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GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
TTAVING been engaged in Mill building for the most OF
II the time for the last twelve years, have invented

II Il years,
WATER " II EEL
which is durable and at the same time simple in its con-
structon and capable of doing work with less water
than any other Wheel in USE suited to Gst saw
Mills Cotton Gins and any other machinery that may be
attached This Wheel commands the admiration of every
one who witnessed its performance and suited to any
location high low head of water and will grind from SI
to ta0ety bushels Of per hour without any gearing or
belts to get of ORDER and loss of time in repairing and
vet so cheap place it within the reach OF every one
who can have Mill of any kind
am now prepared to furnish Wheels and put them in op
grafton and fill orders in my line of business. ,
put up Grist Mills to clean the grain of all dirt rasn
and chaft and grind nothing but the grain-SG'o MUS
and circular the most improved plans
Cotton GINS with an improved gearing that simple dQra
be and works with more ease than any now use and all
other machinery that may be wanted -
All work put up durable and in neat stye and guaran
teed to give satisfaction. Tmght give long list OF cer
Gates, but my work will rec ommend ITSELF -
Anv one wanting ANYTHING in my line of business will dc
well to address the subscriber at Magnolia, n 9;
REFERS To-P Murphy, ". e Cromar1le L. r. BasSi snc
James Murphy, Esqrs. ). A. fAhnnn: a:
March l4th, 1861. A3-2m-
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o10 REWARD.

q RUNAWAY from the subscriber, about three months
a since negro woman named BRlDGETT. she walks %
about years She is supposed to be lurking on the
sound the neghborkood of Wrightse The above re-
ward will be paid for her confinement IN wilmington JAIL
or for her delivery to the subscriber. -,
An additional reward of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS will
be paid for that will lead to the conviction OF
any person harboling said negro. ~
Aug. 2, lS60-49-f JERE u hING.
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General Notices,
4 c CAROLINA MEDICAL. SOCIETY

CiNttDLINA SOCTETY.
Ft'HE TWELFTH ANNUAL MEETING of the Medical
Society OF the State of &ort CAROLINA viii be held in
he town of Morganton, n. G, at O'Clock, P. on Wed
nesday the 8th day Of May let
am authorized to say that the point approach
OF the North Carolina Western Exens Rail Road Nor
canton VIII be eleven miles where ample arrangements will
pe found 10 convey passengers to the place.
Inc regulation respecting return tickets the different
Rail Roads WILL is presumed observed as heretofore
WILL. GEO. THOMAS, Nj. b., see'y.
Wilmington, n. c., April s, 1861 lsO-lt-37 TIM
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PAINTS AND OILS.
10000 55s5 lsS 5s pafs fqEs wh!sf %bi5s as;a z5e
500 lbs. Pure White Zinc in Varnish;
500 lbs Silver Paint in Oil;
30 bbls. . g dry assorted
10 ' Spanish Brown
'' Venetian Red
'' Yellow Oehre
g." Linseed Oil;
'E Lard Oil;
" Best Sperm Ol;
800 lbs. Chrome Green III oil and dry;
zoo g g Yellow, in Oil and dry. Fer sale
wholesale and retail by w. H. LIPPITT,
Oct 2 -h-tF Druggist & Chemist
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NOTICE.

SS "E TAKE THIS METHOD of informing the G.
a community that we have new comfortable a.
~. Jail finished ard prepared TO take vWA
charge Of all Negroes care. We pay as high
prices as times will Afford Strict attention paid Ner
put Ii our for SALE but advances made until Zines
get better Always put your Negroes where they will get
plenty to eat and good lodgings.
BARDEN i PETERSON.
B. c. BARDEN, E. PETERSON.
Jan, Sd 1881
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Schools.
Legal Notices.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLTNI

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
SAMPSON COUNTY.
Court Gf Pleas and Quarter Sessions TERM 1881
| AAFlO LEE brung into Court O paper writing DUR
~ porting TO be the last will and testament of Curtis Lee
uecesSeo and Ivy Lee eats the same by permission
G the Court he IS permitted to be heard upon an issue of
De0lSGelt Ue non. ~ -
OF this state therefore ordered publication be made
In the Wilmington Journal for weeks notifying the said
John Lee to be and appear at the of this Court
TO be held at the Court House in Clinton the Sd Monday
May next to aLsWer, plead demur, &c.
Witness, j. r. Beaman, Clerk of our said Court at office
the sd MONDAY in February 1861 and eghyfb year of
American Independence. J. h. BEAAAE Clerk.
Aprll 4th, 1861 IPr edv. IS 62.l 326w
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Enoch B. Carr and wife Louisa
George Hobbs, Fanny Hobbs
and Susan q. Carr, James C..
Carr, George w. Carr, Thomas D.... e, -
R. H. Carr, and Amsey Carr, euton lor saie OF Land
by their guardian ior paruuon.
Benajah G. Carr,
against
AInSey Hobbs.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
above named defendant, Amsey Hobbs, is nonresident
or t state it Is therefore ordered that publication be
made IN the Wilmington Journal for six consecutive weeks
notifying him OF the filing of this petition, and that unless
he appear at the next Term of this Court held for the
county OF Sampson at the Court House in Clinton on the
sixth Monday after the fourth Monday in March next and
answer or demur to the same it will be taken pro cosso
and heard 6G par6 to him.
Witness, Z. Murphy Clerk and Master of said Court of
Equity at Office In Clinton the 9Th Monday after the 4h
Monday in September, A. D., 1860.
P. MURPHY C. e.
March 9lst, 1861. 3o.6w-pr adv $3.50
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.


7.
In Equly-Spring Ter4R 1851
Matilda Bafden Julia Peterson John r. Beaman in the
right Of Sir William Peterson and Moses Peterson Jones
Peterson by his Guardian, Thomas l. Fason Arabea Pc
terson and Rufus Peterson by their Guardian John B. Bes
man. and Julia Skies Eliza Skies and John Skies by the
Guardian, John T. Moulton against John c. Peterson
ert Gaines and wife Hepsey and the heirs at law of Dixon
Peterson, decd,
PETITION SALE OF LAND, FOR PARTITION.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
l. boVe named defendants, John Q. Peterson, Robert
Gaines and wife Hepsey and the heirs law of Dickson
Peterson nonresidents OF this State it is therefore
dered that be made in the Wilmington Journal
this petition and that unless they appear the Term
of this Court to be held for the county of Sampson the
Court House In Clinton the sixth Monday fourth
Monday in March next and demur the same il
will be taken pro conesso and heard pdre them
Witness P Murphy, Clerk & Master of said Court OF
Equity, at office in Clinton the 9th Monday after the 4tt
Monday of September, A. D. 1860.
P. MURPHY, c. N. f.
March 18th, 1851. 306w-Pr. adv. 81 81
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FOR SALE .

FOkk SALE.
FFNHE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand a STILL which they
desire to SELL 1t is nearly having been run only
year-in size will hold fifteen barrels and is complete
in all its fixtures. We will sell it six months time by
giving good City acceptance. Apply Roux Co., Fer
nandina or to T. NJ Myren Steamboat Agent, Savannah
to thu subscribers TEMPLE & BRO
Nov. =, lS60,-lO-tf Waldo
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LOCA TED At ARG YLE, robson CO., n. c.,
IMMEDIATELY on the Wilmington, Charlotte & Ruther-
ford Ral Eoad, "a miles from Wilmington N. g., where
est notice, SASH, BLINDS DOORS and AOULDLNGS
of every description.
The best quality of GLASS is always kept on hand
BLINDS painted and trimmed ready for hang n Our hm
Der is all kiln dried before 1t Is worked up.
We respectfully solicit the patronage of the public, and
trust by endeavors to please that shall receive lib
eral share.
prices, do by calling in Wilmington, n. g., H. NJ.
Bishop, at the Farmers House. Messrs. j. T. PetteWay
Co.; by addressing SILAS SHEETZ CO., GillopoIs
P. o. Robson county, N. c. s. SHEETZ,
&. M MCLEAN,
j. A. McKOY.
April Is, 1861. 34H
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ROCR SPRING HOTEL.
MARY s. MCCALEB, PROPRIETRESs.
GHf 4 AIn

OLD STAND.
"a THE SUBSCRIBER takes this method of returning
R her sincere thanks to her friends for the
liberal patronage her house has received for the past
few years. would respectfully inform she public that
she prepared accommodate Boarderseher Transient
or Regular-on the most liberal terms
Her house being situated on the South side of Chestnut
street. below Front in convenient location to business
Her table will at all times be found amply provided with
the best the market affords Her kept in the bes
possible manner rendering every comfort and convenience
TO her guest in her power.
continuance of public patronage is respectfully solicit
ed. MARY s. hcCALEB.
Decemher H. !26O--dtf.
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AMOS ROYAL, o,.
RoB'T A. MosBLEY, ecu U.s.

SOUTHERN VESSELS SE14ED-Y Yesterday large
rived here without proper cearances were seized and
subject to fine of $l00, and forfeiture of all for
egn merchandise contained board in excess of $780,
The ship Andover, from New Orleans, was seized un-
der this act the master fined 800, and the mer-
chandse (being in excess of the amount stipu-
lated by the law forfeited In addition to the Ando-
yer, the following vessels were yesterday fined $lOO
each Schr. B. W. Browne, Charleston, s. c.; schr
Il. R. Coggshall Jacksonville Fla; ship T. S. DeSoto
Savannah, Ga; schr w. A. Ellis, Charleston, S. c..
New Orleans, La; schr Laura Gertrude, Fernandna,
Fla; schr L. V. Myers Jacksonville, Fla; schr R. j.
Mercer, Jacksonville, Fla schr. Ned, Charleston S.
8chr. PEARL Jacksonville, Fla; schr F. F. Randolph,
Georgeton, S. c.; schr. Mary Stedman, Charleston, s.
c.; schr. Virginia, Mobile Ala schr. j. M. Vance,
New Smyrna, FIa schr, M. A. Wood, Mobile, Ala.
~ Y Dav Book 18th INST
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Co-PARTNnnsIIIp NOTICE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED have entered into Co Partnership
in the town Of Wilmington, N c., under the firm and
style of SWITZERLAND & COLEMAN for the purpose of
buying and selling NEGRO SLAVES, where the highest
cash prices will be paid
They also have house in Mobile, Alabama where they
will receive and sell Slaves commission. Liberal
ces made upon Slaves left with them for sale.
D. j. SWITZERLAND.
JAMES G. COLEMAN
at
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS

ITtHE CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT of New Han
oTer, has placed in my hands the Tax List for 1850
which ready for inspection and payment All those who
owe taxes for said year, will confer favor by calling and
settling the same. W. T. J. VANN, Shift.
April IL. 1851. 93-tf
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49, OABlAh HkAlA EsTAPE FOR SALE.
- THE SUBSCRIBER offers his residence in the town
E OF Magnolia for sale. The lot fronts the W. Il Wei
= don Railroad, and contains large commodious and
comfortable dwelling having large rooms, passage
ABOVE and pelowdsabe piazza front single piazza
Ia rear-four tire places, &C. Also excellent Office with
Two rooms aud ey,-ktehen smoke house. stables
narn and carriage in perecrepair. The
location possesses many advantages for physician
Terms made easy Fer further informaton apply to the
subscriber in Magnolia, P. Murphy N. London or EG
HAIL Esars The subscriber also has an excellent riding
hARHEo6 HORSE for sale. CHAS H. HARRIS.
March Is. 16I-11t&3O-tf
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EOr Sale and to Let.
BnR SATE

ESN19 VERY FINE DURHAM BULL, 2
WNA years and months old, perfectly do ARn
~G- Gle, as finely formed as need be de- E1H
ed beautiful roaa color, and will weigh near 900 lbs
A.sS hrsS "a, IhOsQUGH BRED STALLION, Tom TuF,
Tom Turf without doubt the most thorough blooded
horse North Carolina, and for symmetry form docy
temper child six years old drive him. and hardy
endurance as traveller cannot be exceled Also PIGS
and LAMBS Of improved breeds Call my farm on Tuck
anee In Jones county, or address at Pink Hil N. C.
April Is, 1851. att
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MORE REs1GNAFIoHs.-WAsHRGToN,A April l4th.--Captain
Fairfax the Navy has rendered his resignation, buthe
War Department has decided eafter to strike from the
rolls all officers who tender their designations from the d
affeekfan Of then native or adopted States.
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LOST OR RTIsLAID.
EggggssAGa THE FOLLOWING NOTES: One against Jno.
ESE5 F. Moore tor S46 &c. dated Nov 8th 1883, paya-
bic to the subscriber; onejagainst NJ. A. Devane,
payable TO N WE'LL for $48 68, with credit of 81 3d. paid
% Oct, 1858 j. W. Pridgens, Constable Receipt for
against various persons for collection Also various
receipts for bills paid Aso other notes and papers not
recoIected.
Any person finding the above notes and papers, will be
literally rewarded by leaving them at the JOURNAL Of
FICE or returning the the subscriber Harre
Store N c. and all persons forewarned against trading
fox any of them and the makers from paying the same
any person except myself or order -
OWEN FENNELL.
.Maych 10Th 1851 l63-lt-3O-tf
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A PANTHER KnLED-A Panther was killed at the
head of Pungo river on the 9th instant, measuring
feet inches from the tip of the nose to the end of the
tail. It's height was about feet inches.
WASHINGTON ~ c. Dfsydtch
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CHARLOTTE, April II, 1861.

CHARLOTTE, April II, 1861.
In order to make the necessary preparation for the
Mass Convention OF the friends OF Southern Rights
be beld in this place the 20th, 2lst and 22d May
proximo, meeting Of the citizens OF the county was
held i'll the Court House Saturday the 18th inst, by
which the undersigned were appointed Committee OF
invitation. We deem it proper to publish this card 10
order to inform friends in the State of North Caro-
na that the object of the Convention is to counsel
for the future welfare of the State, special invitations
will be given to citizens, but all may be assured OF
cordial welcome, and to add that it is expected that
the Convention will organize the night Of Monday
the goth and continue in session through Tuesday and
Wednesday succeeding
The Importance aud prompt and decisive action on
the part of our State being apparent to every ci
zen take the occasion to express the hope that its
appreciation will be manifested by the presence of our
fa How
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FIRE IN THE CoUNrRY.-On Monday night, at about
81 O'clock the summer residence of Mrs. Mary Cs-
borne situated about two miles West of Charlotte was
DESTROYED by fire. supposed to be kndled by an Ineen-
diary Loss about 81 200. No insurance.
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Some of the War Fleet spoken.

SAVANNAH, April 16.-The steamer Potomac from
Baltimore arrived here today reports passing steamers
supposed to be the Baltic and Harriet Lane, near to-
gether, at P. M. On Monday the Baltic having the
stern shot off.
The tug Yankee also passed ten miles South from
Charleston, without the smoke stack.
The Baltic received the injury above reported from
collision with one of the feet and the Yankee from
! gale-CharLeston Courier
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SPEECH OF GEN WooL-OPPosIrIoN TO PRESIDENT
IINcoLN's PoL1cY-Iroy, April 16-Gen Wool made
patriotic speech here last night pedging all his
gies to the cause Of the Union. He said am pre-
pared to devote my life to the work and lead you in the
struggle"
The Syracuse Courier states that large portion of
the democrats there opposed to coercion and con-
slider tie true policy Of the government to be recog
nize the Confederate States rather than have civil
Landlord VOORHEES, (republican) was knocked down in
his own house to-day for calling a democrat traitor.
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TERMS OF ADvERTTsN0.

Advertisements ordered to be continued the inside,
charged 373 cents for each insertion the
ANo advertisement rejecting upon private charact er,
can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be admitted. ---7
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SERAYED OR SVOLEN,
~ FROM CASTLE HAYNE PLANTATION, on the
T\ North East river, the Goth Feb inst, BLACK
A4- FlLY," two years old this spring she is Of rath
light frame, and well formed with clean legs, and incn
ing to color having white hairs all over her body
and particularly about the second back b the
right side has been broken, which has left small lump
will pay suitable reward to returning her to the
above plantation in Town, and additional re-
ward of Fifty DOLLARS evidence sufficient to convict
anv gne having stolen her, HENRY MUTT.
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EEhHHEE

| non0tPLY MILL, Brunswick Co., N. c., is now In
S 55Saon, at which can be obtained any Of the follow
SEoTv viz: Pine, Cypress, Juniper Oak, Ash and
y orders for any Of the above can be filed and sent
'6ee fSIn f. m desired, from Florida to Baltimore else
Dec n y SyGsessary. JNO. MEBCER.
81 1903. 17.M
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The Proclamation Working.

BALTIMORE April 15-The war proclamation of
Lincoln has here the resignation of the Collector,
Postmaster, Surveyor and Naval Officer and the places
have been filled by the following appointments John
W. Hoffman, Collector; - Cochran Naval Officer );
w. FL. Purnell Postmaster Judge Marshall, Survey
or Washington Bontant, Marshal A. w. Machshen,
District Attorney.
Fhe newspaper organ of the Southern Rights move
ment, which has been in contemplation here, will be
started on Monday.
The excitement is beyond description.
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QUESTIONS TO BE ANswEaED.--I. Does it cost any
thing to print newspaper?
2. Have paid for my paper?
g. Is not fs particular period first rate time TO pay
up2
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prniNCTON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
'"VAT STREET, (BELOW MARKET STREBTJ

v II IN gtOn, N. c.
OPlA: HART Il JOHN G. BAILEY, PROPRIEFORsi
D 0Ss 1eo AND IRON CASTINGS, finished unfinished
e%5 % Machinery made and put up old Machinery over
H. G oil Kinds of Patterns Ornamental snd Architecta-
Al Generally.
PTT1g56 warranted to be represented Orders re-
stills and Copper Work in all it's branches.
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Rewards.
$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
s& RUNAWAY from the subscriber, the 18th inst
* his Negro Man, DARB. Said negro is about feet 8
n inches high dark complexion, small bead, quick spe
KEN incnes forward when walking about ~ years old
The above reward of Fifty Dollars will be paid for his de-
livery confinement in any jail so that get him
CHARLES NcCLAMMY.
Snead's Ferry Onslow Co.. April l8, 1861. 34-tf
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Wanted.

April l7.-l88-2t-34-2t
- NEGROES, NEGROES WANTED.
"a GENTLEMEN, your cid customers yet in mark
N ct. All you who have NEGROES for sale, would do
well to give a COLL, or address
POWELL & MACARTHUR, Clinton, N G.
l.. A. POWELL.
j. A. MACARTHUR. July IL, 1S60-46-ly*
HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOB NEGROES.
e$ THE SUBSCRIBER is in the market, and will pay
* the highest cash prices for EGROES of any age
~ suitable for the Southern market.
c. T. STEVENS.
Clinton, Sampson Co, N. G., June 81, 1860 43-ly*
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GoD BLESS THE LADIES Forty mattresses, fifty
towels and beautiful flag Of the Confederate States
made yesterday morning by the Ladies of Colds
boro, and sent to boys at Fort Macon. That flag
will float over Macon, and will never be lowered at the
command OF the hired minions of Lincoln nor will their
hated carsasses polute the gilt of ladies' while
our gallant remember their homes.
The young ladies of Wayne Female CoKege, we learn,
contributed Thirty dollars, yesterday, towards buying
articles needed by our citizen soldiers at the Fort
God bless the Ladies !-Goldsboro Rough Notes.
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j. A. YOUNG,
J. WALKER
H. L. ALEXANDER, Committee.
S. j. LOWRIE,
W. j. YATES,

DEPARTURE OF THE UNITED STATES FLEET. The
steamship lsabe Capt Rollins, which arrived at her
wharf uesday morning about IL O'Clock, brought the
intelligence that the United States feet which remained
off harbor from the of the lombard
ment of Fort Sumter to its surrender silent spectator
of the struggle going on, had weighed anchor and
turned with Anderson and bis command to New York.
The object of its coming here has been the subject of
much curiosity and speculation among people. If
was for the purpose of giving aid and
Major Anders0ns Garrison, there certainly no
movement manifestation of such object at the
time when Anderson most needed their assistance. If
on a mission of peace only, what could have been the
meaning of the naval demonstration accompanying it ?
The general belief was that they meditated ruse in
order to throw supplies, in which they have sgnaly
failed 1t is, perhaps well for the cause of humanity
that prudent precautiOn was observed by the Com
mander and that trial of strength between their troops
and carefully avoided by the respectful dis
tance at which their vessels kept out Of the
OF batteries Some supposed the feet was intended
for blockade and awaited reinorcemenrs The mystery
however has been partially solved by the intelligence
since received of the speaking OF the steam tug Yankee
about maes off bar with men and provisions for
Fort Sumter 1t wos, no doubt, the intention of the
feet to make attempt to this vessel in, had il
arrived in time, and to have backed by force. Learn
ing that the feet had already sailed and that letters of
marque had been issued by the government of the Con
federate States, the tug put about with all possible
speed for New York.-Charledon Courier.
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EDWIN "A. KEITH,
n AEDru ANTI

u NJ sAIHU, JOHN MULAUHIF.
SMITH q NTcLAURIS
| lOaNlS5ION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
v WILMINGTON, N. @.
TO
yOqN DAWSON, Esq, Mayor.
EP, HALL, ESD. President Branch Bank Stale N. c.
Oct. ill., 1850 ~ 6-tf
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THOMAS ". PLAYER,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
WILMINGTON, N. G.
&s Office in II. McInnis Store, North Water Street.
September 20 IScO-A-lv
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'TILOH S.H0NIHI
ON The EUROPEAN PLAN

UIF4 OF NEW YORK.
SINGLE ROOMS SO CENTS PER DAY.
City Hall Square, corner of Frankfort street,
Opposite City Hall.)
Meals they may be ordered in the spacious Reecory
There Barber Shop and Bath Rooms attached to the
Hotel
; N B.--Beware Of Rnnncrs and EIackmen, who say
full
R. FRENCH, Proprietor .
New. |. 1850 l0-IY