Wa wmbatfad. tqrecalrs tosteaklstiaa
from our grinds oa aay ud ail subjects
5wnu teterer. FBI f
nv
fW1ti AFP PBOPMXTO-
Ti aar-rdf tit writer jsvs alvtyt b fa
dix months, z qw ;
c . on a mnnth. 60 cents.
Ooattffltaftttloasttafl b wrilfta! W enly
i aids of tht tint:
.h. SI Jd vr '
r will ba delivered by earrfers,
i :fss
.FarsoaaUtlsfl most fca aveiiei . .
or I wbw --,,r?T..rte.lowndUl)rl
( Atd Itli eiialijaBd ajr3lirl7ndr
tood that tha E4itv,d act always tadors
m eorrjtdfntj,niiI,'ss, so ttat
Ph: .: y . r WILMINGTON, N. C TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER G. IS81.
Sabriberi will pi" rt "7
" fhair aoersresruiarly.
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Advertisements,
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THE GREAT
S".
FOB
RHEUMATISM
J
Kiurdqia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of iho Chest,
Govt, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and !
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
forth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and, all other
Pains and Aches. .
S Prrptntion on Mrth cqnali St.Jacobs Oil.
m ft, turf, simple and cheap Extenn.1
lmly. A trial eotails but the eomparatirelj
triiaf ontly of 50 Ceatsf and arery one auffer
h with pain can b&Te cheap ana poaltira proof .
in cltima
Dinctiont in Cotmi Langnaea. ;
SOLD BY ALL DE7TGGISTS AITD SEinLEES
IS MEDIOUTE.
A. V0GIR & CO.,
Baltimore, MdLt U.S.A.
tprOllxIav-Bto to
OF
arpets
IT REDUCED PRICES, will continue un-
t!I September 1st,
STRICTLY FOR GASH !
lerenl good patterns of BRUSSELS be
Iott value.
Respectfully, '
R. M. (llclntire.
if 9
MRS, JOE PERSON'S
KEMEDY FOR -
ISCRO FIJLi iL
NEVER FAILS. ' -
It Will Care if Fairly Tcstei.
. - '
i. pres me much pleasure to be able to
fwtkit I have derived an effectual cure of
ronua from the use of Mrs. Joe Person's
"wo for that disease. 'I'had suffered
n. Scrofula for more' than three years,
uaud despaired of ever getting well. I
treated daring that time by three very
jnunent physicians, without any good result.
' n went to the National . Surreal Instl
IAlltnU Ga- and w&8 treated there
ore thin two months, with no better re
vjr my famUy.physiclant met with.
yt returning lrom the Institute, I was
fTOudfd to try Mrs. Person's remedy, and
JHT RAPPa iaah twxrAn tn nAA.1' Ann T n A
Tr Of av skin chin red as fast as the sores
-221,1 had not thought of ever eetUner
, but my hopes Increased, my low
n flp1 hfrkiA th rpmpdv a.nrl T
r uJQjing splendid neaitn and am in
iV. The remedy is mild as a p ur
N?t7M a strong tonic; it will heal the
-oborn sore In three weeHs If tafcen
atI j. It is my opinion' that It should
Ken some time after the sir is healed,
more the cause of Its effect ft It should
jLken regularly by all means, for I have
Vmetimes neglected it, fro mthe pressure of
J usinesa, and in all cases Jfbund that the
ore already madev woud-Commence to re
Jrogradey and for UiiaaTfne it should be
--srularly until art effectual cure, is
x' -Nothing should prevent regu
l 'ftNSeofthetmedy and It should
-'&5J5prir time, il would "re
yV&hT "I-who Are suffering from
; r. lybUrj it. It will surely cure you
w taaV it a fair tf- I tmeV from ne-
fcp.d not from hearsny. I am a grate1
pient of a cure from the use of it and
iier many and lasting obligations to
rersouiorthe great reiief I havc ob
fts use. Sufferers, try it and be
1:77 lTke. 1 m, respectfully.
;i,n,c. James a. morris
eur UraP Ior testimonial of remarkable
pari ,,y Vfj, pervm, FranWla
U Sold by W1L II. HREXN, WU
II
Hariy Pears.
rr?LT -A R 1 LKTT PEARS, Choice
iKh i"a.A,Pl Orangeis Lemons and
MJdlea, j ust received at
lam NORTBROP'S,
31 . Water 81, Store,
LOCAL NEWS.
, ,.....4v' Niw. Adtkbtibimbnts. .
L J Ottehboubg Truths Worthr ol
Remembrance" ' - '
J H Chakbsbs-Wanted j
J T Pbttewat Feniiizers and Fertili-
ing Material ?
Uubbabu Baoa Agent Wanted
J C McCoSdt PracUcalLlfe
DbWH Pakkeb Kuw Thyaelf '
See ad Wonderful Discovery
Moose's Buelness TJulrersitV
i'AriiETi r ukattt organs .
C W Yates School Book Depot Itoi j
II einsbbbg eb Great Economy j
Thire were 36 carts in market this
morning. . t
Last night was bngiii and beauttfol
and hot.
Mayor Smith, we are sorry , to say, it
not so well to-day. !
The receipts of cotton at this port to,
day foot up 216 bales. 1
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"Vox Jpnli" will be h ard from to
morrow; AjTxs was too late for to day. .
-rt t ' tm a. . -m
oieamsnip uuif scream, uapt. In
gram, sailed hence this morning for New
York. i - I
There were no cases docketed by trial
this fLorning by the Mayor, and consej
quently there was do Court.
Call at JACOBi'sfor.(iardi:n Hoes and
Bakes, Shovels, Spades, Axes &cT, There
yoa haye the lowest prices. - ;t '
i - i j i "
A white man, who" was drunk and
.... . . j . .. .
isorderly, was accommoda'ted with qnar,
ten in the Guard Honse this forenoon.
Swedish barque Frithiof cleared to
day for London, .with 1,200 casks spirits
and 3,750 ; barrels rosin, shipped . by
Messrs. Alex. Sprunt & Son.
A meeting of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union will! be held'aHook
and Ladder . Hall, on t)ock street, to
morrow afternoon, at half-past .5 o'clock.
' 'iii 'i i r - 1 t
Simon Jones.'Eliza I.1. Jones, his wife
and Dora: Walker, all "colored, charged
with assualt and battery .of. a serions
nature, were bound over "by a-Justice's
Court to day to the next term. -of the
P
Bea utif y your hanies by using .the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and'-wax1
ranted, bold only at JAGOBrs.r.t ?t
There is an' unmailable letter in the
postoffice in- this city addressed to E. J-
Carter,- Farmers Turnout, Brunswick
Co., N. C. ; . ' .i - -
Mr. .Melton' exhibits to day at his meat
store, corner Market and Second streets,
a magnihcent deer. It was killed at the
month of Island Creek, Duplin county,
by an old colored man and was brought
to this city add sold to -MvMelton: It
weighs 162 pounds, dressed.
Phoebe Johnson was arraigned before
Justice Millis this morning on a peace
warrant' sworn out by Emma Wade.
Both parties are colored. The defendant
was required to give a bond of $25 to
keep the peace for sixty days. ' She gave
the bond and departed in peace.
' Buchupalba." ,
New, quick, complete cure 4 days,
urinary affections, smarting, frequent or
dimcult urination, kidney ' diseases. $1.
Druggists. Depot Jaa. U. Munds.
i Hainan Meteor Old John fiobloson.
it1
It was published in the Rivrcw yes
terday afternoon and everybody knows it
by this time, that John Robinson's big
circus show will exhibit in this city on
the 19th inst., one week from Monday
next. Those who wil witness the grand
street display given on that day, will no
tice a monster cannon, and will perhaps
wonder what this colossal piece is used
for. We will tell them. Tht cannon is
" t
a part of the big show. At each per
formance is brought out in the ring
and loaded with powder in the presence
f the audience. Then a human- being
takes the place of the cannon ball, and at
a given signal this human cannon ball is
whirled with terrific force a 1 distance of
over one hundred feet. ' A most sensa
tional and startling piece of artillery
practice. ' V T r i
The Water Inspector of the District
Government, Mr. I). P. Barton,' residing
at the Washington Uous, Washington,
D. C, was so crippled with rheumatism,
so he says, that he could scarcely . walk;
the pains would sometimes ailack him on
the fctreet,rompelling'him to stop still un
til they had left. He tried St. Jacobs
Oil and was soon perfectly cured and able
to 'walk as long and as fax as any man.
; Board of A Idem m
The Board of Aldermen met in regular
monthly Bessiod yesterday afternoon.
present, Aldermen tl oggins, tJowden.
AldermBn, Worth, Northrop Chadtntura
and Telfair, -.Ui'v
1 His Honor, Mayor Smith, being sick,
on motion of AJdennan iorthrop. Alder
man' Duggins was requested to aci as
Mayor pro m faring the Mayor's siik-
nesn,
riou . louinii t teea were grauted
; Aidnuun Worlhi rivde application for
a us lamp corner of Nat t ndMol berry
streets, aud. on recoatnou-ndation of the
chairiiiau olthe committeou Lights, the
lamp was ordered placed. 1
On motion, the Chief of Police was id-
slracted to""advetise, by hand bill, sec
tions 12, article 5;Jaud sections 5 and 7,
article 12, of the General Ordinances of
the city and notify all parties interested
that he is instructed to enforce the same
: The Chief of Police was allowed to
grant permits to vendors of peanuts, ap
ples, Ac, under certain restrictions.
The Chief of Police was instructed to
enforce the ordinance against cattle run
ning at large after the 15th of Septem
ber. ...
Application from George Honnet for
the erection of a wooden building corner
of Front and Nan streets, was referred
to committee on Fire Department.
A petition from street hands , for in
crerse of pay was referred to the Finance
committee, trith power to act upon con
currence, of the Board of Audit and
Fmance.;;,;';-;1;;:. ::
-V Application from Mr.' Loeb, to erect
steps on Princess street, was referred to
committee on Streets and 'Wharves.
Alderm'inV Chadbqurrj i offered the fol
lowing resolutions; which were unanf
mously adopted :
Resolved, That we deem it eminently
proper that a time should be set apart
for supplications for the recovery of our
Chief Magistrate ; the gloom which has
pervaded this ! country for the past two
months in the critical condition of onr
President invokes the deepest contrition
of the spirit, as the ultimate recovery
Would, be hailed with the intensest 'joy of
every Anieric&n .citizen ; and that his
Ereaejii ameliorated state, snatched as he
as been trom the jaws of death, tis an
exceedingly great cause for thankigiving,
and an incentive to prayer for his contin
ued improvement and final . restoration
to health. --
-Resolved. That our-merchants and
business men be requested to close their
places of business between the hoars of
10 a. m. and 12 m. on tne otn inst., ana
that the citizens generally are requested
to ' repair to their respective places of
worsmp. in accoraance wxiu tuo prvcio-
i.'ji .fit- .
mauon oi tno vtuvoruur. .- :
The Board then adjourned.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bus for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
&c Ton can get ."all' sizes and at the
lowest prices. - -' ; . t
of Audit and I'ibftnce
This Board met in regular session yes
terday afternoon'.'" : .
r The committee of Conference on the
proposition " of the Wilmington Market
Company reported, and - submitted the
following resolution: . ..
Resolved. That this committee- of
Conference decline the proposition of the
Wilmington Market Company, and are
unable to agree upon a counter proposi
tion to recommend to their respective
bodies. They therefore respectfully re
quest to be discharged from further con
sideration of the subject 1
The resolution was adopted, and the
committee discharged from further con
sideration of the matter with the thanks
of the Board.
A petition from street "hands for in
creased pay was received, and considered,
and an increase of said pay to bve dol
lars per week was authorized.
Study your ' interest You can now
buy Cook Stoves at factory prices at
jACOir8. " . . " t .
Tne Prealdemt
i The news from the President to-day is
encouraging. ". He left Washington City
early this morning for Long Branch, in
o car specially prepared, and has been
transported safely to Long Branch.
There was very little of the movement
of the train perceptible and the run, was
made at the rata of thirty miles per
hour, this fast rate diamishing such of
the jar of transit as could not be over
come by the appliances used on the
coach. There was but little fatigua and
the President stood the journey welL
The physicians think that the change of
scene aad the sea air will . be of much
benefit' to hia.
; rantj Commiscloners.
The Board met in regular monthly
session yesterday 1 afternoon, - at 2:30
o'clock, present; Mr. Bagg, the Cbair
m tn, and Commissioners Pearce, Mont
gomery and Moore. - - , '
The Treisnrer submitted his report
for the month of Angnst, showing a bid
ance on hand, as follows: ;
(ieoeial fund . . . . $17,900.93
Special fund . v . . . .: 302.43
Kducatioiial fund . . f. 7,947.$3
I he following persons were granted
license' to -retail spirituous' liquors for
twelve months from the 1st of ScptenV
ber: Claus Riditon?. J. C . Loner & Co.
It was ordered that R. K. Bryan, Jr.,
and W. B. Canaday bo allowed ' to list
their taxes. ,
It was ordered that the valuation' of
lots parts 4 and 5, block 225, property of
J. F. Gilbert, be reduced to $800 to cof.
rect clerical error.
, Stacy VanAmringe, Clerk, at the sug
gestion, and with the endorsement -o(
members of the Bar, made application
for appointment to arrange and simplify
certain records which are in a disordered
condition from being removed to one of
the adjoining counties during the 'war.
Referred to the Finance Committee. r
. License was granted John H. Hajper
to peddle goods and merchandise in the
county upon his paying the State tax to
the Sheriff. ; '
- The Board proceeded to revise the
jury list, and after completing the same
drew the entire venire of jurors for the
October term of the Criminal Court, as
follows:
M. J. Crowley, Charles Murphy, C, D.
Morrell, Wm. E. Mayo, Milton Hansley,
F. A. Brown, Wm. F. Burch, R. C. Or
rell, Jno. M. Clark, Jco. Maunder, J . H.
Galley, Stephen Keys, Jos. M. Cronly
W, F. Wenzel, C. C. Ketchum,' Wm.
A. Wright, James A. Long, Jesse W.
Hodges, Isaac Bear, Richard Beasley,
Thos. McMillan, F. H. Mitchell, A. A-
Dudley, H. C. Evans, Thos. B. Myer,
Robt. B. Wood, C. n. -VonKampeni
Oscar Pearsall, Elisha Gause, Thos. B. :
Linnitt ' v 'i . ,- '
The Board then adjourned. ;
xicKiing luuucea laugnier, , eicept
tickling ; in the i Throat, which causes
m j . l
coughing,-at once removed by - Dr.
J3uilrs Cough Syrup. . 25 cents a bottle,
Uujust Oiscrimtoalton.
At a meeting of the Board of Under-
writers in the City of New York, held on
, i '
the 26th of August, new rates of msur-
ance for the Southern cities were adopted
and put in force. In these rates there
is discrimination against our city, the
charges being one-fourth more than they
are for Charleston, Port Royal and Sa
vannah. An informal meeting was held
yesterday by a number of merchants and
to-day a meeting of the Chamber of Com-
merce was held at which the matter was
disrnsspd nnd nrntMtpd nrrainat. ' and a
committee, consisting of Hon. A. II.
VanBokkelen, President of the QlumArSSSuSSSSS
ber of Commerce, Mr. R. E. Calder,
President of Produce Exchange, Capt
D. R. Murchison, Col. Roger
Moore and Messrs . James Sprunt,
R.' E. Heide and E. Peechau,
was appointed to memorialize the Board
of Underwriters for a removal of this un-
just ' discrimination. This Committee I
will meet to-morrow, at 12 o'clock; at the
Produce Exchange.
r There is. uiucii fcvllug ciprts&cd lu the
matter here. There is no reason in the
world why this discrimination should be
made, other than an ill-founded preju
dice against our port which bas long ex-1
isted. It is a fact that the Cape Fear is
freer from disasters than any port in the
near neighborhood, North or South of us.
The whirlwind which recently swept
over Charleston and Savannah, inflictiDgl
BO mucu ui mjury, patacu us uarmiess uy.
It was severe at Hatteras aid severe at I
Charleston but we suffered nothing from
it here. - It is rare! v the case that the I
n -c ;j- . I
wpB xearwwmuucrs ujuisasiers iroux i
this 'cause and yet the insurance rates I
here are one-fourth more than they are
at ports many miles to the South of us. I
1 ,
; Prayer far tne President. I
Except in those churches whose pas-
AM WKonf fwvm tin Jfv Va an0.,o1 I
serviced prayer ior me recovery 01 ice
m 1 il. . : .f il - I
rreaiaeni was neia in every cnorcn in i
Tiaitv tfuljT PTMnt in th Kniacrw I
pal cnurcnes, wnere joini services were i
hld &t St. James. th Rectors of SL I
Paul and Mark's assiiting. There was I
rood attendance everywhere. .; Biisi.?.-ftWJtiV0
w o . . I ii.h:at lira. I.rc!ii . I ntk. u
cess was generally suspended, ; ciisy 1
i..K.;ni,;l.il1v1 k.t-n iftfiwvLliral Utuij Oa-ftt?e 'Aldres at
T, Tf L ; " " --"wvu "
sna A4eci3v : - . .
AtJD , FERTILIZjUQ
i .
MATERfAl.
ir.fii! 9TW -
COTTON --AND1 CORN -PLANIERS,
Truckers ai d others can get into correcil
channel to t a!e advantageously by-'co'm-municating
with ; ' '
f ,JAS. T. PKTTEWAY, Aget-
For tba celebrated FertilizersvWilcoi.'-Gi bbs
& Co'8 Manipulate! Guano and cid Parte
1 i .... . .. .1 ;.J-,
phate; " - sent'C-tf
WAMTE0 ! MEN OF ABILITY !
CHAMBERS'
Dictionary of Universal Knowledge.
beiks a !
Comp kts Crciopsoia or sytut bat war; s
This is: h v Most Useful and 0.np ct Liu"
ray Aeci. vfmnt of th Ac. . It has no
c, mpetitr . w-nt Cvmpateot Solicitors
fmicUe s, re d aply, .lircalara, Aiving
full deacfip im sant on apjplicatioa.
i , J H OHAMMKR8.' ,
St Louis, OMcuo. Ill, i Atlanta; Gr.
Sfpt6-mdwi -, ... ., , j ) A :
Trujlis ortliy ; of; Ee-
liiembraiice. !
jpi R3T-OTTERB 0 URG'3 ability to car
ry a larger and mora varied stock of Beady
afade Clothing and: FurnfsMag Goods thsn
any House in the city.
8ecnd The rapid 'and rJernetnal srrowth
of Otternoure's trade a fact which is eacit-
isg publ e commaat, a&daa aonor worthy of
exem pUfioatio a; , , .. ,
Third That Otterbcursr. belQsr vouncr in
years, is better escalated to mska choice se
lections as regards style, calor, and finish.
tnananciaer person wno n tor ally adheres
to Bevolutisnarv time principles. Otter
bourg's Clothing ezperiencs, of fifteen yeai
h-B mads him sn dept as far as quality and
durability are concerned ' 1 -M - ,
jrourtn Tnat Utterboure bn? analified
to pay caeh dowa lor everv dollars worth
of goods bought, (see July report from
fled to bll Clothing a. Isfs figures end offer
SSaniiiS eno
I . Piftaotterbourg claias to hAre (ani the
icmmumty coincide; tno UrgtEt ana best
J Oaro'.iaa. 'Plenty of light, ani an? qaaatitj
i - r-' - . ' f-
i deceived -i bj - uieless hJe corrmoalj
I thrown on goods by ueelefs show Trlndows.
Otteroourg's stock stands .he test tf a forty
foot open fiont, i . ...
Bixt- Utterbosrg is row )n Ntw Toil-:
will remain one month a- tfsct of oo:ie
qaence in itsslf but of great iocpoitaaos to
a scrupulous traae, as ne will covote teat un
u.801 ieh of tlm "Jit,eT:
I vision ef the manufacture into Clothing cf
I his im; o.ted tine Cloths and Casslmerea. ;
.fit.-U v.":
EV3 en's Wear; Depot
22. 24, 26 and 2a K. Ficnfr t
sept e - ;:: V;:
27 TXT-Si oVroo J&Z
ikl r. MEATi'T.WasiingtoafIy'J, .. ;
'fep g w -:- - ; 7: .':
!mm , . i . . ; '-'v1
' MOORE'S
CUSUTESS UNlVEIU3IlTr
Atlnta Ci. ; .
fj
For Illustrated Circular. A live actual Etslncr'
i
i WUHUtKrUL UlSUUVtKV
BIETAL TIP LAMP WICK
,;Patd Dec. 7, XSSOW
Trr'"i ii i
, Gives a BnHiant. White and Steady,
light, requires no iiaaUrg, aad lv t tr
jiontDS rlinui!ct 10 eaaij. 3 aicka
cnts: 12 wic s 75 csts, p-uta;e at l. Haye
tnree 8Jses. a, i aoa i "agent Waited
Address MKTAL TIP LA. tP: WlVK f). TJ
ton tooiM, i ; v 'i ecpt44r
GOLD MEDAL AWARDED THE AUT
: . : ), i .... ... ..I , .
wirraTivc toe wwtaaaefcel p
est, tndi5Perr?f!l.! to mrtry
Liie," bonnd in fiaet i rrn-a
paicc,cntain Uiant Uui n-l i
ffrtoeonir (10"at by mru',;
illnstrawd a.irrnle, 6c; b,4
bow. Ad ire fMVHl Idii
1 InttnorlH W T Patl.
h I SELF. Kalilacat.KotU.a.
A Bookef BAreGrijalnaMi enlltlcd
ACTIC AL XI ''' '
Tbe Tet proll9njolr4. 1h iodirUuil
eiffkliy eocsidtred !ri hi (h? a;w of. rts?on-
a,.. 6rmB. Koeiri . r. Rmi.
' 1 W - 9 ,
aw now HreeJKatir i tn b-
brsad-if iaoe.s.. The v Iu aborn J'h
gtrikia tboag&ffrtrs jnf irsiatkii aia
common sease.. irii!p?c c4;ie
ererywUr-s. eardf eearllessr&'
terms, Ae.jr to. J c cwnas a.jv
Pa!ia,Pa . v.: srpi64w.
....... - "v"
AGENTS WANTED fxti s de-
ttaad tOT tb OUlj OoiQb.e. AUhSt O i
" -
irr nr pBCginrnr, niBFIFI n.
jujtpubUiaed.; li i ath-il J story of tew
broa by bsrealeaa traral froa v a9ari-
Cabinet, . ooCici m.th CoaViir. a tu ranted
Ai?ianvt. w ouji rai Karclcat riet-
writta : rin a J i.heJ wttn tel ro trait :o
t i rttm i riii . .4.1.
tar tha fattt sliin ok at li eiai
oaea,rjUBSAlH BROS; Patlhhss, Alan-
ta,ua - septC-lw
FERTILIZERS
&PER A HOUSE.
Wednesday aji'i ThuraayJETCHf,
AfiTHawy; illis a hatu'avaV'S
y i,lajest: iOiioli fated AffgregatioriP
; ,v pVitVKifef'1 v
Havel's NVwty 'Hatc, itnmpfy Dumrty.
S ifaco' Uit)lat p4caltylaad NoTelty
The Great Parker-Kos International Mas-
. Union Dog School." ' '
firsy & Maimiiift' Mm Jcal CongrptK .
fcadiah 2 The East India. Prin-
Worshipper f
" 4- A iil.
"Grand Grotesque Btreet Xarade at 11.15
AJM.: H'-r! ., . .tj
Seats , at Dyers', S. EI corner Frbnt'ind
Princess. . . , , j, .....
Piice of admission, tl, 5actsl and 25 eta,
Doors open at 7: Performance at 8 b'dk.
Matinee at 2 . o'clock. Thurfday; 50 and
25 cents to all parts of the house.,
Groat Economy
rpO BUT TOUR BOHOOL BOOK3,',f
J ; Blank Booit aadStstitniry of
HEI3rSBERGIR8.
SQUARE Aim UJPRICHT. PUfiQS
rpHE WHEEL004 PIAI03 1 ri superior
to all of crtia Tcne, Dux ability rd finish ,
- ::Fcrea'esi l' -:: I '
HEUfSBEBOiU'S .
Pt5 Lire Book and afasio Blora
Seasonable Goods.
On the arrival of each 1 -
JJsw:York Gteamer,"
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Will bo foiu3(l at my Stora a frefih -
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abfaaeres;
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Andfiuch other gco ls off this JLindi
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as can b3 brcii-ht (corA thc-Norih-
ern JJarLetiS.
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I oi so rcqjiva each week' a-fre h1
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Famnpplle
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r - ficttiDffrt Stale; v
Goods.), Hh I Will bib rSSxq !
in 3iircniing to the pablic.-"' u
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Foreclosure 'Salei5 -
PUR3UAXCE OF A DECREE of the
jl. i-u("'" vuunwj cw-Manovcr,eottorfc a.
tusde at June Termi 1&31 in' iu actlba be
tween George Darla. as smrivin
and trustee of the will of Dr. Louis J. Pola-i
wn.Z a plaintiff, agaicat Wxa. Creen
Emma D .I'Ianncr, and others, heirs at Jaw'
of the lite Henry G. Planner, as defwid.r.t.
I will oa Saturday, the 24 th day of Beoim'
br,inL, at the Court Jloaso doot in thA' -
cityorWilaic-ton.at 11 o'clock,
expose to sale to the highest bidder, at pub-
"-ut vjuij, cii, uiu Tuoautf ' iei' sna
irml6ea now occupied by said Winv-.JL! .
tire-, situated ia said city of, Wilmington,
on tie north al.ie of Market; net ween rml
aad Second streets, lying between the Jotv
of the laie-Tf. A. Berry and the late Ja&'hru.
,0. Wright, and extending 122 i ect to Tdoa-
erauey. . U. i. U.UEIJLA1IY.
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