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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25
Marine Intelligence
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA
ARRIVED.


Oct 17.-Schr Dolphin Charles, from Little River to D.
A. Lamont with nava stores. -
B. G. Worth with Isoo bushels corn NJ " TO l. o.
Bsteamer Fanny Lutterloh, Elder, from Fayetteville,
l8-steamer John Dawson, McFadyen from Fayetteville
to Owen Yarbrough.
Steamer North Carolina Barber from Fayetteville to A.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Driver from Fayetteville to T.
schr. Jonas Smith, Dayton from New York, to A. D.
Cazaux; with mdze.
sshr E Talbot, sweetland. from Rockport Me-, to
r. d. D. McRae d Co.. with AGO casks Inns to Clark s.
sshr G. P Taylor, Thomas from Savannah, to T. c. &
b. ". Worth with $40 sacks salt.
lS-cschr Patron, Tosen from Pasquoauk co., to T. C.
b. 6. Worth with 1900 bushsl corn
steamer Enterprise, Jones from Eizabethown to W. P.
Steamer Douglass Banks, from Fayettevi to j. T. Pet
oct. Steamer Kate McLaurin Evans I'm Fayetteville,
schr. Ann E. Davis Scarboro', from Hertford to T. c. &
HaIrss Howell; with mdze.
2IBrg Delaware, Cobb, from Savannah, to T. c. & B.
Barque William Edward, Whyte Al DAYS from Liyerpool
to O. Z; Parsley & Co.; with $500 sacks salt.
22-Schr j. c. Manson, Hewett, from Shalotte to An.
derson d Savage with naval stores.
Steamer North Carolina, Barber from Fayetteville to A.
Steamer A. P. Hurt Hurt from Fayetteville, to T. G. &
23-schr David Faust Mosander from Philadelphia, to
7. G. & B. G. Worth; with mdze.
Brig Mary McRae, CrOcker from Barbados to J&D
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Elder from Fayetteville to A.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald Driver from Fayetteville to T.
c. & B. G. Worth.
24-steamer Sum- Rush. from Fayetteville, to Clark &
burlington.
CLEARED.
Oct Is Steamer A. P Hurt Hurt, for Fayetteville, by
Steamer Sum- Rush, for Fayetteville by Clark & ling
ton. "a
Schr. W. h Howard Brown, for Sloop Point by RANKIN
& Martin.
l9.-Schr. Target Howe, for New York, by A. D. Ca
zaux with ST. bb spts turpt 73 do rosin "a do
stone 3Sl bales cotton, 20 bbs beef l6 bushels seed
boxes IS bags and 81 bbs dried fruit IA boxes mdze
bbls. potatoes, hhd casks bbl and pieces old cop
per-
Steamer North Carolina Barber for Fayetteville by A.
E. Hall.
2o-steamer Flora Mcdonald Driver for Fayetteville by
T. G. Il B. q. Worth.
Steamer John Dawson, McFayden for Avreysboro, by
Owen Yarbrough.
Brig Ganges Mtady, for New York. by J. II. Flanner
with $500 bbs rosin THE G.. put back here some time
since dismasted, and has been thoroughly repaired
Brig Sarah Starr, Slocum for Havana, by G. c. w. J.
Munro with 80 bbls tar so do rosn so do PITCH 15 900
feet lumber.
20-schr Margaret Reinhart Peterson for Philadelphia,
by Harrss HOWELL with So bbls. spirits urpentine Il do.
crude do 727 do rosin 200 do PITCH 80 do. OIL bales
warp, ~ do cotton.
22-steamer Kate McLaurn, Evans, for Fayetteville, by
Clark burlington.
22-steamer North Carolina Barber for Fayetteville by
A. E. Hall.
Brig L. T. Knight Park for Cardenas, by Kidder Mar
| tin with l60, 900 feet lumber
Oct A.-Schr Geo. E. Prescott, Pendleton, for Rock
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Elder for Fayetteville by A.
E. Hail.
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WHEN ARE you GOING TO WILMINGTON

WHEN ARE you GOING TO WILMINGTON!
OUR friends in the country will be visiting Wilmington
during the Fall and Winter, for the purpose of selecting
Clothing for every day and Sunday wear. And in more
than instance wedding suit will be wanted. We un-
agy give opinion, and advise the readers OF
The Journal accordingly that they will find the most desira-
0esockthe best madethe most approved cut, and, in
Short the desirable Clothing of all qualitiesfrom the
finest to the coarsest-at BALDWINS Mammoth Clothing
Hose IS Market st. Mr. B. directs and snperintends the
Hg of all the Clothing he offers, and guarantees every
garment perfect This is of best Southern houses
and deserves the patronage of our people.
addition to outer wear, noticed the largest assert
nent Of Under Garments have in Southern
0aso and the prices were certainly reasonable.
The extensive assortment of Trunks for Ladies and Cen
een very attractive, and informed from ry
enable source, that BALDWIN sells Trunks superior in
make to any others in Wilmington and at prices ten to
y per cent. below smaller dealers. He keeps large
Trunk Wareroom filled with styles Trunks and Bags
@5lle of his Store on Market Street.
Unhestatingly, recommend readers to patronze
BALDWIN for articles in his line. You will get what you
bargain for and at fair price. All articles repre-
"ned Such is our experience, and cheerfully give
pro bono pl5ico.
Sept. 2Oth 1850 Att
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RosN-Since our review of Wednesday last the market
to effect unless at reduced prices For fine No there is
demand but buyers operate sparngy. The sales for
week reach only 500 bbls: No at prices ranging
from 81 rs to 81 per bb according to quality In No.
nothing has been done the way of sales and are there
fore unable TO give quotation. For the Common
to the in of freight and the difficulty expert
enced in shipping (caused by the scarcity OF vesses and
prices are q cents lower than quoted our last me
buyers purchase The sales for the week follows:
Thursday. 500 bbls. at 81 o2i per $40 lbs.
Do'....: zoo 90
TAR-Is in brisk demand for shipment, and only small
in III for
week comprise only 346 bbs of which 80 do sold at 81
and 254 do at 50 IS per bblcIosng firm at latter price
quence report either Tie market is only moderately
supplied with beeves, still notice limited enquiry from
81 head have brought during the week and sold at
81 per h. for grass faed We quote at ST to 81 cts,
in quality Few or no SHEEP have been received and
the in butchers hands very light We quote at 81 SO
to 50 so each.
BARRELs-The market continues to be very well supplied
with empty Spirits Turpentne barrels and remains without
alteration Scarcely any demand exists the sales have
been confined small lots of N. Y. make. We quote coun
try make at 81 Is to 81 IS for lots they and 81 so to
81 So for selected second hand and N Y at 81 10 ~
Corn MEALS brought in slowly from the country and
of country at IS cents We quote small sales for the
week from the granaries at 80 cents per busheL
has ruled active for this article and prices show advance
of fully over former quotations. There has been
from and s Gats op the
have been better, but there is only small quantity remain
ing unsod. The sales foot PIP $50 bales at7a to Ia
46 do at 1O4 cents 81 do cents A. at l0 cents
l3l do. at 10 cents 206 do at IL cents "a do at Cts
U.s. do at IL per Id The ann s,
10 IL cents, and good middling lit to liz cents.
FsH-Ths market rather better supplied with hzets
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MARRIED.,

In Baden county the l7h inst the residence of
Jesse Groom, by JOSEPH Elwel!, tsq, Mr.. HENRY H
county.
In smithville n c. Monday, the 18th inst. by Rev.
VIM; Moore Mr. JAMES (. BUlE of Wilmington to Miss
ALICE DAVIS.
In this town. the 18th inst by Rev. Joseph Wheeler
Mr.. JOHN H. SAVAGE to Miss ANN M, daughter of Mr.
John G. Willis, of Wilmington.
In this county, the 18th inst by Rev. Collin Shaw Mr.
WILLIAMS T. BANNERMAN to Miss IDA HALL, daueh.
ter of Albert g. Hall, Esq, all of New Hanover county
In Charleston, the 18th inst Mr.. W. II. PARKERSON
of Wilmington, to Miss E. E. SrERRETT, of N. Y.
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DIED.

In this town. the residence of W. c. Bettencourt ESQ.,
on the 23d ins Miss NAOMI CUMMINGS, aged about Is
years.
In Goldsboro, N c., the morning of Saturday Oct
18th, Major STYLES W. HOWLEY, recently of the U. s.
Army in the AID year of his age Major Howley was ma.
tive of the State of New York. and the time of the
signaOn of his commission December last, had been in
the army Tor ABOUT twenty earshaVng joined during the
Florida war; through which he actively and after
had been recruiting officer at Louisville KY where he
presented with silver service by the National Blues
that city, mark of their respect for him gentleman
and soldier At the time of his death Major Howley
nsructing Cavalry Company at Newbern, N. G. Death
to him very suddenly while travelling and when sepa
rated from his family but it will be of consolation
to them know that though among strangers he received
every attention which medical skill human sympathy
could suggest that his were deposited in their
last resting place by the Masonic Fraternity of Goldsboro
with every mask of respect. Con-.
On the 8th of September, at his residence in New Hano
county, JAMES BOUROEAUX, aged II years. He has
been constant member of the M E. Church for the last
years. He leaves wife and several children, besides
large circle of friends to the loss of who has
been faithful to his Lord and friends. Con-.
Suddenly, Mulberry Grove New Hanover county, on
the 10th October, 1860, VIRGINIA REBECCA, youngest
daughter Of E. and r. j. Bunting aged and
Language express the anguish of the dOting par
at this grieVous calamity She was noted for her
sprghness the charming loneliness of her disposition and
her devoted affection tor her parents and brothers and sis
tiers. All who came within the circle OF her youthful
chantment interested in her gentle lovely qualities of
head and heart Such being pure. too innocent
earth and has been transported her Heavenly Father
to the ending joys of Heaven While this sudden be-
reavement weighs heavily upon the bleeding hearts of at
cted relatives let be another warning to us all to keep
lamps trimmed and burningto prepare in life for
DEATH know not the day the hour when the all
important shall come to meet righteous Judge
! FRIENDS
In this town. the 2lst inst, Oh HAIRLESS A. MITCHELL
of Portsmouth, England, but for the last years
resident of Wilmington, aged % years and month
In this county, on the 18th inst MARTHA COLLINS,
infant daughter Simon and Amanda Lewis aged Is mos
In this county, the 18th inst, HENRY WILLIAMS,
son of A. j. and Eliza Jane Williams, in the 18th year his
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Breckenridge and Lane Tickets.

We have printed full supply of Breckenridge and Lane
0es bearing the of the ten electors the Regu
'T Democratic ticket in North Carolina.
We will furnish these tickets for the bare cost of paper
aIa prlnting-at one dollar thousand.
We trust that Democratic friends in the different
% vi" See that such counties well supplied, and that
e are sent to each precinct and placed in the hands of
ons0e PERSONS who will be to attend and see that
voters are supplied.
Inc cost merely nominal and trust that the supply
AUD distribution of tickets will be carefully attended to at
precinct of every county in the State. Send in your
s and we will send the tickets paying the postage
'"es We want the tickets circulated and voted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-10-25

RELIGIOUS WORKS,
A KELLEY'S BOOK STORE:
IA The Power of Prayer-by s. renius Prime
Christianity and Modern Irfdeity-by Morgan;
DIR. Spencers Sketches-Very valuable;
The Church Identifed-by Wilson,
Our Bible Glass; and the good that came oft
History of Methodism-by Stevens, and vols;
Holy Living and DINGHY J. Taylor;
Jacobus Notes on the Gospels
Help to the Reading of the Bible-by Nichols, A. NJ;
Thornton's Family Prayers;
Memoirs of Bethany;
Mothers of the Bible;
The Words of Jesus and Faithful Promises;
The Christians Companion in Affction
Man and Woman;
Five Years in China-by Taylor;
Promise of the Father;
Tracts for Missionary Use;
Church History-by Mahon;
Infant Baptism-by Hodges;
The Poet Preacher-by Adams;
Agnes, or the Little Ray;
Preachers and PreachiDg-by Murray;
Footsteps of Messiah-by Leash
Mission of Enquiry to the Jews
Ten Years of Preachers Life-by Miburn;
Pioneer Preachers and People of the Mississppby Mil
burn
Chanman's Sermons:
Parochal Sermons-by Bishop Southgate;
The Land and the Book-by Thompson;
Morning and Night Watches
Sacred Scenes and Characters-by Headley;
Sacred Mountains. " "
Life of Rev. Daniel Baker;
Sermons SO -
United States in Prophecy-by Baldwin;
All of DR.. Cummings Series OF WORKS
ct. 23. 1860
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARK Els
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,

u CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
'sparedf from PRESCRIPTION Of Sir j. Clarke, IL. d.
Tli Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
N invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure OF all
c painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
tuition is subject 1t moderates all and
on all distractions and speedy may be relied
th TO MARRIED LADIES
nR gc0ary suited. 1t will, in short tme bring the
FaIly period with regularity.
Sn bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
sup OF Great Britain, to prevent cOunterfeits.
m CAUTION.
FBS us should not be taken bg females during the
ars I III THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as they are
are %lng on Miscarriage, but at any other time they
B cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
he na Limbs Fatigue slight exertion, Papataton of
ca Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will effect
e oen all other means have failed and although pow
anvfbui do not contain irOn caomel, antimony,
IN y nurttul to the constitution
Which, directions in the pamphlet around each package
Sci should be carefully preserved.
1' agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
M Rochester, N. Y.
Go,no$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
tet9r gent will insure bottle, containing so Pills. by
"a al Druggists. 1---'
u u Goldsboro by Lucas Moore.
nNsv,,, PURCELL, LADD q CO., Richmond.
'iAA' 1850. ais h 37.eoV-ly
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NE WILL SELL, at public auction, on the 10th of No
w vember at the former residence of Stewart DeVane
on Black River, New Hanover country Three Hnnd-e3
OF Land it being the Uwer part Of the tract
Gwned by said DeVane about hu, dred twenty
acres in cultivation the remainder of the tract 10 nod
Turpentine Land Also, - e000
At the same time and place will sell from 500 to 1000
bushels Corn Fodder Peas Potatoes Hogs Cattle Horses
Farming Implements &c. We will also hire out for the
balance OF the year Eight likely Negroes
Terms made known the day Of SALE
PERSONS desiring to examine the land will call on r W
DeVane, who resides on the premises.
Oct. Is, 1860 w. - LEV az y r.
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NOTICE.

WILMINGTON, CHARLOTTE & RUTHERFORD R. r.
WILL attend receiving and forwarding any Goods by
L the Rail Road to the Lumberton Depot.
- J. J. SELLERS.
Lumberton, N. c., Oct 81, 1850. 9-3t+
SALE.
"a THE UNDERSIGNED, wishing to go to the West,
S desires to sell the following property situated IN Ez-
A3 abethtown, N. c., viz One-half acre Lot having
thereon newly erected good Dwelling House properly con-
structed for family convenience good Kitchen Smoke
House. Dairy, Stables, Garden and Well of Water. The
pleasantly situated among abundant shade trees
in very desirable part of the town, and newly and COM
petely furnished will also sell my household and kitchen
furniture together with large and carefully selected stock
of goods now store most excellent business stand
and will do so upon accommodating terms and at low
price, To gentleman of good business habits who wish
settle himself and family in North Carroll
ma, offer bargain B. f. RlNALD!,
ElizabethtoWn n. G.
October 18th, 1860. 9-sm
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Mrs. WINSLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician has Soothing
Syrup for children tsethng which greatly facilitates the
process of eehing by soenng gums reducing all in
fammation-wl aay all pain and regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, mothers it will give your
selves and relief and health your infants Perfectly safe
in all cases. See advertisement in another column.
Feb. 25.-l47-3m-27ly.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOB THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 24rH, 1860
During the early part of the ,

TuKPENTINE During the early part of the week the
ket ruled firm and parcels readily taken by dsers
81 80 for yellow dip, and 81 o. for virgin For the past
day however the market has been dull and parcels
offered Tuesday without fuding buyers unless
decline former quotations Several parcels of eto hare
have received and sold at 81 45 We omit the quota
tons for old hard in aole generally goes ha
the price of yellow Dip The arrivals for the week have
been rather BETTER and the sales foot up 347 bbs fol-
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This morning the price has declined 70 cents SOFT and
sales made at 81 40 for yellow Dip quoted above.
SPIRITS DEMONSTRATING the week just ended the
market has ruled quiet the transactions have been mod
shade decline. On Thursday last the price
way half cent 37 for straight,
and 394 for n Y bb the market continued at these
prices Tuesday when further declined half cent
N. Y. bbls., and sale made at SO cents. No sales
made this morning the time of closing enquiries,
and the market quiet Tuesdays figures The sales for
the week comprise Z, 1913 bbls., follows:
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memorable Meeting at Ellington,
Long CPe0k.)

A Democratic Mass Meeting will be held
q. Ellington, Oong Creek on SATUR-
DAY, OCTOBER 9TH.
Hon. WIN. S. AsHE, Hon. WARREN WINS
Tow, Hon. S. J. PERSON, WIN. A. ALLEN,
ESQ.,. ELI W. HALL, Esq, JAMES A. WRIGHT,
Td.. and other able speakers have been
invited, an6will probably attend. Those
named have signifed their intention of
being there, unless prevented by unforeseen
Obstacles.
AfuIl turnout Of the Democracy is earn
ostIv looked for. The citizens will do their
hest for the accommodation of visitors.
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363, 900 LBS. COTTON YARN PER ANNUM.
THE CELEBRETED ROCKY MOUNT MILLS Edge
eombe county, n Co. continue to manufacture 1900 lbs
Cotton Yarn daily and prepared to furnish assorted
Nos As to 2s, by the bale of 200 lbs at Is cents
months time, any of Railroad Depos in Eastern N
Carolina, free Of freight.
The Mills and Machinery are in fine condition. and the
quality of the Yarns guaranteed.
Orders solicited from punctual buyers. Address,
VIM. s. BATTLE
Rocky Mount,
Edgecombe County, N. G;
Sept 18th, 1860 3-f
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GRAND DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING

Al PeqcockS Store, Columbus County, on the 1St OF
NOUenber, 1860.
uTbe Constitution and the Equality of the States. These
s vnbos of Everlasting Union. Let these be the Raj
Iini cru of the PeOpIe!'-JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE.
''' Hon. JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE
Gen. JOSEPH LANE,
s friends Of Equality and Freedom the defenders of our
Constitution and Country the field of Battle and in
The Councils of State!
THE Friends of BRECKENRIDGE and LANE, the
National Democratic Candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency, will hold a MASS MEETING at PEA
COCKS STOEF on Thursday the lst of November, 1860
Ar1bc Dinner will be given and National Flag rased
Hon. arren Wnsow Hon Vim. S. Ashe, John D. Tay-
Tor James A. Wright Thomas D. Mcdowell, w. A Allen,
George and W. Ellis, Esqs., invited and expected
10 be in attendance.
Ey BODY invited Constitutional freedom is sacred and
ought to be maintained Come rally to the conflict With
united actoo another victory will adorn our banner.
Oct. %, 1850.
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BanJohn D. Stanford and Thomas S. Kenan, Esqs.,
Democratic Sub-Eectors for the county of Dupin, and
Others will address their feow-ciIizens at the following
times and places:
At Sarecta, on Friday, the 10th of October
hTanchs Store Saturday, Goth -
Island Creek, Wednesday, Gath
Rock Fish, Thursday, 25th Z"
Magnolia. Friday, Goth
Vol Scrape, Saturday, 9th
VIM. Korne gays Wednesday, 3lst -
snatchett, Friday, I'd CT November.
Chnkepin, Saturday, Sd .
VIM. A Allen, ESQ., Democratic Elector, W. j.
Houston, Esq, and other Democrats, will attend at
such Of the above appointments they spare frem
other pressing engagements, and address their fellow
citizens upon the current political topics of the day.
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TaE TARBORO' HOTEL,

(FoRMERLY MRS. GREGoRY'S)
IA THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the interest
10 of H. S. LLOYD decd in this welknown and popular
Hotel in the town of 1arboro, has become its sole
Proprietor will endeayor to sustain its long
reputation being of the best conducted Hotels IN the
Gnnthern country GEO. HOWARD.
OCT. ], 1850. z-ltGstl1
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NoTE-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentine, sold in the
water are subject to the expense OF landing Inspection
Turpenne about 10 q IA cents bbland naval stores
when brought Railroad about the same expenses are in
curred.-* For virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of is made the price of yellow dip,
cording to quality
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.


VIE FOLLOWING NUMBERS DREW THE PRINCIPAL
Il Prlzes IN the drawing of October I'd, 1860:
Numbers Prizes. Numbers. Prizes. NUMBERS Prizes
2sd55 OOO 57So $50 600 6s4 $40 900
z0,Goz. 80 OOOl 9lO7 10000 .................
Numbers 49, 2lI az, 5l2 e53, ISL 1850 1910 $685.
a ~ s5 49, 1921 587S 6OO8, 6o36 Sill ITO, T.
49, l5 S56 1872 16 1913, I751 II $780, 1920 49,
1873 $685. o. 100, q 400, 23l3 3sl 1896 ~
each. ' ' ~N'0
The next Drawing of this celebrated Lottery will take
place on the 10th of October For particulars advertise
ment in another column DON RODRTGIIEZ
Oct Is. 1850. 97SoIt
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

T lave AUTHORIZED MR.. H. A. BAGG to collect al
~ aaAes cue me- Persons are hereby notified that al
without any distinction, that remain unpaid at next
Court VIII be returned to the Court and the pro
perty will be sold in ten days afterwards. '-'
~. o-., ,ou E. d. HALL, Late Sheriff
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DENTIsTR,

MECHANICAL DENTISTRY.
xEs=1sA DR. A. J. SHRIVER, late of Baltimore
49, having permanently settled in Wilmington
IU11T1r and associated with DR.. B. F. ARRINGTON
to take charge Of and practice Mechanical Dentistry excu
svey respectfully tenders his services to the public and
soics patronage, and in doing promises give entire
satisfaction to patron with any style OF Artificial Den
lures that may be Adesired
The Hard Rubber or Vulcante work, which under many
circumstances for various preferable to every
other variety use, will be put up from single Tooth
to entire set in the most perfect manner, and such
terms as shall be agreeable to all parties.
Extensive practical experience in Mechanical Dentistry
for the past ten years deemed sufficient justify prom
Use of satisfactory success in every operation
In the event OF failure to give perfect satisfaction no
compensation for services will be required.
sS-Prices reduced and shall be regulated to meet
Teeth.
Persons troubled with detection plate work who may wish
exchange for the Vucane any other style can be &C.
commodaIed reasonable terms
September 18th, 1850. 7&4.tf
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20 REWARD.

30 REWARD.
70 RUNAWAY from the Subscribers on the 18th inst
X their two negro men, HALL and NATHAN, hired
~ from Harper Williams, Esq, of Dupin County. HALL
very black and will weigh about ITO lbs with scar on
his nose quick spoken, and quite intelligent NATHAN is
chunkey built feet or 10 inches high and will weigh
about lao or l6O lbs bright muatto smooth face about
70 years OF with the back of his Just above
the elbow they supposed to be Dupn County, urk
ing about White Hall Neuse River in Wayne County
We will give twenty dollars for the apprehension said
negroes Hall and Nathan for their at White
ve n c.. their Judgement in any Jail we can get
them, ten dollars fof either one.
G. PRIDGEN q SON.
"hueVlle, N. o., Oct. 18th, 1860 37-2t-94t