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VOL. 12.- NO. 28. 1
: WILMINGTON, N. 0., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1862.
WHOLK HTJHBEB 3,409
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BT FULTON 6i PRICK. PROPRIETORS.
JAS. FULTON, Editor,
A. IPRICEt Awociate Euitir.
1
JKRMS OF hUBSCRlPTION CASH 1.1 ADVAKCE.
Umonths, .;... ........i...t3 00
4 6
j ...i... ;....JJ3'
i ...:m-
1 " (for trobps Id camp only,) 75 t
Daily Paper o the trade $3 per 100, or 3 oenta per copy,
1 Weekly Paper per year,..;..... ....... 3 60
" . " Pr month...,. .....w,. ......... 0 50 "
The paper will be discontinued at the expiration ol the
time paid for unless renewed. .
; ' AH letters on bnaineaa connected will this office, meat be
addressed to the proprietors.
BUSlXESlOFgSSIONEKDS
COX, KENDALL & Co.,
A GENT3 FOB THE RICHMOND MANUFACTURING
r. COMPANY, are reoeiving every week Cotton Yarns
and Obnaburgfl.
Jan. 1st. 1SS3. f8-rf.
ALCX. OLOUAM,
' (SurceMor to Btoklew & Oldham.)
DEALER IN GRAIN, PB0PRIET08 OF THE CAPB
FEAB CORN AND FLOUR MILLS, AND COMMIS
SION MERCHANT, WltMlNOTOH, NG.
Feb. S. 1862.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
rHB undersigned have this day entered Into a General
X Commission and Mercantile Business, under the firm of
Stokleyft Co.
Mr. D. Cashwell Is onr dnly empowered Attorney for the
transaction of any and all buslniss of the firm. Office in
Parsley's Bow, North Water Street.
JAMES BTOKLEY,
O. W. OLDHAM.
Wilmington, N. C, Feb. 1, 1863. 127
KMPIE ii ALLEN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
TTAVE removed their offloe from Front to Princess street,
XX JOURNAL BUILDINGS, formerly occupied by H. L.
RAIL ROADS.
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19 JV
r-tu&Z -ia.
REWARDS.
1 . . i . - T . . . Tl . .
WILMINUTON 9, niKVUUTIH HAIL IaVAV IV )
Pbsfipint's OrricK. .
2nd October, 1S62.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, the Schedule fcr Mail
Trains apon this Boad will be changed as follows :
. Leaving WilmiDgton at 6.00, I. U., instead of 9.00, P. M.,
as heretofore.
Arriving at Wjlmirgtc n at G.C0, A. M., Instead of -30,
as heretofore. ,
TH01. 1. WALKER,
. President.
Oct. 3, 1602. - 2J-tf t
AST M arion and Sumter papers insert Ihree times,-
Holmes. Esa.
October 17th. 1861.
36-tf
Wit wrucrnu A WlLDON BAiL ROAD OFFICE. )
Wilminbton, ept. 2Utb, 1362. f '
NOT1CK.
ONLY ONE TRAIN DAILY will be run on this Jttoau
from this date : Leaving Wilmington at 8, A M ; re
turning arrive at Wilmington at 5, P. M., bringing mail,
passengers, ana provisions, c.
To leave Weldon at 6, A. M., and returning there arrive
at 7, P. M. . . . .. .
The Warehouse will be open rrom iu, a. u., nnu i, r..
By order of the President.
8. L. FREMONT,
Eng. & gupt.
Sept. 20th, 1862. l tf
WIL., CHARLOTTE & R. R. R. COMPAJIV.
LOUIS B. K RAM BERT,
DBUGGIBT AND PRACTICAL PHARMACEUTIST,
- WlLMIMCTON, N. C.
Keens constantly on hand a select stock of Dmgt, Med-
icines, Dometvio and European Chemicals, Fcrcy and
Toilet Articles, Wina andt Lvjuort for Medical Purposes,
igars, Ac. '.
tfluParticular attention paid to PxisoKiniOHS, Famut
PSOITIS, MIDICIKB CHESTS,
KSStore immediately tnder the " Carolina HoteL"
.uly 15, 1869. , W-ii
J. J. cox,
J. I. 1KKBAL!
W. P. KSNnALL,
COX. UF.NDALL. dc CO.
COKJnSBI02T !ff TEC HANTS AND WHOLESALE QBO'
CEES,
No. 11 & 12, North Water St.
. March 12h, 1861 ; 157-tf
WLKi3l nittUKI.
w
SucceMor- t--Walkr"M iareir3rt7?f.",y"
HQLESALB AND RkTAIL DRUGGIST,
v Wil ill AltAAl riB&Ali v lliAinU IV1'
N. C.
C. D K1LH, B. r. MITCHILL
1 Kt.LlS & DIItCIIBLL.
WHOL'ALE AND BRTA1L DEALEB9 IN
tWRV, P AS, o . TH, Ry B. WHEAT BR A V, OIL MEAL;
FRE-H GBOUND HOMINY, HOlitiE i, COW-FEEDS
' ALSO,
-EA8TERNASINR'HR IVESrDA T,
No. 9 North Water Street,
WllMINGTON, N. C.
February 1, 1860. 139 ly
IIARRISS & UOWELL,
C0MMI38I0S MERCHANTS,
WllMIKQTON, N. C.
OBOBOa HARRISS: A. J. HOWKLL, W. W. HARXISfl.
Oct; 1st, 1868.
JoszrH a. Biossou. otscs s. tauaioumoi.
J. R. BLO8S09I b CO. .
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
June 28, 1861. Wilmiwotok, N. C.
. REMOVAL.
james Mccormick,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 41 Market Street, Wilmington, N. C.
Would respectfully inform his friends and the public
that he has removed ia establishment to the Store
on Market Street above Front. North side, two doors
above Brown Anderson's Jewelry Store, where he will be
pleased to receive and execute all orders in ms line.
HDecial attention naid to Military Work.
He has obtained the assistance of an experienced and
skillful cutter, whioh will enable him to fill all orders
.i. -
priunpuj.
A large lot of military goods expected.
Kept. 3d, 1862. '
303 tf
CONFISCATED PROPERTY.
A LARGE STOCK of valuable Standard and Miacelia
Xxneous BOOKS, recently confiscated, for sale at
8. W. WHITAKJER'S Sales Boom,
35 Market-street.
MXTXJt Btaibs.
N. B. Catalogues can be obtained gratis on applicatio
as above. v -
August 30th, 1862. .
j 9aU1 ,. V.
T IVEBPOOL GROUND ALUM AND DOMESTIC SALT
I A on hand.. For sale by HARRISS k HOWELL.
Beptl7, 1862. - 10-tf
k LL PERSOKS holding claims of any description aginst
Xa. tne Wilmington s weiaon uauroaa uompany, are re
quested to hand in the same to the Treasurer for payment.
aj oraer ci rresiaem.
JAMEa 8. GREEN, Treas'r.
Ang. 16, 1862. ' ... 2fe8-tf
HCIIC AND MUSICAL IS TRTJBLENTS.
OHEET MUSIC, Musical Instruction Books, Ylolins,
O Flutes, Accordeoos, Fifes and Drams. For sale at
B. W. WHITAKER'fl 8alea Room,
35 Market-street.
Angust 30th, 1862. WUr Btaiha.
' POSTPONED.
mHE sale of the followinir properly is postponed until
X further notice. - JOHN BISHOP.
Sept. 23d, 1862. 14-tf
KOTICE.
N the 25th insfa.nL at th Firmcra'" House, if not pre
J vionsly disposed of, all the Furniture belonging to the
above-meutiond House will be exposed at public auction.
To anv neraon wiahina- to s-o into the Hotel business, this
is a fine opportunity. A house with a good- run of custom,
and very convenient to the Railroad Depot.
JOHN BISHOP.
Bept. 13th, 1862. 7-to
SUGAR SCOAR.
A FAIR ARTICLE, is barrels, on consignment. For sale
Wilmimoton 4 Makcbkstxr Bail Road Co
Prssidint 8 Ornci,
1st October, 1862,
UNTIL FUBTHER NOTICE, the Daily Accommodation
Trains on this Road will enly make tri-weekly trips.
Lieavmg ii uiuiogvua uu xuonusri, iouij ..a
Ye'avicg Kingsville on Mondays, Wednes jays,' a'nd Fri
days. - IWfTrttl WIT
President.
Oct. 2d, 1862. - 22-tf
A3- Marion and Sumter papers pkase publihh three times.
t REWARD.
I WILL GIVE the above reward for the delivery to
me, or ooaflnement in any fall, where I can get them,
my two boys, viz: BHADK and TOM. Shade is
auout 35 years old, very black and nockneea : wnen
spoken to aoswers qalekly. Tom, a boy about 22 years
old, stout built. They left my place last Tuesday night
One is very apt to be found with the ether.
Oct. 4th, lS62.-24-6t . 8. F. POTTER.
ADVERTISEMENTS J
-Will be Inserted at FIFTY CtNTB V 1wJLJ!n
lines or less, for the first insertion, and TWCTT-rjv
CENTS per square fer each repetition CASH 13 AD.
VANOK.
S.Advert!semenU Inserted uBpeclal or Bishop notlew
art charged one-half more than above rate eight Ua
(leaded) or Jess counted u a square.
tfT Advertisemenu insertea every oiner aav are enargv
37 i cents per square for each insertion after wis first.
swao pubuoauon maae wiuioui s rraponwBw nun.
e3l
A3 REWARD.'
RUNAWAY from the subscriber on Masonboro'
Bound, near Wilmington, N. C, about the close of
ionrt or beKlnnioK-ct fptewtbr, a rwoog ic;r
u.u named WILLIAM, about U years of age, dark com
plexion, is 5 feet 6 inches high ; talks like a Charleston
negro.
The above reward will be paid for his return to me, or
his lodgment in any Jail so I can get him.
IMm B. MORRIS.
Masonboro' Round, Wilmington, N.3M Pept. 19th, 1862.
t3r Columbia and Charleston papers will please copy
one month and forward lulls to this office for collection.
&'
Orrica of thi Pexsident akd Dibeotors.
THE next annual meeting of this Company will be held
at Linoolnton on Wednesday, the 2 iud day of October
next. Trains for the accommodation of the Stockholders
HI leave Charlotta and Cherry villa on the morning m
that day. "A; . ...
From and after tne zist mstanvtne rransier ook wiu
be closed. J AH. I. McCALLUM, beo y."
Favetteville. wadesboro' and Cbarlotte papers copy un
til day of meeting, and forward bill as above. .
Kept. 17ta, l!i. mim
CIIANOB OP SCHEDULE.
7S aod after October tb he Traicn on .Wfr.PjalJEJ.'.
A. M.
it
daily.
IfAIL TBI FN.
Leave WCminirton ,2 30
Arrive at Weldon, : 11 30
Leave Weldon,.. 10 45 " "
Arrive at Wilmington,.............. .. 8 00 P. M. "
BXPBE8S FRKlOBT AMD PASSXNOFB TBAIN.
Leave Wilmington, 2 00 P. M., da:iy, SundiyB eicceiited.
Arrive at weiaon,....3 va a. m.. .
Leave Weldon, ...8 30P.M. " "
Amve at-WUmington,8 SO1 ArM. n
n. Li. r uMayj t, tng. a uup'u
Office Eng. A Boot.. W. W. R. R., Oct. 21. 3a
30 REWARD.
LOST OR RUNAWAY, on Ihenikht of the lGthinst
a mulatto boy named DALLAS, about 18 years otage,
middle a zed. we ana abont 140 neunas. ma on a
pair of white pants, a Kersey jacket, and an old black hat
ith" rd llanuel tied round It.
Dallas was brought here on the Northern train which ar
rived at 8 o'clock p. m., since which time he baa not been
seen. Tue anove reward win oe paiu ior ma roooverj.
iny information will be thankfully received and properly
i u ('rkllV'M Atlanta (: nr
KABNWEILEB A BRO..
Wilmington, N. C.
Popt. 17, 1861. 101m
11
NOTICE AND REWARD.
Macon it WisTxaif Bail Road Company, i
Macon, Ga., Aug. I2tb, 1862. f
RUNAWAY FROM THIS COMPANY on Eatur
v tilirht.. instant, three nevro men. viz :
,UI1K. daRmiplexlon, 6 feet t lnohes high, abont
VK MAT It Id. alirht about 160 nonnds.
, AUG US, dark complexion, 6 fset 6 inches high, 25 years
old, weight about 150 pounds.
HARDY, vellcw complexion, 5 feet 4 inches high, 23
voarm nlrl. walffht about 140 DOUndB.
Tlmia nocTnm ware recentlv boucrht bv Mr. J. P. Lovett
in the lower part of North Carolina, for this Company, and
it is thought they wiil pro'sbly try to go bsck there. 1
will pay a reward of Filty Dollars each for their arrest and
coDliuemen; in any jau in norm or ooum viuuuub, uu u
tU thArenf. an I ran ret them.
nvi,i Hrown. Eta., who Uvea near Warsaw. N. C, will
know Hardy : L. B. Loftin, near Bear Bwamp.N. O., will
know Mark. 18AAC BCOTT,,
: : - ' Piesiilent.
Sept. 11, 1861. 6-30t
. Of riCX GlN'L StTSKrMTKNDXNT,
Wilmington and Manchester Hail Mood Co.,
Wilmington, N. C, Oct. 30th, 18V1
.1
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
f8 and after this date the Trains upon thisBoai
run as follows :
- HAH, TRAIN.
Leave Wilmington, ...9 00 P,
Arrives at Kings ville........ 7 80 A.
Leaves Klnirsville,.... ....3 30 P.
Arrives at Wilmington,. 130 A.
XXFRBR8 FREIGHT AMD AOCOKVODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Wilmington. 6 00 A.
Arrives at Kings ville, 8 15, P.
Leaves Kirgsville,. .....7 30 A.
Arrives at Wilmington, 8 40 P.
will
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
M.
Passengers wishing to make close through ooano tions
will take Afavt Train.
No freie-ht of any description will be taken by Man
Train, except nne'er circumstances of emmergency. when
aouue local rreignt raws win do mvanaoiy cnargea.
J. P. ROBERTSON, Gen'l Bup 't.
Nov. 1st, 1861. 49 tf
OFFICE OF THE PIEDMONT R. R. CO.,
RuDMOND, Jane 17, 1862. J
TO REFUGEES AND OTHERS HAVING NEGROIB
TO HIRE. The railroad from Danville to Greensbor 3'
is about to begin construction on a large scale, and requirt
a numerous rorce or laborers, as wen as overseers ot e:tp
rienoe who can come well recommended.
The price of $10 per month will be paid for the let
hands, and in proportion for inferior ones. They must- be
supplied with clothinir by their owners, and when delive red
to the Company must be provided with one week's rati ons
oi iooa, ior wmcn raiiuua aue.auowauce wui oo maae w
the first monthly settlement.
Pavment will be made monuur in cash.
Overseers accompanying parties of hands will be'cii en
the preference over others, u otherwise satisfactory.
The bands may De delivered to tne agents at anv or ' me
depots oc the Danville R. B., or at Greensboro', a. C af
ter the 25th Inst. .
EDMUND T. D. MYERS,
Captain and Chief Engineer.
ft.? REWARD. '
TjANAWAY frm tbe subscriber, about thellthof An
rf -nut. a nucro nan named FRANK, faid Frank Js
hmit tmxint.v.ai- v. iraAld. welirhi abont 165 lb.'. of black
uyii.WMf-e"-lrs atrri-tWt!y'ffrPJ
iucl 5Q to red, speaks slowly when i-puken to He was
raiwd in Brunswick county, near Bmltnvme, ny rewr
Btandlin; basawifein Columbm county, near wnitevine
His mother belongs to w. j. rnoe, oi uong rce. oci
supposed to be lurking about some one or tne anove nam
ed places, or anoui uwn. ivui pay mo ouo iwm
his apprehebbiun and delivery, or confinement in sny jail
sol'angetbirT . S. B. JENNINGS.
Bept. stn, 186-.
ABSCONDED
AND SUPPOSED TO UB 1M Hiuanu in town,
A MABIA, a bright mulatto girl, about 25 years old,
ftfc 6 feet 5 inches high, stout and good looking, neat in
aow7arance and well dressed. Twenty-ove dollars reward
KWi . - t A.-.L- .iA I'awAwiWM.tHat-k Wi9 that
detectl(.n of any person harboring her. .
Ang. 5, 18G2. "8-tf
$20 REWARD
BANAWAY FROM THE B0BSCRIBER, abont the
26th July, a negro man named jauujj, generally
bnn- n u Jacob Hunt havins until recently belonged
tottev. Ti cs P. Hunt, an alien enemy. Bald Jacob is about
fifty year, old, weighs aboat 17 ponnas, is very dibob, na
an intelligent oountenance, and is grave and sericia In his
expressions. He has been a drayman in Wilmirnn jn for a
number of years, and at the time of his absci- ling was
hauling salt for Messrs. Bankin & Martin between the
Bound and Wilmington. I will pay the above reward for
hia apprehension and delivery, or confinement In any JaQ
so that I can get him. DcBBUTZ CUTLAU, .
August 1, 1862. 275-tf - Receiver.
THE SOUTHERN HEPATIC .ILLS.
mil IS oombinaUoS of medicines was first prepared bv th
X proprietor in ITt, when J-e pronouiwvid by thrar
tiniusut phyenlai.w w a snuiharo city, as in an advanced
stage of Consumption. TAete Pills cured hinu He is bow
over asventy-uve years or age ana in aiscuarge oi ouv
profeeaional duties. Their good effects upon others crea
ted such a demand for them that he was compelled to de
slat from supplying them gratuitously.
They are mot recommenaea oy tne proprietor ivaa
for all diseases, but only for such as arise from DibOlt
DEUS OF TUK LIVEU. Many persons have testified to
their good e Beets in Chills and Fevers, Jiiliou$ Few,
Pneumonia, Dyvptpsiu, etc., c& ,
Head the lollowing t v ., .
a D. Wallaos, Esq., Treasurer oiA Wlmnaicn and
Wuldon Jlaxl Road, lAng. 30, 1862,) says: lt has been
said that DTsrxrsr a " is our national disease, iiowsver v
this may be, it caused me long and severe suoenng. rro
vldentlaily a mend rurntsnea me wiu isw w wi u
" ZtIali Pills," and Ui$ use of them has perfsvted a aure.
In my lamiiy tney nave neon nseo jrtquenuy wiw emmm
success. Among my acquaintancea, wumy cajeaongiuauoi
from diseased liver, have been relieved and cured by them.
I regard thein ao invaluaiMe meaunne, ana use pleasure u
forwarding this voluntary tribute." . ;
Col. Jonw Wiioht, of Goldsboro, N. C, (Ang.l4,lMl,) .
says : " 1 have nsei the Southern UepaHo fills in my fam
ily here end also on-my plantation in Alabama, and alvau
rcxth success. 1 have a valuable servant girl who had beei
a long time under treatment for consumption, wlthoatre
ceiving any benefit. Almost in her extremity I was In
duced to try the Uepalio PHls. They were gfaes swoord
ing to directions, and she is now well, entirely restored by
tiem. A similar ease occurred amc eg my servants In Al. .
bama. For liver and lnng diseases have perfect otfhlldenoe
in thorn " .
Full directionn and other certificate will be found 08 to
wrapper of each box.
The great rise in the prloe of medicines, compeU the
proprietor to put these pills at M f ,- lo
boxes will be sent by mall forone dollar. As Umay soon
not be possible to procure alt Wis ingredients, it would 04
well for Ui4 afflicied to order them at once.
From the prices above stated, a liberal discount una b
made to dealers as long a the pill oan be furnished.
Address GEORGE W. DEK Mr. Wilson, North Carolina. ,
For sale in Wtiminirkm, . JV. G., by Geo. H. Kelley and
H. R. Perrln. . " ' , 7T
Btpt. 8th, 1862.
A ProcUinalloit. ; .-. :
Eii Z, E. Vakcb, Uovimor of North Carolina.
f UK RU A H; INFORMATION BAB REACHED MX
W that certain persons, unmindful of the calls of petrt
'ot'Mw. -f T.TM oLlbe d'tles of ood citiisnsars us--
h' tiieir faience to i prevent obedieucs te tLw la t ton
gieas known baa tb Conscript,' Law, and that others are,,
ttmntimr to oiirauize an odob reslstenoe to ttsekecntles
and whereas, sncn conduct being not only in direct viola
tion of law, but also detrimental, In the highest degree, to
the cause of onr coootry, it Becomes wj aDreu
prevent and repress the ssme by all the means In my poweri
n. thurotnra. I. 'AUhVUiN B VANCE. GoTerner of
North Carolina, do isaue lbs cy proclamation, warning all
auoh oeraona to deUt from soon unpatriotic and erlminal
eoodoct earBettfy boptrg-tbat at! whorer disinclined to
utienfl meir noms ineiuci, muni vj mvn u.
firmlty or cowardice, w tl cease to dissuade those who ar
willing ; and notifying posmveiy an peraoua cuhvid'b
an armed resistance to the law, if there really be any suck
misguided and evil-disposed persons In onr midst, that they
will commit the orlme of treason, according to Constitution,
and. must not eipeot to, escape Its pesaljtles. Wkllar
thousands upon thousands of our best and bravest have
cheerfully obeyed the law, and by their patrlotio valof have
driven the enemy back to the Potomac, it would be an a
tolerable outrage upon them to permit others U evade the
law, or worse still, to resist it by open violence. Let ao
one, therefore, be deceived, the law; will be enforced I aid
I appeal to all loyal and patrlotio citizens to sustain thoso
wno are cnargeo. wun h execution.
Given under my hand, and attested by tba Great Baal of
the State. Done at the City of Raleigh, the 18th day of
Beptemberl ZKBUL0N B. VANCE.
DISSOLUTION.
mnE CO-PARTNERSHIP OF BTOKLEY A OLDHAM
1 was dissolved by mutual consent, on the first day rr
January, 1862. Alex. Oldham baring purchased the entire
property and asseta of the concern, will settle all claim
and is authorised to receive all dnes. - - -
JAMES STOKLEY,
ALEX OLDHAM.
Wilttington, N. C , Jan. 15th, 1862
BUSINESS NOTICE.
a H RTTCCEfiflOtt TO BTOKLEY OLDHAM, the Bu
fx. acriber proposes to continue the same business, at the
same places, office on South Water Street, and Cane Feai
Corn and Flour Mills, on North Water Street, near Bishop's
Hotel, and hopes to merit an increase oi mat patronage sua
confidence, so iioerauy nestowea upon oo uwnim.
ALEX. OLDHAM.
Wilmington, N. O., Jan. 15th, 1862 . 113
OFFICE OF -THE PIEDMONT RrK.CO.7T
June 17th, 1862. I
53
H MTJLES AND CASTS WANTED. Five hundred MULI
IyjL and a proportionate number of CARTS, are want sd
mmea lately, ror the construction or tne Piedmont Bailra M
from Danville, Ya., to Greensboro', N. C. The bight at
market rates will be paid for those which pass our inspe c
tion, if delivered at an early day. Apply at the office of tl te
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company, either at Bio! v
mond or at the town of Danville.
EDMUND T. D. MYERS,
Capt. Eng'rs and Chief Engineer.
Jane 19th, 1862 239-tf
IN STORE.
CORN, Meal, Hominy, Flour, Bice Straw, Wheat, Bra: t,
Shorts, Ground Pea MeaL Ave, dec. For sale by ,
Fb. 6th ALEX. OLDHAM.
RRIDLES AND MARTINGALES.
A BEAUTIFUL assortment of English Bridles and Ma r
X tingalei, fancy and plain. Jut received and for sal ,
at . . . WILttOS'ft.
JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS
FROM CHARLESTON.
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT of Franch and Ameri
can Envelopes, comprising Official, Small Note. Bat,
Canada Letter. Also a large lot of Letter Paper, of vari-
ous sizes, ana qualities W Book Store.
Sept 4, 1862. " j f
R. H
the Gevernor :
BattLi Jr., Private Secretary.
lS-tf
' : FLOUR.
ALEXANDER OLDHAM is coruiUntlymanufao-F'
taring the BEST FAMILY FLOUR, it the 1
CAFE FEAR FLOUR MILLS, Wllmmfton, 11.0-1 I
For sale at the Mills, and at their Store, No. BootfcJ
Water Utreet i
In whole barrels and half barrel .
la baga containing one-half :.
. la baars eonUlmlnit one-foorta t v....-
In bags oontauung one-eignta ; . .
They keep constantly on hand, at the MflL and at their'
tore'jKli 'OR0vh MEALnOMMLJ,GUAOX
ED CORN, CO W FEED, MORIS, BJUV, U, M
They also keep for sale
COR N at wholesale and retail
OA 2 Sat wholesale and retail;
PEAR at wholesale and retail J - -l
BAY At wholesale and reUU ;
Marshall's FINE HALT in sas t
Liverpool ground ALUH 8AaVx baackct .
Worth 0rH FLOUR consUmnMnt.
500
alt;
BUSHELS for sale. A
pply to
r. m.
Oct. 1st, 1862
GARDNER, or
H. R. PEBRIN.
Sl-tf
SALT-SALT.
OCEAN SALT,"
-1 -BUPFLY" Or OCEAN HALT, a gooa anicie
A. oeivsd dailv. and for sale at lowest market rates.
J. M. MONK, 47 North Water Street.
September 2tn, 1862. "
LAURINCURO CLASSICAL ASD SCIENTIFIC
SCHOOL. . .
f HHE ensuing session will commence on the Mb of Bep
X tember. For particulara respecting board, ete., please
address A. UAUis, -,:
Principal and Proprietor.
AOR.8.186J. S83-fiw-eow-t240ct
ALCOHOlw-
T AM now dl.tittlnff a annerior artiole of W per cent. Air
i, COHOL, which 1 oCer for sale at reasonable Pf
AdpIt to M. McINNIS.
Aprtll.1862. "4-tf
wOUR OWN PRIMMER
XB A LITTLE VOLUME designed to aid children Jn their
first attempts to acquire knowledge. It ia just published
by Sterling, Campbell and Albrighton, and received and (or
law this mornijMr, at . : ' 1
ALBUMS. " '
A FINE ASSORTMENT for sale at
, B. W. WHITAKER'fl Sale'aBoom,
.35 Market-street, ;
Anjrnst 30th. 1. ' ' AarUyBrAtaa
DISSOLUTION.
TIE FIRM OF KAHNWEILEB & BROS., b tin day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons Indebted to
the late firm are earnestly requested to come forward sad
aettle their indebtedness by (Josh or Note. . .
K. ft Bros, return their sincere thanks to tnelr frienoj .
and patrons for past favors, and ask a continuance of the
same for their successors. , .
David Kahnweiler and Darnel Kahnweuer only are author;
ized to settle p the busine- i kIhNWEILETI.
DANIEL KAHNWEILER..
. JACOB KAHNWEILER.
WllroiBgteBi Pept 8thr 1862. : 7 7-3ni
CO-PARTNERSUIP NOTICE.
TIE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed ft Co-partnership
under the name and style of KAHNWEOJa
a brother, for the transaction ofthe - ,
BTAPLEA21D FANCY DRY O00DS BUSINESS.
The patrons of the late firm, and the public generally, are
tovit.dW.nd.xan
.. DASiafKAliNWEiLER. .
WHmington, Bept. 8th,"18S2, . A ' ''53 ;
XI. by - - JOo. K. LUiiauil VV.
- bepU SOtb, 1863. '
i.ttg.23. J . WHITAiES'S BOO