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DIED.

On board Schr Anna E. Glover al Havana on the Dist
jme, ROBERT BEIDEN, of this town, aged about 10
In Rowan county, on the 9th inst, Mr. JOHN RANKIN,
aged II years, months and s days.
In Dupin county, on the 23d inst, MADAIINE, daughter
Of VIM and Eliza NJ. Usher aged 6 months and 20 days.
At his residence Onslow County on the 2Oh June Mr.
SAMUEL f. SILVER. leaving widow and two children to
In the city of Raleigh at the residence of W. W. Holden
on Thursday evening the oath instant after protracted
illness, Mrs. MARY E. HARRISON, relct of Mr.. Robert
Harrison, aged G3syears.
the 54h year of his age native of Marseies, France,
but for the last "a years citizen of the United States.
Montgomery county, and in the vicinity of Harrsvie,
"h sunday, the 10th inst Mr.. WILLIAM DENNIS, aged
ten HENRY H. WATERS, in the 47th year of his age
IN Washington, Arkansas, on May 3D. Mrs. JANE NJ
mitchell, in the 18th year of her age.
IN this town, on the 10Th inst, Mrs: HARRIET BEIDEN
cct of L. S. Beden Esq, decd, of Fayetteville, N. c.
ana daughter of John Ling ESQ., Decd Of Charleston s. c.
From the Raleigh Standard.
IN New Hanover county, N. c., June 18th, 1885, of lin
Terng pulmonary disease, THOMAS H. WILLIAMS, Esq,
AGED about 50 years.
The ndscriminated praise of newspaper obituaries
pgnant to his nature much that he left emphat
request that lengthy fusome euogy should be writ.
inns Injunction the truth may be recorded that in his DEATH
New Hanover has lost of her abest and the
1T large one of her most useful citizens.
lie educated, high-toned gentleman, of much de-
>Ion and independence of CHARACTER and animated by
neral and comprehensive public spirit He graduated with
distinction at Wake Forest College in the year l843. His
aents soon made HIM favOrably known. He nomina
d by the Democratic party to which he belonged,
ddate Tor the Legislature, and rumphanty elected two
ceessve sessions to seat in the House of Commons from
Jew Hanover His abilities services and speaking talents
laced him among the most useful and prominent members
" that body At early period, when the cause of Inter-
VI" imroyement unpopular in North Carolina he took
"od and effective stand in its behalf While his sympathes
a. legstor not sectional, but cO-extensye with
ne whole State and while his heart was large enough
70 warmly embrace all her interests his exetons were es
LEGALLY beneficial to his native section The growth
@ prosperity actual and prospective of Wilmington,
IN no small degree to his jealous labOrs in support
those wise of Internal Improvement which have
a fr the chief town of the State None will more free
aunt TINS than the most prominent citizens of all parties
now residents of Wilmington After leaving the legislature
a Tor number of years to private fe the demands
interest He was however not idle in his efforts for the
nn S good de wrote able series of articles on Com
'A SCHOOLS which were published over the State They
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ROsIN-m this article have but little to report re-
CARDS transactions tue small number of vessels port
derng difficult to ship buyers generally to keep
ut of market. For Pale there is but light deman, and
the market rules quiet at considerably lower rates The
sales have been confined few small parcels during the
week from 81 s. IS u bbl We quote at So to IS
exremes-the latter price for an extra article No. is
generally held above the views of buyers and in small
sales at prices ranging from 81 Is to 50 so q
bbl as in quality In No. hear of sales in the
absence of which cannot give correct quotation 8
nominal 81 20 81 So For common there is some en-
oury existing but the material difference in the views Of
BUYERS sellers has tended to prevent operations On
Thursday last of 900 bbs went at 81 Is D $40 1s;
and Wednesday, 600 do at 81 l2t fer large bbs
TAR-We have change to report in this article. The
recepts continue unusually small and we note moderate
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY lsT, 1858.

Business Of all kinds continues to rule exceedingly dull
and the arrivals of country produce during the week just
ended have been unusually small For weeks the de-
mand for Crude Turpenne has been confined to dsters
and since last prices have receded shade-market
closing quiet For Spirits Turpenne the from other
markets proved decidedly unfavorabe, and prices
cents quoted in last sellers, however,
appear firm in holding for higher figure Resins have ruled
very dull and owing to the scarcity of shipping scarcely
anything been done the way Of sales; the finer grades
have materially declined Tar continues to arrive very
slowly AID meets with ready sale at former quotation
Flour also been brought in sparngly and with moder
demand extng prices are % cents higher For Grain
the market rules about the as noted in last No
receipts and consequently sales have taken pace See
table for quotations The Provision market we'll supplied
and for weeks past has ruled inactive The arrivals of
Timber have been quite small for tme but in the alb
Of the demand for mill purposes the market rules
decidedly dull sales hard to effect unless at materially
lower rates Our review of the weeks transactions viii be
found meagre:
TuRPENTINE-Durng the early part of the week prices
were unsettled and up Monday shows decline Of cents
virgin 20 yellow Dip and l25 cents hard.
Since then however the market has ruled steady and all
received has been taken by dsters at quotations in table
below The arrivals have been light footing up only 1882
HE for tho fol
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past been about 5000 bb has DEFINED last
ROsnfs firm st i 10 with an upward ya tendency.
Tar-sales at 81 40 for 80 gallons receipts light.
Spirits Turpentme-No sales to report 4Oc q GAL is fair
quotation.
NORFOLK June 6,;noBaeon-Hog round II 12-Mid-
dngs ie3 Hams enfso IL 49, SOrn Mss "A mixed 70 IL
i3c. Flour-Superfne $54 Extra $50 Family s6I SEX
SOC 70 81 Naval ~ Ss
a 81 IS; Rosin 81 20 81 Is.
TAwBORO,, June Turpentine-Dp, 81 S5 to.$2 DO;
s. IS to s. per Dbl Cotton lOc. Bacon T. to BE
Lard IL to II.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-The sales of Friday
10000 bales, including 5000 speculation and for
export market closing steady and firm and with an mprov
Liverpool Breods4ts Market.-Messrs. Richardson,
Spence Co.'S circular issued just previous to the depar
tre Of the Arabia reports weather for crops
close Of the week became more settled Flour closed dull
rs and M sSsS a
4d Wheat very dull but the market has stood nominay
aoo as AnED essF sand h
Co.. James McHenry Co. and others report Pork quiet
by auction decrease of Is quotations. being sos
Talow in but little request and prices weak butchers is
reported at 5Ss
London Money Marke-Messrs Barring Brothers quote
rather active demand for Consos easier
lion in the Bank of England had decreased sGl 400 Bar
silver was quoted at 5s l3d dollars, 5s Otd eagles nom
London, June l9.-'oon-Consols at 95i for
| the account.
american SecuUitieS-Messrs. Barring Brothers report
American stocks very dull and quotations nominal Messs
Bell Co. reported the business in stocks limited at pre-
vious rates United States 6s ls67s 1o4 los Maryland
SIS, bonds 80 "a Ohio 6's, 1885, 81 SO Pennsylvania
SIS II IS do. bonds of 1877 81 SO Tennessee 6s,
bonds 50 81 Virginia 6s 1888, 81 Sc Illinois Central
Railroad l6 IA discount do rs 1861 Freeand, n 70
do 6s and rs, so 81 New York Central rs, 81 50 do
do shares 76 Erie Railroad rs, first mortgage, IS
ST d. third mortgage 50 Il do do. shares Is 20
Penn'a Us, LIST mortgage, SO a 81.
Liverpool Produce Mdrket-The Brokers' and other cir
cuars report ashes quiet at 37s for both pearls and pots at
retail. Sugar steady Coffee quiet. Lnseed oil quiet at
! 32s Cd a 33s.
London Marke-Iron dull f6 for both rails and bars
Scotch pig steady at SO 53s 3D. Lnseed cakes slow of
SALE but prices unaered Boston in bags, 60 15s New
York in barrels, 99 lis I'D.
HaUre Md,ket-For the week ending June Is, inclusive,
cotton market has been dull prices tend dOwnwards
New Orleans tres ornare quoted at l05f Sales of the
| week AZ, 900 bales. Stock 152, 900 bales.
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did much to awaken interest in free schools He was
twice candidate for the lucrative Office of Sheriff of his
COMPARTMENTS that would have graced almost any ce in
the gift OF the people, he would condescend to those
little tckeres and articles of the demag which nova
days to be necessary passports to the pub
lie walks of life. And yet there friend
the people than he was.
Ia 1854 at the earnest solicitation of the leading
both parties he again consented to become candidate for
He served with still higher distinction than before taking
prominent part in all the leading measures and discussions
of that session. His statesmanke speech Banks
Banking added his reputation and was effective
in the of his important Bank bill before the Legsa
ture 1t is doubtful whether our Common Schools, Bank
ing system and Internal Improvement can point to
efficient friend in North Carolina than Thomas H. Williams
has been The unwrtten history of these public
will add new brightness to the lustre of his name.
His mind was of analytical cast He examined ques-
Gons by the light of his enlightened reason and ex-
celent Judgment He thought and acted for himself and
candidly spoke out his views at all times Such course
makes man, as it did him, enemies well friends bat
he died at peace with ALL as he expressed himself.
In his domestic relations, he the aectionate relative
the devoted husband the fond parent and the good
To his friends viii be consoing to know that
before his death he made full and confession
the religion of Jesus Christ He met death with the com
posure and rmness OF true Christian resignation He sought
and proessed to have obtained the pardoning influence
Saviour love and died in the triumphant hope of bliss
full immortality.
His funeral largely attended his special request
his funeral sermon preached by his faithful College
friend, Rev. j. l.. Prchard, from Heb. Z % 1t was
mastery discourse. The effect affecting powerful
The eyes of those unused to weep streamed with tears
The prayers of friends invoked for his interesting fam
ily consisting of bereaved widow and six promising chill
dren.
On the night of the 23d inst. Mr.. w. T. BALLENTINE
aged 80 years.
Mr. Ballentne lad been complaining for several days but
continued to pursue his daily aVocaOn The deceased
Of our Town Guard, and duty the time his
DEATH and expressed himself to his colleague feeling bet
ter that morning than he had for time previous About
o'clock. A. M he took seat to rest and suddenly
pred His disease of the heart. Mr. Baentne
SOBER Industrious and honest and aectionate hus
band and father. He leaves wife and two small children
with large circle of friends to his deplorabe loss
trouble. He groweth up flower and is down. He
feeth a shadow and continueth not. B.
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RARE CHANCE FOR BOOK BUyEI
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. clarke, NJ. d.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Qteen
This invaluable medicine unfalng in the of all those
painful and dangerous diseases to which the female const-
rn is subject 1t moderates all excess and removes all
restrictions, and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
peculiarly suited will, in a short time, bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These Pills should not be taken by females during the first
months of Pregnancy, they ere to bring
Miscarriage, but at any other time they safe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exeron Palptation OF
The Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will effect
when all other means have failed and although pow
cru remedy, do not contain iron calome anthony,
anything hurtfu to the constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Al gent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
OLate |. G.. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester, N. Y.
N B.-$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au
thOrzed Agent, will insure BOTTLE containing so Pills. b.
return mail.
90 sale by Druggists generally.
HAVHAND, STEVENSON & CO.. Charleston Whole
sale Agents
March 10th, 1853 l6l&29-ly
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLYN

Neoo Haa0rer County COor't-,Jufte Terml 1853.
Ann Maria Turner.
Widow of John A. p. Nelson,
w. P. Nelson, Joseph Craig re"'loh lot Do"er'
and wife Ruthy, Henry Craig
and wife Ally.
TNHIS CAUSE coming TO be heard upon the petition it
is ordered by the Court that copy the petition with
subpoena, be served upon Joseph Craig and wife Ruhy,
relrnable to The next term of this Court and further
pearng the satisfaction of the Court that W. P Nelson
and Henry Craig and wife Ally residents is there
fore ordered by the Court that publication he made in the
Wilmington Journal for six weeks notifying said defendants
to appear the next term Of said Court to be held for the
County aforesaid at the Court Honse in the town of Will
mington the second Monday of September next then
and there to plead, demur judgment will be
taken pro COnfessO to them.
Test, SAML R. BUNTING, Clerk.
Jnly ID. 1858 446tf
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THE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE Co Va.

THE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE CO.. VA.
- IHESE CELEBRATED MINERAL SPRINGS are
no" open Tor the reception of visitors 1t is now well
known mat no medicinal agents that have been tried
nave had SHcn signal success the waters of the RED SUI
PdOh orfNGS IN the speedy of cases of Pull
monary consumption, Bronchial Affections Chronic Dar-
rhea dyspepsia, and Diseases of the Brain. Invads by
coming carry would secure better and better atte-
month of August ~
road at Newben Depot They viii then have but 81 miles
of staging good road " ~ 'l'e'
Inc sanitary effect of these unrvaed waters can be am
GEN. JAMES OWEN, M. LONDON. ESQ.,, Dr. W. H. BEATTY.
Wilmington N c.,
c T. S. CAMPBELL & co.
Red Sulphur Springs, April 10, l858.-lS8&34
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VALUABLE ROCKY POINT LAND FOR SAIE
- LOO ACRES OF LAND, LYING ON THE WEST -
is' miles Ie t ro branch of the Cape Fear River
or FERRY PLANTA T70N These lands. as al ~ otbor.
adjoining tnem are underaid with lime rock and the best
o. mar. mere are $50 to 500 cleared with good
DWehg ana outhouses Negro Houses Stables and Ram
the last Two new framed buildings and the brink Of the
river. Mlsnng to move I will sell on accommodating
Lane My overseer L. D. Cherry, win show the place
June %. Sai f. IL La ~ =, r.
daWooro southerner please copy and send bill to this
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sTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.


Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessons-ay Term, 1858.
Micheal Sellars
x Attachment on Land
1T appearing the satsact of the Court, that John
W. Thompson is not nr.bitant of this State 1t is,
therefore ordered that publication be made for six weeks
in the weekly Wilmington Journal for the defendant to ap-
pear at our Court Pleas Quarter Sessions held
for County of Columbus at the Court House in White
ve the second Monday of August next and repevy the
property attached judgment will be made final and alb
soue against him, and the land attached will be sold to
satisfy the plaintiffs debt and costs.
Court at office, the second Monday May, A. d. 1858.
" w. NJ. BALDWIN, c. c. c.
July I'd, 1858 lPr. adv So 62l Act
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MARRIED.,

In this town, July ls by Rev. j. L. Prchard. in Front
Baptist Church, at a O'clock A. NJ, Mr. WILLIAM
H. HARDtE, to Miss CATHARINE J. SHOLAR.
Also the same time and place, by the same Mr. JESSE
H. SHELLY, to Miss ELIZA A., daughter of Mr.. Joseph
smith
In St. Matthews Church. Hisboro at o'clock Wednes
day morning. 10th inst, by Rev Dr. Cmtis, THOMAS RUFF
FIN Jr., Esq, Miss MARY c. CAIN, daughter of the
late VIM. Cain.
In Trinity Church, Stanton, Va the 9th instant by the
Rev. C.. B. DANA of Alexandria, the Hon. SAMUEL j. PER
SON, of Wilmington, to Miss ELLEN TYLER, only daughter
Of the late Rev. Joseph D. Tyler Principal of the Institution
Iur the Deaf and Dumb at Stanton, Va.
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THE uELIXIR."

Prepared by Dr. James Williams for the of Dyspep-
M and nothing but Dyspepsia, Gas advertised in another
ann) has by its merits obtained for itself so high
reputation Philadelphia that Physicians, acquainted with
properties using it themselves and prescribing to
their patients convinced by observation of its great power
restoring the dsordered digestive organs to healthy unc
,un.
Numerous of Dyspepsia OF the most aggravated
Character which abandoned as ncurabe by OF
e Medical Faculty have, by the of this Elixir alone
restored perfect health attached certificates es
tty.
March 10th. 1854 l5GtaWly
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ICE ICE:! ICE!!!

ICE ICE ICE!!.
YTNHE WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE WILL BE OFEN FOR
delivery of ICE every day from sunrise to sunset, ex
cepting Sunday, when it will close at A. NJ No ICE de-
vered after time of closing, except in of sickness
ICE for the country carefully packed and forwarded d.
rected.
TERMS CASH, without any deviation.
ICE furnished to sick poor gratis when directed by a
Physician or Visiting Committee.
Orders must be addressed to WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE.
A. q. VANKOKKELEN, Agent.
April 18th, 1853 l85-em*
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B. F. GRADY.
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT

FENERAL CULLECITNH AtfENT,
WILMINGTON, n. c.,
w and the adjoining Counties
Prompt attention given to the collection and remittance OF
claims placed in his hands by Northern Merchants.
a9as Bo on I Notes. G bought d and od on
Business transactions strictly confidential when required
A Refers to the citizens generally of this town, and to
Messrs. A T. Bruce Co., and Measrs Furman, Davis
Co., Nea0 York.
Office up stairs the Store of Messrs Murray Pea
cock, North Water Street
Feb 18th, 1858 l39tf-25-u
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NOTICE.

% WAS COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF DUPLIN
* County about the 18th inst, negro man who says
~ his name is IA COB WARREN Said negro was ia
ken up and committed runaway slave but says that he
of color He says that he was hired to Isaac
p Lee and John Kittre in Brunswick County and became
dissatisfied and runaway Said negro is about feet inch
high thick set, and tOerably bright muatto Any one
claiming said negro will forward prove property pay
charges and take him away he will be dealt with accor-
ding to law. PAIRlCh MERRITT, Jallor
July ID 1858. 44u
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

VpAUMBUS
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Nay Term, 1853.
Isaac Wright
John w. Thompson
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that John
w. Thompson is not inhabant of this State It is,
therefore, ordered that publication be made for six weeks
in the Weekly Wilmington Journal for the defendant to ap
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held
for the county of Columbus at the Count House in White
ve the second Monday of August next to repevy the
property attached judgment will be made final and abso
lutte against him, and the land attached will be sold to
satisfy the plaintiff debt and costs.
Witness, William NJ Baldwin, Clerk of said Court at Of
fee the second Monday of May, A. D. 1858.
w. M. BALDWIN, g. G. C.
July 2, 1858 44-6t-Pr. adv. IS G2
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July I'd, 1858
NOTICE

TTNHE COMMITTEEMAN AND TEACHERS OF COM
i Schools in Dupn county, are requested to come
School Register be invariably kept by all TEACHERS of said
School. No School being legally taught without it. Teach
ers wishing obtain certificates hereby notified that
the Committee of Examination will meet in Kenansvie on
the Saturday of each County Court week. for the purpose
of examining all applicants Persons heretofore engaged
in teaching, will have to exhibit their old certificates By
order the Board. II. BOWDEN, Chm.
June 2G, 1858 444t
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This morning the price of yellow dip has gone up cents,
and sales made above.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-During the week inst ended there
has been activity in the market and prices are cents
owerclosng Wednesday at 80 cents per gallon. No
sales this morning up the time of closing enquiries
above figure offered but holders generally refnse take
this price, and holding higher. The sales for the week
reach ONLY $50 bbls viz:
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nrnonns an sEnENTARY HARITs.

az PEkoUN6 UF oI9D171' I'M H11A01A O' "H0 "I0
naraly affected with TrtigO, LdnguOr and Exhaustion,
Nausea and Headache have in BGrhaves Holland Bltters
grateful remedy 1t gives strength and energy to the
stimulates the digestive organs and corrects acidy
Of the stomach.
We would caution the public against purchasing any OF
be many limitations of this delightful Aroma TO prevent
inposition be careful to ask for BERHAVES HOLLAND
Coo advertisement. IJune 29.-251&44-1w.
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NOTE.-Rver Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne sold in the
water subject to the expense of landing inspection
cOoperage &c; say lumber 80 cents to 81 IL M Tar and
Tmpentne about 10 "a IA cents " bb-and naval stores,
when brought u Railroad about the expenses in
Cured. For virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of onefh is made on the price of yellow dip,
cording to quality.
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SENDRIES

i Soap, SaSoda, Starch, Saleratus, Candy Candles,
Crackers in barrels and boxes Powder Shot Lead Matches
Buckets Truss Hoops, Sugar Coffee Moasses Bacon Pork
Lard Plonghs &C., &C. Just received and for sale by
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WAYLAND, Mass, Feb. 5, 1857.
HEAD QUARTERS,

Both Reg. N. G. Militia.
FTNHE OFFICERS of the Upper Battalion 30th Regiment
N. G.. Militia hereby ordered assemble theirEre
spective Companies Long Creek Saturday the Sd OF
july for parade and instruction.
By order, JNO l.. CANTWELL, Col. Comd'g
JAS D. RtDCIIFFE, Adj't.
Jine %. 1858 2iGH
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coLDFINDER BLACKHAwK.

~ HAS BEEN PURCHASHED BY MR.. VIM. S.
~ BATTLE. of Rocky Mount, Edgecombe county, and
< will make at his stables at the above place.
Terms $40 for the payable at the close of season
on the 18th june 1858.
GOldfnder is by Hills Vermont Black Hawk, out OF
Messenger Mare.
April 10Th, 1858 l9G-f-35n
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WILMINGTON BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP.

FRONT STREET, BELO W MARKET
TNHE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish BRASS A NJ
/ IRON CASTINGS, STEAM ENGINES MILL
WORK AND MACHINERY of all kinds.
Old Machinery Overhauled and repaired.
Will make to order Patterns, Ornamental and Archtec
tural, and supply Drafts for all kind of Machinery.
All work warranted as represented.
kBr Cash paid for old Copper, Brass and Iron.
TERMS-Cash delivery. JOHN G.. BAILEY,
Proprietor.
Wilmington, June "a, 1858 246ly-43ly
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RAILING

WE ARE AGENTS FOR MESSRS. CHASE BROTHERS
w Co.'s superior Iron Railing. We would be pleased
to receive orders for above Railing
Railing ordered and delivered in from time
ordering. SHEPHERD, COLVIILE & co
Nav 26, 1853