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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09
nov CnOnS At AND BELO"

DRY GOODS AT AND BELoo~s ,
E COST, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, Al - -
BROtu sTREET-THO5. D. QCARLES Is tntDu. w
close out hi. stock Of Guodi Immediately arc ~" i
this day Inducements to the trade to
OF him al. >tuck sill consists OF rreh. nsnt ~ ~,
Goods, par,Icu!ary in Rich wntes silks. which he VII! sell
below cost. ,, G. o. 81 ,r
An persons 10 want Of Goods at sa"ihs OF - 10 ~ p
Ct will find T. their advantage 70 canine a.
fore purchasing iNo'' ~
Oct 24-c3s
F@iMP0KTANTTy no y cI:FiKs p.cca CO.
- .r,ioc n oI,,rIES & SONG, by note .. Gprn Is
count mus: pay =. once longer ndugsnce s;. s 'S
given. -
Octai-c3H ---------~--
---11,..rrI7.i u FIRE 4 MARINE ISsua.>GtC",
RICHMOND. 9nd Sov.r:ar-. !.r'
DIyIDESD SOTICE.-Ihe bosrd o. D!rr', - 49,,
I ,hs C0mnany have declared = d'TideJ" Vi ~ ~,
-, on az The profits Of the last six months pss -
,b cknoI.r. their legal repressntsvr' % The
The 18Th lust The transfer BOOK WI De re
18Th int. "A-LAA'' Secretary.
Nov. SD
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Aug l. Sept. |. Oct. ].
rr.,,u.,, Of Directors e5S 2: ST. sG q ,l63 o.
The undersigned Directors OF the Bank OF the valley 10
Virginia. have examined the foregoing statement ano una
II correctly made up. , ~ ,r,,
JACOB BAKER,
WILLIAM s. ZiRKLE,
DANIEL CONRAD,
J. P. SMITH
sTATE OF yIHGINIA-FRsDERrcE CoCSrI, ~:
Thts dRy Henry II. rent Cashier OF the Bank OF The
Valley In Virginia. personally appeared before The under
signed Notary Public In und for the county Aforesaid
and nde oath that the foregoing statement exhibits true
condition OF ssd the LIST instant rs male u from
The hooks OF Oh. Bank and The reports from the several
branches thereof ,>,n
]. 5. CARSON Notary Public.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09

COMPARATIVE STATE FAssYHs BAsE Up VIRGINIA IN
GLIDING TIE BRAscnK5 OK THE FIRST DAY OF oCIottR,
1880 I'D TIE PIRsT DAT OCTOBER, lsOO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09

Dirdsud IS Fer crr,, II yeV OF $4,000" capital
The undcrsIgne Directors OF the Da:s % Cha .;"n,
Lave examined the above staenen :ri n.ese II TO be
correct H. FIiINIGi,
Z. q .wANS,
vi. 4. oi' hEEltR,
" L. CNHELi.
r. PATRICK
STATE or fIH,iSrs, kASATB4 C"rS1r, ".
Before ME, the subscriber, Notary fUf.n It. rhd !D
said county. personally cnme a. Sr"ucer - t,hsr "i
tn. Bank Of Ih.Tlrton, and de CAL! thi. t. above
Statement; Is true. rs he verify D.leycs.
Given under my hani ih. Oh! day Of 0Stoher. 500
JOHN CLATiuu y. J..
THIS agency Of TIL, Bank required ~ t!ir SCI ~ April
ID lsos the Office OF M-ssrs Z. II MrrFS Co. =;
H!ch,r.rd Va Il. FITZHGGH tr--inrEt.
BANK OF SC0TTsvIlLE,
ScorrsvnLr, Va, Oct. ei.t, i:i"
Hon. JGHS LsfcHFk, Governor Of Virginia:
Dear Cir enclose statement. rho wing the t"p''I2h -
this Bank on the lie, Inst. compared With the i'' ay u
October, 1859.
Very respectfully your oblt srrvi
". ID. DAVIS. Cashier.
CuuP.naTsg SrATk BASE or ScvTfsvTILs 1uG Isl
PAY VI UcruE.x, ls6u, iSD INK ltr DAY o. OCTOBER.
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BANK or CHARLESTON

BASK or CHARLESTON,
KASAmMl, C. II, VI, October 10Th, 1864
Ills Exc-lleEcy, JoHS LETcuEg. Governor OF Virginia:
Dear Sir :-HrrewIh transmit TO the sstsu.Lt OF
llls Bank for the quarter ending October IT. lstJ
Yours, respectfully,
H. FlTziCGH, President
sr.rSuSsr u rms E,NI cr C5,rtg:!os, Va, Tos TIE
QcAgrlg ESDisG oc1. lar lsel, ASD Coa2rsrosnU6
yr.6rLn lsss
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MONTICELLO BANK,
CHAkLnTrr svlLLg Va, Oct. 81. 1880
Ia ,h- Hon joins l.srciER, Governor Of Virginia:
Near herewith transmit TO you statement OF Tue
condition of this Bank TO the LIST insf.
Very respectfully, ...c.x c,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09

ALgsNaELR Cvr.rI, 40 VII ,,,,,
Da,. Cxsher Of the Bank OF scottiT!l!e, person
lIv ,near.d before me- Justiee OF the Peace tor ne
xnty .for.sad In the State OF Virginia. and made oSu.
rh. the ANNEXED abatement Of the e"ncon ot sad bshA
j. correct ~ tn. best % his belief and Enoulsdgs
Given under my hand Til. Goth day OF October. 1879
J. W MASON J. T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09

The circulating OF the Southwestern Bank ARE re-
depu-I If the Bank Of the Connonv eah, Richmond
ROBERT GlBBONEf, President.
YIKUISfA-WyTHg CUrSTY-T0 WIT:
This day personally appeared before the undersigned
Notary Public for said county w. A. Stuart Cashier OF the
South Bank Of Virginia, and made oath that the
foregoing statement OF the condition OF the raid Bank Is
correct ~ he verify believes.
Given nndrr my hand this October Sd, 1860.
c. A. HALLER, y. +.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09
Victor Encmanuel's Title TO the Kingdom
OF Italy.

VlCaoE SttShAoAoote N --~>~',
From the London Times, Oct. "a
b this time, with an unanmlty which Is not
wonderful, the Neapolitans will have voted
themselves subjects of the Kingdom Of Italy,
under Victor Emmanuel. The title therefore,
vii! be complete Theoretically, unanimous
election is. without doubt, the best title by
which any King can hold Il sceptre. The long
est hereditary succession is but the original
till. cf the first posscssor transmitted through
his DESCENDANTS Choice or force election or
conquest, are ut the root Of all our Royal trees;
and, Of the TWO, election is surely to be es-
teemcd more valid than conquest. 1t was the
title OF the chiefs Of our German ancestors; it
is the title OF our own Royal House; and 1t is
the title Of the Emperor who has watched over
and nu7t,,rcd this rising electoral kingdom.
Il may be suggested that to make such
. ceremony ss election by universal suf.
fraSo strictly valid there should be r va.
caacy, as there was in the days OF Saul, aud
also in those of james H., and also in those
OF Napoleon III. But perfect unanmlty in the
electors almost preSumes vacancy, especially
ii there be moral reasons TO justify their cast
ing of their old allegiance. The Neapoltans
have quite rs good case against their Frances
H. He has certainly broken the original COM
pact between prince and people, and, if he has
not deserted the kingdom, he has certainly alb
dicatcd the functions Of government. The ii.
tic Victor Emmanuel has obtained is therefore
perfectly good according 70 all the principles
Of public law ii only he can reduce it into
possession. Now, then, is the OPP
portunity Of Victor Emmanuel If he does
not seize this opportunity 10 drive the King Of
Naples into the SEA, or, more hnmanely, into 4
seaeoing boot, he is not the man for his time
A few words, a high bid, new phase of poicy,
may change all. This crown Of Italy is worth
an energetic clutch, now that, after such doubt
full play !o. it, it is within reach.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09

STATE VI rigsISIA, CRY " NORFOLK TO wiz:
" Camp Cashier Of the Exchange Bank OF Vrgnls this
day personally appeared before Justice OF the Pence OF
the city aforesaid made oath that the above statement
mar out from the bools Of the Bank and from the quur
srv returns received the Branches Is the
tn,t Of His knowledge and belief
Given under Dy hand this Goth day Of October, 1900
y. VI. PARKER, J. =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09

On Iii. 18th day u October l.cQ D. J. Hcrsaok Cashier
Of the Bank OF How Ad,ye. made oath before the sub.
scribrr Justice for the County Of Abear that tie
above statement ~ correct 10 the bes Of his knowledge
and belief W 4. TURNER, J.P
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09

LOant 10 UirectOrs u ihI- BabE not HcUI. H'hIIVU
$500.
The undersigned Directors OF the Bank of the oih uo'n
,o nv. .ained the above account. and believe To be
Correct W. ~ McNElGII, President,
BENJAMIN II. LAMBERT.
ROBERT :. ASliBY,
GgOR III II. SHOOT,
sr iry or VIRGINIA, aLExISnaII CorS1Y:
aIy before me- the subscriber. Notary
publie for the county aforesaid PETER F.. HOFFMAN,
Cashier Of Ban: OF the Old Dominion, who made oah
that the above Is statement 10 the best o. MS
knowledge aud belief. 80,
Given under my hand this ly,a day Of October. ioti
w. C. YEATuN, Notary Public.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09

This includes all bills drawn within the State and pays'
bic ut any distant pon. within without the State, also
Sterling Bills.
The undersigned Directors Of the Exchange Bank Of 'r
ga certify that the foregoing statement has been exam
ined and Is believed to be correct
W. II. SHARP,
Ntr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09


noble captain-"I could not check their de
sircs :" III could not scorn the honors!" And
YOU may rest assured tho rewards, the base
born honors are sure 10 follow from govern
ment which has ever welcomed trcachery to
her bosom--a partner, always, 81 prriidy and
collision. Ills second. that SiperclliuuS vaga'
bond Of the Gladiator WAS well served in New
Orleans, when he met with deserving chastISc.
mcnt. Rut the only regret is that Cnpt. Sal
mond did not himself SIC fit TO visit the shores
of those h. boasts nf serving. and receive the
reward Of lrcrncn, not tyranis II wholesome
halter.
1t has been said, I'VE command the fear and
rcsncct Of the nations of the East 1t may
be so. fur distance lends cnchantment to the
view ;" but what matters this when We know
we are bcgsars at our ewn lircsides--that We
suffer daily our sacred hearth stones 10 he pol.
lutcds We know ourselves to he degraded,
low, basr-nuthing hut base at holnc--and the
good opinion Of thousand Eastern Chiefs can
not help our wounded hunnr, nor give our de.
graded spirit peace.
The Ernokiyn has not yet returned from,
ChiriGui with the Pioneers, but is expected
daily, when she will get her mail, change
death Of E:x-Presidrnt Mora, Of Costa I.ica, the
great friend oI the Pacific Railroad Company,
has nut the failure Of this route beyond their
far reaching arm. 1t was arranged before the
steamer Guatameila pu. this unfortunate
Prince and his poor needy followers ashore,
on Punta Arenas, that that port, s!."ud be
again thrown open, and the subsidy, already
agreed on. be regularly paid into the Golfers
Of the Railroad Company Where interest
drives they can be FillibuSfers too and if our
Government was guilty Of Walkers death, by
allowing him to leave our shores, by tile same
reasoning the Panama Railroad Company are
equally guilty and should be called to account
for the death of Nora Canas and others, by put
ting them down on the shores Of Costa RIGA.
Samuel Clark, Esq, of Michigan, has been
appointed U. S. Consul at Aspinwall; Mr.. C..
j. Fox, the ex U. S. Consul, agent of Corne-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09

Cuup.r.T.g SrAIk BASE or ScvTrsvILLs Ins Isl
PAY VI UcTuE.n ls6U, iSD I'M ltr p.r % ocr"hss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09

BANK OF ROCKINGHAM,
IIlshisuSBrkG, Va, October l., l=d0.
Hon JvuY krcII,a, Governor OF virginia:
Dear sir Enclosed you will pleass hEh statement
showing the condition OF this Bank on the lst inst
Your Ohd'tsyt, T. siHAfEH, essnie'
STATEMENT or CnspIvS " TIM BANK oE hocKiS6lAH
nS tbs riEsr ohr OF OCTOBER, isoo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09

Peters, Williams Co.
The undersigned Directors Of the honic-N" bank
.aunrJ the above ieinru ana believe the same 10 os
correct . ,,.,, u-.-t,-,.
October - 1s6p. " H. MhSSis' F'e-''s'
L. CABELL,
z X. NELSON.
IT. y. DUKE,
JOHN WOOD, JK.
AlsdIIRLs C0rSTr, 70 VIII: r,u
This day appeared before me- Notary Public for SAID
countv Elannagan CASHIER OF the Monticello banf,
and AZ oath that he annexed statement Of the condition
OF the Monticello Bank Is correct
'''@1 '.o-' JOAN L. BIBs, y. P.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-24
SOUTHERN PIANO MANDATORY

KUN NJ RISk KUN NJ RISh :!
THOSE WHO WISH to purchase good and reliable Pr
Il ANO would do well to get one of BOSWELL & co. IS
Neoo Cross String Iron Frame Grand Patent action Pr
They have given universal satisfaction wherever they
have been sod and considered by judges be one
the best square Pianos that made. They combine
all the late improvements together with larger Sounding
Board which makes their tone full and melodious All
our Pianos sold guarantee for five years. with the
privilege to exchange within six months after the sale
should they not give saacon and guarantee those
who purchase from safe delivery of Pianos
Stunning all responsibilities Therefore, those who purchase
of US RISK.
large number of our Pianos have been sold in this State
and elsewhere. We who have purchased of us
in lis county to whom refer Geo. Houston, ESQ.,,
Miles CUstiu Juslua Wright, Esq hornso
Esq, John D: Love, Esq., VIM. A. Williams, Esq., VIM. j..
Price, ESQ.,, DR.. Kea, Mrs. Redding, D. M Foyes ESQ., L.
Montague ESQ, Geo. Moore Esq N. Nixon. Esq Top
sail Sound James GARRISON Esq, Ellington also,
Branch of Halifax county Dr. G. c. Marchant of Curlituck
county, John Pool Esq, of Pasquoank county, and many
others.
Old Pianos will be taken in exchange part pay for
ones We sell for cash approved notes and twelve
months
All orders sent our address will be faithfully and
promptly attended to.
Address
j. E. BOSWELL & CO.,
Piano Manufacturers,
Nos. 5 South Eutaw ST.,
Baltimore.
Aprll z6 Io6O. l99-law6m-36- lam6m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-24

NoM1NATED.-It will be seen that Democratic Con-
vention in Columbus has nominated N. L. Williamson,
Esq., the Democratic candidate to represent Column
bus county in the next House of Commons of North
Carolina. 1t is a good nomination.
1t will also be seen that a Convention of delegates
representing the Democracy of the senatorial district
composed of the counties of Bladen Brunswick and
Columbus, has unanimously nominated Thomas D. Nc
DoWel Esq., of Bladen, as the Democratic candidate
for Senator from that District Mr. Mcdowell has long
represented that district with honor to himself and adj
vantage to his constituents. We trust that be will find
it consistent with his duty to himself and his family to
yield to this call of the Democratic party in whose
he has already made many sacrifices. Of this how
ever he alone judge and in case of his deciding in
the negative say that he has not already done
enough.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-24

"No LONGER A DEMoCRAT."-We notice a piece
under the above caption going the rounds of the oppo
stion press in this State It is copied from the Will
mington Herald, and has reference to some remarks
made by Hon. VIM. S. Ashe in the Democratic Ma
tonal Convention at Charleston On the authority of
the Baltimore Sun it is stated that Mr.. Ashe said if
these minority resolutions adopted he would be
compelled to abandon the convention and disconnect
himself from the Democratic party.
Now, in the first instance, Mr.. Ashes remarks had
reference to preamble and resolution contained in the
minority platform which in his opinion went to const
tute the Supreme Court of the United States the dcta
tor of principles for the Democratic party That pas
stricken out. Secondly Mr.. Ashe did not say that be
would dlsconnect himself from the Democratic party
By leaving the Convention he would disconnect himself
of course, as delegate from the organization of that
Convention. When VIM. S. Ashe is no longer a
Democrat queer things will happen.
AS we sat within foot of Mr.. Ashe at the time and
spoke to him Immediately before and Immediately after
we know not only what he said but what he intended to
have said had he not been interrupted by call to "orde
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-24
Republican Nominations.

The nomination of Lincoln, of Illinois, and Hamlin
of Maine the candidates of the Republican party for
President and Vice President of the United States is
announced to-day by telegraph. This nomination 1--WE
aude now to that for Presiden shows two things
first that Abotionism does not feel quite confident get
use the term Abolitionis, for it comes to that
after all-otherwise its Great Expounder,' VIM. 81
Seward would have been nominated ;-second that the
the Republicans put up Abe Lincoln - as tie com.
pettor of Mr. Douglas, be having occupied that posi-
in Illinois.
They no doubt expect to against Mr.. Douglas, in
the event of his being candidate certain admissions
which they assert he made during the Senatorial
in Illinois
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-24

MARVELLOUS PHENoMENoN.-The Russian correspond
ent of the London Telegraph writes thus
At Moscow, physical phenomenon has been recently
observed such as would have given rise to the creation
of whole cycle of fantastic myths in the times of the
worlds infancy. We learn from paragraph in the
leading paper of that city that at quarter past ten,
southwest of the Great Bear suddenly commenced to
wax larger assuming at the same time the color of iron
at red heat but without the appearance of any sparks
or rays In this condition the star appeared until half
past H. varying in the intensity of its light and attain
ing the size nearly of halfmoon. little before mid
night the dmness began to increase and at IL O'Clock
the star had entirely disappeared. In its stead sort
OF black speck was to be noticed by the light of the
stars, which were unusually brilliant that evening. It
remains for the astronomers to describe and the poets to
sing OF the destruction of the lumnar which, for ought
we know, may have been the abode Of race superior to
our own.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-24
Carolina Yatch Club.

AT the regular annual meeting held in this town on
yesterday among other business transacted the follow
ing gentlemen were elected officers
Comnodore-Gen. Alex. McRae.
Vice Commodore-Parker Ounce.
Secretary and TTeasner-C. G. Morse.
Committee on Regattas-H. Burkhmer, Thos M.
Gardner and W. NJ Parsley.
Committee on Prizes-John A. Baker, R. a. Grant
and G. @. Morse.
The Club now numbers about sixty, and at its meet
ing yesterday received eight new members.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-24

ANOTHER ExoDUs.-It would appear as though Ire
The movement has commenced and thousands are pour
ing into all her ports to take shipping either direct or
UaG Liverpool for the four quarters of The GARTH the
grand stream flowing, however, towards the shores of
the " Great Rel ublic"
For some years past there has been comparative
suspenslon--a pause in this movement this pause
due to many AT first the operation of the En-
numbered Estates Act beneficial then produce was
in demand for the supply OF the armies IN India the
Crimea then crops were good then the absorbed
a good many men, and somehow Irishmen will enlist
where there is fighting going on, even if the battles to
be fought be those of the hated Saxon These
kept them at home or in British service, while the
Know Nothing excitement scared them off from coming
to America.
Last year was unfaVorabe in the way of Irish crops
There were prices to be obtained, big boun-
ties for enlistment. The Know Nothing excitement has
all blown over for the time at least. DR.. Cahi has
been writing letters home which have been read by
to- every Celtic Irishman and the result of all these
causes combined the renewed stampede from Ireland
which will soon cease to be Celtic and become Saxon
lied, for those to whom and for whom Dr. Cah writes
and with whom his influence is immense are all Catho-
Ecs and all of the aboriginal Celtic race-race and
religion being there SYNONYMOUS terms and distinctly
marked.
Germany, and even Italy, contributes to swell the
gream-Italy actually sending several parties not en-
gagged in the organ and monkey business.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-24
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

- THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the Pt :! N
ga, containing 1000 to 500 acres of LAND of which
29O for 500 T of will produce
ing peculiarly adapted this cultivaton and $50
will produce IS to 40 bushels Corn to the acre. On the
place is very comfortable framed Dwelling and Cabins
which will accommodate 100 Negroes together with Sta
bles, Cotton Houses and all necessary buildings
This of the most desirable residences the Sea-
board of Georgia. perfectly healthy good Water, and an
abundance of Fish, Oysters and Came Vessels drawing
twenty-five feet water can load the landing The
running from Savannah to Florida pass by this Panta
ton daily.
great bargain and liberal terms will be given.
C. A. L. LAMAR, Savannah.
Refers to Messrs DeRosset, Brown Co., Wilmington, N.
Ca
April 5th, 1860. 18l&333m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-24
April 26, 1860
nj A NH q on
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORET

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just Published, an a Sealed Envelope
AEIRAM ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
As&# RADICAL CURE OF SPERMATORRHEA,
sW or Seminal Weakness. Sexual Debility, Ner-
vo1sness and Involuntary Emissions, inducing mpotency
and Mental and Physical Incapacity.
By ROB. J. CULVERWELL, M. D.,
Author Of " The Green Book &C.
The world renowned author, in this admirable Lecture,
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
of be efectuay without
Medicine and without dangerous Surgical operations bou
cure at once certain and eectua which every sufferer
no matter what his condition may be- may himself
chedpy pTtUGey and radically. This lecture will prove
boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post paid the receipt
OF two postage stamps by addressing Dr. CHI. j. c. KLINE
NJ. D., 4so First Avenue, New York, Post Box 1856.
April A. 1860. l8O&33-Iv
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-24

k6r The Kinston Advocate does not sustain the
Newbern Progress in its bitter complaints over the
change of Schedule on the Atlantic and North Carolina
Rairoad-the mail Agent does not and apparently few
do outside of the Progress immediate circle. We rather
think that the main object of the directors in changing
the Schedule was to accommodate the pleasure travel
from the West and other points, this being during
part OF the year the most remunerative passenger bust
ness which the road receives. There was we feel GER
tain, no idea nor wish to outrage" anybodys feelings
OF business.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-24

"a The Wilmington Light Infantry are to celebrate
their anniversary Monday next at Bevder in Bruins
wick county about miles from town. We learn that
number of ladies and gentlemen have been invited to
the picnic and to witness the target exercise They
leave here early in the morning. and no doubt will have
pleasant time Several prizes to be shot for which
are now on exhibition at the store of Messrs Brown &
Anderson.
A steamer carrying the members of the company and
their guests will leave Dock street wharf at o'clock
on Monday morning.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-24
CATARACT
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Clothing, Time, and Labor Saved

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DESCRIPTION.
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turns both cylinders at the time opposite drectous
readily creating suds, forcing the water through the
Gotnes and eectuay removing the dirt. The action
rubbing, and thus the wear of clothes
:, SULLIVAN HYATT, Propretors,
"a BEEKMAN STREET. NEW YORK
B-State and County Rights for sale and purchasers
supplied with Machines at wholesale liberal terms.
Salesroom, 439 Broadway. ~ ~
Feb. %, 1860. 1Ao&079ro