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|HAMBER OF COMMERCE.
II FIR NEW BUILDING


Architects invited To fnrnsh plans ZOE bnsdna 70 no
erected Tor the Ctsmber o Commerce q me ely q chi
Of dnionsions and position a. follows
Lot So bounded Ihs north by Washington street.
opposite Court House square, s3 ieet west oy la saa
street. 1871 feet; south by alley. % eet east by court
OF feet reserved and ghs 70 the build
building occupy the entire lot The corporation u ennned
TO 1--WE feet on the north, enst All VEST aides
BASEMENT
to be sufficiently elevated To be well nghed and -
divided INTO desirable ores for commercial and osnns
purposes. - $3.50
10 be divided into general business Offices varying ID 1xA
-"e - SECOND FLOOR
Main hall FOR Board OF Trade room ls0 by fu readtn
building Balance OF this DOR to be divided into geneIaI
oees win private qnee ra,aS room wTs
The hegnt OF The hall Will be su haent TO admit OF thro
floor OF Offices above the second floor Offices which VIII DO
position Of second door may b. made subservent
70 OF entrance and best advantage Of the nam
The superscure 10 be If Tinois marble pressed
brick or Of both combined. metal rolf no dome
The Board building sonevh hat economical,
~ elaborate s,ye but durable In material and WORKMAN
and drainage with arrangements for heating with steam or
twenty feet under cour each sde and Under sde
walks Washington and L. Sale to be available
for coal closets Cost OF building from 5o0OU
S2U1.dOO.
panied with fun explanations Esimatcs
OF the mechanical work Tor
erection and completion OF building 70 b. enclosed 70 tho
Chairman Of the Building Committee which will be opened
al noon the lrst LAY or May next.
One thousand dollars % be naf Tor the plans auoped
Working plans and general architectural services Tor con
Any further Information viii ba furnished application
10 the Chairman Of the COMMITTEE.
John L. HANCOCK,
r. J, BRONSON,
GEORGE r RUMsEY,
HUGH MCLENEAN,
Building Committee.
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ExCLUSIvELy FRENCH FLuT1NG Il TO 20 INCHES
~ WIDE AL materials pmnctually Flned and delivered
ity street N B-A block and q half from Broadway l27
Blocker below ooster and 26i Fulton street,
Brooklyn. CAN and examine.
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Antwerp, &c. equally low rates
From Liverpool Queenstown FIRST Cabin, &75 SS3,
sos. Steerage, $B Those who wish send for their
friends buy tickets here at these rates.
These steamers accommodations Tor passen
strongly built In water tight iron sections and
carry patent FIRE annhiaeT Experienced surgeons are
attached TO each steamer.
For further information apply Liverpool to William
Inman, agent, q Water street. In Glasgow TO Alex NAL
eoim No 81 Epoch square; IN Queenstown, 10 y o.
Co.; In London, TO Elves Macy, 81 King VIII
liam street, IN Pars Jules Deeoue. As Rue Nntre Dame
Victories Place do Ia Bourse; In Philadelphia TO John
q Dale Ill Walnut street, al the Company rs Offices
JOHN g. DALE, Agent Is Broadway, New York.
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n,o NILLINERs AND COUNTRY STORE KEEPERS
AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE
You will hnd The largest stock OF Millinery and straw Good
In this city.
We cui -,hs cheaper than down town iubbsrs SCI
pieces call EDWARD RIDLEY,
Nos 5l aud 81 VI Grand aud 81 Alien street.
FUN block east from the Bowers.
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"i OTHER PROPERTY OF THE CORPORATION
LEASED AT AUCTION.
Notice hereby given that the Comptroller will on rnss
day, seth day OF March, 1884, O'Clock NJ ~ ne Cfy
Hall. lease on bids a. public auction Market Ceisrs
Houses and Lets Hay Scales and other Corporation pro-
perry. for term OF hvsyesrs from the lss day Of Aas
Catalogues containing the description. location and terms
be bad upon application TO the Collector OF City
xevenus a''a' MATHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller
ci.x os Ngv YoRK. DxrARTnESS or FINANCE.
cosPrnoLIxRs oTslcE Feb. g. 1864.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-03

America Let Poland, slso, succumb, and there will re
main the in world but Powers In the Old World but
rrepoDderance Of Rus>ia; in the New World
the de exFanss of tn seas but domination that OF
America.
And mutually attracted by The conformity of their
and destines these colossal unite
their strengt- the sgsrandset suscovite Empire sTs
ltse With the degen American Republic, what will
become N the inde pendeLce of the two worlds?
Listen to The fate predicted for by the &mericau
pers IL which the Eucovte slisncs highly Landed
= Lie Russia, We have million Of soldiers five hundred
men OF sad increase navy 10 proportions
formidable territy world. Our are
exna1s5ls. We will tu Fish Russia VIA ever she ia def
clent in United coGld from the surface Of the
globe the OF enemies their colonies
forever destroy power Pyces could struggle
long With giants IN. Y Herald.
With inVincIee vessels (saye another o0rna with
our Iresisitl artillery sroy in &c hours the
Meets and arsenas of raEca and Eng and. Let Russia be
oai ally and monitors i'll reduce London aahes
the same day that the ;jossecks Paris
We admit that tor the present these but empty
boasts hut if to-Wcrrow which God forbid land
crushed and the Confederacy aunhlated, thes would,
perhaps, be fer!ous threats
1t ID said historians nat day. Charlemague seated
oh tie shore to hed tea perceiv1g on
the horizon Norman sails which presaged for him the
of invason from the peoples Of the North So
70 day. there is 10 Franco, believe two must
shed tears seeing civilized Europe Indifferent to the
lis which The foundation OF ali that NOBLE tree
and sacred in The two hemspheres We feel too 1othpg
but dlzGaln for the shor: sighted politicians OF
country who exhaust their Intelligence in cacula
the b8apce world that t4ey serving human
y and France By demanding abandonm2 IF Poland
md the Tithdr wal OF tr9opB from Mexico
DBLAHARRE.
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DIED.

residence of Rev. A. Pau Repiton at half past
&C lock, ?. NJ Saturday. the 9th ut, OF typhoid
pneumonis. SARAH REPITON, eldeHt daughter OF MIS-.
Susan P. Howard, aged years and months
Our darling Sarah lovely spirit and haa gone TO
possess Heavenly Anson which her blessed Redeemer
purchased by His death up the Cross
Biblical Recorder will please copy,
Wilmington, n. O., March lStr 1854.
In tbis town, on the 9th February, CHARLOTTE LOU
"a, only daughter OF Isaac W and Charlotte King aged
years, months and II caye.
FIo.da, about the 2Q.b Bit., ar. THOMAS II. LANE
in tbs 44h year OF his age.
deceased, with aspirations beyond his countrys
good volunteered in the ranks to aid in heating back the
invader from soil his adopted State, add gaiant y
in the discharge OF his duty fell IN the fro2 OF the light
White thus Offering up his hearts blood upon Ihe a'e CT
his country afforded another examptS OF patriotic
devotion, and bequeathed to children heritage more
pee ous than go!d
The day before the battle near Lake City, adet&
TO skirmshers and reterd the progress OF the
desperate encounter eDsued, IN which the deceased
MORALLY wounded. 4 few days after, he died within the
enemy ines with voice OF kindred to speak to him the
| !angu 3ge OF love in hi8 expiring moments.
Lane the edest OF the late Levin Lane, and
was native # this county, in which he EeRiled until the
winter the year 1853, VIXEN he removed Florida
Deeply will his death be deplored by the many warm
IN his chments jnudjI. Rui!eess and amabe IN hi
int with h!s fcow IGen, and truly charitable IL
thought word and deed Vol may it be said of him,
sood man has been taken from cur midst.
Al his residence in Brunswick ouaty, OF Typhoid Pneu
moDia, on the 18th February u.s. Mr MICH AEL BRYAN
aged 81 years. his sad bereaveme nt haa lett widow
tour children to noun their hfepara9!e lo's Two son
are in the amyoue oris9er N the Aands OF the enemy
SEES aad generous friendship. 80 Tuer patriot lived HI
desire the independence of his couD
established but alas his wishes futatd he has de
parted for that whence no tsYelss reurlea
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where after numerous Bkrmishes in which number O.
the my killed and regiment OF charged
and stampeded, he surprised dark rainy night
az he preparing to retire. having dvested nmsel
from point deemed and the first 1nlanoI
OF their coming received by Col Martin voeV fired
st himself and at less than ten distant To beat
nasty retreat without hat, coat pistol or boots was
the crowd with the speed OF antelope, he quickly dis
tanced bis pursuers short distance from starting
point he spied of his h0rses which had
Hastily securing and mounting him without saddle bride
enemy drove all but six from the field s6ccseded in re.
capturing all the equipments and clothing belonging to his
party (save biz bat coat pistol and boots but
I'm turn driven By the six.
They, however, soon retred and the ColonePs party
hastily reformed and occupied the for the remainder
the night Next morning he crossed to the west side of
the Tennessee RIVER where he remained until Christmas
night when he learned that the Yankee Lieutenant Beau
regard th Kentucky cavalry who made the night attack
on him would atesd "soiree, seven miles distant. He
bis horses he proceeded. accompanied by eight
foot the house. The armament party consisted of
and two pistols. On reaching the house he
discovered that the bue BIRDS had down. Besufeg ard
about two miles distant. The Colonel with four men,
reached the garter just as the Yankees we're retiring to
ther looms He entered and took possession of them with
little ceremony.
through Western Kentucky Cairo, Illinois where they
spent very day. During scout he csptnred
steamer aod paroed forty Yankeea obtaining
valuable information. His accounts from Middle Tennes
enrolled soldiers raidng around the country
committing great excesses Murders committed daily
houses burned and crops destroyed Ee but confirms he
sad accounts We have heard BEFORE
The information brought by the Colonel, though pru
dence foEbids s disclosure, not unfavorabs to our
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WILMINGTON MARKET, MARCH End, 1854.

saEf o,n market very poorly supplied and
to 81 per h., as In quality. ' H0@U'1 Nv " -
BAooE.-small ssles during the week from .vt. q, ~,
ces ranging from S. to IS per ID. 'At'' ~ pr
BEEswAx-$3 per Id.
BUTTER-$6 to Sc so par Id.
CoBR-Is and wanted. Ellis at $ls Der bushsl
Com hEAL-Sels In the small way from the gtsnaries
at $40 per bnshe.
CoPPERAs-Retais at 81 to 81 per ID.
CorroNHas vanced in price, and IL selling at 81 so
TO ~ per h., as in quality.
FLoUR-ls in moderate demand, and supply Light. We
quoe saes for the week at prices ranging from $3.50 to
FoDDgRA$l8 to $40 per TOO lbs
HAY-$l7 to $lS per 100 lbs.
HIDEs-Green, 81 rs to 81 26 and dry 4. 70 A IN ma,
ID. " ~ W w Fe'
LE4rHE-sole sls to sla 80, and upper SIS 80 to ,1
per Ii.
LARDIs in demand, and market bare. Sales from cart.
at IS to IS so per ID.
EAILs-sell by the key at 81 per ID.
PouLTRY-Lye fowls s. so to S. to sze and turkeya
IS to - per ID. for dressed
PEA NUTs.-$2 to $22 Der bushel.
PoRK-Fresh 50 to % 50 per ID.
PoTAToEs-Sweet Sl2 to SIS, and Irish $50 per brsha
RICEClean sells by the cask at So 81 per H.
SALT-Saes of Sound made at $25 to $50 per bushel
sUGAR-Market bare.
sHEETkG-Fayettevie factory 81 so to IS Der yard
sPIRlTs TURPRNTIEE-E at a 90 TO as per gallon
JALLoW.-$3t to 43 so per ID.
ARMY the bale $50 to $37 so per bunch
WooDSels by the boat load to 126 for ni,e S26
to $2s for ash. and $50 to $35 Fer for oak "
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life, after short illness of four dayf, in
Brunswick county, N c. February 2st 1854 in the 62d
year of her age, Mrs. AMELIA SWAIN, cpnsort of MT.
John O. Swain.
Sister Swain born and grew up womanhood in the
city OF Charleston, s. Co. and married at early age
Mr. David Goodwin of her native State with whom she
lived for number of years. after which he was removed
her the ha nd OF DEATH Thus she deprived of
kind husband and left with the care of large family
She afterwards removed to North Carolina and was in
1856, united second time in marriage to him who
mcugns his irreparabe loss In all the domestic re.
Eiatons Of life che faithful. As daughter loving
and obedent as @ wife, warm hearted, affection
ate and copading as a mother she watch
always devoted to their welfare sress kind and
Of the poor she MINDFUL always benevolent
ready at all times to lend them helping hand. To the
wants of soldiers she especially devoted doing
what she could to supply them with the comforts OF lie
which they could not get in camp, and often through W
her tender hands administered reef, ana heT Hno
words consolation to the sick and dying Thus,
pursuing even tenor of her way she has filed the
of every woman plain; But still, wbils she an
example to others i'll these things, it in the church
of God that her light shone with the pHrest and
brightest ustre. In youth she became subject OF say ng
grace and Immediately connected herself with the hetlo
dist Episcopal Church, of which she remained faithful
though the Of her life has down. the cloud above
still has silver lining that shall yet give hope and cour
age many fantiug pilgrim az he shall journey on to
the promised land This is what gives coort to her be-
who have hope feel that their loss her gain Her
funeral delivered by the writer the 3d. to
large and attentive audience after which We deposited
her remains in the family burial ground in full hope of
glorious resurrection Blessed the dead who die IN the
Lord yea saith the spirit for they from their abors
and their work do follow eheIn. ,ro, ,,r,,,,
N. G. Christian Advocate copy.
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A WEEKLY PROGRESS.

ORDER to supply many persons In sections OF the
Of daily papers, shall issue De
A WEEKLY EDITION OF THE PROGRESS
eaiIy in March, which will contain the latest news from
the army, with accounts and details OF battles nv
telegraph from correspondents and from Other
sources.
THE WEEKLY PROGRESS will be pubIshed on
whole sheet, and will contain largo amount of reading
matter, and always have the latest TELEGRAPHIC
POST MASTERS and others are requested to act A
Agents. and 5h Agent sending six more subscribers
paper six months gratis.
SUBSCRIPTIONS should be sent immediately a. the
first number will be issued between the 10th and 10th of
Me ch Subscriptions will be taken for longer po.
Itod than six months and in case will the paper be
sent until the money is received.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
Weekly Progress Three Months. ........... 50 90
" " Six Months. ..........,. s 90
Advertisements will be inserted in the Weekly at 81 Der
square for each insertion ten lines mnon type to count
square, Money must accompany all orders.
J. l.. PENEIN0TON.
Feb. 20. AS-lt-23 It.
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NOTICE.
March 2.

LII PERSONS indebted to the estates OF John Cooper
n Brics Rotan and Arnold Ennett deceased, will please
make nent and all persons having claims Rans the
aforesaid estates will please present them duly auhenoA
ted the law Directs within three months for payment
or this notice will be pleaded In bar otheir recovery
This, the 26th day of February, 1864.
March Sd 232ts
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HEADQUARTERS CHIEF ENROLLING OFFICE,
Fourth Congressional District, N. o.,

TN PURSUANCE OF GENERAL ORDER. No. l, Con
l. script Office, Raleigh, N. Co. dated January 10th,
Commanding Officers OF Homo Guard and Militia, Of Ath
Congressional District requested to all persons
between ls and As years of age within their several
mands to assemble at the following times and places for
examination and enrolment:
New hanover Co., 22d Regt at Wilmington, Feb. Goth to
9th inclusive.
New Hanover Co., 73d Regt, at Wilmington Feb. 10Th
to March Sd inclusive.
Brunswick Co., 66h Regt., at Smithvle March 5th to
NJ arch 10th inclusive.
Columbus Co.. 9th Regt at WhiteVille, March l4th to
March 18th inclusive.
Robson Co., 6sth Regt, at Lumberton March 23d to
III oh 18th inclusive.
obeson CO., 59th Regt al Lumberton, March 18th to
March 3lst inclusive.
Richmond Co., 60th Regt., at Laurinburg, April to
April 7th inclusive.
Richmond Co.. 6ist Regt. at Rockingham, April 18th to
April 14th inclusive.
Baden Co., 55th Regt ut Elzabethtown April 10th to
April 2eth inclusive.
Cumberland Co.. SD ReRt Fayetteville, April 22d to
April 26th inclusive.
Cumberland Co. Saith Reg at Fayetteville April 27h to
April 30th inclusive.
Harnett Co., SD Reg, at Ellington May Sd to May 7th
inclusive.
This call embraces al persons, whether previously
'empted or not. WIN. n. SWAMI,
Capt. and Chief Enrolling Officer,
Fourth Congressional District N. G.
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ADVENTURES CT a goSFEDEs<ATE OFFICER,
correspondent of the Memphis Appeal, published At
Atlanta Georgia. that some three months since Col:
obtained ea{e O, absence ninety days travel Tor
his health which had been much impaired by gunshot
the right breast greatly eecdDg his lungs and
causing hemorrhage,
Quickly collecting 10 men, he moved not to oar rear.
but through Middle Tennessee into southern kenucky
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$1,000 REWARD.

II HAVE NEVER authorised any person TO take auy OF
my kosin, Spirit Casks or Lumber from Heading B1S
Black river understand tho has been nterfered
with.
will pay One Thousand Dollars for information given
me that will enable me at March County Court ndte Of
Tending parties.
A. II. VANBoKKELEN.
March 2.
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kROnl Florida.

& NOBLE G1RL.--From the "Floridiau" we clip the
following:
Upon the arrival OF the troops at Madison, sent to
reinforce army in East Florida, the ladies attended
at the depot with provisions and refreshments for she
defenders of their homes and country. Among the
brave warworn soldiers who were rushing to the de-
fence of State, there was, ia one of the Georgia
regiments, soldier boy whose bare feet were bleeding
from the EXP and fatie Of the march. One Of
the young ladies present. moved by the noble impulses
of her SEX took the shoes of her own feet made the
suffering hero put them on and walked home herself
barefooted. Boys do you hear that? Will you let
this glorious girl be insuted and wronged by Yankee
ruffians? Never VIII. never Southern soldiers are
suffering and bleeding, Tor their countrys fresdom, let
this incident be told for memorial CT Lou Taylor, of
Madison county.
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CAMP OF THE 18th =. c. IT,,
NEAR LIBERTY MILLS VA, Feb. 9Th, 1854. I
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announces to the
citizens and soldiers of Baden County, that he is cand
date for the office ofsher of said County, and wsud
pleased to receive their support elected he pledges
himself discharge the duties the Office with the
fidelity and cal which he has him
a soldier.
BENZ. F. RINALDI,
Capt Co. A, 18th N. O. T.
March End, 1854. l4s. 3th23-te+
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MARRIED

MARRIED..
On Masonboro Sound on the 18th February by Samuel
N. Cannon, Esq., Mr.. 6YLVANUS HOLDEN to Miss MA
Ria A. HARPER.
In town, the Oath of February, by Rev. Paul
Repton, Mr.. SYLVESTER PETTEWAY to Miss LUCY
A. MCFARLAND.
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HORRIBLE M1sTAKE-SAD CASE OF Po1soN1NG.-
One of those distressing accidents which sometimes oc
cur, says the Montgomery "Mai and which thrill US
with horror occurred in city tuesday, night last
The facts Of the reported to US, substan.
TALLY these
On the evening in question, Mr.. George Hanna, all
employee of the NJ & W. P. r. e. Co., and three 9TH
ets, Mt into the of Mr.. David Barrett on Com
street for the purpose it is supposed OF spending
the evening Mr. Barrett happened to be absent from
the at the time, and seeing bottle the mantle
piece which they supposed to contain whskey other
spirits, they imbibed freely.
In two hours Mr.. Hanna was q corpse, and the 9th
ers were seized with violent contortons which ptoduced
great suffering. The bottle contained medicine instead
of whskey OF the ingredients being poisonous, of
which we are assured Mr.. Barrett was not aware
Mr. Hanna was buried yesterday The others we are
glad. to learn recovering.
What sad comment is this upon the thoughtessness
of people in tasting or drinking whatever they may
chance upon, without knowing their properties.
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TO COUNTY ENROLLING oFFICERs OF 4rh CON
GREssIOsAL DISTRICT, N. G.
NOTICE Is SPECIALLY called to Para. VIII. Gen.
~ Orders No. O. o. Of Jan. 20, viz:
Only onefourth the Comp MES of sng Regiment will
be ordered to report the frst day Of eurollmeD-and
fourth each edng day, that nYalds laborers
may not be unnecessarily detained,
WM. M. SWAMI,
Capt ard Chief Enrolling Officer
4b Congregational Dis. n. @.
Feb. 18th, 1868.
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fall of 1913 feet-thirty-6ve feet 6io5sT I1an =.
agara-has been discovered On the Columbia River
where the volume of water ia large that of MAJ
ara, in one unbroken sheet.
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March Sd
WANTED

WANTED
A COMPEL ENT GROOM to take charge of Stallion
IA. for the ensuing Spring
&. j. HOWARD.
Feb. 25tb, 1854. lA3.5tA23.2t
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LOST
nN THE 18th inst, in Robson County, Three Notes.
~ each for six hundred dollars, made by my prin
cipa and Jno A. Taylor surety bearing date l4th
January 1863, in favor of Duncan Crawford
BILE respectively, one two and three years after date
All persons warned against receiving said Notes.
they have been paid.
HENRY HOWARD.
Feb. 20. 29-3t
Fayetteville Observer will please copy three times In
Weekly and send bin to this Office for payment.
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NOTICE To CONsCRIPT3.
READoUA BTERs MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, /

NOTICE TO C0NSCRIPT3.
READQUA BTEEs MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.,
Chief Enrolling Once, Jan. ~, 1854. {
l. Pursuant to ordsrs received from Headquarters OF
Conscripton Raleigh, n. I in regard TO eli men liable
to CoDscrption uEder recent act Of Congress- approved
Dec 28h 1863 the MediCa! Examining Board for Faarh
CONGREGATIONAL District N. will convene In accordance
with above named times and places.
The attention Of ali is called the following
order: AN exemptions heretofore granted subject
revision a1der instructions Bureau Of Conscrption
and if found to he improper unauthorized by law, will
be revoked. tCTAVIUS A WHITE,
Surgeos 2. A. L. s.,
Chic! OF Examining Board,
FouTtL oODRI essicna District, y. G
10 limos d&w
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wILKER sON q ca

Wiki HSON d CO.,
NIILL BUY and sell Gold and Silver Bank, Treasury
w aad Fundable Notes, Bonds, Stock, DO, at
"a MARKET STREET.
Feb. 13. 1873 3m&2l2ms
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WILKINSON d co

WILKINSON d CO.,
81 MARKKT sTRHEr,
WILL PAY, IN SILVER, 20 cents the dollar for the
w of the Bank Of the State of North Carolina and
Feb. ~, ls64.-1AO-3t-22-2*
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Departed this life after short illness of four dayf
Brunswick county, n. c., February 2ls 1854 in the CAD
year of her age Mrs. AMELIA SWAIN, cpnsort of Mr..
ohm Swat