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BOARDING HOUSE.

MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
can secure good Rooms and Fare at my Boarding
House on Hillsboro' Street, near the Railroad :
Bridge. MRS. JNO. T.. HIGH -
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PAINTS PAINTS!!

VN7HITE LEAD, LINSEED OIL, VARNISH-
w ES, and Colors of all kinds, suitable for
House. Carriage and Sign painting.
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
Oct. 80. 96-1m.
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TUST RECEIVED!
q at No. A Fayetteville Street,
BLASTING POWDER AND FUSE,
Rifle and Canister Powder for sporting,
G. D. and Water Proof Caps,
Bird, Squirrel and Buck Shot, by the bag oTs
pound, as-ar'..
Patent Balances and other Scales:
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HART g. LEWIS
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sMIJT IN WHEAT.

onn LIB BLUESTONE, A SURE PREYEMc
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Store of WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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OFFiCIA
r Avs OF THE UNITED STATES.

Passed 1T the Second Session Of the Thirty seue'th
Congress, eoeic acus begun and held at the CITY OF
Washington, it tie District Of Columbia, ou
Morlday, the second day Of necernber, A. ID. 1861,
and psded on Thursday, the 17th day Of July,
H. d. 1852.
PROCLOMATIONS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President. HANNIBAL HAM
LIN, Wee President, and President of the Sen
ate SOLOMON FoorE elected President
of the Senate, pro tempore, on the eighteenth
day of July, and continued so to act until the
close of the session. GALUsHA A. GROW,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
No. Ia
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA:
A pPnCJ AMATION
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NOTICE.

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ALL PERSONS HOLDING ORDERS against
the City, are respectfully requested TO Presens
the m to j. J.. Christophers for reg1stratlon,
paratory to payment. By order OF inc Dea1e oA
0o--.'' C-B. ROOT,
City Treasurer
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A PROCLAMATION.
TREATIES.

WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary of State
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24


UNITED STATES
ACCIDENT 3
Insurance Company Of Syracuse.
NEW YORK,
Cash Captrai. 100000.
President, ALPRED A. H0wLErT.
Vice President, GEO. v. C0MsT0OK.
Secretary ,THk0D0RE Y. ANDREWS.
superinteudentOf of Agents, I. s. TRUAIR.
General Refereuees.
Elias Merchant, Esq Newark N J.
Hon Reuben NJ. fenton, Governor OF New York.
Hon. Horatio Seymour, Uilca, N. Y,
Dean Hichin ond, Buffalo, N Y.
Hon. Thos. q. Afford Lieut.. Gov Of New York
Hon. Augustus sche, MY.
PREMIUMS
FOR INsURING AGAINST ACCIDENTS IN THE
United States Accident Insurance
Company.
Under the General Accident Risk.
Five Dollars annual Premium wii secure Policy
~ 600,
Z, tho Avsut Of death y any srription of Accident
with Five Dollars per week pensaton Ioe any per-
sonal injury causing total Inability from business
Ten Dollars premium will, in like manner, secure
Policy for
and Ten Dollarspsr week compensation.
Twenty-Five Dcllars Premiam will. In like manner, Sc
cure Policy for
and Twenty nye Dollars per week compensation.
Pity Dollars Premium will, In like manner. seous as
Policy for
and + ifty Dollars per week ccmpens,tion.
This Company, btsdss the usua Policies, also nsnra
ease Of by accident aud during periods Of from
TO Ave years at yer, low rasi Call and examine them
At North West corner ON and Market Streets Bring
mayia.lm RIoaARD olEMRNT. Agent.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
HER MAI EsIY CHAMPAIGN X,
j. f. DUNTON,

lhl SOUTH FRONT STREET, SOLE AGENT.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
NTINEs-Ths attention OF the trade 10 solicited ts4he
w following choice Wines, &o., for sale by
sEPH 7. DUHTON, No. l6l South Front street above
Walnut.
sUBRRIEs-Campbell 4 Co, snpie, double and triple
Grape, CTusoe Sons Rudolph, Topaz, Rieg, Spanish,
Crewn and Y. Valette.
PORTs-Nastte, vinho velho Real, Daniou and Re-
belo, Valente &Co, Vintaees 1885 To 1856
CLARETS-Oruse Fills Breres, St Estephe and ChEt-
Lumny.
vKRMnUrH--G. Jourdan, Drive 4 Co.
MUSCAT-de FrontiguaD.
OHAhPAGNBS--Rrnest irony, tGolden Star" de
venoge Her Majesty and Royal Cabinet and other favor
ite brands. feb-22 ANA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
VanIablc PreperiY M rrivaIe 10, SI. :,

"a TIE subscribers offer for sale all that yalus
EssIX able Property, situated the s. v. Corner OF
Second and King sts, fronting on Second street
my three wtha large three storied brick building
Also the three stori.d brick building adjoining front,
ing on King street. with the adon nr building lots
oItwentv ieet each fontlnr King STREET extcntine
Daek iorty feet making In all square lot Of ty
three iee front ON Second street. aud eighty three feet
irlnt on King street This property Is Gated near the
q the cy and could be altered into tevera stores or
places suitable for any kind Of business
Aso tho two story frame house No. East Water streat
with the two story brick No. 0, adjoining Apply TO
JOHN McLEAR & SON
Na arn- qs
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ARABS DEAD SHOT
THE GREAT
De- Qaanh and Mnrsa do.trouor

-- THE GREAT
Bat, Roach and Mouse DESTROYER.
In tfsring this great invention for destroying Rats
Nice and Hoaehss 10 the public, the subscriber wishes
to be alone In bearing testimony, aud oould give
much evidence In its favor II thought requisite
that not only kills the vsrmin, but In many
drives the from he premises that they do not die
thsFs give offence 1t has been sod for several years.
aad ouud to vo gaaeral satisfaction, ss will bs proven
TEsTIMONIALs
.rs sALHn, N. ], March 81, 1854.
Ivaa very nueh troubled With rats at my slaughter
house. and rieA both arsenic nd trychinine to doroy
than neither OF which had any effect only thought
20 Increase them. Ras advised to try Arabs Dead shot,
which diI and had trouble with them aIlef-
wasd I consider It a nrstrats article
JOSHUA THOMPSON, (Butahsrl
AiIowkxsfswx,. N. J., March Is, 1854.
Havsg several times used Arabe Dead Shot, for rats
and mice In my mill, (beine millsr) where We had
htstafon say 10 tho best exermlnator for rats and
faies ever ussd. They VIII eat u IN prefersnss TO
meal WEbbEf o. FRANKLIN
-#l PtrFseaovR, N. J., March I, 1s6s.
was very mush annoyed by rats In my potato collar
2t tho barn, and induced to try Arabs Dead Shot
for their dsstruonp, after which found twenty TO
dead rats think Il q frst elass article,
fIRIAN WHNrEELL.
Prepared and sold by jos. n. LfPPINC0rT, Salem
New Jersey.
For saisia Wilmington, by /. N. HEeLAND.
s.w. Cor. 9th Market s,s
And BY Druggists and storsksepsrs generally.
feb 10 1m
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GrimshaW and McCabe,

II @ a E 8 tate Ag g N ts,
No. 302 Market Street, End Story, over De
Normandie's China Store,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
a The undersigned having entered into the pur-
-A chase nd sale of Real Estate. Offer two yalua.
ksnsl bic Country seats; Wilmington. A Slaugh.
-sk1 ter and Ice House, in Church Street, between
9Th and 7th streets Dwelling nouses; witt the city
0ns hundred Farms, iRres and small tnitsbe for truck
ffuits Bridgevile and Milford, Del. Building
Lots. feb b-tf
JAMBs McCABE A. H. GRJNsHAW
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EOr Sale.

The valuable mansion, s. W. Corner Of Third
AzA and shipley sts. the late residence OF Hon.
EEaai John Wales. Possession Riven June 25th.--
Terms easy Apply to GRIMsHAw MeCABE,
s02 Market St.
6kIMsnAw MccABE offer for sale nea, cottage.
fronting Union Avenue with quarter of On acre OF
Land adjoining 1t is very desirable coantry resi-.
dencs. Possession given on tue 2sth Of March. Price
kl2oJ. Ter us easy
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fENTNsULAR HAZE ROAD LINE
&KaE4R 49, EElR
CHANGE OF hours.
SOUTH.

On and after MONDAY. ApRIEl0, 1890, Trnins for
Tho Accommodation OF Passepssrs will leave as follow
uatil further notice r
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24

. Desirable Building lots, on Gilpn Avenue,
SE5ek near Union Avenue one block from City Kali
.ssM road. fll -
t1M 0se lot 90 by 1856 feet, near Adams Street.
aud bounded by WRwasset Street, and Brandywine
Race delightful situation for College.
dRIMSHAW n MccABE,
lob l2tt Heal Estate Agents
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24

The Traveiors Insurance Company. Of Hartford,
ooen., the nrst TO successfully introduce In this
country the practice OF Insurance against acodent Of
whatever kind, whether they travelling or In
hunting h.biug sailing riding, skating, III the street,
store ocs or while working In shops mills, factories
or on the farm.
OF casualty, including the risk of traveing also all
forms VI dslccatonH, broken sones rupufed tendons
sprins, concusons, crushings, brhises, cuts stabs
gunshot wounds, poisoned wounds, burns and scslds
sing bites ofdega. unprovoked assaults BY burglars
stroke the efect1 Of explosions chemicss ncods and
earthquakes, surocation by drowning or chodins,
THIS Company has been In successful operation since
April lst 1884, Ard TO April 1855 had issued over
forty nve thousand policies and paid over fourteen hun
,ed lossesin addition to the large Of 500 500 real
sed to twenty nae policy holders for ss4a received IN
GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES.
mats Or S' & A.Gon. Poey w Which ia
sures assln, every possible form OF casualty, at oil
times and places.
eupation) will secure General Accident Policy for
$4,000 Of fatal accident $40 per week during
disability caused by accident (not exceeding twenty six
weeks for any one accident)
An annual premium of $l5 or $50 will. In like mann
scouts policy for or ss per G week Sompsnsa,ion
Where policies ssued agaiast loss of life only
for compensation only, the rates are much lower
CNEM NTH GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES.
This Company ssues very eonvenient rm Of One
Month General Accident Policies. Mt tho Iate Of u per
tousandwth IS per week compensation for each thou
sand nsuret. These much better than intursnce
tick Is for travellers aud others desrng shsrt risks
they can taken IN any amount from $500 sip
they all accidents, and each policy Is registered
that the nsuransc good In case the policy Is iost or
destroyed.
Ror mechanics othcrs who easily epare the
amount OF annual premium, but would like 10 insure
by the month, these short policies Just the
thing" t. aay person who buys slx one month poll
ces In any yoar policy for Tor hslfa year will be
without charge (oxeept policy fee Of one dollar
MARiNE P0LICIHS
Msrluo Polcie,-in books, like the One Month Con.
erai Accident Poicie-ready Tor delivery to agents. or
for Issue to any person about 10 make trip to any Tor
eign other distant pot, at low rates Of premium.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JAS. q. PATTERSON, GEO. W. MOORE,
GUsTAYUS y. DAVIS, EBENB1BR ROBERTA,
JAS L. HOWARD, CHARLHs WHITE,
MARSHALL JEWELL, HUGH HARRISON,
CORNELIUS u ERWIN, JONATHAN D. BuNoE.
gro. q. GILMAN.
J. q. BATrERsoN, Pres't RODNEY DENNIS, ess'y
Hsary A. Dyer dsneral Agent.
II, 7. sTEARNs, II. D., Surgeon.
v. A vAE TRUMP. state Agent Also Geaersl Insur
anre Agent, so7 Market st. Wilmington. Del sp 80 I'm
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nxPRRss TRAIN at AIS q. m. for Baltimore and
Warrington, stopping ct Wilmington, Perryvlle, Havre
dsaraee, Aberdeen, Psrrynan's, Magnolia and Stem
na's Run.
NIGHT ExPRES6 11.00 :. IN. for Baltimore and Wash
isgton, stopping at Chester, Thurlow, Luwood, Clay
mont, Wilmington. Newark. Mkton, NorthEaat Perry
Vile and Hasre-deGracs.
Special Train will leave Phil dephia for WILMINGTON
and intermediate Stations at II 30 p. m. 10 g.
u.l. RALrlM0RE FOB tPHILADkLPHIA. l,a
LAveBEETIM0RE at 26 D. m, stopping at Havre-de.
apsss, Psryyilie and Wilmington. Also etops at Ektop
and Newark ito take passengers for Philadelphia and
have pasaengers from WAshington Baitmorc,l and
chastsf from Bat
Leave Wilmington for Phtlsdephia at $50 p. m,
AZ -tt- t L'lT II. r. KeNMkY, Superintendent >
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fah lf.tf
Look out for SpecaIaiion!
iE"ihi ohu WI oAhy ttiin- u hpplteH fof soon.
WILLIAM BRlGHr Il SON..
ap 20-u Roal ESTATE Detiers, Win ngton. Del
For sale and r'osses ssion Glven Inl-
yu Ant 81

medt@eeby.
5-A No l, The Three stor,1a R-ick House, No. s2&
HMG Washington Street, containing all the conysn
tences and improvements Of modern built houss
No. 2. hne now three etoiied brick boise, ON Del
awase Avenue, next the Swedenborgan Church, every
convenience. '
No. D. three storied brick houas No. 700 Tatnall
street onveneatly located desirable a residence
No. !. three storied brick house, No. 707 Tatnall
street adjoining No B. containing some ten rooms and
a very desirable propsrty.
Ihe above properties nearly and In excailept
or"e' and any wishing to purchase desirablo
propertfs, and get immediate posssssion shonid gIre
us a call und examine the above 80
App'yto WM McCAULLEY CO.
"a, Real Estate Dealers
ht i~-u Milminstnn nal
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CHARLES WEYI.,
HOME MADE BREAD
FOR THE
MI u LIT Z II u ID H /,

NO AOA Gaht d0OOuo EtT66tp
BETWEEN FRENCH AND WALNUT,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
George Bowers and Philip Combs 4,
having he'd number of years txpezsnoe In this CITY,
would repeatedly TO the cltisans Of VIII
mington and the surrounding country, that still
tying to give the b.st aatisa1ton In power IN this
business, which we do profess to understand We feel
u duty say that this IL superior to
any thing in this City for good Home Made Bread.
establlshment observing the following Rules In the
duct OF our business:
l. The freshest aud pursst Ingredients will DO used
We will ssll the largest Bread at the swest living
rataa
O. Polite and obllsng assistants every department.
I. Tho proprietors personal supervision over their
busn.ss snd daily attendance to rssss the commands
Of their natrons
Great Inducements Home Msds and French Tv.t
Bread. try 1t and be convinced Of lis superiority
any thing In this city
Bran Dread, conducive to health, and in great do.
mand, Rusk, Tea Cake, Tea Biscuit and Buns, fresh
daily supply OF every variety.
odDkR5 from the city aad eountvy requested, and
strict promptitude sbserxsd In filinR tnem.
Thankul for past favors the proprletors would lstl.
mate that by strict attsntlsn to business and ispo-
stion TO osige We hope to merit ecatinusnes OF pub
GEORGE BOWERS a PHILIP COMBS,
,r PRACTICAL BAKERs.
N. B-Nr Bowers hos sold out his old ostablishm ent
No. East Second 6treet and united with Mr. Combs as
irofn the above april 6t
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NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadelphia at
f.S0 ..
/ Leave Philadelphia at 500 p m. Wilmington I.se
p H., for New Castle.
Passengers from Baltimore to seaford and Salisbury
viii tsks evening train from Baltimore and spend night
Al WllmnRton Passengers for Milford and Dover may
leave Batncrs at 1lo and proceed same evening
~ N. .sEWALL Jr.. enpt Del. r. n.
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How TO COMPROMISE DEBT.-A correspon
den: sends US the following:
Once on time there were two Polish Israel
ites-one named p. who lived in Charleston
the other named L. resided in Columbia. 1t
seems there was difference in money matters
between them. p. came to Columbia l. took
him with bail writ and in the absence Of bail
was committed to jail The defendant sent for
the plaintiff and said have no friends in this
town, but if you will release me and go to Char
lesion where have friends and money. l will
pay you. This was agreed to; the plaintiff pro-
.ceeded to Charleston as the custodian of the de-
PENDANT, in the hope of getting his money. But
10 ! and behold when P. entraPped L. to Charles
ton, he Cpl had bail writ issued for l.. and put
him tL.) 10 jail. L. being in the lions mouth,
agreed to settle upon the terms that each man
should pay his own costs and settle the law suit.
-Colun,6ia CdrOltatdn.
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II. B. WILLIAMS, q. B. MEACHAN.
We have associated ourselves in the MERCAN-
TILE BUSINESS, under the style of
williams & Meacham.
We intend keeping large and general assort-
m ent of all kinds of GOODS.
We will be pleased TO see our friends aud ac-
euaiutances at any time in the CARSON BUILD
ING, two doors from st National Bank
WILLIAMS l. MEACHAM
Sept. II, 1866. II
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e 3 u e. EsY,
WOOD YARD.

w wv
have established WOOD YARD in the city,
where shall keep Wood at price the year
round. Green ana seasoned Hickory. Oak and Pine,
delivered at moments notice, by the load cord.
If am literally sustained this will be permanent
institution and shall be enabled to furnish Wood
at greatly reduced price
J. N. DAVIDSON.
Sept "a, 1866 IF
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GRAND OPENING
OF THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
FALL GOODS.
We are receiving daily eal,iful Stock of FALL
GOODS, consisting of
Calicoes, DeLanes, Poplins, Alpaccas,
Meriaoes, Hoop and BalEnorai Skirts
Jaconets and Cambres Hosiery,
LADIES' HATS AND CLOAKS.
Ready Made Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Trunks, Notions and
GROC E r Z: s,
and a great many other articles, too numerous to
mention BUXBAUM & LANG,
Corner Store, under Mansion House.
Sept %, 1856.
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MANSION gsOgsE.

On.the LIST of November, to meet the necessities
ofthe times, will furnish DAY BOARD at $40 pe-
month. Ny taple will be supplied with all the
market affords. FRESH FISH and OYSTERS will
be received regularly. Every effort will be made TO
keep first class Hotel, and by attention to the
comforts of the guest, TO merit the patronage of a
liberal public.
Qmnibuses will be at the Depot to carry passen
gers 10 the Hotels and TO private houses
A long experience in the Hotel business gnaran-
tees me in promising the guest all that any reason
able man may require. W. ?. MOORE.
pa Attached to the House is a Bar well fitted
mp and supplied with choice WINES, LIQUORS
ALE and CIGARS of the most fsvorite brands.
Oct Is, 1866 If - ,
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A LEAF FROM LIFE.

/ lent my love book one day;
She brought it back; laid it by,
Twas little either bad to say &C.
She was SO strange, and SO shy.
But yet we loved Indifferent things
The sproutug buds, the birds In tune;
And Time stood still and wreathed his wings
With rosy Inks from June to June.
For here, what task to dare or do?
What peril tempt? what hardships bear!
But with her-ah! she never knew
= My heart and what was hidden there!
And she with me go cold and coy,
Seemd like maid bereft of sense;
But in the crowd all life and joy
And full of blushful impudence.
She married !-well-a woman needs
A mate, her life aud love to share
And little cares sprang up like weeds,
And played around her elbow chair.
And years rolled by-but 1, content,
Trimmed my own lamp, and kept it bright
Till ages touch my hair besprent
With rays and CLEANS of silver hight.
And then, il CHANGED, l took the book
Which she perused in days gone by;
4 nd as [ read such passions shook
My SOUL needs must curse or cry.
For here and there her love was writ
In old, halffaded pencil sign;
As IL she yielded-bit by bit
Her heart 10 dots and underlines.
All! silver fool-too late to look!
know it; let me here record
This maxim; Lend no girl book
Unless you read it afterward!
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Assessors Office,
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REV,
9th DIsTRIeT, NORTH CAROLINA,

SALISBURY Sept. 22d, 1865.
Ii compliance with instructions from the Conn
missioaer of Internal Revenue I hereby designate
the following places in this District, where an As
SCISSOR Assistant Assessor, aud Collector or
a Deputy Collector will be located on the days re-
spectively named, for the purpose of weighing and
laws, (Act approved July ID, 1869 any cotton
which may be brought to those several places from
the places where the produced, in the same
district, viz:
Salisbury, StatesUale-Monday, Wednesday end
Friday.
Concord, Charlotte-Tnesday, Thursday & Friday.
China Grore, Harrisburg-Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
Lineotatoa-Tuesday and Friday.
H. Il. HELPER, Assessor.
Oct !, 1866 If
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Southern Express Company.

The Southern Express Company has opened com
munication with all Northern and Western States
and is now prepared to forward Freight, Money and
valuable Packages safely and promptly. Aessen-
gers leave Charlotte daily connecting at Raleigh
with Adams Express Company, and At Rich mond
with Adams and Harndeus Express Companies
Letters will be forwarded by this Company to all
points South and North having no mail facilities.
T. d. GILLESPIE, Agent
Charlotte, June 10, 1866 IT
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Williams g. Meacham,

VIII buy Cotton and Produce of all kinds on COM
mission All Goods consigned 10 them for sale will
be promptly attended to:
WILLIAMS Z MEACHAM.
Sept. II, 1866. tt
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IRON AND CASTINGS.

10000 lbs. wrought and rolled Iron, Castings
&c, for sale for cash barter for corn oats peas
cotton yarn, and cloth of different kinds. Ny Blast
Furnace is now in operation and am prepared to
fill orders for Machinery, Cooking Ware, &c. Terms
cash.
want to employ some good hollow-ware Mould
ers and some good Miners | wish TO make con.
tracts for the cutting of 900 cords wood; also for
coaling. Apply at my Furnace six miles East
of Lincolnton, N. G. j. w. DERR,
February IL, 1866 ypd -..-. .r-