Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-24
Total,
May 18th, 1860.
SIS REWARD.

May 18TH, le6O 39-5t
a viz: JACK, JESS and JOE:
- JACK left on the first of March last; he is black
rather hump shoudered and has large eye balls low built
JESS is light coored, very well built and chunkey
ing with him dark clothing. He about &c or %
years old. bought him in Richmond, Va. about seven
G as ann an1 San light
pexion has scar on one or both feet by cuts
from wore off brown yarn coat with black velvet
collar. He is about % "a years old The two latter
Jess and Joe, left the 18th of May, inst.
They probably trying to pass themselves off Free
or some white person may be assisting them off.
Clinton for their confinement in any jail SO that can get
them $25 for either of them. LOTT RICH.
Clinton, N. G., May 18th, 1860. 2l6-lt-393t
IS MARKET ST. BALDWIN's CLOTHING HOUSE
100000 WORTH OF SUPERIOR CLOTHING
AND CENTS furnishing GOODS!
Our ooc,e Manufacture, and the IMPORTA 1IONS for The
most part to OUR OWN ORDER!! own
i the STYLES, are features too UNIVERSALLY WELL
KNOWN, and too GENERALLY ADMITTED, to require
any reference of We invite the gentlemen Whining
ION and SoFf00nu TM iIESFS e ST0CKT
opening daily for general sales and MADE TO MEASURE
from among the FIRST ARTISTS in this country and Eu
rope Our FRENCH REPORTS and semmonthy arrivals
OF FRENCH PATTERNS,
-'O.- THE Mt8tT11I0Ns OF FASHION!
w 'll' 0 cHiIDREN's CLOTHING, &C., &C., at
LACE POINTS AND MANTILLAs.
WE HAVE opened another lot of Lace Points and Man
May is at lf By FHaEf
Corner Store.
MOLAssEs! IOLAssESI! MOLASsEs!H
49, S6oped and psoEssss
~ BBLs. cargo brig " Sarah Starr direct from
Msy e. $780, 'D' 0"' "'u e5 j. MUNRO
NEW ORLEANS SYRUP.
20 BBLs choice Syrup and Moasses w For sale ,! BY
RICE-RICE-RICE.
100 CASKS of fresh beat Charleston Rice of various
IVY grades in tisrees and Pes Fer sale P HNpo
GROCERIES.
Porto Rico, Crushed, A. B. and G; Refined Sugars
Wac Wac; Mills Family Flour
North ad Beat H RI ss and Shoulders
Bss91 SIDES and Tos shos sT9nn
Adamantine Candles.
COgaes Pale and No. Soap IN whO s and an half boxes
c0g"'s Xxx Nas 4d & 10 5 so sR0 SO h. boxes
Thos Andrews & Co.'s Yeast ar Soap Powders, Candy,
Raisins' Nut@ Gign,n AlspSoe' Pepper Cloves
For sale by L. B. HuGGiNs SONS,
May 18th, 1860. S. E. Cor. Market and I'd sts
| ORRELL & GRADY
NTANUFAC TURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
NI HATS, GAPS, STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS,
UMBRELLAS, PARAsoLs; FLOWERS O. RIBBONS SC
NEW YORK.
| D. D. ORRELL,
formerly of Fayetteville, N. c.
B. F. GRADY,
late Of Wilmington, N. C.
May 18th, 1860 2ll-1w-3S-3m
If IN SEARCH OF TRUNK
| A ND YOU BELIEVE THAT
! n "TLlE rs MONEY!
you large per centage bOth by visiting the
GREAT TRUNK DEPOT
of MYERS MOORE, at "a Market street, and making
your selections from their immense They have
all the
NEW STYLES LADIES' TRUNKS
/ LADIES' RETICULES Il TRAVELLING BAGS
and selling at
LOWER PRICES
than other dealers CAN AFFORD.
Our goods are the best, and
CHARGES LESS.
TIE styles - the thing"
Our profits small Send to for samples or call 81
Market ST.. "a, MYERS 4 MOORE. 81.
May22.
SUNDRIES.
l1R0 BARRELS strictly choice New Dreams Syrup anC
lCO Moasses
80 hhds. Prime to Choice New Orleans Sugar;
so bbls. Granulated and Extra c. Coffee Sugar;
$50 kegs Nails-a good brand;
IA4Ha T-or.