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WILMINGTON, N.C., THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 3, 1861.
WHOLE Np;T2lo:C
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1TERMS:
Daily IHcr,S.OOj Weekly, 52.00,
IN ADVANCER.
The Pa.- always stopped, on'esa a remittance
is made to c-Jptinu.'l it. ' Tinu-lv nticc ta pven,-so
that iavim-nf can 1m- made fn-fire the expiration o
a" swcr ipt i n.
Jlt.ocv mar mailed at j'ur risk, when the let
ter M rejidtemt.
A. M- W.VPDELL, it or and Protor.
"WILMINGTON.
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Thursday Evening, January 3, 18C1.
The Herald Job Office ;
U nfw t uiiiletdy j fittnl tip ,with the finest as-
ortiurnt of Joe Tste to Ik? Tound in the gtatc.
Krery fpt-afs of) Job work can now be speed-
tyi : nht li:inft?onu-y- printed at this oSicc from
: ihuk tiowj 10 visiung cam. iianuuius,
rinu! ir.'j Mnks, 4c, &c,;jneatl and promptly
j rinUtl at slirt ntkice, and on reasonable terms.
Fj'-ki1 Jtrntion will' be pi r en to tins Job
itt juituit nt JjreartjTantl we feel assured that
all work cntrusUino our Job hrnd, who 13 ex
IK rienrol in ihc businesa.' will be executed sat
icfiu lorily ia-every resiect. Give him a trial at
ny rate, an if it mnot done well, "no complaint
will le ni:Jetf a witjKlrawal of iatroaigc.
' I 'v Aim nftfvAno
The I'ah.v lit halo is presented to its readers
011 thi?, theijrst dsy of the new year, in an en-lin-l,)
new Jr??, the general lit of which will, it
h hopeil. l?vc more attractive Uian its former
costume liF the place of six wmc columns 01
c of
large tvjK" t the page, ii now conUins seven,
s-omewhat .narrower columns or typt a size
smaller. TliU change of! the entire apiearaicc
of the papernla3 been nu'de at considerable ex-jH-nse
to the proprietor It has been made, loo,
at a time wbn new investments in any business
are cony tiered imprudent.' It' has been made,
how ever, ih-f iew of the fact that enterprize and
ener'v, arc the chief elements of success in the
management' a newspaper, and with the hope
ou Uie partjbf thd proprietor, that -the public
will .appreciate hia efforts, and liberally assist
him to realise hi3cxpection3. The Hebald,
although iti'circuliition has steadily increased
since it caminto our hands, has never received
the support J iv Licit it'is Entitled. The want of
this supportJUKTetore, has kept it somewhat in
the background, Imt wdf have determined to
make it inerrt a liberal supiort hereafter, wheth
exit receive-it, or not. s.The office is now fur
nished, we lievejin eyej-y respect, better than
any other in North Carolina, and we have very
good authority for
printed on cyie of I
so believing. The paper is
oe's Cylinder Pressesf which
'13 run by stdhm-r-nll the tyie in the officrfij new,
and of the b ;st kind we have a competent fore-
rum 01 me u t s 1 &iuu wu
roan, ' imputed expressly
a reiHjrtor, whose eclusir
. i ' J L i
for this market,'' and
re business is to give
the markt a;d shipiicws.'. Our exchangc.liist is
a very larget)ne, embracing papers from all parts
of the county, ftnd hereafter, our telegraph and
news colunri trill e morp full than heretofore.
There can Re nothing wanting to make the
paper a got one, except f want of qualification
. in the editojf, and of that the public must judge,
as they have donc.j We do not intend eitlier to
assume an independence' we do not feel, or to
make any further appeal to our friends forup
lort than is proper, . but we do think that our
efforts to, publish n good J paper (ithefaceof
many difficulties,) jentiOe 'Us to the considera
tion of our jolitieai friends, at least. It is very
poor consolation td an cdtlor tolc told that you
approve ofeliis coarse, like his editorials, &c,
&c, but wflhold ybur material aid, or give it to
those whof cour$e you t do not approve. A
newsiaper icannotf xist jan empty praise, how
ever gratifying it may be to the editor. We arc
perfectly filing to stand or fall, according
to our merK or want of merit, and expect to do
'so; but wif canndt approgiato that kind of aid
which acknowledges the merit, and stops at that.
7c, thercfe, resbectfully ask our friends, and
the fricndXof the f Herald, to bestow upoirus
their busins3 patronage, pnly according to their
estimate of lhe extent to which we deserve it.
.J.
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y- ? Immigration.
The tab j is of immigration which we publish
in anothc column, convey interesting inforina--tion.
It rtpears that ' nearly one-halA-ninc-twenticthivof
put immigrants are from Ireland,
and a litt morcj than seven-twentieths from
Germany. 1 England furnishes one-tenth, whilo
iScotland, France, and, Switzerland afford alto
gether, nearly one-twentieth. The remaining
twentieth fe divided among twenty-one different
nations, jrhe amount of specie brought by
" these imnvrants we are surprised to find nearly
$3,000,00 an average of about $7G per man.
We peniTe, however, that the table, in thi3
respect, i3: Entrust worthy,! because the same ave
rage sum f credited to the emigrants of every
nation. Sfcich, a toincidence is extremely im
probable. .Th Jmprovidcnt Irish certainly do
not bring 3 mhcli money as the prudent, fore
handed S-rcdes, Swiss, Germana and Scotch.
.With the single exception of last year, the
present ha) brought less foreigners to our shores
than- any Jor the past ten. In 1854, 319,223
were recc--ed 4nore than three times as many
a3 in l$cM Tho State of ?New York, because of
the fondiSsJ of tfie Irish for the city, takes more
than four-tenths of the Iwhole, lYnnsylvania
and 'cw : Jersey take 1 4,1000, -Dr nearly thrcc
twentietlis, prolbly mostly. Germans and
Welsh. We regret to sec that all the western
, agricultural Statcfe, including California, Kan
sas, XebrAka an N'w Mexico, take only three
tenths, livery: industrious emigrant who goes
to the agrlfcultural districts, whether he has mo
ney or nol may become; an acquisition to the
country. Yl?ut the greater number of those who
- tarry in the city become, ! directly or indirectly,
a burden,1 They swell the ranks of mendicancy
and vastl $ increase the expense of our munici
pal government. Even the most industrious
often need; charity, and jit is- well known that
more thap-half the cost of our police department
Is caused y foreigners. jThe necessary demor
alization? the community -is very great, but
not so easily calculated. J .1
Uut whfle permanent immigrants have thus
given U3 hcmsclves and aheir small medium of
cash, weft that at least 49,000 American citi
zens havcrcturned during the year, to this port
alone, from traveling id Europe, where thef
could not Jiave expended less than $16,000,000,
and prolmbly rauch more. This money at
least $3,000,000 in excess of, the receipts from
immigrants has leen expended without mate
rial quiiro quo, and i3 a significant indication
of Ameriyin prosjicrity.-pJVl Y.' World.
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: - from the Philadelphia Press. r
On Thursday levening last, the rcsidenc of
cur esteemed ieUow-catizen, Charles iiacatcsier,
Esq., 101p Spruce street,' was the scene of a bril
liant co avocation of brave and fair women.
They weife assembled in honor of the marriage
of AlfrcxJ'C. Deigmanns,, secretary of the Belgian
legation at Washington, to Hiss Lily L. llacal-
e3tcr, only daughter of Charles Macal ester of
tins city, jand vice regent or the Mount Vernon
-Association for Pennsylvania. Although it is
" ujt our babit to fpeafc of matters which are con-
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sidered sacred, to , the public, the occasion, and
the parties increased have been the source of so
much comment that we rIiaH
careful, and we trust, a courteous description of
the affair. The father of the bride sustains so
uigu a character In our community, and i3 al-
nsw ioj promote good works, public
and private, that . we are sure th Toy- felt bv
ill i qenuson bo interesungan even
will be shared by-our citizens generally. - .
. .. ,Wi nog ttceomjwniea ty a num
ber of the attaches of the foreign legation at
Washington, and! by consular representatives in
other cities. Thj bride was magnificently dress
ed m white moire with Ilrussols veil and orange
voWU. ire i riuesmaias wore wnite tullt,
trimmed .with brbws of
wreaths and corsdges of violets, with short tulle
veils fastened gracefully Tinder the plait of the
win uie jiouqucis generally corrcsitondin" in
color with the dresses. -
The assemblage of ladies and rrpntlenn in
cluding most of our local dignitaries, judges of
iuc wura, icswers 01. society, , clenrynicn, to
gether with, their families, were attired m ex
quisite taste especially the latlic-s; nutnlred
over two hundred; and the-arrangements for
their reception wxre nived and conducted in
the best manner.
, The marriage 'ceremony commenced with the
rcMiwi-r 01 iuc eivit contract, in trench, bv sir.
Blondeol, the IVlguin minister at Washington,
according to the laws of his countrv. which was
signed by the brideand groom, and witnessed
"J uyju uoouiii, ute oinmiMi Illllllijier Jll
Washington, and Baron Grabow. the Prussian
ECcretuy of legation, on the part of the orrooni.
and bv Cliarles Miicalestcr,' jr., and J. W. Wal
1 tee, Esq., on the part of the bride.
Aliss Macalester, who looked rxtremely well,
U well known In Philadelphia for" her numerous
charities, for her intelligence, and more particu
larly tor her energetic and unceasing endeavors,
in connection with Miss Pamela Cunningham,
to dedicate the home and crave of Washington
to tho people of the United States.
After the reading of the civil contract in
French by the Belgian minister, the Rev. Mr.
Shields, of this city, ierformed the marriage
service according to the Presbyterian fornt of
our country, and the happy twain subsequently
witnessea in writing oy nu tne mcmocrs 01 tnc
family and the'-' relatives and friends present,"
amongst whom were many- of- our most distin
guished citizens, including Rev. Dr.' Ducaehet,
Rev. Mr. Wilmer, Justice Woodward, Justice
Sharswoodv Justice James Thompson, and Jus
tice John Uadwainder.
The ladies and gentlemen who acted as brides
maids and groomsmen were : (-
Miss Ilarriet Lane, j - - Senor Don Tassara,
Miss Hopkins, - ;- - Baron Grabow.
Miss Kissam, - - - - Consul Kortxisrht.
Miss Kane, - - - . - - Senor Don 'Villa 1 1 a.
Miss Lewis, - - - - Dr. Pencoast. : t
Miss Paul, - - Count Resac.. ;
Miss Warts, - 1 - - - Richard Corbin, Esq.
lhe supper took place at 10 o clock, in the
picture gallery of Mr. Macalester. It is impos
sible to describe the elegance, taste, and splendor
of the enter tainmcnt. The bride-cake and ices
were set out in the dining room, and the' large
company were regaled during the evening witn
the exquisite music. 1 hey separated at an early
nour wisninj; health, happiness, and long luc
to the newly-wedded pair. :
From the National Inteligenccr.
Appropriate II3 mn for Past Day.
A friend has suircrested the neVfofmanrfi In our
churches on Friday next, the National Fast Day,
of the subjoined solemn and impressive piece. It
is somewhat in the style of the popular hymn
"America," and may be found in tho collection
entitled "New Carmina Sacra," and can be per
formed by any ehQir without practice.
"God bless our native land,
Firm may she ever stand
Thro' storm and night !
When the wild tempests rave, ;
Ruler of wind and, arave,
Do thou Our Country save
By thy great might.
"For her our prayer shall rise ;
To God, above the skies,
On IJ5m We wait 1 . ...
Thou who hast heard each sigh
Watclijing each weeping eye,
Be Thou forever nigh;
God save the State 1
" j "
"Bless Thou bur native land,
Firm may she ever stand
Thro' jstorra - and night !
When the wild tern pests rave,
Ruler of Wind and wave,
Do thou our Country save
By thy great might !"' .
Who shall that so sokTnn an invocation, rising
simultaneously f from thousands of harmonious
tongues and hearts, will not be productive of
good? ! I-
- GREAT 'ATTRACTION
AT THE OLD STAND, No. 9 Market street.
Now opening, the largest and finest stock of
Crockery, China and Glass Ware ever yet offered
to the citizens of Wilmington. ;
1 1 -; n -r Hrnri1 vnrs pxoerien'Ce in this business.
justifies me in saying that I can offer inducements
which cannot ic nan eisewnere. e .etii nm
stantly on handj the best of Cut and White Flint
Glass, fine White and Silver and China Ware,
Terra Cotters, Lava and Parian Ware, with the
best of Plated Ware, Table Cutlery, and every
thing used in thej House Furnishing line.
To wholesale customers, I take pleasure in say
ing that I can dci better by them this season, than
heretofore. !
Call and examine our well selected stock. Jook
before you buy. I - H. R. l'EURIN.
Wilmington, Oct 1, 1SG0. tf .
T
f. A 11 A St.
A
FULL assortment of Cabas Port Monnaies,
J Reticules,
Lad
ies' Traveling Bags, Purses.
vAUNWElLER & BRO'S. '
etc.
oct 30
K
OIJ) SACHEM BITTERS AND WIG
WAM TONIC.
THESE delicious and far-famed Bitters are re
commended ) bv tho first physicians of the
country, oiv account of their Purity and Medicinal
Virtue, , A, ' ' .
They arff pleagint as nectar to the taste, and are
proBOunced the best Tonic and Stimulant ever of
fered to the public , : .
Their curative! powers, in cases of General Oc
bility, Loss of AppeUte, Constipation etc., are
unparalleled, and as a guarantee that wp feel war
ranted in claiming what we do, we befg leave to
state that our assertions are endorsed by
Prof. Sillimanj of Yale College,
, Prot Hayes, of Massachusetts, '
and hundreds of others.' ' .
For sale by Grocers, Wine jucrcnants ana lrug-
giats, generally, t .
T
O HOUSEKEEPERS.
Patent Knife Cleaners,
Table andDoors Mats,
To be had at the original Crockerv Stre
dec 17 tV 1L ll. PLRR1N.
J" UST RECEIVED. Per Schr. A. J. DcRosset,
Pork, r Bagging,
Cheese, t ; Itopo. .
t gutter, Naih,
1 Crackers, Starch,
ZrF ? ZEXO II. GREENE.
; . .;- jtr
ILT IB AND and Decorated Tea jsetw, ucw
IT dedly the hlndsomcst in the State.
iec2G . ' i y IL lw lEUUiJ.
FOR THIS WEEK.
HARPER'S WEEKLY, containing New car
pictures, Portraits of the Georgia Legisla-
FrSik LeSi. IUustrated News, containing an
illustraUon of thj burning of Fct Moultrie, spiking
the guns, Ac., ;
New ork Mercury, ; i :
' .'- Dispatch, ! A
National Police Gazette, ti - v - 1 -
Literary Companion, ! .
Phunnr Phellow, for February, .'"-
Chess ifontblyj ; .
London Weekly Time. ' ' , .:
"Latest New York, JPhildelphia, BalUmore,
Charleston and Petersburg papers, at
WJIlTAKElt S New Book Store, - :
Mjrket it., bet Jas. DarTson'a and WililnsonV.
dec 31 '
Special ISToticcs.
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
.17- THE UXDERSIONEI), iiaving been duly
qualified as the Adininistrltor of the Estate of the
late Andrew Maclean, at the December Term, A.
D., 18C0, of the Court of I'leaa and Quarter Ses
sions, of the county of Xew Hanover, hereby noti
fies all persons having accounts or demands of any
kind against paid Estate, o present the !eamc to"
the undersigned 6r payment w ithin the time pres
cribed by law ; and all per ions indebted to said Es
tate, are requested to make payment to the under
signed, without delay. J01IX DAWSOX.
Wilmington, Dec. 15, ISCO-Cw. ;
MRS. WIISIX)W,
tl. An experienced nurse1 and female physi
cian, has a Soothing Syrup for children teething,
which greatly facilitates tHe process of teething by
softening the gums, reducing all inflamation w ill
allay all pain, and U surejto regulate thi bowels.
Dejentt irfon it, mothers, ii will give rest to your
selves, and relief and health to your infants. Per-
ectly safe in all ca.-es. See advert i.ement in anoth
er column. " I Jib 2.V1 v
WALKER MEARES,
. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -DRUG
GIST and Apothecary, and Dealer in Sth-ci .Medi
cine English, French nail German (Jhemica's,
Swedush Leeches,; &c, alrki,
PAlXTSi OILS,
Window Glass, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, &c.,
Ac.
ang M, 18C0
fe.W. A.. BATCH ELOR'S IIA1RDVE!
T hu splendid Ifair Dychas Jno equal instantaneous
in effect beautiful Black or natural Brown no
staining the skin or injuring the Hair remedies
the absurd and ill efl'eet of Bad Dyes; and invigo
rates the Hair for life. None arc genuine unlcs
signed " W. A. B'atchcloi" Sold everyw here.
CIIAS. BATCIIELOR, Proprietor
sept 29-ly ' 81 Barclay street, X. V.
LANDRETIIS SEED.
JUST RECE1VFD, a full supply of Land-
reth's New Crop GARDEN SEED, Beans, Peas,
Asparagus, Beets, Blue Grass, Red and White Clo
ver, and a general assortcment of small seed. For
sale by WALKER MEARES, 45 Market st.
nov 23 ; . ! !
"W- H. T iTPPITT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist and Chemist,
N. B. Corner Front and 3farJ;ct. St.,
Wilminqt'on, N. C.
na.' ALWAYS ON HAND, a full and fresh as
sortment of DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS AND
GLASS, PERFUMER Yt AND FANC Y ARTI
CLES. ' .. I
Prescriptions accurately compounded. Medicine
can be obtained at any hour of the night. The
night bell is at the second door (on front street,)
from the corner.
n anl ,ftcr this day, . all prescriptions
will be Cash. ' oct 30 .
HAIR DYE HAIR DYE.
WM. A. BATCIILOR'S HAIR RYE.
The Original and1 best in the St'orld.
All others are mere imitation, and should be
avoided if you wish to escape ridicule. y
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY; HAIR, dyed instant
ly, to be beautiful and Natural Brown or Black,
without injury to Hair or Skin.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded
Wni. A. Batchelar, since 183P, and over S0,000 ap
plications have been made to the Hair of. his pa
trons, of his famous Dye. j '
Wm. A. Batchclor's nair Dye produces a color
not to be distinguished from nature, and is warran
ted not to injure in the least, however long it may
be continued, and the ill effects of jbad Dyes reme
died ; tho nair iuvigoratp3 for Lite by this splen
did l)ye.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. 1,
jjThe Genuine has the name and address, up
on a steel plate engraving, ion four sides of each
box, of William A. Batchelor.
CHARLES BATCHELOR, Proprietor, ;
sept 29-ly ' - 81 Barclay Street, N. Y.
Pimples Banished ! .
Faces Made Clear !
How?
By one week's use of the Magnolia Balm. A
perfectly harmless, but elegant and effectual pre
paration. ', -'v : ' ' 1
Price 50 cents per bolllc. : Sold everywhere.
See adrertisemcnt. j
W. E. 1IAOAN & CO., Piopiictors,
apl 19-lydAw" ' ; Troy, New York. !
GRAWd VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.
Some four months since our excellent townsman,
Nathtali Ezekiel, inftrmed us that he had prepar
ed a hair restorer, with which ho was experiment
ing upon his own head, whose top w?s entirely
bald. We saw him two day3 since, and on the
place so bald four months since, a fine crop ofiiair
has sovung up with a vigorous growth. So con
vinced is Air. Ezekiel of the efficacy of I03 discove
ry, that he has named it "THE INFALLIBLE
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER." Mr. E. is about
"oing into an extensive manufacture of an article
which is destined to prove of anxious interest to
our bald pated friends. R ichmnml Enquirer, Dec.
12, 1850. .
This famous article can now bo had of the princi
pal Druggists. ThOiC persons who desire a fine
head of hairhave only to use the restorer accord
ing to printed directions on the bottle., Those
who have any doubts of its efficacy can have them
removed in a short lime, by using the Virginia
Hair Restorer Infallible, proving that it is all it is
claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders, G!) Main st
R. EZEKIEL.
, Ricnao.vD, Nor. 14, 1859. 1
i. N. Ezekiel, take oath on the Holy Bible, that
1 have b.Teh bald for the past 12 years and have
restored my hair by usJng Ezekicl's Virgiria
Hair Restorer, t j Nathtali Ezekiel. J
This day sworn to before me;, by Naphtali Eze
jjjgj; ' Joe.! Mayo,
I . Mayor of Richmond.
iWJlI. LlPPlTT,Solo Ag't,
jan 14 ! '' Wilmington, N. C.
GLUEGLUE.
CARD. We beg leave to inform the trado, that
wchave appointed WM. C. ; HOWARD, Esq., Na
val Store Broker of Wilmington, N. C, Sole Ag't
for our Glue. 1 . 1 "
Boston, apl 3, 1SG0. GEO. B. ROGERS & CO.
V
THE UNDERSIGNED, having been appointed
by GEO. Ul ROGERS & CO, of Boston ole agent
for the sale of their Glues in this market, respect
fully solicits ordcrs'froni the trade Their glazed
Glue is warranted equal to, if not superior, to any
manufactured ia the United States; and s warran
ted to give satisfaction or the monay will be re
funded.0 A" well selected stock of low grades from
other parties kept constantly on hand ; samples of
which can be seen at my oflicxC -
apl 9-ly. " T W. a HOWARD, Broker.
EDAR FALLS GRAIN BAGS. 3,000 just re-
j ccived, for sale Dy
dec 5 :U -
WORTH & DANIEL.
CHEESE.
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vnr TCTT pt VP. APPLE AND STATE,-at
deoll
: .HAY. -
1 BALES ew York,
in store. For
dec 20 JAMES WILLAA? BD.
:i
DIRECT OB Y .
I STATE GOVERNMENT.
Govei nor Jno. V Ellis, of Rowan.
' IVivateSecretary--Graham Da re, of Craven.
Treasurer D. Wj Courts, of Wake.
Secy of State-Rufaa II. Page, of Wake.
Comptroller C. IL iBroffden, of Wayne.
Attorney General W. A. Jenkins, of Warren.
Sneaker of Senate II. T. Clark, of Elgecombe,
" House of Commons W. T. Dortch,
of Wayne. I
State Librarian O. H. Icrryof Wake.
Public IVinter Jnq Spelman, f " -
COrNCILIXIES OP STATE.
1 i
C"ounVil Wootcn, of Lenoir: John W. Cunning
ham, of Person ; Y. A. Fnriru.-vin, of Bertie; .; J.
F. ("rat es, of Surry : David Murphy, of Cumlr-
i.imi ; ,t. jiiuii. ii i oriu.tiiipiim, uuu if .
Ilillard, of Buaeomoe. i i ' !
FEDEC.r.
AXD STATE COURTS.
I'ho Cnitetl States Circuit Court, for the District
of North Carolina, L- hel i-annually at Raleigh,
nii-annually at Raleigh,
.and last Monday in Nrt-
tn the j 1st .Momlajrin' Jnw.
vember.
Judiorf Hon. .1. M. Wayne, of Georgia; Hon.
Asa 1 ;!!;', of Martin, District Judge salary
sooo.;' h ' A. i
Robc-vt-J'. Dick, District Attorney ; ; Wesley
Jones, 'Marshal. I I; i ' I
The! United States District Comb are held: at'
r.(lenton. 3d Monday in AitiI and October, . I. M.
Jones, Clerk ; Xewbein, 4th Monday in April and
October, Benjamin Brown, Clerk ; Wilmington,
m Monday alter the 4th Monday in Apr'" and Oc-
i THE SLTUEME COURT.
The Supreme Court of X'orth Carolina is held at
Ualei;i semi-annually, on the second Monday in
June, and the 2d Monday in December. : It is also
held once a year at Morganton, Burke county, on
the first Monday in August, J. R. Dodge, Clerk.-J-Theoflicels
areas follows: Chief Justiee, Rich
mond ! M. Pearson, ,of Yadkin 9 Justices, M. E.
Manly of Craven, and William II. Battle, of Or
ange, salary each, 2,500 per annum-. William
A. Jenkins, of Warrenton, Attorney-General;
Hamilton C. Jones, of Rowan, Repprter ; Edmund
B Freeman, of Wake, Clerk ; Oliver H. Perry, of
Wake, Deputy Clerk ; James Latchtord, of WaKe
Marsual.
. ' scrsBioa ocrts. .' i
Thd Superior Courts are held in seven Circuits,
by the following officers : Judges, R. R. Ileathi of
Chowan ; Geo. Howard, of Wilson ; Jas. W. Osj-
born, of Mecklenburg, Roberts, trench, of Uobe4
son, John M. Dick, of Guilford ; John L. Bailey; of
Urane, and Komulus M. baundors, ot n atce.
licitors Elias C. Hines, of Edenton, (tides the
First! Circuit; William J. Houston, of DunlinL
rides .he Second Circuit ; William A. Jenkins, the
Attorney-General, rides the Third Circuit ; Thosj.
Ruflin, of Orange, rides the Fourth Circuit ; Robt
Strange, of New'' Hanover, rides the Fifth Circuit
David Coleman of Buncombe, rides the Seventh
Circuit. . . ' j .,- r . '!
PUBLIC W0EKS IN NORTH CAROLINA. j
The Branch Mint of the United St-ites is located
at Charlotte, in Mecklenburg county-in this State!.
This pstablishment was authorised by Act of Con
gress, passed 3d March, 1S35. The otlieers are ab
follows: Green W. Caldwell, Superintendent and
Acting Treasurer; John n. Gibbens Assayer,
Meiter and Refiner ; John R. Bolton, Chief Coiner j
Wm. F. S. Strange, Clerk. - , i i
The University of North Carolina, situated, at
Chapel Hill, in the County of Orange twenty-eight
miles W. N. W. u om Raleigh. , : i j i- . !
Thoi XTorlh Carolina Institution for the education
of the Deaf and Dumb, and of the Blind, is located
at Raleigh, W. J. Palmer, Principal. !
Fortifications. Fort Macon, Beaufort Harbor,
Carteret county ; Fort Caswell, Smithville, Bruns
wick; county. . , j . .i -.j ;i i
United States Arsenal. Located at Fayettc
yi'le. ! I .
lnsane' Asj-lum of North .CaroUna, situated in
the vicinity of Raleigh, will contain 250 patients.;
125 patients now in it Dr. E. C. Fisher, Supevin
tendent; Dr. F. T. Fuller, Assistant Physician ;
Mr. R. K. Ferrell, Stbward; .Mrs. Hill, Matron.
Dr. Charles E. Johnston, Kemp P. Battle, W. W.
Holden, Edward Cantwell, A. M. Lewis; Dr. W. J.
Blow, John A. Taylor, and Dr.: Columbus Mills,
Directors. Dr. Charles E. Johnston, President of
the IJoard ; William j E. Anderson, Treasurer.
Messrg. Holden, Johnston, and Battle,!; Executive
Committee.
All indigent insane persons entitled to be received,
and treated, and taken care of at the public charge.'
Paying patients1 are also received iVoin this and
other States. . For proper form to be- observed in
sending indigent insane to, Asylum, see Revised
Code, chapter on Asylums, i
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; TOWN GOVERNMENT.
'" '" 1 '
! COMMISSIONERS OF WILMINOJON.
Mayor John Dawson.
SI) Wallace, O G Parslev, Samuel R Bunting,
W A Wright, T C Miller and Alfred Martin.; .
. 1 - 1 : i
. !. ... FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer James Mitchell. "
AssistantTChief Engineer W T J Vann.
Cluef Fire Warded B W Beery.
Assistant Fire Warden W T J Vann.
(Fire Wardens George Myers, .B W Beery, C D
Ellis, W T J Vann, Edward Kidder. .
E Kidder and C D Ellis, to superintend blowing
up buildings.' -- ' !' i!
Ijamp Lighter Dempscy Martin. 1 I. , ti
. HOWARD RELIEF FIRE COMPAUV. J;
( (Re-organized June C, 1859. ) ;
Foreman Walter Furlong." ' ' j
lfet Assistant John.Shcppard. . ?
2d Assistant-W'llftito Dowlirig.-- . i
Secretary E P Wade.
Treasurer Daniel Disbrow. !
I HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY NO. I.
rForeman John Wright. .
1st Assistant J Kizer.
Secretary and Treasurer J. F. Bishop. .
..).-', COMMISSIONERS OF NAVIGATION. . j
(Office 18 Water street.)
'George Ilarriss, T C Worth, .W 0 Fergus; Jfos
H Flanncr, Wm 31 Harris. in . ; ,
j SCHOOLS. : -:
HOARD OF SCPERINTEXDENTS OF COMMON SCHOOLS,
Chabrman-r-S D Wallace. '" '.' i
Wm S Ijarkins, James McDufiie, James Kerr,
David Mclntyre, Robert II Tate, SaniHol Player,
anp Joseph 5l Foy. ' j
j . WILMINGTON" INSTITUTE. .
L Meginney, Principal. i
i
WILMIS0T05 MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY.
W Jcwitt, Principal.
OAKDALK CEMETERY COMPANY.
President rDonald McRae. . :
Directors Wm A Wright, G R French, Ed
ward Kidder, Jno A Taylor, Owen L Fillyaw, S D
Wallace. . .'
Secretary and Treasurer Asa A Brown. Office
n xt door to Bank Wilmington. : 1
COCSTY OFFICERS, COURTS, AC. ' t
iShcriff W T J Vann.. i
;Clerk County Court Samuel R Bunting. !
Clerk Superior Court James A Wright.
Judge U S District Court Asa Bigtrs.
Marshal U S District N C-Wesley j onesi
Deputy Marshal U S District Wilmington Jno
J Conoley. . !
Clerk U S District Court John L Cantwell. -'Clerk
and Master Equity DtiBrutz C&tlar. ; ,
Chairman County Court James T Miller.
Register of Deeds, Ac Jere Nichols. .1 ;.
tSpecial Magistrate of Town John J Conolev
Constables Lewis M Williams, Jno Utlay, Wil
liam II Riddle, A Wilder, James 1 Stringheld, J
J. Moore.
1: .
INSPECTORS.
Wood Inspectors Joseph Smith, Wm Holden.
Provision Inspectors David E Bunt ing ( Hiram
R, Nixon. . ! -.''! i ., :
Naval Store Inspectors Alfred Alderman, Jas
M Stevenson, James O Bowden, John S, James,
George Alderman, John C ; Bowden, Thomas W
PiayerrJohn ' M . Hendersqp, B Southcrland, Wil
liam J Price, Robert C Johnson, Nathan F J3or
deavx. i.- . i t !':
Timber and Lumber Inspectors James Alder
man, L H Bowden, ! James S Meivin, Henry W,
Groves, J W Munroe, N Clark, Robert Maxwell,
E Turlington. , : . ' I
WILMINUTON GAS LIOnT COMPANY".
(Office in Sayings Bank Building,);
Prosident--Col John McRae.
Secretary and Treasurer Wm Hyde. : : :
. Superinteaderit Oliver Mcllhenny. 1
1 1 SECRET SOCIETIES.
i i s ST. JOHN'S LOOOR NO. l-MAS0NtC
Meets, the last Tuesday Evening in each montlrat
' ! ; t John's H ail.
OLFUlvW. MastrJ M Newhoff. 8 WJ '
Oliver Mcllhennr.-J Wi Jno L Cantwell, Trvas.
T M Gardner, Sec-yJ Henry Spalding, 8 I
A A Hartsfield J D. j JO Bowden, Tyler.
I . CONOORD CHAPTER SO. 1 MASOSIC
( Meets 1st Blondav evening in each month: at St
, r i 1 John's Hall.) j ! i
Most Ex RG Rankin, ft P. Com LC Turner. G M 3d
Ex T B Carr. Scribe. J Cora I Northrop. O M 2d
Com P W Fanrn-. 6aot V.
Host, i I Com W J Price. QU 1st
Com A Martin. P S. I - V .
M. Newhoff,. U
Com Jno A Taylor.Trea,
Capt. . . '
m.E Turlington, Tyler.
I; CMp fEAB LODGE NO.'2 O. O. F. j,
(MeeU Tuesday niiht,' at Odd Fellow's HalL)
Asa J Murray. N G.T W L Smith, Secretary.
James E KeaV G. T, II Howey, Treasurer.
CAMPBELL ENCAMPMENTNO- 1-1-1- O. O.
f Meets in tho Hall of Cane Fear Lodge, '1st and Sd
?Frtdayin each month. 1
J D Gardner; CP. ! Thoa M Gardner, !J W.
Rev A P Repiton, n P. R J Jones, Scribe. "
John J Conoley--S W. Thos H Ilowey, Treas.
iv-?- i t i j
CAPE FEAR MARINE TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.
( Meets at the Seamcti's Bethel, on Dock jStrectJ
every Monday evening,' immediately after the
close ot tne i rayer Meeting lor seamen. ;
Chas D Ellis. President: Geo W Williams, Vice
William M Poisson. Sec- President.
r rotary, r : Jas Meet, as i eci y,
I ( SEAMENS FRIEND SOCIETY.'
Charles D Ellis, Presi- B F Mitchell, Sec'y
dent; t ' Treasurer. '
C D Ellis, Gilbert Potter, Col John McRta, A J
DeRosser, O ,G Parsley, Executive Board
Geo W William's, keeper of the Seamens' Home,
cojf font. and Dock ptreets.
; t LA DIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,
1st Directress, Mr? Ken- "4th Directress, M
rs Hal-
nedy ; - j letti
2i Directress. Mrs liar- Secretar", Mrsj
Vajn-lilling-
riss. Is - i
Sickie.
3d Directress,
Mrs ! De-
Treasurer, Miss
ton.'
Rossett' ,
s
WILMINGTON JLISRARY ASSOCIATION.
(Organized June, 1855. )
Dr J II Dikson,President Donald ,;McRae,
Treas.
Geo Davis Vice PresTt Wm R Utlev. See'v
Piatt Cowan,' Treasurer. 1 J
Rev R li Diane. R II Cowan. E 1 Hall, li.
Wallace, John A Taylor, G J Mcltae, J G Wright,
Directors. : : ! .' j
i . i -. r
' MILITARY. :.
WILMINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY.
(Org. May 20th, 1853,)
Wm L DeRossct, Cabt. I C Winslow, Ensign.
R B McRae. 1st Lieut. A D Cazaux. Quarter
J C Mcllhenriy, 2d Lieut. Master.
II Savage, 3d
C D Myers, Orderly
'1 GERMAN VOLUNTEERS. .
( Organized jFebruary 22d, 1853. )
C Cornphlsen, Capt f n G Hashegan, 34 Lieut
11 Von Glahn, 1st L'.eut. W Deinstbatch-Ensign.
11 Vollers, 2d Lieut J Meier, Orderly
: j '. . BANKS.
! : " : BANe! OF CAPE FEAR.
II Wright, President. H R Savage, Cashier.
li uurr. Teller, s
J D Gardncv,As't Teller.
J McLaurin, B'k-keej)er- T O navdin, Dis,
Clerk.
r v JJiscounf Day, W ednesday.
i BANK OEjWILMtNGTON,,N.,C.
W L Smith, Tellers Wj'liam Larkins.Book
T M Gardner, Dis Clerk. keeper.
5 .Discount Day, Tuesday.
& 'BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA.
John Dawson, PresJ Wm RestOn, Cashier.
Wm Dr Smith, Teller. J H Wright, B'kkeeper.
i i l discount u&j, xuesuay.
- COMMERCIAU BANK OF WrILMINOTONJ
O G Parsley, Pres. I TimV Savage, Cashier.
Jno McRae, i Jr. Teller. . Asa K Walker,!, JJook-
J D Barry, Dis. Clerk, keeper.
Hi Discount Day, Monday.
: t ' i l - :
ii : - !
-V WILMINGTON SAVINGS BANK.
John A Taylor, President Wm Hyde, Cashier.
; ?j RAIL ROADS.
WLLMINHTON, CHARLOTTE A RUTHERFORD R. T.OAD,
(Office cor Majrketand S Wafer stre -t )
II W Guion,! President. R II Cowan, Sec. Treas,
J C Mcltae, Cniet Jingi- lioad ununished.
Wllmington
k
MANCHESTER RAIL ROAD,
Thos D Walker, Pres.-
Wm.A! Walker
Sec'y,
J P Robertson,GcnT Sup. Jos J Ling, Treas
;? R 11 McRae, Uen'l freight Agent.
) - . i
t i WILMINGTOlt 4 WELDON RAIL ROAD,
lion W S Ashe, presi- J W Thompson,
Gen.
dent i 5
S L Fremont, Chid Eng.
: &' Sup. ( b it
James S Green, peje'y &
i Treasurer, f;
S D Wallace, AsstSec &
j Gen Ticket Agent
Freight Agent. . i
James jG Green, Yard
Master. j '.
P n Langdon, Aud'r &
bttpt s Clerk.
William Smith,
Ticket
Agent
i U I "churches. 1
Methodist Eoiscobal. cor-Front arid Walnut'.
Methodist Episcopal, (S 5th bt Church and Cas
1 tle, lRev J II Wheeler, Pastor. i
Baptist, cor Orange and 6th, Rev A Paul Bepiton,
Pastor. : 'i i , ' ! J
Baptist, Front bt Ann and Nunn,!iRev J L Prich-
! ardj Pastor. j' 1 -.
Baptist, O S) Castle bt 5th and Cth Rer Aaron
! Divis, Pastor, i !!
Roman Catholic, Dock bt 2d and 3d, Rev Thomas
; Murphy, Pastor I .1
Episcopal, (St James, ) cor Market and 3d, Rev.
Rl) Drane, Rector. ji '
Episcopal, (St John's,) cor 3a and Red Cross.
Episcopal, (St Paul's,) cor th'an Orange Bishop
' Thos Atkinson, Rector. .
Presbyterian, Princess, bt 7th and 8th, Roy M Me-
! Queen, Pastor. , '
Presbyterian, (now building,) cor 3d and Orange,
Rev M B Gner, Pastor.
Baptist, (now building,) cor Market Jand 5th, Rev
J L Prichard, Pastor. ; i i
Lutheran, (now building) cor Market and 5th, Rev
J II Mencert. Pastor. i "
Seamens' Bethel, Dock bt Frant and Water.
j i ' POST OFFICE.
t ' WILMINGrON, NORfH CAROLINA,
I Postmaster Daniel Dickson.1 . j ,
'Assistants Joseph L Jacobs, arid
Office hours from A M to 1PM. 2PJ4to
sundown. Sundays, T4 A M. to 9 A M.
; Northern Mail,by W A W R R, arrives daily at
7 P M and 5 AM. CIoseslJi and 9 P M, changing
on Sunday from 1)4 P M to 10 A M.
Southern Mad, by W & M R R, arrives daily at
4A M. Closes daily at 7 P Mi
, Smithville, N C, (horse,) arrives Monday and
Friday at 5 P M. Closes Tuesday and Saturday at
7 A M, ; H i. . I . .. -I
: Onslow Court nbuse, N G (horse) arrives Mon
day at 9 A M. Closes Thursday iat 9 P M.
S. GOVERNMENT OFFICERS.
Custom house.
Jas T Miller, Collector
f D M ;Foyles, Weigher
& Guager. (
TM Burnett, Insp'r.
W F iBurch and Uriah
W J Price, Deputy Col
' Jector.J !'-- . '; ...
II R Nixbnr Surveyor.
W N Pedep, Naval Offl-
Sullivan, Inspector Sl
cer.
Measurer.
r ii- - . i r consuls. .
British Vice-Consul Don McRae. n Water.
SpahishfVice-CohsuK-F J Lord, 6 n Water.
Brazilian Vice-Consul O G Parsley, jr c
ccr n
, - iv aver anu juuiuec j, up euuns. j .
! INTERNAL, IMPROVEMENT.
T?LORIDA RAILROAD BONDS $26,000 of
Jjii the above Bonds redeemable in 1891 with
coupons ai 7- per cent per annum, payable in the
citv bf New York, 1st March and 1st September.
I For sale by- DeROSSET, BROWN A CO.
i dec 1 ; 1 ''S'V'' T:'!; !
- - . . . - .
COFFEE.;
BAGS RIO COFFEE, '
; 20 bags Laguayra Coffee, ' I -
50
2(1 mats best Java ,-' -
dec.1 , t . -1 ." . ZENO H. GREENE.
: ' ERR ANT& WILSON.
,A RE CONSTANTLY receiving fine CLOTH
J COATS, City nuke. . Cassimere Snifs at the
lowest possible rates. . " . j . : dec Id
City 33tisihcssCa,rclt-H'
ERRANT & WILSON,
WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL Dealers in Do
meotic Dry Goods,. Groccrie, Ckthing,
Root, Shoes, c f I - '
. No. It and IS North Water Street,
octl i " . ' Wilmington!, N. C
7 JAS. T. PETTEWAV At C1X
TRACTORS AND COMMIS8IO.V Mercliant.
; r I No 8 North Water Street,
' i Viihiota. K.'t!.-
Solicit conigment3 of all kint f Prodaee, sl-.
so orders for Grocrne, Bagging, Iw'J. Uuano,
Ac, Ac, , (i , ;' , ct 3
UEORCK HARKtSS. IA. J. HOWELL. PR. W. W. nAKBISS.
IIARRISSt IIOWELI
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Oct 2,1853
WlLMISOTN, N. C.
A. DANIELV i
WORTH
fS ROCERS AND COMMISSION MsRcnASTir.
IT No. 2, Granite Row, Wilmington, N.CV
Solicit .icbnsijmmenU of, I'Uwr, i' Dried
Fruit, Feathers, Beeswax, Tobcaco! and Country
Produce generally. .' j '
Agents for Howe's celebrated Scale.
D. G. WORTH.
gcpt2C,ly N. G. DANIEL;"
JAMES ANJJKRSON, ; EUWAttP , VV A1K.
ANDERSON A SAVAGE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS'
July IS, 'CO-ly. Wilmington, N. C.
G
OMMISSION AND FORWARDING ! MER
CHANTS, 1 .WiliniDgtoD. N. C,
uince over Mr.i J. A. illard s store. ,
SyrEntrance Corner Princess and Water Ft.
mar 9, 'C0-tf ' I ' ' .
L. W. ERRANT,
j OB(". W'IHIN .
ERRANT cfc WILSON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. t I
Nos. 14 axd 15 North Water st.
octZ, 'C0-ly I Wilmington, N. C.
WV A. tiWTEK. . LOVKT PEACOCK. R. K. JRXMKUK.
GWYER, PEACOCK A GO.,
I Wilmington.' N. C.
C'lOMMISSlONi MERCHANTS, Wholesale Oro
j cere and dealers in NAVAL STOKES.! COT
TON, and Southern Produce generally. .
IpST' Prompt .personal attention riven i to all
consignments of product?.
leb lWy : ! .
WILLIAM II. L1PIUTT,
rlllEMIST AND DRUGGIST.. Wkohmuk ami
) Retail Dealer in Paint. Oils. Dve IStuHs.
NVindowGlass, Putty, Segal's, Old Brandies, and
Wines, Perfumery and Fanev Articles, N. E. cor
ner Front and Market st., Wilmington, N. i
mar la, 5s i - . .
EDW.IN A. KEITH, ' J
COMMISSION MERCHANT, i !
i ; Wilmington. N. CI
"fer. Offers his services to Planters na Factor or
Asrenf for the sale of COTTON; will iirive hw ner-
sonal attendance to the business. Ilk. comdnisfion
for sell ing Cotton, will be 5t) cts. per bale, no addi
tional charge will be made. Cotton
ftrrwarded in
New York, at 10 cts per bale.
oct 4-18U0 -I y j
RORERT II. COWANy
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Wiliitigton, N. C. '
- Office .South Corner Market and Water
streets up stairs. , oct 5, 1S59
O. G. PARSLEV At CO
"PROPRIETORS of the Hilton Steam Saw and
j Planinq Mills, Wilmington, N. C. 1 ,
7pT Ail orders or lnouiries tor L.UAlliMi, will
receive prompt attention. i mch 21 '59
SMITH &. MCLAURIN,
COMMISSION AND Forwarding Merpuants,
! I Wilminfrton, N. C.
Refer to : ! ' '
John Dawson; Esq., Maj-or.- "':
E. P. Hall, EsqM President Branch Bank
btate r. V. is
t. m. smith, : I '
JOHN M'LAliuiN,
July 1 1859-ti !
MALCOM McINNIS,
Gr
ROCER AND COMMISSION MEIiCHA NT,
iVorth. V ater street.
oct 1
Wilmington, N.
Chas. D. Mvebr, ' 1 Fred. J. Mookk.'
MYERS fe MOORE.
HOLESALE and retail dealers iu Hats, Caps,
Straw Goods, rurs, Umbrella",' Canes, Ac,
Ac, 34 Market Btrcct, Wilmington, N. C. j
June 21, 18591 c . i.
II. R. DANIEL, :
A TTORNEY A COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
N ElIZ ABKTnTOWN.'
lwill attend the Courts of Bladen, Columbu
and Robeson. All business entrusted to me will
receive prompt attention. oct 4-3 m
T. C. &. 15. G. WORTH,
COMMLSSION AND FORWARDING MER
CHANTS, Wilmington, N. C.
UNION DISTILLERY
"''', Wilinington, pf. C. (
A. ii. v AxyuuJvh.kL.fcij, rroprtetor.
A
LL KINDS OF NAVAL STORES, purchased,
manufactured, and sold.
fe3 Wharfage and storage furnished, 'and coop
r
erage done at fair rates. I jan218C0.
; G. POLVOGT, J
UPHOLSTER AND PAPER HANGER,
Corner Front and Princess Streets,
I Wilmington, N. C.
Keeps constantly! on hand Mattrasses, Lounges,
Cushions, Feathers, Curled Hair, Moss, j ana all
Upholstery Materials. Also, Paper. Hdngihgs,
Window Shades, Fire Screens, and Decorations of
every description. I
Pictures framed to order. . I
Prompt attention given to fitting up Railroad
Cars, Steamboats, and Private Dwellings
may 31 i
t. L. HATHAWAT. WM. , R.!' UTLEV.
! HATHAWAY & CO.
COMMISSION MERCIIANXS.
dec VH , '58i , WilminsrtonJN. C.
J. M. ROBINSON & SON,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in Foreign and
Domestic Hardware, Agricultural Implements,
Ac., Noj 8, Front st, Wilmington, N. C.
jan 9, f 58 . . ' '
JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM,
GENERAL COMM ISSION AND FORWA RD
ING MERCHANT, Wilmington, N. C.
Prompt Personal attention givenr to Con
signments, for Sale or Shipment. I .
,Lib?pat-Cash advancements, made bn Con
signments to my New York friends. nW 2, '57
1 1 I1' ' 1 ' 1 n j I 'r 1 1
John MAcRae. ! i Donald MacRae. J W.r K. Dix.
! J. & D MacRAE & CO, J . ,
GENERAL C03IMISSI0N MERCHANTS,
" jan 1858 j ; Wilmington,j N. C.
I JOSEPH J. LIPPITTj
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Vy mar 8, ',58 , Wilmington,! N. C.
HENRY NUTT,
TRACTOR AND FORWARDING AGENT--
W: i - I Witoington,!
N. C.
5gg,Wl give his personal attention to
entrusted to his care. sept 10,
business
'57-tf.
JAMES STOKLET ; j 1 ALEX. OLDHAM..
STOKLEY St OLDHAM,
1pEALERS IN GRAIN,! A C03IMISSION
J MERCHANTS, Wilmington, i N. C.
"Prompt attention-given to the sale of Cotton,
Flour, Bacon, and other Country ProduceJ
. ! , JUTE ROPE. ' J ; '.. .
OH COILS best Jute Rope, for sale by I
OKJ nov 28 ZENO IL GREEN.
ALMANACS FOR 18CI.
TURNER'S North Carolina Almanacs; ai K EL
LEY'S BOOK STORE. i dec 11
JjTO ARRIVE. -
n7
500
BBLS FLOUR. Applv to - ! I .' (
nov 27 STOKLL'Y A OLDHAM.
' .'.'!-f. ; BACON. . f ..' .;.,...
HHDS. SIDES, and 4 hhds. shoulders, just
arrived. For sale by J. A. W ILLARD.
12
" flour;-. - -i -
SACKS just landed. For sale at $1,10 per
sack, ii nov 10 J. A. WILLAKIV-
800
MULLETS.
C)LX BBLS. Dice and4 large Mullets, in oak bbls.
40 dec 11 I , :ZENO II. GREEN E.
NORTHERN BUSINESS CARDS.
JMCVft. tAKCT,, 'JOBS IL(Ktl, r. .TH4.
Ltteof, Utof laUof,.
Tartoni N, C. ScttUnd Neck, WartTOt..a, N. C,
DANCY I1YMAN c '
dS ROCERS AND COMMISSION Mun,,;
VJT i ' i lxi vtn luM,
. 'I Ntw Yom.
II Y3I AN, DANCY c CO.,
jpl ROCERS AND COMMISSION MtsmrV
VJI- ' ' . oartM.s, v. j
New York Immm will b etHMlnctcd bv J.'
S. Dancy, aided by It, W. lljamn., "
The Norfolk lluum will b conducted by Jt.ltn
II. II r man and t M. llysuuu . V ' ' r
ir Par ticuUrm at ten lion glrea to tlni mW(
Cotton, Corn,' Wheat, anjd Natal Stows, . I
September 13-tf IHCQ - j: ;
Geo. 0VAsAMaiiiiuE, j crs. Vis Atv . .
YANAMRINGE BROTHERS,
"JVTAVAL STORE AND GENERAL Combimiox
1 M"CHA)IT8, . ' ' ! '
140 Water Str t, Nrw Vor k.
' A RirKR to t V . I
Mr. J; IL B.u!mom I
Mew. T. C A B. G. Wobtii,
.. IIatimwav a Co.,
" J. D. MclUt Cv,
Mr. J. II. Flaskkb,
Wilmioirton. N.C.
Anguftt 21 "CO-tf I t V;
LON don ieTii it VanT
COMMISSION MEUCHANTS, !
No. 33 India tvArtH t Rxton.
Connirnmeiit of Natal KU,rrt. Cotton.
Lumler, and-other Southern PhmIbc ixdirited.
Jso. R. LonimiM, . J. IL BavAK. Jr.
Nov 21-tf . !.'' ; i ' , -;: .
WM. M. UBKINKK, . W. W. IlklklU,
GREINER & IfARKNESS; I
OTTO.V AND (1KNEKAL COMMISSION
Ilofxr. I Ph tLAUKLrillA.
of 15. 1H57 : ' , (
wm l
Hll.L.1
-r
. N,' M. NonrtVT
of .N orth "Carolina. i
of North Carolina,
HILL At NOR FLEETS , i
GENERA L,TO M M ISS1 ON A FORWAUDIXU
. Merchants, Shockoe Slip,
,,i ' ;. itiriimotuf, vs.,
Solieit rorixiirnntenU of Cotton. Lnmber. IVh.
and all kimbi of Merchandixe and l'rodacc.
. . ALSO , .
ffcnts for tho puri-lota) of Snir.ir, Co(Teii. M.iU-
8 it. Salt J'ime, Guaso,. Ac 1 Largo carg- of the
above article a;-e ottered for sala in our markrt an
nually, and we shall be pleaded to operate for par
tieMordei inor,. promixlni: , faithfulnuM in imr en
deavors to representthem. Jan 25 lr
G. W. WILKINSON Jt CO. '
ifirtT 4 v t full ii fuotrtxi urnnii k vtj
" Mi lUrntnv1 ilrm.t V. Yt '
"rn- Particular attsntlingivn aeonijraaatt
and purcham of Merchandise,' all kind. ,
Liberal cash advance throuch WILKINSON
CO., Wilmington, N. C , ,;
AneiiHt 2. lsfi()-lr T
EASTERN HAY. 200 bale of the bent Extern
2i I lav in market
For f aid bv . - i
dec zi
HATHAWAY A CO.
V EN i , V ID I, V I C ii "
UCH was I the announcement of a very great
victory, by a Roman General.- The hoiT of
thiH day, ih.; speaking of tho Inimitable CASSI
DEY, mollify the aying of the noblo Romaa, thu:
"I came. I saw. I boueht" of the err eat varietr of
art iclen offered for sale at the Rendesvou,
dec 21 20 A 28 South' Front at
TT IS A HISTORICAL FACT that Sooth Caro
I lina has Beceded f This ther woohl not htm
been preparol to do, if noinu of her citisens, bad .
not bought ' I ' t . L
KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS, :.' ;
as w el Las a gnjat, variety of Fancy article, agita
ble fr the iTjlijUvi-Ca'Bdy, Njits, sc.. e., of tbe
patriotic caidh.i. , dec ji
JUTE ROPE AND TWINE25 Coibt Ut Jute
Rojie, Bagging.TwIne. For mU by
decP ZENO IL Oil KKNE.. :
EST HAMS IN TOWN at - .
dec 1 J WORTH A DANIFJS.
1?
1NE BED ROOM SETS. A new lot,
1 vert- pretty just-oiK'ned, and for al at
neel! ' .' PKKKIN'S.
CIIHI STM AN SUPPLI ES.
lER PAKKERS1JURG.
Frenh Ralidh,
Fresh Ratter,, j
I'runM 1 '
Sejrara.
Too&cco,
Ale,
Porter,
Raiwlno,
Ioaf Sugar. I
Oranolateil do.
Citron,
" Nutmegs, fl
" Mace . "
" Buckwheat
" A Hi C Sugar,"
Crushed "
Sweet Cider,
" J'.legant'Hamtr
dec 19
WOUTHA BAXJKiV
GOODS, Ofer C.ats
C
"lOLD WEATHER
Blankets, Shawls, Under wears Ac, '
dec 17. I . BALDWIM'S:
Choice "Bacon. 2i idid. choicV"WMUfrn
Bacon Sides and Shouldeju. For tU kv
el2i L HATHAWAY A CQ.
'CT FLOlilbW Uitt bbU of good
.brand,; HATHAWAY A Co.
- dec-21. .1 ,-' 'I-,,.
rUSCO VADO SUGAR. 20 hM. iriin"to
choice Muscovado Supb. For sale br
eo2l II AH l! A WAY A CO.
. - . - , '
N.
OW LANDING from Schr Sest Bird, t bbU.
western jjaru a sjiienuia article. i
13 HI OHB i
,15 Keg N, C. Lard, in g
' v 4 " WiKti-rn Larrf. 11
kI pftekaireii. V
i Lard, in amall rackarHi.
dec "4
For aalo by . ' Z. IL GREE.V K.
NEW FLOUR I In bag and Mda. Ki al by
dee l i STOKLEY A OLDHAM '
ENGLISH CHEESE.
-Mi Boxes selected Ln-
glish Cheenc, just recclvad at -i '
wl 4 ' WORTH A DANIEL.
T
MIOSE CHOICE HA VAN AS hare romoat
decfi
WORTH A DANIEL'S.
X ARB.
-20 Kegs Extra lat Lard fr family
JU 1 11 A J'A.v I r.J '
TJORK. 50 bbls. N. V. Cltv Met Pork, for iai
dec 7 I r - toy
ZfcNOII. (JUEENE
MIH BEST FAMILY: FLOUR, la town, war
ranteu in an caaes, w nm nao oi
cc 29 ' ! WORTH A DANIEL.
II Y ASS LONDON PORTER.
"VTO HUMBUG,bat a genuine article, lu import
J.y cd packages, .dirvct from the Importer In
valids send and get it after trying clue where, and
pronounce it Bnperior. i i
Recollect, if you want the gen nine "Jlyaaa Lon
don Porter,'' run can eet it from
dec 4 1 ZENO II. GREK.VK.'
CORN. 5000 Bah Hyde County Corn,
2000 buahs, iVrqwimana County Cora.
. ! 1000 do Western mixed
In'store nd for aalc. by ' .
deel ' ELLIS A MITCHELL.
HEALTHFUL EXERCISE, is n-mrj to a
long and happy life. Let the girlt buy Tmn
Uling Uxp the boyt amaJI axe,of CASSlDEV,
and take plenty of exercuw theao cool morniaga. -
. dec 1 - -
IN STORE.
BAGS RIO, LAGUAYRA, Jamacia and
175
4150 bbls C. Yellow, White,' A IL "A a
' Crnnhed Sugar.
20 hhda Sweet Cuba Molaaac, .
100 bbU City Mess Pork,
- 20 hhds Cincinnati Sides and Shoulders.
50 boxes Tbbaccco, . , i
100 bbls Mackerel and Mullet,' '
10 tons Hoop Iron, r '
" 100 boxes Candles, '
60 do Candy, '
100 bbls Liquors, . 4 ' " .
10 Extra Sugar House Syrups, '
100 bags Marshal s Fine Salt,
200 ; Alum Salt. . . t - ,
oct 27
M.McINNIS.
rpiIOSE ROSEWOOD WRITING UESKS.
.-1 Are yen going to leave for a short tin and
will whh to write borne, call and buy one 4 thomi
n ce
writina desks, that will lo nanuy to carry In
Trunk! Call at, v K ELIA 'S,
ypur
dec 6
Book SUirew -
TTTHY.DKINJCJJLACK REi'UBLlCAN"VIliI
y - key, when you can get Puryear's North
Carolina Whhikcy, the bent In the world, at
doc3 i -WORTH A DANIEL'S.
i 11AB1S-IIAMS. i
VERY CHOICE new Hams, L free
of-
M m mm mm m .
UUW aait, for sale by
nor 23 ; ' . " WORTH A DANIELS.
GIIOICU UlfTTER, jwr Stcaoier
nor 23 i WORTn A - V A K 1
rpiIE WOBIAN IN WHITE. One amoag
I the best Novtls oat. at KELLKVS,
"llec 11 Book Store. '
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