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SP CIAL TICES.

CoUeH COLD, OR AN IRRIrArEp THROAT n
allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost in
slant relief In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and Ca
rARRH they are beneficial. The good effects result
ing from the use of the Troches and their extended
use has caused them TO be counterfeited Be to
guard against worthless limitations. OBTAIN only
the genuine Brorn's bronchial Troches which have
proved their efficacy by test of many years. PUB
Lie SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the Troches.
Military Officers and Soldiers who over-tax the voice
and are exposed to sudden changes, should have
hem. Sold everywhere at rs cents per box.
jan2l dk w3m
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GREAT DIsCOvERY.-An adhesive preparation
that will STICK
Patches and Innings TO Boots and Shoes sufficient
iy strong without stitching;
That will enectually mend Furniture, Crockery,
Toys and all articles of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers,
Manufacturers and Machinists,
And Families
will find it INVALUABLE, 1t will efectually stop the
leakage of Coal Oil.
1t is insoluble In water or OIL
Its liquid, and as easily applied as paste.
twill adhere oily substances.
It'll
HILTON's INsOLUBLE CEMENT.
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence, r. l.
Supplied in packages from OF. to 100 ibs., by
THOS. G. LORfNG, Apothecary,
Corner of Exchange and Federal Streets,
Sole Agent in Portland.
febl7 dly
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sg- Bad as the "black Republicans" have
been considered, there is one thing Of which
no one has yet accused them; they have TAX
en- up no arms against the Government. The
Democrats enjoy perfect monopoly of the
present crop of traitors.
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IMPORTS.

Liverpool-steamship Jura-s casks. 80 pkgs mchds
to rhos Paddock "a cases. pkgs mchds. Prin-
ware, c Richmond; 229l bars iron. ferrier Co;
IL bdls steel. Naylor & Co; cases mehds. Thomas
May; do, A NJ Capen. 8 cases. Rimmer. Gum 4 Co,
i case, Robt Ilsiey; cases. to Freer. Boyd Co: 8
cases. 5 Miller: bales mchds, Wyman Arkley:
81 pkgs silks and cottops, Lane. Lamson d Co; 80
plates and 10 bars ron order and sundry PIX 70 for
Canada. Boston and New York.
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SEGA woman in another column picking Sambuc-
Grapes for Speer's Wine 1t is admirable article
used in hospitals. and by the first families in Paris
London and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. 1t is worth trial. sit gives great satsfac
ton. dec22d
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O. The Brunswick Telegraph publishes
from New Orleans scribbler, the dirty sour
rility that has been put In circulation about
Gen. Dow of this city; and the editor of that
detachable sheet personally avouches for the
integrity of the BLACKBOARD who sends the
scandal 20 him. The friends OF Gen. Dow
know the utter falsity of the calumnies. and
only secession sympathizer would give chr
rency to them, In the face of all the facts that
have been given to the public. The same men
who are ready to defame Gen. Dow, now fight
Ing his country's battles, hiss with perfect
rage when the slightest word is uttered unfav-
oraoie to Mcclellan. This is copperhead con-
sistency.
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Sy- Gen. Blunt of Kansas. in recent
speech, said: II have yet to see the first sol
der who is tired of this war, or is disposed
to end 1t without an unconditional submission
of the rebels,
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Jura, from Liverpool-Mr and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs Cunningham, Capt Reed and wife. Miss
Townsend, Mr. and Mrs Lawion and child, Mr. and
Mrs Calthorpe and child. Mrs Sewaii aud child.
Messrs Brennan. Russell. Lyon, Magee. Hendrie.
Hicks, Thompson. Kay. White. Howard. Cameron.
May. Fowler Brener. falconer. Capts Jones, Deiano.
and Dyer In cabin. aud l40 in steerage.
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sussenance OF slaves in south Carolina,

Sustenance of Slaves i'm South Carolina.
The Secretary OF the Treasury in answer to
call from Congress, reports that the expenses
and receipts for the sustenance of the contra
bands &C., in the Sea Island District of South
Carolina have been as follows:
There was expended for agricultural nipple.
ments, In round numbers. SIT $50; for the pur-
chase Of the schooner Flora, S3I $50; for white
labor 49,, !4s for colored labor, S34, 527; total
expenses, $225, 705.
From this expenditure has been realized
e1z6,9S4. Deducting the above expenses there
remains on hand from this fund S50l ,279 This
was up to June last, at which time the busi.
ness was transferred To tie War Department.
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DIR. p p. QUIMBY would give notice that he ha
returnedto Portland, and can be found 1T his Room
No. 10 INTERNATIONAL HOUSE,, Tuesday, August
18TH where he will attend to all wishing to consul
him.
First Examination at Office, .... 5000
Each subsequent sittin at Off ce............ 80
City Patients. first Examination at residence. $50
Each subsequent visit at residence .......... 90
August 10, lS62.--tf
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will probably come OF without damage
. severe storm occurred at Fortress Monroe ON
sunday morning. and continued twenty-four hours
without intermisson. A number Of marine disas-
tiers are reported.
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DOMEsTIf, poRrs


=. NEW OkLEANs-Cld 18th, banks Pathfinder Rob-
hnson and Can Eden, Reed, New York
peiow nth, bark W bite Sea. Evans, FIN New York
sen Z n Rogers, Langdon, do.
pan1, iL.ADELPHA-A 21st. sch Golden Eagle.
Hendieton, New York.
AT I'D, sch Strattop Sfephens D.n,vsv;r.
~ NTv 81 sch Willard, PARSONS Portland
pt;i.s, iOhh-Ar 23d schs Oriole. Freeman f,om
TO- Eor, pnA lor Boston; knight. Whitman 20 tland
GA IA ~. nonroe; Lottie, Hammond. Boston.
xreSth M. .Aantho, Chapman. Aspinw all
and Downs Jan no. io'~' 'o"@"u Dec o.
CID 2fh. ships Bridgewatcr ssssen. for Iiveraooi
Lucy thompson Trucker do; fairfield. Han fhia-
ae,PnWs, Gan vIemna Deyeresux. Cienfuegos; brig
New York. 'eno'e'on' I'm
sid I'D. schs White sea.Jones. and Ida L Howard.
NEWPoRT-Ar 23d. brig chas Heath. wrisb,. m.
New York for Providence; James Freeman. Free
man. Portland for Fortress Monroe. and ali sailed
except brig Chas Heath
FALL RIvER-In the stream 23d sch II Nora
Benton I'm Dghton for New York.
UsIoN-Ar Ath. sch Julia A Rich. Moore from
Below bark sumter. from New Orleans.
Cid x4fh. ship Cavalier, Brown Moptey lido. brfgs
Belle Bernard. Coombs. Gibraltar; LauriIIa Bolton
Tape Hsyten; waeamAw. Nichols. Portland. TO load
Tor Cupa sens reaIi, Brown, Georgetown DC; y
Ar 18th. sch Julia Grace. Treworgy Aux Caves
CID 25fh. brig Grey hound. Martin. for sagua: .ehs
springbok, Carter. Beaufort NC; Florida. Kelley,
New York.
SID, bark waIsham: brig wacamaw, Irene.
and Atlantic, Lynch. Portland
Sid I'D. schs Loduskia. Call: Union. Hsmlin, and
Chronometer. Pierson, Alexandria; Cafhnrine, Nc
Near. Portland.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
weAae sday, ...............Fe February 25.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Jura. tBri Alton Liverpool 18th inst via
Londonderry lsih-37 cabin and lsO steerage pas
sengers-reports experienced heavy westerly gales
throu ghout the PASSAGE AN ed inst lat AZ S. Ion
So l6 passed ship Julia Farmer. bound East: S pm.
same day. lat 43 o. lon "a 3d. passed steamer bound
East, supposed the Europa.
Brig Eimira. Hall. Boston.
Brig Waterloo, Walker, Salem.
Sch Ann, johnson. Boston.
Steamer Lewiston, Knight. Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Annandale. Tilden. Cardenas by ID Lord.
Sch Susan Z Brown. Hodgdon. New York, by Estis
& Libby.
Sch Anna Sargent. Alley. Boston. by r G York
Son.
Sch Advance, Fogg, Salem. by Libby 4 Son.
Steamer Chesapeake, willets. New York. Emery
Fox.
The bark Sallie Bonsall, which was reported cap
tured by the Florida has arrived ct Key West with
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
In Norway. Jan. %. Wyatt T. Stuart and Miss
Mary y. Stanley.
In Belfast. Feb 4. y. Jordan and Miss Helen A.
Fletcher. both of Belmont
In Liberty. Jan. q, Ebcn s. Stevens Of L.. and
Miss Carrie +. Lord. Of HallowelL
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EvConsumption and Catarrh. and all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs. successfully treasedby lxsA
LArIos, Bye. MORSE. N. D..
auls'62eod Corner Smith and Congress SITS.
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On board hospital steamer John Weems, Feb ls
VIM fhibrook, private Co. b. lst. Me. Cavalry.
In Bath Feb. II. Martha Lizzie. only daughter OF
Henry and Frances l.. smith. eyed years mos.
In Belfast, Feb. g. Capt rhos. L. Ryan. aged q
9th. Mr.. Fred'k Hasener, aged IL.
In Bucksporf. Feb. 4. Mr.. Enoch Bernard. aged 50.
In fbomaston, Jan. Ii. Mr.. Lincoln Levensaer.
aged t.
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DISASTERS.

Sch Hiawaths, from Bath for New York with bar
ley and shingles, parted her chains sunday night,
near Handkerchief Shoal Light Ship. aud went
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DESrIsrRY.-Dr. JOSIAH HEAD. No .24l Con
gress Street, first door east of LIST Parish Church
Portland. Ne. aug7d1y
DRs. LOCKE & KIMBALL, DENTISTS No. liz
Middle Street. cortland. Ne. augl5-ly
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Diseases OF the Uri.nrv Orr...,

IF J. g. Mott, NJ. D., Operating and Consulting
Surgeon aud Physician, attends exclusively TO Dis
eases OF the Urinary and Genital Organs and Female
Complaints Of all kinds and the more obscure dis
eases of the Pelvic vicera. Piles Ruptures Hydro
cele. varicocele Fistula Early decline of Manhood
&c. Dr. N. keeps himself posted in all the improve
ments In the Of Disease. made in this country
or Europe, aud spares expense that his patients
may have the best medical and surgical treatment
the world affords ADVICE FREE ~ Once So
Court street, BOSTON. Hours from 10 A. N. too
+. NJ, and o tosP.M.
Mrs. M, who is thoroughly versed in the afiictive
maladies of her sex. can be consulted BY ladies.
Patients furnished with board and experienced
nurses. oct3eod6m
PORTLAND 0BsERvaroBY.-The year for signaliz-
ing vessels at the Portland Observatory expired jan
1st. 1853 Ship owners aud merchants will be called
upon to renew their subscription.
feb20 dtmchl ENOCH MOODY.
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Nov Is. lat s2s Ion 70 W. ship washingson. from
washed overheard.
Dec g. Isi % n Ion . W. bark Com Dupont. from
Boston for Maurifius.
Jan LAT n. Ion . W. ship Roehesser. FIN LIVER
pool for Amhirst.
steering North.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

EOA EO3ISs
Sailed from Hong Kong abt Dec 15 ship Eureka,
Cutter for New York; Henry Brigham. Potter. for
At Monrovia I'd ult. ship Mary Stevens. for Bal
timorc; brig Ann. Yates I'm New York. just Or.
AT Mstamoras 25fh uit. brigs Nathan. damage, for
New York March rs; Hannah. Murphy. for do about
April LIST: sch Elizabeth. Crosby, do do.
Ar at Mauritius Dec 10. MARY Crocker. Williams,
Sailed from Cape vsrd Islands Dec q. Emnsh.m.
Sailed from Liverpool ID inst. Tanaro. PARK. for
At Demarsra, no date. bark Princeton. seeley, for
New York. dsg; sch John Ross. for do.
Ar At do 18th ulf. sch rheo Raymond. Thompson.
New York: I'D. brig Swan. Rice. do.
AT Mayaguez. no date. brig X X Kirkland, knight.
for Baltimore 18th inst.
Al Neuyias ia,h inst. brig Thomas Owen. Pstsen-
Ar At sagua ,th inst, bark Shamrock. Berry. ffom
SID lin; bark suliose. r.nne. Cape H.s.er..; II.
brig Col Coggins eoggins. New York.
Sailed FIN Cienfuegos 18th inst barks c Nichols.
blanchard. Boston; brig Lizrse Treat. croweil for
Ar At Cardenss lith inst brig Larrabee Car
AZ a Havana 18th. bsrk Ellie. Stevens. corbes. I'm
Sid 18th. brigs Raby. tBrl for Portland; sPBrcwp,
Hamnond. csrdenss; Randolph. Hale, sagua; sch
CID 18th. bark X II night. Carman, for Cardenas;
brig Hattie Eaton" Fowler Portland
tPer steamship Jurs. ct this port.l
Arr from New York I'd. Ganges Eliza and III
Waterman. Cadix; 10TH Geo 6risw old and PaIias
At a. Live.peol; iith Cutting. at do; Maria AIDE
Am from Portland ssh. winona. At Liverpool; lith
Hibernian. tsl ct do.
Sid for New York 9Th. WIN Libby. from Cardiff:
9th Avon, fan the Clyde; 10th. Adelaide. I'm LIVER
pool: llth. Eva. and Advance. FIN Belfast.
Sid for Calcutta 9Th. Hampden, and sprinswood.
Sid for 81 John NIB 10th inst, Shooting Star. nom
The Reaper 4. ssborc near shields
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Diptheria
tAN be prevented BY curing Coughs, Colds .Hoavse-
ness, and all frrifafioas Qf TIE Throaf and Bros
cAiai yessefs, with the Great Germans Remedy. The
HEArEL PREVENTIVE Clergy men. lawyers, teach
ers singers and all who overtax the strength OF the
vocal organs. and consequently suffer from irritation
and soreness Of the throat, will ind this medicine in
valuable. not only reiieres. but permanently
Testimony Of DR.. Sims, Of London.
.Dptheria Is one Of the most fatal diseases Of mod
times and be who suggests means TO prevent II,
to arrest II In its course. and render 10 mild and
manageable 10 truly beneiacor Of his race. Medi-
cine Ike this ought TO be In every family In the
country" For sale by
5. H. CoLEswoRTHY. 90 Exchange ST..
feb26 ed2w eod3w and elsewhere.
BOARD.
DERSOSS wishing to obtain Board in . central
IL location be accommoda ted on reasonable
terms AZ No. 90 Federal street.
feb26 lw MRS. Z. ID. BATES.
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vention, instructed TO vote for Douglas, but
the last ballot, when he voted for Douglas,
and then came home and did all he could for
Breckenridge. He will be SO badly used at
the polls that it will require search warrant
to find his "remains.'
sD- A friend writing us from the country
refers TO the rejoicing in Charleston and other
rebel cities over the victories gained by the
Democrats in the fall elections, and says il re-
minds him Of a Washingtonian who had the
misfortune to break his pledge and become in
toxicated. On his way home he met friend
who said to him, you have returned to your
cups, see." "Yes, know it," was his reply,
"and all hell is rejoicingw 49," says our
correspondent, "is it with the victories re-
ferred to; all is rejoicing"
sB- The copperhead journals which from
instinct oppose every measure that promises
the least efficiency in UNFOLDING the govern
ment or in Gripping rebellion, have already
attacked the new currency act, and charge
that it is a scheme to unite the purse and the
sword" in the hands of the Executive. This
is an old and stale cry, the same with which
Jackson was assailed when he sought to make
the credit of the government independent OF
corrupt corporation. 1t will never answer the
purposes of modern democrats for an honest
Executive to hold the purse of the country,for
they could not have free access TO 1t for party
purposes as they did when Buchanan made
the traitor Cobb its guardian and keeper.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-02-27
Feb. II, 1868.
NOTICE TO CONsCRIPTs.

A Ii PERSONS IN THE COUNTIES OF SURRY.
IN Allegheny, Ashe, Wilkes Caldwell, Burke Alexan
der lrede DaVe and Yadkn between the ages Of S and
40 years. whether residents of any other portion of the
State, or of other States are hereby required to report
themselves to the Enrolling officer Examining Buard,
for examination and enrolment the days fixed in the
annexed notice of the Examining Board.
Rendezvous for Surry, is DUbson for Allegheny, is Gap
Civil for Ashe is Jefferson for Wilkes, is WkesbOro
for Caldwell, is Lenor; for Burke. is Morganton for Al
exander is Taylor for Iedell is Statewide; for Da
vie is Nocksville. and tor Yadkin is Iadkinve.
This notice includes person between the ages spec
ied those who have been heretofore examined and dis
charged either by the State or Confederate Surgeons those
who have at any time been discharged from the army
those who have furnished substitutes and and all per-
snns no may claim exemption any ground whatever
No persons discharge, exemption detail from any
source viii excuse them from attendance at the place
pointed Attention called the XIIth paragraph
lions Cd and Sd, General Orders No. S2 as follows:
3 All the laws and regulations applicable deserers
shall be applied 10 such cOnScrpts fail tn repair to the
place Of rendezvous r enrol men who shall desert a
ter enrolment
g. All the agencies employed for the apprehension and
confinement of deserers and the transportation their
respective commands shall he applicable persons liable
Of rendezvous after the publication Of the call ConscrpIs
will come provided with at least three days ntions
Capt. and Enrolling officer, sh Cong Dist
The undersigned members of the Examining Board for
the 9th Congressional District of North Carolina hereby
give notice 10 all whom it may concern that they have
fixed upon the 26h 9th and 2Sth of February, 1863 for
the examination of eonscrpts in the county of Burke to
rendezvous Morganton the 3D. Sd and 4h of March,
for Caldwell 10 rendezvous at LenOr the 6th 9TH and
9Th for Alexander TO rendezvous at Tay orsvie the llh
18th and Sth for Wilkes TO rendezvous at WilkeSbOro
the l6th 18th aud 18th for Ashe rendezvous Jeer
the 2Olh and 2st, for Aleghany to rendezvous at
Gap Civil the 23d, oath and 25h for Surry, to rendez
Dobsnn the 9th and 2sh, for Iadkn, to rem
devious Yadknvile the 30h and 3ls for Davie, to
rendezvous at M"cksVe and the 3D. Sd aud 4th of April
for lredel, to rendezvous It Statesva.
Ass'T. surg E : PENDLETON, p. A. c. S.
II. KELLY, NJ ID.
w. W. SCOTT, NJ. D,
Examining Surgeons.
February II, 1868. l5-4trd.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE, &c.
FLOODED HORSES FOR SALE.

4 B. NJ, TOBACCO FLY, BY RED EYE, OUT OF
Il Fire Fly, Imp Pr:am, G. dam by Imp. Lusborough,
lost only race, of ix-5 years Odnow stinted
to Albion Jr., $500.
Her produce, B. F., by Albion Jr foaled last spring
price $500:
Br. Horse Fly, by Imp. Fly by Night out of Fire
Fly-9 years old. 300.
4. Br. , full sister to last named, $500.
3. B. NJ Lola by Baie Pevton out of regt mare, now
ten years old and stnted TO Tar Rivera fine brood and
saddle animal, $450
&. Her produce B. u. Esther, by Gen. Hawkins bay
Priam, years old, now stInted to Tar River, 1900
7. B. H. full brother TO last uamed years old, $780,
8. B. F., by Imp Fly. by Night, years old, $500.
3. B. e., Epsilon by Epsilon, Jr, one year Old, S4Oo
TO- B c.. BY Albion, Jr, which horse Col. Green lost
upon the fall of Roanoke Island-last springs colt
d. Is. e. by same out of No, g. fOaed May lsth 1862,
rs was No. 10 perfect match, price for Palr $500.
lS Be. HI, Mid Night by Iup. Albion, dam BY Imp.
Glencoe, years old, &, 900.
lS B. NJ Pitch Dark years old in oal to Albion Jr
she by Imp Albion, dam Stakeholder, G. dam by Imp.
Levathan, k7OO
A. Ch NJ, Kitty, years old, splendid saddle horse
BY Roanoke, $500
Is s. H., Regent Jr., by Regent, years old, 800;
kins bay Pram This horse believed TO be the lst or
Cd in the country He the great New Market
SNeep Stake in two straight heats beating hne field
Among them Nnee, full sister to the renowned Planet
b.aed rce horse, Frank Allen We will sell onehaf in-
terest in him for $1,000
II. Also a pair of dark brown carriage horses by
Wagner horse large, gentle and well broken to single
or double harness. 300.
Being over stocked with horses, will sell at private
sae the above list of their pedgrees are as tho
rough and fashionable in this country More CON-
pete pedigrees will be furnished purchasers;
After the lst of month"; ~ cent Will De adoeo 10
the prices any of this list then nnsod- COW
THOS. .. GREEN sun.
Emeralda, near warrentOn n. G.
Jau. 20, 1858. f-zm'
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

II WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD FOR THE
Il delivery to me c0nhDensnt in any Jail where can
get him, for my man MOSES, who away from ME On
Monday the 18th inst He about 25 years old feet
or inches high, rather thick set very black very thick
lips, looks dOTn, and hesitafes little in his speech He
Is known Of the "Gbbs negroes" from Whining
n and Kill probably try 10 make his way that pace
OF as may get the Yankees through anv part of
our lines that be can most easily REACH he may urk
aorr fayettevilIe Chapel L. in both Of which places
scEct Ss Ti,h rfihyts had 9u when he ei soldiers
J. W. WAIVER,
Es1 "a. 1sc, Cap. !.apf A. c. s., Camp Holmes:
- Le0. 17-lm.
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NOTICES, &c.

NOTICE.
TEHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM HIS
friends and the public in general that he has procur-
ed the valuable services of Mr. Il. Ruff ilate OF Rich
mund known very tasty and sklful Cutter, and will
besow his whole attention the satisfaction of all who
may patruuze him with their orders.
He would also refer the public to the supply of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
MILITARY GOODS.
MILITARY TRIMMINGS,
&c, &c, &C.,
Which constantly be found at his establishment
Returning his thanks to the public for the kind and lib
eral patronage bestowed him be respectfully soics
continuance Of the pains will be spared to
his customers. NJ. GRAUSMAN,
Fayetteville street.
Raleigh, N. c.. Feb. "a, 1888. l7-4t.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY WILKES NORRIS, AUCTR.

important Sale at Action of Valuable and De.
sirabIe Wharf Property and Real Estate,
in the Town OF Wilmington, N. c.
I'm TUESDAY, MARCH 10TH 1868, II O'CLOCK,
" will sell at Exchange Corner, the following pro
pertv, comprising some of the most valuable WHARF
PROPERTY IN the place, viz:
All Of those three lGts with cOmmndOuS Warehouses
thereon situated on the north side of Mulberry street. 'front.'
ing hundred and nineteght Q9S) feet on the river
running back 10 Mutt street.
ALSO
All Of those three lots with Warehouses thereon situated
upon the side uf the river next north adjoining the
Depot the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad Com
any fronting hundred and nlneyeght ClsS) ieet on
the river, running back about 400 feet
ALSO,
That valuable and desirable WHARF PROPERTY, sit
uaed between Ann aud O,ange streets with good Ware
house hereun with front upon the river OF SIxtysx (hh
feet, and running back - feet to stone wa-known as
the Mary Cruise line with privilege of ten O) foot al
ley through TO Front street.
ALSO,
One lot the north side of Castle street SxtTslx 1861
feet Front and Second streets, with three 3 dwelling
houses and Curner OF Front and Cas-
lie streets. Trims at sale.
Wilmington, N. c., Feb "a, 1868. H-4t