t dtMmcrrial
WILMINGTON. N. C
THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1855.
TOE
cated denizensof the world without, to
whom Jesuitical casuistry and doctnne.are
unknown studies.
A rtligeuse. or Bister, is bound by her
"rule" not to touch the hand of a man, not
even of her father, brother, confessor, or
any priest; but mark the distinction
flASE OF MISS BUNK LEV. should one of the last mentined class, es-
T,r..nr-n mM pecially a priest of L-azare, take her hand,
I I '-M,.-I I,.I 111 i I V - I - " - . . . .
with whniTir intention. 8 tie must not with
t . i T a ... ..r . Of I . . -. i. .
jjisasirous unjiucm j vnetrrus '""s6 draw it. lier vow oi ooedience has su-
Interpretation of tAe Vow of Coast it y nrmaev over all others.
Rivalry Tealousy. Again : a sister is required by her vow
The following is an extract from the pa- nf rhastitv not to look a man in the face :
ges of the unpublished pamphlet of Miss not t0 rajse jier eyes when epeakinr to, or
Josepmne at. tsunKiey, says me rxew i oik addressed by, the Father Superior, her Con-
Herald, who made her escape irom the fessor or an v other priest, nor to nerm it her
Convent at Emmitsburg, Frederick county, thoughts to dwell upon an individual of the
Md., some months since. It will be read other'sex. If she breaks this rule for
with interest. ' i- thou o-ht will sometimes overleaD prescribed
Miss Bunkley says, at the conclusion of bounds esDeciallv with regard to a Driest.
the last chapter, I said that convents, and sne is commanded by the rules to acquaint
religious communities of a similar nature,
are favorable to neither moral nor bodily
health. As regards their disastrous influ
ence on the physical frame, there can be
- no doubt, as I have satisfactorily shown,
and it 13 not denied, even by tnose most in
terested in upholding them. The Mother
Superior of St. Joseph's, in her remarkable
letter, did not attempt to controvert this
point, although she maintained that it was
him and the Superior with her fault, and
request a change oi place. LJut mark
the distinction again if her Confessor, the
Superior, or any other Lazarist, order her
to think of lhem favorably, she is commen
dable in so doing, for she proves herself
obedient
I would here solicit the earnest attention
of the candid and honest reader to the dia
bolical craft and cunning herfe disnlared.
the result of the pious and charitable offices If a young girl is thoughtlessly betrayed
to which the sisters had devoted themselves, jnt0 an infraction of the rules iust mention-
in attending hospitals and ministering to ecjj anj discloses her error as required, the
the sick. But the fact is, that most of the priest, so informed, can either take advant-
sickness in the community arises from the age 0f her confession or not, as he may feel
unremitted and laborious servile duties, and inclined, or as his iudirment of the eharac.
a
filling, which is very badly doi;e is coun
terfeit j paper good. The police lodged
Cody in the Hammond street station
house, and then proceeded, to the resi
dence of Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, in
Fulton, where they found upwards of
twenty thousand dollars of the same de
nomination and same plate, but not fill
ed up. Several of the sheets looked as
if they had been freshly printed. They
also got the ink, pen, fcc. used for ma
king the signatures, 6cc. to the notes.
Mrs. Williams was also lodged in the
station-house, and a detachment of po
licemen was sent in search of the plates,
papers, and presses, a clue to which they
have obtained, We suppose the parties
arrested will have an examination iu the
Police Court to-day.
exhausting nature of what are termed
devotional exercises, the fatisruine; forms
. and attitudes in which are more assimila
ted to torture than to meditation and wor
If weakness, sickness, and a shattered
constitution the natural results of over
tasked strength had been the only consid
erations against which I had to contend, I
misrht still have been an inmate of St. Jo-
seo's an unwillinsr one, certainly, as I
ter of the offending sister may determine.
Sometimes policy may induce him to ex
press a holy horror of the offence, for the
sake of exalting his own sanctity, especial
ly if he entertains an aversion for the pen
itent, or may deem her an unsuitable sub
ject for his schemes. On the other band,
should lheir own e.vil desires induce them
to plan the moral destruction of a sister,
how great an advantage they possess for
its accomplishment by this doctrine of pas-
was thoroughly convinced of the grieVOUS slve and merjtorinil, nhp,lnr.? 1V Ka
mistake 1 naa commuteu dui siui, iaey
would not have proved sufficiently potent
in urging me to the desperate venture of an
attempt to escape from its walls. I call it
a desperate venture, because a failure to
accomplish my object would have been at
tended with consequences which even now
I shudder to contemplate ; and no trifling
cause could have prompted an effort, the
detection of which would have exposed me
to fearful punishment. But other incen
tives, combined with the physical and men
tal suffering I constantly endured, forced
me to make the trial of escape from a place,
the atmosphere of which teemed with dan
ger and pollution.
This part of my subject I approach with
doubt and diffidence, and with feelings
which sensitive minds can fully appreciate.
TOE SjIITIISOMIN HOUSE, .
BROAD WAV, COltN'ER OF HOUSTON ST.,
NEW YORK,
ON the earn a block with the Metropolitan Hotel
and Niblo's Garden, and two blocks above ihe
St. iNicholas Hotel, will oven Avri' 15, and oti'e rs io
travelers svpesiob. accommodations in ilie heart oi'
Broadway, in immediate juxtaposition to ths other
first-class houses and place ol amuai ment,"at mod
erate rates. The house has all the conveniens in
vogue, and wi I be conducted on the Kcbopsax
Plas oflociHinrr-iooms, at fiftt cests to VI a day.
according to location. tc ., and huh Is furnished as
ordered, at prices graded to suit bo h the economi
cal and extravagant, the guests ordering meals nt
pleasure, and paying fjr only what is nwd. Trav
elers will find at the SMITHSONIAN accommo
dations of superior order, and can make their till
less by at least one-third than at other firr't-cluss
Hotels, as conducted on Ihe old system. For re
spectability, order. neatness, comfor'. and economy,
the SMITHSONIAN shall make its mark on the
times, and be worthy the patronage of ih people.
SIDNEY KOPMAN.
March 29. t 6 bm-c.
NOTICE.
TTE beg leave to announce to our Patrons.
V Y the public in general.
Yet, conscious of the purity of my motives, shock as if o electricity, which paralyzed
and convinced that the public have a right
to know the circumstances and causes
which influenced my action at the same
time, conscious thai it is due to myself and
friends to declare it I shall endeavor to
discharge this unpleasant duty with truth
and candor. .
; I entered the Institution of St. Joseph's
under the complacent impression and im
plicit belief, that among the "Sisters of
Charity" I should find an entire devoted
ness. an unselfish, pure dedication to the
service of the Almighty. I Taad heard and
read so much of their pious life, their ear
nest efforts to comfort the afflicted, tend the
sick and console the dying, that I enter
tained the most exalted ideas of their Chris
tian perfection. The short time, too, 1 re
mained at the institution as a visiter, with
the assurance of the Superior, confirmed
the favorable effect on my mind, and I
therefore became a member of the commu
nity under most propitious auspices to view
matters in the most friendly light. But I
was speedily disappointed. The rose-color
tint in which the sisterhood had appeared
to my eager glance, gave place to the som
bre reality when I was enabled to see things
angnt. My anticipations were unrealized
my feelings shocked, and my enthusiasm
lrora lever heat cooled down to zero. Al
though many were perfectly sincere and
conscientious in the practice of their devo
tions and discharge of duties, yet anions;
these so much superstitious reverence pre-
vaueu as to excite contempt and pity.
allude especially to the respect paid to pic
tures ana images, which, although the
atoonc cnurcn says they are only inten
ded to direct the mind to a devout contem
plation of the originals, were here viewed
in a light that savored of idolatry. In the
garden of the Superior, where we were
sometimes permitted to walk, is placed a
statute of bt. mcent, the founder of the
order. This figure was held in great esti
mation. iNo one passed it without a lowly
ir-i reverential ooeisance. i nave often
seen and heard it addressed as a living be
ing. Many of the sisters would approach
it timidly, with their bands clasped in the
attitude of prayer, and after a profound sal
utation, exclaim, in beseeching tones
"Pray for me, father !" -The.older
or "professed sisters" are trea
ted with much more leniency, and lead a
.more easy life than the novices. Many of
luu&u ramer aavanccu in age occupy their
own rooms, where they are served by the
younger inmates, and are not compelled to
attend strictly to all the services. In the
,;Couimunity room" they have "parties,"
luusic ana reiresnments, and to which
and
mnt rtu re i!l he a
cnange in our nrui. ana on that account wih to
close our Branch-Ks abliehment, the Merchant
Tailoring -Stoii. All persons indebted tiy th:it
Store are hereby requested lo oil and .settl their
accounts immediately, if possible, as the business
must be closed on the firft of J une next.
We now offer our nt iffnifieent and w -ll-sclectpd
?tock of mjttrior made Clothing, consiytintr chit-fly
of Customer work; also, a splendid assortment ol
fine French Cloths, Doeskins, Cassi meres Dr.ip
Deles d'Ortcans' Ornuns Cloth,' and a large and
beau t if ci I variety of Venins, Hosier , and Oeniie-
j men's Furni.hins Good, al un; rccttlenlid lou-vri-
! i 1 his sale will t urnish a f iir oii'iortutaii iia.i.'
one desirous loenaaae in the .Untenant Tiiiioiim;
Business, to buy eith r a portion or I lie w hole stockj
and continue the busiiiet-s in the t-iiue Store, as it
is for rent nfier ltu first of June. l-3. This t-Mb-lishment
hus been doini; n excellent blindness ever
since it went into operation, aid the only reason
for closing out the same i", bec iuse all our atten
tion is required al our pi ineipal Sfm-s.
KAH.WVKIL Kit ,c BRO.
April. I. Daily H. and J. cojry 1 week. lb
NEW AXD FRESH (.HOCEnirs.
THE subscriber has just returned Irom the North
wi'h a choice variety of tiroceiies. Wines, 'lias
and Lii'irs: Lea &. Pcirin's Worcestershire
Sauce; John Bull Sauce: KriL'li.-h Piekh-s. of eve
ry variety ; Preserves. Jellies unJ Confe-tionniif;
I'ruits, Biandy Peaches, Brandy Cherries, Lo'ii r
Bitters, Catsups, ofall kinds; Layr itjiin., whole,
half and quarter boxes, extra ; Kin. Dutch II sad
Cheese. Preserved tiin.M-. Bouehe and Starr
Chjtnpaiiine, of the finest grades ; Old Govern tin nl
Java Cotlie ; Kio. Lauay la ami t Domingo !.. ;
100 boxes A. M. Candjes, cheap ; 1 pipe of that Ex
tra Crescent Brandv, 'from Custom Uou--, 'i il
mington ; 5tlcaes Extra Clir.'t Wines; IOharr.1
fine old It ye Whiskey, for retail ; v:a..-ir, She.ry.
t'ort,' Muscit, Scuppernoncr, and eveiy variety of
Liquors, on retail; I;itent pemi. and Sperm Cun
dtes; HavKmn; Colgate's urui Kuncy Soaps; Hi
ram .Smith's Kiour. iii bbls.. half obis, and hne;
Vermncillu, Macaroni, Currants, Citron, every va
riety of iNuts; R isberrv and Cherry Syrup, by the
l?;dlon: Mackerel. Sab in. t iicn.,1 i;.'
Many WOllld ! Tonsruea. Suu.krd But. V. Powlur, Kxirac s.
be glad to be free from their bonds, and I 'J''9 ."';? oiive. somethinf; new; Anchor,
l , I, i;i , . , i- , , ,' . i Sarnnes, h rejih Lob.t.-r; Fim-v l!.iski: Kev
like a liberated bird, Sing Carols at their re- Basket ; 20 ease, old Dry Madona ; BnekwhV;
lease. 13ut Others, as 1 have Said before. I extra Goshen Butler, and 'everything lh;it eonsti-
are infatuated with their lot. and no indnopl ,u!e8 wW'-MctwI stock of Groecri. s. Whole
... . ' ' , H.'ite
ment would be sufficient for their voluntary
.1 . f r .
plain, the whole matter amounts to this :
the sisters are taught that their vow of obe
dience is supreme that the expressed will
of the Superior must be regarded as the !
voice of God : and that if the vow of chas
tity is violated by the will of those exerci
sing authority over them, no sin can be im
puted to them because they are doing right
by preserving inviolate the vow of obedi
ence.
As the result of these per licious and de
moralizing doctrines, a lamentable state of
things, I grieve to say, existed among a
portion of the community. It was some
lime, so little suspicion of the truth was en
tertained, before I understood or apprecia
ted the symtoms of the malady rarino;
around me. When the light dawned up
on wy Liimu. u whs accouipameu wun a
liOLDSBOROV FEMALE COLLEGE.
'pliK ihird Nev? on of this Iniilutioj eoimrt n-
J- ces on Wednesday, the 3rd-of January, 1835.
and ends on the 3id f June I6$.
Kev. JAS. H. BltKN' T, A HA President.
Dr. MoecaxCioss, late ofC&apcI 11 ill. Prof, of
Mathematics. ' -
And a full corps of Teachers In every branch.
Board, including Washing, Lights, Fuel,
Ac , per session, '-,- $"0,0it
Ti-ition in Primary Department,' : lt.0o
Oollogiate Department, " ''. i 20,i"-
One hundied dollars will cover all expense of
the section in the Collegiate course and all orna
mental brancSn s.
Pupils in primary department charged the usual
price for ornamental branches. ; Cm talf payable
in advance.
Three t.rclttres on scientific subjects will be
delivered each month. f "
We are making every effort io render the School
the fist in advantages and chespns. and pledge,
to reduce prices, and mul'iply'the advantuires In
proportion io the Increase' of patronaae. When
onr ou ml. er of p ipils roaches -lJU - -haii he a'lln
to reduce the prices nearly one half, every one
aiding u., is also ant ins in placing the means of a
mperioreducation within the rcaph of rlinost every
gin in the oiate.
Wre return thanks for the unexampled support
we have had and believe it u ili lie continued. Kor
further information apply to the! PiesiiU nt of the
faculty, or myself. WM. K. I.A.N" I".,
Prcs't. StoeJhclders.
Dec. 9th, 1S54. ;"' lll-lf.
L:mCAL U0LSE,
Xo. 1C, SOUTH I'UKiniltlCK STRliET,
BAL.Ti.UO.lK. IAll U.X.ND.
Estahliislieil iit order lo af i'l the Ajjiicled
diuii l awl scientific' .r ed ivul Aid,
and fur Hit supf-itusiou of'
Quacktry.; '
DR. I. B. SMiTtrhanfor many years devoted his
whole a :i en lion to the treatment ot Private rom
plaints, in all tiieir varied and complicuiud forms.
His M'eat success in those long staouirm and dilli
cull cases. such as were foruieilv considered mcur
able, is suiliuieat to Loiiimeiid him to toe puhiic us
worthy ol me extensiv e patronage lie hjs received ,
VV it h in the last eitjln years, Dr. S.iias tieatedioore
than 29,500 case-s ol " Privalu Contpiaints, in ihur
dilieretit folios and slaves; a prsutii-e whicii no
doubt exceeds that ol ad oilier physicians now ad-v-iiisin
in I'aliimore, and not a sinxle cise is
known vvh-re his directions were irietlj followed
and medicines taken at .reasonable naif, withotii
eHeciinga radical and pei m. merit cure ; rh-refon-,
persons itilietod with disease s of die above nature,
'no uiaiiiir How diiii-uli or lonj siaudinj! the c.isi
may be." would do well to call on Dr. Smith .nt I, is
olliecXo, lb. (south Frederick !St..and li not i fh-c-tiially
reiii-ved no rtmiuneration wf;i'b' rcquirec' ir
his !ervii-ts. His medicim s are Ifee from it icuiy
ana an mineral poisons ; o.iupina neut and com
p:iet lorm, an. I may be taken in u pubiicor piivatc
house, or while travelling, without exposure or hin
iirinw from liu-irjets and except incuses of vio
ent inrl itiinrition. ni change of dit. is necessary.
S TitlU l"U itliS. - Dr. .Smith h::s .iis. oveit d" a
new method by which he cm curether wois: forniof
strictur.-and that '.vithoul pain ot meon veliien. e ro
the patii nl. 1 1 ri'alioii ol Hie urelha, tir ' pr iira ie
yliinds.oi net kot'tlH: iii.i i -l;i,is sonu tiutesiis aKer:
It. r strict uut by '-ni'. a' :r.ictiiinrs orchal.tans
YUl 'Xd MUX - -
SCHOOL BOOKS,
STANDARD,
THEOLOGICAL,
'
HISTORICAL,
LAW,
MEDICAL,
BIOGRAPHICAL
AND
.MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS,
fyJCfesI So. Side Market t..V-if-l.
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BLANK BOOKS,
PAPERS OF ALL
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PENS, INK. Ac, Ac.
MUtflC,
ARTIST'S MATERIALS
1KRIUL 01' THE ILLINOIS.
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Nf.v
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iru ii ui nuui liieiv
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o i ii tiie r ii j 'nr. id
tti i i iT3 nl, out TOO
me for the moment I almost doubted the
evidence of my senses but with the reac
tion was formed the resolution to escape
at all hazards, only hastened to its execu
tion by subsequent events. And here let
me add again, for would not be rnisun-!
derstood, that I do not mean to include the !
whole sisterhood in one sweeping charge
of immorality. Far from it. Many are i
pure in their feelings, and sincere in their j
desires to serve God, however erroneous j
and ill-founded they may be.
y 4 oar-aim e u
Ciiria oi il l; com.
sale and retail, at the Original Orocery.
priests are invited : but none of the
the
VnilTlfrflr eiclnrj n ... m -1 ..... 1 f I ,
j iu auuimcu, or auowca a
share of the delicacies provided for the oc
casion, although, for the most part, it is
their duty to prepare them. Of occurren
ces and acts in the "community room" of
course I can give no account, as "semina
ry sisters" are not allowed to enter there at
any time, except when summoned to the
Superior, or sent with a message. But
enough passes without to excite sorrow and
disgust.
It will be recollected that I mentioned
the three vows required to be observed by
the Sisters of Charily, in common with the
nuns attached to all Catholic convents
Poverty, Chastity and obedience. The in
terpretation of the rst of these is suffici
ently plain, the intention being to enrich
the religious establishments with the prop-
wnjr it lucjr suouiu possess any of the
members of the community, as it is more
likrly they would donate it to the institu,
tjon to which they were attached, than dis
pose of it in any other way being preven
ted by their vow from retaining itthemsel
ves, even if it was not, as is the case, pla
ced at the disposal of the Father Superior
when they assume the habit. '
Of the other two obligations some ex
planation is necessary, and the peculiar
ideas inculcated by the priests in regard tq.
their breach And observance, will, perhaps,
prove novel and startling to the unsophisti-
departure. Infractions of moral dutv. and
departures from right are the consequences !
of the system; and the errors of the sister-1
hood are justly chargeable to the reverend !
guides and directers, who inculcate such !
mischievous tenets.
As might naturally be expected, an ex
tensive system of fitvorilism prevails within
the walls of the institution, not only ns re-
l.t-. .l ' . . y
jaius me iviouier dupe nor, wno dispenses
indulgencies and partialities amonir those
March M
100 chi ice
and for t ale by
Feb. 2V.
GF.O. MVKRS.'
FOR SILE.
Pliinrii.jr Potatoes, yellow and
41 th!.. Apnl.v iut rec:ied
M. SHKRWOOl) & c i.
1 II.
and others alliieti d vvi'li Ncuimil trliiiii v. w h.-lh
er oriinulini; from i L'crain fteshm.ticc ll'ihit, or
from any other cjiisc, wiin train ! bodt.y and on n
tulevils wlii. h follow wlii n neglected. shoHld m:ike
un e iriy iptdie uion, thereby -i voiding rum h iron Me
and sutK-rin", ;is well ;is exp. iiKe. liy his tniprovtd
mriiioo ot trcijinu nt. ui. !. e;;ri s-ili
spetdyand Jieilett cute in ;ii
plaint.
to i'i:m li:s. :
Alltliseaep.eit!i.ir to l'em:il.'H iil.o Sup
pressions, lrregul.iilie-'.(S-c.) speeiii.ty iid-i'llect u
ully remove 1. Pin- efficje v of his leiueriics, foi the
cure of the ibove aii'.-ct ions, have bom wrll tested
in tin extens ve practice for the luMUiv. !; years.
Persons al a diMance may eons; it Ir.- ft. by a
letter, nosi-p n.i. di'seri'ointr :!?, and h'aVf medicine
securely pm up rind forw.tided to any part of (he
Criited Sc lies. : !wnys tec niiitaniotF Willi foil and
explic it dnections lor use, Co nm untei tinns con
sidered strictly conli.it niiiil. Odiec airitrifced with
separate a pari erenia. so i h at p.rients. tit-vi r see any
one but the d nt.ir himself A I tenda nee daily, from
9 in the moinina nil ! at niizht. .
S. H P'mmhix r.luiried wi; h any nf-rhc. above
compla'i: is, uilld w.ll to a .'oid the vaiioug
XOSTUUMs- A A7 SPUt'Jfi ICS-.
advertised by Apothecaries and i) r.uj;eis:s a a cer
tain chic for any and eveiy disease.- Tliev ate put
up to sell, but n il to cure, and frequently do much
more harm than irood t herrf .re avoid the hi.
A word lo th. wis.- is sutTictenr. '-Address-.'
Oil. J. U. fti All I'll, .C .South Frederick st.,
IJahitiiiOfVald.
Oct. 13. 9il-ly-c.
rTPHor.srr.Rif; and papfi jiaNuo
xNE;ro passes. "
AIVF.Wforiii ,f Passt's.coritainint! sanitary pro
visions, approved by he Commissioner, ui.d
a n urn tier of oihcrsiotercsted in the welfare of our
colored population, is just issued at the oflice ol
Tin ('o'nmercial.
C!UA'iV B.IGS.
Onfin V HAGS lor sale by
OKjijyj Nov. z. c. ut-ptti: a;. Co.
ItOJJERS CUTLERY
rTMlR Subs' iScr i now oper.inj; a fine assort
L ment ol Kosers selet ted K nives, Scissors.-
ore ; ami Ii. is made an arrangement by which he I
will ue rf.nil.iliy j-upptieil w if It his ooods, pollen
tm espeei ill v for his retail sales. Those who wish
the besi in this lino w ill ulwais find thm nt
J. M. ROKJ.aOVS.
W ilminaton, N'.C , May 18. 27
" PAIVi S, OILS, ' DYE-STIIFFS :
ZJ( fV fl-PS pure in.1 extra Miile Lead;
-.UAA;U5 0(iOilk Linseed Oil;
'25 l.hls. Ited Oeiire;
10" L'ahs i 'hioiue Oreen;
II' bbls Ve r tain Ueil ;
30f jj i l.j. Jhrone Ycilmv;
25 i.td. Lamp Klaek ;
8 bbN i oaeh and Japan Varnishes :
Teira D'Tiinni, Amber and Prussian Ciue;
Logwood, Annuito and .Madder. For f-ide by
'J. A D. IKPiU:.
Wholesale Druegisls, W ilmington, X. C.
Oct. 3. f-y.
LARGE STOCK OF FURMilRE.
-oiil.l tvC
uricniion V-fj
cry laijje I
TtIK subscriber would
spcctlullv invhe the u
ol the imMie, lohis very
ano complete ussonmcnt ol hurnitnrt now Ueinc
received and rtrcnlly clectcd by hirnull
.MaiHifaclories: doling theprcsc'nt month, h'rsioek
will be complete and consist in pari of Ihe fol
lowing article.
Flfiv?iets L'rawin-ir tljom Furniture, iti Dam
ask ami Hair C loth ;
Setts Painted Cnnnbcr Fun itttre.
50 rii.leboards, Sec.-etai ir. and Hook Cases;
50 Sofas and Tele fa '1 ties ;
100 Riircaus; '
100 Wash Siands, marble und plain ;
100 Uoekine Chairs ;
75 IVure do.
123 Tea and SJininc Tables;
7.TCentrK, Card and tola do.
75 Toilet (to.
lUUiio. (shair. cushioned, cane and Windsor;
w i.
I)
s i:
ft
f i mir I'.
I""i nrrivt-.l !,er tins ni-in.;..) frfn As
piiiwt.lt via Kingston. Si.p 1i l not p u in
to il.iVlni.1 ;is l. p jl'f.1. i,y ;i ,1,-p.Uch ,e
ceivf.l fiQ.,1 Acw fliloo.w I.., i :. ...
which i the saine
was obi. lined fr.n;. ih
i- Tlie sit-aiiior
at--c:i..ers. in.. I HI II"..
000 in treasure. " ' : '
1 iio advices by the
17iliu!t.
Th sie.'iipslii; ( Juliioii .
Jvn l- ranci-sco on the I7:!i t.t A r
rrn .. . -. . ...n r '
..u i.ieii-ers ami ryi JUU UUU In Iruasm
on l.oiird. struck a sunken rock o:i ihe i.i .',
of th, 2..th .iltitno.tdr the- I;,l,Uid ul U'lHi"
ub'jiit 5 miles fi.,111 I'.iii ,u,.i.
'J he ili-iister Hi tlie s'e.inu r I.'M A '.
is reporter) ,y Ir-er Hull as follows: ("),
tLe 2'Jih of Apr.l, at 2 n'c'o-.k, A. M . tl-.
fiteumer ir-iek on tnnke,, ryrk oti' t;
South Wvvl cinl ol lih.r..) of Kictio.
nipt coiniiieiireii if.ikit.ar bi.liv. h
tiieu I'l't-no il in!; i.-.i !;.- m r in i,e
asliorr. wliicri was uf un in.rle ,!
smoolll salnlv Iieach S( U-fU
p is;', iiikI ll.eio was n siroiio-
Afi
'I'S,
ir.ihfcliTri.. i
Oil a
i!ir-
ili.ti siie con
I ion f t a-j i!
trens-uic wet't
! I lie p,t off
t ys, tin- i.t-- i
I
il.
an.
We
. in
il,.
limti!!:'
;i lieleii-
.lls.ll'.l
.s''.'oi:j. r
n. tin i
I all ll.e
WINDOW GLASS
'A') HOXRs Fren.li
-VJVAdow Glasses froi
sate ny
Oct.
and American Win
70 ro 43j. For
& I). Di'PllK.
Who!esale Drusisls, V ilriiineton.
csnrii(;Es.
si seated i 'A (Citl AG K.
I 1 i'an -.cd Uuarier Itockaway,
1 (.1 i i er it ictt i wa v a ad severa I ligh I Hmries
just received and for sulu by
250 Uedsleads, in in ihogony, walnut maple and
iron;
Wardrobes. in;iho?ony and stalnto ;
Odice Fki ni'Uie ; ,
Children's t.'haiis ;
Oltomnns, Fool Stools ;
A fine it.ortm-nt o( I. aolclntr Glasses
Teapoy's V hataotf I In ; .S-jaiidf j '
Set ires. Work Table ;
Worlt Boxe-i. I'aper H rniBfngs ;
Window Shades. & c. d e
' A pew vkuv finb (Man. i FonTcs. find in fart nl-
most inv arneie iiiii mav he desired, in cornel
y furnishing On tiling HolcU, Osiers or
clely Kooms I'ront 6'ircet.
Wiiininfflon, . C, Sept. 9, 7tS.,
HOOP IRON.
THK Biihscribet is dnstanily retuvini.' consifn
1 li:enlKOl this article, til the t. t.1 n::.liiv :T.,.I
Ihe
' I
11
... I
f ,fn-
.1
V I
le-.So
Sept 27-tf
PIHP.r.F. & RltO.
FHElMfiED ( ITIMTE of H ILNESIA,
A a:;. t i si ! Hefrier i.-.nt r.rd I.axativ. 'I hie
ii prei-ar ition i? extenci Vi ly usi d in the loin of
olul:oit in lutik! Citrate, and iias aiven very fell
er il s.iu.-1'.oti , ,. Frcqm nt applicaliot.p for a pre
paration in thefo'm of Powder, ot siut.ltr nature,
and pioperiiv. h.n'e sm-eestt d ihe advuntaae.i that
miL'hl n-Mi-t iioio i s introdui lion in that foim.
Niccij-lv when the ti Ik and w. i..ht t.f ihe liquid
Cilrute, (an niliile m) jii.-lly rHun.i.1 bo'h by phy
sicians and in piivatc families wherever it ha
been used, 1 woti.'d interleic with its hein'sf hent lo
ereat dislancee ; itis definite of bit lei ness, end
bv its pletsiml tieidtty of la-te and it ifloivnoc-
ii x . ......i. i. : . ri nui n u a very nerei at:e and re
tie hin diink.at i'h- i-smc time, that ii is a t'ood
Mil fiirule tor Fpsom salts or o'her saline purya
tiv.s. i-olil y Dr. A. O. CRAOt.KV.
Llrtictist.
Dec. 12. u.lt-.
o atciii:lous, fa amlikss,- iiotkls,
IJ steamboats, Ac, can be l.iruibbed wiih m,K
trases. beds, pillows, boNtcrs, sheets', pillow,
case, Uankers. comforts, spreads, towels, table
cljlhsj tic, !y callin? on
WIIAINOX A ESLFR,
Upholsters and i'aper Unn-'ci. .
Srpf VR. . 83,
.Her
li ul inc lowest in nket rates
JO.SKPil :t.
Nov. 21.
IJLOSSOM.
101-tf.
in su;i i.ior style end
W.
in nil IVanr hes, execute
a t sliorl notice, by
U I r.TC I XSOX ft F.S F .Kit.
Aug. 22. rphojstt rers and Paper l).ifiers
iron
L .March
CXL DHIIlOWSv
ALF. by
IX DM IWBllEll DEDS
A Nil Cusliiont for sale by
XlL WILKINSON
KSLKK.
Upholsterers.
:u.
M. ltO,;iiSON.
CL1IIEXD0X 1R0X WORKS,
WILMINGTON. N. C.
yilK CLAKKNDON IKON WORKS are now
M. prepared to receive orders for Beam, Ver'ieal,
Horizontal or Oscillating Steam Knines, Hii'h or
in ,,,K -.u . " ecrnuic, ono auaprm to ai; purposes ; uircu-
on Whom She Wishes to attach to herself lar, Vertical and Portable Saw Mil's, complete;
out witb the lJnest3 and certan members
of the community. Jealousy also exerci
ses a potent influence amonj the sister
hood. It is no rare sight to witness the
features of a beautiful giil convulsed and
distorted with passion, when she passes a
rival, who exults for a season in the tri
umph she has achieved, but who, poor de
luded victim, soon . has to experience the
same sensation of anger and revenge at
her desertion for more attractive objects of
priestly desire and favor.
i The power conferred upon the "reverend
fathers" by the Popish doctrine of confes
sion affords them great facilities to accom
plish their purposes. The utmost impor
tance is given to a strict and punctual at
tendance at the confessional, which may
be truly called the throne of the Catholic
ecclesiastic: for, armed with the self-as
sumed authority of God, in whose stead he
omciaies on earth to the supplicating slaves
prostrated before him, he deals from thence
tne terrible anathema of the Church to the
disobedient and refractory dispenses his
"absolution" to the faithful and submissive
and prescribes the "penance" to be ob
served as an expiation for sin. Seated in
the confessional, he is empowered in virtue
ui uis arrogated position, to propound que
ries, which, from the lips of others, would
oe ueemed flagrant insult. ICnplin
k .1 .
nunc, me younr maiden answers nupstinna
- . v
calculated to eradicate evnrv foIinr of
modesty woman's, highest charm nml
lays bare before that inquisitive search of
he: "spiritual director" every secret thought,
every incipient sensation, every impulse of
uer nnmanuy.
SEIZUIE OF COUNTERFEIT MONEY
f The Cincinnati Gazette of Thursday
announces the detection and arrest in
that city of a gang of counterfeiters who
have been circulating spurious and coun-
teiteit money throughout the Western
country on an extensive scale. The
Gazette says :
1 he police were unable to learn anv
definite information whereby they could
raaKo any arrests until yesterday mor
nhig, when they assertained that a man
named Georgh II.. Cody, well known
East and West,, was about leaving the
city with a package of 'coney' iu his pos
session. The officers watched for his
arrival on the landing, and about twelve
o'clock they observed Cody go on board
the steamer Bostona with a package in
his hand. The officers arrested him
and found the package to be $5,530 in
nimned bank notes of the denomination
of sand $10's on the Farmers' Bank
of Uiarlestown, Va. The plates are al
tered from those of another bank, the
dies are genuine, but a portion of the
rumps, 3 mini: Machinery. Grit and Flour Mills:
complete; Parker, Turbinennd other WarerW heels,
Fquipping of Steamers, Car Wheels and Axles ;
Horse Powers of various pa-ferns; Uice Field
Pumps and Enoine-; l!ice Thrashers; Shingle
Machines. Shsfilna, Pulljes, Hantcr. Geais, and
all other Mill Work.
CASTINGS.
Iron and BrassCastinusofaJI desciiprions inclu
ding Ornamental Iron Railin-r, Pipe, Bririne t;;it-
jngs, -c-, u;c. ne uornpaoy would respectfully
......V.I...IUJII ui mcir Hiyies ana patterns ol it ail
inj, which may be seen a l their office.
nOiLEKS.
tubular. Flue an! Cylindrical Boilers,
Tanks. Chimneys, and all other kinds of
Work.
Water
Boiler
REPAIRS.
A arrparate department and force will be kept for
rcri.ura. wncre worn will do ttoue thoroughly and
Willi UCS.jlLt li.
Al! work done In the establishment dnlivercd ei
ther on the cars of the Wilmington & Manchester
Kail Road or the Wilrninsion & VVcldon Kail Road,
or in fljts at the Company's wharf, free of charge.
uavin:; large facilities, tne above work will be
done on as reasonable term as elsewhere, Norlh or
--ouin, ana in a prompt and satisfactory manner.
vyonsunauon oy letter or otn. rwise. m re ud to
plans and deslpna for mills or their lurni'ure, and
tor machinery generally, willingly answered. Alf
oroers or communications to be addressed to the
unuersigneu.
. u,, I1ENRV M. DRANF., Agent.
March 17. I tf.
BUTCHERS' IMPERIAL FILES.
ROBINSON.
TTJST received a full supply.
U April 3. J. M
GRAND ROYAL ARCII CHAPTER OF
KOK.TH CAROLINA.
THF. Regular Annual Convnmtinn nt
inis uoayum oenckiin v Uminsrton on
Alonday, (he4thdayof June next. &u
boruianie Chapters are rcuuestcd to
punctual in sending their represcntjti vt s, as mat
ters of much impoi tnnce are to le acted1 on.
H. P. RUSSELL, Grand Secretary.
-April 10. 11-tiu.
7&
GRATIS!
Jyst Published. ;.cw Discovery In Medicine.
rfjfstr. A few words on thn rational treat
ment, without aledicine, of Sperma
torrhea or Local weakness. Nervous
.Debility. Low Spirils, Lassitude, Weakness pf the
Limbs and Back, Indisposition and Incapacity for
Study and Labor, Dullness of Apprehension. Lo: s
of Memory, aversion to Society. Love of SolitnWf.
Timidity, Slf-Distruet, Dizzi nets. Head Ache, Irt-
voiunury Utscharses, Pains in the Side, A flections
of the Kyes, Pimples on the Face, Sexual and eth
er Infirmities in man.'
FllOM THE riiEXCU of Dr. B. DE lLXEY
The important fact that thrss alarmingcomp'ain's
may easily be removed withoct MiDieisE.ia, in
this small tract, clearly demonstrated; and the en
tirely newand highly successful treat ment. as adop
ted by the Author, J wily- explained, by means, of
which every one is enabled to cure himself perfect
ly, and at the least possible cost, avoiding-thereby
II ihe advertised nostrums of the day.
Sent to any addresi, gratis, and post free ins
scaled envelope, bv remitting (post paid) two pot
ajje stamps to Dr. B. DE LAN'EY, No. 17, Lipen
ard Street. New York. J
March 10.. - 149-6m-p.
TOE LONDON INTELLIGENCER
SAYS; e"The grreat book
Kinsisley's Westward Ho!
everybody hands.1
at
of the rfay U Mr.
It seems lo be in
i tsficard HoP' is for sale
S. W. WHITAKER'S,
- . 23
DANK OF NIL ?! ! .N CT0N, N . C.
BOOKS' for suhseiiptions to the (H.pUal Stock of
ihis n.mk, will be opened at the 'om oiereial
H.nik on Monday, April 2nd. und iciiiain opci.t:y
days, under ehniJc of
JOSKPII II IJLOSSOM, Y o i
AI.FRKO M A It TIN, StirMhni
II I' It USS ELL V Cotnmitue
j . il Planner,' ; ' lc.'r .
H. U. E1LERS, j subscriptions.
March 9. k 6-iJl.
RICE LAND FOR SILE
R n,ore -wrcs of i.rimc Rice Landjyinjr
I 8 miles above Wilmington on the Ca e
Fear River, nnd ailjoinin- ti n lands of D. K. Ba
ker, anl M. Bryan. There is a ood Ifplan.d Set
lemenl of 7'J acres, with a one story dwelling
,.ur - .... . . l - . ..
wun oui ioooi niio .iiniT improvement.- terms
made easy, or I would rxchanje for real estate in
the Town of Wilmington. Further discripii.in of
the land is unncss iry ss th.yie wiIiih j to purchase
will examine for themselves.
THOS. SMITH.
Jflv 11- ;.' ' 49--f.
PAPER UAN(;.N(aS
J E have just opener' a lirsc asortmrh! of the
V 'atcst styles of Spring patterns of Paper
Hanuinsis. Borders, Fire Screens. Decorations,
&c, which wc olier for sale ar the lowest cah pri
ces, and hung in skunpo noiic. - '
WILKINSON' &. ESLER.
April 10. Upholsterers and P..p(T Hungers.
iml r!! f. iiibbard's
WILD OMERUV urri'ERs;
ItJU Nervous Weakness and General Debility.
These Bitters are highly serviceable in alt dvs
peptic ahV.-tions; they assijtdii;psiio,n ; restore he
tone of ihe stomach, stimul ire the livrr. rind create
an appetite. 1 h y are unsurpassed in r m'Jiins
angor or lassitude, (or want of eneipy to move.)
and efnctiiaily throw ori the drowsiness incident lo
the ftprtnr or warm season
Sold hoiesale and R'.tail, by
March 31- CEO. MYERS.
April S
SASH AND BLIND FACTOR V.
"I- VNiiitimjitoti S'ai-h nnd Blind Factory U in
IM
n-r.iuon .iL'a.n. an. I is nrpnareil lo i iki-uih
all orders in t-Uoi I notice for Sash. I'.limU Honrs
s anil U rack els of any shrine or tiirurrs. t:.,l-
or
scrol
niiiins tor rorclies, iiii.n:i!ni2 nnv n.nti in
-iz, Bini-tersand Hand Rails for Stairway, Turn
lll "1 .my oion-iiMon.
The proprietor soli, its the patronayn of hi"
frieiidn and ihe pnhlic nt larsre, and hopes lo merit
'he same by Ihu w ell exci uiion of his work and
lr..nt)t attention to nil orders forwarded to him.
Office and Factory first Iniildinjr North of ihe
Wilmington & Raleigh Rail Road Depot.
S. I. IVEY.
Jan. 9th, 1355. UJ-ly-c.
DR. E. SEYMCURjS
Cehbratid Ualranir. Abdominal .Supporters
'MHiS is to certiH, that C. L D Dul're. Dr.iy
I gists of Wjlinin.:ion. :. :., me inj s ile nyenTs
for th sii e ol the above Suppoi iers ..r this iilace
and vicinity. K SEYMCL'R
l iloiiugion, IV. C, March 23, 1S51.
We most respcoif:i!!y call the atumlion of tin
Medical Proli s-ion f the Slat.- to nn examin.Tiun
of Ihe nhovc Snpporteie. C. & l DitPRE
March 23, 3 if
FILES! FILES!! FILES!!!
(JST teceived. a lull assortment ( Bute her s
genuine Saw Files. Also, the double n.r... ,.t i,..
Mi.isiiw Files. J. M. KOIiiNSON.
April?. j
.1
GLUE.
) HI. l.s. I'riine Amcrienn, pitl
A v lor sale by
Oct. 2d.
rcceiy
ADAMS, BRO. &
d and
Co.
Si.
BACON HC(J ROUND
1 A()() I'lECES
1 VA splendid i
July 18.
orth Carolina Bacon.
article for sa le l.y
C. On I' RE v CO.
DENTAL PRACTICE.
V E alter..! to the Surgery of the T. iMs und
Month from 1J o'clock, A. SI., until 5 P. .11
For a cold topping, 43 ; but if I lre or dlmeut.
from 1 to .S. Ac, Arc; Cle-i ni ne H e h, from s.."
to ; Sep irsting a tooth. 1 ; Exirneiii.jf a li i-lh,
from ill lo 60 cenis ; a Pivot lootii, from I0 to ?5
. K SPENCER.
V iltninzton, Nov. 23th, 1SI. J l-T-ti m c
50
CLOTH IS DRYING MACHINES!
WL. . TOWNS II END his
few Clothes Dryinsr Mn
is sttll on hand a
chines : a t'teat
convenience and crest saving of labor also an
a-s-iriment of Jtlly Strainers and patent metal
Mi)k Pan.
March 6.
117.
P. R. SUGARS
hhds. and b'.ds. . for sale low by
an. 20. MOORE. STANLY & CO.
Ann bbi
lJJ April 3
TAR.
in nrttiif rrtT f.-.r si!a hv
JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM. ,
EXTRA AND NO. 1 SOAP,
Jl'OR sale low, to close consignment by
Jan 20
MOORE, STANLY & CO.
RECEIVED.
A FEW kegs of extra But icr, and for sale by
, ' C. DcPitK & CO.
42.
June 22.
GUANO.
Guano, jujt received
For sale by
ADAMS, BRO
ner Eriff A,
f- CO.
1 P.f BAGS
-I iXJ Adams.
March 31.
A CARD TO THE LADIES
MRS. DeNKALE requests the attention of the
L.adlpx fo ihe hr. n nrl u-ell
ZL.1?! CANDIES, PRESERVE, AVD
ZJf. i 1,1 opening ibis day. The assort-
ment 13 undoubtedly the lanresl and bein ever
oronht to this nvrrkct. It cannot be
va"t'y in this or m any other ciiy.
T he Ladfns rf- rr-fi nested i eall m,l
even if they do not purchase.
April 7.
IIAVC YOU LOST YOUR UM RRII 1 1
7 F bo replace it immediately wiih one of our su
Ipenor anicU s. Silk or G:nch:m. We hjve a
large assortment of verv tiv ni .,ot:. ' j , "
enabled to sell then, at a '.Ifehr dv.Yc ifiZfZ
11 you nred an L mbrella we can famish you with
any color required, Ladieafciilk UmbK lia Btee
Green and Black. - - Hat nd Can Fmnri.,m '
- GLUE.;:, .
fr the best qaality.and Buns of all siej .Iways
V-on nd- R. B LOS SO I.
HOOP IRON.
OF the best American manufacture.
Nov. 4. J. II. BLOSSOM.
CHEMICALS-JUST RECEIVED :
1 f M ( ) OZ. German Quinine;
1 jVyV A500 do. Fren. h do;
50 lbs. Calomel :
20 do. Svr. lodid Iron ;
do. Blue Al asi ;
50 do. Va Hell's Mass ;
50 gallons Sp'ls Nitre ;
4'J nn. Aq Amnion; .
20 bills. Epsom Salts ;
10 do Cojiperas. For sale by
C. if- D. DcPitE, Wholesale Druggists,.
Oct. 5. 86.
AUBURN STILL FOR SALL
THE Piantation of ihe subscriber,
near K .luiirli, and on the Central Bail jEjjt
(Jetid. is not yei disposed of. A decrip- T
lion has already bei n given but no one will of
course make so important a purchase without
visitinl the premises. . '
Apply to Wm. II. Poole, Est., who lives near
ihe place, or to the subscriber.
T. LOillNG.
Wilmington. N. C, Ian. 23, IS5I.
- DISTILLERS' GLUE.
SUPEUIOJl article, constantly on hand, and
forf ait in quantified to suit purchaseis. by
March 23. WM. A. GWYEIl.
TOBACCO..
ROXES various qualities, for sale st Factory
prie. a T. C. &. U. G Wmt 'P.t
Jan. 27. 13,.
WHITE LEAD & SPANISH BROUN.
1 (Y ) KF-,iH P"re. extra nnJ No. I Whi'e Lea!;
J VV 2i bbls. Spanish Brown; to ilo?e run
sittnmcnt. MOORE, STAN L V & CO.
Oct. 29. yj.
ENTIRE NEW NOTICE.
BY W. L. S. TOWNS H .N D 30 bids, of ns
sorted Whiskct's; 5 do. Old Kentucky W lii.
key; 1 half ,-.i.e Benanl! Brandy ; 2 qur. c;,tk
tauter I-rcre's Hrandyj 1 qur. Old Tom Gin; I
qur. Amstnck port rtmcj 1 half pipe Scupper
nonir Wine; a!o Madeira Sheriv. &c; Fast In
dia Pale do; Navy Bread; Pilot' Bread; 2") boxes
assorted cintkers. The cbove have just t omcand
for sale cheap.
Feb. 13. -
NOTICE.
RAYING detrrmined on tlosinc tip uur busi
ness in Vihiiington, inimtdiut.ty. Me now of
fer for sale, at cost, all our slock ol Gioeeries. Pro
visions. Ac, Ac. Merchant- and dealers arc invit
ed 10 c ill and examine the iroods nearly nil or
which have been purchased for cash und at ihe
lowest market rale..
N. B- All p irties indebted to us MVST ma.e
IMMEDIATE PAYMENT.
L April 10. . FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
SASII, BLIND
AND DOOR AGENCY.
Formerly comltuled by (imj C. Il,t china.
"-pHE public are hereby informed, thai I havj
X bcci nppoin edaucni for the sale of W indow
Sash. IWiuds mid D001 8, manufactured I. v the
New Haven Com., und am prepared to Ml all
oratrs in the above line. The quality ol the
woikol the New Haven Com. is well known in
this market. B'.iiider anduli person in wanirl
the dboveariiclet, are Tcqucstcdlo er d in their
orders, and they will to jro.npt ly filled. Terms
invariably cash on delivery.
WM. A . Gwri.-n
Genera I Agent Com mission and I 'oricarding Me r
cnun l .
April 19. 1 15
John Ij Siiplnii.s, an. I
oi: tli'j 2'l in.-;., i'vci viIm
j p.i-.-ii i-i c i;i ;.'i)ii iiC'ii'u
J 'i'hf .-'1 Ills it I p I'aiiolu l W,
! OH ihe Io! Io :,e s.siv! 1, re .,f
1 1 1
naif vessel iiifl w 1; , s'l'iiir I.
her, ul;!.0'ie(j the tj.Je coijej
her
Tli'j 'mI.!i ii C iio voii!,l i,,kr
Frniicisro ihe iaeng(.ji vh.!r0 ..
'oi i; on li.o ir.nl.
I I l;e CrUeil Aoowas oil.- i f I ! t.i'jsC
t.tl(iii.!nl Pieiiici'T.s ever built. Her ai;"in.il
co.t v.-:is over four h -j 1 ; In-.J 1 !ii h 1 s.i .i T 1 loi -lars.
si iit! Let re.--.-i,t v, 1 ie about I !:;i.-r l;uu
fteI li,om.n ! j.l tlH.-i;-.. il lusuie.l in Knir
htll.l. Cai!ai.i WalUiiM! f.nineily of lh-
iill'iK ll Kieittiii r Sou i'l'.iii :i( o," -.ras in
omniaii.l of iho CJi'Men Air; at the luucf
cf her loo- J
The sieanirr .Sierra Neva,! fn.rn San
Juan. aiTlVei! npataii Kl' a nrisc oa lii'j
'Jill of April, and I he ,!.- mi.T ( i ji,e, ( ia!e,
from I'.uiam 1. on the 12 h.
Businer-'s III Chfeiiii t va; vt rv i!u!l
Mone;,' was tio-ht iin.l Mineral ni' ici ;,nl.;
houses hail laiieil
.Sevenieen vcsseln fni.n AUanlic jiurU
hail ani veil at San I'lancibr') in two d;tvs.
Tllf iti 1 1 1 ft were (Itiitiv; vnl, hut OttlhiT
lo u ecareiiy of coin hut very linh: ,! iL
hail icac-lii'il in.uket. The tiiUit h tJ not
reiiiunrd Ojieialiors.
II. nil hail lallen steadilv in lljo vallevs
fur ii wt t k, and inih inouiiiain.s ttriow had
fallen 10 a "Teat def.:ti.
The ur.sai Ufa dory gtnte of coinuierci.il
)Uisti:ts was dnvino; i , i r e munla r.- ..f
f leilcs and utf -..l,an;s to ll;r; in. ties. 'J'hu
news fr. m Kern r.ver was a.s contradictor"
us ever. The digTin wi xc. represented
us hesnrr ,y no iiie.iiid as ncli n is nt lirot
rcpreseiited.
'I in- Ivnow-Noiiiins Iiad heen succrss
ftll in ihe. inijiiiciiial eli clions ail over li e
Stale, except at .-tin Jn-o. whi i'.; ihey wero
di'fealed hy ,-i fusion cf ihct.voidd parlies.
IJlai.chcs of I-'r. fdoin's Phalanx." a
secret society, havu hi en oriiiiizc! in .if
ftrent seciions of the .State.
. Tim Prps-ss Club of Han Francisco hav;
taken steps for ihe eieclion of a monuuif nt
10 ihe memory of Edward Giibeir, one of
ihe pioneers of :l:epie s in S.ui Fr.mci. '
and lli'j first rcju'esciilaiivo in ( ' iiL'i'i-.-s
from C'ahfoiu' i
Tho tifiinur Sarpii.-io and one of 1 1 , c
fitearners of ihe California Steam Naviga
tion Coii'iii.-tiiv were to have it race short! v
for lsl.000.
lioth hrnnches of th California I.egi.-,-laturrt
had fixed the S'Oih nit for final ad
joni injienf, and the revival of the Sum to
ri a I questio i was con-iilvrr-ii very doubtful.
An nnti-jraniLliirg law of a very stringent
character had been passed by both houses.
It is calculated to close a!! gambling; hous
es. Dates from Portland, Oregon, to -April
Til:, mention 'th;ii the Kno w-.oiiiins had
tiinmphed in the iinmieipal election there.
Sandwich Island dates to April J. had
been received. I he United States sloop of
war Decatur a: rived there on ihe 8th of
March, and ihe Hntish sloop of war Dido,
on the rJ'.U.
A mon y the failures at San Franeic
are Messrs, Heck & Ehxm, and Tilden &
Li:t!e.
A party of jre ulemen so j 'in;
boat at Panama vre ilro'.vr.t
Among fhe number was Purser
the Mail Steamship Line.
in a small
J lately
Carter, of
A
FURNITURE WIREJIOUSK.
TIIK subscriber h.i jut received by late nrri
val fioni Sew VdVk und ' Boston s
40 fine I' urea ns ;
I'D " Sfa; -10
" Wird ilobcs;
5 Boik Carf ;
" 4 do., fine pring Mahogany Chair;
2 Kock.do j
4) " Cane Sest and Windior Chairs :
BO Bedsteads ; 40 Tables 5
40 W.h "t.inds and Toilet Tnhlcs ;
10 Sinks nnd 20 fine Offi -e Chir ;
Card Tables, Loungcp, &e. Kor f ile low
fore is h. by M. WEST.
April . Ift.it.
FROM FAYETTEVILLE -
, Per Steamer JTamm Lut Itrh.k "
OK BBfjS. SupprFloarj Itfh I, fmiily do for
-!hca8holf. at GRO. H. KKLLKV'S.
Keft. JU. . J M nd N C Veopy. 137.
VTABSIILES QUILTS, and MOSQUITO
lJlETTl0.lorpnlelor,forcHh.nt
c . VVILKIISiSON A KSLKR S,
Api 1", Upholsterert and Paper Hangers.
NOW is ue eoo-ltime to hav your room P.
Be red. as we have )Dnd or lai-Kt Mirna nf
Hangings, Borders and Decorations.
. ' ' ' - WlLklNjSO.V KSLER,
ApiU li, : , Upholsterers and paper Hangers.
DISSOLUTION. '
rI1HF. Coj)irtnerliii herelofor.. rxiMins nnde
1 tiien;ini. mid s-i yle ot .SUTTON, SOUTH
MAYI) & CO.. a Ived on ihe fir-t o
Mnreh. The htmine-n !' ihe I itu firm will he set
lied by SOUTH M AVD o II P.O.
v M. SU J'TOV,
TilOS. SOUTHMAVD,
Marth Cth, IS'5. CIIAS SUUTH.MAVD.
COPzlRTNERSIIIP.
r H E 8iib-c iberp hive lorieeil a Copartner-bin.
- "nder Ihe n.nne and t.ty!e of SOU I'H Al A VII
& KKO.. for liie purpntc "f rarryinir on ihe
I'lacKmnith, Iron an ! Brass Foundry and Maehi
rery lliisinnm, in all i's bn nclii. :n ihe stand for
nirrly otenpied uv sUTTOV, SOUTHJIAVD d
fO., and would solicit a share of pntrenne.
THUS. SOUTH VA Vr,
March 6th, 1355. Cil.AS. SOUTHJI A VD.
conejiienee of above dissolution it ha
become neeesrr.ry ilmt all notes rd neemm's due
me late tirm. be setrled im-nedinelv. The sub
scribers will pay ull debts due by"th late firm.
. , SflUTIlMAVDoi BIIO.
Ullntinglon. Blarch 6th, 18'5. I4i-lf.
DULY "EXPECTED
PER FIRST PACKET 100 boxes Orangesand
Lemons; 0 bbls. Apples.
Cocoa nuts by the hundred. , -
For sale, wholesale and rrtnil, by - -March
3t . . WM. If. DaXEALE.
PRIME NtlW ORLEANS ill 0 LASSES.
Al BULK, in good order; 15 lull bbls. do. Ao.
m!J Low for cash, at
- r GEO. H. KFXLEVS. ;
Dee. 16. J., H., K C T fc S. Ae copy 114..
'., . - - t " '
FROM HAVANA.
'1'he late Havana j.iero are fJU-1 with
officifil iloctniient. m reference to the re-cently-iletectetl
consp;r;iey ;iml t!ie nnnci
(Jitteil expeilition from ihe (."ni-f l Stales.
A commut.ieiitinii In (Jen. ( 'onclnt frnrri
Ihe .Minister of AVur informs him tint iln
liiir the months cf April ami hty kirrre
reitifore'rni nis wtjuhl nrrive fur the nrmy
in Cuba, il conrtul ,te3 I. nn ;it :l.c s..me.
nirie o:i ihe cmplt io fruairation of the
plaiiiS of the rebels.
A eommnnica'ion from the Slate De
partment of Spurn a pnbh.sht' in ihe
!i Piensa." lis coetents tire to the effort
that the Span sh ("orie3 h;tve, bv n ti.nti.i
motu vote, coiiciirretl in the wi-h of U.e
Government, utwl ore if I'-rm i:el to m.tin
tuirt ot every hazard she iiifit! u::on of sl-tvc-ry.
The Joeuinent r')iop!.me;T in very.
fi.il!erinr terms the Cuban e.ntheiui'.s. ns
well as the inhabitants who place! their
fortunes and services at the disposal t.t
Concha, and concludes by jrivintr thanks
to Ihe army and navy for lheir fiJehty to
the Crown y. (). Cvuri r.
IMPORTATION OF PRINTERS.
Forty printers, it is stated, h ive been im
ported into New Oneaim for ihe purpose of
working at lower prices than tho-e who .ir"
residents.. The Picayune thinks '-Sam
will look into the matter.
OWNER WANTED.
XT'Olt two boxe,(one contsinin;
ked S. II Ereland.Ciint.in. .N.
Hill, Wiiinint'ton, N.
a riano,; hhi
C.. c-rtf ol v in.
C : landed from ciir. ati-
minta, from Ualtl.nnrc, and now In ;" "wn
er's risk. ItrsSfcLL ti.itr.
!ay 3.
21
JUST RECEIVED BYCf.R. FRENCH,
A-FHESH supply of PER IV DAVIS' VF.GE
TABLK PAI.V KILLEIl, in entire New
Daces. To bo sere that you fiet ihe Pennine Med
icine, inonire for the JVcw Dresj with two line en
graved sir-cl labels on each bottle.
Apilt l'J. . 13-11.