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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

Three men 10 this District having been indicted for
highway robbery Of them gave bail for appearance
at Court and the Constable, Mr.. Samuel Hurst with a
posse proceeded with of wait on the
third, Britton Layton, on the 18th inst
On reaching his premises, ard just as they passed
through the gate into the yard, Layton out,
dered them to leave and not being needed, seized a
grubbinghoe, made erocious assault, knocked down
man. turned upon the constable, who drew pistol
and attempted to fire at him but it snapped and he
Obliged to "run for life " Layton pursued and was
apparently, about to succeed in striking him to the
ground when Mr.. Stephen Woodham, one Of the posse
shot him Layton] down with doubebarrel shotgun;
he died in moment
The Coroner began Investigations on Friday evening,
18th inst, and closed next day. at about 2 o'clock, P
NJ. The verdict of the Jury of Inquest the ef
feet that the, deceased his death by wound
from gun in the hands of Stephen Woodham."
DnTlinotOu s. C. FXnp 24tb inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

New YORK, Aug. 27.-Advices from Laguayra ST
that the Liberals took that city without opposition
the morning of the LIST of August.
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ROYAL havana LOTTERY.
s , 3 6 O o 0 .
sORTEO NUMERO 62S ORDNARIo.
CAPITAL PRIzE-sIoO. Oo0l

t1'' III rV INUHI'1IfV Ozo VflJIN a mo.
CAPITAL PRIZE-SI0O. O0OI
Prize of. 100000 Prizes of. .... s2u0
10000 10 = ........ l,ueo
! b" ........... 5000 l43 1" ......, Ana
| ........... 10000 20 Approximations ss,0
-Four Approximations to the $l0G0 600 of 5000 each; y
400 to $4,000 of S400 $50 000 of $400 TO $6No
4 of 800 to $4,000
Whole Tickets $40 Halves $40 ; Quarters 81.
Prizes cashed at sight al per cent discount
Bills on all solvent BanSs taken at par.
drawing will be forwarded soon as the result becon
known.
rs All orders for Schemes Tickets to be addressed n
g DON RODRIGUEZ, care OF City Post Charleston. s C.
Aug 23d. 1859. 297x5AIy
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Secretary Southern P. S.

FIRE IN ELIZABETH CITY, n. C.-Another fire occur
red in Elizabeth City, n. c.. on Sunday last. The
large brick building, belonging to Mr.. P H. Dozier on
Road street. opposite the Leigh House. was consumed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

CLEVER .TRICK-A Yankee schoomaster, named
Comstock, turned drove of cattle into the cornied
farmer in Dubuque, Iowa, and during the confusion
which this act created in the family away with the
farmers daughter and married her
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02
Consols for money closed at 90 ID 9551.


TRENTON, Aug. 24-rhe Democratic State conven-
ton, which met here to-day the largest and most
stormy ever held On the sixth ballot E. r. V. Wright
of Hudson, nominated for Governor. The anti
Lecompon and Lecompton delegates from Sussex coun-
y had long and tedious fight and finally both deega-
cation withdrew Resolutions in favor of popular SOW
eregnty opposed to the reopening of the African slave
trade etc. were passed, and the nomination of Mr..
Wright was made unanimous.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02
4 Ten Mile Horse Race.

M1DDLErowN, Conn., Aug. 25th-A ten mile rae
came off in Douglas park this city, to day, between Ron
Chief owned by MIR. Hurburt and Lady Gilbert, owne
by Mr. Dalton, for purse of 81 O00 The former wo
Time 81 minutes.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02
Prominent NSen Dead.


BALTIMORE, Aug. 26.--George Brown, of the firm
George Brown & Co, Bankers, and James Swami f
President of the Merchants Bank both very wealth
citizens, died this morning.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02
Arrival of Ex-President Pierce
The Revolution In Venezuela,

BosToN, August 27.-Ex-P President Pierce and wife
are among the passengers by the steamship America
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02
ASSETS JANUARY |, 1859.

DIRECTORS.
n HUNTINGDON CHARLES BOSWELL, JOY ALLYN
ALBERT Day HENRY KENEY, JCHE T. BRACt'
I.n1ro ConnwrN CALVIN DAY CHARLES }. Rs'.
II. HUNTINGTON, President.
TIMo. G. ALLYN Secretary.
e. G. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary
WIN. N. Bowers, ActudTy. il,
This old and reliable Company, established Tor nea'o
FIFTY YEARS, continues Insure against Loss or Da
by Fire on DIV ceilings, Furniture, Warehouses stores,
chandise, Mills, Manufactures and most other Au'
property, on its usual satisfactory terms. - oor.
Particular attention given to nsuring Farm Properly
sisng of Dwellings,, Barns and Out Buildings co4 4eH
and Furniture Live Stock, Hay, GRAIN Farming on rive
years at IOlo rates of premium. a.r.
Applications for Insurance may be made TO b aS yic
Losses equiiably adjusted at this Agency and paid
da tely upon satisfactory proofs, In funds ct"Te'H m
ces of Neao York or Boston. the assured may Pre
~ " e. r. SAVAGE, Agent
Wilmington, N. c., Feb. 10. l859.-l4l-26-ly*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

Death of French Consul.
SAVANNAH, Aug 26.-Louis Barrie, Frence consul at
this port died to-day, of old age He has been resident
consul here for twenty two years
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

The CoTToN CRoF.-We have conversed with sever
planters and with those who receive letters daily and
weekly from their planting friends and we have come to
the conclusion that there is considerable difference in the
opinions entertained Some report their crops in fine
promising condton-others say they have poor pros
poets. and will not make than half crop Stri
king about average of the opinions expressed, we
have come to the conclusion f nothing materially af
tecs the crop after this me that the cotton yield will
not be very different n quantity from that of this pass
inc commercial Year.=Augusta ConStif,,tionoL,I
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

Bglg~ Mr.. Kelley has laid on our table Harper for
September The illustrated articles are "IrOpica
JOurneyings" being illustrations Of Panama For
est Story-The Adirondack Woods ard W alters >
Something About Diamonds;" The Virginians. -
The also the usual amount of amusing and insruc-
tive articles. % cents per number.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02
NOTICE.

The Office of the JOURNAL will hereafter be found al the
new Journal building Princess street. up stairs. Inc
business Office to the left the editorial office to the right 60
ing in.
Owing to unavoidable circumstances the entrance to our
Office il still in comparatively unfinished state We trust
our friends and patrons will bear with for short time
until we can make everything straight
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

A LARGE CoNTRAcT.-Captain Michael Allen, of
TOMS River, N j. is now busily engaged with string
force of carpenters building 50 surf boats for the IT, S.
Government, % Of which will be used at the stations
along the coast of New jersey and the balance at those
on Long Island They will hold about 20 persons each.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

GERMANY.-Ihe difficulties and collisions which have
recently taken place in several of the frontier towns gar
rsoned federal ortesscs by troops from the different
States composing the Germanic Confederation, have
gone to show concusvey that the bond of union which
that arrangement affords, is weak rope of sand.
In the very presence OF the Germanic Diet at Frank
fort the Federal Capital the Prussian and Austrian
troops came into open collision. The e thing hap
pened at Mentz or Mayence. The TACT is that South
Germany and North Germany are more hostile to
each other than either is to France
Piedmont has refused to take any part to advise
the reinstatement Of the runaway Dukes of Tuscany or
MOdena, and the people say they don't want them. The
ST. Petersburg Gazette semi-Cfical Russian Journal,
wishes to know how Absoutis Austria TheOcratc
Rome, Constitutional Piedmont, the 1wo Sicies, Par
ma, Modena, and Tuscany, be amalgamated What
unity be established between such discordant ee-
ments? The muddle becomes more muddltsome every
day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02
Foreign Mails by the America.

BosToN, Aug. 27th.-1be steamship America, from
Liverpool via Halifax, arrived here last night and her
mails were despatched South by early morning train
The English papers contain nothing of marked inter-
est beyond what has already been published by the press
under the telegraphic head.
The steamship Africa, from New York on the Sd,
reached Liverpool on the 18th inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02
.WACBOVIA Mills, EIOUI2

Manufactured from best Selected Wheat,
aB-EXPKESSLY FOR OUR TRADE. "a
WE HAVE made arrangements with the proprietors
w these Mills which will enable fresh 2uo
plies OF this SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR every week
EUey barrel guaranteed to be Of the best quality. Persons
i'll of reliable article of Flour, will do well to give
call. l.. B. HUGGINS 4 SONS,
August Is. S. f. cor. Market Second SITS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

Full returns OF the election in Carson's Valley set
tie the fact that Major Dodge, q. s. Indian Agent
there, had beaten Judge j. M. Crane as delegate to
Congress from the proposed new Territory Of Nevada
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

LCE-ICE-ICE. Ia
ITNHE WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE will be opened loL ~.
delivery of ICE every day at sunrise, closing at su'
except on Sundays when will positively close az in
ICE will delivered after time OF closing
cases of sickness.
TERMS CASH, eoidhom deUidti0n. -, those
TICKETS can be procured and deposits made ny INV
who desire. -, &C. dirpcted
ICE for the country packed and forwarded as Tc
ICE furnished to the sick poor free OF charge WlG
ted by physicians members of the visiting Sc
Orders must be addressed to WILMINGTON LEE E m IN
April lst 1859. l'O-on'-
mo AKISIV E.-2O bales Gunny Bagging, SEQ
Il weight For sale by u. u q W. %
Aug rs. =.
C1HARLEsToN RICE.-5O Casks Charleston fce'
" store and for sale by u MITNRO.
Aug. 18th, 1863 u. Y. O W. -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

PAINFUL ACCIDENT-While We were at Wabala on
Thursday last, there occurred serious and painful
dent to MIR G. 5. Mackenzie, the popular manager OF
the Avon Troupe 1t seems that he eudeavoring
to exhibit feat in gymnastics, the piazza OF the
hotel where his company were stopping, and though
ce1dlng III the feat, his right leg broken in two pla
ces. For some hours afterwards he suffered the most
intense pain. We sympathise with hiH in the severe
ordeal through which be is how passing.
4nderSon Gneatc
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

CRUELTY ON oH1PBOARD.-ln the British House OF
Commons, on the I'd instant, MIR. Monckton Mines
moved an address to her Majesty praying her to enter
into negotiations with the United States for the
of preventing assaults and cruetes upon seamen enga-
ged In the traffic between the two countries and OF
bringing to justice the perpetrators of such ofenses
The Attorney General said the Government had direct
ed its attention to the subject. He would never
sent to give the jurisdiction to foreign Consuls. The
only method would be either to facilitate the extradon
act to have to the ordinary tribunals or
deal with the matter in the as with sea-
mems contracts. The motion was agreed to-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

II i
- 100 bags Coffee;
200 g Shot;
10 bbs. Irish Potatoes-Mercers;
Sugars of all kinds:
Butter and Cheese-new and Prime
Pork, Soap Potash Concentrated Ley Bagging Rope and
Irvine, Nails GriDdstones &C., &C.. now landing and for
sale at low prices, by ZENO II. GREENE.
AupnSt 25th
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02
OATS-NATS.

OATS-OATS.
P0N BUSHELS PENNSYLVANIA OATS now landing
COO For sale by STOKI.EY OLDHAM
July 2Stn.
CHsIEREN'S UMBRELLAS,
so CENTS!
CHILDREN'S UMBRELLAS,
VERY NEAT-SEILING FOR
50 CENTS AT BAIDWIN'S
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GNRACKERS.-I5 bbls. CraCkers-Soda and Sugar:
" % boxes Assorted Candy;
20 - Starch:
Is g Yeast Powders;
10 Saleratus;
10 " Soda, &c, &c. For sale by
Aug. 25. ZENO II. GREENE.
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nent is the Sabbath better kept than at the Springs
The dancing and the daily pasmes kept up till mid
night on Saturday, and then all the secular pleasures
seem to close for twenty hours. We have mail
arrival and departure of trains and the thou
sand persons in cOnclave make up their minds to be
quiet The streets in front Of the hotels are free from
the crowd of carriages and noise OF their owners urging
one to ride to the Lake All the places around the no
tel that be shut up closed, and all to unite
In the outward observance of the day. To breakfast
first and then to church is the order OF the morning and
this the full time till the hour of service Per
sons who go at all must go early to get seat. AT
noon the day changes. Men and women ride to the lake
and elsewhere. Teams block up the street Ladies in
full dress renade the piazza. The late dinner hour
ntereres with those who would go to the churches and
gives good excuse to those to whom one sermon is
than enough The evening is passed at the hotels
in singing sacred music. The extempore concerts begin
and hold late or eleven at night when the dav
eIls,-- Corespondence'of the Boston Journal.
Drowning OF PRES BYrERIAN MINIsTER-Not
long ago we noted the finding OF mans ciothiug at
Schossers Landing the river. Some of the garments
were marked John a. McClung" Ii has b. en- asctr-
tanned that the Rev. DR.. McCmng, of Maysvlr KY,
at the Falls about that time, in III health, and
it is supposed that he has been drowned in the manner
we stated. Dr. Mct'uhg about fifty vars Old and
of considerable rputatun as Pre- sbyerian cllgymau.
Bu6aIo AdUortiser.
AN Evidence OF HARD HINES One night last week
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

AN EVIDENCE OF HARD lines One night last week
the cornerstone OF the Lutheran Church, on Beaver
Creek, in this county, removed, and the coin depos
tied therein the Of the erection OF the building
amounting to ninety cents, stolen. This is about tie
meanest theft that have been called upon
cord aud gives indubitabc evidence OF hard times
great rascay somew here-Hdeerstou (DId) Heraid
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

Inc Houston Miss Petrol learns that the boil worm
has recently appeared in the cotton crops of ChckasaW
county. "
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

A LARGE STOCK OF UMBRELLAS at thn r,
n rum and must be sold at the very lowest nriaa r.
cash. MYERS IL MOOpF ''
"a, Market
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMFY
HARTEORD. CONN.

HARTFORD, CONN.
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LNRESH ARRIVALS-50 bags of superior Rio Coltt
l. 80 bags common and good Rio Coffee;
20 . genuine Laguayra
20 mats old government Java 50
20 bbls. G. Sugar;
10 n. 0. -
10 kegs extra Goshen Butter:
5000 lbs. N. c. Bacon hog round
20 bbls. City Mess Pork;
- " Lard. For sale by
AuU EFI
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

ARRIVED. THE LEDGER HAT,
THE Mustard BAT
AND THE FRENCH STYLE
By Express this morning at the EMPORIUM, "a Market
Aug. "a. MYERS & M00BT'
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CHAPTER Nv.
ruE wANpERER's RErURN

farr Tie WANDEhEk ; RETURN.
THE luke was Moses the Sassy. He had bin in
France about 16 years and now he was home agin
in Bosting. He had sum trubble in gettin hisself
acknowledged as Duke in France, as the Orleans
Dienasty and Borebones were fernenst him, but
he finally conkered, and now he had crossed the
deep blue G to git his own Elizy. She knew
him to onct, as one of his ears and a portion of
his nose had bin chawed off in his fights with OPP
position iremen durin boyhood's sunny hours.
They were marridid and went to France, to re-
side in their ducal Pallis which was gut up re-
gardlis of expense. The had SEVERAL children
and lived to a green old age, beloved ssby all
both CRATE and small, - as the Pollok sez.
The Pirut Capting was captured, tride. convic-
ted, and sentenced to read all the letters that
Messrs. Giddings and Wise shall write for the
ensooin 2 years. His friends are endeverin to git
his s~entunce commuted to imprisonment for life,
l hour in each day to be devoted to readin the
Canada papers. He ses this sentunce is WISER
nor tother one was. Still he don't care much as
long as he gifts his meals regular.
This is my LIST attempt at writin a Tail & it is
far from being pcrfeck, but if hay indoosed folks
to see that in 9 cases out of 10 they can either
make Life as barren as the Dessert Of Sarah or as
joyous rs a flower garding. my objeck will hav
bin accomplished. Adoo.
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CHAPTER III.
THE X A FoILED.

Sixteen long and weary years has elapst since
the scene narrowated in the last chapter took
place. A noble ship, the Sary Jane, is sailin
from France to Ameriky threw the Wabash
Canawl. A Pirut ship is in hot pursoot Of the
Sdry Jane. The capting of the Sary lane looks
fateeged Il as thow he had lost all of his parunts.
The Pirut is clost on to him & he is about givin
in, when a fine lookin Teller in russell butes and a
buffaler overcut rushes forrerd and SEE to the
capting, SEE he.
ssOld man. go down stares. Retire to the
etarboard bulkhed. lie take charge of this arc
Bote :"
"Owdashus cuss. - said the capting, "away
with thee or I shall do mur-rer der-r-r"
Scarcely, - SEE the noble Teller, and he drew
n diamond hilted sword and cut the captins's he'd
he'd off.
so that L shud liv to becum a ded boldly !''
sed the capting, as he fell to the deck. He ex-
pired shortly afterwards, being fatally killed.
"Peoplel - sed the noble Teller, slime the luke
de Moses J"
"Old boss, methinks thow art BLOWN 20 sed a
youth of 40 summers, and the luke cut off his
he'd likewise. "Dont print any verses on my
deth in the noosepapers,'' screamed the unfortnit
young man as he fell ded on the deck. .sfur if yer
do lie haunt YER"
"People continnered the Juke, 81 alone kin
save you from yon buddy and unprincipled
piruts What hos there (! A peck of oats 20 The
oats was immejitly brawt. The Juke took them
and bravely mounting the jibpoop he threw them
onto the tow path. In n mint the leeding boss
hitcht to the Pirut Bote cum along and stopt,
and commenced for to devour the oats The
driver swOre and hollered at him terrible but he
wudn't bulge a inch. Meanwhile the Sary Jane,
her bosses on the clean jump, was fast leavin the
Pirut ship,
{. Onct again do l escape deth 20 sed the luke
between his clencht teeth, still on the jibpoop.
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THE PAoIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
From the Cleveland Piaindealer.
FRIXE CG
lsxEwEaED nv ELEvxe KoPY-EIGHrsl
Moses h sa99y:
Or she Disguised Duke,
TALE OF BLOOD AND THINGS.
by ARrEMUs WARD.
CHAPTER I.
u0STS fA
From the Cleveland Piaindealer.

My story opens III the classick freestinks Of
Bosting. In the parlor of a aristocratic man
shun on Bacon street sits a lovely young lady
whose hair is covered ore with the frOsts of IL
ummers She had just sot down at the PLAINLY
and is singin in the popular peace called Smells OF
the Notion, in which she tells how with Pensive
Thawt she wondered by a C beet shore. The
Son is settin in its horizon and its gorjus lite
pores i'm a golden meller fud through the winders
and makes the bootiful young lady twict as boo
tiful as she was bel, which is unnecessary. She
is magnifsuntly dressed up in a Berage basque
with Poplin ~trimmins, More Antique Edges and
3 ply carpcting. Her dress ~cOntanes IL founders,
brilliantly raamente with horn buttons, and
her shoes are red morocker with gold spangles
put onto them. Presently she presses her hands
to her buzzum and starts up in a excited manner.
So Methinks,'' she whispers in clarion tones, 81
see a v%oice,' A noble youth of q summers
scrapes the mud from his butes in the hall and
enters. He is attired in a red shirt and black
trowsis which last air turned up over his butes,
and his hat is bewitehingly cockt on one side of
his classical he'd. In sooth be was a noble child.
Grease in its barmiest days near produced amore
gallanter herow than Moses. The young lady
gazes upon him for a few periods, clasps her
hands together, strikes a position, and rollin her
rs wildly like a expiril l~nfantile crow cries:
ella! Do my rs deceive my earsight? That
frame! them sore close : these voice /! it is-it is
my own, me only Moses ~ and he folded her to
his hart. "Methinks | shall swoon,'' she sed,
and pretty soon she swoondid.
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CHAPTER III.
WAS MOSES OF NOBLE BIRTH.

WAS MOSES OF NOBLE BIRTH.
Moses was foreman of Ingine Kumpany Mum
Der 40. The 40's had jest bin hayin a pleasant
fte with the SOS on the day l INTRODUCE Moses to
my readers. He had his arms full of t~rofees, to
whit A scalps, 5 rs, 3 fingers, I ears. which he
had chawed off, &C., &c. When Elizy (for that
was the lovely young lady's name) rekivered
from her swoon she asked,
" How hast the battle gone? Tell mel"
4" Elizy, said the brave young tan, DRAWN
hisself up to his full hite, 1--WE cbawed 'em up
and smashed their old mersheen all ter peaces! 20
81 thank the Gods ~ she cride. 'sThow didst
full well, and hence4th l ware three in me hart
of hartsi And Moses, :" she continered, layin her
he'd conidingly agin his westcut, s9dost know /
sumtimes think that thow wastest of noble
birth ?'
"No,' sez he, wildly ketching hold of hisself,
'syou don't say SOP"
Indeed do L. she sed. "Your dead grand
fathers sperret earnest to me the other mite and
SEE he, % Moses is a Disguised Juke !"
Dost not the actors all call it Juke - she
sed, sternly. =
That settled the matter.
81 hav thought of this thing afore,'' sed
Moses abstractedly. If it is so, then thus it
must be 2 Ii or not 2 B-that air. the question I!
But no moro of this now. Dry up. Olife-life,
you re too many for me - He tore out some of
his pretty yeller hair, stamped on the floor Wild
ly, and was gone.
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embellishments

o. sale
BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
THE CARGO of Al BRIrIsH BARK
"Hu1nPhrey
asa tons measurement, 9o14 tons burden,
CHELLEw. MASTER,
SAILED FROM LIVERPOOL NAY 7th'
y consisting Of
Dry Goods.
Nine cottons white cottons, superfne white coftons,
assorted prints. two blue prints, Turkey red and
yellow prints, plain Turkey red cloth, cling
plain aud fancy silks. Victoria lawns
cotton handkercl,iefs, printed
bOrdered handkerchief'
key reddo,
L IVES
handkerchiefs,
denims. riding hats.
cotton umbrellas, SILK
umbrellas, sewing cotton, blue
and scarlet serge shirts, pilot jackets,
alpaca coats. mosquito netting, linen blouse,
Red ticks. white blue and red blankets, railway wrappers,
mesinOs, a llp,, plain i'm. and o agars ai;o su ssif hose as sew io@ siiH,
mems felt hats, silk handkerchief, superhne tweed rouserlnes,
s a.nnsi ar = S" wrappers, mems WOODEN hose. cotton under
shirts, cotton trouserings, printed musiins' ~c' ~c''~ Z =
Case. Geneva. Old Tom Gin, scotch Whisky. Brown cognac
Pale Cognac, Pale sherry, Fine Old Port, cl'rrt-
BOTTLED ALE N PORTER,
uhsls. Salts Ale, hhds. Younger's Ale.
Sundries.
White saltwater soap, perfnmery, false jewelry'
English saddles,
Crates s, assorted rte , saIthenware.
Assorted iron,
Crow bars, fencing wire, -,
'D'i English nalai boiled Oil.
Green paint.
SUGAR PANS AND COOLERS,
Hoop iron, 1 case superior assorted English cutlery,