yff;
' cnvvrr.: COFFEE.
BAGS more of that cheap Rio Coffee, now
50
Untin snd for ' m mis iv wh, r
4. H 4.111 .... ....
April 10.
N. C. C. Ad. copy.
10
BICE, RICE.
CASKS, just in- Foraleby
25
April 10. T. C. A B. Q. WORTH.
OWNER WANTED.
nnn 1 eivhrh cask Brandy, and I bbl. Snrar
1? marked Rice A Thompson, Sumpterville
from H..itimore. Der Schr. tuixne Russell. Adver
Used and stored fut mrnw. account. '
RUSSELL BROTH EK
March 27. 5
CARDS, CARDS.
PER srhr. Aoele. we received yesterday a mort
beauti'.ul assortment of Visiti.'g, Engravers'
and Primers' Card, White, Colored and Mourn
In 'tnameL'd. F.in bossed. Plain, silver Bodered
Gold and Silver illuminated, Coirred Illuminated
and programme Cards, bold In nuar.tinrs tt sull
April H. 2
VINEGAR, VINEGAR.
1 Ef ' BBLS. Cider Viperr. ' Just received and
1 eJ for sale hy ZENO H. GREENE.
April 10. 10
PERFUMERY!
TUST received from New York and Pbiladel
j til, t i" ... ,
. Gross Labi ns's Ext reels forth Handk'f;
do. do. Toilette Soaps ;
do. Glenoy Mush Toilette Wster;
do. do. ' Verbena do. ' do.
"do. Yankee Soap;
do. Camphor Soap
A large assortment of Flair R rushes, and a num-
, . - r . i i . s r c
ucr vi lane arncie- uiumy a.cpi in irng oioicb
C. db D. DoPRE, Wholesale Druggist,
Oct. 5. ' Market-st., Wilmington, N. C.
.. ..' .It IU WIS JL uajr.
OX BAGS old government Jva CofiVe, for vale
i nfc-n. HniTsiTfiiv.
March 6. ; . 151
LAGUAYRA COFFEE.
1 f BAGS superior, lor sale by
lUMarth6.' GEO. HOUSTON
DISSOLUTION.
rpilK firm of Wilkinson A Esler is thislay dis
J. solved by mutual consent, the business will be
settled by J. wumnson. 1 v
, ; J.WILKINSON,
WM. 81. ESLER.
Jan. 14, 1856.
: J. WILKINSON will continue the Upholster
log- and Paper Hanging in all Its branches. Those
having accounts against Wilkinson & Esler will
please present inem.ana muse taoeotea wmeon-
ier a lavor by making payment immediately to
- J. WILKINSON.
Jan. 19. 131
RECEIVED THIS DAY
PZf Boxes Oranges, j '
JJ 'Zh " -Lemons. .
2000 Cocnanuts, just opened, and for sale at
the Broadway Variet) store, Io. 4U Market Ft.
March 20.1856. i W. H.DeNKALE."
.JUST OPENED.
THE l,i r arx st assortment of Chemicals ever offer
ed in this market. coniting In pari of
J00 Iba. Sugar Lead; . "
60 Sjilph-Zincj
25 Vallett's Mass;
500 ois. German Quinine ;
10 bbls. Epsom Salts ;
15 bbls. Copperas;
25 lbs. Calomel ; ! -
30 lbs. Blue Mass;
3 carboys Spirits Nitre (flT):
3 " Aena Ammonia, (HTVand a num
tier of other ChemieaN, from the Laboratories of
Powers aud W'eiehtoian, Chss. Mlis Sc. Co. Foi
salebr C. 4 D. DoPRE.
June 6. 36
CIGARS! CIGARS!!
TUST RECEIVED, 50,000 choice Havana Ci-
u gara.lor sale by I c u. uoi'ttf..
Wholesale Druggists, 45 Market sf.
Oct. 13. 91.
JUST RECEIVED
Per Sckr. I. P. Smith.
t r trcrse kt u .. , ... . in a--a CVt .
J Smoked Beef, Beef Tongues, Coflee, Sugar,
;rushed sugar, Powdered s-ugar, and a variety ol
r resrt untectionary,oxc.,6zc.
April 21. GEO. MVERS.
FLUID.
BARRELS just received, and for sale by '
March 22. ADAMS, HRO. & CO.
10
JUST RECEIVED
A FRESH supply of Lad v'a fine GLOVE KID
J OAlTKItS; also, a tew dos. paira of Lady's
tipped and fixed Congress Hoots; al for sale I
lame Iron sale. I u. i&. ( tlbnun.
March 20. " " ' : ' I ;
LET US REASON TOGETHER.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
WHY ARE WE SICK 1
It has been the lot of the human race to be
weighed dowa br disease and ufr.-rincr. HOf.I O-
WAV'S PILLS are specially adapted to the relief
ti ineitMi, ine IVKKVOUS, toe DELICATE,
and the INFIRM, of ail climes, ages, sexes, and
coiistitutiona. Pmfesor Holtowav nersonallvmi.
periaterds the manufacture of his medicines in the
unttea states, and oriers them to a free and en
lightened people aa the best remedy the world ever
aw for the removal of disease.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
These famous Pills-are expressly combined to
operate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys, the
lungs, the akin, and the bowels, correcting any de
rangement in their functions, purifying the blood,
the very fountain f life, and thus curing disease
tn all its forms.
D i VSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
,VTv,r7 !h hum"tt race have taken theae
Pilla. I t has been proved in alt parts of the world
that nothing has been found equal to them in ca
esot disorders of the liver, dyspepsia, and stom
ach complaint generally. They soon give a
healthy tone lo tbeoa organs, however mush de
ranged, and when all othr means have failed.
GKNF.RAL DEBILITY, ILL HEALTH.
Many of the most despotic Governments have
opened their Custom House to the introduction
of these Pills, that they mar become the medicine
of the masses. Learned College admit that this
medicine is the best remedy ever t-nown fur per
sons of delicate health, or where the system has
een impaired, aa it invigorating properties never
Tail to afford relief. .
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
No Female, young or old, should be without this
celebrated medicine. It correct and regulates the
monthly courses at all periods, acting la many ca
es like charm, ft is also the beet snd safest med
icine that can b given to children of ail eges, and
for any complaint j consequently no family should
be without it. . , .
Uoltovay't Pills an &U belt remedy tiumn t' ike
world for the fullimnng Dixetiset :
Asthma- Diarrhoea. Indigestion StonsoYGra
Bowel Com Dropsy Influenza rel
plaints DebKity Inrlamina- Secondary
Cuugrta , , Fever and tton Symplons
Zi . r A Inwsrd . Venerial Af
Cheat DIa. Female dis-Weakness lections
C istiveness Headaches plaints kinds
Dyspepsia Lowness of Piles "
.t . Spirits.
i if" m" ?",Wi"hnnt f Professor Hol-
lowar, 80 Maiden Lane. New York, and 244 Strand,
London and by ail respectable Drug?lu and Deal
lers of Medicines throughout the United States.
IS S" ' 1d Boxea 25 ce""..e2, cents, and
HI .00 each. i '
tTTnere Is a considerable saving by taking 1
the larger sixes. . . .
N. B. Directions for the guidance of patients 1
in every disorder are affixed to each Pot.
July . . , . 49-1,-c.
- RICE.
N bbls. For saloby -
L March 29. RUSSELL &
SRO.
ROOt IliViM .LOTTERY.
SOItTEO SCMEHO 63 ORDIXARIO:
Trbe drawn in Havana (Island of Cuba,)
MAY 6th, 1856. .'. , '. .
CAPITAL PRIZE $60,000!!!
1 priz of
t "
I
I
.tco,oro
;. 2 '.000
. I6,(X
. 8.000
15 prizes of -..$l,CO0
20 " 60.
fcO - - "400
j6l ..... 200
10
i,0U0
16 Approximates l.EOO
t ! ,i. m tho K0 OODrt 4fMl enrlu 4
of S tuO to $20,100 ; 4 of 200 to16,0L0 4 of i!00
:o-lt0.
Whole Tickets. 10; Halves, (5; Quarters 82 bO.
P.izes cashed at siyht at 5 per cent discount.
'" Bills on the Bank of Charlotte taken at par.
A drawing will be forwarded as soon aa the re
su't becomes known. nnnn'
Comrnunicaiiona addressed to DON RODRI
GUEZ, (care of City Post Charleston, S. C.) un
til :he Gth May will be attended to.
April I. ' 7-tf
NE PLUS ULTRA" SCHEME !
1,200 PRIZES ! 50,000 DOLLARS!
ilAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
JASPER -r-:
COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
iBy Authority of the Slate ot Georgia.
Numbers oiily 1 1 Prize to every 8 Tickcta !
Class M. to be drawn May 15, 1856, at Concert
Hall, Macon, Ga.t under the worn eupeclnten
dence of Col. George M. Logan and Jas. A. I la
bel, Esq.' - ""
The Manager having announced his determina
tion to make this the most popular Lottery in the
world, offers for May I Si it, a Scheme that
far surpasses any Sclunie ever i ffeied in the an
nals of Lotteries. Look to your Interest! Ex
amine the Capitals. g3f Une Prize to 8 Tickets.
CAPITAL $12000!
1 Prize of S12.QP0
1 do 6,000
2 do 3.000
. 1 do 2.0d0
6 do 1.000
10 do , 6.0
60 do 50
120 do 25
500 do 1"
5(0 do J: 8
1,200 Prizes, amounting to $50,000!
Tickets, 3. Halves. $4 Quarters, 2.
Prizes payable without Deduction.
" Persona sending money by nail need not fear
its b ing lost. Orders punctually attended to.
'omiHunications confidential. Bank Notes of
all sound Banks taken at par.
Those wishing particular numbers should order
immediately.
Address JAMES F- WINTER.
Manager, Macon, Ga.
LOSS OF TICKETS OF CLASS L.
Ry the lot j accident on the Seaboard and Roan
oke Hail Road, the Tickets or Class L., for April
15th, in their transit from Baltimore. in iharge ol
Ad iin' Express Company, were destroyed by fire,
consiquentlv there will not be anr Drawing of that
Class. The Drawing will be Class M, May 15il),
the "Ne Plus Utsra" Scheme.
Very Respectfully, J. F. WINTER,
M irch 22 3-lf. Manager.
THE NORTH CAUOLA
MUTUAL LIFEINSURANCECOMP'l,
RALEIGH, N. CV
THE above Company hp a been inbperationince
the 1st tit April, 1 843, under the directiouof the
following Officers, viz :
Ur.Cliarics K.Jonnson.f resident, -Writ.
D. Haywood, Vice President,
John G. V illimns, Secretary,
V in. H. Jones, Treasure-.
Porrin Busbee, Attorney,
ft'Vvr'H Medical Uomd or
Dr. Wm. li.AIcK.ee, runin" ,iicn
Dr. R.B.Haywood, i VonaiuUiicn.
J. Heraman, General Agent.
This Company has received a charter giving ad-
fintn.ei to the insured over an v other ComDiinv.
The Stii Section gives the Husband the privilege to
insure his own Hie for the sole use of his Wife and
Children, free from any clainuof the represent-
'.ivesof the husband or any of his creditors.
Organized on purely mutual principles, the life
mem bers participates o the uholtof the profit which
are declared annually. Besides, the applicant fot
life, when the nnnual premium is over30 may paj
one nan in a mute. '
Allnlaimsforinsurascea-ninEttne Cnmpanvwil
oepaid within ninety days after proof of ihe death
of the party is furnished.
- slaves are insured torone or E?e years, at ratea
which will enable all Slaveholders to secure thi
class of properity against the uncertainty of life.
Slave insurance presents a new and inrerestin
featurein thehistoryof North Caro!in.which will
nrove very Important to the Southern States.
The last four months operation of this Company
shows verylargeamounl of business more lhan
the Directors expected to do the first year having
aireaay tssuea more man auu roncics.
Dr. Wm. w. HAitisi, Medical Kxaminer, and
Agent. Wilminston, N.C.
AUommdnicatlonsoDbusincsrof theCompanv
snouia oe aaaressei' m
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Sec'y
Raleleh.June8, 18E5.
i CIRCULAR.
A UOOK FOR EVERY SOUTHERN METffODlST
Early in 1856, probably in the month of Febru
ary, I expect to publish a new work to the partlr-
ulsrteatures ot wiucn i oeg leave to call your at
tention. ;
The Annals of Southern Methodism, for 1855,
win De a it mo. voiumei not less than 360 pages,
well printed, from stereotype plates, upon good
paper, ii win contain an available, statistics in
every department of the operations of iha
METHOmST JSFI8CUPAI CHURCH, SOUTH.
The" design embraces the Plan of Eniaconnl visi
tation; account of the session of ail the Confer
ences held in IS55, the appointments, numbers, die;
a summary of all reported revivals, notices of the
dedication of new Churches; reports of College
Commencement, with all else connected with our
educational movements; a resume of our Mission-
srv operations, embracing whatever seems of eene-
raf Interest in (hat department; the movement of
the 'l ract and Sunday Sc hool Societies t whatever
appertains to oar puousning interests, witn n
nuuocements of all New Books published by our
floncern, or written by Southern Methodists ; what
the Church is doing for the Instruction of Slaves
Historical and Biographical Essays; interesting
personal reminiscences; and miscellany of im
portant facts and Incidents.
i Tiir" " ANNALS."
It is believed, will be a fair snd full daguerreotype of
the progressof Southern Methodism.
It will occur to vou at once, that if I have suc
ceeded in preparing thi volume with any reasona
ble amount of skill it will not only be a very agree
able book for present reading, but that every year
will add to its value as showing the posture of Sou
thern Methodism at this p-rticular juncture of its
history. V
THIS UlCiJSST
Will be sneciallr valuable as a Book of reference.
To whatever question of general Interest may arise
in regard to the events of 1855, it is hoped that a
satisfactorv answer will be found in ine Annals.
W hile it is believed that the Ministers in our
Church will desire conies as soon a they can be
obtstned, I have paid regard to the what I suppos
ed the tastes of general readers. The older mem
bers or the Church will find suetencs mat carry
them back to their earlier compeers, as in this de
partment 1 have not restricted myself to the histo
ry of the year, but have collected whatever has ap
peared during the year, which, a h "story and biog
raphy, preserves the memoirs of the olden time.
and of the early men of Southern Methodism.
The work will be published at One Dollar a copy.
Those who subscribe in advance, shall receive the
hrst copies issued from the press. A gold dollar
pasted in a letter can be sent securely and is pref
erable tn bills of distant Hanks. Those of the banks
in North and South Carclin will be as good ssgoM.
In return copy will be sent well wrapped and pre
paid. ;
M y address Is Goldsboro', If. V. -
CHARLES F. DEEMS.
Dec. 29. 122-1 m
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
I HAVE this day associsted my brother Oliver,
with me in the General Grocery and Commis
sion business. The firm will be GEO. H. KEL
LEY&BRO. We hpe that oar kind pat-ona snd
friends will continue their oatronaare which the
have so liberally bestowed on lb senior partner
of th concern heretofor. - -
Our stock will consist of Sugars, Co flee, Mo
lasses, Flour, Butter, Cheese. Lard, Bacon, Rice,
Soap, Candles, Can die, Fish - and Potatoes,
Starch, Brooms, Tobacco, and everything la the
grocery line, except liquors- We also further
promise not to be undersold in the priceof ourartl
cles or bettered ss toquaJity. We shall still eon
nnueihe cash system, or 30 day to good and
yvniiiui customers.
feo. 5. . -GEO. U. K EL LET 133-tf.
, J. R.. REST0N,
LIGH T GROCEIHES.
FRESH Imperial nnd Gan Powder and Btsck
Teas t Preserved Pine Apple, Strs wherries,
Damrons. Cranberiies and Peaches; Guava,
Crab Apple, Black nnd K.ed Currant Jrlly; Amer
ican. French and Rnslish Pickles; English and
American Sauces; French and English Most-'
ard; Maclroni in small family boxe ; British and
American -Table-Sail ; English snd American Ex
tracts ; Ground Spices ; Fresh Green Peas, Corn,
Tomntoes. Oyiters.- Lobster snd Salmon. Also,
G.nsrer Wine s tine tonic for debilitated and
weakly people, and a great comforter to disabled
stomachs. ? j .,.. 1
March 4. ..150
A letter from Rcr. Charles Hibbard, Mis
siuuary in Hurmah, to his father, Joseph Xobin
son. Esq , ot this City, has been handed to us fur
publication, from which we make tho following
extracts, Providence JournoU
Newton, Mjiiluialo, June 6, 1655.
" Dear Father V ill you kiodly say to Mr. Da
vis that Mrs. Hibbsid and myself, and indeed I
ought add, ml who came out with us, feel very
grateful lor the box of Pain Killer which he gave
us when we left our native land lor burniah. I
have used it fur Cong. is, Colds, violent Internal
Pains, Summer Complaint, Burns, Bruises and
for the Sting of Scorpions- and with uniform suc
cess The only severe spasm of thti stomach
which Mrs, Hibbard has hud in Burniah, was in
stantly relieved by the I'nin Killer.. - We always
keep it where we can put our hands -on it in the
dark if nerd be.
Although 1 took Mr. Nisbei's box In addition
to my own when he returned to Anieiii a.nill it is
all gone but three or four bottles, and that would
have been gone long ago. had I not refused to part
wiihi'. V
The Karens, oteo, ore beginning to learn itsval-u.-,
and call fur it, but 1 have to deny tin in, except
in doses, fur we could nut think of beiog without
it. With the Pain Killjr, I feel myself well arm
ed against disease that is in all ordinary casts.
It is indispensable, and 1 seldom middle with any
other medicine
Rev. CHARLES HIBBARD.
M. Psbrv Davis I feel it to be my duty to
bear my testimony to the fheaey of your infalli
ble Pain Killer. J have used ii lor yeais, for com
plainlM ot Ilia Stomach and Howell, having for
merly been s..bjcc. to severe attacks of Diarrhiea
and Cholera Murbu but for the last two years I
have not had occasion to use it or any other medi
cine for that complaint, it having peifectly restor
ed my digeativ organs.
1 had a very aevcteattack, a few diys ago, of the
ague, and such a pain in my buck, for threu days
and nights, that I could get no rest. I demanded
of my physician, after (-everu! things had been
tried, to give me something to relieve my back and
head of pain. He said 1 tu-t bathe. ard wait till
the Ague wore off, and the pain would wear away.
1 had too much pain to feel easy, and sent and got
a 25 cent bottle, of the "Vrgetat le Pain Killer.'' 1
took a little inwardly, and bathed according to di
rections, and one application has removed all the
pain and 1 am able to write to-day, though with a
tren.bling hand. The application was made list
night about nine o'clock, and I had a sweet night's
rest. I have recommended it for severs! years
and it has given universal satisfaction where it has
been used according to din ciions,
Yours, graielully,
I.. PERKY CHILDS,
Pastor of Baptist Church, Troy, Ohio.
Thousands f Uvix Witnesses Certify to their
!tighlni frttm. day to dav the iVrntdaful
Effects of OAVlS' PAIS
KILLER.
SsNDsrsity Citv. Ohio, Noy. 24, 1&13.
Mr. J.N. Harris Dear Sir i Your favor of ihe
23ih uliimo is at hand. and in reply will say We
beg in sellin- Perry Davis' Pain Killer, and with
very lilt le effort on our part; sales we le email at
first, but us it became known in our community,
the demand increased rapidly, far beyond our ex
pectations, and every person that bought it would
come ufier more, arid speak of it i the highest
t rtns as a valuable remedy for alf thoe diseases
your pamphlet spoke of rrom those recommen
dations we were lnd need to use it in our own fam
ilies, and the good effects ol the medicine were im
mediately apparent. Wc have void mote of the
Pain Killer than we ever have since or before of
any other medicine in the same length of time;
and we do not hesitate to say tnal it has given bet
ter satisfaction to the purchaser than any other ar
ticle we have ever stud. "
Keep a large supply in the West, it is just such a
medicine as the people want, and they havealreadv
found out that they can cure the fever and ague for
twenty-five cents. It will cure a cold in one hour
a severe cough in one night and has pioved to
be the best medicine la use lor a diseased stomach
and many other purposes. Ynure,if-c,
LOCKWOOD dt GRAHAM.
DAVIS' VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
' This unparillaled' preparation is receiving more
testimonials of its wonderful efficacy in removing
pain, than any other medi ine ever oflered to the
public And these testimonials come not alone
from the Ignorant, but fiom persons of every de
gree ot Intelligence and every raoK ot lite, rny
sicians of the first respectability, and perfectly
conversant wiih the nature of diseases and reme
dies, have recommended this as one of the most
effectual In their line of preparations for the ex
tinction of psin. The Pain Killer is used internal
ly and externally, according to me nature ot the
complaint. It has been found to be an excellent
remedy for sudden colds, coughs, dec; fever snd
ague, asthma snd phthyric. pain in the head, kid
ney complaints, bruises and sores, severe burns,
canker, boils, and ringworms, weak stomach, and
eeneral debility, painter's colic, broken breast,
die. bowel comcfalnt, snd dysentery, cholera, liver
complain', and dyspepsia, teeth -ache, Ac, f-r.
'I he Pain Killer is sold bv Ueorge it. French,
Wilmington; C. C. Green, Elizabeth City ; James
W. Carmer. Newbcrn t W.H. Willard. Washinjr-
ton ; and by Druggist and Grocers everywhere.
OCt. ZU, lr65. l ' 94-dlT).
CHANGE OF PERCENTAGE.
Tow of Wilmington Seven per cent. Stock.,
TWO Hundred Share o 1 100 each, of the fitock
A authorized to be issued by tho Town of Wil
mington for the purpoM of purchasing suitable
lot and erecting thereon, a Town Hall, are now
for sale. -The stock is redeemable on the 1st day
of January, J876, bear interest at the rate of sev
en p-r cent per annum, payable semi-annually to
ihe holder of the warrants or coupons attached
to the several certificates, and for the payment of
merest accruing and of the stock when due, the
Commissioners of the town are empowered and
requited to provide by taxation, on the real and per
sons) property of the town; in addition thereto
for the ultimate redemption of this Stock, a sink
ing fund is required by law, to be created to which
is to be added from year to year, not less than
One Thoosaud Dollars.
Any further details in reference to this most de
sirable investment will be furnished by application
either in person, or by letter to the Treasurer of
toe town. li. AIOitKlS, Treas. .
April I. 7-3w
Jou-nal. Herald, Tarboro Southerner. Kaleish
Standard, copy 3 weeks and send bills to this Of
fee. SOAP.
f?f BOXES Colgate's Pale snd No 1, for sale by
JJMarch 6. ' GEO. HOUSTON.
PEACn BRANDY. r
A FEW bbl , yety superior article, on hand at
April 10- . T. C. B. G. WORTH'S.
SAMUEL A. HOLMES, .
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILMyG70S, N, C.
Will attend the Court of Duplin, Sampson and
New Hsnover.
Office on Princess street, next door East, of the
state tianK. -
April.
9-ly
COFFEE. COFFEE
1 (( BAGS Rio, Laguayra and Java. Nov
JL VJU landing and for sale by
ZENO H. GREENE,
AprllS. -Ne. 7, Market atreet
"COMMERCIAL"
X0 A JilH.
Mill
, ESTABLISHMENT,
S 3'JTH SHE MAFJJT ST. 15 TEE EMIT KGUSi .
WILMINGTON, N. C.
THE rROTOIETOR of this well known Establishment
would call the attention of the business community to his
lanre and beautiful assortment of Type and Tresses
bavins- fust ndded to his stock one of R Hon fc Uo's
PATENT 61SGLE CYUSW5B PRINTING MA
C1IIXKS, lie is now enabled to do work at a much more
rc-.isonaiile rate than formerly, and in the finest stylo of
the work. . .. " : - -
CARDS.
Trinted from 83 to 10 rr thousand.
. BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS,
RECEIPTS FOR '
RAILROADS, 8TEAMT50AT8. CORPORATIONS, fcc.
BILL-HEADS, SHOP-BILLS. BILLS OF
LADIXO, AJiT HEADINGS, ,
fcc. See., JSC. :-. -
POSTERS AND PROGRAMMES.
We would call the attention of Concert AjrenU, Pliow
men awl other, to our facilities for doing this kind o
work. .
ALL DIM Or '
TLAIX AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
Done In the neatest manner, and at short notice.
Thorns in want of Printing we trust will rind it to their
advantage to give u a call.
COMMERCIAL ULAN ICS.
The attention of Sh loners and- Whers Is called to onr
extensive assortment of Coremercia Blanks. Amonr the
collection is a very tine and baiidaoiae lot of liiils of -x-change,
In shrt and books.
.November 3, lbs. ;
FRESn ARRIVALS.
THE subscriber has just added largely to his
stock of good things, all fresh .and In fine or
der. Amons his articles are
ORANGES; APPLES;
LEMONS; CITRON;
KAItlNS; CUR RANTS;
COCOA NUTS; JELLIES; 1
PRESERVES; PICKLES;
C.4NDIES, a large and varied assortment ;
PINE APPLES,
B tNANAS,
BRANDY FRUITS.
PKUNRX.
PLANTING POTATOES;
SEGARS and TOBACCO;
GROCERIES, c die.
All of th? above orticlea will be sold st the low
est cash prices.
F. M. AGOSTINI.
Feb. 9, 1P3G. 1 10-tf.
TEAS! TEAS!!
WE have jnst received an assortment of the
best Teas ever offered in this market. Trv
our SI, 00 Imperial, it i. of an extra quality and
flavor. Our St.OO Black Tea is of a rosy flavor,
and ennnot fail ! suit the most fastidious We
have also a beautiful Black Tea at 50 cents per
lb , also, 371 cents por lb.; choise Teas in caddies
at wholesale prices v arranted pood, at the Ori
ginal Grocer. GEO. MYERS.
Al a rch 2U. : " -i 2.
L. WTpigott,
C0BIA1ISSI0N MERCHANT,
EEAUFORT, N. C.
Any business entrusted to his attention will be
attended to promptly ana to the best of his ability.
REFERENCES :
Cttmmingi Siyron, Com. Merchants Wilming
Mr. Jns. Norcum, Attorney at Law, ) ton N th
Mr. Edward Stanly, Beautort N.C.
Air. Benjamin L. Merry, General Agent for Under-
wrighters, Beaufort,N. C.
Feb. 5th, 1853. 2l-12m-w.
SUGAR.
BRLS. "C" SUGAR. For sale by
Sep. 20. WILLIS M. SHERWOOD.
20
NO AY OPENING, SPRING GOODS
mWE would respectfully notify the 4J" '"
friends nnd patrons of the HAT fc,-a
and CAP EMPORIUM, that we
are now opening a Largo and elegant assortment of
spring end summer uoods in our line, among
which may be mentioned our new btyleol
GENT'S DRESS HAT,
Which is presented to the pubiic os the neatest snd
most durable Hat we have ever offered. We would
also call attention to our
SILVERY DRAB BEAVERS,
Believing them to be os light and graceful a sum
mer Ureas list as any ever produced, ine
SOFT HAT DEPARTMENT
Is completely stocked with all the novelties and
beauties yet produced in the way of Felt Hats.
"Tllbi PJSKU yJA.," an emlrely new color
and shape, is pronoiinced to be the finest Felt Hat
ever sold by us. Our assortment of
GEN TS AND BOYS STRAW GOODS
Consisting of Panamas, Leghorn, Cantons, Mara
cabos, Senett, Swiss and other Braids, is very com
plete. Also fancy styles for Young Men's Wear
YOUyG AMERICA'S, JA PA N, UNCL E SAM
tf to. .
We would call the attention of the LADIES to
the fact, that we have taken considerable care In
the selection of our
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S HATS.
One feature in this branch of our business this
season is, that nearly all our Fancy Goods of this
description are made up of the various qualities of
Leghorn. We were guided in our selections by
the fact of their being the richest, most durable, as
well as economical goods worn. Our assortment
comprises great variety of shapes, trimmings,
qualities and prices, which we will be pleased to
exhibit to all who may favor us with call. We
have also selected a handsome lot of
GOLD AND SILVER MOUNTED CANES.
Black Ebony, Rosewood.Orange, Malacca, Whale
bone, Hickory, and all other styles which are wor
thy of inspection. In the way of
We would simply state that ourassort
ment will be larger and still more com-,
plete lhan ever betore, and our PHI
CES LO WER than those of any other House in
town, ,
Thankful to our friends for past favors, we will
endeavor to merit future continuanre.
SHEPARD dt MYERS,
No. I, Granite Row.
April 6. . 9
CIGARS AND SNUFF.
OA f(f I'OW priced Cigars, .
ZXJXJKjyj 15 bbls. and half bbls. Lorillard'a
Snuff. Now landing and for sale by
April 10. , ZENO H. GREENE-
FRESH FIGS.
1 50 SVALL DRUMS, very fine, just receir
I J J ed and for sale cheap by
L. N. BARLOW,
April 10. No. 3 Granite Row.
RUM. -
JURE Old Jamaica in demijohns. For sale by
April 8. - GEO. HOUSTON.
LIME, HAIR, PLASTER & CEMENT.,
CWiNSTANTLY on hand. snd for sale by
- GEORGE HOUSTON".
H0UP IRON.
O
F the best American manufacture.
Nov. 4. J. R. BLOSSOM.
JUST PUBLISHED BY THE
HO AY ARD ASSOCIATION, PHILAD.
REPORT on Spermatorrhea, or Sealaal Weak
ness, Impotence, the Vic of Onanism, Mas
turbation, or Self-Abuse, sod other Disease of th
Sexual Organ, with aa account of th error and
deceptions of Quacks, and valuable Advice to the
Afflicted, br GEO. R. CALHOUN, M. D., Con
sulting Surgeon of tho Howard Association; Phil
adelphia, Pa., a benevolent Institution established
by special endowment, for the relief of th sick and
dU tressed, afflicted with "Virulent and Epidemia
Diseases.1' A codv of the above Reoort will bm
sent by mail (ia a sealed envelope,)- FREE Or"
cmak.uk. on th receipt of TWO STAMPS for
postage. Address Dr. GEO. R. CALHOUN. No.
2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. ,
puiiz. v. iz-3m
ATHISHEY AND BRANDY.
(f BBLS. Rectified Whiskey a and Domestic
VJV Brandies for sale br
April. 10. , WM. L. 3; TOWPTSHEND. :
JOB P
school ooks,
stasdarh;
theological,
historical;
X.AW,
MEDICAL,
BIOGRAPHICAL
AND
MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS,
liizy . - :
is. w.
HENRY BURRHIMER
WHOLESALE A BCTAIL
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGAR
S T U li tu.
' SIGN OK THE INDIAN CIIII3F"
MARKET STREET, one door above Water
Wilmington, N. C.
N. B. All Orders filled with despatch.
Oct. 26ih. 1355 93-tdtw-c.
FOR SALE.
Vryc' Acres Pine Land, situated immediately
tj I fj upon Wilmington and Weldon R. R., four
to five miles trom Depot at v limington.
AND '
rf Acres of Rice or Meadow Land, situated
J) between Force Put and Thombury ; 11 of
which is fine bwamp Land, t or terms, 4c, ap
ply to M. CRONLY.
Uct. 3U, Ifciao. Ml it
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
REMOVED to ihe new and spacious Hall Nos.
99 and 101 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
(J. K.Charnberlin, Pilntipal and Lecturer upon
Mercantile Science.
E. K. Losier, in charge of Writing Department.
G. W. Kemp, instructor in Mercantile Calcula
tions and Associate in Book Keening Department.
J. M. Phillips, Teacher tu Boolt Keeping.
S.T. Williams, Lecturer on Commercial Law.
This Institution piesents superior facilities to
young men desirous of obtain. ng a practical busi
ness education. -
The course of stud? embraces Double Entry,
Book-Keeping, as practically applied to the man-
agementof Meieantile, Bank, Manufacturing and
steamboat Books familiar Lectures on Commer
cial Law upon the subject of Bills of Exchange,
Prornmissory rnotes, Uontracis, Partnerships, die.
The exercises are all smelly practical, being tie-
ducted from actual business transactions, so com-
nlctclvcomDiniiis practice with theory that students
on completion of the course are In every respect
competent to conduct, on scientific f rincfplcs, any
set of Double Entry Books. The students have
access to a Commercial Library procured expressly
for their accommodation.
Examinations are held at stated periods and Di
plomas awarded to thase found competent to repre
sent the Institution in a mercantile capacity.
Usual length of time to complete Ihe wholecoursc
from eight to ten weeks.
For particulars, write, and receive a circular by
mail.
Sept. 20. , 8l-Iy
TRI WEEKLY MAIL LINE FROM
GE0RGET0AYN TO MARS BLUFF
DEP O T.
THE subscriber is running 2
Horse Vehicle from the above
named places (in connection
with the Mail) for the accom
modation of travellers. Leave the Rail Road al
7 A. M. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, ar
rive in Georgetown next mornine at or betore b
'clock, f eave Georgetown at 71 A. al., Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays., and arrive at the
Rail Road next morning in time for the care going
North and South. Distance from Georgetown to
Mars Bluff 65 miles. Fare $5, Shackelford d
Fraser Agents in Georgetown, J. M.Smith Agent
at ihe Rail Road. Intermediate travel 7 cents
per mile for which sit post masters on the line arc
authorized to collect in advance. Travellers and
others ire requested to report any misconduct or
neglect of duty by the drivers. J. C. DY E,
joiinaoavuie, a u.
April 15th, 1856. 37-lt-w.
SPRING GOODS RECEIVED.
JOHN H I LZ1NGER, Merchsnt Tailor, Prin
cess street, above Water, Wilmington, N. C,
respectfully informs his friends and the public,
that he has just received a splendid stock of Spring
Goods, consistioe- of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
VKSTirUS, L.1MKN DRILL! IN US. elC, etc.,
which he will make up promptly and in the very
best style. He has bat one price, which will be
found in all cases to be the lowest for which he
can afford to lurnish any article required.
April 15. 13-tf.
JAMES T. LEWIS fc CO.,
AVnOLESALE DEALERS IN PAINTS,
OILS, VARNISHES, $-c.
AGENTS FOR
Pennsylvania and Lchigk Zinc, Mordecai
Lewis 2f Co,s Celebrated Philadelphia
White Lead, F. S. Lewis if Co's. ,
Colors, Paints, etc., and B.
C. Ilornor Sf Co's. Su
perior Varnishes.
No. ItS MAIDEN LANE NEW YORK.
JAHE3 T. LEWIS, SAMUEL C. WEST.
April 15th, 1856. : . 13-3in.
NEAY VOLUMES
rFthe Four GREAT BRITISH REVIEWS,
W namely:
Edinburgh, NorlA British, Westminster, and Lon
don Quarterlies, and Blackwood's Edin
burgh Magazine, (Monthly.)
Commence with North British for November,
1855. and the other Review and Blatkwyod for
January, loab.
Terms of Subscription. Any one Review or
Blackwood. S3 a year. Blackwood and any one
Review or any two Reviews 5- The four Re
views and Blackwood, 810. Four copies to one
address, 30. ,
Postage (which should be paid Quarterly In ad
vance) on the four Reviews and Blackwood to any
Post Office in the United States, only 60 cents s
year. Namely: 14 cents a year on each Review,
and 24 cents year on Blackwood. Address
L. SCOTT A CO.. Publisher.
54 Gold street, corner of Fulton, N. Y.
April It. I2 2t
STATIONERY.
BY nearly every vessel from New York, we re
ceive considerable additions to our already
la ree stock of Stationery. Schrs. Adele and D. C.
Hols have just brought os some very nice Cap and
Letter Papers; really handsome Envelope, which
we will sell at 20 cents per hundred ; 100 gross Fa
ber's Pencils (the best In the world;) Gilkm's do.;
Perry's do. (more used now than Gillott's;) BUI
Books, new pattern ; Bills f Exchsnge, etc. For
sale low hi w
WHJTAKER'S.
April 12.
12
I.KMON SUGAR.
TITULFORD'S CELEBRATED LEMON Sn-
A.VX gar, prepared expressly oi r.miir, nuiei.na
otup use, i rum iu. w,i -.
ted form, then erystalized with sugar, for the in
stant production of Lemon ode. In thi par stale
it supersedes Lcm n Syrup, and Is more convenient
and cheaper than Lena ns, aa it will not spoil In
any climate. For Parties and travelling, U is In
valuable. The Sugar 1 neatly put up In canisters
of i lb. each, (2 do. Ia a box.) For sale by
jtpru a. m v . v i.
DRIED FRUIT.
1 LBS. Apple ani Peach, ca hand and
x wu -
for sale by
April 10.
t. O. & ti- d. WORTH.
EMPIRE CADS.
A L ARGK number oa'hand and for siile tow, by
XX W. H. DzNEALE.
April Wi- j . - No. 40, Market street. -
fS' STATIONERY.
- - - ?,!,v: -
vmriES,
SURGICAL AND DENTAL
INSTRUM ENTd. The only complete stock o
the above Instruments ever Went In this market.
ris now offered for sale by ; C. A D. DwPRE, .
iiov. o. j Market street.
N EATS-F00T OIL.
A SUPPLY just received and for sale by
May 10. C. A D. DcPRE.
DR. R. F. IIIBBARLVS
WILD CHERRY BITTERS,
FOR Nervous Weakness and General Debility.
These Bitters are highly serviceable in all ay se
peptic affections; they assistdigestion ;' restore ihg
tone of the stomach, stimulate the liver, and creat
an appetite. They are unsurpassed in removine
angor or lassitude, (or want of energy to move.)
and effectually throw off the drowsiness incident to
the Spring or warn season.
Sold Wholesale and Retail, by
March 31. GEO. MYERS.
NEGRO PASSES.
ANEW form f Passes, containing sanitary pro
visions, approved by the Commissioners. and
a number of others interested in the welfare of our
colored population, is just Issued at the office ol
Tlte Commercial.
PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUFFS :
rW 0 LBS. pure ind extra While Lead;
itUjUUU 5,000 galls. Linseed Oil :
25 bbls. Red Ochre;
' SOU gulls Chrome Green;
10 bbls. Ver.etain Red;
300 galls. Clirone Yellow ;
25 bbls. Lamp Black;
' 8 bbls. Coach and Japan Varnishes:
Terra D'Trinna, Amber and Prussian Blue;
Logwood, Annatto and Madder. For sale by
C. A D. DuPRE.
Wholesale Druggists, Wilmington, N. C.
Oct. 5. 66.
AVIND0AV GLASS.
?rVAnHOXES French and American
Win
JJJJ dow Glasses
from 7x9 to 24x36. For
sale by
C. & D. Del" RE,
Wholesale Druggists, Wilmington.
Oct. 5.
AVROUGHT NAILS.
KEGS Wiought Nails jttst received. For
sale by J. R. BLOSSOM.
20
Oct. 17. 93 '
CHARGE NOTHING TOSnOAY GOODS
NOAH WALKER & CO.
BRANCH Balttmors House, now opening a
splendid lot of Spring and Summer Goods.
Drop in and look.
April 1. 7
CLOTH I AG ! CLOTHING I
JUST opened, handsome lot of Spring Cassi
mere Suits, also a lot of unrivalled soft Duck
and Marseilles Coats t Alpaca and Drabde Ete do.
Custom Work made to order, in best manner and
at the shortest notice.
April 1. NOAH WALKER & CO.
PERUVIAN GUANO.
Qr TONS of best quality. For sale in lots to
OO stilt purchasers by RUSSELL A BRO.
April 3.
$100 REAVARD.
Orncs WiiMtxoTOw & Weldon R. R.,
W Hminsrton. March 20, 1856. V
A REWARD of One Huodred Dollars will be
paid for the apprehension, or (or evidence
that may eanse conviction of any person or per
sons that have been during the lust three months,
or may hereafter be engaged in putting obstruc
tions npon the track of this Road, or who msy be
guilty of throwing missiles at the trains on Ihe
road.it being the determination of the Board of
Directors to prosecte such fiends to the extent of
the law. ' S. L. FREMONT.
fing. dt Supt.
April I. 7-3m
MRS7-BR0T1IERSV HOTEL !
FAIR BLUFF, COLUMBUS, N. C.
THIS well known Hotel, the Dining
House lor tne passengers going
North and South, and the Office of
the stage linca to Kajetieville, Lorn-
berton and Conwayboro', is located immediately
on the Wil. & Man. Rail Road, at Fair Bluff, Co
lumbus county, N. C, tixty-three miles south of
Wilmington. The Houre is entirely new, and fur
nished with new lurniture, in style inferior to no
estsblishment of the kind in the south. The fa
cilities afforded by a communication with Wilming
ton and Charleston twice a day, enabless the Pro
prietress to procure for her table, every delicacy,
and no pains or expense shall be spared to main
tain the extensile reputation of the culinary de
partment of her house. - j
The BAR is supplied with the most superior
brands of Wine, Liquors and Cigars, and is un
der the supervision of a gentleman thoroughly ac
quinted with his business. The Stage for Lum
ber! on and Fayetteville leaves this house Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at I o'clock, P. M., Im
mediately after the arrival of the Northern and
Southern Traina. The Conwayboro' Stage leaves
the same days at 6 o'clock, A. M. Passengers on
the Csrs have sufficient time to dine, and those
stopping over will find attentive servant at the
platform to take charge of their baggnge.
The efforts of the subscriber to contribute to the
comfort of her guests heretofore, warrant her in
the assurance that a generous public will assist In
sustaining her house.
Comfortable and convenient arrangements are
made for (amities wishing to spend the summer in
the country. Persons wishing to remain over
night, and thereby avoiding the nighf travelling on
the cais, will find every thing in readiness for their
reception.
M. A- BROTHERS.
Fair Bluff, April 5. 9-2m
Wilmington Herald, Southern Sentinel, Wilson,
N.C, Fayetteville Observer snd North Carolina
Times, once a week for 2 months, and send bills to
thi office.
BUTTER.
HAVING mide arrangement for a constant
supply ot good Butter, from some of Ihe best
Dairies at the North and West, I shall be able to
supply dealers and consumers here, wirh the arti
cle on as good terms as they can import it. The
butter will be kept in the Wilmiaston lee-house,
and will be delivered in good and firm condition,
in packages of 50 to 100 lbs. cheap as possible,
for Cosh. The first lot is hourly expe-ted t ar
rive. . GEO. HOUSTON.
. Aprf. 8. ..."
JUST OPENED
A. LARG E, well selected and raricd'sss rfment
of Groceries, comprising a fresh lot oT
Cheese, . . Preserved
Lard, . PiCkle
Coffee, dt
Soaps, Fresh Mesls.
Starch, Tin ad Wooden
Candles. ... Ware,
. . Floifr, At ,
All of which may be found at the comer of Mar
ket and Water streets, at the "Cheap Cash SIotc"
where good mast be paid for on delivery.
- E. D. COWAN, Superintendent.
Jan. 31. " . 136-tf.
v Herald and Joarnal copy.
AN ELEMENTARY TREATISE ON
LOGIC Including t Parti, Analysis of Form
ula! ; Part II, Method with asj Appendix for
A nal v.ia sad Critteiam. and febrdob Indax of
Term and Subject,- By W. t. VilonJ D. D
rrm. hi nuuin iuitjjc, ucuc, . , c w a vi a.
Lately rublished. Fof sale at
March ?9. S.W. WHl TAKER'S.
l L . . v r t tr v s-u w r
LsmiPm! ' . -.
""'f "' fft& ' . vrii- nr it ,
II n
A. H-
r iniE,v j j DESCRIPTION,
, jg So. Sid Market ,t.,uj L CARDS,
r")JWILHINGTO!, K. C. - J I .
f j PS, fSrt. Ate., &a
JfPSl- ARTIST'S 31 AtERrALS
AA WILMINGTON L AVEL R. R, CO,
CJi"1 ir
-ix-f' r , , , . ,
OrVICB K'nOTSTCC AirtV S VPXRlirTtXDT, )
Wilmington, N. C. Ja-n. I, IH5S. $
THE" PASSENGER TRAINS WLL, U.VV
TIL further notice, run over this road as fol
lows f
GOING NORTH, DAILY.
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Wllmlr. jriort
at 6 A. M-t arrive at Goldsboro' st 9 54 leare
in 6 jnine-ana arrives sr Weldon at 1. 30 I".
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leave Wilming
ton at 4 30 P. M.; arrives ar Croldi-bero' st fi.ft".
to supper 20 mintrtesr arrives st Weldon ar 1.C0
fTOIVG sOTJTH. DAILT.
DAY EXPRESS reaves Weldon at 17 v., .
rive at Goldaboro' 3 20 P. M. leaves in 5 minute?-arrives
at WMmingion at 7.30 P. M. to sup
per. ' .
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Weldon at 9 P. M.
arrives at Goldsboro' at 1. 10 A. M leaves in 3
minutes? strives at Wilmington at 5. 30 A. M.
Elr""The Night Express Train connects wiilr
the NorthCarolina Railroad, both way, at Golds
boro'. .
Through fickets North sold1 Til Wilmingtofif
to Baltimore $12; to Phi1adelMl l? to New
York SIS 60: to Washington, D.C., til.
ISTTrcireTS Will Hot Km solb to Jt ftccsO r
rsaso.
Passengers (fr't notified ' thai an ertra charge of
one eent per mile v -ill be required qf thole rrho tV
not pttf chase tickets at stations.
Freight by passenger (rain rmSft raftr. 1.0'
cal fare, with tickets, about 3' cents per mile;' if
paid In-the' cars, about 4 cents per mile.
FREIGHT TRAINS. Two through schedule
trains between Wilmington and Weldon, each
week I' leaving alternately on Mondays snd
Thursdays and arriving on Tuesday snd Fri
days. Two schedule trains per week to Guldsbo-r
ro'i leaving Wilmington on Tuesdays and Fri
days, and Goldsboro' on' WedrreedVy aad Satur
days. . .
All dues on freight, up' or down", pttya&leat Gen'
eral Freight Office in Wilmington, on receipt CT
delivery, Including that on the North Crolina
Railroad. S. 1.. FREMONT.
Jan. 29. . General Superintendent .
Orrrc Wit. & Man. Rail Road,
Wilmington, Dec 13th, li55.
i
mmmmi ia, awaav m m t fb'mf -w aaw .
NOTICE is hereby given lhat nil Freight trans--ported
by this Road will be at the entrre risk
of the owner, lrom the moment it is unladen froirr
the Cars at the point of delivery.
L. J. FLEMING,
General Superintrndcnf.
Dec. 15. 117 iy
ON CONSIGNMENT,
Q Ar BUSHELS White Flint Cotrk r
OlU 50 bbls. Flour, (Wilmington Inspection) r
100 bushels 31 en I. For sale In lois to s uit,
by T. C. A B. G. WORTH.
. Feb. 12. ; . i -- ''
MEDICATED' -
. GUTTAPERCHA COLLODIAf.
ANEW snd Valuable Remedy for dressing1
Wounds, Cuts, Burns, ana Ulcers. It has
been tried successfully by Physician, and found1
superior to any remedy of the kind now in use.
It forms, when spplied, a Cuticle, soft, elastic, and
impervious to water, assimilating most perfectly
the natural Cuticle. It may bis advantageously
used in chsp.ied lips, excoriations stiont the ee
and ears of children, and lor abrasion f slmosf
every kind, and as a dressing- id' stiVgica! opera
tions. The proprietors feel great confidence in prestfnf
ing the above article for use, believing it will prove
fully adequa'e to the ends proposed, snd invslua
ble aa a medicinal remedy. For sale byl the Pro
prletors, , C. dt D. DuPRE.
ALSO VETERrANRY GUTTA PERCHA
COLLODION for Saddle and Harness 3alls
Wounds and sores on horses. For sale by the Prey
prictors, -
C. A D. DuPRE,
May 201 Di'iiggl'sts; Wilmingion, N.C.
irARffiANs not EL
(Hate Wa-shington and iLafaVette"?
WAS THIS DAY OPENED BY THE
S iibscriber', formerly proprietor of the Fay
etteville Hotel, and is now ready for the ac
commodation of travelers. i
JNO. HARM AN.
Wilmington June 7. 37-tf.
CIGARS; CIGARS. J
Kf Ann BEST Havana Cigars-prime af
wv v.y w tide also, a lew boxes choice
CBeertng Tobacco. For sale by
C. & D. DVPRE.
Junto; Market -tfnxt.
NOTICE! NOTICE!!
THE Subscriber would respectfully notify al?
persons indebted to hi m--accounts and notes
duoio make immediate sell lenient ss money
must be had.
GEO.
MYERS.
Oct. 4.
: 87
GLUE.
1 r BBLS., a prime artleln for Distillers.
Fo
A J
sale by
ADAMS, BRO. & CO.
10
Nov. 17.
NOTICE.
rHE nndersigrfed having now some firstrate
workmen employed, is prepared to manufac
ture Boots and Shoes to' efderat short notice.
All work warranted. Also,' all kind of repairing
done with neatneis and dispatch.
July 24. GF.a R. FRENCH
NOTICE ! NOTICE ! ! NOtlCfi ! ! f
THOSE who have not paid their accounts to
January 1st, will please do ao Immediately,
as it is absolutely necessary for us to receive last
year's Bill In order to pay oar own. I trust fuf'
ther notice will be unnecessary. Respectfully
Jan. 26. GEO- MYERS,
noop iRofl.
1 and If inch wide. For distillers. For saJe hf
RUSSELL dr, BRO.
Oet.S. No. 30 North Wsterst.
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
BAGS Prof. Mape's improved super Pho-
f J phateof L.lme. for sale by
March 6.
ADAMS, BPO. & CO.
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS ! !
THE subscriber hsrvlrrg adopted the "thirty dan
and uCah system,'' is determined to make it
to the Interest of purchasers fo patronize him, by
keeping constantly on hand a supply of 6roce
ries, 4c, at reduced price.
Just received : 40 boxes of Goshen etid English
dairy Cheese; 36 bsgs Java, Rio and Lapuayra
Coffees; a large and fresh supply of nice Butter
and Lard: 43 bag and boxea Buckwheat! 2000
lb. Codfish ; No. t and 2 Mackerel and Salmon
In half bbls. and kits, Hiram Smith's Flour, in
half bbrs.f Rice Ftonf 45 boxes of Sterein, Ada-1
mami'ne and Sperm Candles; Soda, Bu'ter, Su
gar and Water Crackers, in bbls. snd boxes ; Fu
ton Market Beef, drc.d-c. For sale by
WM. L. S. TOWNS H END.
March 6. - No. 29, Market street
BUTTER.
i
A - FEW kegs selected Goshen BrfHef, Just rs-
ceived,
For sale low for cash, by
J, H. FLANNER.
Feb. 35th
FRESH Gi!0CRIES ?
WE are stow receiving our Spring stock of
Fresh Giecerir-s, and invite the attention ef
our friends and patrons to sn exsroinst'on of the
same Consisting in part of a very extra quality
of Tea, Green and Black j Liquor, Wines. Cor
dials, Champane; Extra Goshen Butter; English
and American Cheese; Java, Rio, Laguayra and
St. Domingo Coffees? Soger o.' all grades; Fresh
Prunes at 12 cents per lb.; Crackets of every va
riety; Figs Notsj Applet j Of hces; Confeet
ionsries; Lemon; Pickles t Catsup; Saocei;
Jellies; Preserved Ginger; Corned Beef; Smoked
Beef; Beef Tongaest Spiced Oysters; Raisins;
Currantsr Citron ; Flavouriog Extracts; Salmon;
Mackerel; Codfish J Sounds snd Tongaes ; Buck
eta; Brooms; Baskets; 250.000 Sesars, some f
the choicest brand. In fact we have every vari
ety of the choicest Groceries, and at the lowest
possible pricea for cash. At the Original Greeery
. March bV GEO. MVERS.
JUST RECEIVING,
OH riflf i LARGE tett Orsng,
VJJUJ 50 bbl. Apples,
100 boxe Raisin, wholes, halves sad (jus ti
er, Citron, Currant, Shell Barks, Cranberries,
Lemon and Cwafetrtiaaof fee. Cn 'he Origi
nal Grocery. OLO. eiYF.r.s.
Dee. IU US
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