been offered
for prblc exhibition city often those OF Messrs
EDGE he not being wiling @ .crhee his altogether
for he privilege Of doing But with individuals
to enjoy the celebration firing good vorhs there his stand
pe.emirent Nr: sives conssny employment 70 from
ing himself with the ufacture of hne works orv and eu
poyng other manufacturers furnish him with small and
unimpor;snt works
Ar JoFns, 10 ANN srRKRr, q 20 FOR FANCY sHow
"A and sAss ed vav " fos ars qualify f pxsp, leasss
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Defiance Salamander Ssfes-Wlth patent
powder proof locks and Also and burglar
proof psrior sAtes Depot l92 Pearl street
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HoIlovsy's Pills Operating through the
bile and the hoodhese great sesrchers Of the dis
charge from the poison of diseaae Til. facility
with which they dyspepsia and diArrhHa wonderful
sold ut so Maiden lSne N Y.
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Newspaper Sale NJ Pitssourg.

Newspaper Sale Pit1sourg.
PT1sIyRc, July 8, 1858.
The Daily Union newspaper o,raiic has been sold
70 J. r. Kennedy, hereafter vii be independent
aat-tsx morning penny paper called the True Press The
8oa the only daily democratic paper published in
Western Pcnnsy lvans.
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Flre In New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, July 8, 1858.
fire occurred ct ten O'Clock this forenoon a the corner
OF Hercules and Csope streets by which six dwellings
were destroyed. The loss Ia estimated ct $4,000
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The Schooner Adraanua Ashore.

The Schooner Adr1anna Ashore.
Boston, July 8, 1858.
The schooner AdrAuna Capt Litsleohn from Baltimore
Tor sse viii cargo Of coal, ashore Chatham Bar
at three O'CLOCK this morning. She has thrown overheard
Fart IF hs- cargo and will probably get Off high water
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Death 1f Mrs. TAurlcw Weed.
ALBANY, July 8, 1858.
Mrs.. Thurew Weed died ir this city to-day at twelve
O'Clock, after long and severe illness.
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Photographs or the Town or Stamford,
Conn b udsoo aud Troy aud l0O9 scvnes
city and country, for sale by HOLMEA 2s9 broadway.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupses.-
The best IN che world SURPRISING all made Sold and applied
At the mandatory, 2s5 Broadway
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Elastic stacssirgs, Radical Cure Trusses,
chou braces and supporer for de
formiiy. DR.. II. L. PAkSUN'S ONCE, No. Ann street.
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Radical Cure Truss Omoe.-D1avsb & Co,
No. vescy street Aston House. Trussss supporter
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Departure Or the Nova scotian.

MONTREAL, July 8, 1858.
The steamer Novu Scotian sailed Quebec al half
past ten A. H. today, for Liverpool with LAT cabin pas
sepgers, aud 574 troops Among her passengers Sir
Vim. Eyre, Commander Of the Forces In British North
America.
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lin Of Tsncis had rruccxre; Meade Of vr gsas
snd 0tddibss. Of ohio. bad . similar dheai,y.
No 1t will be that Mr.. Cameron, In 1912, knockeS
dswp noted duelli- then csie1 "Haugmau Foote" on
sceruLt his smabo ~ish that he hang fun
hvnR Senae,r Hale on some Mssissiop oak amt Foote,
sppears, made sser demozstrat In 1858 Gene
raj Cameron turrr up again. in dioaty w,n another
bully Shareholder ron Missouri and settles him by
quiet veDsrk tbas ne always "esrries his bs,s about
him" We Ike Senator considerably sud Bennett
or the F1w YoRx HrsALD may make bin President ne
can. Hc'is general and \ pucky fighting mso, aud
WY bin on The military glory PLATFORM -Hdr
'isIrrg (rS } Telegraph June "a.
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EAnts Co Suit she II. At
AT prices 70 s,nt tina tImes
Largest stock of srsws. cassmsres ara scft hats
In rsw York, a. 0ScIN g, IA Broadway
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ID. G, Peacock, Importer OF D4~nnonhs For
sale the package SINGLE stone mounted <6 Broad way
M osaira.
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Guard ACaHnst Sum 5arulxss-
lmmspse VARIETY Of era ssxite straw hats.
A. onse ventilAtors sad beAuuherr,
At6ENiN'b, 2i4 exosd*sy,
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The BsstUn Stsa ave Hat
Admitsfke air hut exrfu6es u e sun
it's the most becsoing straw hssos the cssscn-
UkEIk. 4iDroAA wAy.
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lilly PAPER, CHEMICAL WHALE OIL SOAP INauQG
Il powder lsadsons, ssbsstos cadmium ltok 81 btsauA
aluminium, OIL cognac oils and pineapple
eossse gr for sale w DR. L FEUCffT "a H6iR
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ENONaUMPHON.

rerscns who vefound no beneas from hstrexime.e
they under respectfully on ELI
W. vONDEASMIrH, d who hAs been very succsssfui n
curing hand persoos this city Aer being
irourAb,~ 70 die From DIR e1pesenoa
and otserya'soa in the resmeu. of sorsumvoa. gens
rally detect immAdtafey examnA whether csn
be be speaks accordingly re makes
Srue To- treat lenger days n te caun0s
check he fatal progress tka
lend the anasrer 70 any frhe. Ths qu.ts ds
sh,uld the patient exs II IL not necensry FOR
patients residing In the country dstAne cities
hs teamsnt Al that rssn sts c~rsfal descrpssr. Of
sell or his physician Once only for the
Of consumption, l6S Bowery. Send for boob uonsp-
-
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nR. ZAUHARIE'R FOOT wAsH-FOR RrFRKgHIUO.
- hardening prevents excessive persprAou, and upag
dehs htfol odor " The feet For sale By DIR. zACHAkI
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Correspondents BETWEEN MRS. DUDLEY AND THE
SCIENTIFIC COUNCIL.
ALBANY June ., 1853
To Professors HrSRy BArw PrwcE and GOULD, Scientific
Council OF the Dudley Observatory
GENTIEMEr-I need not inform You vth what anxious
interest have watched your management OF the sen-
tc affairs o. the Dudley Observatory, and the gadcs
ton with wht have seen lie development under your
skul care, in spite OF the endorsements with which
am we'll aware you have been impeded.
IA stated IN my letter at the time OF the Inauguration OF
the Observatory, my donation toward the requisite
dowment made upon the guarantee furnished by
your names and regulations; and "a has cccasioned me
deep regret 10 learn at your efforts obsructed and
your plans thwarted by individuals holding ON 10 In the
Board OF rruseee II IL hope that the present officers
that Board may see the proprey Of ressning under
these leaving their plsoes 20 be- filled
by the votes Of thoee trustees who mot upon the pre-.
sent Executive Committee
Thanking you for your unselsh devotion 10 the ereas
enterprise which all have much N heart remain
your obedieni servant BLANDiNA DUDLEY.
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BIRTHS. MARRIAGES AND DKATHA

Birth.
DHMAs On Friday, July q the lady OF Col CsAlIEs L.
DhsMAN late Uped States Consul at Acapulco Mexico OF
\
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NARTRrDGS -AMNRUAN PATENT FOB SALE o.
~ ~ patent waterproof cartridge and safety fus6
train For csyeulars reports iniora
ton apply nj 134 Merver street, 9CMEZ d NILLR,
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C!HEAP CLAREr-JUsT RECEIVED. sec CAsEs PIE
e. Il. MEADyM Is Wal sres<
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Ar yoEng. 10 ANN srREsr. q 20 ron FANCY SHOW
~ and sssrN ed ves " ios Ara auAuI d pSsss lsasss
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To MRs BrAsDSA DuprM:--
DEAn MApAM-ws received your letter Of the 18th
inst Al the time Of your noble gun the trustees o. the
Dudley Observatory probably impressed you with san
euipe hopes inspired BY the assurances OF the distn
euished gentlemen who composed our Scientific CouocL
We hatered ourseyes with harmonious action and aus
pcious results. Buta bitter experience, 10 which you
stranger, forbios all hope OF continuing 70 oct
with all the gentlemen Who compose our Scientific Ooun-
Gil. We vcneraic, dear madam, Jour age; We admire
your liberality We rejoice that your honorcd name 10
identified with Institution which destined trust,
to bed ustre not only upon IL name, bus on our country
and the world.
And we doubt not that could we condeecend 70 inrude
upon the sancty Of your retirement In the unworthy
ceAvor OF enllsiing your feelings and distressing your
mind BY confics IN which alone should be engaged,
we could spread before the facts which would
Of The propre Of our course and secure for
u your cordial appreciation.
The action taken by has been the result OF painful
necessity, and no reason for regrettnG or re-
tracing H.
We have endcav,rcd honestly and 10 the best OF
ability perform the duties imposed upon az ~ members
Of the Board OF Trustees and cannot relpqush the
trus, com mted without danger 70 the Observatory
and osnonor 70 ourselves.
Fully aware OF toe influences which induced you 10
ake the above referred TO, and believing
that IN the future will sanction the course We have
pursued, and which know 10 have been necessary,
We remain with respect and sincere regard truly yours,
A.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-08
SALEM MAGAZINE,

S TO BE THE TITLE OF A LITERARY PERIODICAL,
to be Published Monthly, in the Town of Salem n c. by
ANDREW J. STEDMAN, Member of the North Carolina
Bar.
In offering to the Public my Magazine, claim the
Editorial chair superiority that department of other
like Periodicals but do claim for the talent Of North Caro-
na and the South generally that will be brought to sup
port Southern patronage. And also southern and
the Editor of Southern Magzne claim at the hands of the
Southern country and especially of North Carolina that aid
support that will here at home, establish, upon firm basis
fountain of Literature and exclusively Home Literary
Magazine.
Many are the Magazines now published i'll the Northern
States flooding the whole Southern country There
is not visited by Harper Graham Peterson.
Godey - while here, in North Carolina and the South,
where genius unsurpassed and unequaled regns the literary
port of Northern Magazines while Southern enterprise taste
in humble submission to such suicidal policy
of Southern contributors.
WHY | ask cannot wE-North Carolina the South-send
greeting Southern cline Magazine, acceptable for
qualities that adorn the of the most chase
elegant and Periodical? 1t is that the South has her
pared the publications of the nOrth which every mail
brings to home filled with the result of hired labor and
teeming with objectionable sedtion.
Then appeal North Carolina and other Southern States
to aid me my enterprise, and in promoting literary
taste amongst those upon whom as Southern man have
claims. 49, -
admitted pages but such articles will meet the
provaI of the most fastidous. 1t shall be
| ILLUSTRATED WITH ENGRAVINGS AND PLATES
of the elegant texture, equang in beauty and style
any executed at the North. - -
NV price of SUBSCRIPTION is THREE DOLLARS per year.
which is required to be paid ADVANCE the expense to
be incurred in estabhing such publication Will not admit
a- The first Number ciu be issued LIST January 1858.
A. j. STEDMAN,
Editor and Proprietor.
n NV Address until the lst November will be Pitts
borough n C-After that time will be Salem, N. c.
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DECEMBER q, 1857.

IMPERT1NENcE PUN1sHED.-A French paper gives an
account of curious incident that occurred at charity
fair in Paris young lady, celebrated for her beauty
and her wit presided at one of the tables Among the
hrong which pressed around the fair vender of elegant
fancy articles young gentleman of much assurance
who gazed upon the lady with offensive freedom, and a
tected to admire the various articles exposed for sae but
who bought nothing.
What will you please to buy, r?" asked the lady,
with smile Of peculiar meaning.
oh replied the exquisite, with langushing look
what most wish to purchase is unhappily, not for
sale.'
Perhaps it is,' said the lady.
"Oh, no-I dare not declare my wishes
Nevertheless" said the fair one, let know what
you wish to buy
"Well then since you insist upon it, should like to
have ringlet of your glossy hair"
The lady manifested embarrassment at the bold
quest but with pair Of scissors Immediately clipped off
of her beautiful locks and handed it to the stonish
cd youth, remarking that the price ve hundred
francs.
Her bold admirer was thunderstruck at this demand,
but dared not demur, by this time group had coec-
ted and listening to the conversation He took the
rnget, paid the five hundred francs, and with an
air of modification and sadness left the hall.
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General Notices.
FURNITUREi!!

FURNITURE!!!
TKNHE subscriber would respectfully -
i nounce to the citizens of Wilmington Is
and the public generally, that he has just tSS97zASS
selected in person. the manufactures and will receive
during this 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 for cash at manufacturers lOWes
cash prices he offer inducements to purchasers
The following among the articles to be found in his
store, viz:
Parlor Sets, complete in Mahogany and Walnut
Brocatelle and hair-cloth covering
Sofas and Tete Tetes great variety from $3 to $5O
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 $23 each;
Cane seat Rocking and Nurse Chairs
Sideboards and Secretaries;
beautiful lot of Chamber Furniture, sets complete;
Bureaus, great variety, from 81 to $50;
Wardrobes, Washsands, Marble top, &C.;
Bedsteads, Bedsteads Bedsteads;
Towel and light Stands
Extension and other dining Tables
Work Tables Toilet Tables, Teapoys, &C..
Also, lot of superior Piano Fores Music Stands Stools
&c.
Intending to sell goods low, his cash. large
bills good negotiable paper 80 days. with interest added
JOHN D. LOVE,
No. 10 Front street, Wilmington, n. c.
August 10, 1857 286-12-50-tf