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VOLUME IX NUMBER 57.
WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1854.
WHOLE NUMBER 110S
TilE Tltl-WEEKIA' CO'DIEKCML
Is published every Tuesday, THCBtDsv and
atuhday at S3 per annum, payable in all cases
in advanee.
By THOMAS LOiUN'G F.DtTOR am! Pboprie
T0, Corner Front ami Market Street",
WILMINGTON, I. C.
rt iTr.s cif a n v r.itTijsi xc;
' sir. 1 insertion 4b 50 I I sqr. 2 month, 84 00
t ' . 73 I " 3
1 3 " l uo : I " G
t " 1 month, 2 5U 1 '12
Ten lines or less make a s-jiiarc.
5 UU
" S CO
12 00
It" an .-ill ver-
be i n
tisemcnt esce-ds ten lions, me pi ice
proporiion.
All n.lvortisc-ncnts are payable at the time of
1 t -i !- insertion.
'-'d-lTacts with vcir'y advertisers, vv ill he made
on the most liberal terms.
'o trinfiT of c ntricti for yearly advertising
V I b ;i r : n ; t J. Should circii.nslaiiccs render
:i i 'i n ;e ia brivnci-, or an unexpected removal
n .' irv, a eh xr'i according to the jii IM:d
t . -,- i ! : -viM h.; at lb.-, option of the cu a: rae t ar, for
!' h hn Ti.IvMisod.
Too privilege yt nnuai Advert Jscrs i s stricif
!', need t their iwn inline, 1 into business; and afj
-i Ivfji-tWemt'nu forme benefit pf other-persons,
n v. II is all a I vert i e uionis noli moiediutel y con
rvercl with th ir own business, and alleNcissof
i I v.-riisen;ents in length or otherwise beyond the
limits emjvj'3'l, will be charged at the usual rates.
V Ivertisor.i :nts i included in the contrai l
'or i 'l ; .sah; or r.'nt a! houses or I .nils in town .0
'on itry. or for th? sale or hire ..f n-rn- s. v, h-h .
or tin pr perty i-; owned hv th-- advert i.-i r or hv
o-'l T p :r n-. Tiie-e are reluded ty !:. lenn
" .1 n' I'.iile tJ -i'tess "
!l i I . r' i-ie n ; nt inserted in thi- tri-werkU
' 'i n:r,;inl. nr" entitled to one iuerlion in tin
Me-ltj free of ehare.
Tt);s. t: vi;; and vaxcy iairiNc:.
KXiircrED i n srpi-i:i!)n style.
f;HTS K.M T.'IF, ( OMMDIK IAI;.
New Vobk .M -esrs. ILillnkr A PTTtn.
i-(f n n S .tit:i. '.io. i,'enti-.il Wharf
J'iil'ltlfJ p:i in -S. K. i'ohf.v
li'iUi hi rc rt's . II. Peake and W'm. Tiiojijus
THE WOMEN OF RUSSIA.
The Russian lailies, lik other larlies of
rank in many E-.iropean countries, who are
bred in the lap of luxury, employ and prac
tice all the attractive and sedt.ctive arts
which most enchant society. They have
much vivacity of mind, Lrrace of manner.
anil display the most exnuisite taste in j
everything- appertaining- to dress. The,
charms which cantivate and the amiable !
quniiucs tuni win trie anmiration oi in- V V ,.ii:its Wila.iuaion. N. C.
public, are not, however, certain indications ' Ail t.Mi.-in"n -ms : .nvul stores, together with
of nrivnift worth or nnvatft hanntilfS?. ..t..n, liaeon. yotn. .ieai, flour, asexual
r - " t It
Tlje ilomrs! ic v rtucs iro little cu'iiviitcd
BUSINESS CARDS.
DR. iE0R(iE DRTTNER,
OP NO.iTH C.MUILIN'.A.
OFFICE, No. 538, BKUADWAV,
on AT THf
PRE3COTT I10U.SE -XE-.V YORK.
Eeb. . HJ. lyc.
W. M. SIIKllWOOD & CO.,
;7 HOf.F.SALF. Grocers nnd Commission Jler
enr' tUP tilytit-M ni.irKei price.
Di.-.:. 1
ll.j-tf
or little krioAvn in Rnssin. Marriaire is a
mere matter of convenience, and its soon ; J. I). J.0VE,
as the children of a noble hnnse have been .i;.l.Y(7'.iC7'f7,' -;,' A.XP OK ALE R -V
sent as hostages to one of the schools or j CABINET FU IiMTUK E,
colleges under the control of the govern- ' UEISTK.!S C HA I US. MATTRESSES. &c.&c.
mnni I h n In r,l i , , 1 I ., , Iv ,fto n li.i-nirtr. es- ' l-10 it street , Sou: Ii o: .Ha r kct ,
trauged in their ufTectum. Each in.iv oc- I
cupy their separate aiiartiiieNts, and keep
up their srpar.ite estahhJKnents. The D. CAmVF.Lr,. J. A. PAUKKR.
mijtr indiiliTcs his peculiar tastes and CASUWEXL' &PAR!iE't,
ptensures without reference to his lady, and ! C U M M1SSI O'N ME R C H A N T S,
the mistress M- tih-s her w hims and" wis!.- wtl.M iTON". N. r.
. r . . i n; r,,,-.,. .. 1 , ,..,. ,.i.ii'.t h Air Wot. A ovvrr.
1.1; u t1 .nut Hilpirimhtii li-nni irr ril'i III! ' " - r J ' ...
Sept. lb, 1332.
TU-y-c
the weahh or cormntion. t!:e iuortmce r
oriic
.M-in-fl 2 :
null-it!, wliicli inarr
the divi.--iuus
J. C. LAITA.
rf ar.
tocratic or i- tv.
lnai riao-e is often . COMMISXIOX MKRCH.W V- OKSlltiAL
tr.e ro;nt a
ends
ln-jrj fount lc virtue begins or
A(iE. 7".
ViLMl.CiTO.. N. C
Oct. 1 , ?M.
MISCELLANY.
a 'i3:;.3iXE.ss-EKE couRrsii::
'Fh-re is n story extant :.bou a live-tnin.
i'c- courtship between a ihrivmg tuid b isy
tnerehatit, of ;i watering-pi. ice in Engianci.
tin-1 n lady for whom, in conjunction with
a deceased friend, he was trustee. Th
holy called at h;s co'inti:iir-houe. and s.ii-.l
th t hfr business wtts to fonsnh hitn nu the
propriety or otherwise of her acccpii an
older ' f marriaire winch she had received.
Now, for the first time, occurred to the
Hristol merchant the idea of this holy es
tate in his own case. Varriujre." s;iid hf.
listlessly turning over some West Indian
correspondence, "well. I suppose every
body ouirht to marry, thonirh such n thing
never occ u rred to no; before Hive von
given this gentleman an afiirni itive an
swer?1' " No." '-Are your feelings par
ticularly er.gnged in the matter' --Not
particularly.'' Well, then, madam," aid
lie, turning round his office stool, -if that
le the eas, rind if J'ou could dlspoise will-,
courtship, for which I have no trme, m;d
think von could be comfortable with me, 1
ftni your humble servant to command."
There were people who thought t!i :t the
idy had a purpose in goiutr there, bo", if
so, she prudently disguised it. She said
die woul I consider the matter The lins
1(.1 mercluHit saw her out with the same
coolness as if she was merely one of Ins
correspondents, and when she was gone
five minutes, was once more immersed in
his letters and ledgers A day or two
After, he had a communication from the
lady, accepting his offer, veiy considerately
excusing him from an elaborate courtship,
nnd leaving him to mine the "most con
venient day." The- were married.
Km in th- (-V. V.) Am-ricii S-;i!in-l.
1 1 1 t y Trammels cannot hold AmericT.ns.
When a man can rise superior to those
p irty tr.i uiuiels whict have bound him for
a series of years to one course of poh.ical
fiction, and hail so controlled his vote its to
have left him no discretion in the premises,
it is an evidence that he is; a true Ameri
can, and has declared his independence of
part wire pullers. We say there is some
thing noble in such action, and it should
commend him thoroughly to our admira
tion. Those of our own readers, who are
anil have been politicians, know full well
the mighty power of party trammels, and
those of them who have undergone the or
deal kt.ow the sacrifice of feeling growing
out of intimate, social, and other asiocia
tions required to throw off the incubus.
We have been led to a train of reflection
upon this subject by reading the proceed
ings of a meeting in Tammany Hall of the
General Committee, the oiher evening,
when the administration was boldly de
nounced for the appointment of John 31-K-nn,
an Irisk Roman Cathulic, to the office
of U. S. District Attorney.
We have had a full report of the debate
upon that occasion. It must be recollected
that the committee is the oruan of the Ad
ministration, and was supposed to be so en
tirely devoted to it that anything like inde
pendence was out of the question. Alc
Keon is the appointee of Pierce, and his
appointment has been openly and manfully
denouneed by Pierce's committeev in tins
city When it is remembered that the ad
ministration holds great patronage, and
consequently power here, and that in Tam
many Hall is to be found those who here
tofore have been devoted to this power, tie
action upon this matter will be the more
appreciated. We repeat that We admire
the nerve an true devotion to American
interest and principles which can thus at
once disregard the bindiflg influences of
party and all chances for political prefer
ment, by denouncing the source of so much
patronage as has the head of the Tam
many patty.
Americans must remember, and at the
proper time reward those who have so no
bly declared their independence and fear
lessly bearded Bishop Hughes and his sa
tellites in their very den.
m . t FENCE POSTS.
It is mentioned as a curious fact that a
farmer in Connecticut, who recently took
tip a fence after it had been standing four
teen years, found alEofs those posts solid
which bad been inverted from the way in
which they oriainally grew, while all taose
whicul Bad been setas.jhey grew were
rotted off at. lh.e -bottom. -'Heads down,
therefore, seems a.specific against decay.
The Russian ino'lu-r or the Russian
in. .id, the that of noble, the last of servile t - V1I,K I .!o. A li,i:l!,
will equally exemplify the depravity U Pill) ESTERS & PAPEtt HANGERS.
nf these ix'iemes If the one has esscaned K!;(-; ON HAM) AND M A Pi-: TO ORDER,
legal m.u ri ge before illicit love-. ;he oiher ; Um,- a ;,. U'm-W Curtain
has known illicit low before legal marriage, j ' ..
V i hoi ii i
M-ireh !'
N. O . Market S'.
1.
JOSEPH R- BLOSSOM,
General lommisMou aH.1 rorw;irdiu? Herdm-it !
Prompt pei so .a 1 a li . t ion ;tii-'i In t'onsiu;ii-
iiient Inr .ili- of Uipmeiil.
p-.-trains the oiher; and the princess and
the peasant oil I. thought liny 1 1 : i 1 T in de-
rn e. are al.ke the vieiims of the same er
rors wiut.-h have then- oiiuiii as well in the
extreme corruption as ;n the extreme des
titntion i if ,i.r .-ty 'J hi re is huie of ro
mance in th- tharocter or conduct of the 1 Liberal t i' o-.'r, .-, , fr i;'"tOT"li;. !o
... ..I i i I mcorlu iu Vc r ..;.- r:r o'.
KusMan l.dy. In-ri-uie and sensuality. I Wilmington, Jan. i, Is", i. 13.'.
rather than sentiment, or passion, guide i.er
i in her amours, and lln-je, in after hie. are
j followed well other inclinations She h
entiles a g l ee I y g ,. . i ,
goti; ;;vu: 1. - ro-s m ; -r.-'ii. rna ;cniine in
ve;;;s. a si.iew.l ousi iviT ot e'.:il.-, an ora-
cie ,1 ;ourt: excilleta manager of li-r ; II OU NT REE, WYATSDN L CO.,
elates, and a tyrant over her dependants. ' GcilJ'Fal ContHlissioil MfrchillltS,
Maii v i xcepl.ous In tiits rule wni of course j !; Kronl St , New York.
be liitind inslanees of female delicacy I I' ie-s Mulr o.i Cuiisiirnmcnls.
i She he. . p I'M
d a irre if ! ? c 1:1
v. c. mnv.iRi),
!"..NI". :t.f. il.ini 'ii -in. I Forwarding .Mi r-
nt. VV i! niin-ton , . I '.
I.i-.er il ' ta! a I .- ni'--- ei i h.' oa I '"as;"iTii' nts.
.Nov. 2J lO'.'-tf
and rt.'iini r-jt.uit bath in public, and private.
are by no means rain: .and we would not ,
el
j . p . n e v r u B . c w a t s - n .
A airus' i.i, i -") i.
w . H . w t ' ; n i n ?
btl-ly.
inriodc in a -eoeial
delineatiou those
whose correct d'-.'...n:ueut 1-; us consptcu
ous as it is worthy of uu tat on
DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. : AIl'l will ha v ' ilm, ii - I ui , -n or i.lii.e
the i wen'y-i'i.ii i th ..t July, for a .Northern
l iur. lie intends to t e a'ncii: about lour wet lis.
June 27. -4 l-2ni.
Town Daily nn-t Weekly papers copy 2 niomhs
J. HATHAWAY & SON,
COMMISSION ! !; IU "II A. 1 S.
W . 'I ! N l.illN . N .
J. Uatmwav, J. 1-. 11 1 t: W A Y .
Feu), la, lV. 31.
j M s a N a v. h so v. r. t' .. t: r s iv.it.::.
ANDERSON k SAVAGE.
(IIZSKUM. C 1 Ml,") MKllCU I T.S
Vvll.Ml 1 1 I'O.N .. it.
L1hcr-il cash ad vunees madi: on consign an n Is.
Oct. 22. 91-
A T. If i K a n I ha n ! -o-ii - a - sort ne n t , re
t-ri.'.i! i 'ui in j. niti2. n - i i : r sal i. v
J O.N KS i. I A Rl) N Kit.
May
CHEMICALS.
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
i RUSSELL ic BROTHER,
j !.ITE EL 1. 1- tr-'F.:.i, lV. e.i ,)
: ;i:si:i:m. t.uiisr t;."' .l.vv.s.
j V I LMINO I ON, N. C.
I Liberal cash a Katie. -s m ide .m eon-is n mc a t s o f
, rri r; ft..,....,., i. -. ,..,..,,,! -N a va I , t or.-, i . o: t oo , a nl o' tier .rou ul c .
I UUU Uund'n. ; 5,ri 'V. S,rnp' l-aiide' l7'e. ; '- Mi,' J' H52-
5l'b:-.,u'r :V:,;-.: 1 ,is,!i,:h i c. & d. dupre.
I)rns. M
Du- Sltill-, lihes. i i luuiery, (. I;afs,
1 Old li.iiois. l-.on Vflielcs, tSie.,
FOR REN I . .U ARk-i. r . .:kk T.
TIIKIar.'-s "re!. Ovvollinj. ,.n Second ', ' I I N CfOX , '.V
Ji-ilj. Street,..! pre-. -nt ".-,-,ipi, -.I i.r Mrs, Wm. II. rasi ri p t i n a r-t id i :i: i.in-lo 1 by espen
-"LirpirT. For particulars apply to ! !n:et ;.eron.
II. ii. 'IIANKIN. Alan h 2s. lJo3.
S ptem' er 3. I 7.1-lT.
t.Iheinieals ,'itr od. r. a tor t.,i!.. in this Si.it
sale at t .'.il). Ik 1 ill-
June 23. J . if- IT. c i V. 1 ' r i ! - Ware II,
For
i; a x a . :. , t. n i:a i.k it s I N
n ines, i. lie niea is, i-:iiin, mi,
PAINTS.
nr(V l;S ,i,,": Whi'e Lend ; ."Oi)'") lbs.
O' ' 5vA jJ V, niti.,ii f.d; 10 bids. Spanisb
Hrow ii ; 2o b'.U. Kite Proof I'nint ; 500 do. V. r-
! i o-r is ; lUOOd). ;,. Green; 500 do. Paris Green;
J. E. HALL,
( MOMMISSION" Al I-'. II1 ' 1 1 A N V, Wilmington
V.; N it. Odi.-'.-ir: re T of McMillan, l).ivi.s &
l.lo's Slop'.
F.verv .i t t'-nt ion paid to the sil.; and purchase
f produce, and liberal ca.-li advances made on
j do. Japan and 3 do C..::c:i Body V.irni.-h, for ( soosninents.
sale cheap, by ( I. iV D. D u P tl F. . I Ret. r to-'ipt. Gilbert Pot'er, E. P. Hull.
j,,y i J.and H.coiiy. 4b Pre't Branch Hank Stale N. (I; O. G. Parsley,
1 t i I'res'i Uom nurcia I Hank ; McMillan, Davis ii
I (Jo.
i Ian. 21 131 -tf
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.
fj :
whole ! I 1 ti r
m. m j aj - m mm m nv mj
General licat Forwarliusiv Commission llcrcliant
X DO K.N' Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps, rpiai-ls
-w' ' and l int j. j'l-o to n iti I . and lor sal
srde nnd retail, at New York toil es.
April 20. GF.O. M VFRS.
FREE READING ROOM
FO:l the convenience ot the public we will
keep tiles of a few of the principal Newspapers.
ADAMS f' 1 '. KXPRKS ,
Fron'. near Market f.
May 13. 27-ti.
THE LARGEST AND BEST
SSOIl'i'.M K.N 1' of Tohaeco, SnuiFand Cirjars,
. in th iJity of VVilminuton, for sale Wholesale
and Retail at ihe City Ciir Store.
VANSllrCI.K.
May 11. 24-if.
CIGARS.
fY' HAVANA Cigar., just received
)y l))y if from the Phil uielphia and llilti
niurc Market, and or talc cheap, bv
& L. no. Ill",
June 20. W h.d. sale lriiL-i:isls.
MOURNING GOODS.
X1I.ACK and half Motirninjr Ginndines
J Twisted solk Lrcssea; Black and ha If Mo
nd
urn-
tni? llerai".?. some very line; Plaid and plain Tis-Mi.-?;
Fr.ni-ii a nd l-aiiilish I. awns and Muslins, a
I i rj.j asscr i men t ; Gintwrns and Fnlieocs. ne
et patterns; Hmnet lli.'bons ; Mourniurr and
half inonrnin' Summer Silks ; Maltese (.ace t'ol
i trand (' n lerh eves la match, and a full and
"ene-al a-ortment ef all the fashionable styles of
'..liars, Underslcr-vcs nnd Ohimizi ties to he worn
th is Siinmu r ; Fins; I. eve Veils; French Lawn
H and - erchii fs ; Lupins S immer Bombazines and
;h i li t, ; the verv best quality of Ivid, Ki ck Net
and Black Silk Gloves; lilack and Steel colored
Parasols; Knlinh and Italian Crapes, ipc. ika.
For sale at ihe lowest prices. I v
April 1. J.i MRS DAWSO.N".
TAYLORS INTERNATIONAL
IIOTFL. BtfO VDWA V, ((.lor. of Fran'dn Street,
NEW YORK.
IS completed and opened for travellers who de
sire agreeable and attractive aeeonioio.l it ion ?.
It is conducted uoon the principle of the best Eu
ropean 1 1 otels, the rriea Is being served in the seve
ral apartments, or at the tables in the fnloon, at
the option of "uest s. The Hotel and Furniture
combine elegance with comfort, and is designed
as well for the convenient reception ot travel
lers by the late trains.
JOHN TAYLOR, Proprietor.
Jan.2G. 133 lyc.
I t ake plea su re i n intormin-' my f rie rids, t ha t I
i n propar'-d to give all bu-i nea cm rust ed t o me
I'dieient and personal attention. 1 have a wharf for
N aval Store,", with ample a. 'com modal ios--, Spirit
House, and Warehouse. tonsi ;'n men ts of Naval
.Stores for sale or shipment ; srid ail kinds of coun
try pro luce solicited. Cash advances made on
coni rnments
April 1?, 1?53. 15.
CiLNLEV, KIRK & CO.
D KALE US IN
BL'TTER, Cheese, Lard, and Smoked Provisions,
Hoik. Beef, Bean, Peas, nnd l)ri 1 Fruit.
233 anl 235, KHO.XT STit F. FT. Corner of PECK
SLIP, NEW YORK.
March 25. lvr-
WILLIAM H, PEA HE.
COLLKCTOB ,tNI) ADVIiRT!SI,G AGI NT.
for Country Newspapers t h rouglioiit the
United States,
Basemen' of Sun Iron Bo la in a s, I? a! ti more street
All business entrusted touts care transacted
promptly, oi liberal terms.
set 7 95-f
BUSINESS CARDS.
0. L. FILL YAW.
PRODUCE BROKER, KORWAROISG d
COMMISSIOS MERCHANT.
OFFICE over Store of W. H. McKoy, South
Water strett, Wilmington, N. C, will make
liberal cash advances on eonsi?ritm nts. He has
enaaL'ed the services of Mr. John Hull as a Gen
eral Produce Broker. Refers to.
E P. Hall, President Branch Bank of the State,
Wilmington.
O. G. Parsley, " Commercial Bank, Wilmington.
Gen. A. Mcll.ic, President W. ,f. 11. Railroad, do.
ien. W. W. Harllee do. VV. & M. Railroad, Mari
ai C. 1 1 ., S. C.
W. K.. Lane, Gol lshoro", N. C.
JulyG. 47-t f.
Miis. KING,
273 Kin-; Street, between Wenc-orih and Society
Streets, Charleton, S. C.
A TA.N'L FACTL'itES in very superior style.
lX Wis, Taupeep, Plain Bands and Curls, Ear
tlin'-, Breast Pitis and Bracclela, arid all kinds. .1"
Fancy Hair Pliiitia;. On', rs I li.i:: k I u I iv receiv. d
y Al.iii or otherwise. .Charges modulate. Ad
dress as above.
April 13. 12 1 ye.
I). O. UIBB.M A X. GUlUltiG IIOUSION
KKi'IUM .fe Hol'f TOX,
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
O C. I'ltMI'.MAV t CO.
COMMISSION ! KRCHANTS.
l t.5 i'ho v i' sriti;i;r,
NEW YORK.
JAS. II. CHADBOURN & CO.,
iJeiicral Commission Merchants.
WILMINGTON, ' . f.
J as. H . Ohidhjcux. G eo . Ch adbocrs.
Jun. I, ls5i. 123.
JUST TO niND.
FRKSH SODA, Batter, Milk, Sugar, and Pilot
CracUeraj 19 bbls. handsome Brown Sugars;
0 hhU. Clarified, 10 Crushed, 0 Powdered and
5 Granulated; Biilwa Market Corn Beef Sinok
trt R)f; NcKf Cheese; Lonjr No. I Mackerel;
Ced Fih: anl Tarions other items that will be
found useful ai web as ornamental, at the Fami
ly Grocery. 1009 Iba. Kornezy,s -Kxtra dam.
Just to hand. . . GEO. Mr"EttS Front i.
.May 13. ' W4r" - 27.
F. T FOSTER,
A 1 ANUFACTURElt of Bum in-' and Silk Flags,
.IX and all Kin is ot Wuilanl Plantation 'I
." and 37 South 3rd Street Philadelphia.
June 17.
Tents.-
F.T. F.
40-3m-c.
HENRY NUTT,
FICT.')?, 4I) FOSWAUDlJiii AGENT,
ll'il! gire his personal attention to business entrust
ed .'a his care.
Sept. 3, 1533. 73-tf.
JOSEPH n. PLANNER,
General Commission Merchant,
WH.MISOTOM, N. C.
May 9ih, 1833. S7-ly c.
in;i:i:.vi.. and iihusto., wiljuagtox, c
J 'El-.l' constantly on hind a stock ol f'loiir.
iVc'orn, Park, Hir-m . .So 7 , I'uft-, Si'dr, Mo
'nsacf, Tubarro. Cinar. .S.'ic', Curitllex, S'or, ir
eii'a mid Itomesli". .'..d-r.v and H'iiit-s; Iron.
X.i : If. Paints, (HI--: fV.'-o.. Vim :!:$. Hat, Hoots,
Shoes. I,-i'hr.r. A z '-'ful ' n r 1 1 l:))'i mentis, and a va
riety ot oilier .rti- I. s. .-uitable f...r family. ind plan
tation Use ar.d then tail trade, wnich they will
dispose of i n lots to suit di alers or consumers on
reasonable terms for i a.-h. or in evchanyje for Na
val Stores or other produce.
Tile seni.i
the eit v "of
ll'ifsT-ji. :
r i a rt n r D. C. Fr k r. m n. i s located : n
New York ; the junior partner, Geo.
n Wilmintilon. It' d.'sire.l. advances,
will be m i Ic on . ui.
place. II ba-in
p rope r a 1 1 er, i i i . h ; and
prompt I va nd earefu II v
Sept. 0, s-,o.
l a -nts to and from either
ra--t. a! to them will receive
orders for Goods will be
illed.
7f.-f.
G
j i 1
) V il in in o t o n .
Now York.
II A R HISS.
ieaeral Conimision Merchant.
VV I . 1 I X G ION , N'. C .
TlilOT .nteniion itivoi . pi-ocurmu Freisltt
k3 and aureii isinj l.'.iti. s for vessels.
K El E.i i o
!'.. P. Halt. F.-c,. i
0. G. Par-lev. Esq
1. . Tavior.' lis l
.1. I. Beilamv, I-.mp J
I i s-srs . Too l.er, tMia til oV Co., )
" Tho.e nsmi iSr. I I il n ter, S
l".'r. lic-rr.o., Jr. Philadelpbia.
M,ssrs( iVillian: Builef, J n,.irIt.slon s. C.
II F. It il.er. Esq. S
Jan. 2. 1333. 12 i if.
I . W I'.SSItl.. II . B. H I l.C H S.
WESSEL & FILERS.
( U)I VI ISSIO.N MERCHAS'lS & WIIOLE
v'SALF. GROCI-'.IIS, North Water St., Wil
'niiiL'ton, N. .C., Intend to keep at the a'aoa
stand a nem ra I assort no-n t o f Groceries, Liquors,
ami Provisions at wholesale and to curry una
General Co Wfh'issiori Busincs-s.
REFER ESC E t
E. P. Hall Pres't Br'ch Bank of the S'ate. )
O.G. Parsiev . Pres't Commer l -:al Hi nk. Wil'.
P. K . Dickinson , Esq . )
P...pe Co.
MEDICAL HOUSE,
Ft. 16, SOUTH KM EI) K Pr K STREET,
BAL VI 1 WORE. .MARYLAND.
Esrahlishtd in order li afford the AJJiicted
nuttitdand scientific . ! . al Aid,
andor the suppresniwi f
Quackery.
DR. 1. D. Smith has for many years devoted his
wholeaueniion to the treatment ot Private com
plaints, in ail their varied and complicate il forms.
ctis great success in lliose lonrr standing and dilh
cult cases, such as were formerly considered incur
atdc, is stnR ;ient to comtnend -!ut lo ttie poolic as
worthy ot tie extensive potronaye he hn received,
VV ithin the hist eight years, Or. has tieatedmore
than 29,500 eases oi Private Complaints, in th.tr i
dillereiit forms and st ipes; a pr.ielice which no
doubt exceeds that of all other physicians now nJ
v. ui:suio in Baltiriiore, and not a sinde ease is
known ia. Ii - rt his directions were strictly followed,
and medicines taken at reasonable time, without
etieel ini; a radical and pcitii Hdtu curf ; th-refore,
persons ililictej with diseases of the above nature,
u j m Kid nov dilii ault or lony standing the Case
I may be,'' would do wi ll to call on Dr. .Smith .at Ids
l .. lin e. No, lb. South Frederick St.. hroi U not i ti..t;-
tu.Jly reiicvi d no remuneration vri:l be r, ijuiii i: for
! his services, i i is medicines are lice from Meicury
I and al! miner-i! poisons ; put up in a neat and coin
I pact iorin, mid may be taken in a pubiii: or pi ivute
! tioure, or while t r.i vetlinrr, without exposure or hin-
dranei- from toisi:n s?. and except meases o( vio
e n t i nil i in ma lion . no eh a nee of diet is necessary.
S Tilli ' PL' ;IES. - l.)r. Smith has dis.ov.-itd it
new method bv which he can cure the worst f u in of
stricture and that without pain or inconvenience to
the p itii nt. Irritation of the urel ha, or pros: r.i tr
jlands.or r... . kol'ttie aiaddc .is sometimes i a 's -ak.-e.
1 1. 1 st: i. lino hv renera! ;'raetitioners orcii nL.taiis.
' YfJl .Xd MEX
and otiiiis uilHcu d with Seminal Dehiluy. wlv th
; e r oi ii na t i n j from a Cirinin Otstructire H.,oil, or
I from any otoer ea use, with train of Uoriiiy and mi n
' tai evils wbi. h foaoiv. when neglected, should make
i an e i ri y applie oion, thereby avoiding; iiuieh trouble
i and suli'ering, as well as ep. nsu. By his iinprovtd
incthoii ot tr.-atnient. Dr. S. can safc-iy iiiirantce a
; -ipei i!y a nd peiieet cute in allci.t'(sol il.iscom
; plaint.
i TO FEMALES
j All lis. -.ies a eu'ia r to Feieale" (as also Sup
j pn s.-ious. I r reoiil.M ities, &c.) speedily and eliietu-
ally r -oiove I. The edieaev of his remedies, for the
j cn;e ..!' ihe ibovc all. el i"iis, hafe been svell tested
I in an i-xtens ve ir.ictiee for the last t.vilve years.
! Persons at a distance may consii It Dr. S. l y a
j letter, n.;s!-p nd. doscribino .vise, and have medicine
I securely put up and foi warded to any part ot the
t "i at d S i 1 1 cs. a I w.iy s lcjoniuan ied with full and
' ej licit direct!. mil tor use. Communications eoti
! sidercd st rictl -con (idetit ia 1. Oilice arranged with
j scpa :aae apart meats. -4o that patients nev. r see any
i one 'ait the doctor himself. A llondance duily , I'mm
j j in t he iiioininir till ! at ni:;ht.
i N . I! Pel sons iifHieii'd with any of the above
j oa p ini i 1 s. w . ! I d 'well to a add the va Mo n s
I .vo.vt;,' .i;' .i nd sp; if tcs.
adv. rtiscd ti v A potheen ri. s and 1 rtipu is' s as a err
I t iin cure for an v and eveiy disease. 'I hev ,-,ie put
sell, bat not to euie. and Irequ.-ntl v do much
ore harm man irooil tlifrrt .re avont teem.
A w.od to the wise is sufficient. Address
OR. .1. 15. SMITH, '(3 South Fted. ii k st.,
B.l i t illioi e. Vi d .
Oct. 13. b'-lv-c.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
AN Fleir-mr Edition f Bills of Exchange, pr'nt
e:t in Geimau y, in Bo iks of 111 quin s and in
sheets, just received and for sale at the office of
'I'lie Comma rial.
MISCELLANY.
D'
Up I
Oolt
J:
r .i P
.20 1-. I.
cr. S
New Yorlc,
SANDS
v rr.irt
"it Iurili4 ---r L ie It
f'u! i R-.rtmrJ i ,
So
.'..Vi,
tior.s. hirer C'oc p!oin?. II.
I 'cm. tie Cumi.l
SARSAPARILLA.
POTTLE.
tiotl, itiul o t tic Cur
. 'tor' l ieu:.-, D'i
icu -, Kcrer S,fix, Kry.!jitta$. Pimili
.Mtriuril Oie,isis, I'utar.eous Erup-
t-'i ;('.. ( itr.-
.iiiU'i'.oo, I cm. lie loffli;l"'.'.ii, Ijuss or
Sero-
Uife, (ieneral Hcuilitj,
I
131.
GLO. II KELLY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
.x t d oot to A . A . Wannei's.on North W a te t s t
N
willatienil t.
i tie e , s it e h a
ind nil! kee;
Ihe sa
l ' o r n ,
const;
l r. 1 1 v
ill kin is i
Meul. I!
o n ha n d
G roc i in s. .via
Refer-mcs.
Willi s. Hail ol Wayne, Jno Lula
VV Caraway. '' G-i. l .
E . P . 1 1 i o , Wil ii in:: ton . Wih y A .
Dee. 13. Im52.
Cuiuiliv l' ro
con . I .a rd .e..
I'll II s a pp I j o f
VVil mine ton
UcRae. " '
WalK.-,. "
113-ly.
(ui.t.Fsrtr..
-. i )..
V. (UM.nsiuK. nun
JAM i'.S I. , CJ 1 1 I j I'.ct I I !
PRODUCE AND FORWARDING
A (i E N T S .
W IoMINGTON, N . C.
Pa 1 1 ie ii 1 a r a ' ten t i or. na id to the receipts nnd Sale of
.Y.ra St rts,
March 30.
T.
it.,
ton
. nit. Iter .
Corn, i.icotif (St't-
G.
GEORGE MYERS,
WHOLESALE AKO RETAIL GROCER
Keeps constantly on hand, Il'mfa, Teas, Liquors,
rraeisions, If ooa and IVJlow If are, KruU,
Confecti'marics,4'c. South Kront street,
WILMIXtiTOX, N. C.
Nt. 13, 1S52. - 109.
TV C. & B. G. WORTfl,
CO'OISSIOM 1X0 F0&W4.RD1SQ BESCHSSTS,
WIL MIS a TOSyST c,
S. M. WEST,
Auetionrfr ami Commission iHrrtiiaiil,
wii.mim; ion, n . c.
IT7I LL sell or buv Real Instate and Negroes al
V a smal I com mission .
A lso :
Slrict attcntiongivento t he sale of Timber, Tur
pentine, Tar, or any kind of Country Produce.
OTtce second door, South side of Market street,
on the wharf.
June 12. 1353. 33 ly.
A. II.
Gcncrdl .Incut.
VANR0KKELEN.
Commission anl fonvariliug
Merchant,
ivn,in(;i'ov, . c.
P art icu la r attention given to sale and purchase
of Naval Stores.
June 1, 1S33. 123-ly.
T. C. W ORTH,
General ; ComruissioD Merchant,
tVILMIVCTON', V.C.
US L" A L advances made on consign men ts of Cot
ton, Naval Stores and other produce
Patiirular attention given by G. W. Davis to pur
chasing cargoes, procuring treights for vessels. ,ic.
Jan 41 123
N lliis prep iration ill the restorative proprrlies
of the root are concentrated in their utmost
strength and cAicacy ; but while S.trsnparilla Root
f.n ins an important part of its combination, il is,
al the same time, compounded with other vegela
nle remedies ol jireat powii. and it is in the pecu
liar i ouiai ii. il ion and siien ihe inanm-r ol iis prep
ara'ion, that its remarkable success in the cute of
di.-ecse c pends. It acts simultaneously upon ihe
stomach, the circulation and the bow i ts ; ;.nd thus
Min e processes, which are ordinarily the resuil of
th rce di ll'i rcn t k i nils of " edii ine, a re carried on a t
ihe same time, turouuh the i nst r u men 'a 1 1 1 y of this
one remedial :ii'nt wh'ch gently stimulates while
it disin'ects and expils Irmii the stoiiinch nnd
oca. la ah that is irritating, and at the same time
.stores vio.-r nnd tone. Many other preparations
imitate i'l neariuo the nam- of ars:i; ariliu, and
in that their 1 1 .-embla nee ends, la in often prepar
i d Ir an worthless mJ inert roots, and of course
posM ? : no h". ill no or curat iv e pr .pet ties, and pa
ti.iitsin makino choice ot which thev will use,
si io u hi I ake no other, hut that one ent i il. d to t heir
confidence, imm the lonrj list nf cures it has ifi'ect-
i ol on liviut: witnesses, whose ti stimoninls and
residence have been published, and who are sliil
.ca tiny u ji I v irst riionv tons w.o t ti.
Aston is'hi.no c l r I:.
IATTEH&ON, fV. Y , 20th, 1?51.
Messrs . R.iV. I) Sands .- Gentlemen. Hav
ing witnessed tho tnoct b.-neticial elii-cts Irom the
use of your Sarsnparida, il i;ives me pleasure to
s. nd you the f llowini; statement in r. eard to my
sun. In the spring of 1 348 he took n severe c ld.
and alter eiuhl weeks of severe siilfeiing tlie dis
ease settled in bis l.-ft 1 g and foot, which soon
swelled to the utmost. The swelling; was lanced
bv his physician, and discharged most profusely;
afur licit n oTess than cleva n ulcers forim d on the
leu and fo-ji at on time. Wehad fiveditf rent Phy
sicians, but none relieved him much ; and the last
winter found him so emaciated and low that he was
unable to leave his . cd, sulierinq the most excrucia
ting pain. During this time the bone hud become
so much affected that piece after piece came out, of
which he has now more than twenty-five preserved
in a bottle, varying from one half to one and a half
inches in length. We had ejven up all hopes of Ids
recovery, butat this time we were induced to try
your Saisaparilla, and with its use his health and
appetite beijan immediately to improve, and s i rap
id was the chanrxe thatlesi than a dozen Lotties ef
fected a perfect cure. ,
W ith gratitude, I remai n truly yours,
DARIUS BALLARD.
We the undersigned neighbors of .Mr. Ballard,
cheerful ly subscribe to the facts oflhe above state
ment. H.& R. S. Hayt, A. M Trowbridge,
Geo.T. Dean, C. Eastwood.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A. B.
oi D. S inds, Drmfijisis and Chemits, IDO Ful on
street corner of William New York. Sold also by
Druiririsis generally throbghotn the United rsiates
and Canadas. Price 1 per bottle; six b. tiles for
S3. Tor sale by Dr. A. O. H rati ley, and Messrs.
C. D. DuPrc, Wilmington, N. C.
Aprils. 19-0m.
DR. SWAYNE,
.N Kiiiinenl f'hvsieian ol fntiaaell nia, tins
.'V given to the wortd tho benefit of his expe
rience by preparing remedies suitable to almost
every dii use.
Dr. Siriinif's Comp-H'ti'l Surup of WJ.t Chi mi for
C'urinr; Com: C'-ilf, Con sumption, and all
Diseases of the Throa'. Breasi an! f,urg.
DR. SWAYNE'.-s VERMIFUGE,
For DestroyinLT Worms, Curing Dyspepsia, &c.
Dr. -S wayne's Supar Coated Sarsnpa nnd Tar
Pilf, a j:ntle purg.nUeand alterative Medicine,
far superior in 'he Pills in general use.
Dr. Sway tit's Cholera Morbus Di.irrhcca, and
f sentery Cordial, fl nrver failing remedy. ;A
fresh siipr.I josi received at-t
C. ii D. DuPRr.'S.Drug efl
Sole Agents for Wilmington.
April 23. 17-tf.
TO THE SI AND AFFLICTED.
Do.. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
T,e most c ndaiil und , etly CURE KSOWS
FOR C'J.XsUMP l'lO.X Cuufilis, ( olds, Asthma,
ronc.'i t!s. Lircr Complaints, Spitting tJUX'd, Lif-li-utty
of 1 1 rcnthiius, Pains in the Suit and Prcast,
Palp'talin of' 'Ihe Heart, Injl'ien za, Croup, XreAtn
Count it ul ion , S ,i c 1 afoot, Sextons Ocbility, and
ail Diseases ot' ' Tiro.il. Ii, eael. arid Lungs.
ti It E IT IT .1 E OF THOMAS URtKSo.V,
Afur hav i n -j been tiv. n up to die by Physicians
an. I lnencs.
Por;r of Rocks, Frederick Co., Md., ?
June Ihh, H31.
R. S WAYNE : D-ar Sir Relieving it a duty
I ovi e to the puh'ie, and in justice to you, 1
have thought propi r to make known one of the
most ext raordi n a ry curis.in my own case, that
h is ever been truly recorded. In tr.e month of
October last, I was ntllictcd with a severe gather
ing in my hieast, which formed a l.irjje absciss,
and al-o i iuniminiiaif d to my lungs and very
much tillio ted them, and discharged large quan
tities ot corruption, external and internal. My
brcalheoi.ld also pass through my lungs and out
through the cavity of my breast with apparent
ease, at tenth d wit h a violent run gh day and niglit,
o3;i of appetite, and cxtrcnio debility, so that my
physician s though l my case extremely hopeless
m l beyond I lie power of medicine. 1 remained
in this wretched condition for a Ions time, until 1
iv.-is ivasied to a mere skeleton, and there seemed
I lie no hope for me, but-, having read in the pul
lic papi rs of the many wonderful cures performed
by your CO "I I'Ol'.N f) SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY, 1 immediately sent to Baltimore for
live bottle.-, an l connm need its use, and, to my
great satisfaction and th..t of my anxious family,
i he abscess or opening in in v I u tigs began to heal,
and the c. tub subsided, and on using ten bottles
I was restored to perfect health. I feel very grate
ful, and firmly believe th it in your medicine, un
der l ho blessings of Divine Providence, I am in
debted for this great change, and am happy lo say
I hat 1 am now enjoy ing a- good health as 1 ever
have.
Yours, vetv resect, uMv THOS. DIXON.
The suhserib. r is well acquainted with Thomas
Dixon, and can n si iiy that he has been ufiiietcii as
above repi. i'II'i d I regard his recovery as almost
a miracle. He is a worthy member of socielv.
.1 A M ES It. DU R BOKO VV,
Paf.'rr nf 1'ie P tin Circni' ', P i.'limore Cur.f, revce.
It g.'.-.s : one to ihe stoia.ie.'i, strengthens the
digestive ..ra.-ins, .rid is the original and ot.ty true
;it epa i at , n ot wild t'ii.ury in i mi 'act u re.'.. Ob
serve p i it nutari v the uorm.i' of Dr. S way ne is
on tile wrapji r. a'oUtltl each bottle.
Labor. id), v for the manufacture and sa'e of all
DR. SWAV.NF'S MEDICINES, No. 4 NORTH
SEVENTH ST , a core Market, Philadelphia.
For sale Wholesale und Retail by
C. .i D PuPllE,
WhuiinJiton, N. C.
April 23. ' 17 ly. -
SASH, BLIND
AND DOOR AGENCY
For nii'i lii r i.id itch ,1 ly (ivy ('. fTolxhkis
''IMIE public are inrcby informed, that I havi
X bcei apt ein ed agent tor the salt; of Window
Sash, nihil! and Doors, manufactured by trie
firepan d to fdf a I !
t u a my of ihe
n l n
a p el n cd a
tlimis. and
New Hiivin (a in., ana am
ore. rs in th. above line. 'Ihe
work ol tile .New I I . i v e n Com. h hi
know
I bis inai k. t. Bait, h i s
I he above ar ! it: !es, a re
orders, and they will !
i n varia h ca'-h on del
and a 1 , persons in want of
requested to ser d in their
be noaipily filled. Terms
i very .
W M. A. GW YER .
General Agent Commission and Korirardin g Uler
! rha n t .
I April IS. 15
J u ne
BALI
Y ork .
20.
HAY.
'. S 1 1 A Y. no w on ti
tor sale bv ,
w ay from Ni vv
F R E E M A N A HOUSTO N .
INDIA RUBBER BEDS
VND Cushions for sale bv
W ILE1NSON .v. ESLER,
April 3. L'pholsteaers.
liME! LIME!!
fl ( CASKS Rot kport Lime niw landing for
V A 'Sale hv. J. HATHAWAY & SON.
June 2!1.
WANTED.
45.
lich t!ic highest
O r f LBS. Bees wax, for whicl
.Vyv J market price, will be paid in ca-li.
Jan ?7
C0CHRN & RUSSELL.
(SLT.CES&ORS TD THOS. AL1B0XE & CO.)
General Commission Merchants,
-Yo 32, orlh Wharves, wl ti3 Xorth Water Sis.
PI 1 1 1 A I) E E1MI I A .
J. HABVEV OCH8AS,
W. S. RUSSELL.
Libenl e ish viva rices made on consignments.
J ul y 30;h, 1333. oS-tt.
II. DOLLNfin G. PuTTt R. JT
DOLLNER & POTTER.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NBWYORK:
Liberal Cash Adcan-es made on all Consirnmenls.
April30: IS54. 20-ly-pd.
WILMINGTON
MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
THE Subscrlberhaving accepted tbe agency oi
severallargeestablishmcnts at the North, which
willfurnish hfm an unlimited supply of finished or
nnfintshek, foreignand domestic MARBLE of all
qualities, isorepa"red to fill all orders for
MOXUMEXTS ASTD'TOMB STOVES,
and every otherarticlein theiine of the business
at reasonable rates. ,
SCULPTURING. LETTERING OR CARVING,
Kxecntedaswellas ean be done either North ot
South.
s The best efarencc can begiren, if required.
JAS.McCLARANAN.
March 3. 149-tf.
CANAL BARR0ATS.
poa salk. br
$4X0.
Nov. 8th, IS53.
TOWAGE.
ON and after this late all vessels
towed in harbor by Steamer Same
Beery and Calhoun, will be chargd.
GEO. HARR1SS, Agent.
101.
r
SUMMER ! SUMMER ! ! SUMMER! !!
H E Subscribers have on hand the following
Syrups and Cordials very fine for Sutniu r
diinks: Lemon and Strawberry Syrups by ihe
gallon and bottle. Raspberry Syrup. Cordials cf
various kinds. Ginger, Cherry. Black Berry
Bounce, Clarft and Southern Wjnp. French Vine
gar, German Bitters, and Rsspberry, Vinegar; be
sides some Black Berry Wine, good for the ' Con
vention Grip" now ragins.
June la. RESTOrf A TOWNS HEN P.
" .IfE have on hand a veryhan Isrome assortment
W of Paper Hangings, FiTe Screens, Borders,
Window Shades, Curtains, Cornices, &c, f-c.
For sale and put up by
WILKINSON & ESLRR,
June 3. Upholsterers and Paper Hangers.
March 9. T. t'. & B. G. WORTH.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
MUTU AL LIFE INSURANCE COM P'Y,
RALEIGH, N. C.
THE above Company hi' s been i n nperationsincc
the 1 s-t of A pril, i 84 5, under I he direction of the
following Oii.cers, viz :
Dr. Char.es E. I onhson, Presiitent,
VV m. D. Haywood, Vice President,
J ames F. Jordan. St c ret at y,
Win. H.Jones, Treasurer,
Perrin Busbee, Attorney,
Dr. Charles E. Johnson, J ,. , , -
Dr. W m. H. McKce, i Mc'Lcal Board ,f
Dr. IJ.B. Haywood, $ Consultation.
J. Hersni in, General Agent.
This Company has received a ch i rter giving ad
var.tnges tothe insured over any other Company.
The 5th Section gives the Husband the privilege to
insure his own lite tor the sole use oi his W lie and
Children, free from .my ciaimtof the representa
'.ivesof t he husband or any ol his creditors.
Organized on purely mutual principles, the life
members participate in the whole of the profits which
are declared annually Besides, th applicant for
life, when the annual premium is over$30 may pay
one half in a Note.
All claims for insurance njrainst the Company will
e paid within ninety nays alter prool of the death
of the party isturnlshen.
Slaves are insured for one or five years, at rates
which will enable all Slaveholders to secure this
class ot properny against the uncertainty of life.
aavc iiisuiiiiie oic-sie-ms a new ana inicrestinp
featuit in the history of North Carolina. which will
prove vi ry important to the "southern States.
1 he last tour months operation offhis Comnanv
shows a veryt arge amount of business more than
the Directors expected to do the first year -having
..r....A. ;.T....,.l .. .1... OAn Tl- ,- If
. . ' . i.aucu iimc mini .uu roucies.
Dr. Wm. W. iIsRmss, Medical Examiner, and
a wni. v nmmeion, i. c
All' ommanic3'.lor!3onbusir?cssof the Coninanv
should be addressed lo
JAS. F. JORDAN. Sec'v.
Rsleich.Feb. 12, 1S53. I4I-tf.
INTKIIE3TINO FROM LIBERIA.
Advices from Lihn li to the 17th of
May represent the Republic to be quiet.
Two companies of imruifzirtiifp, wfiich
had arrived in the Oen. t'ierce and the
Banshee, from Baltimore, wore gettinp;
on well in their acclimation. ilany,of
them had located on the banks of the
St. Saul'?, and were making rapid im
provements. There had been a challenger passed
between twb gentlemen of Mourovi.!,
Oap't. K. Cooper, " aiirj HorS. V. Mftch
t ll. The latter was the challenger, but
the affair was finally settled.
From Capo Mount the intelligent is
ill at Prince George (.ain liad violated
his pledge to the republic, and was agaitr
exciting his couutryliien to opposiftbn'
and blovJshed.---Goverhnf-aTit vasauo'ut
to take measures to put. an effectual stop"
to his cotirse. , " ..
Building materials of every ' descrip
tion were scarce at Monrovia, and com
manded hiuh pi ires. Tvyo saw mills,
which are in operation iu jLifteriaj eonld
not suj)ly the demand for lumber. and
another mill, ly a New Voik company
was about to bo put up.
From the n iinti y of Mesurado the na
tives had, within the previous months
brought into Monrovia more oil than
they ever were known to bring in twicr
the timo in any proredintr yfcar;
l nere nad i)c n a:i bpiscopal uon
vention in thr roiintj' of Clay Ashlind
which contintir I in session three days;
delegates Icing jncsent from Trinity
Churcli, Monrovia ; Grace Chnrchv Clay
Ashland, and the church in New York.
The establishment of schools, abd the.
operation of churches were subjects of
discussion. Missionary addresses writ
made by Rev. Messrs. Russell, Bass
Chester, and Davis.
VTTACK ON TUF, WATCHMEN;
Portland, Me., July 21.
On Saturday night there was a most
aring attack upon Messrs. Fairbanks
ind Weyman, two of the city police, by
party ol Irishmen. 1 heSe Watchmen
while on dutv, in the Eastern' part of
the city, about midnight, stopped under
tho portico ot Mr. Human s shop, at tho
corner oi ionrress ana YVasnmcion
streets, dining tlie storm to avoid the
n, and while there they saw three
nu n st.iii'iiiic near mem in tne street.
s the tlashes of lightning occurred
these, men were seen to move at a quick
pace toward the open ground, known as
the Cathedral lot, belonging tothe Bish-
The watchmen tollowed in- pursniff
and no'leed a bundle ttnder tlie arm of
uie of the men, who started into a run.
flic watchmen called on them to stop,-
ma siartea in pursuit. l ne nignt was
so dark tliat ihey Could only obtain oc-
i i- . . i 1 .t.
easionai Glimpses ot mem (iiuiui me
Hashes of lightning; hut they snccced-
u in approaching so near as to ask ihi ir
usiness, when, insteal of answering
llie three men began lo run. 1 hn watch ;
followed, keeping. close upon them, to
the square, above the Cemetery, when
thev found themselves suddenly sur
rounded by a crowd of from twenty-five"
to thirty, who immediately commenced
an attack upon them. A general melee
ensued, the watchmen ably defendiug
themselves by means of their weapon.-
thouah it was so dark that nothing could
be seen, except when it lightened
Several Irishmen were roughly handled
ami bore on tne raarns oi ine contest.
A pistol was fired, upon which the crowd
immediately dispersed.
Watchmen Fairbanks, we are sorry
lo hear, was considerably hurt in the
fiL'ht : he received several blows, and
piite a severe cut upon the side of the"
lead. He was : brought to tbe watch-
house, where he tainted several times'
while Dr. Pern, was dressing his
wounds. We hone he will soon recover.
We are sorry to be called on to re
cord this occurrence. Wc hoped that
our city would be free from any such
riots as have disgraced nTghboiing
towns. What may have been the cau&V
of this remains a mystery. There is
something so strange it it, that we for
bear all comment until to-morrow.
Meantime, we have given the version of
the watch themselves; and we hope no
exaggerated report will excite unneces
sary alarm. State of Maine.
March 30.
3, M. ROBINSON.
PARASS0LS.
OPF.iVKD this day, a new supply of Parassols,
very superior quality, plain Blaelc Silks, plaid
and striped Cambrics and Swiss Muslins.
and Jaconet t da. a full line of white emhroidered
Curtain Muslins. Fancy ISett Veils, Lace Collars
Men s extra qualify colored Silk Gloves. Ac. tc.
tor sale by JAMES DAWSO.N.
ApU27. ic.
TOWING BY STEAMER CALHOUN
ORDERS fortowin-by STEAMER
C4LHOUN, will have attention if
left at the office of ,,,,
GEO. fl ARRISS.
105.
Nov. IB.
SPRING SltLE BONNETS.
TDST receled, a large and hindsome assort-
J mct. per Adams & Co 's Errires
eheap.by
" March 7,
Pot sale
EAiIXWKILEa & BRO.
ISO.
BV EXPRESS.
V"FCEIVED this morning, a rJew supply of
t very rich Plaid Summer Silks; Ginghams
and Primed Krencli laconeltsj BJark net Mills;
Moiirnine Collars; Chimlitt and i,oirsleTM;
Children's Gnuse Merino Vests, ail size; from to.
1 up; also Ladies' ditto; Frineed and Damask
Bordered Linen Towels; a beautifol atlVcU of
nrinted Linens for Bur's wenr, 4e.4e. For sale
ftr- JAMES DAWSON.
AprU6.
D13STRUOT1VR FlltC.
A most destructive fire brcke out at
Frederictori about 1 1-2 o'clock on Tues
day morning last, in the work shop of
Mr. "Wjley, cabinet maker, and spread
with frightful rapidity, until the greater
part of three blocks, between King
street and the River, and north of th?
Temperance Hall, were entirely consu
med. Some persons jie.ir the origin of
the fire lost their furniture and clothing.
About foity-five bnildings are said to
have been destroyed, and as the proper
ty was valuable, the loss willl very
heavy. It is .stated tbat there was not
a creat amount of insurance. -lb.
PICRELS AND PRESERVES.
AN Elegant orlment of Tt. Underwood's
Pickets and Preserve. JM receivnl and lor
sale chenp, at GEO. MVKlt.S.
Jnlr9- ' ' ' '" ' ' -' 3. -
DISSOLUTION of COPAUTKEBSniP,
THE Coftartnerthlp heretofore existing Utween
the S ttbscribers, ender the firm of Taylor and
Pet le way, is ihis day Mrw& ky aitiiut eoo-sent-..
James T. Ptlfl, haviac puichared oat
all the innresi of A. D, "Taylor, in the said firm
is alone authorized lo set lie its ifntrs. '-it
A. D.TAVI.OH. -'
Tj. JAS.T.PETTFWAt.
tfiiirlri orir JtJly J3,ld4-. v. SC'Jm.