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SIX DOLLAUS A YKAUaX ADVANCE. 4 VOL. I. TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, 1854. NO. 209. T. KUUR, Jr., Editor and Proprietor. RATES OF ADVERTISING.' nI SQUARE. OXR &QVAKK 1 day .? 2 days, .-T7"..- 3 days, 4 days, 5 days, 1 week, 1 day, 50 75 1 00 1 25 pso 75 2 d.lVS, 3 days, . 4 day, . 5 days, . . 1 week,. . . .v. 2 weeks,. ..... 1 1 month, ....... 2 2 month,. . . . . . 3 H months,. ... ... 5 fi months....... 8 50 62V 75 37 00 50 00 00 00 2 weeks, ' 2 1 month. . 4 75 00 00 00 00 00 2 months. 3 months, 6 months, 1 year 7 ao 16 30 1 year,' ...15 m.. i: - u4 n a tnium tid fin1 lines or Icps a. half-square. Longer advertiementejn proportion, and alj. payable in advance. " t3jf" All half-squares not piM for charred as a sauare. i in advance wil! be rT No advertisement will be continued in tli urifhftut nrlfffiial arrrecment. longer than months, this paper, and the bill will bo presented for payment in, all case after the e x- pirution of the 2 months. . i TXo publication made without a responsible name. htT Notice of Religious meeting, Benevolent Societies, ' uul Obituaries, will be charged half the above rates. The .ah for uch notices will be required in all cases before the publication Is made. -; . ,, ...... r Brown & DcRosset, New York, illellosset & Brown, Wilmington, N. C, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. - L .nuivn T nRBOSSET. if.. K. F. BROWS'. JX'J. runs w ", uj October l.vth. . : - 45-tf. CHARLES E. LEETE, h UCTIOXEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT, Fay A. etteviUe, X. GJ. EST Solicits Consignments and Cr iers. f fr Harctntn, iboi. G0MMISSIoyLAND5F0mVAR and Agent for the Cedar Palls Manufacturing Co., - - Wilmington, N. C. - pr-(Taual Advances made on consignments. 4S-lyc.4 April 26th, lb 04. . . . , WILLIAM II. LIPPITT, "1HKMTST & DRUGGIST, Wholesale and Retaileal jor in Paints, Oils Dye Stuffs, Window Glass, Putty, i "i-jjaiv? ni.i nmniliM and Wines. Perfumery ana fancy Articles, S E comer Front and Market wci, mington, X.- C. March 25, 1851. lG-tfV .. ' ' II. a. STOSE. 4r. G. 1. illKTiAi sc . t nfrrUOr MERCHANTS. S4 Poydrai Street, 1 NEW ORLEANS. IXCT tO I. .O'Ft.1 Hrnuch. Raleitrh, N. C. DeRosset & Brown, Wilmington, N. Dec. 24, 185y. C. oi-ly. ( i.i(MTsro- MERCHANT. '& GENERAL AGENT, 7 ? Ma v 1 Oth, 1 85 1 .J ummon, c . RANKIN & MAHTIN, I COMMISSION ..MERCHANTS, AND . GENERAL AGENTS, May 10th. ' 1-tf. ' WUmington, N. JOSEPIIJ. LIPPITT, ( COMMISSION MERCHANT, Wilmington, N. C. J Nov. 3d. JOSEPH L. KEEN, i C CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs J the public, that he is prepared to take Contracts in iiis line of busincas. Ilo keeps constantly on hand Mme, Oeuient, Plaster,' Plastering Hair, Philadelphia Press Brick, Fire Brick. , . . ' f-, 1 N. B. T Distillers of Turpentine, that he m prepared I May 11th. 1-tf. Dr. A. O. BRADLEY, ! ILTTGGTST k CHEMIST. Wiliungton, X.. C.J D 'Havin" purchased the Drug establishment of Messrs. IV A -T. A. Evans, wul seep always on nana at v noie alo and retail,- a large and .very select stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,- Paints, Oils, Glass, Surgical Instru ments Patent Medicines, Perfumery, and Fancy Articles, at low prices. l! jr Physicians Prescriptions put up correctly and with dispatch. . . i March 20th, 1854. U-tf. HENRY NUTT, JAOrpR and FORWARDING AGENT, will give his V "par-jonal attention to business entrusted 'to kis care. Sftntembcr 10. 1853. - 36-tf. A ' !i . . GEORGE HARRISS, - " GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, I -Wilmington, N. C. "And Agent for Powell's regular line of New York, and Heron's regular line of Philadelphia Packets r July 26tlv 22-ly. HARVEY COCnRAS, " W. S. RUSSELU COCHRAN & RUSSELL, (SUCCESSORS TO THOMAS ALLIBONE & CO.,) ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 22 North VjTv Wharves and 63 North Water st, Philadelphia. 5igm Liberal advances made on Consignments, July 30th, 1853. i24-tf. T. C. WORTH, rS ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, VJT ,: . . , . ' Wilmington-, Nj C. jTUsual advances on Cotton, Naval Stores, or other .Produce. - s - i 5"Particular attention given by G. W. DAVIS to pORCHAStNa Cargoes, procuring Freights for Yes SELS, AC January 14th, 1854. 7 1-tf. JOSEPH IT. FLANNER, . j ' 1 GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 25, North V Water Street, Wilmington, N. C. '-- - May 10th. '- t ' - " P-tf. A. II. VAN BOKKELEN; - I p ENERAL AGENT, COMMISSION A FORWARD VJT ING MERCHANT, Wihninjrton. X. C. r i . jT Particular attention given to the sale and purchase JanI 1st, 1853. v 68-1 y. W. U. MAIISII. " . t , W. P. KJ.LI0TT. ; - JIAUSH. & jEI.L,IOTT, f. - -GENERAL COMMISSION &" "FORWARDING ? MERCHANTS, - ' V -,J- - " r "1 - : , ' Wilmington; x:-a 0ct 4 - .... 180 - YV. C. HOWARD, G E N K II A IV PKOD'UC E lit IlT0!K E R, W I L M I X G T 0 X: X. C. - . Sept. 19th. 1854. 167-tf1." WM. M. GRETSER. . r , ; WM. W. HAUKXESS. GREINElt & HARKNESS, V J COTTON 1 Sc GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. .. riULADELPIIIA. - i" ' , ., Oct. 2S ' ' 201-tf ' . . ,S. T. IIHWETT. v piOMMISSIOX MERCHANT, and Wholesale and Re- v-y tau grocer, Brown's Brick Building, Water street, : , ; . - . Wilmington, X. C. ! May 16tu,485i. ' . - - - T ;60-ttK: JAS. T. rKTTEWAV. gco. e. pRiTcnrrr. PETTCWAY & PII1TCHETT, CS ENERAL GUMMUiSION A N D FORWARDING VJl MERCHANTS, also. Wholesale Grocers, North Wa ter street, Wilmington, X. C. ' Prompt attention will be given t the sale of Naval Stores and all kinds of Produce.". ; Intend keeping an assortment of Groceries, . Liquors and Provision?. TLiberal Cash advances made on consignments. Sept. 2. 153-ly. Z JAMES e73IETTS, . " COMMISSION axd FORWARDING MERCHANT - " W I L M I NOT O N , X: C. August 24, 1854. . . 145-tf. WILLI A3I A. GWYER, a ENERAL COMMISSION k FORWARDING MER CHANT, and DISTILLERS LGENT. rwPrompt personal attention given to Consignments of Naval Stoues and Cottox, and liberal Cash advances made when desired. March Oth, 1834. , 2-1 y. Thomas Smith. D. DuPre, Jr. THOMAS SMITH & CO. DEALERS in Corn, Meal, Hommony, Peas, Gate, and Cow and norse food. Large supplies always on hand. . Wilmington, N. C. North Water Street, on Beatty's Wharfl April 18, 1854. ' . 36-tf. J7 VAN SICKLE7 MANUFACTURER k IMPORTER OF CIGARS. Al so, Dealer in Tobacco and Snuff. ' frf Wilmington Citt Cigar Stork, opposite the Mar ket, "south side." : ' ' May ISth, 1854. ; c . 1 -.. f.S-tt " QLINCE & COWAN, WHOLESALE - & RETAII GROCERS, Dealers inf Wines and Liquors, corner of Front and Princess st., Wilmington, N. (. : July 12th, 1854. 108-t NOTICE.The subscriber,, respectfully informs the public, that he is now transacting the Auction business on lus own account, and hopes by strict attention to bu siness, to merit a continuance of that patronage " hereto fore so liberally bestowed upon him. M. CRONLY Stock, Real Estate and Negroes, bought and sold on a commission of 1 per cent., either at private or pub lic gale. . January 8th, 1853. " 70-tf. Mes3is. J. &. II. JL. Scbrciucr, .... TEACHERS OF MUSIC, have always n hand a choice assortment of Stodart's celebrated PIANOS, with Rosewood cases, and all modem improvements. All in struments of that make are, warranted. Pianos, . Violins, Guitars, Flutes, and all .other Musical Instruments tuned and repaired. Orders from town or country promptly attended to. , Jan. 11, 18o4. . 70-tf. W ILMINGTON MARBLE & STONE YARD. ' PUE subscriber having accepted the agency of several -L large establishments a.t the North, which will furnish him with, ah unlimited supply of finished or unfinished, foreign or domestic MARBLE of all qualities, is prepared to fill all orders for MONUMENTS and TOMB STONES; and every other article in the line of tho business at rea sonable rates. Sccxptcrinq, Lettering ' or : Carving, executed as woll as can be done either North or South. The best of reference can be given if required. JAS. McCLAR AN AN . Dec. 31st, 1851. - 66-tf. GEORGE MYERS. WHOLESALE AND RET AIL GROCER, keeps con stantly on hand, Wines, Teas, Liquors, Provisions, Wood and Willow Ware. Fruit. Confectionaries. Ac. South Front street, Wilmington, N. C. March 8th, 1854- 1-tt. C. & D. DuPRE, TTTH8LESALE k RETAIL Dealers in V V cincs Chemicals, Paints, Oil, Dye Perfumery, Cigars, Old Liquors, Fancy Drugs, Mcdi Stufts, Glass, Articles, Ac, Maiket street, Wilmington, N. C. "ir Prescriptions carefully compounded by experi enced persons. Dec. 17, 1853. SCARCE ARTICLES. Good Cut Nails and good Door Locks, j For sale by J. M. ROBINSON. April 4th. AY. JOS. J. LIPPITT has just received at his Ilav Warehouse, a fresh supply of Hay, good quali ty, for sale cheap. March 20. TURPENTINE STILL'S FOR SALE. 2 Turpentine Stills, for sale by A. H. VANBOKKELEX, . March 20. No. 5, South wharves. fACHINERY Olli. Just received, 5 bbls. jLT-lrMachinery Oil, warranted equal to the best Sperm Oil, and entirely free from Rosin. For sale Wholesale and Retail, by w. ll. umn, Nov. 2. Druggist and Chemist BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS. A large and well selected assortment of the above may now be seen at J. T. MUNDSV May 19. Next to C. & D. DuPre. "XTEEDLES1 NEEDLES! ! A large supply of the best Xi always on hand at the Hard Ware store. i , April 4th. J. M. ROBINSOX. O AUNDERS' Dysentery, Diarrhcea, and CholeraPreven O titive. Superior to all Specific's and Remedies as thousands will certity. Sold in large bottles by June 16. Dr. A. 0. BRADLEY. THE GOBLIN SNOB. Imagined and Illustrated by 1 Henry L.' Steph ens. ' A humorou3 work just pub fished, and for sale by S. . W. WHIT AKER. Sept ,9th. ' ' X ONDOX, its Literary and : Historical Curiosities, by JLi F. Saunders, author of Salad for the Solitary, just published, and for sale at ; -i : S. V. WHITAKER'S. Scpt9tb. ' : . '' : ' "; 'Notice. ' HPHERE will be application made to our next , Legisla JL' ture for a Charter,, for a Plank Road from Conway- boro in South Carolina to Fair Bluff, X C.V to intersect with the Wilmington and Manchester Road ; to be called the Conwayboro' and Fair Bluff Plank Road Company. -Sept 26. " Jour, copy 30 1 17S-S0L- A NOTHER supply of those amalgamated, IridiumZinc iT3L and Platma Pens, opened to-day; for sale by - Sept 28. J. T. MUNDS. CfTRAWBERRY TOOTH WASH: The f well known O antiseptic qualities of the strawberry . are combined with other articles I long celebrated for their beneficial ef fects on teeth, gums, Ac., giving a ; pearly : whiteness to the teeth, removing spots of incipient decay, 'preventing the accumulation of tartar, and giving, lragrance to the breath, i Sold bv , : : - Dr. BRADLEY. June 28th. tc Journal copy. v TUSIC MUSIC 1 ! Go Forget . me; Was . it the ifX Chime.; Go Bird of Summer; When the Autumn leaves, Ac; We cross the.Prairie a3 of old;, Ellen 1 Ray ; Barney ,0'Taole; . There's rest 'for. thee in Heaven; for ale by i .. . . . (Oct 9.) ,;. - ; J. T. MUNDS. - i 0 RENT, The store at - present occupied by the subscriber. Possession given 15th November next Apply on the premises. , . . JAMES JXAWSOX. - ITplioIitcrius, iu nil it Hranchc. HAVING changed our business, our whole attention will be gives to tlie above Business. - Our Stock of Paper Hangings, Lace and Damask - Curtains, ' Cornices, Shades and Window Fixture of all kinds, is large; and having very SEperior Workmen from New York, we are enabled to Paper and fit jup Private Residences, Board ing nouses. Hotels, Steamboats, Rail Road Cars, Ac, at shortest notice. We also keep on hand, and make to or der, Shuck, Moss, Patent Felt, and Curled Hair Matrasses, Feather Beds, Pillows, Spreads, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Ac; cut and make Carpets, anjd Church Cushions. Intact, any thing connected with Upholstering. WILKINSON h ESLER, Upholsterer?, At our old Stand, next door to Scott A Baldwin. March 28, 1854. j 18-tf. Commercial and Daily Journal copy. UPHOLSTERY. ESAR GUTTENBURG resnectfuDv aunounces to j the public generally, ihat he is ndw prepared to car- rv on tlie aJpiiolstery Kusiiicss at the store on Front street, immediatelyj opposite Van Bokkelen's Ice Honse; and solicits a share of patronage. "All kinds of Matreijses, Hair, Moss, Shuck, Cot ton, Ac ij Feb. 25, 1854. Ij 83-1 yc - LAST Saturday's package contained "Life in the Clearings versus the Bush," by Mrs. Moodie, author of "Roughing it in the Bash," "Marsh Hurdlestone," Ac "Na Moter, or Reef Roviiigs in the South Sea," by Ed ward F. Perkings 2nd suppl. "The Law Student, or the Struggles of a Heart,' by Oliver l Bonnderly. "The Ride for Life, or Claude in Jeopardy," being the further adventures of "Claude Duval." "The Lost Heiress," by Mrs. South worth 2nd sujpply. "The Cabin Boy's Story, by the author of "The Lawyer s Story," "The Old Doc tor," Ac. Ac.- 2nd euppty. "The Maiden and Married Life of Mary Powell." "Fashion and Famine," by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens 4 th Ripply. "Capfc. Canot, or Twenty Years' of an African Slaver" 3d supply. "The Life and Adventures of a C mntry Merchant," by J. B. Jones, au thor of " Wild Western Scenes," Freaks of Fortune " Ac. It 1 1 n 1 -r ? TT li 1 ' , . .m, "Alone," by Marion Ilarland 3d supply. "The Lamp- lighter," 6th supply. 4 Fifty. Years' in both Hemis pheres, by Vincente Nolte 4 th supply. "Easy Warren and His Contemporaries,'! sketched for the Home Circle, by Wm. T. Coggeshall 2nd supply. ! "Literary Recrea tions," by John S. Whittibr 2nd supply. "Illustrations of Genius," by nenry Giles 2nd supply. "Ballou's His tory of Cuba" 3rd suppljr. Synonvmes of the New Testa ment," "The Virginia Comedians," 1lThe Home in the Valley," "Off Hand Takings," "Ida Norman," "Progress and Prejudice," "Bertha and Lilly,'fj "Eminent States men," "Life's Lesson," "?,Easy Nat," "Periscopics." in short full supplies of a! 1 the late popular works. For sale at Oct 23 V S. W. WHIT AKER S. 195 'VfOXICE. Havin sold our entire stock of Drugs, US Ac, we invc notice to those indebted to us that their accounts will soon be ready for payment. Those uaving claims against us wm piease nana tnem in. Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended to us, we would bespeak tor our successor, Dr. A. O. Brahlkv, a continuance of the same S. B. k J, A. EVANS. H . I . i i-tf. ; March 20th, 1854. Ice! Ice!! Ice!!! ; THE Wilmington Ice House" is how open the pub lic may depend on ha ving' their j Wants supplied kX. seasons of the jear, at reasonable rates. I Orders from the country addressed to "Wilmington Ice I House, wm be well packed and promptly forwarded. A. II. VanBOKKELEX; Proprietor. March ll, 1854. 4-tf. HAY. Always on hand at retail,! by J : Jos. j. LirPITT, Oct. 12. Water street. FAMILIES and Ships supplied with of Medicine Chests at short notice, ant description and at loio nri- ces May 18. Jour. copy. Dr. A. p. BRADLEY, Pharaiaceiitist and Druggist. TOSQUITO NETTING. 300 pioces best quality, Web. Direct from the UEDRTCK & RYAN. jJJL Green, Blue and White Manufacturer. May 15th. 12 1-2 cent Blenched Cotton. UASfcS more of our celebrated 121c bleached Cot ton, just received. , HEDRICK k RYAX. 40 JARS Potash. June 16. For sale by Dr. 4. 0. BRADLEY. BIRD Seed. June 16. For sale by Dr. A. O. BRADLEY. HOOP IRON AND NAILS. The subscriber will be constantly receiving consignments of the above ar ticles, whiab are of the best quality, land are offered atthe lowest market prices. March 24. JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM, tf TRUSSES, Braces, Abdominal Support- -ftjea, ers, Shoulder Braces for Gentlemen si' and Ladies. A large assortment for sale by ' - -.j-,-: W. H. LIPPITT, June 1. 11 Druggist and Chemist Hi1 Steam ngiue and Saw Mill. I WILL sell low, and on accommodating terms, the Engine and Machinery of the "Cape Fear Steam Saw Mill" 14 inch cylinder, 2 feet stroke; three 32 inch boil ers, 30 feet long main ihaft 10 feet 6 inches long the power of this engine is estimated at CO horse, has a new extra cylinder and log geering, and all the appliances necessary for the full equipment to operate at once. Also 2 Stave-dressing I machines,! Jointers, Ac, com plete, j 0. G. PARSLEY. January 18th, 1854. 72-tf NOW LANDIX6 from schr. Elouise, 40 dozen Wolfe's Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps; Sold wholesale at New York prices, by j . ! Dr. AL 0. BRADLEY, Dealer in pure Drugs and Medicines. April 21. . Journal copy. !; VJ Brown, Amihe, and Green Cloths, from the Agents of Bidley A NeUeson ; with a few pes. West of Enf land Qoimnrnd - an England Cloths, at lower prices! than ever before sold in this market ; with Fancy and Black Cassimeres, Silk, Satin, Velvet and Cassimere Yestings, in great variety, em bracing the newest and most popular styles of the sea son. (Sept 28.) : HEDRICK A RYAN. TTEXS! PEXS1 PEXS! in great; variety; from 25 cts. XT a gross to $3 each, for sale bf J. T, MUNDS. A - XEWTLssortment of Writing Desks, consisting in Xjl part of Rosewood, Mahogany, i Walnut and Papier Mache, at prices that cannot tail to please ; opened this day at ' " ', j J. T. MFNDS Sept 28. : Xorth-sidc Market st Zcrinan's Anti Scrobutic Toot!ivnIi. TO THE LADIES. - , ."jVrOTniXG adds more to beauty than clean white LtI teeth, and gums' of healthy color. . .The most beau tiful, face and vcrmillion lips become repulsive, if the lat ter, when they open, exhibit the horrible spectacle of neglected teeth. All who wish clean, white teeth, heal thy gums, and a sweet breath, should give - ZERM AXS TOOTH WASH a tria!. For sale by : V " ; C. A D. DtPRE, A-cnts, Sept. 30. "UR assortment of Blank Hooks is now complete V We invite the attention of all in need of this article, as we are confident that we can please, in all respects.- Price, quality, Ac : ! (Nov 2) ' 3. T. MUNDS. ; For Favettcvillc. n K THE Steamer SUN, Cpt Rcsji, will leave y2-. this place regularly for Fayettcville, on Wed nesdays and Saturdays; and will return on Tuesdays axu hndays. The Sex is a new boat, and has recently been fitted up for the accommodation of passengers. June 5. 77-tJ JOS. J. LIPPITT, Agent. 4 TPLICATION will be made to the next Ses-siou of JrY. the Legislature of this State, for an Act of Incorpo ration, 'for the Howard Fire Company, of the Town of Wilmington, X. C. , .. r Sept 11th. lC0-3ft 1 CITY BANK. 4 PPLICATION will be made to the General Asom . bly of this State, at their "next session, to Charter the ''City Bank" to be located in the town of Wilmington. bept.4. . . 1 54-tf. 9 BUSIIEJS of extra fine Corn, and a su JJJJ perb lot of Meal for sale bv July 22nd. 1 1 7-tf T. SMITH A CO. JANUARY, 1854. Oii Monday, 2d January, all ac counts on my Books were made ready for settlement The beginning o the year is the time for settling, and all accounts made previous to that time will be considered due, and bills made out accordingly; go comk forward, all who do not want to be dcnned. . . ALEX. McRAEf Jr. Jan. 7th, 1854. 69-tf. PERFUMERY ! Just received from New York and Philadelphia: 1 gross Lubin's Extracts for the Hankerchief do. Lubin's Toilette Soaps ; 4 do. Glenny Mush Toilette Water; do. Glenny Verbena Toilette Water ; 2 do. Yankee Soap ; 4 do. Camphor Soap ; 4 do. Pomine Soap. A large assortment of Hair Brushes, and a number of fancy articles usually kept in "Drug Store C. k D. DcPRE, Wholesale Druggie, Oct 4180 Market street, Wilmington, X. C. CHEMICALS! Ju?t received: 1,000 oz German Quinine; 500 do. French do ; 50 lbs. Calomel ; 20 do. Syr. Iodic! Iron; 25 do. Blue Mass;. 50 do. Valletta Mass; .50 galls. Sp't Nitre; 40 do. Aq, Amnion ; 10 bbls. Eppom c alts; 10 do. Copperas. For sale by C. k D. DcPRE.. Wholesale Druias. Oct 4 180 fV 14 " LoiL' . A very large assortment, comprising -x. an me l&ie aan popular pieces. received this morn ing, ana lor sale Oct 4 at S. W WHITAKER'S. ISO VELVET VESTS. A f oz. clioico styles, just finishotl, at SCOTT A BALDWIN'S. Sept. ;o. 178 CJRA HAM'S 3IAGAZIXK YOM OCTOBER Reeeiv J eil and for sale bv j j Mi'XD Oct. 2: " SCHOOL BOOKS. A large suppl i sale cheap bv Oct. 71. on hand, and for T. MUNDS I 178 ' siijK half hose. DOZ. all size?, a SCOTT & BALDWIN'S. 20 sept. 6ii. , j F RESIl - PER SCHU. WAKE FROM NEW VoRK. 10 bbls. Citv Mees Pork: 0 boxes nrime Clicks low for cash. at ' GEO. 11. KELLEY'S. MKS. SOUTH WORTirs ' NEW B0OK."t: " J he Ior Iiicss of Ilowlett Ilsiil.' r V UVi Saturday Courier says : "This celebrated w ork i by Mrs. Southworth, is her chef f aurre, ami con tains a beautiful portrait of the author, a fac simile of her autograph, and a view of the author's residence. Mrs. S. is unquestionably an autlior of great genius and originality, and in the "Lost Heiress" has excelled all her previous efforts, ller works have a host of admirers.'' It is, just published. Forsaleat S. W. WHITAKER'S. . Oct. n - no I7KANK LESLIE'S LADY'S GAZETTE For Oct. 1 Just received, and for sale at Oct 4 ISO . ' S. W WHITAKER'S. f UITARS! 12 beautiful Rosewood Guitars, just re Tceived per Schr. Elzira. Prices ranging from 16 to Hi, at S. W. WHITAKER'S. Oct 4 . 180 ; TTISTORICAL SKETCHES Of eminent Statesmen. A A who nourished in tlie time of George 3d. Together with remarks on the French Revolution, by Henry, Lord Brougham, F. R. S., member of (he National Institute of France, complete in 2 vols; For pale at Oct 4180 S.JW., WHITAKER'S. QHEETIXG. Rockfish and Cane Creek Sheeting, best quality. For sale by DeRQSSET A BROWX. JUST RECEIVED AXD IX STORE, per Schrs, Helena and Catharine Johnson, from Xew York: 20 boxes X. Soap ; 10 half boxes do. do ; 50 bbls. Soda and Sugar Crackers ; 20 half bbls. do.; 20 bbls. and half bbls Pilot Bread; 10 bbls. Whiskey; 10 bbls. Dark Brandy'; 10 bbls. Holland Gin; 20 bbls. Pork; 10 bbls, X. E. Rum For sale by PETTEWAY k PRITCnETT. Cct 9th. , 185 i JJKT MONNA1ES, Reticules, Card Cases, Tabids, jl rancy Memorandums, c, &c, a new assortment ust opened, at S. W. WniTAKER'S. PETERSOX'S National Magazine for October, received and for sale by . J:T. MUNDS. POTATOES. Twenty bbls. Irish Potatoes, in fine or- der, for sale bv J. II. FLAXNFR Sept 25. IpRESH FROM XEW YORK. 20 boxes of Wm; Colgates A Co's Pale Soap ; 3 hhds. prime Porto Rico Sugar ; 25 bbL R. L. A A. Stuart's C. Yellow Sugar -200 bags of Table Salt; 10 bbbu of aarified Vinegar; 10 dozen Painted Water Buckets; 50 bags prime Rio CofTee ; 6 half bbls. of large NTo. 1 Mackerel ; 6 kegs prime uusueu uutter ; iu ddis. city Mess rork ; 5 do, ?nme T-f r? ; 40 TRean of capping paper ; 1 ce F41 8 Matcbes- 5' calh 1 TT ; 10. GEO. H. KELLEY'S. Y STOCK IS XOW COMPLETE. Received per IT JL Schr W. H, Smith, 25 boxes Xo. LSpap. Wm. Col- , gates; 20 half do. pale do.; 2 bbls. large new Xo. 1 ; Mackerel; 10 do. R. L. A A. Stewart's Crushed Suar i 2 boxes do. Soap ; 5 bbls. Irish Potatoes; 5 de RedOn- ions ; 10 matta of old Gov. Java Coffee; & bag3 best St ; Domingo; 1 keg Saltpetre; 5 do. Gum Camphor; 5 do I do A&aftPtida; low for cash at Sept 23. GEO. IL KELLEY'S. THOMAS 3f . CASH, PHIL A D K L P II I A ; R A I L W AY A G E X C Y, vii iuc un,uv uu vummia&ion, ot an articles re- 1 L fquircd by Railroad Companies and Machinists. OfSce lamsport , ana l.nc Rail Road ComDanv. Messrs. Grant A Stone, and Charles Henry Fisher, Esq., Philadelphia. ... Oct 23 . - ' 133-lm-2taw XRON Bedsteads and Cribs--single and double folding JL very convenient and proof against vermin, for sale oy . - ' WlLlvlXSUX & ESLER, T7UNCY GOODSi-Th !? can be found at Oct 21' V r" ' encapest stocic ot tne season nEDRICK A RYAN'S y&. jsoutn t ourm street, near Walnut, Pluladclphia. , References Richard Xorris A Son, Locomotive build ers, Philadelphia p Wm. D. Lewis, Esq., President, of CatawLssa, Williamsport , and Eric Rail Road Comrianv. HooLk. Stationer v. MCS1C ASD IJtD MCSICAL LKSTRCliCSTS, AfcTIStS llATtWAW. Fall Stock. 185-1. at S W. WnrT.rt'. Our Slock not: opening i, lyyai tht larfttre haixittkaj. School BoossWe have given particular atULLcri to, and while we have greatly iamased our fomer lutpliea of old and popular books in this department, haviilso. the kew works of the principal pubhshbg houses. Stasdarp, Theological, Law, Midxcal, IlmoRicit, BiOGRArmcAt, axd MiscELLASiors Boors. Cheap pub lications in the greatest variety.- We shall reciTft- c publication regularly twice a week from this time forth which will embrace, besides the publications of the New York, Philadelphia, and Boston house, those of Cincin nati, Auburn, bt. Louis, Ac. Statioxert. Blank books cf every description, frcm the handsomest full bound Russia Demjr Lcdgeia, Jour nals, A.-, to Tass books at 1 2c a dozen ; Folio, Flat cap ruled and unruled. Legal cap, DH1; Letter Bath, Xote, Tissue, Perforated, Blotting, Colored, Tinted, Variegated, Gih, Confectioners, Oil, and Wrapping paper In the grea test variety. The principal brands of Letter, Cap and Note papers we purchased by the ease, and can sell as low as the New York Jobbers we ask but a trial to con vince our merchants of this. Room is wanting to par ticularize our assortment of minor articles in this depart ment. We can " only say we have endeavored to and think we have succeeded in getting every thing necessa ry for completely furaishiog a Counting house. Music, Musical Instruments, and Artist' Materials, we have a first rate assortment of will notice farther in a future advertisement 8. W. WHITAKER.- 1 Sept 25. South-side Market-at, .- - Nearly opposite Carolina IIoteL , NEW AGIMCULTUIIAL VVOIiK. A GRICULTURE, its essentials and non-essentials, in MJL. eluding an examination of GUANO, and other ma nmes; by U. N. Frayatt of NfW'Jem.Thk' work besides the general information it contains, will be found to be a valuable guide to the Farmer, Planter and Agri culturist, in pointing out the essentials and non-essential to be furnished to their lands. The 8cretion of such fer tilizers as the soil wants, and the avoiding of such as it does not want, is pointed out in plain terms, and will eu- . sure a saving of time nd money to, all who follow its id- 1 vice. At the South, where exhausted lands require something to restore fertility, which as yet docs not ap pear to have been found, this treatise will be of the first importance : indeed the tiller of the soil in every section, cannot but be benefitted by a perusnl, as it lifts the reil of uncertainty, which has hitherto enveloped the ?cenco of Agriculture. Price, in Paper 25 cents. All orders to be addressed to , T. L. MAGAGNOS, Publiahtr.V f- ' 16 Beckman Street, X. York, l or sale by all Booksellers. Notice. A W'WpATIQX wiU be made by the ConimissioneiA XA of the town of Wilmington to the G blyf of the State of North Carolina during their'next sea siqn for the passage of a law by which the laws in ref. erence. to tne government of the town of Wilming ton, with such alterations, amendments and additions thereto as may be deemed advisable, shall bo codified and digested for the genet al use of the citizens of the town. O. CI P K WQT VV M t Vilmmgton, Oct 1G, 1854. ' 190-U; : IIYOlLlrtA. TO THE DOOR BROUGHT HOME of rhr. hit.ttav A W0NDJRF.UL Disc overt hasiecently Wen made' x.Jk. Dy Dr. Curtis, of this city, in the tres sumption, Asthma and al diseases of tho Lui ca We re ft r Z 1 o n Vur lunaunS"3gvan Vcpcr aud Cherry Syrup." iU, th.s new method Dr. Chas re stored many afflicted ones to perfect health ; as an evi dence of.whi.cn he has innumerable rertjf-t. c-i i?gfh?-Jrcatment' a PhJicIan remaiks:! Jt is evident that inhaling-constantly breathing an agreeable, healing . vanor. the medicinal nrnrvart; s,T. t j. , , r-r' uiuri wmc m oirecx con tact withthe whole of the aiial cavity of tho lungV and hus escape the manyand varied changes produced ntn them when mtroduced into the stomach, and .ubjecW to the process of digesUon. The Hygeana is for sale tt all the druggists' throughout the country. t x. 1 NX0 Yrk brtcAman ofJan. U. The Inhaler is worn on the breast under the linen with out the least inconvenience the heat of the tody beicg sufficient to evaporate the fluid. 6 Hundrede.of cases of cures like the following might b named. One Package of Hygeana has cured me of the Asthma of six years standing. cJti? Hygeana f 10 r r , e Margaret Easton, Brooklyn, k. Y. . Mrs. Paul of No. 5 Hammond St, X. Y., was cured of a severe case of Bronchitis by the Hygeana. My sister has been cured of a distressing cough of sev eral years standing, and decided to be incurable by her Physicians. She was cured in one month by the Dygeana. v . J'H: Gwhrt, P. ST., RichmcnCMe. Price three Dollars a Package Sold by Ccrtis A Perkins A Born A Paul No. 1 49 Chambers street, N. JvjT !nt free y Pess to any part of the L iuted States for $10. ' ' N. B. Dr. Curtis' Hygeana is the original and only genuine article ; all others are base imitation or vile and injurious counterfeits. Shun them as you would zn, ib54. 197. Cmoc -EW FALL DRY GOODS. S. D. Alh has just Xi received; Rich, all wool Plaid Cashmeres ; Rich D Lames ; AVoplen long and square Shawls Red and white flannels; Blankets; Ginghams; Prints, warranted feat colore, for sale by 8. D. ALLEN. I INEN CAMBRIC HAN'DKERCHIEFS. The cheap est in town, at SCOTT A R A LTl WT Vfl FRESn ARRIVALS-SCOTT A BALDWIN have just opened a new sunnlv of Cloths riutm Vestings. AB garments made in best etvle, and warrant edtofit .M , 'rw i-mi 90 PIECES Cloths best French make, just opened at Oct 21194 SCOTT A BALD WiV'H 'f EXTLEMEXS Merino Shirts and Drawers, for tale VJ by ,(Sept SO.) , S. D. ALLEN." BY EXPRESS.Xcw Spring Style of. CoHara, Inside Cape, Under Sleeves. Ac from cheap to eleent super. Worked Collars and Slcevei; Solid Blue, Pink, Buff, Tan and Brown Challye ; super. Black ChaHy e, juupiu a iuvjlv. , x or saie cneap. . .. March 4V JIEDRICK A RYAN.; BLASTIXG PO WDER.100 kegs, beat quality, just received and for sale low, on manufacturer's account by DeROSSET t A BROWN. July 14, 1853.; . P. S. Any quantity of the above, or other description of Duponi's Powder, can be furnished in thia place, at snort nouce, ana on tne most lavorawe tenaa. Apply as above. y - ; . --, rITRATE MAGNESIA. 60 dozen Citrate Magnesia, . Ky just received from Philadelphia, and for tale by 1 C. A D. DcPRE, . July l. . WTa!mU DrnggiaU. VarlrAt-t LOTnS, Cassimeres arid Vestings, two hundred at? lea J from which, you inay select; and leave your orders at Oct 5. - . SCOTT A BALDWIN'S. TJ!IlIy7Too bales prime Hav. - FoTsale by jjL. Sept 231 PETTEWAY A PRITCnETT. T. IFE IX SWEDEN Nina. By. Frederika Bremer illf Received and for sale by :, - . J. T. MUX 03. vcti ' - - ' - : .-lei