nr-Receipts Jargp. In Sonthem t?,f
been at 9,371 a 89 60 for common, 9,o or ,
and .10 10,75 for the eof
B The sales bave I een mii " '
uixed : Southern yellow inaraait iois ,vo
and a lot of white at 97e per mis. f -1
Kinm Th transactions in Spirits Tur-
. ah ntr gallon cash, but rtti
n Af anrw in Southern manteis, noi
it the close are asking 60c. cash. In iar
har been sales of 2 a 3UU Dtl H orlti uobd-
U Wilmington at S3 25 a 3,60 per bob 6
la Bosin sales or 4UU bbis. common, van
L-rw.rt at 1 80 a SI 871. and 50 bbls.' No. 1
fin wr bUI. H mos. In Pi ten. sales oi iuu
Northern at i-2 25, 6 tiros, for export.
Imports frtm January to Oct. 24.
. 1855 1P64.
h.ubjV: f ; G3.450 . ,44 175
ootine" bbls. 1Z7 7 ou
t Tri Mift Lbla. 17.G29 12 833
buls. 2 370
bids. , 18 923 lS.&Vtt
f life stock of Ibis article is ve ry light and
ins- ttt any const-mience doing. Small tales
JjHtbero at5t a 6c jxrr lb. cash.
CHARLESTON MARKET.
2!1 . Pnttn n demand to-day was of
fiii mated and exciting character, during which
market mnn than fiiilv recovered the decline
rterf since the Aftioa's advices. The sales a-
lmted to some 2,860 bales at Si a 9r.
A DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT.
he Baltimore Sun savs : We were shown 'on
kirday a counterfeit $10 note -on "the - Western
k of Baltimore, done by the pnotograpnic pro-
which was calculated to deceive almost any
bon. it was in tne possession oi.jir. i reuerxciv
... ... . P H a :i
knev. Denoty State's Attorney, who was about
vring an indictment ngainst the man who had
sed it.
JUST RECEIVING,
r Sctrjv it. ci. Lnerm mi oin is. tvuson,
direct from New York.
hlfrc finest lot of Frait. consisting of Apples,
Oranges and Lemons, and a large, lot f Jel-
a. Sweetmeat.- Also, Brandy Fruits, such as
aches. Pears. Pine Apples, &c.
JA Cab is solicited at the Market street Broadway
rtety Store, under the Heral Omcc
JOct. 23. VV. H. UeNKALK.
CURRANTS AND CITRON.
INK and fresh, lust received at the Market St.
Broadway Variety St re.
30 bbls. of the best family Irish Potatoes for sale.
Oct 23- VV. H, UlKKALE.
NEW AND FRESH GROCERIES.
pHK Subscriber haviiif just returned from the
A. XSorth with a select iiockoi menerai urocer
o1T.!rs them at the lowest possible prices, whole
Me and retail they consist ,in part of 10b bags
totlee, Java, Lagoira and llio, 0 half Chests
h l : .t 1l.. .-. . 1)K Urrc1a
uars, Crushed. Powdered and Clarified; Liquors,
Vines. ChlmDaiiins. Brandies of the most choice
riaracters. In fact our Llouors are the test selec
ion ever oflfered in this market. Old Madeira and
rt Wine of the best Vintages. Bottled Liquors
f every varietv for Medical purposes; I pipe Of
he celebrated Old Tom Gin, Scheidani Schnapns,
Hibborts V ild Cherry Bitters. I50.00U Scgais,
till grades. -
Goshen Butter. Iresh weekly; Smoked Beef,
JBeef Tongues, Fulton Market Beef, Salmon, Mack
Urel. Codfish. Herrina. Cheese English and Imi
tation. Bacon. Port. Stuart's tyrup, t perm ami
Whale Oil, Fruits in every variety, Nuts, Stuart's
Confectionary, Market Baskets, Clothes. Baskets
and Fancy Basket, Wash Tubs all kinds, Brass
hooped Buckets, Common Buckets, Brooms, Trays,
Sifters. Keeiers. Cup Tubs. Scrubs, and every va
riety of Wood and Witlowware, Spices, Cloves,
Nutmegs, Cinnamon; Pepper, Ginger, Mace,Choc
olate. Isin??las8. Gelatin. Macar-oni, VerminiHi.
Kaisins. Currants. Citron, Prunes, Pieseryed Gin
ger, Sauced Salmon, Sardines, India Pickles,
Stuffed Olives. . "
Trnty thankful for past favors I hope to merit
continuance of the same. . Respectfnllv,
Oct. 4. ' -' GEO. M VERS
r VENETIAN RED.
TTl small packages, for 6ale by
Sept. 11.
GRO.HOUSTON.
" NOTICE. ' .
r HE. Citizens of the Town are hereby informed,
.a. i ii a lain auvi. uuiilu ,t i.ii ait iiic . . : "
' istature ofthe State.'a book i now open at the
Com mU&ioners Office, and will remain open each
day, except Sundays, from 9 o'clock, A. M., until
sunset, and on Thursdays and Saturdays until 9
o'clock, P. M., to and Jncludinsthe HOih day of
November next, for the registration of the names
and residences of such persons, inhabitants of the
town, as are qualified to vote for members of the
frlodse of Commons of the General Assembly
such registration bcinjr requited to enable the said
inhabitant to vote at the election for Commission
era of the Town. -
The citizens will bear in mind, that, by the
terms ot. the Law, they can.vot vote for Commis
sioners unless their namesTre registered at least
one month before the day of election, which will
ben tne xutn December. By order, -
R. MORRIS, Town Clerk.
Oct, 20. ; 9 1-120 N
$10 REWARD.
RANAWAY from Clarendon Steam Saw ;
Mill, a week ago, a Mulatto man named
LEWIS , generally known as LEWIS
FT. The above reward will be Bald for his
apprehension and delivery to the subscribers, or
lor nis cennnement in jail.
- J. H. CHAD BOURN CO.
Oct, 27. . 96-tf
LOST OR MISLAID.
ANE Note of $240. dated Feb. 1st, 1855, pnyable
V to Mrs. Elizabeth Carr, made by Ephraigm
Greer.' endorsed by II. C. Leonard.
One ot 128 60, dated Sept. 1st 1855, payable to
lira. Elizabeth Carr, made by A. B. McCaleb.
One ot $200, dated Sept. Irt, 1855, payable to J.
TV. carr, made oy a. a. mccaieo.
All persons are cautioned against trading for the
aoove nameaxMo tea.
J". W. CARR.
' Oct. 23. ' V s 95-3t.
OWNER WANTED,
TTOR two boxes mdze marked C. B. Edwards,
X Wilmington, N, C , per schr. Look Here, frem
Philadelphia ; now lying in store- at owner's risk j
ana expense. numti.
Oct. 27. 96
HAY, FISH AND POTATOES.
1 fifl BALES prime Nova Scotia Hay, .
IVU 50 bbls. prime Eating Potatoes,- :
i - f . - - 5 quintals Dry Pollock, "
25 bbls. Pickled Shad,
Just received per biig Ttiumph and for sale by
Oct. 27. ADAMS, BRO. 4 CO.
MACKEREL ! MACKEREL ! !
150
o. 3 Mackerel, in fine order, for 1
. T. C. 4 B. G, WORTH
Oct. 27.
' " " ' ' 96-6t
GUNNY CLOTH! GUNNY CLOTH ! I
' C( BALES just received and for sale by
Oct. 27. T, C. & B. G. WORTH.
BUCIUVHEAT! BUUKWUEATT7
JUST arrived, and best in mat ket, something I
extra, at the Maiket street Broadway Variety
fctore, under the Herald umce.
Oct. 27. VV. H. DiNEALE.
' .
HERRING.
rime Herring, it
1 HO. BBLS, -prime Herring, in excellent pack
- vv ac
iges, just received and for sale by
Oct. 6.
ADAMS, BRQ, dCO.
THAT BUCKWHEAT" HAS COME.
nAt No. 11, Sorth Mater Street. '
-. 5 kegs - a,
. 20 doxen Yeast Powders, to make the Cakes
""F1"1" arucie, only try it.
Low for caSh.tt - GEO. H ' KELLEY'S.
Oct.i. Herald copy 65
SPIRIT BARRELS.
A If fo.V- hundred superior large sized Spirit
' -a- uii icia kVw bivii r ur Biilt! DV
Juby 14. RUSSELL 4- BRO.
- : THE WILMINGTON .
MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY.
" A1triLL re-opeo on Monday, October 1st, at So-
r. VV eieiyHali. The.Botrd of Instrurtion will
p be he same as last session.
For particulars, see school card, which will be
- Issaed few days before commencing, and which
may be foand with Mr. S. Jewetr, or Mr. Whita.
, Her. G. VY. JEWKTT
. .- STEAMER ; .
SPRAY
FOR SMITHVILLE.
i THE United States Mail Steamer
SPRA V, Capl. John B. Price, will
9 leave Wilmington for Sroithvuie,
Tuesday, Wednesday, ami Thursday afternoons ai
3 o'cloclc, and Saturday afternoon i t
Leave Smithyilla for Wilmington on Monday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mornings at b
o'clock. j .,....
Issaa one uouar. vnuuien
-half orice. Frel-rht at customary rates. Apply
to Contain en ooaro, or i
. .
Junel6. '; ; -'' ' " ' .
WILMINGTON AND WELDON R. R.
EnS'r and SSup'la Office, VV. & W. R. IX. Co.
July 18:5.
GOING NORTH. .
THE nassenser trains over this road will, until
J. further notice, run as follows :
First (Kxprefs Mail) tram leaves V ilnmiglon at
6 o'clock A 3i .
Reaches G.ildsboro at 10 A. M.
Arrives at Weidon at 1:30 P. M. '',.,
Spconrl f Aoramniixialion Mail! train leaves Wil
mington at 4:30 P.M., daily. (Sundays excepted.)
Reaches Goldsboro' to supp r B:50f. M.
Arrives at Weldon 1 at ni?hi.
GOING SOUTH.
First Train leaves Weldon at 12:00 M.
Reaches Goldsl-oro' at 3:20 P. M.;
Arrivplal Vitmin9tOn 7:30 P. M :
Second Train leaves Weldon at ihOO P. 51.; daily
(Sundays excepted )
Keaches UolflRDoru" mo ..;
A n . Wilniintrtnn 15:40 A. M. '
irt nlnshoro' 42.50 i to Weldon S5 Thou!
one cent per mile extra is charged passengers irAo
do not procure tickets at the Stations. - '
Thrnntrh lii ka s K Baltimore $12 ; to Philadel
phia 14; to New York 815,50; to wasiiington.i.
Cm en. ... . . . . . m .:'
rVT nlielswnl not oe SO.a lot neuroin utruuu.
KxDress r relent tDy accramuuauon )
will h rharreed 50 iter cent, extra; ana sucn
rr0;i,, m on North must be at the uepot oy it
o'clock P. MM and marked hxprest Freight. Two
freight trains per week - will. run regularly through
.T , . , . : -: i : A A'.. ..n
MnnHnvs and Thursdays, alternately. One train
will run reoularlv a far north ns Goldsboro'. and
in connection with the H.C. R. it., and two other
Irregular Way Trains will run as far north as may
hfi rnnir.-rl. takin" freiaht at all intermediate sta-
lions A r lour iram wui, iiuiii mvui mn um ui
... . . . m :i, r i. . . . . u . on.L e
August. run rom uoldsboro', alternately, to vvii-
mimJt.in and vvetoon, leavinz uoiassoro- on mon-
days and Thursdays Wilmington and Weldon on
Tuesdays er Fridays, reachidg Goldsboro on Sat
urdays. AUdoe on downward freight must be
paid on delivery at Wilmineton.
July 19.
r . . 54.
I ' VALUABLE
LANDS ON THE CAPE FEAR RIVER.
THE Land? and Plantationsknown
as the Roane and Blue Banks Plan
tations, are offered forsale. These
lands lie only 5 5 miles aoove Vll-
minuton. on tne uape rear mver, anu exu.oa.oui
. . . , i - i , , .
to the Wilmington and Aiancnestrr Kauroaa, and
areot easy access to one of the best markets in the
State of ioith Carolina. On the north side of the-
river. there are six hundred acres of the finen Riv
er Bottom Land in the State about fifty acres of I
which arc already cleare t, and produce the finest
aorta of Crons. One hundred aeres more may be
cleared, which is sufficiently elevated aove ihe or
dinary height ol freshets ?o save tne crops, 'l lie
The Lands abound in Oak,Ash,and Ihe finest Kind
of Cypress Timber.
On the south side of the River, is situated the
balance of the lands, estimated at seven thousand
five hundred acres, from which three fine settle
mcms may be made. The upper portion, oz Blue
Banks contains some two tnouanu acies or more
which there are someone hundred and nftr
acres now in cultivation, ana i wen adapted, to!
corn, peas, potatoes and cotton. There is a large
quantity ot fine hmo. yet to clear, tne gto-r.n on
which is pine, oak and hickory and dog-wood.
South of this tract is the Roane Plantation, and
adjoining the lowkinds mentioned above, contain
ing some two thousand four hundred acres, a small
quantity of w htch is cleared, and a considerable
more vet to clear.
(Jn this tract all Ihe buildings and improvements
ore situated, consisting of a good Dwelling-house. I
Kiicnen, Smoke-house, (Jorn-crib, .Mat.it', and
some fourteen negro trouses, allot which aie new
and comfortable. There is a Turpentine Still and
Fixtures which wilt be sold wih the land, tf desir
ed, fbcre are also some eight taks of Turpen
tine Boxes, some three tasks of which are old on i
the land.
The remainder of tim lands lie ndjoininT this
tract, and on Hood's Creek, containing some three
thousand acres of unimproved Pine Lai.ds, which
would make a fine settlement, a portion of them 1
being good farming lands, and on which several
fine building lots could be had immediately on the
Railroad, suitable for summer Residences. Per
sons wishing to purchase such lands, will do well
to call and examine the premises before making a
location.
DAVID
D. ALLEN, ..,.
JAS. II.
PRITCHLTT. i
Oct. 16.
92 If
G. & C. BRADLEY & CO.,
HAVE just received a large assortment of Boots
and Shoes; embracing every variety of styles
and qualities ot Ladies', Misses and Childrcns'
Gaiters, Shoes and Slipprrs.
Also, KKUUiNS and SERVANTS' SHOES.
made expressly for our own trade. Manufactur
ing and Repairing, as usual.
IfT Calf Skins and Sole Leather.
Oct. 13 91-lm
OFFICE WIL. & WELDON R. R. CO.,
5 Wilmington, iztn October, looo.
THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS, passed
X- on the lUtn Inst, by tne Hoard ot JJirectorsof
the Wilmington d Weldon Rail Koad Company,
were ordered to be published, viz:
" Resolved, That a Dividend of 3 per cent from
the profits of the Company during the past six
months, be paid to the Stockholders on the 1 Pith
November next, and that the balance of such pro
fits be appropriated as a sinking fund for the pay
ment of the debts of the Company."
Ordered, That the Books for the transfer of
the stock of the Company be closed on the 25th
inst. JAMES S. GREEN, Sec'y.
NOTICE.
rpiIE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
X the Wilmington at weldon tvaii tioaa compa
ny, will oe neia in inis town on tne second rnurs-
day (8th) November next. .
JAUbo O. , oec'y.
Oct. 16. 92-tl5N
i JOHN A. STANLY,
COMMISSION MER CHANT,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Oct. 6th, 1855. 1
83.
NEW BOOKS.
1TACD and other Poems." By Alfred Tenny-
ivX son, D. C. L., Poet Laureate. I vol
mo. 50 cents.
"Panama io 1855." An account of the Panama
Railroad, of the cities of "Panama and Aspinwall,
with sketches of Life and Character on tue ism
mus. By Robert Tomes. 1 vol. 18mo- EOcts.
! Chandler's Plan of Sebastopol." 25 cents.
"The elements of Intellectual Philosyphy." By
Francis Waylnnd, President of Brown University,
fc, l ittn Kdmon. I vol. ritiii.ll,iD.
"The Six Days of Creation. A aeries of Famil
iar Letters from a Father to his Children." By G.
G. Khlnd.
"The Papal Conspiracy Exnoacd. and Protestant
ism Defended, in the Light of Reason, History
nd Scripture." By Rev. Edward Beecher, V. V
1 yol. (2mo. 1.25. . -
Travels in the Chinese Empire. By M. Hus
2 vols. ti. -
"PaliticaL Social and RelUrious Character of N
America, in Two Lectures, delivered at Berlin,
with a Report read before the German Church
' t r
phipSchaH;
Diet at Frankfort-'on-the-Main, sept. 1&4, by
Translated from toe uerman. l
vol. l2mo-l. For sale at.
Oct. 18. S. VV. WHITAKER S
M0N0NGAHELA & RYE WHISKEY
i
jpjjffjp jjyi .lpt.
CUTTER, .
STJPRR10R arjicle of reacted Goshen Fat
ter, tor a lie by
Sep. 20.
St II. FLANNEL.
HENRY BURRniMER ;
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGAR
SIOX OP THE INDIAN CHIEF'
MARKET STREET, one door above Water
Wilmlnston, X. V. ; -: -' -
AT. B. ATOrdert filkd vnl despatch.
Oct. 26ib. 1354
93-tdtw.c.
IP PBIOLBAIT, JOHK IUCU. W. O. COBTIS.
P. PRI0LEAU & CO.,
GESERAL "
( iOMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NORTH WATER STREET, WTXMlSGTON, N. C.,
COMMEKCIAL WHARF, 8MITHVILLE, N. C.
Our business will be conducted in Wilmington by
n. BI. CURTIS-
Who Is our authorized Agent for that place.
Au-r. 7. 62-1 y
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
RF.MOVED to the n w and spacious Hall Nos.
99 and 101 Baltimore street, Baltimore. Md.
O. IC.Charabertin, Principal and Lecturer uoon
Mercantile Science. '
V.. K. Losier, in charge of VV riling Department.
G. W. Kemp, instructor in Mercantile Calcula
tions and Associate in Book Keeping .Department.
J. M. Phillips, Teacher In Book Keeping.
S; T. Williams, Lecturer on Commercial Law.
jThis Institution piesents superior facilities to
young men desirous of obtaining a practical busi
ness education.1 -
The course of stud t embraces Double Knrry,
Book-Keeping, as practically applied lo the man
agement of Meicantile, B.ink, Manufacturing and
Steamboat Books familiar Lectures on Comraor-
cial Law upon the subject of Bills of Exchange,
Prommissory JNotes, Contnicis, rartnersfyjj, etc.
The exercises are all stiictly practical, being; de
ducted from actual business transactions, so com
pletely combining practice with theory that students
on completion ot tne course ure in every respect
competent to conduct, on scientific frinciplce, any
set of Double Kntry Hooks. 1 he students nave
access to a Commercial Library procured expressly
for their accommodation.
Examinations are held at stated periods and Di
plomas awarded to tlijse found competent to repre
sent the Institution in a mercantile capacity.
Usual length of time to eomplete ihe wholecourse
from eieht to trn weeks.
For particulars, write, and receive a circular by
mail.
Sept 20.
8l-ly
DAVIS' PAIN KILLER IN INDIA.
Exfract from a Letter received from B. C.Thomas,
Tavov, Nov. 13th, 1853.
Msrs. P. Davis & Son Dear Sir Tbe Ka-
rcns,liere have no more confidence in the charms
of their ancestors. They desire rational reme
dies lor iho sick. By varioas means, principally
through the agency of the Rev. D. L. Brayton.
I bote Karen people have become acquainted with
your medicine, and tbetr demand tor it to me is
very hurpriting. ,
I now have by me orders for more than hlty bot
tles ; 1 therefore wish you to send me a quantitv,
and 1 will pay you through the Treasurer of the
Missionary Union. There is no medicine which
stands so high in the estimation of the Karens of
there provinces as the Pain Killer, and 1 feel wil
ling to gratify tin m, as 1 entertain a very hi"h
opinion of its worth.
Calcutta Nov. 4, 1853.
Messrs. Perry Davis & Son Dear Sir Cocfir-
mins my respects ol tne 4lh ult.; iduplicate here
with I find it necessary to address you again, as
my most sanguine expectations have been more
then realized. The call for your valuable medi
cine is increasing so very rapidly that 1 fear 1
shjll be unable to keep pace with it. My particu
lar object in writing now is to beg that on receipt
of this, and by first direct opportunity offering im
mediately after, you will kindly despatch another
b:itch as ordered in my letter of June last. I hope,
however, 1 will not be out before your last des
patch reaches me, of which, however, I have, not
yet heard from you. I remain, dear sir, yours sin
cerely. J. L. CARRAU.
Paovintirca, R.I., July 7th, 1354.
Messrs. P. Davis & Son Gents before I left
Mi-rgui. both Karens'and Burmans had found out
the value of your Pain Killer, and I could readily
have disposed of. a large quantity ot It among
them. It 8 cents particulatly efficacious in cholera
morbus, bowel complaints, and other diseases to
which the natives of Burmah, from tneir unwnot-
some style of living, are peculiarly exposed. It
is a valuable antidote to the poison ot centipedes,
Scorpions. Hornets, and the like. 1 nave been
twice stung by Scorpions, and in both cases eased
the most excrutiating pain and entirely prevented
the swelling by applying the Pain Killei. On our
voyage homeward from India, the Captain of the
ship was taken with vomiting and. purging and
other symptoms of cholera. I gave him a good
dose of Pain Killer with the utmost immediate
and happy results. So entire and speedy was the
relief, that he assured me he would never again
go a voyage without your excellent medicine, if
be could possibly procure it.
Itespeciruiiy yours,
REV. J. BENJAMIN,
Late Missionary to Burmah.
The following is a copy of a Letter received by
Mr. Carrau, out Agent at Calcutta, irom w .
Chill.
Calcutta, June 3, 1852.
Mv Dear Jutien I desire, for the information
of Perry Davis & Son to state a few instances of
good resulting from the use of the medicine man
ufactured by them called Pain Killer. The first
ease that 1 shall mention in which I performed a
cure was that of Spleen, of a year's standing.
The person afflicted with this disease was a young
native. Together with the pieen ne usea to get
a fever. Before trying the Tain Killer, however, I
idonted another remedy, bill that failing, I resort
ed to the Pain Killer, and I am happy to say. that
both the spleen and the Fever were removed in a
very short time. A servant boy who had his right
hand severely scalded by the failing of boiling oil
on it, was in a few days perfectly cured by the ap
plication ot a mixture of cream and ram iv liter,
as directed in such cases. Then my child, a girl
three years old. was cured of an .obstinate Cough
Lastly I shall refer to myself i took trie medicine
under circumstances which it would be unneces
sary here to state but it was not from any confi
dence I had in it ; on the contrary I took it with a
great deul of fear however, I must own that it sev
eral times relieved me of cold in the chest and
cured me of a Fever of pain in the left knee and
an ulcer In Ihe mouth. Jo addition to the above I
may mention a case of Cholera cured by this med
icine, wtitcn wsa brought to my notice by a menu
The coachman of friend's brother-in law was at
tacked with this disease, and medicines by my
friend s family for this complaint were given to
the man without any effort, and. U3 the last resort,
when be was cold and speechless, the Pa i a Killer
waa administered, which threw a warmth into the
system and revived his sinking energy in short
the man was restored, l ours atlecnonately
R. VV. CHILL
The Pain Killer is sold by George R. French,
Wilmington i C. C Green, Elizabeth City : James
W.Carmer, Newbern; W; H. Wil lard. Washing
tori; and by Druggists and Grocers everywhere.
UGI. U, legs. 91-JID
WE SOLD A FEW UMBRELLAS
"7ESTERDAY, and have "A FEW MORE
X OF THE SAME SORT LEFT," fine,du
rabley end low priced. Call at the Emporium be
tore - nasing.
HOTELS.
. . NIXON'S ROUSE.
(FORMERLY MRS. BORDEN'S)
WEST SIDE RAILROAD,
- GOLDSBORO, N. C,
THIS extensive and well known public
frti'S Establishment has been purchased and
g-a. was reopened by the Subscriber for the
reception of guests on the 4th inst.
It ia pleasantly and conveniently situated in the
centre of business, arid-i directly opposite to,
and WEST of the Ticket Offices, ol the uminr
ton and Weldon and Ihe Can I rat Rail Road Com
panies, where the ears atop on their arrival ana
departure, and where faithful saavA-rra wim. sa
in waitiks to lake baggage, and give such other
attentions as the traveller may require. - '
TlIEHOUSKhas been remodelled, repaireo,
and thoroughly renovated from cellar to garret,
and furnished throughout with New Furniture,
selected with special care, and arranged with an
eye single to the comforts of the casual guest or
permanent boarder.
THE TABLE . , -
Will be richly furnished with lha substantial,
the danties and delicacies of the seasons, foreign
as well as domestic markets will be renaerea
tributary to the constant supply, which wiu ne
served up in the best style, by orderly, obliging"
and well trained servants. . -.
. THE BAR
Will hit a Storehouse of the beat Wines and Li
quors, and superintended by a geatlemaa of cour
tesy and integrity, inorougniy acquaimeu wi.un.o
business comprising the knowledge of what is
due to the rights and comforts of the public, as
well as to hlmseii a id nis employer.
THE STABLES, ;
which are among the best in th State, have been
placed in the keeping of a skillful- and careful
manager, who will always have under his care
the best and most experienced ostlers, snu it
be among the chief cares of the proprietor to see
that horses of his gucets be we'.l fed and thor
oughly groomed.
This entire establishment haa been purchased
and fitted up at an enormous expense, and it will
be the pleasure, as, of course, it will be the inter
est of the subscriber, to render the House in every
respect equal to any in the country He there
fore trusts that a generous public will renew and
continue the liberal patronage heretofore en tended
to this House, while under the care ot its former.
oronrictress. Mrs. Borden, wtio gained tor It a
celebrity throughout the entire Union.
xi. iv. niAun.
Aug. 18. ' . 67-1 y.
nARMAN'S HOTEL
(LATE WASHINGTON AND LAFAYETTE,)
WAS THIS DAY OPENED BY THE
Subscriber, formerly proprietor of the Fay
etteville Hotel, and is now ready for the ac
commodation of travelers.
JNO. HARM AN.
Wilmington June 7. 37-tf.
HOUSES TO LET.
FOR SALE.
THAT snug and conveniently located
Dwelling on Kront, between Mulberry and
i Walnut streets, now occupied by Mr. S
'.Ivey. Possession given 1st October.
, O. G. PARSLEY.
Sept. 18. 60-tf
FOR RENT.
FROM 1st October, the Whsrf and Shtd
on the west side of the River, at the termi
nus of the W. & M. Railroad, now occu
pied by Messrs. C. DuPre At Co., and Col. Burney.
Throe Wharve , 66 feet' front each, between
Brunswick and Bladen streets, and immediately
north of the w. ai. it. u. w.-s wnan.
The Dwelling on Front street, (on the) ravine)
near the . Railroad jUepot, now occupied by Mr.
J. O. Bowden.
Two comfortable small Dwellings on Second St
near Blossom's Distillery.
Dwelling on Third street, between Church and
Casile streets, with six rcoms.
That large Brick Building lately occupied as the
Pcor House, as also a small Wooden Building with
four rooms, on same lot. v. -. rAK.SL.nr.
Sept: 18. 60-tf
TO RENT.
THE House occupied by the late Corne
lius Myers, to rent until Oct. 1ft, posses
sion given immediately. Inquire of
ai i ivivo.
Administrator of Estate of C Mrzas
July 26. . 27
CAROUNAllOl
L Rif h opening for an Enterprising Man,
THAT long established and popular piece
of property, favorably Known to tne tray
UL eling public as the CAROLINA HOTEL
situate j in ihe heart of the -town of Wilmington
on Market street, is offered for rent or lease, im
mediate possession given if desired. 1 he Kurni-
ure, dec. of the house winch has oeen recently
renewed by the present occupant, B. B. Brown,
Esq., who declines on account ol ill health, will
be disposed of on reasonable terms.
Connected with the Hotel sre two spacious
Stores, which may be had separately or together,
but which may be used as very profitable appen
dages to the Hotel.
it is rarely -that an opportunity so lucratively
promising presents itself to the public s an i to a
spirited Individual, with experience in the busi
ness, who will render himself agreeable and the
accom nodations and fare inviting, a more temp
ting enterprise cannot easily be conceived. Wil
mington, by her public spirit, has become a great
thoroughfare, and attained to much importance
and still again is her proverbisl reputation for en
terprise to be increased, by her recent bold meas
ures to secure more permanently advantages al
fecting most vitally her future destiny.
j.u.an. u. woou.
July 21. Jour, and Her. copy. 55-tf
TWO STORES.
WAREHOUSES TO RENT.
NORTH of the. Rail Road, on Water
street continued. Those two Stores, 20
by 44 feet each, now erecting, will be
completed and ready for occupancy by- the 1st of
uctobcr There wui be ample room for families
on the second story. Rent moderate. Apply to
WM. A.GWYER.
July 10. 60
NOTICE.
WE HEREBY caution all persons from buy
ing or receiving a certain draft drawn by J.
Snow, dated Wilmington, N.C July 5. 1855,
upon M. Cronly. and accepted by him. in favor
of Charles G. Jones, ai thirty days after date for
82 175. The said draft having been obtained bv
fraud, this is to notify the public that payment of
me saia arait nas ocen stopped.
J. SNOW,
M, CRONLY.
Wilmington, July 26: 5-7tf.
HOOP IRON.
fvF the best American manufacture.
Nov. 4.
J. R. BLOSSOM.
NOTICE.
THEsubscriber,reapectful!y informs the public,
thathe ia nowtranascting tne Auction business
on his own account, and hopes by strict attention to
ousiness, to merit a continuance oltnat patronage
neretoiore souoerslly bestowed upon mm.
Stock, Real Estate and Negroes. bought and sold
on a commission oi 1 per cent either at private or
puouc sale,. ,
JanH.lHf4.
A New Wort of Unparalleled Interest I
WILL BE PUBLISHED, SEPTEMBER 20th,
KATE STAUNTON!
A PAGE FROM REAL-LIFE.
rpHIS book is without aa antecedent for interest
a. xo every readet. The scenes are drawn truth
fully and with a masterly hand.
The trade are respectfully solicited to send their
oraers o
JAMES FRENCH CO., Publishers.
79 Washington street, Boston.
N. B. We shall publish at about the same time,
"Carrie Emerson;" "Rambles in Eastern Asia,"
aa ion Aaow tt nom
sept. 25. , t3.6t
NOTICE.
A LI. persons 'having claims against Moore,
Xl Stanly & Co. will please present them for set
tlement ana an tnese maeoiea io mem are re
quested to come forward and make immediate pay.
ment to tne subscriber.
Oct. 6 JNO. A. STANLY.
SUGAR.
A nHDS. and 10 bblst P. R Sugar, in store and
fi
OR
for sl by
Z, H. GREENE.
SCHOOL, COOKS,
. : STANDARD, .
THEOLOGICAL,
HISTORICAL,
LAW,
MEDICAL,
BIOGRAPHICAL
AND
MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS,
r -?-?V" - ' iv "
JOB,
BOOK,
CORNER OF FRONT AND MARKET STREETS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Particular Attention paid to the Following)
kinds of letter Press Printing.
Bills of Exchange,
Entries of Merchandise.
Handbills,
Labels.
Law Blanks,
Notes,
Pamphlets,
Posters,
Receipts,
Rates of FreSghL
Bills of Lading,
Books,
Cards, - -Catalogues,
Certificates,
C hecks.
Circulars,
Drafts.
dC, dC, dc.
And PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING, of eve
ry description, dono in the neatest man
ner, and on the moot reasonable terms.
Wilmington, August 17, 1851.
THOS. B. CARR, M.D. D.D. S.
PRACTICAL DENTIST for thelast tenyeors,
Charges for
10 or less artificial teeth on fine gold plate,
each, 7 CO
An entire set of teeth on fine gold plate, I0 00
Ditto on gold with artificial gams, 15U 00 I
Ditto on Platina plate with artifi
cial gums, . 150 00
Upper or under ditto, racb, 75 00
A Pivot tooth that cannot be distinguish
ed from the natural, 5 00
A fine gold filling, warranted permanent 2 GO
Do. and destroying the nerve. S3 to 5 00
Extracting a tooth, 50 cts. to I OS
Best deptifrics and tooth brut-hea always on hand.
Every operation warranted to give entire satisfac
tion. Tetth inserted immediately after the extrac
tion of the fangs and remodeled after the gums
have shrunken, without additional charge.
Office on Market-st , 2 doors below the Church.
Wilmington, N. C, April 22. 16-tf.
W I L MINUTON-
MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
TMIK Subscriber having accepted the agency of
1 several large establishments at the North which
will furnish him an unlimited supply of finished or
unfinished, foreign and domestic MARBLE of all
qualities, is prepared to fill till orCers for
.MOM UM UN TS ANJJ TOMBSTOXES,
and every other article in the line of the business
at reasonable rates.
SCULPTURING, LETTERING OR CARVING,
Executed as well as can be done either North or
South.
Thebesl reference can be given, if required.
JAS. McCLARANAN.
Jan. 6, 1854. tf.
" W7G. MILLIGAN,
MARBLE MANUFACTURER,
North Watkr.Strebt, Wikminoton, No. Ca.
Monuments, Toombs, Head and Foot Stones, and
all kinds of Marble Work furnished lo
order on reasonable terms. .
June E. 36-ly-c
rfpHE UNDERSIGNED have purchased theen
l tire interest of P. K. DICKINSON & CO. in
the Gaston Mills, and of PARSLEY, McRAE
CO. in the Hilton Mills and have associated
themselves together under the firm of PARSLEY,
COWAN & CO.
They will continue the transaction of the Lum
ber Business in all it branches and hope to re
tain the correspondence or me old r irms.
HOBT. H. COWAN,
JNO. McRAE,
VV. G. JONES, .
DAVID S. COWAN.
April 10, lr55. 12-tf.
Journal and Herald copy..
JUST RECEIVED
Per Schr. L. P. Smith.
1 p: KEGS New Butter; 10 Boxes Cheese;
A J Smoked Beef, Beef Tongues, Corlee, Sugar,
Crushed Sugar, Powdered Sugar, and a variety of
Fresh contccuonary,c..oic.
April 21. GEO. MYKltS.
NEWELL'S PATENT
SAFETY LAMP & LAMP FEEDER.
ANEW ARTICLE, warranted to prevent all
Accidents from the use of Burning Maid.
Camphene, and other Explosive Compounds, used
for the production of Light. This Invention is
pplied to all common Lamps and Lamp Feeders,
also, to Solar, Camphene Lamps, Lanterns, &c.
Ur.ttlir ibAli.
Wilmington, N. C, June lrth, ! 854.
I hereby certify that f witnessed the experiments
of Mr. Newell, with his patent Safety Lamp, for
furnishing "fluid" and am perfectly satisfied of
the safety of the same. ' Jj-. H. Dickson.
We arc prepared to nil an urdcrsat snort notice,
for every description and variety of Lamps, c.
All persons are cautioned against infringing up
on the above patent, as the law will bdrigidly en
forced against all offenders.
Ki. D.uuriii!..
June 26th, 1855. 45 tf.
NEATS-F00T OIL.
A SUPPLY just received and for sale by
May 10. C. & D. DcPRE.
FLOUR FROM NEW CROP WHEAT.
A SUPERIOR, article, now in store, for sale by
Sept. . D. DuPRE, Jr.
FRESn ARRIVALS,
Per Schrs. W. H. Smith and David Fanst, at No.
11 JVorfA Water Street.
BAGS prime Rio Coffee,
fj 20 boxes Adumantinu Candles,
.- 20 1
Low for cah at GEO. H. KELLEY'S.
Oct. 13. Herald. . 91
WILMINGTON SAVINGS BANK.
THIS institution located atCapl. Potter's office
opposite Bank of Cape Fear, will be open for
the reception of depositee on Wednesday of each
week, from 4 to 7 o'clock, P. M, and on Satur
day of each week from 4 to 9 o'clock, P M.
JOHN A. TAYLOR, President.
May. 1. 21-f-
GOLDSBORO' FEMALE COLLEGE.
THE next session of this Institution will com-
1 mence on the first Wednesday in August 1655.
Ample accommodations ore provided lor any
number of vauns ladies.
For information, Catalogue. &c, address the
President of ihe Faculty; Key. J . ureni.
VV. S. G. ANDREWS, Secrctsry.
June 23. 44 tf
FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE,
THE wholesale and Retail bnsiness of the
WILMINGTON GRANARY will be eon
ducted at the store formerly occupied by Wm A.
Rvrii. corner of Princes and Water streets, at
which plase will be kept a constant supply of
CORN MEAL. HOMMONY, OATS, r HAS,
HORSE and COW FOOD.
tSTPersoBs convenient to the Mill, can get
their supplies there. D. DcPRER, Ja.,
Successor to T. Smith & Co.
Wilmington, N.C., July 26. 6T-tf
I WILL PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES
FOR old Sails, Rags or damaged C Jtten. (ia
good packages of not leas than 300 lbs..) suita
ble tor making Paper.
TATIOftT,',-a
BLANK 'BOOKS,
PAPERS OP "ALL
DESCRIPTION,
CARDlS,'
rENS, tSK. &c, &c
MUSIC,
- ARTIST'S MATERIALS
&c , Slc., &c.
WOOD WARE.
AN assortment of Kegs, Buckets. Pails, Tubs,
4c, for ale by GEO. HOUSTON.
OJt. 6.
63
EMPTY SPIRIT BARRELS. .
QCf EMPTY Spirit Barrels, just received, for
O'JvS Kile by ADAMS, BRO. &. CO.
July 16
75
SODA WATER.
A CONSTANT supply of Soda Water kept
XX- ana. witn- tne nest syrups, f or sale at
June 6.
C. d D. DuPRK.
SUGAR.
OfBBLS. "C SUGAR
For sale by
Sep,
20.
WILLIS M. SHERWOOD.
GUANO.
BAGS for sale by
CtJv 'May 19. ADAMS, BRO. A OQ.
SIGHT EXCHANGE ON BOSTON.
'OR sale b
Sept.
T. C. WORTH.
NOTICE! NOTICE!!
THE Subscriber would respectfully notify all
persona indebted to him--accounts and notes
due-to make immediate settlement ss money
must be had. . GEO. MYERS.
Oct, 4. e 87
IIISTORYFTnE INSTITUTE
OF St. Ignatius De Logolo, founder of the So
ciety of Jesus. 'By Eather Daniel Btrtoli. of
tho Society of Jesus. Translated by the author
of Life in Mexico. Received end for sale at
Sept. 13. S. W. WHITA KER'3.
LEMON SYRUP.
CA BOXES just received by
JVJ May 17. L. N. BARLOW.
DESIRABLE WHARF TO RENT.
rPHE large and convenient Wharf near the
J. Rail Road, known ns the Gillespie Wharf ia
for rent It is well adapted lo the Naval Store
business, having Warehouses and Sheds. Apply
IO VY JI. A. U V I f.K .
July 1 0. - 60
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THE undersigned have this day formed a Co
partnership, under the firm of X.uttcrloh A Elli
ott, and willcontioue the Gen ral Commission and
Forwarding busineis. E. J. LUTTERLOH.
- VV. P. ELLIOTT.
Sept. 74-tf
BUTTER, CHEESE, &c.
GOSHEN Butter, do. Cheese. English
Dairy
JjTand Pine Apple Cheese, Codfish, Scotch Her
ring. Salmon, Mackerel, with n variety of other
goods just received and for sale by
L. N. BARLW,
June 16. - No. 3, Granite Row.
TEA.
Qf"l BOXES Hyson and Black
ica-
some very
JJ superior; foi sale by
Oct. 6.
GEO.JIOUSTON.
TV TOW la the good time to have your rooms
Pa-
i-1 pered, as we have opened our latest palerns of
Hangings, Borders and Decointions.-
WILKINSON A E3LER,
April IT. Upholsterers ard Paper Hangers.
NOTICE.
"PHE undersigned hsving now some first rate
x. workmen employed, ia prepared to manufac
ture Boots and Shoes to order at short notice.
All work warranted. Also, all kinds of repairing
done witn neainets and aispaten. 1 1
July 24. GEO. R. FRENCH.
NO. 3 MACKEREL.
a t BKLS. rresh, for sale by
tJAug.4. ADAMS, BRO. dt CO.
SNUFF.
1 CT HALF barrels, for ssle by
lJ.Mayl7. ADAMS, BRO
& CO.
PICKLED HERRING.
BBLS. p. line Nova Scotis, just received, and
JW for sale by ADA31S, BKO. & CO.
April 19.
15.
ONLY VESSEL.
FOR PHIL A DELPHI A. M ic rants'
Line. Schr. LOOK HERE.Cupt. Lewis,
will have quick despatch as above. For
frrishi or passage apply to
Oct. 20. T. C. WORTH.
""RECEIVING CONSTANTLY-
PER packet schooners, direct from New York.
Apples. Potatoes, Cabbages, Beets, Parsnips,
unions, uranges sna i.rmons.
Now on hand Fresh Buckwheat Flour.
Oct. 20. WM. H. DbNEALE.
HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
JASPER
COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
By Authority of the State ot Georgia.)
MACON, GEORGIA.
THIS LOTTERY is conducted on the plan of
the Royal Lottery of Havana, of single num.
bers and drawn at Concert Hall. Macon, Ga.,'un
dcr the sworn superintendence of Col. George M.
Logan, snd Jas. A. Nisbct, Esq.
JTJrGrand Scheme for November, 15th, 1855 Jd
When Prizes amounting lo
$50,000.
CLASS G.
Wilt be distributed as follows :
CAPITALS.
1
1
Prize of-
.S12XW
1 Prize of-
.-5,000
2,000
1,200
1,000
.. 3,0JU
1,5(0
1,100
.. 400
120
1 "
I
.1
5
10
20
10
15J
100
,. 25
12
60
50 256
23 Anorox imation prizes
8t;o I
408 Prizes amouuting to 250,000,
Ouly
10,000
Numbers.
Every Prize drawn at each drawing, and paid
when due, in full, without deduction. Orders
strictly confidential. Drawings sent to orders,
Registered letters a', my risk. Bills on all solvent
Banks at par.
Whole Tickets 3; Halves 1 ; Quarters t?,00.
Address JAM Ko K , v ijvi kk.
Manager, Macon, Ga.
Oct. 20.
ya-ii.
NEW GOODS.
THE subscriber is constantly receiving from N.
York and Baltimore, a variety of Goods in his
line, viz: Lsguy.-a, Java and Rio Coffee, Crushed
Clarified. Powdered and Brown Sugar of all grades.
Cheese. Lard, Butter and Western Bacon, Farm
ing Implements and Cutlery, Siidc'ler, Bridies.
Collars and Hemes Block and Padded, and every
thing that is usually kept in a variety Store, which
will be sold very low for cash, by
Z. H. GREENE.
Oct. 20. No. 7 Market Si.
' THE IRON CROSS.
the Countess of Errolt, a tale of high aad
V low life, by Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.
Received and
for sale ai
S. W. WHITA KER'S.
79
Sept. 15.
BUCKWHEAT TO ARRIVE,
Per Schr. J. S. Hilsem, at No. 11, North Water
Street.
A f BAGS Buckwheat Meat
HeKJ llbxs. - - -
6 kegs " - ..
10 M best Goshen Butler.
So Sld0 Markct t-'rf iiiU
eVie ? will be sold low for
(TeO. H. KELLEY'S.
Herald. .91 :
25 boxes prime Cheese.
casn ai
. . AHARVELLCUS E?!EI)Y!
FOR A MAltVELl.OUa A(in !
HOLLO WAV'S OINTMENT.
THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY. .
By the aid of a microscope, w see minions of
tit lie oprnjngs on the surface of our bodies.
Throotb there thU Ointment, when rubbed on the
skin, is carried to any organ or fnwftd part. - Dis
eases of the Kidney's, disorders' of the Liver, af
fections of the heart. Inflammation of the Lungs,'
Atthmtr, Coughs and Cold., a"ro by Its means cf;
fectually cured. Every housewife knows that
salt prfitts freely through, tons or meal, of any
thickness. This heating Ointment fsr mors readi
ly penetrate through any bone or flekhy part of
the living body, Cuinf the most dangerous In
ward complaints, that Crfnfiot be reached by other1
means. .....
ERYSIPELAS. SALT RHEUM AND SCOR
BUTIC HUMORS.
No remedy has ever done so much for the mre
of diseases of lha Skin, whatever form they may
assume, as this Ointment. Ne case of Sail It bon in
Scurvy, Sore Heads, Strofuls, or Erysipelas, ran
long withstand its influence. T Inventor has
travelled over many parts of the Globe, veiling
the principal hospitals, dispensing this Ointment,
giving advice as to its application, and has thus
been the means of restoring countless numbeis to'
health.
SORE LEGS, SORE BREASTS, WOUNDS ti
ULCERS.
Some of the moil scientific surgeons now. rely
solely on the use of this wonderful Ointment, when
having lo cope with the worst case of sores,
wounds, ulcers, glandular swellings, snd tumors.
Professor Hollowsy Jias, by command of the Al
lied Government, dispatched lo the hospitals of
the East, large shipments of this Ointment, to be
used under the direction of the Medical Staff, U
the worst cases of wounds. It will cure any ul
cer, glandular swelling, ttiffness or contraction of
the joints, even of 20 year's standing.
PILES AND FISTULAS.
These and other similar distressing complaint,
can be effectually cured if the Ointment be v eil
rubbed in over the parte affected, and by otherwise
lonowing the printed directions around each pot.
Both the Ointment and Pills sXoutd be used in the
following eases I
Bunions Lumbago Sore Legs Swell!
Burns Mercurial do breasts Glands
Chapped Hands Eruptions. do. hoads Stiirjoints
Chilblains Piles do. throats Ulcers ,
Fistulas Rheuma- do. of all Veneral
Gout l Urn kinds Sores
Salt Rheum Sprains Shin dise- Sculds
BSCS '
.Sold at the Manufactories of Professor Hol
lowsy, 80 Mai.'en Lane, New York, and 244 Strand
London, and by alt respectable Druggists and
Dealers of Medicine throughrut the United States
and the civilized world, in Pots, at 25 cents, 6?
cents, and SI each.
tTTIiere is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N. B. Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed lo euth Pot.
July 3. 49 ly
FISn AND POTATOES.
Daily Expected f am Nova Scotia:
Or( BBLS. fresh caught No. 3 Mackerel,
GJJ 260 . Herring, dry Salted,
20 boxes Codfish, containing 100 lbs!
each.
25 bbl. N cw Potatoes,
For sale in lots lo suit by
tept. 13. Z-'-P' wORTIf.
ISRAEL AY. SCUDDER7
Importer and Manufacturer Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS,
Shirts. Stocks, Cravats, Gloves, Hosiery, Fulcn
dcrs. Dressing Robes. &c, dec.
296 BROADWAY,
Israel VV. Scudder, )
A. D. Milliard, vntv vnnt'
A. Buck, S NEW YORK
June 2Gth, 1855. 45-Gin-c.
WHEAT BRAN.
AVERY Superior article of Wheat Bran, for
sale D. DrPIIK, Jr.
Oct. 6.
83 -tf.
OWNER WANTED,
FOR 1 Desk and 3 Chairs, from Boston, per brig
Niagara ; marked W. H. B. dt, Co. b'lowsd and
advertised for owner's account.
Sept. '0. R US SELL A BRO.
WILKINSON & ESLER
HAVE on hand, and make to order, Hair, Moss,' .
Shuck and Kelt Mattraascs, Pillows, Bols
ters, Sheets Cases, Spreads, Comforts, Mosquito'
Netting; also repair Sofas, Chairs, 4c, or' an
kind of Upholsterer work.
May 24. 31
COAL! COAL!!""
THE subscriber has made such arrangements ns'
will enable him to furnish COAL, suitabla for
ParloT Grates, and Cooking Ranges, of the very
best quality, at prices so low as to satisfy all reas
onable perrons.
He would here state that he has not yet charged
any, and does not Intend to. Any persons deslilng
Coal will please rend their orders io my Agent,
William Clarke, and they will receive prompt at
tention, if accompanied with ihe cash.
Cri'rice $7 a ton, delivered.
A. H. VANBOKKELEN.
Oct. 18. , 03
RYE WHISKEY.
I O DOZ. Bottles pure old Rye Whiskey, of su-
i mi perlor quality).
April 10.
For sale by
L. N.
BARLOW.
MARSAILES QUILTS, and MOSQUITO
N ETTING. for sale low, for cash, si
WILKINSON A ESLER'S,
Apiil 17. Upholsterers and Paper Hanger.
WROUGHT NAlLS
Of") KEGS Wrought Nails just recel.ed. For
.Otaleby - J. R. BLOSSOM.
Oct. 17.
93
TUE GREAT IRON WHEEL.
OR Republicanism Backward!, and Christianity
Reversed. In a series of Letters addressed la
J. Soule, senior Bishop of the M. E. Church, Sou I,
By J, R.Grsves, Editor of the 'Tennessee Bop
ll..t," Nsshville. Just published, received snd for
sale at S. VY. WHITAKER S.
Aug. 29. 27
"AUCTION SALE CmNTEIh"""
THE SALE at the store of H dt J. Mayer will
be continued on Tuesday next, 2d proximo
when the entire stock of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING.
FANCY ARTICLES, 4c, &c.
will be offered.
Sale to commence at 10 o clock, . M.
P. S. A large lot of Carpeting sone of supe
rior quality will be offered as shove, on Wednes
day. M. CRONLY, Auct.
sept. 29. fcS
" DISSOLUTION.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing undf
the name and style of SUTTON, bOUTli
M A YD CO., was dissolved on the firit of
March. The business of the late firm will be set
tled by SOUTH MA YD A. BRO.
WM. SUTTON,
THOS. SOUTHMAYP.
March 6th, 1855. CHAS. SOUTHMAYD.
COPARTNERSHIP.
THE subscribers have formed a Copartncn-Mp,
under the name and style of SOUTIIMAYD
& BRO.. for the purpose of carrying on the
Blacksmith, Iron and Brass Foundry and Maehi
nery Business, in all liebranche, at the stand for
merly occupied by SUTTON, SOUTH MA YD &.
CO., and would solicit a ahare of rtrmage.
THUS. SOU I If MAI U,
March 6th, 1355. CHAS. SOU TiiMAYD.
PIn consequence of above dissolution it has
become necessary that all notes and t ik !"
Ihe late firm, be settled immediately. '
j ac libera will pay all debts due by the I t
KULT1IMA) l '
Wilmington. March 6th, 1855. !
II IV.
Q( HALES prime Hay. J r'7;.ar! ,f
OU sal. b, T. C. Ok I M
Sept. 15. -
1 f BBLS. for sale by. . "
lJ AprillO. L. N. BARLOW.
Sept. 6. 75-w-tf
( ... SHEPARD &. MYERS.
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Oct. 13. Herald.