K5tE0,ovEKlt
urfsh aunnlv of LadVs fine GLOVE KID
f nilTkUdi also, stew do, pairs of Lady'
tipped and foxed Congress ' ' inl 1
"targe Iron ssfe. O.K.tREflCH.
March 20. r
WRAPPING PAPERY
CV REAMS, Fayetieville make. Just re-
ceived and for tale by
Hay 13.
T. C. & B. G. WORTH.
STATIONERY, STATIONERY.
JUST receives per achr. Myrorr, 4 cares Sta
tionery t 30 rann fine Blue I. old Letter Paper
a' Si 60; 25 nam blue In id Letter at S4 ; 25 d .
da. wove I elter a' 4 ; 25 d . d . wnvel '. Paper
I 50 anil $3 per mm ; also. 50.1 Oil Huff nv. I
opnt ai Si r r M i Gil'oii'n I'rn. No. 3 3, &&I.
202 li'4. 290, 39J, and various other siuini, tal
and examine lor youraelve ai
May 29. S W. WHIT -KEk'-J.
WESTERN SIDES & SHOULDERS
1 1 H li DS. B.-iCon, fr sule t arrtie. ar iht-low-
H ti OS. B.-ieoi
rm cash-price.
I 1 est eash-price. GEO ..MY
KK.
Match 8.
152
JS. C. SMITH. t i MILES COSTIN.
JAS. C.SMITH & CO.,
COMMISSION jMERCHANTS,
No. 2, SOUTH ATER STREET,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
April 26. i 18-1 v
WHISKEY AND BRANDY.
rVBBI.S. Rectified Whiskeys and Oomcatie
U vJrBrandies lor saJe by
April 10. WM. L. 3. TOWN SH END.
7- LEMON SUGAR.
MUfeFORD'S CELEBRATED LEMON So
gar, prepared expressly for Family. Hotel and
Shin se, from the beat Let.one, in concentra
ted form", then crystnlized with sugar, for the In-
atant prodaciion of Lemonode. In thia pure state
It auperaedea Lcmn syrup, and is more convenient
and cheaper than Lcm. n, aa it will not apoil in
any climate. For Parties and travelline.it ia in
valuable. The Sugar ia neatly put op in canisters
oi id. eacn, l- doz. in box.) t or aale ov
April 3. GEO. HOUSETON.
LIME.
'TOO BBLS- freh burnt Rockland Lime, now
I kJ I landing, and for aale by
April 26. GEO. HOUSTON.
DR. R, F. HI BEARD'S
WILD CHERRY BITTERS,
DOR Nervous Weakness and General Debility.
jl i nese enters are nigmy serviceable in all dyee
peptic affections; they assist digestion ; restore ihg
tone oi ine siomacn. stimulate the liver, and ereat
an appetite. They are unsurpassed in nmovine
ingor or lassitude, (or want of energy to move.)
and effectually throw off ihe drowsiness incident to
the Sprin? or warm aeason.
t-old Wholeaale and Rttuil, by
March 31. GEO. iMVERS.
JUST PUBLISHED BY THE
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHI LAD.
REPORT on Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal VYenk
neev I-npotenre, the Vice of On.ini,m, Mas
turbation. r Self-A bust-, and other Di.-'eaes of ihe
Sexual Organ, with an account of the errors and
deception of Quack a, and valuable Advice to the
Afflicted, by GEO. R.CA LHOU.V. M. D . f'on
aultins: Surgeon of the Howard Association, Phil
adelphia, Pa., a benevolent Inatitution establUhed
by si iai endowment, for the relief of th .11; and
di-tressed, afflicted with
"Viiulent and Knutemi.
aTm.-.rnea&e
UMRUK, on the recclt-t of TWO STAMPS fori
postaee. Addrera Dr. GEO. R. CALHOUN. No
2 South Nt AMrett,i'hlladelj.hIu,Pa.
AP'll 12 - ;: 12-3m
WINE AND I.IQUOk MERCIIANTS.-A
meeting will be held in this place early in
May, of the Wine and Liquor Merchants of N w
Hanover County, for the purpose of adopting
measures for the removal or modification of the
extreme heavy tax now imposed upon them.
3rA further notice will be sivtn of the time
and place of holding said Convention.
April 29. 19.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
W F. Invite the attention of our
Friend and Patrons to the be-t
eieniin of Wjnt a and Liuuor tver o fie red
this market, consisting of
Crescent Br.indy, Vintase 1910, Pale and Dark,
Otard. Dwpuy Oi Co.'s Krandy,
Old Cog not do.
, S. Briieson St. Co.'s do.
. CatiliiQ A t'u'm : do.
Pure old Port Wine,
Duff Oordn, Palc,; Sherry, old Madeira and
Muscat v ines,
Malaga Wine,
Old Sciippernong Wine,
Holland Gin. ;
Old Tom Gin extra,
Woolf a Schiedam Schnapps,
Cherry Brandy,
Old Peach Brandy,
Apple do.
" Bourbon Whiskey,
" Rye do
IrUh and Scotch Whiskey,
Blackberry Brandy.
Sic. Madeira Wine,
Perfect Lnve Cordial,
Assorted Cordials, in bottles,
F.very variety of bottled Wines and Liquors.
Clarets of various brands at whul-)jl prices.
Maraschino; Cnracoa,
Hosteller'a Stomach Biltcra,
Aromatic do. do.
Oinfer Wine, dec. Ac. I low pricea for
CASH. At theorigirjal i '-J r y.
April 17. GEO. JIVER'S.
BROWNLOW'S BOOK.
THE Great Iron Wheel examined, or lit false
spokes extracted, 'and an exhibition of Elder
Graves, Ita builder. In a seriea of chapter by W.
O. Brownlow. Just published and for aale at
May 31. . f S. W. WHIT.AKHt'S. '
MOLASSES! MOLASSES!!
O HIIDS. Molasses, just r.-eeived and for sale
ior 1
' cash bv
ZENO H. GREENE.
June 7. (N. C,
C A. Copy.) 36.
JUST RECEIVED.
WILD'S justly celebrated Candies ai new ar
. ele. We have in store a fine assortment of
too aoova cnoice and highly flavored Candies, vixt
icui Ynaies, rint Apple, Banana, and other
flavors. A new and excellent article of Cocoa
fu and Almond Candy; never before brought to
Mixed Candies, for sale by the bo, from good
wvw.b 11 Vtixb.s pep
Alao nice lot of Apples, For aale at the Broad
way Variety Store, No. 40, Market auerf.
April; ' W, H. DaXEALE.
MACKEREL ON CONSIGNMENT.
I .AM daily expecting per Schr. Herald, from
Nova Scotta. 600 bbls. new Mackerel, which 1
will sell in lots to atiit.
GEO. W. DAVIS, South Water at.
A pall 15. , j; ;3..f.
FRESn ARRIVALS. ;
P5jJcnr-J H- '""Mr, from Philadelphia, at
GEO. H. KELLEV BRO'S, No. II.Nonh
Water atreet 20 boxes Adamanune Candles, low
for cash.
April 12. t 12
A BOOK FOR EVERY METHODIST.
THE ANNALS OF
SOUTHERN METHODISM FOR 1855.
.aaett ty the lire. UAarles x. JLkcvu. X). X).
THIS Nw Wob'k embraces the itatUtic and a
great sariey of other inter ting in forma iom
in every department of Southern Methodist opera
tions, under the following general beada :
1- Tho Episcopacy. II. Plan of Violation. j
in. tn uonterences. iv. Dedication of Cbnr
cats. v. Revivals, vi. wlisslona. VII. Colic-
in
! "'v.TT, ex- IX. Tract Soela
ty. X. Publishing Hauna and Literary Notices
XI. Instruction of People of Color. XII His
torical Sketches. XIII. Biotrapical Skrihrs
XIV. Personal Notices. XV. Bishop Andrew's
. Letters on California. XVI. Mtmoria'sof Bish
pp Capers. XVII. Mlscellaneoaa. XVIII. Ap-
Piicet', for which copy will be sent prepaid.
Bills of ths Banks of North or South Carolina,
jar fold dollar, should be sent. A liberal dia
count to j3ooluIler and Ministers. Address :
CHARLES F. DEEMS, t
! UolJsboro'.N C.
" COMMERCIAL"
FOWJiMi. Jf Jtl-ESS
JOMIllIIIKi
ESTABLISHMENT,
SOUTH SIDE MARI1T ST.IKTHS HAP. IT ECUSI".
3 WILMINGTON", InT. C.
TITE PROPRIETOR of this well known Establishment
would call the attention of the business community tv hi
lanre ami beaut nil assortment or type ana rresjcn
rmv'ne- iost added to Irs stoek e-w nf R. lion Co'i
PATENT SINGLE C'YLIN ifclt I'tCITING S1A-
C 11 I.N KS, he is now enante.1 10 io wors ax a tnucti more
rriiaomth'e rata than formerly, and in the nnet style ol
ths wurlc
. CARDS.
i Print! from $3 to $10 per thousand.
liOOKS At) PAMPHLETS,
RECEIPTS FOR
RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS. CORPORATIONS, tc.
BILL-HEADS. SHOP-BILIA BILLS OF
LADING, AXD HEADIXG3,
te., fcc, c.
POSTERS AND PROGRAMMES.
TVe would call the attention of Concert Amenta. Show
men and others, to our facilities for doing this kind o
work.
all Ktis or
PLAIN" AND ORNAMENTAL TRINTrNO,
Done In the nentct manner, and at short notice.
Tho in want of Printing we trust will find it to their
advantage to give u a call
COMMERCIAL BLANKS.
The attention of Shippers and othein Is called to our
extenolve assortment of Commercial Blank. Among; the
collection is a very fine and handsome lot of Bills of Ex
change, in sheets and books.
November 3, I860.
L. W. PIGOTT,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
BEAUFORT, N. C.
Anv bnsinesg entrusted 10 his attention will be
attended to promptly ana to ihe best of his ability.
bepcresccs :
Cummins Styron.Com. .Merchants Wilmina
f r. Jas. Norcum, Attorney at Law, J ton N C.
Mr. Kdward StTinlv, Beiiuturt N C
Mr. Benjamin L. erry. General Agent for Under-
wrighters, Keaufort.N. C.
Feb. 5th. 1655. 2l-12m-w.
RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT.
I 1 BBLS Chaffin'i celebrated back country
1 V J Whiskey. Also, in emre, a eupeiior ariitry
of Draught Ale and cweei Ciier, at
J. R. RESTON'S,
May 31. fSio. 13, Market etreet.
$100 REWARD.
W ILMISOTOJf dt V CLDON R.
Orn
Wilmington, March 20, IS56.
ARKWA RD of One Hucd'cd Dollars will be
paid for the apprehension or tor evidence
1 hat may enure con iction nf any p rson or per
sons in it have been during ihe l .a' lhcc mnnih
or in;ty h reafter be enn i0i rl in ti 1 1 inr ohMrue
iiin npon the iMelt of this Konii. or who may b.
kuiIiv of ihrowii'S tntstiU 1 til ihe trains on ihe
roiid it hi insj the deietuiin.iti. n of ihe Bonrd o
I ir. rtora Jo prosecute auch fiend to the extent nl
the law. L. FREMONT.
Eng. t Supt.
April I. 7 3m
ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER
l-l".' "
v. ill be fold nt verv low fi'Mres. Countrv
etch mm wi-l.iiiu to asruri their slock, wih
find this on excellent oportuiin. Our ass .rt
mcnt consists of Panama, Lephorn, Maracabo.
Curacoe, Senrtte, Canton p r.d Pulm Leal Hals
with all Ihu different styles nnd q nli.ies of liili
soft Fur Hat.-, which we will seli in lots to anil , at
cost prices for cash.
Iay3i. SHEPHERD 4- MYERS.
RCCKY MOUNT MILLS FOR SAI E.
I'D CAPITALISTS, OR TO ENTERPRISING
X liui ts 11111, with a limiinl cupiial. the rareel
oppori unity for a hue purch ise U now oliercd.
This piypeiu lies on b,.Ui idt e ol Tur Kiverin
the couotks oi Ni.sh and K. gcon.be, one unit
ironi itocky itiuunt Hepui on Hiu IV . and . .. ic...
urd em ruces the whole at 1 power uf the iivei
at this point. '1 he Hjer in rna.te ov.daHe by a
solid dam i f "ratmr, laid it) Hydrnulic Cement,
and c'Hiiplcttd m. iii.in the Ja.-t tw lve nioiiihs at
expen-e of iiear tin thousand liolljts. li U
probably th bi bi d.itti in .Norm Jaro ina.
The other tin provi-uu nis cun-i-t v. let. The
l otion Factory ;t ftn.sr si.binntial gmnit,- bui.d
int', TUx33 fe:t, two rt.un t hifch. bincis ihe ba.-c-tin
nt . lieu d or 'lun.ir.g i-hup ds c. and a t oumiu
dious unit-, where the r. eltiii! nnd packing ar.
done '1 t.e Ma. hinety 17 to ypindlts, with nil the
necessary iit.n-t inciy 10 tun thi in, besidi a iw o ex
lr, fr.iiues wi'h Hi spii.dl.- 1- i fi,,e 0,dtr ,
tui ntug on ..ail twelve hui.ilred pounds (lUU lt
yarn.
For manuf.icturirg t'n.tton thialocaiion ia unur
passed in ihe 1 niu J t lat s The mi'er-i owcr is
aiilenCid and lit flit i. i.i 10 run ihoumrde of spin,
dies help to be had 25 to 50 per cei t cheaper than
in ihe Northern tat. s.and the raw mail ri.il at the
Mill, where a good buyer tan lay in his atock I to
cei.t per lb , below the l. V. nurket. 2d I he
Giist Mill, aa excellent fiain d building -10 fe. 1
squarson walls atone (laid ia Cement) ihat will
"and !orever. There are fie pairs of stone in Uu
Villi two pra. Bui r's for Whut, and three prs
Esopas' for Corn. For custom milling this point
Chn'l he excelled in N. C. li is the lowest poiol on
ihe river at which ihere 13 a mill, and here we ate
pat ronize-d by persons 25 to 3' l miles in the suin
inerand fill months. The Mills a re driven bv twu
overshot wheels, one of which will be renewed this
sum mer.
3d. The Saw Mill a Circular Saw, driven bv
one overshot wheel, all nearly new and in fine or
der. The neighborhood fumhing a fa r inu.ket.
and timber to be had neat, or floated down the liv
er Irom above.
4th, One large and excellent two storied framed
dwelling, 50x4J feet ihe yard and garden walled
in with brick and stone. One 01 her handsomely
1 1 w r . A l r.lll.. e . -
u-iuiuS w.i,, o rooms oeiow and Z ubov.
8taira eleven fiamed cabins ler operatives ana
tneir families, two store bnuat-s, two warehouer,
barns, alables, bljcksmith and wood shops.
The Mill bites embrace ( j5) fifty-five acres, and
a tract of eighty odd acrea, one mile distant, foi
fuel,4c.,-wii be sot! with the mills.
I will sell the property on credits running' firm
one to right years, should the purchaser deeue,
knd am confident that, with enterprise and god
management, a profit of ten to twenty per cent,
inav be realized from it per annum. - ;
Further imlormation may be had or me, or my
agenta, on the premises, or bv letter to
WM. S. BATTLE,
Rocky Mt.. Edgeombeco . N. C. '
. o. until the property ia eold, or.lera for
arns, Plowlines, 4c. directed to the undersign
ed. at Rocky Mount. Edgecombe county, N. C .
will be promptly attended to.
, ,Q-C f ' w- S- BATTLE.
June?l, 18o6. 42-aw2m.
JUST RECEIVED.
BBLS superfine Flour;
0 30 boxes Colgate' Pale Soup j
Fiesh lot of Mess Beef and Pickled Tongues ;
4 boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles ;
20 bbls. assorted Crackers t
23boxaa
Lsu a lot or extra Butter Or ackers in tin cap j
na Aoernatliy and laple tSiitcuit, aouieihing
new and very extra, for sale by
WM. L. S. TOWNSHEND.
June 19. No. 20 Market street.
OFFICE W. & W. R. R. COMP'Y.
Wixmikcton, N. C-, June 13. 18f6.
OEALED Proposals are invited, and w;! be re
-J ceived until .Monday, June 30tli, at 12 o'clock.
M-, for Ihe materials for a Wocien Warehouse, to
b erected on the Company's wharf, and also foi
ereeiidg ihe same.
Bids will be received for ths lumber, timber Ac.
alone Bids will he recti ved for constructing the
Warehouse, materials furnished ; and btda will bt
considered for fitrnishinr ad materials and com
pleting he building according to the drawings and
specifications, and bills of timber, which can be
seen at this office.
The w hole to be completed by the 31st-day ol
Augnst. - . . . L. FREMONT,
Junel7.-40-tju30 Eng. 4t Supt.
J. R. RESTON Is now receiving a fresh sup
ply of Light Summer WINKS, consisting of va
rtoua grades: Clarets. in eases and Bottles t Red
v ine, by the gallon or Bottle ; Scuppernon from
Lake Scuppornong,hy the gallon or Bottle: Cham
pten. various branda; Ale, Cider, In barrels and
BottU. and all kinds of Liquors, Fresh GeUarines.
Br-. EsjUh PeUe, Msccaroni, Ac,
rf tin t . .." :r. .
J
royal imu.a lottml
The Grand Extraordinary drawing of th" Royal :
rtavann tottery conduct, d by ihe J-pai t h Govern-
on nt, under the suoervision of th; Cautain Gea-
! eral of tuba, will t.ikc place at Havana n
FRIDAY, JULY 4th, 1856.
GllANDSOaTEO.No 29 F.STlt AOILDINARIO.
CAPITAL PRIZE $100,000 ! !
1 prize of 8100 000
4 ; 30,000
I" ' " 20 000
t ' - 10 COO
I lk 5 000
8 prizes of $2,000
10 " 1,000
70 " - 400
149 " 200
20 Apr'xm's. 7,200
4 -iptT'ivi tt?tii)n t,
tii
1 ' 0,CiO of -r0" em h:
t-i fti i. a'iiu: lot fitlii n
V : SH'O 0; 4 ..t $ ti m J .t 00.
Whohr 'lick. It- fl.'ll; H.nh , s i ; QiinricrB lb-P.izi-x
r.islud nl !.hr ar 5 p-T t-ent iiisi-' tint.
Kills n ihi- B;mk "I Ch irl.itu- inken at pur.
A rtr.-wina will b firwjided as soon aa the re
rutt becomes known
Omimiinira'inn addressed to DON RODRI-
u r.z,. (care oi i.iiy Tost C-liarletion, . U.) un
til The 4th July will he uttendi-d to.
The above Piize was htld in Charleston last
J..lv.
June 10. - 3?-tf
3I0UE PRIZES TUAN BLANKS,
5,031 PRIZES.
10,000 NUMBEHS ONLY!
GRAND SPECULATION FOR A SMALL IN
VESTMENT. Improvement on thearrrovtd Havana Plan Lot-
lery.
JASPER
COUNTY ACADKMY LOTTERY.
By Authority of the Slate of Georgia
Class O. to be drawn July 15, 1856, at Concert
Hall, Alacon, Ga., urder the .worn euperinten-
dence of Col. Gcorjje M.Logan and Jaa. A. Nis-
bel, K?q.
1 his Lottery Is drawn on the Plan of the ''oyal
Lonirr m iiavan 01 filiate numbers; this h.i
onlv 10 100 1 11 111 he 1 8 and the Havana Lottery
31.003 number the Havana 249 Ptizes this
S.0J I prizes. Look to your interest. IS ow is the
time !
CAPITAL $7,500!
1 Prize of $7,500
1 do 3,' 00
1 do 2,0"O
3 do 1.01 0
5 do 5-;0
20 do Uti
5.0(0 dv 8
5.CJI Pria, amooming 10 $G0 CfO !
Ticket-. 10. Hnlvea 45. Quarters. S2 50
Prises pat aide without l ducii.m.
Pera -n endlni; money by oail no, d not fear
its hi ing lost. Outers piitiriually utti-nded :o
omiiitiiiieaituns con hd nt lal. Kank INotes ot
nn sound b.iiik takt n at pur. Utawtngs sent to
.ill ordering Tickets.
'1 li ee wishing particular numbers thould order
irum- ilmt- Iv.
Tlii 5 00t' Prize of fPt ate de ern-ined V'y the
diauing of ihe Capital f vT.MHI ; it Ihe Num
ber that draw ihe 1 annal is n even nun bt r
h e Ticket ending ith 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, are entitled
i" a3 ; 11 an oriil iNnn.bPr ihosw licketa tnuing
wsm 1, j, o, 7, a, are en '1 led i-SS.
Addiess JAMES F H INTER,
Manager, Macon. Ga
June 17 40 if.
TALLOW CANDLES.
IT7E h ive received the agency of C. C. Hhoiles'
I allow Candle the best article m-de
mo uniira -t;iir. hi ne Kept con.-liinny on
har.d and sold for cash only on delivery, ai No. II
North Water Mreet.
G. H. KELLEV & BRO.
May 23, '53. 30 tf
AFFLICTED READ!!
PHILADKI. IMU., MEDICAL HOUSE
Established luetity-iwo veurs uro b Dr
ITI Wi r .1 . . . . J ...
n.i.t.er.L.i.v, corner ot 1 nird and Loion street a.
i-iiiiaac'ipiiia, fa.
1 W K N T V-T W O V E A R S '
Experirnee has rendered tr K. a ino-t aue
cesstul prae-uiinner in the cure 01 ail dista.-cs of
a on v.. to nat ure ; tunnhood's debility, as an im
peJiment to marriage; n rvous an. I sexual in
nrmnfef, diseases I the kkin, anil those un?in.
I'uiii abuse of mercury.
take Particular, notice.
There is an evil habit soiuet iines in.ttil-. ed in by
"". 'n aoiitiiiii), orcn uiok up wnii mein to
Hanh'jod ; anl which, if not reloruied in dint lime,
n-. nni) oegti serious uosiaclts to mairiiinmi-
ai nappinevs, but gives rife to a series of pro.
iraetid, insidiou.-, nnd devastating aHeeiions.
-ew ij inufc win, jtie way 10 nils nernii l'us
oranice areuwareol ihe cons, quinces, uniihhev
fin. I the nervon.. ,-yoieiii shattered, f. el si ran j;e and
una. countable sen.:iilons, ami vague fears in ill
mind ( .-See pag. V7, -.'8, 29, of 1 r. K't book on
' Self Preaervs'ioii ")
The unforr unuie thus nffected becomes fjecble, la
unaote iu labor witti accusomeo vigor, or to up
I'ly his mind to study s his tep is lardy and wruk;
he is dull, irre-oltre, and cnaages even in his
sports with less energy than usual.
If he emancipate himself before the practice has
none iiswurft, ano enicr matrimony, his marring.'
uniruiuui. ana nis sense leng :ntn mat mis is
caused bv his early folliia Thr.se are considera
tion uhick should awaken the attention of all uho
are similarly siiuuted.
REMEMBER.
He who places himself under Cr. Kinkelin's
1 real men t, mav religiously confide in his .honor
at a gentleman, an rely upon the assurance, that
the secrets of Dr. IC.'a patients will never be dis
clied. Voung man let no f.tlse modesty deter you
from making vour caee known to one, who. from
education and respectability, can certainly be
friend von.
Dr. Kinkelin's residence has been for ihe last
twenty years at the N. W. cottier of Third and
Unlun n reels Philadelphia, Pa
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE.
Can have (by stating their ca-e explicitly, to
geiher wi'h oil their s mnlom-. per letter, enclos
ing a remittance) Dr. K.'e medicine, appropriated
ucordingl .
Forwarded to any part rf the United States, and
packed secure from damage or curiosity, by Mail
or Express -
HE4D YOUTH AN'D MAHOOH
A Vigorous Life or a Premafnre Death , Kin.eUn
on Self Preservation On y 25 C'tnfs.
Letters containing that value in atampa, will
euaure a cop v. ier ret' in ol nmil.
GRATIS ! GRATIS 1! G'tATISiM
A Free GIFT To All.
MISF.RV REL1KVED.
"Nature's Guide." a new and popular Work,
fall of valuable advice and impressive warning,
a ike calrnl iti d to prevent years of miserv. and
save thousands of live?, is dlsttihutfd without
charge, nnd f.irwarded by mill, pr.p.id to ant
Post Office in the United Siaus on receiving an
order enclosing two postage stamps.
June 19. 41 lv-w&t
STEUIEIt ASTORIA FOR
PORTSMOUTH & BEU'FORT.
SUMMER ARRANGEtM EN T.
THE splendid low pressure steamer ASTORIA,
M. M. Gray, Master, havino- been thorooff'ilv
repaired and new Machinery put in hr, will com
mence her regular trips for the season on Satur
day, July 5th, and win run the following schedule.
Leave Washington on Saturday Mornings at 6
o'clock. A BI , for Portsmouth and Beaufort.
Leave Beaufort on Monday Mornings at 6 o'
clock, A. M.. for Portsmouth snd Washington.
Leave Washington on Turadar Mornings at S
o'clock, A. M., for Portsmouth and Beaufort.
Leave Beaafort on Wednesday Mornings at 6
o'clock, A. U.. for Portsmouth and Newbern.
Leave Newbern on Thursday Mornings at 6
o'clock, A. M- for Portsmouth and Beaufort.
Lwave Beaufort on Friday mornings st 6 o'cteek,
A.M-, for Portsmouth and Washington.
Fars from Washington to Portsmouth, tl 50
Do. do. do Beaufort. 4 00
Do. da. Newbern "Portsmouth,-2 60
Do. do. do Beaufort, ' 4 00
MEALS KXTPA. - .
Passengers will bo landed at Portsmouth or Beau
tort without extra charge. - 8. P. HANKS.
WguiUflso,W.CJwip.
f3rJA letter from Rev. Chirlcs Hibbntd, Mis-
M..uary in Kurmah. to his lather, Jost ,h Xobin
eon.Ksq , ol this City, has been handed 10 us for
pttbiic-uiion, from which we make thu following
ei tracts, Providence Journal. i j
Thewtok, Mauluiain, June 6, '655.
' Pear Father VMll yuu kii.dlv sav to MrJ Da
vis that Mrs. llibbatd and ntjteif. arid irideid I
might add, a.l who came out ui.h us, f. el jrery
gratetail lor the box ol Pain K ilier whi. h he truve
us when we left our nulive land lor bui 111:1 li. 1
have ssed it for Cottgits, Colds, viuJent Internal
Paina:. Summer Complaints, Bums, Bruises aod
lor lti Sting of t'corpioiis- Bt:d with utiilorin 9;.c
eess i The only severe spasm of ih; stornaeh
whicnj M rs. Hibnard has h d in Burmah, was In.
stantly relii ved by the l'atn Killer. VNeulwiiys
keep w where we can put our hands on it in: the
dark if nerd be.
AltbonsaW I look Mr. Nisbet'a box in addition
to inyt own when he returned to Ameiii a. mint is
all gone but three or f..yr botile!, und that would
have been gone long ago, had I not refused to part
wiihi'. - I
The Karens. a!fO, are beginning to learn it val
tti5, nnd call for it, but 1 Imve to deny th m, except
in dose., for we could not think of being without
it. Vfith the Pain Killer, I feel myself welt arm
ed ngi.intt disease that is in nil ordinary caws-
It is imriisi r ntublt, and 1 t-eidotii nu ddlc with any
oilier medicine
Rev. CHARLES HIBCARD.
1 1
Ma. Pxsav Davis I 1'eel it to be my dutv to
btar jny itsiimony to the rfficacy of your infalli
ble Pain Killer 1 have used it lor years, for com
plaints of the Stomai h and Ho wilt-, having: for
merly been s-'bjec. to severe attacks of Diurrhraa
and Cholera Morbus but for the Inst two jears I
have inoi had occasion to use it or any other medi
cine for that complaint, it having neilictlv restor
ed my digeaiive orgtms. 1
1 hitda very seveieutt.ii k. a few diva niro. of the
ague,; nnd such n pain in my back, for threw days
and nights, imi 1 could get no re-t. I t. in i nded
of my physician, after several things had been
tried,; in give me sum.-'ning to relieve my bacl and
head of pstin. llr- aio J 11 u.-t bathe-ni d wait till
the Ague wort on, ami toe p.im would wear auav.
1 hud u. much p-.in to f. . ctitv, tun eeM and got
a lb cent bot!lc 1 the "Vtgeta- le Pan. Killer.'' I
took ia little iitwutdlv, nnd u.ilhi d uc on.ing to di-
lections, and one application has reu.ov. d all the
pain nnd 1 am able 10 write to-day, though viiih a
irrii biing h.-m't. I he application was inade list
nighi tiboui nine o'clock, and 1 had a tweet night's
te-t. I h ive recouimen.led 11 lor s. veral vears
and ijt h is given univtital s..tiMueljuP white il has
been used according to ciri cioris, !
ours, giaieitilly, '
I.. PKRKV CHILDS,
Pastor of Bapiitit Church, Troy, 0:lo.
Thousands rf Livins IVtiiictsrs Certify to their
Neighbors fio-m ihiij in iiav. the if'iiifleiful
EJJuts . Ml'i'' PA .V !
KILLER. j
1 Sasdpeky Citv. Ohio, Noy. 24, 1318.
..,. iti.?., . it.ui li. Torut in.
2iih uliimois.it h i nd. and iii tepl v u ill tay Vi
begin felling Perry l)a is' Pain Killer, aiiuiwiti
Mr J. IS. tl irrt-. U.-ar Sir : Voui favor of the
r
h
vciy liitle tfi'.rt on our purl; sales weie mhoIi at
firei,bul as it became known in our Comiiiitnii y,
he demand inciensed rapidly, far beyond our ex
pectations, and every p rt-on that bought it would
come after more, ald speak ol ii in the highest
t tins as a vafu.ible r itiedv for u II tho:e ilineuses
youti pamphlet spoke of Fiom those tec itiimcn-
ln Hons we were Induced to ukc it in our own fam-
i!iesj-aiid the good ttlris.i the nitvicine wtreim-
inciliutely ttpparent. We have sold limit of the
I'm lit Killer than we ever have since or before of
any jot her 1111 en 11 e in the same length of time;
and jive do not ties itate to say thai it has given het
ter satisfaction tothe pttrthaer than any other ur
tiele; we h.ive i-Vor so d. t
Keep a large supply in the West, it is iust siieh n
medicine ;;s 1 lie people want, nnd thev I1.1 ve already
founid out tii-it t hey can cure I he fever and aguef.ir
t went y-tive cents. It wi: cure a cold in one j hwur
a B':vere:ottgh lti one night and ha . ptovbd to
be Hie best in.dicii e in usaY.r a di,ecd Bt .iuaeh
and u anv oiljer n.rpos. s. loiirs,dc.. !
bUL. K WOOD dt GRAHAM
DAVIS' VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
This nnparilluled preparation is receiving Imorc
testimonials of its womicrl til efficacy in removing
p;:tm. than any ntner medi ine ever offered to th-
public And these testimonials come not alone
froiti ihe ignorant, but fiom persons of every de-
gtee ol intelligence nnd every rank of life. Phy
s. clans id" the first respectability, and perfectly
eonverj.tnt with the nature of diseases and ijcme
diesL have recommended this as one of the ; most
1 ffectunl in their line of preparations for the ex
tinction of pain. The. Pain Killer i- used internal
ly and externally, according to the natuie tif the
complaint- 11 has been found to be an excellent
reinietly for sudden colds, coughs, drc: fever and
ague, asthma and phthy Fic. pain in the headj kid
ney complaints, bruises nnd sores, severe burns.
canker, boiis. and ringworms, weak s'omarh, and
general dehility. painter's colic, brokeq breast,
Ac.howel compl.nnr, nnd dvM ntery. cholera, liver
complain', anddysiiepsiu. teeth ache. Ac, f c.
I lie rain Killer is sold bv George R. French.
Wilmington; C. C. Green, Elizabeth Ciiv ; James
W. Carnter. Newhcrn ; W. H. W illnrd. Washing
ton ; and by Druggists and Grocers everywhere.
Oct. 20, 1;55- 94 3m.
SUGARS, SUGARS. i
O A RBLS.Stuan's C. Yellow, j
OV Crushed and ground Lonl. !
Porto liico. in hhd. on.l hhti Jnt rewir
ed and for sale by
April 26.
ZENO H. GREENE.
NOTICE.
day associated with me in the
siuess in V ilmineton. niV Son
I HAVE this
L Hardware Business in
C F- Roats-fos. '1 he lusiness ill herent'ter be
conducted under the firm ot J M Itohinson &
'" J- M. POiH.NSON.
J. MY ROBINSON & SON,
WILMINGTON. JN. C. j
Importers, Manufacturers' Agents and Dealers in
H4KDWAUK. CCTLKIty. IBtlN. 8TEKL,. NAILS. GRI-
CL-l.tL-RAt.
IMPLEMENTS, -c.
C. E. KOSiNSftX
1-M
J. M. R0B1KSO.V.
Jan. 1, I35C.
WILMINGTON SAVINGS BANK.
I Mils institution located at Copt. Potter's office
; opposite Bank of Cape h ear, will be open for
tie reception ot depoi-nea ifi Wednesday of each
eBi., iroiri 4 in 7 n'ciocK, i' fii ., and cn Satur
lay of each week fro-u 4 to p o'clock, P M.
JOHN A. TAYLOR, President.
May. J. jH-tf.
! STEAMBOATS FOR SALE.
E will sell the Ste inters "FAIRY," "UNION"
w and 4-1 it hs of Ihe steamer "KV ERGB EEN -
ill ,hf which are no on the waters of the Pee Dee
anq , acenmaw. -Faiiit
S length, 61 feet 6 inches,
" breadth, 15 " 4 "
! " d. pi h, 4 " 2 "
measures 51 and 2 95 tons burthen, waa built in the
vearl85l. I
Steamer Uxiox or Eliza'b length, 73 feet 6 inch
j " " " bread. h, 13 "
! " " " depth, 4 2 "
measures 40 and 32-95 tons burthen, was built in
the year 1850, machinery aJ new and in complete
order.
Steamer Etsbgbkkb's length, 121 feet 6 inches.
: " " breadth, ?2
! " , M depth, 6 - 5
measures 160 and 73-9 5 tons, -and was built in the
yearl$48, together withthir Lighters, Jos. R.
Blossom and Republican one of seVen hundred
t arrets, and the other of nine hundred barrels ca
pacity. Also, two Flap, now on ihe Cape Fear
River--one 650, and the other 550 bbla. capacity.,
Terms will be made oasy
j - D. D. ALLEN, ? . -!
-JAS. H. PilTCHETT, J A8sBf'C
, sept. 27. 64-tf
I
i COFFEFv COFFEE.
nrtz
BAGS prints K in Coffee just received
For
I J sle In lata insult tr
jtojp, T.Ny.B.G.WQ&TJ3.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
STANDARD,
TII E0 LOGICAL,
HISTORICAL,
LAW,
MEDICAL,
BIOGRAPHICAL
AND
MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS,
FOR SALE.
trSCi VEIly prime selected Empty Spirit bbls.
-vvy lau raga uuano.
200 " Brown Salt,
50 bbls. Herrin?,
10 half bbls. Snuff, by
"March 6. ADAMS, BRO. fc CO.
PRESERVING CANS.
. 1 .a st year, a great
variety of Self-Seal
ing Cans and Jars
were manufactured,
but aa most of them
werowrongin princi-
t le, failure wis in
evitable. and thou
sands of housekeep
ers lost their fruit in
consequence.
"fr:
Arthur's Self-Seal-
Inr Cans are a verv
different article from those, and warranted to seal
nurmciicnliy.
Never has more complete success attended the
introduction of anv new article of domestic use.
1 duns who intend usinr these Jans, are re
quested to leave tneir oiderttduirng ihe month of
June with. - L. N. BARLOW..
June 7. 36.
P. S. These Cans cannot bo obtained at any oth
er place.
FRESH ARRIVALS.
T'lE aubscriber has just added largely to his
A. stock of good things, all fresh and in fine or
der. Among his articles ure
ORANGES; APPLES;
l.EMO.NS; . CITRON;
RAISINS; C'UUItANTS:
COCOA NUTS; JELLIES;
PRESERVES; PICKLES;
CANDIES, n large and varied assortment
PINE APPLES,
B t NAN As,
BRANDY FRUITS,
PKUNE-.
PLANTING POTATOES;
SEGA RS and TOBACCO;
GROCEU1ES. Ac. dc
. All of tho above articles will be sold at the low
est cash prices.
F. M. AGOSTIM.
Feb. 9,1850. HO-tf.
DRIED FRUIT
lOOlf
Apples anJ Peaches, on handand
ale by
T. C. & B. G. WORTH.
April 10.
GROCERIES, &c.
I CC BAGS Coffee, 50 bbls Suarar. Candles,
lUU.Siittp. Starch, Shot, Powder, Crackers,
Butter, mnuii, lanay, tjic , lor sale rv
June 7. ZENO H GREENE.
N.C. C. A. Copy. No. 7Market-St.
JUST RECEIVED BY G. R. FRENCH,
FHK.SH supply of PERRY DAVIS' VEGE
rv TABLE PALN KILLER, in entire New
Dress To be sure that you get the genuine Med
icine, inq'iire for the New Dress with two fine en
graved sieri labels on each bottle.
Aptil 19. 15-tf.
GRAIN CRADLES
A SUPERIOR article, for by
J. M- ROBINfcON & SON.
June 3.
34.
FISH ON CONSIGNMENT.
t(Vt BBLS. No .3 Mackerel,
OUKJ 60 i do. do.
A few bbls. No. I do.
A fc.v bbls. M ullcls, just received, nnd for
sale In lots to suit, by G.W.DAVIS.
June 14 39
NOTICE.
LL persons are hereby forewarned not to
trust anv of the crew of the barquean'ine
' W in. II vde. as no debts contracted hvlhem
111 oe paid by tile captain or consignees.
June 14. ADAMS, BROTHER & CO.
7 BACON !B A C ON 11
-I K HIIDS. Western Sides and Shoulders,
1 J 30f0 lbs. N. C. " "
For sale in quantities to suit by
JuneH. ZENO rl. GREENE.
MOLASSES, MOLASSES.
A GOOD sweet article in hhds. and bbis
For
Xx. sale by
June 14.
ZENO II.
GREENE
33
JUST RECEIVED.
Qflfl PAIR Lfdics black and colored foxed and I
ttpnl Sain rj,
100 pair Ladies fine glove kid Gaiters.
Also, a fine assortment of Ladies fine Slippers,
sitiiante lor spring, which wi I be ohvred at a re
duced price. GEO. it. FRENCH
April '0. '. - 10
VV I LM isgton
MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
THE Subscriber having accepted the agencyol
several large establishments st the North which
will rnrnish him an unlimited supply of finished or
unfinished, foreign and domeatic 51 ARBLE of all
qualities, isnrepared to fill all nn'ers for
MONU9II3N TS AND TOMBSTONES,
andever oiherariicle in the line of the, business
al reasonable rales.
SCULPTURING, LETTERING OR CARVING.
Executed a swell as can he done either North ci
South. . ., ,
Thebeat reference can be given, if required.
; JAS. McCLARANAN.
Jan. 6, 1654. tf.
JUST RECEIVED.
Ofl BUSHELS beautiful White ; Beans
For
U si at GEO. MYERS
May 20. . ' , 28
WHEEL BARROWS.
t ANAL and Garden, for sale by.
'or sale by.
ZE.NO H. GREENE.
W June 14.
4 N. C. HAMS.
A LOT of 151 pieces, just received and lor sale
rV by ZBNU.H. GREENE.
May 15.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
THE fubbcriber bavins qualified aa Admin:tta
lor to the estate of Samuel A. Baker, deceased,
at the June Term of ihe Court of Pleas and Q.uar-'
tr Sessions for the county of New Hanover hete
by gives no:ice to all persons indenied to said de
ceased to make immediate pa menf, nd to all per
sona hiving claims against said estate to present
them within the lime prescribed by law. otherwise
thia notice will be plead in bar of their recovery
HENRY BAKER, Administrator
June 16th, 1556: , 40-1 m.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
TIIE subscriber having qualified, at the June
a. term, laao, oi ine iuuri ei rieas and Quart
er Sessions for the county of New Hanover, as
Executor to the eatate of William Thomscn, de
ceased, gives notice to all persons indebted to said
estate to make payment without delay, and those
haying claims to present them within the time pre
scribed by law, or this notice will be pleaded In
bar of their recovery.
THOS. H. IIOWEY, Executsr.
TARE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
THOSE persons who have watches left for re
pair, by ths deceased, are required to call and
receive ths same, within the time prescribed by
law, r they will be sold at A action, on account of
repairs. T. IL HOWRY. Ei center...
Jj So. Side Market ,t-',
' wttMoioToy, n. c.j
STATIOXEltr,
BLANK BOOKS,
PAPERS OF ALL
DESCRIPTION,
CARDS,
PENS, INK. &c, Ac.
MUSIO,
ARTIST'S MATERIALS
&.C , &c, &c.
HENRY BURKHIMER
VII0LB8ALC & BETAIL
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGAR
STORE.
SIGN OF- THE INDIAN CHIEF"
MARKET STREET, one door above Water
Wilmington, V C.
JV. B. All Orders filled with despatch.
Oct. 26th. 1355 93-tAw-e.
i FOR SALE.
Qryr Acres Pine Lend, situated Immediately.
c . c upon rvnuiingion ana vvemon l( it... lour
10 nve nines irom Depot ai Wilmington.
-AND
50
Acres of Rice or Meadow Land, situated
between Force Put and Thombury 1 11 of
wnicn is hoc swamp Land, t or terms. Ac. uo
py to M. UU.OIML.lf.
Oct. 30, 1855. 97 tf
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
R
EMOVED to the new and spacious Hall Nos,
ya und JUl Ualtunore street. Baltimore IMd
O. K.Chamberlin, Piintipal and Lecturer unon
11 riuuiiiuc cciti ce.
M .:i -
E. K. Losier, in charge of Writing Department.
G. W. Kemp, instructor in Mercantile Calcula
tions and Associate in Book Keeping Department.
J . in. r-uitiins, i eacner in cook Keeping.
" S. T. Williams, Lecturer on Commercial Law.
This Institution piesenta superior facilities to
young men desirous of obtain. na a practical busi
ness education.
1 he course or stud embraces Double Entry,
Rook-Ket ping, as practically applied to the man-
agementof Metcantile. Bank. Manufacturing n,l
steamboat Books familiar Lectures on Commr-
Inl Law upon the subject of Bills of Exchange,
rrummirsury iNotes, t.ontracis, Partnerships, oic.
The exercises are all stiictlv practical, being- de
ducted from actual business transactions, an com.
pletely combining practice witTS theory thatstudenta
on completion ot ine course ure in every- respect
competent to conduct, on scientific ( rinciplcs, any
set of Double Entry Bonks. The students have
access to a Commercial Library procured expressly
lor iiieir Hccomiuoaaiion.
Kxaminationsare held at stated periods and Di
plomas awarded to lluse found competent to repre-
. .i. : i . e
eeui me iii.ui uii'in in h me.eani ii capacity.
U.-ual length of time to complete the wholecoursc
Irom eight to ten wei Ks.
For particulars, write, and receive a circular bv
man.
Sept. 20. 81. ly
OFFICE OF THE
COMMISSIONER OF LOTTERIES.
Baltimore. April IS. 18SC.
'TMIE undersigned, Commissioner of Lotteries
A ot the tsiaie of Maryland, betnff in receini
oaity or letters irom various portions ot the coun
ty, aktng Inquiry a 10 Lottery .Schemes with
which the counlty is flooded, and which purport
lobe DECIDED BV THE DRAWINGS OP THE M AIT
LA SD Consolidate Lotteries, ' lakes this meth- j
od to answer ail such letters ot inquiry, and in
form the public that all Lotteries purporting
TO BE DECIDED BT THE ' ARVLAMD UBAW1NG8 ABE
gross fsauds; that certain parties who style
tnemseivcs .ti orris ot co., ana pretend to be Man
agers or sole Agents for the Grand Charter Lotte
ries at Cleveland, Ohio, are impostors, and said
lottery a fraud, having neither legal or presumptive
existence; ana tnnt another fictitious firm, styled
M urry or, IO., Cleveland. Ohio, are also 1 moos tors.
ana an lotteries wnicn iney proieas to bo mana
gers or agents for, are also frauds.
RICHARD FRANCE, of this clty.Is the Con
tractor for drawing the Maryland Lotteries. The
business is conducted under the firm of R.
FRANCE & CO., as Managers, and thev have no
solengentsin the city of Baltimore. There are.
however, some forty licensed venders for th State
of Maryland, who derive license under him,
through this office, to sell tickets in the Maryland
Lotteries. v. II. Mc.Hitn,.
Commissioner of Lotteries for the State of Md.
May 10. 24-3m.
RICE, RICE.
C)CC CASKS in store and for sale in lots to
JJ suit by
May 13. T. C. ci B..G. WORTH.
N. C. SHEETINGS AND YARNS.
1 fl BAIES N C. Sheetings arid Yarna.jual re-
J. J ceived and for sale by
June 12.
T. C. d B. G. WORTH.
NOTICE.
A LL persons haying claims against Moore,
a a. otaniy at. uo win piease present I hem for tel.
uerneni ana aii uiose tnoeotea to tnrm are re-I
quested to come forward and make immediate pay
ment to the subscriber.
Oct. 6 JNO. A. STANLY".
SPIRIT BARRELS.
-I Kf PRIME SECOND hand Spirit
Turben- !
x II
no pots., now landing and lor Bale by
ADAMS, BRO. at CO.
June 17
i SOAP,
BOXES Colgate's Pale and No l.forsaleby
JVMarth 6. GEO. HOUSTON.
ROOMS TO LET.
MRS. FOltD is desirous of renting s number
of the rooms in her house, during ihe sum
mer months, furnished to Gentlemen wishing
pleasant and airy apartments, with or without
Board. A good chambermaid will be in atlrndanr
on the rooms, and every care taken to render them
comfortable and clean. ..
Room can be taken any time from 1st of May.
April 26. j 18-3m
JUST RECEIVED,
OC BBLS, Maekeral ; 20 bbU. No. I large -next
' Hen-ins i 5 hhds. Bacon, low for cah.
June 3. GEO. MYERS.
JUST RECEIVED,
PER Schr1. Emily:
9 bbls. Sweet Cider
5 baskets Chtmpaffne Wine.
doi. raie Ale, (in bottles.
May 15. J.ft. RKSTON.N.
For sale by
o. 15 Market.st.
NAILS ! NAILS!!
1 fjfj KEGS assorted, from 4 to 20 penny. Just
1 v J received and for ssle by
Jpne7. ZENO II. GREENE.
N. C. C. A. copy.
CONSTANTLY OX IJAND
A ND formate. Corn. Corn Meal, Tab! Horn.
XX mony. Horse and Cow Feed.
No. IS, North Water street, bv
J. M. STEVENSON.
June 19. ! 41-tf
THROUGH IN 14 HOURS TO
MARS BLUFF, TRI-WEEKU MAIL
..v. ! r HACKS. : ;
LEAVE Georgetown . 7 o'
clock, A. M., Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday. Arrive at
Mara Bluff Si o'efeek. P. M-.
connects with the cars going North and South the
same night.; Leave Railroad 1 0 o'clock, P. Mn
Monday, vVed needs y and Friday. Arrive In
Georgetown next day at or before 2 o'clock, P. M.
distance 64 miles. Fare to. Shackelford eY. Fra.
ser. Agents In Georgetown ; J. M. Smith, Agent
st Railroad. Passengers sre a 'lowed 0 lbs. bag,
gage to each passenger; over 60 poinds 4 cent
per lb. extra will be charged.
; ' J.C. DTK.
.. 9M I7th, 1839. 40-2 v..
n. k. co.
Orrics Eicoijftss and Scrcai!fTB!DEST, )
Wilmington,- ti. C. Jan. I, IP56. )
THE PASSENGER TRAINS WILL, UN
TIL further notice, run oyer this road aa fol
lows :
GOING NORTTf, DAILY.
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Wifmlngron
at 6 A. M.; arrives at GoUlsbort,' at 9 biearr
in ii minutes -snd ariives at Weldon at l.'iO P.
M. -
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leavrs Wl'ming
ton at 4 30 P. M 4 arrives at Goldboro' at 8 ft",
to supper 20 minutes arrives at WtiJoo at 1.0O
A. M.
GOING SOUTH, DAfLT.
DAY EXPRESS leavea Wtld-n at 12 ar
rives at Goldsboro' 3 20 P. M. lenves in 5 min
uter; arrives at Wilmington at 7.30 P. M. to cup
per. . , . ...
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Weldontt 9 PrM ;
arrivea at Golds bo ro' at 1.10 A. M leaves in S
minutes- ai rives at Wilmington at 5 30 A. M,
t'The Night Express Train connects with
the North Carolina Railroad, both ways, at GoMs
boro'. j
Through rickets Nirrti sold in Wilmlnrtoni
to Baltimore S12; to Philadelphia 111; to New
York S15 6C:to Wsshington, D.C., TI. f
tdtT" TtCKCTS WILL SOT SB SOLD TO A KXSBO lit
rxusox. t
Passenger are rotified that an extra c'lnree of
one cent per mile will be required of those vho do
not purchase tickets at stations.
rrelgntby passenger traina double rates. Lo
cal Tare, with tickets, about 3 cents per mile; if
paid in the carr, about 4 centa per mile.
FREIGHT TRAINS.Two thrmtph schedule
traina between Wilmington and Weldos. each
weekt leaving alternately on Mondavi unit
Thursdoya and arriving on Tucadaya and Fri
days. Twoschedule trains per week to Goldsho-
ro"; leavln? Vilmln?ton on Tuesdavs and FrU
days, and Goldsboro' on Wednesdays and Satur
days. All duea on freight, tin ordownr. navahlcai Cim-
eral Freight Office in wil
delivery, including that on the North Carolios
ltanroad. a. I.. FREMONT.
Jan. 29. General Superintendent.
Orrrcs XViu.
fe Mi. Rail Road. :
Wilminjton, Dec
an. . 1
I3ih,l55.
NOTICE is hereby given that all Freight trans
ported by this Road will be at theenttro rUlr
of the owner, Irom the moment it Is unladen from
me iars at me point ot delivery
L. J. FLEMING.
General Superintendent.
HMy
Dec. 15.
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
Pi BAGS Prof. Mane's imnroved minor Phaa.
I J phateof Lime. For aale bv
March 6. ADAMS, BRO. & CO.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! !
THE subscriber having adopted the "thirty da n
and -CoA system,'' is determined to make it
to ine interest or purchasers to patronize hi in, by
keeping constantly on hand a sudoIv of Groce
ries. Ac, at reduced prices.
Just received : 4U boxes of Goshen and FnrrKoK
dairy Cheese: 36 bags Java. Rio and Lnaiumr
Coffees; a large and' fresh supply of nice Butter
and Lard; 43 bags and boxes Buckwheat i 200f
lbs. Codfish: No. I and 2 Mackerel and Sfllmnn
in half bbls. and kits: Hiram Smith's Flour, in
half bbls.; Rice Flour; 45 boxes of Stereln, Ada
mantine and Sperm Candles: Soda. Bu'fer. Su
gar and Wafer Crackers, in bbls. and boxes ; Fui-
iob market tseel, ore., T-e. tor sale by
WM. L. S. TOWNSHEND.
March 6. No. 20, Market street.
DISSOLUTION
THE firm of Wilkinson & Ealer is this 'lay dis
solved by mutual consent, the business will h
seinea Dy j. wiiniason.
J. WILKINSON,
WM. M. ESLEJL.
Jan. 14, 1856.
J. WILKINSON will continue the UnhoTstev-
ing and Paper Hanging in all its branches. Those
having accounts against Wilkinson &. Esler will
please present them, snd those indebted will con
fer a favor by making payment immediately to
. WILKINSON.
Jan. 19. J3i
JUST RECEIVED AND RECEIVING.
A FINE and large lot of French and Domestic
Candies.
A large suppry of ah" kinds of Jellies.
Brandy Fruit,
Peaches in the natural state, in cans, i
Raisins, fresh and in fine order.
Figs of various kinds. i
A largo lot of Apples, Oranges and Lemons.
Pickles, assorted.
The above articles will be sold wholes! or ro.
tail at the Broadway Variety Store. No. 40. Market
atreet, by VV. H. DcNEALE.
April 12. . 12
RICE, RICE.
QC CASKS, just In. Forsaleb
e-Mpril 10. T. C. A B. G. WORTH.
LET US REASON TOGETHER.
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HOLLO WAY'S PILLS.
- WHY ARIJWE SICK 1
It has been the lot of the hnm.in r- in ha
weighed down by disease and suffering. HOLLO
WAV'S PILLS are SDeclallv ndaoid in Ih rlif
of Ihe WEAK, the NERVOUS, iheDELICATE.
and the IN FIRM, of all climes, ages, aexes, and
constitutions. Proferfor Hollo way personalty su
perinterda the manufacture of his medicines in the
T J l . . -j a' . i .
uuiicuomin, anu oners litem ro a iree and en
lightened people as the best remedy the world ever
saw for the removal of disease.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE Bl.nnn
These famous Pills are exnres.lv mmhined
operate on the atomach, the liver, the kidneys, the
lungs, the skin, and the bowels, correcting any de
rangement in iheir fenetions. nnrifvtnv th .nA
the yery fountain of life, and thus euiing disease
in all us forms.
DVSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
rvesrlv half Ihe human nro k. r.k.n
Pills. I t has been proved in all parts of the world
that nothing has been found equal to them In ca
sesol disorders of the livr iln.Mii mA
en compiamis generally. They soon give a
healthy tone to these organs, however tno;h de-j-anged,
and when all other means have failed.
GENERAL DEBILITY, ILL HEALTH.
Many of the most despotic Governments have
opened their Custom Housos to the Introduction
of these Pills, that they mav become the medicine
of the masses. Learned Colleges admit that this
medicine is the best remedy ever rnown for per
sons of delicate health. or where the system has
been impaired, as ita invigorating properties sever
fail to afford relief. r '
; FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
No Female, young or old, should Be without this
celebrated medicine. It corrects and regulates the
monthly conrsesat all periods, acting in many ea
ses like a charm. It is also the best and safest med.
icine that can be given to children of all ages, s nd
for any complaint ; consequently no family should
be without it.
lloUavny's Pills are the bfst remedy knovn in Ike
teorld for the follmcmp Diease.t s
Asthma Diarthcca Indigestion Stone A Gra
Bowd Com- Dropsy Influenza vel
' plaints 'Debility I n fl a m m a - Secondary
Coughs Fever and tion Symplons
Colds Ague toward VenerUI Af-
Chest Dis- Female die- Weakness lections
"ases eases Liver com-Worms of all
Costiveness Headaches plaints kinds
Dyspepsia Lcwnes of Piles
Spirits, .
. Si?!(,",,nEYlishmeritsofPro'essorFoL
loway, e0 Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand.
London, sad by ail respectable DruprUts and Dea-
Medidqea throughout the United States,
In Pou and Boies, st 25 cents, 62 cents, snd
tl ,00 each.
rThere Is a considerable savin by liking
the larger sizes. -
N.B. Directions for the guidance of patients
in every disorder srs sfBxsd to each Pot. '
July 6. . 43-1 -c.
' RATES OF P4L0T-AGE.V
JUST printed and for sale at TY Commercial
Offlon. ths Rates of Piiotere ur the Bar tad
WILMINGTON & WEL.