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ii iiziii-x luis?; and thin l. nef t ed
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NullrnlT tlo J.'uL:tl ruiird his htMu,
,:reuA IU ei ky car;, and uttered a
it :t.p:3itive bik. Iu next mocicr.t
.i t'T ,T l.f Ard that the wLeebiftoti
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Tt.cn cine u ritg tt the niKt-bvll,
r.i aLxiale voice that culled from t!ie
'loa't knock! You cttdnat rcuc
:: LoIe honje.'
'I hor they'll make haste And ucme.
t- T,' replied gruff a Toice.the tones of
v:cu earned with them a strong con
u-ticn that the vehicle outside must
!ib; ;f I don't knock 'em up
-La.i be kept wailiccr Lcre lor an
There i some one coming I see a
. Lt, replied the voice from tho cab.
h'inixe if the "gentleman is'at home.'
Here's the doctor himself, I sup-
p.fe, iatd tho cabman as the 'street
Jx ?nncd and showed the figure iu
rfvfi atd cerning-gown tbat stood
wu-ia.
Op-a the door auj Jet me out!' t-aid
tit UJy icpatiently; and no sooner
UJ the driver, ia hu deliberate,
Wry wjt obeyed her commands,
i-a tlree light bounds placed her
Vy cn the door-mat. bhe. seemed
fcl young but her thick veil ef
hctailly hid her face.
Tj von want me to go toy where?
k:J the doctor, glancing at hia slip
'for if so, 111
Xa oh, no!' she interrupted. T
n-'h to apeak with you. Wait for oa
e added, addressing the cabman; T
C! ray joudoubla for vour time in
oiCHaatioa ot the bad" weilher.'
IU uoor was shut, and the driver,
4?ctiL Liti&alf of his waterproof
--i. hh he thxeir o?cr tho reeking
itka vi hi horse, cnLSoacod himself
:tLeicaide of his carriage to ex-"-g
hia habitual dory condition
itate cf complete somnolency.
- L meantime the doctor had -.c-i.tr.r
Lowed his visitor into the parlor
-ea:ca Liz oa the sofa.
is dreadful weather for you to
cut ia, ma'am,' he began; "but I
' V? tLo Ci t vtr rrctnt T
h"Q.J judge from the livehnetw cf
jar nwTentnU that you cannot have
on jour own account.
o gre mistaken, sir.' she replied;
1u,ir advicj and assistance for
J-yavif, Iwitg t the ham time in iht-
'I tuu,t akyou to be uoxe . kphoit,'
M tLe doctor, quite mytiiled.
enable you to judge correctly of
-l J raust explain all tho cic-CiUc-e
he said. To begin, theu :
L,c a fithcraaj mother, two aunb.
wulow and tho nlht r nn olil
-f on the other side of the street.
and
- wwwi.np urotneis; ro von
yJy imagine hat an overiiiw-
n LI IinilT IMIriM'.si oan
oroaLt to bex upon my i-divid
wlI xc any caso lu which it dare
a-t for iuelf. Well, urged hr th
Kof my family, and also, mut
;a accordance with my owu in
- c-wa. 1 some months ugo entered
ii a ucemeat with a gentleman
u)au g,j a extant companion, of
y eldest brother. To morrvjjthe
-d taViog np the ker, gent!yieep your engHgement, or to throw
' l"atJ plajed with a lurge coal,ourself ujion the honor of the gentle
.'rvVca WL" ti-Minf thi? bluzing lan. He could not insist oii your
. l 1 1 L kpnttt-r i.nd fume ?eping a promipo of this nature if
Jn-ji mnlu'Klit N nf u expressed a wish to retract it," i
' '! eir unci loud JK' w.ik 4 Under ordinary circumstances, and
day hied for tlx a wetlcunK. l am cer
tain that I Fhonld not have mado th.8
cug.igccicst if I bad. had greater fros
iloca tf intercourse with other men, co
n'i ti be ublc to coxupnrc'nuu judgo of
character. This freedom I haro never
CDjojed until latoly. ftud tho result of
mj observations has been ! an j thing but
favorable to my intended. Daily I
discovered in him traits of character
which effectually destroyed all tho rb
maiio of my predilection. Unt still I
forbore to break clT with him, consol
iu mjsolf with tho rellcctiou that no
uj:i is perfect, and that I must expect
to meet with defects in whomsoever I
might take for my husband. I tell
von thij tbat you may understand why
I did not seek to put an end to thin
eLg;gtn:ent until it had approached
mi in nr t"i its ompIetiod. I felt dis
satiillcd, and wished ttxat I were free;
but it wa3 not till th:3 evening tlmt 1
perceived in him ioiuts of char-ieter
which excited my cjntcroi't. I need
not exfilaiu whit tbbse
puintri are it
is sufficient that 1 feel
ontimpt f.r
him; and with buc'm a sentiment iu my
heart can it be richtthat I sbould mur-
ly him?'
JJcc!dedty Lot,
emphatically.
the doctor,
Then what cour.- would yon advice
me to adopt to be rid of him ?' demand
ed the lady. i
Would not this b? a ipiestion for a
clergyman or a lawyer to settle,' acked
the doctor, gently, 'rather than a
physician, whose skill is mainly di
rectcd to curing the ills of the body
Xeverthe!e a ynxi afknl ny advice
I cannot but give it to the ! t of my
kaow!edcond rudjjmeDt. Iteen 8 to
roo that you hnve ofie of t i ciiirneH
biit'i pursue : i:th r to dichne onenlv to
h ordinary peoplo to dcnl with,
1 the ladj, 'either of thd-e plans,
corabiurttiou of the ,two, would
uoubt be biiecus.'-ful. J3ut I havo
"Udv told tou what a1 formidable
rv family can muster to oppose
nio Uud they would do go, jevery one
uf cm, if I were to attempt to bring
6uc. u dit-graco on them (for such
the-ould all consider it) as to ref jso
thisjarriage, from apparent cuprite,
at thjl, T .j,tU hour,'
'lu matter to entirely concerning
vourf" und iu wLich your happiness
for li. js involved, I should iuagine
that, thuse eulightcued c ays, every
ono wild yield to your wishes and
judt,' said tho doctor.
XhcJays are certainly past m hen a
lady ccja be stormed und carried at
4.he poicof the bayonet,' replied the
ttitor ,i)Xxt an immense amount of
coerc:ouaQ t i II bo used, of a kind
that no 1H C3a protect ns from.'
I'hvn Jt. ems to rie that yunt
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own
hrniL'.ss u rcsolutijtu btiouid nipnly
the dtllcic- t: Ut;tor.
lou
un- . uc, rcfumd T
ti)lied. 'and u vear bj-
yond it.
lIi.,v beiniz ler.illv enti-
ihd to ct forK does not. as I
to.a you, proteose fron
m thw peculiar
kind of coercion .jqJj j trea
Do
you reiuemi.er fcaliad of
llobiu Gray V ,
Auld
My father urvl nm t?r
t'.idna speak j:,
Vet sh look it in my foe
was like to break.'
but n.y lniiher
my i.o.iu
Can you say there was-i0 coercion
toward the heroine of thaid tale ?
And it is precisely this klt 0f in
tluenca tnat I fear ; and I fear my
own strength to withstand it. On
every hand I shall bo beset wiv argu
ments, anger, reproaches, up)raui
ings, Icctnres, appeals to filia and
sisterly auestion, sobbing?, sigtings
and hysterics. My conduct willbe
ascribe to every motive but the tro
one, because they have seen no changt
ia the gentleman, and will not allow
tbat I am blessed with a keener sight.
At one moment I shall be told that I
em a shameless jilt and an arrant co
quette ; that I ciave so inordinately
lor notoriety at any cost tnat 1 caa
cooly.sacrifice the most scored feelings
of a 'confiding lover in order to be-J
come a nine-uays 'taiE: Ana tne
next moment I shall be informed that
such conduct as mine can only bo
explained cu' the supposition of my
having formed somo attachment so
a i a t .
excessively uuworthy cf my birth and
connectiou that I anij ashamed to ac
knowledge it ; aud this kind surmise
will como from my Aunt ilatilda, my
maiden aunt, who is so only because
she was stepped when about to run
away with my jrrandfathersi vaiet. I
6hou!d, in fact, be assaileU byi an
amount of talk, against which it
would be impossible to stand.
Then why not tsko tho other alter
native I mentioned,' ;said the doctor,
and throw yourself upon the honor
and generosity of the gentleman?'-
Simply because khereis pothing of
the kind to throw myself upon.' she
replied. Tf there were I should not
wish to be freed from him. He , pod-
eeej neither honor or generosity; but
in their plaoa'are the most grovelling
deference to the world's opinion, and
an intense selfishness. The first of
these pai amount1 feelirgs would
prompt him to forego his own pecu
niary expectations for the sake of a
ni3A r" r t T ft i ' i Trie K f
;I retired toret this evening rcc'iel
by anxious thought of how to escape
him, and at one' t:mo the only means
of f tcape feemed to be running away
with someoue el?e; a'ndreaJly, po great
was my misery, that if I conld have
gnsacd at any oua who had a predilec.
turn for me I shoild have gone to him
and a-ked him to lojo with me. Then
another and better idea came to my
aid. I had once in play stolen a latch
key from one of my brothers. I took
tins ky. difguiscd myself in a suit of
diarjed mourning, went out linto
the fctreet, found a'cab, and told the
driver j take mo! to a doctor's, re
solved to&tata my difUcutiestothe gen
tleman to whom Providence or chance
might conduct me, and to beg his as
sistance in furthering my plan.'
What is tEat planV demanded the
doctor, dryly. . ' w
. 'Totto nckhun to rnarrj me,' sue
answered, quickly,, with a nod of the
head that. tccictl io-.implr that she
detected ia"ttm; n suipiciou bt tha na
ture.- L want -you to givo :me some
medicine that will make me in.
'That is a dangerous experiment.'
said tho doctor, dubiously.
Bnt one that I am resolved to try,'
replied the high-spirited girh ,'What
is a temporary physical discomfort
compared with the degradation of be
ing linked for life with a man whom
I despise? I know very well that there
are medicines that will bring on all the
appearance of disease; but I wish to
keep on tho safe side as much as possible
and therefore I como to consult yon.
Give mo that which is the safest, to
take, aud tell me the proper qnautities;
othewise I must have recourse to more
desperato mon8.'-
Ar yoll uwure, euid h 'that when
the i licet of thin nifdicim is over you
will bo in exactly the ta'no pjsition a
at present?'
Not at all, Bhe answered; 'tho wid
din-tly will have passed without a
wedding, aud I shall take care not to
fix another. 'All that I want it time.
Kuable me to obtain thai and I am
safe.' .
Jf isu (singular duty that you re
quire of me,' said the doctor; 'bat
under the circumstances I do not see
how I canefnse you. I will fetch you
you something.'
Sot a policeman!' she cried, fpring
ing b-twe.-n bun aLd the door 'for
invTcy'a nake d ,u't fetch a policeman!'
'Nothing ik further from my inten
tion,' he re-plied, quite unable to re
press h huigtj at her hasty suspicion;
T amgii:g to f'tch the modicine you
wish for.'
. T beg your pardon,' who siid, re
turning to her seat. ' 'Conscience
does make cowards of us all.' .Ilnow
that I must appear to merit a lunatic's
cell, or a reprimand from a police
magistrate; bnt answer me candidly
do you think I am acting wisely and
conscientiously ?i
'Conscientiously, without doubt,'
said tho doctor; 'but I think more
wisdom would be shown in refraining
from tampering with your health, and
in making a bold stand upon your
right of free choice.'
.'it is very well for a man to talk of
standing by his rights,' she replied;
but you forget that I am a woman
brought up m strict tubserviency to
tho will of others, and never accus
tomed to dream of possessing rights.
The only thing that 'could make a
woman so trained throw off her shack
les and assert what little independence
the law allows her would be the im
petus giveu by a new affection.'
'Then why don't you ' he began,
but suddenly broke, off and hurried
into his nurgerv, muttering: 'What
a confounded fojl I was going to make
of myself ! iiho may be ft mere adventures.-,
for anght I know.'
Iu a few miuutes he returned to the
young lady with the medicine and full
directious fur it use, and also an an
tidote, in case .die should require it.
Uefore leaving she asked u;a name
and address, and put his card safely
in her pocket-book. Then, with a
slight inclination, sho laid a folded
white paper on a mantelpiece, and re
quested him to summon the cabman.
The doctor listened with some
curiosity, in the hope of guessing
whereabouts she lived from her direc
tions to the driver; but they1 were
merely couohed in the very indefinite
words: ltetum to the place where
you took me up.'
The surgeon leturned to his parlor,
and with the air of a man f uhy pre
pared to laugh at himself for being
'taken in' he ) opened the little fcaper
which the lady had evidently pliced
thero as h;s fee, He was agreeably
surprised to 'find that she had pro
portioned her acknowledgment
rather to the service rendered to her
self than to tho trouble she had given
b?m, and in token thereof had i- left a
te-pound note behind hei, I .
fter all,' said the ,docor, as te
Disced it in his pocket-book, ! don't
regret having had my rest ditturbed.
Two years after this occurrence the
doclo was snddenly mmmoLed to
attend a lady -whose name was quite
unknown to him. although there were
tones in her voice which sounded
strangely familiar to his ears.
IlaYcyou any reoolleotion of having
seen me on rome iormer occasion,
Dr. ?' she asked him durirjgone'of
his visits. . ,
I certainly recollect your voice, he
replied, out I could riot have forgot
ten your face if I had seen it, and this
Dartial recollection n&a puzziea me
from the first moment I heard Vou
speak. r .
Po you not remember occe receiv
ing a visit during a midnight storm
from a lady in black, who came to beg
your assistance in avoiding a disagree
able marriage ?' she said, smilling.
Certainly I do of course I do 1'
he exclaimed; 'and you are that lady 1
I wonder tbtt I did not recollect you
booner.
I ortly wonep that you; remember
so icueu oi me,' aue repneu.
'Mav I ask if your plan succeeded ?'
ho inquired; 'or is Air ' -
No, no she interrupted, laughing;
I did not make such a mistake as in the
character of mv former atjitqr, othert
wise X should hot have been go happy
as I am now. The plan succeeded ad
mirably. My apparent illness enabled
mo to enlist the sympathies of my
mother nnd aunts, and to a certain
extent the sympathies of all my re
lation?, Then eqntriCi ta show
tho jentieman'fl haxatter in iU true
light. Their eyes ,wero gradually
opened, and liberation was afterward
easy. My present marriage wa en
tirely of my own choice, and ii it con
tinues as happy as it has been hither
to I shall hive lo reason to recft o
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Offic oraer Water and Chestnut ctrecta,
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SATURDAY, August 3.
gfU Shippers can rely upon the prompt
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For Freight EnaexneDta applj to ,
A. D CAZAUI. Agent,
Wilmington, H. C,
:b S. UELDEX, Solicitinfr Agent
P. CLYDE A CO., General Agents,
Bowling Green, or Pier 13, N R.f yew
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Saturday, August
Steamers Sail from Wilmington
; every Saturday promptly at 12 M.
Shippers can rely upon the prompt
Sailing' of steamers as i adrertised.
Through Sills of Lading ien
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For Freight Engagements apply to
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The Best Pure Lard,
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Pig! Shoulders, Breakfast
Strips, Smoked Beef and
Tongues. j!
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A LL WHOLESALE i AND RELAIL
r.Tf. V;frpbv aotirlecl ,tha a privll
ta w" levied by the last Ietjwlature of
xve Dolla (the same levieU by county) la
aaiuion to he Hchedule Taxes proper.
Wholesaleealers are aLso notitled that in
giving in tner purchases, the law now coiu
pels paymenton all purchases is&de within
the State ax wai nut r'ihe State, includ
ing timrjer, Jobber, turpentine, spirits of
t4rnciitinft- an.! naval stores of anv
kind, and cotton. vlso wood and coal dealers
All Hotels, Boariing House, Ketauraut
and Katinp Hotiset are required by law- to
Py one-half per ctnt on idss receipt. Tlie
tx vrill be due J-ily lsU ami piiyabl3
witaln the ttrst t-en lays 1 thereafter, cji all
purchases since tlie nrst of Jviuary, Ks.
All partloa lntcYeea in tie payment of
cLe4vile H Taxes will save tosits by at tend -UifT
to the Kame at once. s lii law will be
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1 I. II.
Register of Deeds for Pendtc CO'n.iy
June 1
i PURCELL HOUSE,
1 i ; ; i!
(tcaweiiy vbeNanal Hotel.) NORFOLK
I VIUilNIA.
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. ! ! i !
J. R. DAVIS, Pr'p
RATES J3. 12 9 -njia ir day. accord,
ns to,localkn. . ; w " Is dwbm
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Tie
Best iiil World;
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Miscellaneous.
JUST
Ladies'
Ladies'
ele-arit Centennial San j
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Stif
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Another lot of tli:.se elegant S.
in th's market. .-'
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The Patent
Krry ne whct'oi
p-r.t f n-v lu any jr
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nphlct
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Offlrc,
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pONl)ENSED STATEMENT OF TIILi
PfiDIl
Mntnai Llls ' Insurance
Froln 'Organization
Dr. f
i f "nnums rece ed........$i2,S1470 OS
rt , v - - .
ec.. - , 3,r-04,t5l
lo Interest accrued..., ! .u v.7
3.S
3
etc. 22 21
To Deferred l'rt miuinfi.etc.nct 10o',221 05
, 1 J $16,936,741 07
' - ! ASSET. .!
U. S. Bonds, riuadelthia' and I
other Stocks and Ljoan? W0,44.S Xl
iuorigages, all hret hem , 2,44,121.17
Real Esute owned by the Co... . 2fu,0?.G 01
Premium Notes and i Loans on I
Collateral... ...1 1,017,230
Cash on hand and in Bank 173,:i34 4.1
All other Fecaritieji 23S.511 30
6,2S0,7:
23 46
Estimated Surplus over ?the "ReneTvo required
tho laws of Pennsylvania and New York
jNearly G5 per cent, of the Premium Rm ipts has beui. rc'ur
ers since organization, in dividends, k,athc!aim?, .etc.
The Interest-Rctceipts of the Company exceed Ahz' atnouLt
and Endowments by $G2,7r)l i',7. I
The averro dividends of th'lVnn !
have
urns received. .
THE PPNM
mch 11
MUTUAL HS $124:0F
Ice Cream Parlor
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4 XI) I AM READY TO S!:iiVi: MYj
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BY VIRTUE OF AX ORDER made at the
June Term, A. I). l&TS, of the Superior
Court of .New Hanover county, jn a certain
civil action therein pending:, wherein ilartha
C. Mebane ia plaintitf and Maria A. llebane
is defendant, the undersiened, as Commis
sioner, will offer for sale at the Court House
Door, in the City of AVihincton, on Satur
day the 10th day of Aupuit, A. I). 178, at
12 o'clock, M., the following described lot
of land : Bepirmin on the Xorth side of
Princess street ninety 00 feet from 1 Front
street, the corner of "the National Bank lot,
tbence Northwardly with thelline of the Na
tional Bank lot, sixty-six 66j feet to E. E.
Burruss ! line, thence Eastwardiy with his
liae forty-two feet, 4t ten f 10 inches to his
corner, thence North with hii hack line nine-
tv-nine (00 feet to the line of the lot belong- j
sn to the, estate Eii W. Hall, dee'd.. J
thence eastwardiy with that line sev-
enteen f i7 feet two (2) inches to th4 corner
thence North ardlr with his back line j nxty
nine, c.0, feet to ilrs. Meares' line, theice
Westwardiy with her line fifteen feet to the
corner, thence Northwardly with her line
thirty, 30, feet, theneej East tweaty-nfne 2'j.
feet twp 2, inches, with her line, thence
Southwards ono i3sui-drrd and ninety-eigb
198, feet with the oack lines of Mrs. CoWa's
and Mrs. Waiting's lots-to Sherwood's hne,
thfnc WcstwardJr twentyKnme teet two
inches to Sherwood's corner,' thence South
wardly with his line sixty-tii feet to Princes
street, thence. with the line 01 luat streei
the beinnin. I 1
TerniiCah- .JSO. U. TA1 LOK, j
kJt S-tlOthAi Commissionrj
liarrT Kxxicv tu iocsia
froiu the effects of, Error and it
O Abuses in early life. !
.! woo Rmto&sd. Iffipedimentti
N to Marriage retcoTeL eiiSi
HMl.
Book and eirealan sent free
in sealed eaTelope. Addrea
IlnviiD AasociATiosr. 419 N.
Ninth SL, PhiladelphU, Pa.;
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An insutunon cavus? w
1 repuUtion for bona-able con- iTg
l4 j duct and professional skill. 1 B
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Miscellaneous:
IIKCKIVKI.
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at .5::.'"' ' chnilib1
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'i HOMAS h. howm
-o.. 47;, .Vo,rth Marka Sfjfc? '.
Self - Acting Cow fVlilker M'f'g b.
rs row Fhful'l ?..rr
r.r rf fnr-wopdirf 'si
iri of ti e I riTt d tat ot; r t s t ef $.' NnJ t
on lb? (iw. "f.t!:.!i, x-rti r.J v'w -f n
Sfut tree. u any .lro9. "
iFO.,E. KING, rrcU;ut.
Hroadnaj,iev York, I
Gomuany oi FMiafiGliiIiii.i
to becember :?1, 177
4.
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By DeatL L
iiifnij.. vii
Bj Surplus l'rmiuuij return
ed 1'olier H(,iH...ra
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By Surrtnderv ,
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Canceled
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Br Ke-innracce
Companies.......
ram
K 1.151 :u !
Br Commi8iin!, Ajrency
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-,.''2.1:1 f.-:
penses, halaruc, e4tc
Bv Taxt s paid... '
By Balar.crnf A?.-t-1- Jan 1, '7
r i .7
. ( '; 'LIADlLITiLSj
ft iicserr'e at 4ptr cent, iable,:
Lose." cut ct d-u ?...!'.
li vidondi tf '77, to j tti iin
'7H, inc'udin Af cuii.ii.iAti"i.i
on LiTe Kt. linAu 1 1 ; n .
SL'RPLUiS, 4.;..'r ct-rt, !
2 1
by
$l,2lt
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ocn neirly thirty p.
CCi.t.
the I
ASSETS TQIEACH1 S100 LUDILITlES
Foreclosure Sale.
.VIRTUE OF T
I'O'.V Kli i CON
ferred hv a cevtam l cd of ni'rtcCi'
K'CUf j
M.V.'l
fd by1 Samuel V.'. Yick and Cl.arlv I
ane and Martha hi wife, to tr.l
. Kirtt!
National iJajiX. of hid inctor , .V ('.,
det-d bearing date th lth day of April IhT'i
and recorded- in-'thq Kecistef.'a- 0!lk of .fit-i
Hanover County, in Hook- K, K, K, 17
ii r
"day the l?t day of Ancui-t.lt1", at 1 2 '
M.J at hxchanre Corner. ot!r tr !
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public auction to he highest bidder that re
taifi lot or parcLl of lacd jntuat" in th ('i y
of VViliainpton and bounded acd devrribod k
follows-: lJerinnin at the intersection f
tli9 Southern line of lied CroM tredwijth th
western line of iitt street and 'runnik
thence weftwardly with eaid litiC Of
Crogs street, three hundred and vreritv
(321) feet to the end. of the wharf on
river, thence eoiithwardly alorc iLe liEei
said wharf one hundred and thirtr-thta
cart one hundred ana tiiirtT.tJj.re
"eet, thince eastwardiy, pj.ralh-1 with.
ros1"' street, three hundred and 'thirv
33SJ feet to iNutt street, and th.-r.-
(133) feet
Red Cr
ei?ht f
northwardily with Nutt
Jly with Nutt street-or.9 hrir..5rI
r-two ( 132) feet to the beinrlitp ;
1 and 2 in li loci- 216, accordi-lt'. ; 1
and thirty
beiner lots
theorhcial plan of eaid CLty
Terms of sale CASH.
. 1 ASA"
June 28-td3,
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REVOLVER FREEiftK:',l
j riages
Addreff, J. Lowe & ben, 1 ;! A i:
., PitUbarfch, Pa. (jy 10 4 v.
; , Li .
Wood et
AGEPJTS
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We will pav Atrect a
1
prr
an!
of 1C'I
Jlont.'i, and expenses to t'l cur
Sf-rr.
Wonderful InTcctions.
A Co.. Ma'rshall, Mich.
jalyjl',.w.
$426. Su'rb frand Square Pianos, j rc
51,100 only i'lio. Elegant Cprlr"t ! Piaa", 1
price S-iOO only $155. New .StvJ I.'prJLt,
i'ianos 5ill2.50. Organs ?2j. Organs 13 ft"VM
5.J.C.O. Church Organs lu stopiirnfs
2 f 3ar
only ?tlih. tegiat J.i75 ilirrqr Top Orar.s
onJy 5105. ' Jayers conic anl s?e n at hon. y
if I am no t as rwpresentej, R K Far r afk
both wars ani 1 lano cr Urin crirtn
juare nisi. .ewpap':r wjia ucara raio.
tion about, cost of J'i;moi' r,r-d Orrans ?t.t
free. Fka.-e addrees liA.ML'L F. hKATTr.
WaehptT:, New Jersey. 1 juiy
. e ' 1. 1 y - p ai b iii til d if
truH JaS;aic,a,Jiiia;iir
C A W5rnJ3ii5Qwith ch ica Aromatic ar1
OMnrUnU Ofrench liraadr.for Chole-!
!-, f f,.-,i.L r1 ..... , .
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lJ i'aiE !Uiarriio'.a ar,.:i
IjicE.terr,Jjvf;fpsia,f
tilescy, Watt of Tceiic I
Actir'ity in ll" Stcma'h'
and li'-wei, ! .tA urv-.i-it
the da-rs if Cx-r.?t
of Wat., r, V od ail C.s-,
Vnite.- Aeif (for j .
r t5r. r..i .'x iiz-i :
JAMAICA
GINGER.
Parsons' Poratir? 1
Blood, and -will coxpiet--
in the enure iys-ris
perp who will tax r I p:
I to 12 weeks tr.r b;
health, ity ach t:.:r pv-i.l .!. Sent
mail for letur u.'i-: .'. I. JOHNSON
CO., Banger, Me-- 1 ly r
BRUCE WILLI A
:" iWcr Ci.35ty, N. C. ,. ! .
WILL ATTEND t Sttnf .ri, (lioriwj
leverT ilondar. fed at L'u cflicj at
LiIlini?toa. the rescaxsder of th? efk.i
Colljrtiot acd Coareyaicir- sJSr-eda!tf J
jore 4-diw
jalyS-lw iXi-J
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