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THINGS TO CHERISH /.

The eyes that look with love On thee,
That brighten with thy SMILE
Or merely bid tho hope again,
If thou art sad 4 wbilo;
Tho eyes that, when no words are breath cd
Gaze fohdly into thine
o., ch Crish them ere they grow dim
They may not always shine.
The faithful hearts around thee,
That glow with love ard youth,
That time and care necr yet have Scared,
Nor ravishod with their truth
The heart whose beatings We have heard
When throbbing near our own
oh, cherish them those beatings hushcd,
Earth's dearest tones are gone,
The days when there are hearts and eyes
Tha throb and beam for thee;
The few feet hours when life doth Sc en-
Bright as q GUNNER sea;
The thrilling moments when TO speak
The full hearts joyis pain
Oh, cherish them once gone, alas
They ne er return again
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tuTe, tltueT W eSlaOilSu OF prO0lDlt slavery,
but they assert for lifted bv the highest
Judicial tribunal in the Union) the plain
duty of the Federal Government, in all
its departments to secure when necessary
to the citizens of all the states, the en-
joyment of their property in the COM
mon territories, as every where else
within its jurisdiction The only logical an.
swer to this would seem to be TO claim
sovereign power for the Territories or to
deny that the Constitution recognizes
property in the Sc vices Of negro slaves, or
to deny that such property can exist.
1neXOrable logic, which works its steady
way through clouds and passion. compels
the coutry to meet the issue. There is no
evasive middle grourd. Already the
signs multiply Of fanatical and growing
party, which denies that under the Const
tuition, or by any other law, slave property
can exist; and ultimately this struggle
must come between this party and the
National Democracy sustained by all the
other conservative element in the Union.
| think it will be impossible for a can
did man to discover hostility to the Union
or taint Of sectional!Sm, in tho resolu-
tions adopted by the Convention The
Constitution and the Union repose on the
equality of the States, which, lies
like broad foundation underneath our
political structure. As | construe them,
the resolutions simply assert this equality
They demand nothing for any State or
section that is not cheer!uly conceded to
all the rest 1t is well to remember that
the chief disorders which have afflicted
~ boNn r,pn oft tine ,,;oIn.
ton of the State equality, and that, as
long as this great principle has been les.
pected, we have been blessed with harmo-
ny and peace. Nor will it be easy to per-
suade the country that resolutions are sec
tional which command the sopport of
majority of the Estates, and are approved
by the bone and body of the old Democra-
cy. and by yastmass of conservative OPP
ion everywhere, without regard to their
party.
1t has been necessary more than once in
our history to pause and solemnly assert
the true character Of this Government
A memorable instance occurred in the
struggle which ended in the civil revolu-
Of 300. The Republicans of that day
like Ike Democrats Of this. were stigmati-
zed rs disuuionists, but they noby conduct
ed the contest under the Constitution and
saved our political system. BY n like
struggle it Is intended to assert and es
tablish the equality of the States rs the
only basis Of union and peace. WheE
this object so national so constitutional,
so just, shall be accomplished. the last
cloud shall disappear from the Amerccn n
sky. and with common hearts and hands
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WASHINGTON, July 9, 1860.
The letter OF acceptance from Hon.
John c. Breckenridge of the nomination
for President, has just been made public
1t is in answer to the following letter from
Hon Caleb Clshing:- - ..n
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION,
Baltimore, Md, June %, 1860.
SlR:-l am directed by vote ofthe
Democratic National Convention to inform
you that you have been this day unani-
mously nominated by it as the candidate
of the Democratic party for the office of
President of the United States, and in
their behalf to request YOU to accept the
beg leave, at the same time, TO en-
close to you copy of the resolutions
by the Convention as the politi.
cal platfarm on which the party stands.
have the honor TO be,
Very respectfully,
C. CUSHING, President.
How j. c. BRECKlNRIDGE.
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wish he'd Make up his mind.

] wish ho would make up his mind, ma,
For don't care mush longer TO wait;
I'm FrIe ] have hinted quite strongly
That ] thought Of changing my state
Fer sweetheart he's really so backward,
cant bring him cut tn ough tryj
4 owned that e's very good tempered
But then he's SO dreadfully shy
When speak about love and a cottage,
He gives me q look Of surprise
And if but hint at marriage,
lie bushes quito UP to h is eyes
! can't make him !ealous--I'vc tricd it.
Aud it's no use my being unkind,
For that's not the way, I'm certain.
To get him to mako up his mind.
I've sung him love sOnnots by dozens,
I've worked him both slippers and oae,
And we've walked it by moolight together,
Yct he never attempts to propose
You must really ask his intention,
Or SINCE other beau / must Gnd
For indeed | won't tarry much longer
For ono who can't mako up his mind
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Ovor three weeks and less thon three motlhs 70
,ents per square for each insertion.
Business notices not exceeding shines are in
serted for So year.
Advertisements not marked with the number of
Insertions desired, will be continued until forbid,
and charged according to these terms.
g. b. GOODJAEDFR 4 co.
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.lgjio4 Terms Of Advertising.
Advertisements are inserted in the Republican
. the following rates: -# .'
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neAyJohn Morrissey is impa,iently a.
waiting the arrival Of the Bonicia Boy,
with the Wow of promptly accepting the
challenge for another fight. Morrissey
appears to be anxious to meet his old ads
versB,y again in the ring. and match
will probably be made as soon as Heenau
nrliYes.
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psT~The old log schoo; house in VIM
chester, Ill., in which Judge Douglas
taught school about thirty years ago, is
about to be adopted as political emblem.
1t is fully equal 10 Lincoln rails. az
least
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9oGtital,
LETTER FROM THE HON. J. C.
BRECKENRIDGE.

ACCEPTANcE OF THE NOMINATION FOR THE
PRESIDENCY.
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al, Sspublitan.
Terms OF Subscription.

paid in advance, or within three months, 81 25
paid any time within the year, ! so
paid after the expiration of the year, q 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-05

FOR SALE CHEAP AND UPON GOOD TERMS.
- THE SUBSCRIBER desiring to settle his debts and
EH go to Texas, wishes to sell his property in Baden
~ county, situated in Elizabethtown, and through this
medium offers for sale the following described real and per
sonal estate
THREE HALF ACRE LOTS, contiguous to each other
in the most desirable portion of the village upon which,
newly erected and well completed good cottage built
Dwelling, good Kitchen with two and fire places
Smoke House. with Pantry attached Barn. with good Lot
and Stables The Grounds and Garden in high state
of Improvement having been neatly and thoroughly pre-
pared and laid off, and planted in FRUITS of the follow
ing kinds Pears the Ounce, (some of them in
bearng-mos of them will be next season. twenty
choice varieties Pums eight choice vareties Peaches
twelve choice varieties-grafted the Plum Apples
choice varieties Cherries four of the best varieties besides
ample Strawberry and Raspberry beds of good varieties
geher with ApricOts, Nectarines, Almonds and Goose
berry.
In addition, I will sell a good COOK IRONER AND
WASH WOMAN two good Cows and Calves all my house
hold and kitchen Furniture, and my interest (onethrd in
lease of hundred acres of land for twenty five years
to upon which growing two hundred and forty
three Grape Vines of the Scuppernong and Babston vare
ties, with enough thereon for thousand The
Vineyard is in sight Of the dwelling.
desire to sell the whole of the above property in lump
will prove desirable situation, particularly Attor
ney to whom will surrender practice in Baden which
numbers hundred the several dock
cts in that county. Address,
JOHN A. RICHARDSON.
Ezabehtown, N. c., June Sth. 1860 42-4t
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Rewards.
$50 RE WARD.

REWAED.
~ RANAWAY from the Subscriber about the ls inst,
Il negro man named PETER, between 25 and 80 years
~ of age copper-coored, stout built about six feet
hIgn and likely.
Said boy is probably lurking about the town of Whining
ton, the Sound he may attempt to make his way
Raleigh where he has relations. The above reward will
be given on his return to me- his Odgment in any Jail
can get him.
N. F. NIXON.
Topsal Sound, New Hanover Co., n c.. June T. 4l-tf
S25 REWARD
RM WILL BE PAID for the apprehension and delivery
* ofmy boy SOLOMON, or his confinement in any jail
~ that can get him. He left my premises White
ha Tuesday morning last. Solomon is about 27 years
old, dark complexion has thick ps looks grum when not
talking has the left hand between the thumb and
fore finger has head of hair about five feet, 10 IL
inches high. 1t is possible that The said boy will endeavor
to make his way to free State. j. j. d. LUCAS.
Nav 29th, 1860 226-2t-4O-tf
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DETERMINED TO -
L GO SOUTH offers for sale his PLANIA TION @YSS
and LANDS in New Hanover County, l3 miles below ~-
Wilmington, consisting of 1000 less, front
ing Cape Fear River upwards of two miles, running
thence the Sea- including Sound and Banks There two
tasks of Tupenne Boxes CUT and Pines enough five
six tasks. Wood both Oak and Pine in abundance
quite quantity of Mill Timber might be cut and all
the water Some hundred of Marsh and
Swamp Land, might be converted into Rice Farm. The
attention of wishing to embark in the culture of the
Grape, is particularly invited.
On the premises about $50 cleared land quite
number of fruit trees small dwelling house and other
necessary buildings, including negro houses
To person possessed of sufficient force this place
offers facilities for making money rarely met with.
further description useless. Come and for your
]. G. PICKETT.
Sent Both, 1852 5-tf
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, sc.
A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.


OOME FOUR MONTHS SINCE our excellent townsman.
~ NAPHTALI EZEKIEL informed that he had prepared
ar restorer with which he experimenting upon his
head, whose top entirely bald. We him two days
SINCE and on the place bald four months since, fine
crop OF hair has sprung up with vigorous growth. So
convinced is Mr. EZEKIEL of the efficacy of his discovery
that ne has named it " THE INFALLBLE VIRGINIA HAIR
RESTORER Mr.. E. is about going into extensive
ufacture of article which destined prove of anxious
interest to bald pated friends Richmond Enqui-
rer, December 18th, 1859.
This famous article be had of the principal Drug
gsts Tlose persons who desire fine head of hair have
only to use the restorer according to printed directions
the bottle Those who have doubts of its efficacy
nave them removed in short tme by using the INFALL
BILE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER proving that it is all
that it is claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders, SO Main Street.
N. EZEKIEL.
l. NJ EZEKIEL, take oath the Holy Bible, that have
been bald for the IL years. and have my
by using EZEKlELS VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
NAPHTALI EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Naphta Ezekiel.
- Joseph MAYO Mayor of Richmond.
WM Il: LIPP1TT, sole Agent for Wilmington, N. C.
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GROUND PEA LAND FOR SALE

GROUND PEA LAND FOR SALE.
TINE SUBSCRIBER being desrous to change his business,
l. offers for sale valuable TRACT OF LAND containing
from eight to nine thousand acres of which from three
thousand well adapted to the raising of Ground
Peas There also the tract four hundred
of swamp land of which about eighty cleared and highly
productive.
The improvements of the best character. For terms
which will be made very accommodating, apply to
D. w. JORDAN,
Little River, s. C.
July sth, 1859 45-tf
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

A.
COLUMBUS
Court Of Pleas and Quarter SesSlons-May Term, lS6O
Eliza Millican
William Millcan, Evan Millican, - ~.
Armin Mican, Haynes Bright Maria le''0n or Do"ef'
Millcan, Anna Mllican and their hus
bands whose names are unknown.
appearing to the satisfaction the Court that the de-
i PENDANTS in this cause, William Millican Evan Milcan
Armn MlliCan and Maria and Anna Miican with their
husbands nonresidents of this State is therefore
ordered by the Court that publication be made
cessive weeks in the Wilmington Journal newspaper pub
shed in the town of Wilmington notifying the said defen-
dans to be and appear at the next Of Court
plead, answer demur this petition will be taken pro
conesso as to them and the prayer of the petition granted
Witness. William NJ Baldwin, Clerk of said Court, al
office, the I'd Monday in May A. D., 1850.
w. M. BALDWIN, C. &. C.
June l4th, 1860. GPr fee S. 6211 42GW
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The dethroned Italian princes seem desirous OF fixing
their residence the borders of Lake Constance The
Grand Duke Leopold has selected the villa Leuchtenberg
his son, the Grand Duke Ferdinand is to occupy the
villa Amsea, belonging to Prince Leopold of Bavaria
the Duchess of Parma has hired princey mansion at
Kreuzlingen, near Constance whilst the Duke of Mo
dena is about to set out for Hungary where be
considerable property.
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SI.UOO REWARD.


~ THE ABOVE REWARD will be given to any per-
son who will apprehend and conne any Jail that
IN get them, my two negroes, SUIT LEWIS, who
away 1882 from Clark Smith, Georgetown, S. c.
or $500 for either. SUIT about q years old
hgh-very black and very likely and will weigh about
$50 pounds. LEWIS is just such another negro Su
cept that he is black and has lost part the fore
finger of his left hand by Straw Cutter.
So This offer good until the lst day of September, 1860
HENRY S. CLARK,
of Greenvle, Pitt Co., N. C.
Feb. 27 1860. 27-6mF
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JONES' HOTEL,

INHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform his friends
and the public that he has purchased the lease and fur
naure @ OF the JONES HOTEL in Philadelphia. The Hotel
was entirely refted and newly furnished last Spring i'm
poTtant additions will be put in this month"; that the
and well known Jones Hotel will be second in the
city, as home for the of business pleasure Charges
moeerate and every exertion will be made to merit
liberal share of patronage AARON GAGE
March 10Th, 1860 l66.lm-3O.lv
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S25 REWARD.

SD REWARD.
~ Runaway from the subscribers plantation, last
X June, his negro boy PETER. Said Peter is dark
negro, about Is to 20 years DID, feet feet inch
tolerably stout made Cooper by trade. Sup
posed be lurking about Long Creek Lower Black River
Upper Black River Districts. will give the above
ward for his me- his odgment in the jail of New
Hanover County. JAMES 2. MOORE.
January 18th, 1860. 20-tf.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE,

"a PLANTATION FOR SALE. Ese
f::R THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his PLANT ~f&
IA ALTON, situated in Dupln county, about three --
miles West of Kenansvle the Fayetteville road,
tanning $50 ACRES.
The improvements consist of good DWELLING, and
every necessary out building. About THREE HUNDRED
ACRES under cultivation and in good farming condition.
The neghborhood good, and schooling facilities
passed.
Persons wishing to purchase requested to call and
G. A McCLAMMY.
March o. 1860. 30-9m*
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A II L A MTG OUSE.
DTh TTDIlHI AZ

PENDER & PAGE, Proprietors.
INhlS LARGE AND COMMODIOUS ESTABLISHMENT
now for the reception of visitors The House is To-
Gated III the most eligible and pleasant situation Summer
Resort in Eastern North Carolina being Immediately front
OF the inlet from the Atlantic Ocean, not the least OBJ
stacle to obscure the view either of Old Ocean," Core
Sound, Bogue Sound, or the Town of Beaufort.
AS fine FISHING GROUND the Harbor affords is i'm
medatey IN front of cOOrades which Southern
and Western portion Of the building, aOrdng the board
ers the opportunity of angling without exposure the
while seated under the cO0rades from their chamber
windows II they prefer the House situated immediate
ly the water
The beautiful and varied views presented visitors
from this location alone worth trial of this establish
men The object of the prOpretors has been this
the most attractive resort North South-nature eli
mate having been most bOunu this favored spot
ing but little to art to improve.
The proprietors have added to the establishment
BATHING HOUSES,
sufficiently large to swim in, and situated that baths
be taken at hour for the accommodation Of ladies and
gentlemen who wish to indulge in this pleasant and healthy
pastime. To inValids bathing in salt undoubtedly
conducive to the health Should persons prefer it, they
bahe in the serf sound Immediately contiguous to
the House.
We have STEAMBOAT that will always be in readiness
to convey passengers from Morehead City, the terminus
the A N c. Railroad to the Atlantic House. making also
daily excursions about the HarbOr.
good Band of Music has been secured for the
PENDER & PAGE, PropretOrs.
T. A. GRANGER Superintendent.
May l7th 1860. 3StlS
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The postmaster of New York city has directed that
more of the old copper cents are to be paid out
They will be received at the Office as usual The object
is to secure their return to the Mint
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STATE OBJ NORTH CAROLINA,

NEW HANOVER COUNTY COURT, JUNE TERM, 1860.
We ~ Original Attachment
Thomas / Johnson Conditional Judgment Rendered.
APPEARING TO the satisfaction of the Court that
Thomas j. Johnson the defendant this case, nom
resident therefore ordered by the Court that abca
ton be made in the Wilmington Journal for six weeks noti-
flying said defendant to appear he next term of this
Court then and there to plead demur judg
ment final by default will be taken against him. and the
property levied upon sold satisfy plaintiffs debt and
costs. Teste
SAMI4 R. BUNTING, Clerk.
June 28th. 1860 [Pr. adv. IS g. 44-6t
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LANDS FOR SALE.

IeesA THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale $500 ACRES OF
90 LAND, situated South of and Immediately on the
- Wilmington and Manchester Rail Road, % to "a miles
from Whining Their advantages in regard to health
so timber and winter for stock, with the
natural advantages and small of draining cannot
excelled in the State. Having land than
offering them at lower price per than any in this
section These lands by judges to be fine
cotton lands Persons wishing examine the said lands
will please address at Westbrooks Post Office, Baden
county, N. c., stating the time they will be at Maxwes
Depot on said road will meet them there and show
them the lands Those wishing to know anything concern
ing them before visiting will write, and will answer them
Immediately. j. A. ROBSON.
Ashwood Baden County, N. c., Feb. "a. 27.tf
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NO.. IS.
Legal Notices.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
New HANOVER COUNTY COURT, JUNE TERM 1860.
Adrian II. VanBokkelen,)
vs. Original Attachment:
Conley 4 Kirk Conditional judgment rendered.
TT APPEARING TO The SATISFACTION of the Court.
that the defendants nonresdents It is therefore
dered by the Court that publication be made in the viii
mington Journal for six weeks notifying defendants
appear the next term of this Court and plead answer or
demur. judgment final will be entered againt them and
the property levied upon be sold to satisfy pains debt
and costs. Teste
SAM'L R. BUNTING, Clerk.
June 29th, 1860 Pr. adv SIS g. 44-6t
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j. A. SADLER,
SHERMAN BROTHERS,

-,.oopTERS AND JOBBERS OF HARDWARE, CUT
81 IFRY GUNS, AND HEAVY GOODS, 10 Park Place
- TX ~ Murray ST., NEW YORK.
AI1 - 1S60-396m.*
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j. E. CALDWELL ~ CO.,
s23 Chestnut Street, Opposite Grard HouseD
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW LMPORTA 1YONS.-FIhE WATCHES
DATEK, PHILIPPE & CO., Watches, in Geneva.
Charles Frodshams London Time keepers new series,
all sizes, in Hunting Cases and Open Face.
E1-Sole authorized Agents for above.
Gold and Silver, English and Swiss WATCHES.
Rich Jewelry designs.
DIAMONDS, PEARLS, and alllthe fashionable styles.
Sver ware GiSu' RaSitu III sy0, Iu"y y6 @ iS m
their NEW MA RBLE ESTABLISHMENT, visit en-.
failing no obligation to purchase.
**Unform prices, in plain figures, and variation
July o. 47ly
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DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
ID No. As MARKET STREET.
Full os paint al BInsees Toe ans FaneT
Iandrehs Garden Seeds, &c. &C., constantly hand.
The attention of Physicians is especially called to the
stock of Medicines, which warranted being pure.
rnnhnr
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sTATE OLE NORTH CAROLINA.

MATE UF NOfkIE CAItOLINA,
DUPLIN COUNPY.
In Equty-Srrlng Iern1 1860.
George W. Goodson, Admir- of
John H. Whitfield decd,
Original Bill.
George Outlaw and Isaac X.
Whitfield
APPEARS to the satisfaction of the Court that Isaac
K Whitfield of the defendants in this case,
nhabitant of this State Ordered That publication be made
in newspaper published in Wilmington N. Co. notify
ing the said Isaac K WHITFIELD that unless he appears at
our next Court Of Equity to be held for Dupn, the
fourth Monday of September and then and there plead
demur to said Bill that the will be taken
conessO, and set for hearing pGre to him. Wit
my hand officially, 26th day of May, A. D. 1860
JERE. PEARSALL, c. NJ. E.
Nav 81. 1850. I40 6W-Pr. adv S. 62 LII
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NOTICE.
TNHE SUPPLY MILL Brunswick Co., N. c., is now in
! operation at which can be obtained any of the follow,
Hickory Orders for of the above be filled and sent
any point desired, from Florida to Baltimore else
where, if necessary. JNO. MERCER.
Dec %. 1859. l7tf
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'THLOH SsHONHHT
THE EUROPEAN PLAN

CITY OF NEW YORK.
SINGLE ROOMS SO c. Nrs PER DAY.
City Hall Square, corner OF Frankfort street,
- Opposite City Hall.l
MEAS as they be ordered in the spacious Refecory
There is Barbers Shop and Bath attached to the
Hotel. W "
N. B.-Bew are OF Runners and Hackmen who saw
full. R. FRENCH Pronriptor
Aug. IL, 1859. 5O1y
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Professional and Business Cards,

L. B. HUGGINS & SONS
/ lEALERS IN GROCERIES AND GENERAL MERCHAN
- disc S. f. Corner, Market and Second Streets
WILMINGTON, N C.
May 81, 1860 rP 1otf