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WILMINGTON, N. C, THIRSD AT : VENGS SlrANtR Yft 24,'- 18G1.
2 NO. 2.120.
1 .
I TERMS:
Dllf Paper, 6.00; WeeUy, S2.00,
j'-fl- IX. ADVANCE, -tt . . .f A
The Paper is altars (topped, snleaa remittance
U Bade to contlnae it. Timelr notice Ulrlren. ao
that pajmeet can be made before the expiration of
Mooej na j be nailed at oar rUk, wbea the let
ter u reguterea. ... ,
A. M. WADDELL, Editor and Protor.
TQAVIf PR UTTER.
WIliMINGTON
NOTII CAROLINA.
j Tke Herald Job Office
Is now complete!- fitted up with the finest
fortmeot of Job Tm to be found in the State.
Ererj species of Job work can now be speed-
ma 1 I a .
Uy, ana nanaiDHT pnniea at uus omce rrom
a book down hto a Tbiting card. Handbill,
. rircnUn, blan w, &C, Ac, neatly and promptly
printed at short, notice, and on reasonable terms.
Especial attention yill be girea to the Job
department hereafter, and we feel assured that
all work entrusted to our Job hand, who la ex-
' perienced In te business, will be executed iat
isfactorilr in rerj respect. Giro him a trial at
any rate, and It it is not done well, no complaint
will be made $f a withdrawal of patnyiage.
Ravqs or CLCMi"jr ShxixGcxi. The furth
est range of at hundred-pound shell, erenatan
eleration ot thirty fire degrees giren to the gun,
' is 4,828 yards the time of flight being thirty-fire
seconds.--,Tlie great twel re-inch, Colambiad, tfte
' largest gun L'made, loaded with twenty-fire
pounds of ponder, a shell of 172 pounds and the
piece at an eleration of thirty fire degrees, has
made a rangeif only 5,409 yards, the projectile
occupying. th!ty-two seconds in its flight. By
increasing thfi deration to thirtir-nine degrees
onlr 100 yarJ more was gained in the range.
From the sary gun, with a charge of powder J
twenty-eight pounds, m sneii or lau pounds and
an eleration ofthirty-flre degrees, a range, of 6,
' C71 rards has ,been attained, and af an eleration
of thirty-nine degrees, a range of ,5,761 yrd
(three and a third miles), which is the greatest
that has ever 'ieen accomplished hy any gun in
our senrice.b The flight occupied thirty-iix
seconds, j Chtirleston is there&re perfectly safe
from the guns, of Fort Sumter. If it were even
within tbe farthest range of those guns, the angle
of elevation necessary to accomplish such a dis
tance is so extreme that to hit the city would be
a matter of extreme uncertainty. The guns of
- Fort Sumter ran only be raised to an eleration
of ihirty-threi degrees on account of the case
mates, and consequently could do no damage
beyond aboutwo miles and a half.
..A ten inch Columbiad, at an deration of thir-
; tj-three degrj.es, "will throw a shell about three
miles. There are no such guns in barbette at
Fort Sumter," and if there are any casemates guns
of that calibre, no such eleration could be had.
The upper surfaceof the gun would strike against
the top of th embrasure at an eleration far short
of thi -ty-three degrees. Char. Mercury.
' v- :' , , ;
A Shbeo rAu rmsSiDKWALK. The Rag-Picker
can hardly tie classed among self-supporting in
dustrials, inasmuch as he lire?, almost exclu
srrely, uoon theJlents of others. .
Nat. Pi Wallis criticises in the Home Journal
the present fashion in gentleman's clothes as
possessing 4'S needless bulk, a Moated and
proportionate largeness and fullness, .Ac."
neglects thgjfcreatest objection, however,
the bill. I f T t
dis
Ile viz:
Taxi( Ssowid Up. A train on the Virgin
and Tennessee Railroad reached Lynchburg on
. Thursday afjrrnoon, arer having been detained
on the mountains Apr three and a half days in
the snow; wUch is repor?d to be from 30 to 40
inches deep ix the vicinity of Shawsville. , .
A15IVKK3AJIY Or TH BlETHDAT OF FbASXUJT.
The Typogrsphical Society of New York on
Thursday last celebrated the 155th anniversary
of the birthday of Benjamin Franklin, the prin
ter, philosopher, and patriot of the Revolution.
The importations at New York last. week sud
, denly and unexpectedly ran up to nearly five
and a half ni l lions of dollars. The- European
merchants express great confidence in the Speedy
and peaceful settlement of our political troublea,
and. while they, credit the New York . merchants
for all they require many are also sending vol
unteer consignments. '
Excltin? Incident in Charleston.
Chabxistoj, S. C, Jan. 21. The four sol
diers from Fort Sumter, who are in the city as
witnesses in a murder case, attempted on Satur
day to make their escape by jumping out of the
window of tjve Grand , Jury room. On leaving
. they were escorted in a coach by a file of soldiers
to the boati v . !
The most Important drinking fountain yet de
. . signed for lindon is being erected, through the
munificence, of Miss Burnett Contts, in Victoria
Park. It injiudes a colonnade around four foun
tains, covered with a dome, and will be con
structed iof -Aubigny stone and green and red
marble and .bronze appliances. The height will
be 57 feet, apd the diameter of the structure, 25
feet, while t'se steps around the whole will extend
to 40 feet. .The cost will be about 5,000. :
A Support iox is Favoa or 'DATBaaAs:.,?
St:LouistJtin.H.A special despatch to ihe
Republicanf"of this city, from Springfield, s$ye
that Congressman Kellogg, of Illinois, had ar
rived, and lias in conference with Lincoln, fit
is snpposed (not ."it is reported," this time, ) to
be in reference to a compromise upon the na
tional difficulties. It is believed that the Re
publicans, j ilh Lincoln's sanction, will propose
the holding of a National Convention, and the
' restoration the old Missouri line to California.
"iyT" " '
- Sale eif Mexican Prize' Steamers.'
Nsw Qautuia, Jan. 2CU The Mexican prize
steamers, Geo. Miramon and Marquis of Habana,
were sold y esterday morning to parties in Hava
na.' The first named steamer- brought $12,500,
and the lataer $20,000. : . . J ;
PArRiOTiiS: Aovick. The Louisville Journal
advises that the gallant spirits who are strug
ling to bbate the difficultiee which lie in j the
way of pacification and compromise, must not
he discouraged if they . meet w ith lukewarmhess
or find theit appeals disregarded. When cros
sing the Alps the soldiers of SuwarroflE; orer
wbelmedwth fatigue, and dispirited with hard
ships, no h.Bger obeyed his voice or obseif ed
their nsualvliscipline. He ordered a ditch to
be dug, antj stretching himself in it, ; cried , out
to his mntivous soldiers. 'Cover me up-ith
. earth : yonr General desires to be Interred, since
;you abandon him. They all threw themselves
.'at his feet, and followed him with devotion land
. enthusiast , Surely the people - of the United
' Stales wilhiiot allow Crittenden and Douglas
and their as sociates to he juried "beneath the ra
ins of thdr country. - . , ;
CO UN Ajf O-HOUSE CALENDERS. The
greatt variety of sixes and styles. . Every
uunr neces -rr to furnish a Coantiag-Room, at
WHITAKER'S New Book Store, '
Market sLXet. Jas. Dawson's and WUkinson,'s.
C -janll . f ' ' - -
FOR 1801.
MERCHANT TAILORING UPON AN
r-XTENSIVE 8CAIJEL ? -i- j -
IF THE TIMES warrant the undertaking, such
an est Slishment will be opened, in connection
with our Othing House in WUmington,ln a few
weeks, i . - ;;. , ... ,.r f -
. - ? THE BEST CUTTER --'
will be esafwoyed, and the largest stock of foreign
aaa jjomeiFJc uooat openea at
BALDWIN'S.''
r ' .. i j - TEA' SETS. j
A T ALL PRICES, can be had. at i
iV UnH pEBsnrs.
Special N"otices.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
THE CNDERS1GXED, ha ring been' duly
qualified as the Administrator of the Ettate of the
late Andrew Haclean, at the December Term, A.
D., 18C0, of the Court of Pleaa and Quarter Ses
sions, of the county of New Haaorer, hereby noti
fies all persons harisg accounts or demands of any
kind against said Estate, to present the same to
the undersigned for payment, within the time pres
cribed by law; and all persons indebted to said Es
tate, are requested to make payment to the under
signed, without delay, j JOHN DAWSON.
Wilmington; Dec 15 18604w. "
MRS. WIN SLOW,
An experienced nurse 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 will
allay all pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers, It will gire rest to your
selres, and relief and health to yonr infanta. Per
fectly safe in all cases. See adrertisement in anoth
er column. ' feb 25-lr
1 i -L
WALKER MEARES,
WHOLESALE ' AND RETAIL DRUG
GIST and Apothecary, and Dealer in Select Medi
cines, English, French and German Chemicals,
Swedish Leeches. Ac., also.
PAINTS, OILS,
Window Glass, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Ac,
e, - au? 14. 1860
38- W. A. BATCH ELOR'S HAIR DYE 1
This splendid Hair Dye has no equal instantaneous
In effect beautiful Black or natural Brown -no
staining the akin or injuring the Hair remedies
the absurd and ill effect of Bad Dyes, and Invigo
rates the Hair Cor life. None are genuine unless
signed 44 W. A.-Batcbt'lor." Sold everywhere.
CHAS. BATCHELOlt, Proprietor,
sept 29-1 y - 81 Barclay street, N. Y.
LANDRETII'S 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 asaortement of small seed. For
sale by WALKER MEARES, 45 Market at.
nor 23 - . . I " ' I "
W. X3T. TTPJPITO?,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist and Chemist, .
" JV. E." Vomer Front and Market St:,
WlLXtgflTON, N. C. !
"31,. ALWAYS ON HAND, a full and fresh as
sortment of DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS AND
GLASS, PERFUMERY, AND FANCY ARTI
CLES. ' I -
Prescriptions accurately compounded. Medicine
can be obtained at any nourot tne mgnu ine
-night bell is at the second door (on front street,)
irom the corner. - ' 1 . i
On. and after thisdayj all prescriptions
will be Cass. . i ' oct 30 .
HAIR DYE HAIR DYE.
WM. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
The Original and best in the' World.
All others are-mere Imitation, and should ' ba
avoided if you wish to escape ridicule. ' 1
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAlRj dyed instant
ly, to be beautiful and Natural Brown or Black,
without injury to Hair or Skin. - .
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have' been awarded
Wm. A. Batchelor, since 1839, and over" 80,000 ap
plications have been made to the Hair or bis pa
trons, of his famous D re. ' J
Wm. A. Batchelor's Hair 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 bad Dyes reme
died ; the nair invigorates for Life by this splen-
didDye. .
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. .
5.The Genuine has the name and address, up
on a steel plate engraving, on. four! sides of each
box, of William A. Batchelor. ' j
CHARLES BATCHELOR, Proprietor,
sept 23-ly . i 81 Barclay Street, N. Y.
Pimples Banished ! ; j
: Faces Made Clear i .
i Howl !
By one week's use of the Magnolia t Balm. A
perfectly harmless, bui elegant and effectual pre
paration. l. ' j
Price 50 cents per bottle. - Sold everywhere i
See advertisement. j
W. E. HAGAN & CO., Proprietors,
' apl 19-lydAw Troy, New York.
GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.
- Some four months since our excellent townsman,
Naphtali Ezekibl, informed us that he had prepar
ed a hair restorer, with which he wa9 experiment
ing upon his own head, whose top was entirely
bald. ' We saw him two days since, and on the
place so bald four months since, a fine crop of hair
has sprung up with a rigorous growth. So con
vinced is Mr. Exekiel of the eflicacyj of his discove
ry, that he has named it 44 TUB INFALLIBLE
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.", Mr. E. is about
going into an extensive manufacture of. an article
which is.destined to prove of anxious interest to
our bald pated friends. Ricknona Enquirer, Dee.
12,1850. ' : :
This famous article can now be. had of the princi
pal Druggists. Those persons wio desire a tine
head of hair, have 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 time, by using the Virginia
Hair Restorer Infallible, proving that it is all it is
claimed to be. - ;
Wholesale depot for orders, C9 Main st.
i R. EZEK1EL.
v !: ; Richmond, Nor. 14, 1859.
1. N. 'Ezekiel, take oath on the Holy Bible, that
1 have ben bald for the past 12 years and hare
restored my hair by using Exekiel's Virrinia
Hair Restorer. "Naphtali Ezbkibl.
" This ly sworn to before me, by Nph tali Exe
kiel. ! . -. I j JOA Mato
' ' t j Mayor of Richmond.
W. H." LlPPirH Sole Agt.,
jH i . ' y : f Wilmington, N. a
i - GL.TJEr-GL.TJE. - .
- CARD We beg leave to Inform the trad?, that
we have appointed WM. C. HOWARD, Esq., Na
val Store Broker of Wilmingtonj j N. C, Sole Ag't
for our Glue. " .
Boston, apl S, 18C0. GEO.
B. ROGERS A
CO.
THE UNDERSIGNED, having been appointed
by GEO. a: ROGERS A CO, of Boston, sole agent
for the sale of their Glues in this market, respect
fully solicits orders from the trade. Their glazed
Glue is warranted equal to, if not superior to any
manufactured in the United States,' and is warran
ted to give satisfaction, or the monaywillbe re
funded. A well selected stock of low grades from
other parties kept constantly on hand ; samples of
which can be seen at jny office, j ;
aplfJ-iy. w W. a HOWARD, Broker.
CEDAR FALLSJ1 RAIN, BAGS. 3,000 just re
ceived, for salehy ; ! '
dee 6 -.. WORTH A DANIEL.
. ? - CHEESE. : -;
ENGUSH, PINE APPLE AND STATE, at '
dec 11 -y ' ' XiEO. MYER S.
HAY.
1 n d fl BALES New York,
In
store.
For
IKJUU sale rery low, by - - - --
dec 20
DIRECT 6rY
" STATE GOVERNMENT. ,
OoTernor Jno. W. Ellis, of Cowan.
Private Secretary--Graham Daves, of Craven.
SWt . w. mn '
treasurer v. w . courts, of Wake.
8ecy of State--Rufus II. Page, of Wake.
Comptroller C H. Brogden, of Wayne.
Attorney General W. A: Jenkins, of Warren
Speaker of Senate H. T. Clark, of Edgecombe.
44 House of Commons W; T. Dortch,
or wayne.
SUte Librarian O. If. Perry, of Wake. A
Public Printer JnoSpelman,
COCSCItLOBS Or STATE.'
- Council Wooten, of Lenoir; John W. Cunning
ham, of Person ; W. A. Furfrnson, of Bertie ; J.
F. Graves, of Surry ; David Murphy, of Cumber-
iana; v. long, ot ortnampton, and w. L,,
Hillard, of Buncombe. . i
. FBDCBll. AKD STATE COCRTS.
The United States Circnit Court, for the District
of North Carolina, is held semi-annually at Raleigh,
on the 1st Monday in June and last Mndav in No
vember.
Judges Hon. J. M. Wayne, of Georgia ' Hun.
Asa Biggs, of Martin, District Judse' salarr,
$2000. ..
Robert P. Dick, District Attorney; .Wesley
Jones, Marshal. '
The United States District Courts are held at
Edenton, 3d Mondar in April and October, J. M.
Jones, Clerk; Newbern, 4th Monday in April and
October, Benjamin Brown, Clerk ; Wilmington,
1st Monday after the 4th Monday in April and Oc
tober, John L. Cantwell, Clerk. ;
. THE SPPREME COCr.T.
The Supreme Court of North Carolina is held at
Raleigh semi-annually, on the second Monday in
June, and the 2d Monday in December. It i alo
held once a year at Moreanton, Burke countv, on
the first Monday in August, J. U. Dodge, Clerk.
The officers areas follows: Chief Justice. Rich
mond M." Pearson, of Yadkin ; Justices, M. E.
Manly of Craven, and William II. Battle, ot Or
ange, salary of each, 2,50ft per annum. s. William
A. Jenkins, of V arrenton, Attornev-lieneral ;
Hamilton C. Jones, of li'owan. Reporter ; Edmund
B. Freeman, of Wake, Clerk : Oliver II. Perrv, of
Wake, Deputy Clerk ; James Litcliford, of ake,
Marshal. 1
scpebiok coraTS.
The Superior Courts are held in seven Circuit.,
bv the following niiicers : Jnde.o. R. II. Hentli. of
Chowan: Geo. Howard, of Wilson f Jas.. W.'Os
born, of Mecklenburg, liobert S. French, of Kobe
son, JohnM. Dick, of Guilford ; John L. JJailey, of
Orange, and Romulus M. Saunders, of Wake. So-
lcitors Blias U. limes, ot Edenton, rides the
First Circuit: William J.' Houston, of Duplin,
rides the Second Circuit; William A. Jenkins, the
Attorney-General, rides the Third Circuit; T hos.
Rutlin, of Orange, rides the Fourth Circuit ; Kobt.
Strange, of New Hanover, rides the Fifth Circuit ;
David Coleman, of Buncombe, rides the Seventh
Circuit.
PCBLIC WORKS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The Branch Mint of the United States is located
at Charlotte, in Mecklenburg countv in this State.
This establishment was authorized bv Act of Con-
i
ress, passed 3d March, 1835. The otlicers are as
bllows: Green W. Caldwell, Superintendent and
Acting Treasurer ; John II. Gibbens, Assayer,
Melter and Refiner ; John R. Bolton, Chief Coiner ;
Wm. V. S. Strange, Clerk. s 1 " r
The University of North Carolina, situated at.
Chapel Hill, in the County of Orange, twenty-eight
miles W. r. V. rrom Kaleigh.
The North Carolina Institution for the education
of the Deaf and Dumb, and of the Blind, is located
at Raleigh, W. J. Palmer, Principal.
Fortifications. rort Macon, Ueautort Harbor,
Carteret county ; Fort Caswell, Smithville, Bruns
wick countv.
United States Arsenal. Located at Favette-
ville. .
Insane Asylum of North Carolina, situated in
the ricinity of Raleigh, will contain 250 patients ;
125 Datients now in it. Dr. E. C. Fisher. Superin
tendent ; Dr. F. T. Fuller, Assistant Physician ;
Mr. K. K. Ferrell, Stewards Mrs. Hill, Matron.
Dr. Charles E. Johnston, Kemp P. Battle, W. W.
H olden, Edward Cantwell, A. M. Lewis, Dr. W. J.
Blow, John A. Taylor, and Dr. Columbus jMills,
Directors. Dr. Charles E. Johnston, President of
the Board : William E. Anderson, Treasurer.
Messrs. Holden, Johnston, and Battle, Executive
Committee.
All indigent in?ane persons entitled trrbe received,
and treated, and taken care of at the public charge.
ayin
patients are also recewed from, this and
tates. For proper form to be observed in
other I
sending indigent insane to Asylum, see Revised
Code, chapter on Asylums.
o
TOWN GOVERNMENT.
. COMMISSIONERS OF WILMIXtJTOX.
Mayors John Dawson.
S D Wallace, O G Parsley, Samuel R Bunting,
W A Wright, T C MUler andAltVed Martin. -
- flRB DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer James Mitchell.
Assistant Chief Engineer W T J-.Vann.
Chief Fire Warden B W Beery.
Assistant Fire Warden W T J Vann.
Fire Wardens fefeorge Mvers, B W Beery,
C D
Ellis, W T J Vann, Edward Kidder.-
E Kidder and C I) Ellis, to superintend blowing
up buildings. .
Lamp Lighter Dempsey Martin.
HOWARD RELIEF FIRE COMPANY;.
(Re-organized June 6, 1H59. )
Foremaii Walter Furlong.
.1st Assistant John SheppaTd.
2d Assistant William Dowling.
Secretary E P Wade.
Treasurer Danief Disbrow.
BOOS AN LADDER COMPANY NO. 1.
Foreman John Wright. '
1st Assistant J Kizer. .
Secretary and Treasurer J. F. Bishop,
COMMISSIONERS OF NAVIGATION. "
(Office 18 Water street. )
George Harris. T C Worth,1 W C Fergus, Jo
I Flanner, Wm M Harris.
SCHOOLS.
. I. ; J
BOARD OF SUPERTXTENDEXT'l OF COMMON SCHOOLS.
Chairman S D Wallace. '
WmS I.nrkins. James McDutlie. James Kerr.
David Mclntyre, Roberl II Tate, SamuoliPlayer,
and Joseph Al Foy.
... ., i
: WILMINGTON INSTITCTE. : i,
L Meglnney,' Principal..
WILMINOTOX MALE AND FEMALK SBMIXART.
G W Jewitt, Principal.
OAKDALK CEMETERY COMPANY.. j
President Donald McRae.
Directors Wm A Wright, O R French, Ed
ward Kidder, Jno A Tavlori Owen L Fillyaw, S D
Wallace, " 1
Secretary and Treasurer Asa A Brown. Oilice
next door to Bank Wilmington. 1
' COUSTr OFFICERS, COCRTS, Ac. ' ( ,
Sheriff W T J Vann.
Clerk County Conrt Samuel R Bunting. : "
A Clerk Superior Court James A Wright.
Judge U S District Court Asa Biggs.
Marshal U S District N C Wesley Jones. !
Deputy Marshal U S, District Wifmington Jno
J Conolev.
Clerk U S District Court John L CantwellJ
' Clerk and Master Equity DuBrutr Cuttar. ;
Chairman County Court James T Miller.
Register of Deeds, Ac Jere Nichols.
Special Magistrate of Town John J Conolev.
Constables Lewis M Williams, Jno Utlov, Wil
liam H Biddle, A Wilder, James P Stringfield, J
J Moore. . , ; . i. L
. . . ; INSPECTORS. " . ; -.
Wood Inspectors Joseph Smith, Wm Holden.
Provision Inspectors David E Bunting, Hiram
R Nixon. - - - - - -. . . : :
Naval Store Inspectors Alfred Alderman, Jas
M Stevenson, James O Bowden, JohnS James,
George Alderman, John C Bowden, Thomas W
Player, John M Henderson B Southerland, Wil
liam J Price, Robert C Johnson, Nathan F Bor
deaux. - : ' ? : ...
Timber and Lumber Inspectors James Alder
man, L H Bowden, James S Melvin, Henry W
Groves, J W Munroe, N Clark, Robert Maxwell,
ETurlington. ' -.; ; . : '" ;
j A WILMTNQTOX OAS "LIGHT COKPAXY.' '
Office In Savings Bank," Building.) ;
President Col John McRae. t ,
Secretary and Treasurer Wm Hyde.
"Superintendent Oliver Mcllhenny.
i SECRET SOCIETIES.
ST. lOHS'S LODGB KO. 1 MASO.MC
(Mets the last Tuesday Evening in each month at
OL Fillvaw, Master.
OlirerMcIlhenny.J W.
T M Gardner, Sec'v.
A A Hartsfield J D'.'
M NewhofT,S W.I ! i
Jno L Cantwell, Treas.
it o i j.' o
J O Bowden, Tyler.
COXCOaD CBAPTEK KO. I ICASOSICM I
(Meets 1st Monday evening in each month at St.
: i j , , ,.,-,. John's 11 alL)
Most Ex RG Rankin, HP.
Ex O L Fillvaw, King.
ExTBCa rf , Scribe.
Com P W Fanning, Capt
Host. 1 ' : A
Com A ilartini P S,
" M Npwhoff, R A
Com L C Turner U M,3d
Com I Northrop, G M 2d
Com W J Price, Q Mist
Com Jno A Taylor,Trea,
E Turlington, Tyler,
CAPE FEAR LODGE (SO. 2 t. O. O. .F.'i
(Meets Tuesday night,
at Odd Fellow's &alL)
Asa J Murray. N G. .' W L Smith. Secretary
James E Kea, V G. T H Bower, Treasurer,
CAMPBELL ENCAMPMENT NO. I I. O. 0.F.
'(Meets ia the Hall of Cape Feaf Lodge, 1st nd 3d
i r riday in each month. IT i ' T
I D Gardner, CP." Thos M Gardner, J W.
Rev A P Repiton, II P., 1U Jones, Scribe.: i
John J Conolev S W. Thos H Hower. Treas.
CAPE FEAR MARINE TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY
(Meets atlthe Seamen's Bethel, on "Dock: Street,
everv wonuay evening, immeuiaieiy aiuer; tue
close of the Prayer Meeting for seamen, j
Cha D ElKs, President." .; Ceo W Williams, Vice
William M Poisson, Sec-j President.? -j ! ;
retarv. , Jas Fleet, As't fcMct'v.
' ' . - aaI a';;
SEAMEXS FRIEND SOCIETY. j
Charles D Ellis, Presi- j B F Mitchell, Seefy d
dent. . I ,-; Treasurer. "1 14:. .
C I) Ellis, Gilbert Potter. Col John McRea, A J
Dellosset, O G Parsley,lExecutire Board, !
ueo w w illiams. iceeDer ot the reamens" Home.
cor r ronx ana Dock Street
LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
1st
Directress. Mrs Ken
4th I)irectress,Mrs Hal-
I netiy.
Directress,
riss.
Directress,
Rossett.
i .
lett. ?
2d
Mrs llar
Mrs l)e-
Secretarv, Mrs 1 Van-
Sickle. :
3d
Treasurer, Miss Lilling-
ton. ;?
) WILMINGTON LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
(Organized June, 1855.)?
i
DrJ II Dikson, President. ! Donald McRae; Treas.
Geo Davi Vice Pres't. j Win R. Utley, Secry.;
t'latt ijowan, Treasurer. vj ;
Rev R B Drane, It II Cowan, E D Hall, S D.
Wallace, ilohn A Taylor, G J McRae, J G Wright,
Director ' l?: I
MILITARY.
WILMINGTON, LhlllT INFANTRY,
(Org. May 20th, 1853.)
Wm L DeRosset, Capt;
I C Winslow, Ensign.
A D Cazaux -Quarter
Master, j;! ' .; ; j. .
C D Myers, Orderly.! i
t li McRae, 1st Lieut.
I C Mcllhennr, 2d Lieut.
H Savage, 3d " "
GERMAN Y0I.CNTEERS. ij
(Organized February 22d, 1853.);-
C Cornehlsen, Capt.
11 Von Glahn, 1st Lieut.
II Vollers, 2d Lieut.
H G Hashegan, 3d Lieut.
V Deinstbatch Ensign,
J Meier, uraerlr.
BAN
KS
RANK OF CjAPE FEAR.
T II Wright, President.
J G Burr, Teller.
II R Savage, Cashier.
J D Gardner,Asf t Teller.
J McLaurin, B'k-keeper-
T II Hardin, I)b. .Clerk.
Discount Day, Wednesday.
1
: 1
BANK OF WILMINGTON, N. C.
.John MacRae, President.; S .Tewetf, Cashier. .
W L Smith, Teller." William LarkihsBook-
1 M Gardner, Dis Clerfc.: . keeper.
Discount Day, Tuesday.
BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA. t i t
John Dawson, Pres.
Win D Smith, Teller
Wm Reston, Cashier, j
J II Wright, B.'k-keeper.
Discount Day, Tuesday.
COMMERCIAL BANK
OF WliMINGTOt.
O (1 Parsley, Pres.
Jno McRae,- Jr, Teller.
J 1) Barrv, Dis. Clerk.
Tim'y Savage,; Cashier.
Asa K W alker, t Book-i
keeper.
Discount Day, Monday.
WILMINGTON
SS.WINGS BANK.
John-.A Taylor, Prosiden
Wm Hyde,
Cashier,
" RAIL
ROADS.
WILMINGTON,
CHARLOTTE
i RUTHERFORD
Ri road.:
(Office ;or Market apd S Water street,)
d..:., i..:, r rr 'i
II W Guiou. President
It II Cowan, Secj f reas.
koad untinislied. i j
J C McUao, Chief Eng.
WILMINGTON k MAN
(CHESTER RAIL ROAD.; , t
Thos -D Walker. Pres.
Wm A Walker, L Sec' vi
.WP Robertson. Gen'l Sup.
Jos J Ling, Treas.
1 Freight Agent.
R IJ McRae, Gen;
WILMINGTON W
ELDON RAIL RQAl.
Hon W S Ashe,-iPresi4
J W Thompson,
G6n.
dent.
S-L Fremont, Chief Eng.
& Sup.
Freight Agent, j i
James G Green, Vard
' Master, i .-j ;
P II Langdonj Aud'r &
Supt's Clerk, i ; f
William Smith, Ticket
James S Green, Sec'y &
Treasurer. -1
S D Wallace, Asst Sec A
Gen Ticket Agent
Agent.
CHUltiOHES.
Methodist Episcopal, cor I Front Snd Walnut.
Methodtt . . EpUcopal , (S 5th bt Church
and: Cas-
tie. Rev J 11 N heeler, iPastor,
Baptist, cor Ornnge and
Paiftor.
jGth, Rev A Paul
j Repiton,
Baptist. Front bt Ann and Nunn, Rer J
li P-i ichjj
ard. Pastor.
Bantist. (O S) Castle bt
5th and 6th, Rev Aaron
I la vis.- Pastor.'
Roman Catholic, Dock bit 2d ln43d, Rer Thomas
Murphv, Pastor,
Episcopal, (St James',)
R B Drane, Rector.
Episcopal, (St John's,)
(cor Mai ket andl 3d, Revi
i
cor .a ana Kea vrosf
Episcopal. (St Paul's.) c
Thos Atkinson, Rector!
r 4th and Orange, Bishop
Presbyterian, Princess b
t Jth and 8th, Rey M Mc
Queen, Pastor.
Presbyterian, (now buil
ing, ) cor 3d and Orangej
' . r Mv i l
cor Market arid 5th, Rey
Rev M B Grier, Pastor.
Baptist, (now building,)
J L Prichard. Pastor.
Lutheran, (now building") cor Market and 5th, Rey
J II Mengert, raptor. t M
Seamens' Bethel, Dock bt Frant and S Wkter.
- -t-H '
POST OFFICE.
WILMINGTON, jloRTH CAROLINA.
Postmaster Daniel Dickson.
Assistants Joseph ,L Jacobs, and '
Office hours from 7J-A M to 1P M.
?ntidown. Sundays. 1S A M to 9 A M.
2,P M to
Northern Mail, 6 v W. k W R R, arrives idaily; at
7 P M and 5 A M. Closes i and 9 P M,jchanging
on Sunday from P M to 10 AM. j i j j i j
Southern Mail, bv W & M R R, arrives daily at
4AM. Closes daily at 7 P M. ".j ? fi ii-S
Smithville, N C, (horse,) arrives Mohday ahd
Friday at 5 P M. Closes Tnesdayand Saturdarat
7 A M. r. : i ;: ' :! i (
Onslow Court House, Jv C, (horse) arrives; Mon
day at 9 A M. Closes Tbursdar at M
S-
U.
S. GOVERNMENT OFFICERS. : J
( CTSTOM
house; '- j V- " ! 1' 1
D M Foyles, j Weigher
- &Guager.lN lAl.ik-1
,T M Burnetii, Insjr.
A W F Burch and Uiah
Sulliyan, Inspector A
Measurer. j ' j
, U. S. Commissioner- l"
JasT Miller, Collector,
WTJl Price, Deputy Cot
) lector. (
II R Nixon Surveyor,
W N Pedenl Naval Ofil-
" cer. ." -
Thomas W. Brown,' Jr,
i ' ' CONBFLS.
BritishvVice-Consul 'Don McRae, n Water.
Soanish Vice-ConsuI-4F J Lord, 6 n Water.
Brazillian ViceConsul O G Parsley, jr., ccr n
Water and Mulbery (upstairs.)
anish Vice-Consul-jP K Dickins
Danish
inson, cor Front
and Chestnut,
INTERNAL, IMPROTEMENT. 1 !
T7ILORIDA RAILROAD. BONDSf26,000 of
in the above Bonds redeemable in 1891 with
coupons at 7 per cent per annum, payable- in Uhe.
ctitv of Jew 1 orK. 1st Marcn ana ist ciepiemoer.
i. For sale br DeROSSET. BROWN A CO
dec 1 -' " -; j j '"" -
" COFFEE.
50
BAGS
RIO COFFEE, -
20 bags Lagna
a uonee,
-i
" . 20 mats nest J ai
ZENO IL GREENE, f
.
,i . KI1 RANT Al WILSON.
ARE CONSTANTLY receiving fine ; CLOTH
COATS. City make. Cassimere Snita at Oie
lowest nossible ratea, ' " . - dec 10
Business Cards.
i J ff ERRANT St WILSON,
"TITTIOLESALE AND RETAIL i Dealers in Do-
- f f : mestie Dry- Goods, Groceries, Clothing,
iJOOt, Mioes, Ac. --,-!: - ; . . :.
. ! i i f Nos. 14 and U North Water Street, ,
?'jpet-l-jf.;...r- Wilmington, N. C
i JAS. T. PETTEW A Y i &. CO. '
IACTORS AND COMillSSlON Merchants.
I -j - No 8 North Water Street.
i-'-.-P Witmseros. N. C.
Solicit consignments of all kinds of Produce, ai
so- orders for Groceries, Bagging,: Rope,. Guano,
etc... :. i' - I uct
OEOS.SB BAKBISS. A. S. SOWKLfc. DR. W. W. H ARiRlSS
? I ! illARRISS & HOWELL, .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, i :
VI i Dt 2,1858 , r , ; y Wilmington, N. C.
WORTH S DANIEL, -
ROC
OCERS AND COMMISSION Merchants,
No. 2. Granite Row. Wilmington. N.C.
JT i Solicit consignments of Flour. Dried
Fruit, Feathers, Beeswax, Tobcaco and Country
rroauce generally. - . , ( f
Agents for Howe's celebrated Scale.
A ! - - D. G. WORTH.
sept 2C,ly N. O: DANIEL.
JAMEJ ANDE880N, EDWAKD SATAOE.
h ANDERSON Ac SAVAGE,
ENERALCOMMISSION MERCHANTS.
X July S, '60-ly. f Wilmington, N. C
; i ,C. II. ROBINSON & CO., A
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER-
J CHANTS, Wilmington, N. C.
f Office over Mr. J. A. Willard'a store.
; j Entrance Corner Princess and Water st.
mar 9; '60-tf r
L. W. ERRANT, ! GEO. WISON .
5 ERRANT it WILSON,
(COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
j- :'' I Nos. 14 aNd 15 North Water st.,
oct?, ?60-Jy Wilmington, N. C.
W, A, GWTKR, LOVET PKACOCK,. S. B. JENNINGS.
. GWYER, PEACOCK At CO.,
t ' ! Wilmington. N. C.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Wholesale Gro
Jj cers andidealers in NAVAL STORES. COT
TON, "and Southern Produce generally.
fiT" Prontpt personal attention given to all
consignments of produce.'
teb te-ly ' . i
Mfr
CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, Wholesale and
Retail Dealer in ; Paints, Oils, Dye .Stuff?,
VVindow Glass, Putty,- Segars, Oltf Brandies, and
Wines, perfumery and Fancy Articles. N. E. cor
ner Front and Market sts., Wilmington, N. C.
mar zo, d .
; I f EDWIN A. KEITH,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
V'i i !- 1 Wilmington,: N. C.
. sSL. WBers his services to Planters as Factor or
Agent for the sale of COTTON: will trive his per
sonal attendance to the business. Hw commission
for selhng Cotton, will be 50 cts. per bale, no addi
tional charge will be-made. Cotton forwarded to
J ewj i ork at 10 cts per bale.
oct 4-18ti0 -ly r;
j O, G. PARSLEY Aj CO.
PRQPRIETORS of the Hilton Steam Saw and
PtANiNG Mills, Wilmington, N. C.
r-.r All orders or inquiries tor iLUMJJEIt, will
receive prompt attention. ! mch-21 '59
; .1 SMITH & MCLAURIN,
ftOMMISSION AND Forwarding Merchants,
Vb ! l . I"' Wilmington, N. C. .
liefer Ui :' ' :j -'. i ,
- JdflN Dawsov, Esq., MayoT.
iE.' 'P. Hall, Esq., President Branch Bank
State N. C. i " . :
'Hj sjoraj! J : I JOHN m'laurin.
July 1 1859-tf I j ;'J j '
MALCpM McINNIS,
tJROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
T if North. Water afro. , i
oct 1J
Wilmington, N. C.
iCHASi D.fMYBRS, FbCD. J. MoORE.
S ' i! MYERS & MOORE.
A YyTHOLESALE and retail dealers in Hats, Caps,
f Y -.Straw Goods, Furs, Umbrellas, Canes, Ac.
Ac, 34 -Market street, Wilmington, N. C.
June.'21, 185T) !
! . ! -
T, C. & B. G. WORTH,
COMMISSION AND
CHANTS, j
FORWARDING JIER
Wilriiington, N. C.
UNION DI3TILLERY,
Wilqiington, N.
C.
II. VANBOKKELEN, Proprietor.
. A LL KINDS OF NAVAL STOjRES, purchased,
' manufactured, and sold., .
Wharfage and storage lurnLhed, and coop
erage dine at fair rates. ' jan. 2 18C0.
14 . ' G. POLVOGT. "
UPHOLSTER AND PAPER HANGER,
f Corner Front and Princess Streets,
t V Wilmington, 3. u.
Keeps constantly on hand Matti-astses, Lounges,
Cushions, Feathersj Curled Hair, Moss, and all
Upholstery Materials. Also. Paper Hangings,
Window Shades, Fire Screens, and Decorations of
every description, j i .
Pictures tramea to oraer.
Prompt attention given to fitting up Railroad
Cars, Steam boats,
ana 1'rivate Dwelling!.
may St -
J. L. IBATHAWAY. i " j WM. E. tFTLEY.
y ( HATHAWAY & CO.
C10M.MISSI0X MERCHANTS,
' dec 1(8, '58 " . , Wilmington, N. C.
I J.:M. ROBINSON & SON,
"MPORTERS AND DEALERS! in Foreign and
L Domestic Hardware, Agricultural Implements,
;c. N. 8, Fi'ont st. WilmingtonjN. C.
jan '58 . . ' i
' JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM, -A.
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARD
ING MERCHANT,' Wilmington, N. C.
gnj rrompt personal attention given to Con-
signmehtsfor.Sale or Shipment, f
ggaiijiberai casn aayancemencs, made on (;on-
signments jto my New York friends. 1 : nov 2, '57
HENRY NUTT,
E ACTOR AND FORWARDING AGENT,
I - i Wilmington, N. C.
.Will give his personal attention tor business
entrusted to his care.
.sept 1Q, '57-tf.
AMES STOKLKT j I i ALEX.. OLDHAM.
! Af STOKLEY & OLDHAM,
TEALERS IN! GRAIN, A j COMMISSION
JJ MERCHANTS, Wilmington, N. C.
"Proippt; attention given to the sale of Cotton,
Flour, Bacon, and other Country ProduceA-
. JUTE ROPE. y
COILS best Jute Rope, for pale by ! - '
nor 28 j ZENQ H.; GREEN.
30
"f- ALMANACS FOR 1861.
TURNER'S North Carolina Almanacs, at K EL
LEY'S BOOK STORE. 1 dec 11
j TO ARRIVE
BBLS FLOUR. Apply to
nor 27 STOKLEY A OLDHAM.
800
Ail- ! A. i BACON. .- U,... . - .
HHDS.-SIDES, and 4 hhdsA rhonlders. just
arrivied. For sale by ..-J. A. .WILLARD.-
12
A: : - ; FLOUR. :V:' "' .v.:' I ''
QflO SACKS just landed. Fo Sale at $1,10 per
'sack. nor 10 ;
J. A. WILLARD.
M - i - FLOUR-
AM1LY', Super and Fine, Fayetteville and
Wiuiamgton inspection, in afore, and for sale
(dec 11) j ? ZENOjH, GREENE.
by
A QUESTION FOR "MATH EM ATI
A OI ANS AND' ECONOMISTS: ; i i
F 1860 feet of gas is consumed through eight
' burners, in 9 nights, at a cost of $5 per thou
sand feet, how much is consumed yeich burner
per hourT at what cost, and what, would De toe
cost of an equal amount of light obtained from
KeroseW Oil? Answer: There via eensumed by
each burner, 25 feet per night, or 6 feefperhour,
at a cost of 6 cents per hour ''pee- bnrner.: Four
Kerosene' Lamps aflord as much light as ft gas
burners;; 4 gallona of Kerosene Oil will supply 4
lamps ,one month,' which, at Sl,20, per gallon, is
$4,80 perl month," or a cost of one cent per hour
per lamp therefore, by burning gas, the expense is
only six hundred pet centum greater than to burn
Kerosene Oil, which, with Lamps, can be bad at
the RENDEZVOUS of the Inimitable - -' f
jan 12
, -l ! CASSIDEl.
NORITIERN BUSINESS CARDS.
jo- n. BAnrr. Jons . urmi. ' r.K. mvham.
; late of ' late of ' : 1 lateof
Tarboro N. C. Scotland Neck, Warrcnton, N. C.
;jANCY, IIY3IAN , CO.,
C ROCfeRS AN D COMMISSION Mscakts,
VJ V v i ; 1?4 Pearl street, .
- ! ' . Naw .Yoar.
, IIYMAN, DANCY Ai CO.
C ROCERS AND COMMISSION il tcn akts,
X NomrbLK. Va
The New York house will be eondacted by Jno.
?. lancr. aiJetl bv 1L w. llvman.
The Norfolk jlo'use will be conducted bv John
H. Hvman and F.M. llvman. ' i t
Particulars attention given to the sale of
Cotton, Corn, - Wheat, and Naval Store. - '
September ll-tf liMJO . .!
Gro; O. VakAmringk, Jr., C. S. V as A Haiaat
YANAMRINGE BROTHERS,
AVAL STORE AND GENERAL Commismom
fcbants, "
140 water street, New Yotk
Mr. J. R. Blossom
Siess. T. C. A B. 0. Wosth,
" Hathaway a Co.,
" J. a D. McRak A Col,
Mr. J. If . Fl.ANSER,
August 21, '60-tf
Wilmington. N.C-
LONDON Sc. BRYAN,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, . , ;
No. 32 India street Botun. ",
,s3" Consignments of Naral Stores.' Cot to
Lumber, and other Southern Produce sttltcited. ,
Jno. R. London. ' " J. II. Bryan. Jr.
Nov 2I-tf - - 1 - ' '
WM. M. UHEIKER. ' . M. UtkKlilM
GREINER Ac II A It KN ESS, ,
COTTON AND GENERAL COMMISSION
j IIOISE. . C :
Nov lo, 18i7
PHILA DCLPHIA. 1
wm. A. II ILL.
N. M. NorLrT.
of North Caroliiin.
ot North Carolina,
HILL At NOR FLEET,. )
ENER A L COMMISSION A FORWARDING
Merchants, fshickoe Slij.
s Ificlunond. V'a.,
Solicit consignments of Cotton, Lumber, Fish,
and all kinds of Merchandize and Produce.
- ALSO ' .j .
Agents for the purchase of Sugars, Coftves, Mrrras
ses, Salt, Lime, Guano, Ac. Large cargoes of the
above articles are ottered ftr sale in our ntai ki t an
nually, and we shail I e pleased to operate for par
tiesordering,, promising faithfulness in our en-
deayors to representthem. Jan2r-?y
G. W. WILKINSON & CO.
T?ltClT AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
JP (', S Barclay street. N.
"v, Particular attpntiongiven to consignments
and yurcliase ot Merchandise, all Kinds.
Liberal cash advances through VV lLKINSON
CO., Wilmington. N. C.
August 2. lsGO-Iv
T7"EROSENE LAMPS. A large supply,
Ijk suitable for stores, for sale very cheap with
OiCat dec 7 ' CASSIDEY'S.
EASTERN HAY.
BALES Eastern Bay1, ex schr.
pale, low, from wharf, by
150
for
jan 9
ELLIS A MITCHELL.
LABIPS TO HIRE.
ILLUMINATING APPARATUS,-for Balls, Par
ties, Public Meetings, tc, can be hired on
very reasonable terms, of the Inimitable
jan '..'. CASSIUKl. ,
CtHOICK BACON. 22 filids., choice Western
Bacon Side9 and Shouldeis. For sale bv
dec 21 HATHAWAY A CO.
C. FLOUR.
i brands.
. ,.
0 iKixes 50 bbla of good
. HATHAWAY A CO.
dec 21
CSCOVADO SI GAR 20 hhds. prime to
hoice Muscovado Sugar.-.For eale bv -
dec 21
HATHA WAV A CO.
LARD.
N
OW LANDING from Schr Sea Bird,
bbls
Western" Lard a splendid article.
IX STORE : : ; f
; 15 Keg? N. C. Lardi inj gfMd packages, I '
'5 . " W-eetern Lard, in .'mall pnckagM,
dec 4 For sale, bv . Z. H. GREENE.
NEW FLO CUE !
dec 1
-In bag and bbls. Fr sale bv
STOKLEV A OLDHAM,
ENGLISH CHEESE. 2: Boxes selected En-
glish Cheese, just received at :
de!4 WORTH A DANIEL.
T
HOSE CHOICE HAV ANAS. have come, at
decC WORTH A DANIEL'S.
T ARD.
JLi use.
-20 Kegs Extra ieat hai d lor family
WORTH A DANIEL.
BURNING FLUID: Fluidand Oil tin cans,
for cale very cheap, at CAS1DEV'S.
lecj J . L.. J. , :
TO-DAY NEW AND FRESH,
STR. PARKERSBl RG. '
ONCENTRATED L V. A V EX-t-som eth ing new,
New Beef longues,
Smoked Beef
Veast Powder,
Buckwheat,
Butter,
Raifcins, .
Rye Flour,
GO bbls. C. Sugars
io -"' a-
10 bbLs. li. Sugars,
10 " Crushed, Granulated and Powdered,
25 boxes choice ellow Cheese. ' ' ,
WORTH A DANIEL, I
jan 3 2 Granite Row, Front street. -1
E have the best Family Flour tn town,' and
we warretlt each and every barrel and
package, if not good, to be returned.
dec12 WORTH A DANIEL,
t? ASTERN II A" V. 0 bjiles of the bet E.-to.n
Hay in market.
For pale b '
dec 21
ISATMAWAY A CO.
VENI, YIDI, VICI.
CH was the announcement
of a very'' great
victory, by a Roman General.
The people of
this day, in speaking of the Inimitable "ASSI-
DEi, niodily trie saying ol tlie noblu Roman,, thus:
"I came, I saw, I bought" of the great variety of
articles offered for sale at-Oie Rendezvous,
dec 21 2d a 28 South Front pt.
iT IS A HISTORICAL t'J
lina has seceded 1 Thi. I
en prepared to do, if pom
ACT that South Caro-
they would not have
me or her citizens) bad
not bought , i -. .
KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS, ;
as well as a great variety of Fancy article, suita
ble for the IbJidavs -Candy, Nnts, c.c, of the
patriotic CASS 1 DEV. : i - i , dec 21
XUTE ROPE AND TWINE. 25 CiU bet Jute
f Rope, Bagging Twine. ' r or sale by -deci
ZEN O H. GREENE.
B
est Hams in town atT
7
dec 1
WORTH A DANIEL'S.
1E BED KUUM SETi A new lot, some
very pretty just opened,' and for rale at
eel . PERRIN'S
CHRISTMAS SUPPLIES.
TkER PARKTERSBURG.
7 Fresh Rabins, Fr.-h Butter,
Cheese, ""
Segars. -
Tobacco, .
Ale," .
porter, . -Raisins,
w
4 Loaf Sugar.
Granulated do.
Prunes,
Citron, -y
Nutmegs,
i'
-
u
tt
it
Maco, v " ;
Buckwheat ,i
A ll k. C SaMr.i
Crushed. "
Elegant Ham.
dec 19
WORTH A DANIEL. "
WOLFE'S LIQUORS.
G
ENUIN E Schiedam Schnapps,
ery Pure ti randy.
nerry W tne.
Madeira "
Port " For sale bv f 4
WORTH A DANIEL.
dee 18
PORK.
dec7 -IA) bblsN. Y. City Mesa Pork, for sale
- by ZENO H. GREENE. .
rWHfi BEST FAMILY r L.O L It, in town, watl
a ran tea in an casea, so oe bm oi i . r
"eci29 ,; .... WORTH A DANIEL.
jl l SUGARS SUGARS! ,...n
CtBAURELSgCCoflee, and C Yellow Sugars,
I -r f 25 bbla Crushed Granulated and Powdered,
- v - t 35 " Muscovado Sugars, light and dry,i
-A, enhds. f i - . ; '; ,u
; 1 For sale br:;;- : WORTH A DAN t EL,
. , ' . tranite now. -
PORK PORK.
y.BBLS, New York City MMf'st
At and for sale low. for ea.h, br-
received
declt " i ?J ZEJiO 11. GREENE.
- EXTRA GOSHEN BUTTER. ' ;
OPC KEGS jut to hand,' from 20 to 2?ents, a
iCOtiwll GEO. MVERS'.
TO ARRIVE.
CiCZn BBL55. Flour different grades.
CJU jan 15 . STOKLEY A OLDHAM.
S. C HEUllI NG'S CHAM-
2 JlOJST IiUltMEl XJl
HERRING k CO) Utk ntt of their. $lOPf
aant n Challre t ; v . f ,
ML", ASiJI o MONEY. ' -i -ReadtUWlowlBgd
: ' f
p ir "'r 1 b.t v?1' Oct; j; 1W.4
E. P. HoniiA, Eq., Af't ft UltU's ifV rrs.
' " " - i- I , i
Dear Sir : We are jaathoriied. br Mew. H C.
Herring A Co.. to otter ron, or Hr. LlUie, rr aar
other peron, $1000, to prove that a Herring Chaa '
ioo Safe ever failed to prewrve it co&trui u a
acckleoul tire; and we will give on, Mr. Lilli,
or any othr reoaptble peroa. tuu to aaakt a
the Mme oflVr in regard to Mr. LiUie'a Safo.
U (Signed, j D. K A Hj UK KB,
i "i Agent fur S. C Jim tag A Co.
Thi letter having been fonrardd to me, the
foilowiag reply was rffturned : ' 1 - . . , , ' .,
Taet, Sot. 10,1
. lVHurtuaa, Eaq tft racuac- ,,
Dear Sir i on are berebr aathotlzrd to accept
both parts of the oHtion made rea bv I). S.
A S. V. Ueer, ander rfate vt Oct, fn, hi(t, pre
.mmlBgithat tbey wean, br "LiflMT ftafr, the
same bafe manufactured by me, since 1 have mi
u fact u red on uir own arcoant.) aa mlUkht three
reara lat ianC The anrney ly U dV-poMtrd ia ta
hand of Hon. Itaac McConih, Jr., Mayor of the
city of Troy, w ithin hfteen daja, aad U'u-t4aed,'
by Liut In the hand kf ikiu rompetent N-ro,
ho may be aelecUd to rreeive lh tftimojiy in .
thUcity, and lit decide to whom it hall b pail. . .'
irtiij Jr, I.KWIM I.IIXIK.
The above -f i. lance" of He (halb-ngv wa for-
warded to - Mr. liopkbi. and' bv him fo Mr at.
(Jerr, A irent-, Ac, to which mo terponae Urn been
made. . t I . . , , . ,
I Mvia' Omcr,
'1 Trey. IVcrrebrr 4. UK f
The foregoing let tern have been haai-d tu bm br
Mr. Lillie. aud the content of the raw hat in'
been examined. I contented.! at hi rrflurrt. to re
ceive and hold flOOUlaathe orutMMed h-de. on
the part of Mr, Lillie; and up to tbtedate f have
Id the auie. and not hearinr ant thinr iron! S.
C. Herring I .Co.. or from D. A. A H. I. Grer.
Agent, aud the time having expired,, 1 bare Uii
day returned the lun.li deiMM.itI ro i Lillie.
18 A A O U rf?( V I H K. J a.
jn I , O. II. KELLkV, Agent.. ,
'THE FIRST AND THE LAST"
rillilS SAMMi wa exemplified in the courreof 1
1 . Noi tli Carolina, a rrgartled her action in
the u.iys ol tin Keviolutioia. The Mecklenburg '
Declaration of Independence, iJirnrxl br Kbhralm
Howard, and other. wa the tit public araer'tiou
of. .the right of a Sat or Colony lo be free to ne-
.nlej'atnl North Carolina the Ut to ratify
th.t articles of confederation between, and lormlag
thei Lnitcd Stat'-a I (.Thus, ouick aud prompt to "
resist and rep-l aggrePMon, nhe a rl.,w to drl
pte nway ibv nt' )bel xwn vttrl In Lr. The '
li.huiUbhi CASSIDHY ha a bui iunt received 10.-
tHH) Sweet Oranges, niiic-Ji he i otfering at theun
precetlenledlv low irieof $1,25 a tl.'iO per Loii-
drcd, at the RendezvouM. . tUnM
CIONS I G N EES of 10 i.hda. Raeou and 2v bbl v
j Poi k, wal ked Ui4uiood 11 per t br Loui-
u lialliiuore, will pleaxe mate thctuiclvr -:
the oljiee of Ithe andei nlrned, tdv ' A ' '
Jo T. U A B. G.WOmil-
'GILIIAM'.S MANUALT r
EY Major. William Uilham,. Virginia aJiUt a ry
Jnslitnte, . j , ,
' - riTETi; " ' t -. !'..: .
Article lt. Army OrgaDixatloo OrgMBiatka
f Infantry -Organization of Car lry- Oruwif-
kiii ui r icm ai imt-rjr-jne .inn. .
' Article 2d- Anna and Amunition i
Article 3d-i-Schooi of dhe Soljier ;f.
Article 4th School of the Company :
Article 6ih Target Praetiee; 1 v .
Article Cth School of the Battalion . . , . .
Article 7th School of the Trooper :
Article ftth flchm of the Troop - - '
Article 8tb Sdfool of the Souadroat
Article 10th Evplations of iLe Regiment; .
Article 11th Light Artillery Tactics;' i 4
Article 12th Honor paid W Troopa, tn the
President, Governor General, Ac. i .
Article 13th Duties of (?aptaio. Compttile
Duties in CampH, GarHiona, Ae.'f . ''
Article 14th The Staff: . , -
Article 15th Battle: " ..
Article 16th X'ourt Martlatr ' " '
Article 17th Music, lterill. Tattoo, Af .
Appendix The Artichs of War. ; . . ..
The hole in one hancboine volume of til pp.
Price $2,5. Book forwarded on rrivipt of prcx.
60 copies received tbi morning, per Expreta. at
WHITAKEIfS -Nt lk Store,
Market it., bet. J. Dawson's and Wllklnoi's...
L.janH ) j ' ; ... . ,'"
TO ARMS! TO ARMS! -
A LL THOSE, who are Oppo-ed to the Fnlet!
(XH rtion of a vt reign State, ami who are
opposed toJhepange of abolition wildlcr through
North Carolina, for the purpose of nhjaicating a
siitter State.' will buy tlu ir Grocrri, Proviilou".
f mall f tores and accoiifremenl. of the patriot,
jn I ;"(" j :!"'lCAKH1DEr.
: COFFEIL " r .
l)IO, LAUUAYKA, Java and SLDomia
store; and lor inle by
jan
ZENO H. GkEK.Vi
NEW CORN. A FLOAT.' '
2.200
BIJSIlltLM Prime 'W hi U New Crop
.Coi n, now landing, for rale by
I ELLIS A MITCHELL.
jan 10
WHITE OATS.
r-r --r? -
OAAA L'SIIKIH Heavy .New-Vork State -
UUV.":Oat.-fc-rorfit'br- !
jan IP ' JA 4 t ajxiH A MITCHELL.
- - - - " .' .....J: 'tt t ;-
HHEAT UUAK..
f AAA BAGS in
tore, Kor iale. br
janll
iv-fc r 'i
'ELLIS
MITCHELL.
. RAISINS. I
1 ( WHOLE boxes Urge bunch KaMns,'
JU io yA " u '
jan 11 For salby J 55ENO IIJ O REEVE.
CtANAL BARROWS.-100 Canal, Barrows,
warehouse, and fr Mle, In Iota to suit, at'
nov 30 . I ' - ' WILSON'S.
hi
HOOF IRON
TONS 1, lli to IK inch Hoo
oop iron, tor miimm-
4
Jan R
m; Mani.i.r im,
MACKEREL.
lyfOS. 2 and 3, in ftore, and tor sale by
J. 1
jan H
V M. MacINNIS.
v - "n. f; FLOUR. V
TlfST. RECEIVED t'T Railroad, ' Karnfly and
I Super, celvbrated.Watcborla MflU brand.
KrsaJeIyitleR0S3iT,;lJRj0VN A CO.
nov 27
. ' CEMENT A PLASTER, i
Ol HI BBLS. Cement,' W bbts. I1vtr
Peii
per brig Water Witch.
For aale br
dee 13
ELLIS A MITCHELL.
HOOKS FOR ALL. .
1HK NORTH CAhvOLlA A r OHM BOOK, Cant.
1
wella Justice, or. Swans a Keiiwa reed It a
-alAdviaer. at J . KELLEV'S.
Lega
dec 11 ' Bookstore..
TEMIJOHNS, yA 1, 2, 3, 4, and & gallon.,
at
I dec 12
PERRIN'S.
COFFEE COFFEE.
p?( V BAGS Rio Coffee 20 do Laguarra do-i-5 do
JJ St. Domingo do 20 mat Jar a' do in torr,
and for ale low tor Caih, bv i
dec 11. i j I ZENO II. GREENE.
N
AILS. 1 'Ai kegu awKirted NaiU, from 3 to 40d.
nov 1
For ale br '
ZENO IL GREENE.
TTEALTHFUL
EXERCISE, U neewar to a
n. H'? nj h.pp nfe
lArt the glrU buy Trun-
dltng
H.iopn the Uf a email axea. ofCASSlDEY."
and take plenty, of exercie theae cool morning.
dec
c 1 . -.-.---. ......
LEAVEN LEAVEN LEAVEN.
LEAVEN, , LEAN EN, LEAVEN, . LEAVEN.
; Try it Try itf-Try It Try it, at
jn8 , . WORTH A DANIEL'S. A
NOTICE.
A LL PERSONS who are indebted for (Jroceriea,
jt Proriaiona, 4e.( either bv note er account,
to the late firm of Wilaon A William, and whoae
aecounta are long tiace due, are req netted to make
immediate par men t to the i ubacrioer. or inch ac
count will be placed in officer'! hand for collec
tion. , ,. , . JAMl- v iisu.i. .
. jan 1 ' - ' H 1 No. 5 MarkM rtreet.
.
1 BOoks FOR ALL. A
fTinE North Carolina Form Book-Cant wtU'a
Juntlce.
or Swan'a Keviaea ereeuiey a urn
Adv
viaer, at Keller'a Book Store.
dee 11
. ? V WESTERN DACON. !
1 pr CASKS aui ior Cincbanati Side and Shoul
ltJ dert, in ttore, and tor aale by ,
jan S i -j- -. M.MACINN1S.
T'"" ';cii7:I:s eT ,. :
Q A BOXES New Yutk State Chee-e ajdendld.
tjXJ Jo?t received per achr D. C. lfale.
jan 10 Foriaieby zt.NUU.UKttJU
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