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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-17
WONDERFUL!,!

Accident and various applications have lately developed
some very wonderful and most pleasing results One Cen
ueman writes from Albany, n Y, of very astonishing eff
cts IN his gven by all the doctors of that learned
tapta) Another just ranspiring in Philadelphia,
now attracting no little attention together with Others
astatement Of which the L. is preparing will
ln such tide of inquiry and interest upon my ELECTRIC
OIl never before directed medical discovery.
Moore has already been demonstrated than
as would not be half believed 1t has afforded immediate
relief many of Proapsus uter and Piles relev
ed if by magic gentleman from N. c. here with
MS family to have his eyes operated on having nearly LOST
them from Neuralgia and Rheumatic affections has
relieved to defer the operaOnn the confident belief that
my Oil will restore him. 1t has afforded most unexpected
eef in the breast and side, attended with cough and
throat, and it at once relieves the worst kinds of running
Sores elGns, and all painful affections it thoroughly and
promptly Rheumatism. John Wyeth Esq, the we'll
Known druggist of Harrisburg writes, June 9Th that Mr..
Forbes of that place who had suffered great pains about his
IONS and side about the hip, after using Dr. Jaynes
remedy week. then had the aid of physician time,
VINO bled him. &C., cured efecuay with bottle of
nay On We want you to come, let examine your
70 not be disheartened make false promises
regular physician and moreover you don't have to pay
ng time for medical advice and then be told you
e heped. We make charge for advice, if we not
cure you will tell you Come, old and young, with
pains to No. 80 South Eighth street. three doors below
+. 5: The Oil is pleasant and harmless
SS Dr. S. Smith, Agent Bridgewater Pa.
W OF sale in Wilmington, N. c., by Drake McLin and
d. ppitt, Druggists and by Druggists and Merchants
Dec, l6-S6El6-lw.
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Ros1N-The market ruled inactive during the week
ended day. have very few transactions to report
The arrivals have been exceedingly small and the market
poorly supplied In No hear of sales only $50 bbs
50 to 50 " bbl there is enquiry for prime
tce which would sell readily fair price, but offer
ing No rules dull and sales of only 348 bbs at 81 IS q
bbl The sales of Common comprise two small lots $50
bbls.) at 81 10 for large size bbls.
TAR-Has arrived sparingly during the week. and has
ruled the last reported The receipts reach only
GAL bbls. which have sold at 81 Is y Dbl.
BEEF CATTLE-Continue to be brought in sparngy, and
butchers have very small stock on hand. We note brisk
demand and good article of stall atted woud sell readily
at fair price. We quote at = cents y D., according
to quality.
BARRELs.-The market rules about the noted in
our last empty Spirit Turpenne barrels The arrivals
have been rather small during the week. though with light
demand the stock first hands accommodating We hear of
only few transactions second hand prices ranging
from 81 IS to 81 % each for inferior and selected.
CoTToN-The market has ruled quiet since last and
the unavorabe foreign advices received Tuesday fur
depressed the market causing prices to decline fully
cent Since then however there appears to have been
better feeling among buyers and nearly all offered On mar
ket has changed hands The receipts continue light and
there is very little remaining in receivers hands There
were transactions reported in the early part Of the week.
and since Monday have been follows Monday Is bales
at lO4 cents for mdDg, do. at l0 cents for mddng
and 20 do at IL cents strict mddlng Tuesday, 81 do at
lOz IL cents for mddng p do. at II IL cents for strict
mdding and do. at II for good middlng and We'd
nesday 10a cents for ordinary 43 do at log lOl
cents for middng, IL do at l05 cents for mddng, SO
do at IL for strict middng, and do. at III cts
for good mddng-market closing steady and rather in ia
vor of sellers.
Corn MEAL-We have change to report in this artf
ce in moderate demand for retailing purposes, and market
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription of Sir j. Clarke NJ D..
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine unfang the of all those
painful and dangerous diseases to which the const
tuition is subject It Hoderates ali and removes all
distractions, and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
is peculiarly suited It WILL i'll short time bring on 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 first
three months of Pregnancy they bring
Miscarriage, but at any other time they safe
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion, Palpation OF
the Heart, Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will effect
when all other have failed and although pow
erfu remedy, do contain ron caomel antimony OF
anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES
Q4ate I. c. Baldwin 4 Co..
Rochester, N. Y.
N. B.-$1 % and postage stamps enclosed any all
thorzed Agent will insure bottle containing Pills. by
return mail.
! For sale by Druggists generally.
| HAVILAND, STEVENSON & CO., Charleston, Whole
sale Agents
| March 10th 1858 l6l&29-ly
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DIED.

In Sampson county, n c. the 9Th inst after an illness
of days continuance, MARY ANN VIRGINIA, only daugh
ter of VIM. 7. and Rhoda Ann Beaman aged Is years.
month and days.
The subject of this notice possessed in eminent degree
those qualities of heart and mind which endeard her to her
She united strong and active mind with firm and ardent
affection and these but few months prev to her death
consecrated her Saviour and devoted his
Her profession of religion connection with the Mis-
sionary Baptist Church.
She has left deeply afflicted father and mother to mourn
their rreparabe loss but while they shed the tear of grief
they permitted to indulge for the departed the
Christians hope of blessed Immortality and happy
union where spain and death felt and feared
May the young who knew and loved her find in this
an impressive lesson and solemn warning.-COm
Near the Lauderdale Springs, Miss, Nov. 28th, 1858
Mrs. MARY WALKER in her 18th year. She mem
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The Visit of the British Officers the Washington
Capt Churchill, of the Washington, give the follow
ing statement of the British steamers movements against
him
English officers with side-arms came on board and
asked him. among other questions
Where he was from?
How many passengers he had on board?
Ifhe stopped at any port on his way out?
How many days he was from New York?
He answered these. They then asked for his passen-
gerist For this list he referred them to the purser
They Nhe officers then went to the pursers and
requested to be shown the passengerst which was han
ded them.
Question. How many passengers have you?
The purser pointed out the number.
Q. Are they all Americans?
A. No. of various nations.
Q. Have they arms?
A Not to my knowledge
Q. Has the ship arms?
A. No.
Q. Did the American officers who boarded you out
side the harbor make an examination of your hold?
A. No
Mr. King, executive officer of the Washington, who
present, then remarked that if they wished any fur
Their information, they could obtain it from the Amer
can men-Oi-war then in port.
The officer replied that his instructions were to obtain
his information direct.
The British officials, not liking Mr.. Kings rough
manner, thereupon left
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- - suspected sIavers.

SAvANNAH. Dec. 13.-The Republican" Of this
morning saws that the yatch Wanderer positively land
cd cargo Of Africans Brunswick Joseph Garnah
District Attorney, arrested three men Saturday be-
Iievc5 to be implicated in the affair, and hang from
New Orleans Both Garnahl and the United States
Marshal are using every exerton to obtain evidence in
the case They have sent to Brunswick to elicit infor
nation for an examination, which will probably take
place on Thursday. They have also despatched steam
TUG to tow the Wanderer to Savannah but The ship
master on board refused to give her up 1t is reported
that Collector Darien states that the Wanderer bears
traces of having had slaves on board. he"Repubcan
says that it is rumoured that the Africans landed
at Jekey Island, and that steamer which left Savan-
nah took on board hundred and fifty and conveyed
them past Savannah to the river plantations where they
have been scattered through the country The cargo is
supposed to have consisted of $50 negroes The Wan
derer halls from ST. Helena but is without regular pa
per there having been Consul there but she has in
formal papers from native officials with seals.
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MARRIED.

In Goldsboro the 18th inst, by Rev j. L. Prichard
Mr.. ALEXANDER OLDHAM, of Wilmington to Miss
SMITHA A., daughter of Mr.. Wills Ppkin
RB- Hilsboro' Recorder please copy.
In this town, Wednesday evening" the Sth inst by the
Rev. Dr. Drane, JAMES j. MCMILLAN, to Miss ELIZA
LAYTON, daughter of the late Samuel Newbold, all Of
Charleston, S. g.
BE Charleston papers please copy.
At the residence of William Cox Esq, in Dallas county
Ala, by Judge Raime, W. HUFFAM WALKER of New
Hanover county, N. c., to Miss NJ A. cox. daughter OF
Blackman Cox, Esq, of Sampson county, N. C.
RBT Raleigh Register please copy.
Near Salisbury, the 8th inst, by Rev. T. G. Haugh
ton Dr. THOMAS HILL, to Miss MARY CAROLINE, daugh.
ter of Chambers McConnaughey, Esq.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY For SALE.

NEGROES, LANDS TURPENTINE DLSTILLERY
STOCK FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ETC., ETC.
ON THURSDAY the 18th day of January, 1852 the sub
" scriber will offer at public sale, at his residence in
Baden County about three miles from Beatty Bridge, the
following valuable property, to wit -
TWentyeight likely Negroes, consisting Of men,
and children The negroes will be sold in lot in
families, may be desired.
Also, the time and place. valuable tract of farm
dred lying Immediately the waters of Black River
and having convenient outlet market by Steamboat
navigation The Improvements the above land consist of
comfortable dwelling house, with good negro houses,
stables and all other necessary Outbuldngs, with excel
the premises. The location Of the most
healthy in the State.
Also, number Turpentine Still, with capacity of
twenty-five barrels.
Also, the whole stock of horses cattle, hogs, corn Od
der, peas, farming implements, furniture, ETC., etc.
Terms, which will be accommodating, made known at
sale. A. N. MCDONALD.
Dec. 17th 1858 l6-ts-isor4thp
Raleigh Standard Charlotte Democrat, Fayette Vile OBJ
server Charleston Courier Augusta COnstutonas Mobile
Tribune, Memphis Bulletin week till sale. Send
bills to this Office Immediately for collection.
VALUABLE TURPENTINE LANDS FOR SALE.
aSsz HAVING CONCLUDED TO QUIT THE TURPEN-
&& tine business, [ offer for sale the following PINE
-A-. LANDS:-
Three thousand Acres on Waccamaw & Buck Creek, in
Horny District thousand Acres near Conway borough
and five six thousand Acres SocOstee, owned by H.
Buck and myself.
Also, the Schr. ELLEN RANDALL of 800 bbls. capacity
Also, two TURPENTINE STILLS, size forty bbls.,
the other fifteen bbs THOS. RANDALL.
Little River, S. c., Nov. q. l4-3W.
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EXCITING News FROM NICARAGUA.-The news from
Nicaragua, by the steamer Washington, which we pub
fish this morning. is calculated to create excite
ment 1t will be seen that certain officers of the British
of war Leopard, boarded the Washington outside
OF the harbor of San Juan and demanded to her
enge the ground that they suspected them OF being
fIibusters In connection with this subject, we copy
the following, which from Washington on Satur-
day by telegraph, in relation to Walkers fibuster
schooner Susan, which recently sailed from Mobile:
The President will view any interruption ty the
English French fleets of the schooner Susan with
busters on board for Central America, exercise
ofOrce by European powers for the regulation of affairs
In The central portions of continent and the Union
of this morning indicates that such interference may pre-
cptae at any moment crisis in our foreign relations,
and terms the pirates who sailed from Mobile our
countymen, and expresses the opinion that immense
Inducements would rush from shores to rescue them.
The British and French ministers much exercised by
this menace of the Presidents organ and there con-
siderable excitement in diplomatic circles generally
Great excitement is manifested to hear from the Susan
Our own vessels OF III pursuit of her. The
flibusters here are in high glee.-Baltimore Sun.
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SUMMER REs1DENCEs FOE SAFE.

"a THE RESIDENCE of the late Mr. John St. George,
1:.iE containing ONE HUNDRED & THIRTY ACRES
A OF LAND, about 80 acres of which are cleared and
under good fence is offered for sale. The dwelling two
buildings The Lands are situated Immediately On the Plank
Road leading to Onslow county, and eleven miles from Will
mington: The soil is well adapted to the growth Of
GROU PEAS. For particulars apply to ]. W. ST.
GEORGE, the premises, or to G. w. POLLOCK,
Post Office Wilmington, N. G.
P SIf not previously disposed Of at private sale, the
bove Lands will be sold at public auction the premises
the 9Th day of January next.
Dec. Is 1888 85-3t-I6ts
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vanced. Coffee steady Rice is firm at Cd advance.
Rosn steady at As Sd. Turpenne closed steady
at 40s
London Markets. Messrs. Barring Bros. quote: Bread
firm Rice firm and Sd higher Spirits Turpentne steady
at 39s Cd.
American Securites.-Tbe market generally unchanged
Consuls 9Sk for money and account.
Bullion in the Bank of England has increased fl4 900
sterling.
The money maket is slightly easier.
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-
< and LAND consisting of about eight hundred acres,
49, hundred and twenty-five of which cleared, sit
uated on Topsai Sound immediately in front of New Top
The Plank Road leads to within nine miles of the premises
These lands noted for the culture of Ground Peas and
other crops usually cultivated on the shore The neigh
liable farm the shore would do well to visit the
ses and examine the location &C. If not previously disposed
at of private sale the above lands will be Sold the pem
the Sd day OF January next at public auction the
highest bidder. Also at the time and place will be
sold at public auction, several likely YOUNG NEGROES
HO USEH0LD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, CROP
ON HAND, HORSES, one WAGON, CART one
B UG @ Y, and FARMING UTENSILS.
Terms at sale. B. F. NIXON.
Dec: l4,-S4&l6ts*
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$40 REWARD.

gg@gsSg@@sgs ON THE CARS YESTERDAY EVENING BE-
NEySSa tween Burgaw Station and N.!ltington be-
Ss@ tween the Passenger Depot and the Rock Spring
Hotel, a sized, black clasped Pocket Book, much
which $50 in cash and Note of SIT Noah
Lanier with credit of $26 So All persons forewarned
from trading for said papers, and the above reward will be
paid for the delivery of the Pocket Book and its contents to
THOMAS LEE.
Dec. IL. S21W-l7-6W*
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,tish Of San JuanUnited States Vessel
Oy.Ferod tn the CsuIf.

WASHINGTON, December 14th.-The estates of
this afternoon says that dispatches received at the Navy
Department confirm the intelligence in reference to the
recent boarding Of the California steamer Washington
nv British officers The substance of these dispatches
tn the effect that the British officers who boarded the
Washington stated as their authority for so doing that
Great Britain had at the request of the Government
of Nicaragua assumed the protectorae of the her OF
San JUAN and had determined at all hazards 10 search
all suspicious vessels entering that river.
The new sloopowar BTqoh IeadV to sail C ON the St
of ] January
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ATTENTION, THE AFFLICTED WORLD,

MERCHANTS Druggists, Physicians and all dealers in
Patent Medicines, and the public generally, appraised
that have appointed Dr. A. o. BRADLEY Wholesale and
Retail Agent for the sale of GRAYS GENUINE OINTMENT
and House Medicines and who will supply them at my low
est wholesale price. WI. GRAY
Nashville Dec 18th, 1857 Sole Proprietor.
Nov. 5th 1858 1Otl5ap'59
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 10TH, 1853.

TCRPENTINE-Snce review of Thursday last the
ke has been in an unsettled condition. prices having de-
cIined cents all qualities Saturday, with sales at 81
so for SOFT and 81 IS for hard continued at these figures
up Wednesday, when further declined 10 Is cents
with sales quotations in table below Shippers having
withdrawn the MARKET the demand is confined to
dis ers who purchase sparngy The receipts and sales
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-17

SPIRITS TURPENTINE-After closing report on Thurs
day last sales made at A cents at which it has since
continued rule with the exception of Mondays transac
tions which AL cents On Wednesday it closed
quiet at II nothing done this morning We quote
sales for the week of 1850 bills, as follows:
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AJ ATMOSPHERIC changes of the Season exert vast
influence over the human system and sensations upon their
recurrence all persons of plehoric habits sufferers from
scroua cutaneous eupons stubborn ulcers from an
dcious of mercury and its chronic constitutional dis
orders, should have to SANDS SARSAPARIILA
the original and genuine article long celebrated for the
cure of the aboVenamed Diseases and all others arising
from an impoverished vated named condition of the
blood or habit of the system.
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggist, 100
Fulton street. New York.
Sold also by Druggists generally [Dec H. 1858-l61t
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VALUABLE BOOKS.
TUST RECEIVED AT KELLEY'S BOOK STORE.
- Autocrat of the Breakfast Table;
Xtmas Poets. Prince of Peace;
Meta Gray Stratford Gallery;
Beauties of Ruskins. Vicar of Wakefield
Carlyles Friedrich the Great;
Longfellow's Poems in vols. complete
Coleridges Poems;
Women of Beauty. Girls Flower Book
Language of Flowers. Life of Franklin;
Steps to Heaven, by 7. S. Arthur;
Generals of the Revolutions
Life of Jefferson;
Dee. 10th, 1858.
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RHEUMATISM.

A Case Of Three Months Standing Cured.
George w. Henderson, of Pittsburgh, says
After suffering for three months with rheumatism a
part of the time severely conine my bed,
have been entirely cured by using BGrhaves Holland Bit
eS have had attack SINCE but found almost instan-
naneous relief in the medicine 1t is in my opinion
a sure remedy for rheumatism"
See advertisement. TDec 14-S4&161w
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NoTE.--Rver Lumber, Tar, and Tupentne sold in the
water are subject to the expense of andng inspections
Turpentne about 10 q IA cents bb-and naval stores,
when brought y Railroad about the same expenses are in
Of oneith is made the price of yellow dip,
cording to quality.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

~ THE SUBSCRIBER will expose to sale at public
II auction at Exchange corner in the town of Whining
~ ton Monday the Sd day Of January next, at IL o.
CLOCK A NJ. of likely NEGROES, about thirteen in
number of various ages belonging to the estate of A. P
McCaeb decd. Terms months credit note with APPROX
ed security. T. J. ARMSTRONG, Ext.
Dec. l3, 1856. S0-3W-16-3W
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R-There will be Convention of the friends of the pro-
posed county of Ellington, held Long Creek Bridge
on SATURDAY, 18th December 1858, at twelve O'Clock
Come and all who in favor of this important
ment. MANY CITIZENS.
Nov. 24th, 1858. I3td
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NOTICE.

AHE SUBSCRIBER having obtained Letters of Admins
Hatlon on the estate of John D. Moore the December
Term 1885, of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions fol-
the County OF New Hanover hereby notifies all persons in
debed TO the said estate to come forward and make
to present them within the time prescribed by law this
notice will be pleaded in bar Of their recovery.
Dec. l4th, I85S-l6-St OWEN ALDERMAN. Admir-.
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TNHESE SCALES are now regarded
i as the STANDARD FOR COR
RECT WEIGHT, and are in use by
nearly every Railroad Company ,Mer-
chant and manufacturing establish
'ment throughout the country. The
reputation which these Scales have
acquired has been of steady growth
from the commencement to the pres
;ent time, and is based upon the prin-
;ciple adopted by us, and never devil
:ated from, of allowing none but PER-
Feet WEIGHING MACHINES to go forth
from our adjustment.
; We have more than one hundred
different notifications of these Scales,
adapted to tie wants OF every de-
,partment of business where a correct
and durable Scale is required.
! Call and examine, or send for an
illustrated circular.
; FAIRBANKS & CO.,
. l89 BROADWAY,
Neao York.
33-taw4m-7-4m
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

9 should be understood that quotations generally
rates have to be paid -
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TTHE SUBSCRIBER having obtained letters testamentary
the estate of the late Leah Budworth at the Deem
Der Term 1885, of the Court of Pleas and Garter Sessions
for the County Of New Hanover hereby notifies all
indebted to said estate forward and make payment
and those having claims against said estate notified
present them within the time prescribed by law, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery
A. J. WESTBROOK, Executor
December 18th, 1858 l63t*
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LAND FOR SALE.

49, THE SUBSCRIBER wishing to pay his debts and
% South offers for sale the Land which he lives
- situated Rock Fish Greek, in Dupln county. The
place contains $50 acres about Us Of which cleared and
ducing well. The Improvements comfortable Dwell
ling with rooms and all outhouses If
desired crop, stock of all kinds Wagons Carts, to-
gether with farming utensils will be sold good terms
with the place Terms moderate For particulars enquire
of the subscriber the premises, of Dr. W. W. Lane
Wilmington. T. Fl. LANE.
Dec. H. 1858. 16-ltp.
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ND1ECE

ON THE FIRST OF JANUARY 1859, THE COPART-
~ nership existing under the name and style of
BLUMENTHAL & BRO, at Long Creek, will be dissolved
bv mutual consent The business of the present firm will
be continued by the junior partner Samuel BIumentha
SAMUEL BLUMENTHAL,
JACOB BLUMENTHAL
Dec 18th 1853 l64w.
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MISS A. F. LUCAS,
"A WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM HER FRIENDS
M and the public that she has rented the large building
[4 Front street. opposite the Bank of Cape Fear,
known the WASHINGTON HO USE, and has fitted it
up in the most comfortable for the accommodation
of PERMA NENT AND TRANSIENT BOARDERS-
Her will be found reasonable and every effort will be
made to give satisfaction.
Wilmington, n c., Dec II, 1885, 16-3t