...
While the other twenty-foor Ststes have a popo
lation of 9 768,488 ; tearing a balance in faTor of
these seven States over the twenty-four States of
&ver 16 000. This difference is increasing daily.
The value of vessels shipwrecked in eight years
r ss 8,852.064 ; damage sustained by vessels for
854 by St. Clair flats $660 146. r; From 1837 to
1855 thf re has been collected for revenue on the
Lakes 55 611,129 Congress id the same time has
appropriated for Lake harbors 2 884.125, leav
ing a balance in the United States Treasury, a
received from Lake commerce, over and above
what haa been- tsken from the treasury to benefit
the Lakes, the sum of $2, 627,004. Deduct the
cost atid expenses of the Lake lighthouses for
the same time, and the Treasury still has a bal
ance of over 81.000,000.
The coast line of our great Northern Lakes ex
feeeds three thousand miles is length. The great
est length of Lake Ontario Is 180 miles, that of
trie 240, Huron 200, Michigan 820, and Superior
855; making a total length of 1,553 miles, and
an area of. 90,000 square miles. The entire area
drained by them gtest inland seas is estimated at
346,515 square miles. They empty their waters
Sato the ocean through- the St. Lawrence, which
s navigable from Lake Erie downwards to all
Vessels not exceeding 130 feet keel, 20 feet beam,
and 10 feet draught. Detroit Free Press. h
COMMERCIAL PROSPERITY OF NEW OR
LEANS. The city of New Orleans, commercially, appears
to be growing very rapidly. The domestic : ex
ports to foreign and coastwise ports, for the fiscal
year just closed, amounted to $110,353,436, which
is an increase over the year ending the 30th J une,
1S5, of twenty-six millions six hundred and
'eighty-five hundred and ten dollars. The increase
in exports to foreign conntrjea fr the year reach
es the extraordinary sum of $24,869,411, or with
in a few-hundred dollars of twenty-five millions
of dollars, and an increase over the great year of
1853 of $12,749,339. The domestic exports from
New Orleans exceed those of New York for the
same period of time. They are given as follows :
New Orleans, $80,547,963; New York, $75,026,
244, r over five millions greater from New Or
leans than from New York. This does not took
like New Orleans losing her commercial prosperi
ty io consequence of railroads over the South and
West diverting trale to other Atlantic porta.
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
T I If 1 TJ N S U fr T H K BEST UUAI.1TI JK.fc.17
OUUaSHE COAL, dailv expected. -
Constantly on hand, all kinds of wood, Staves,
Shingles, etc., etc. All sales cash, J. LFOB.
August 2nd, 1956 60 tf
PROSPECTUS
OF TIIE RAIL ROAD TIMES.
- AN IVnKPEN'DEVT .inPRNAf..
Devoted to News, Internal Improvement, Educa-
merce. ' . -
yiJE know that the interests of the People of
V V our State demand such a paper, and believing
that one free from political strifes and quarrels ot
thedav, devoted to such topics, will be the kind
the? desin, we confidently enter upon this enter
prise with the assurance ot meriting and meeting
their approbation and support. Our objeot is to
make the Times the mirror of the State, in which
all can see their true interests held up and eocour-
INTERNAL lMPROVfT.MENTS.Tb thlssub
ject we expect to devote as much space as a full
statement of the varioue operations will require;
for as our works of improvement advance, so do all
tthe other interests ot the State. ''
EDUCATION. It is a source of regret to all
'interested in the Educational interests of out
State, (and who is not 7) that our papers are so
much devoted to party poWrt'ca, &e that this area!
therefore, to devote to this subject, a portion ot
our space We will foster and carefully note the
advancement of Kdticnio, hot only in our higher
Schools, out a loo m our common acnoois. .
y a (lopnl TITIJ tf. . M iMTTlC'inTTTRP. A1VI1
COMMERCE, at tuis stage Of our history; are
commanding the attention of all War good State
and money-loving citizen. Therefor?, Vhe Mark
' eta wiiThe reported with care, and all items, calcu
" lau-d to throw light on either of these inseparable
oranche of industry, will be carefully gleaned and
inserted every we k
. It is unnecessary to iiy more if we had time,
but theVhistlo f the locomotive' on the EaM
n,l ihi! rhwrinu news frum the West admonish
u to eloe. PerM.lt us, however, to- assure yu
Hint iur ursi nuitiirai nic i iih n ih nnmc i,
sppejfn pre about th; time the cars reach this place
from the East. . " '
'TERMS The Times will he printed w?rkly 5a
KJrecnsborough.N. C, on new ri-rial, and TOn.
Inin as much Tearing iiivUt a ny paper In the
fc'iate, fur 5'i per aoiiiMti ih ad v:itwe. ;
k. vv . tjtii.i; urn,
' ' C. C. lOI.E-
. J. W. ALBJtlGHT.
Nov. 6. , lOO-il
EMPTY BARRELS. I
QprfVEMPTV Spirits Turpentine barrel, j"t
&J) received f.er fc'chr. Snnnv South. For
alebv ADAMS, BRO. & CO.
July 17. ' , 52. f
; CIRCULAR, i ;
A BOOK FOR EVERY SOUTHERN METHODIST
Early in 1856, probably in the month of Febru
ary, I expect to publish a new work to the partir
. ular features of which I bee leave to call Your at-
The An nals of Southern Methodism, for '1855,
will be a 12 mo volume of nut less than 360 page.,
well printed, from stereotype plates, upon eood
paper. It will contain, all available statistics in
every department of the operations of the
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH.
The desisn embraces the Plan of Episcopal visi
tation; accounts of the sessions of all the Confer
ences held in 1355, the appointments, numbers, die;
a summary of all reported revivals, notices, of the
dedication of new Churches; reports of College
Commencements, with all else connected with our
educational movements; a resume of our Mission
ary orjerations. embracing whatever esema of gene
ral Interest in that department ; the movements of
the Tract and Sunday School Societies; whatever
appertains to onr publishing interests, with an
nouncements of all New Books published by our
Concern, or written by Southern Methodists ; what
the Church is doing for the instruction of Slaves
Historical and Biographical Essays interesting
personal reminiscences ; and a miscellany of im
portant facts and incidents.-
- - THE "ANNALS."
It ia believed, will be a fair and full daguerreotype of
the progress or southern Methodism.
It will occur to you at once, that if 1 have suc
ceeded in preparing this volume wiih 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 particular juncture of its
history.
THIS DIGEST
Will be specially valuable as a Book of reference.
To whatever question of general interest may arise
In regard to the events of 1855, it ia hoped that a
Batitlactory answer will be found in ihe Annals.
While it is believed that the Ministers in our
Church will desire copies aa soon as they can be
obtained, I have paid regard to the what I suppoa
d theaastesof general readers. The older mem
bers of the Church will find sketches that carry
uiem-oacK to tneir earlier compeers, aatn true de
partment 1 have not restricted myself to the histo
ry of the year, but have collected whatever hasap
eared durins the year, which, aeh'story and biog
raphy, preserve the memoirs of the olden. : time,
fend 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
first copies issued from the press. A gold dollar
)asted in a letter can be sent securely and is pref
erable to bills of distant anks. Those of the banks
In North and South Carelinn will be as good a gold.
In return a copy will be aent well wrspped and pre
paid. - .!(..;
My-ddreas is Goldbor N. C. ;
- CHARLES P. DEEMS.
Dec. 29. 122-lm
JUST RECEIVED. f
nTif iLBS- N- c- Bacon. (Hog roond.V '.'V !
JJJJ io Kegs fresh Goshen Butter. For sale
r WsTt-L. 8. TOWNSHKND. ;
"'" No. 20, Market St.
LIQUORS! LIQUORS !! I
2.1
BBLS. Rectified Whlskev.
25 " Ram, Gin and Brand v in) riA
kodior sal by ZENO H. GREENE.
August 7, 18&6. , : . J
SPIRIT BARRELS. i i
1 n PRIMR SECOND handSpIriu Tnrpen
1 OIJ tine bbls now landing and for sale by
Jaa 17. ADAMS, BRO.dk CO.
No. 2 11.1CKEBEI,. i
TTJST Received, 1 10 bble. large alxa No. 2 Hali
al fax Mackerel. - For sale in lots to suit by
GEO. W. DAVIS, North Water-st. ,
Jry, 46-tf.
NAILS! NAILS!!
1 nl KEGS assorted Nails, just received and
JLUU for sale by ?ENQ H. GREENE.
Aug. 5. 1- 60
- : CANDY
OC BOXES assorted steam refined Canrly. For
Ossleby . - ZENO H. GREENE.
Aug. 5. . 60
VLNEGAR.
Of BBLS Cider Vimgsr, jusi received and for
fcUsaleby ZENO II. GREENE.
: Aug. 5. ' 60
- BAY! HAY!
A PA BALES prime Hay, In store and for sale
4fcUUby T. C. d B. G. WORTH.
Aug. fi 60
WILMINGTON SAYINGS BANK.
THIS institution located atCapt. Potter's office
Opposite Bank of Cape Fear, will be open for
the reception of deposites 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-tf.
TALLOW CANDLES,
WE have received the agency of C. C. Rhodes'
Tallow Candles the best article made in
the United States. Will be kept constantly on
har.d and sold for cash only on delivery, at No. 11
North Water street. - -
G. H. KELLEY BRO.
May 23, '55.' 30-tf
Orrrca Wil. & Maw. Rail Road,
Wilmington, Dec. 13th, 1855. $
.VJOTICE is hereby given that-all Freight trans.
x. ported oy tnis ttoaa win oe at tne enure risa
of the owner, from the moment it la unladen from
the Cars at the aoint of delivery.
. L.J. FLEMING,
General Superintendent.
Dec. 16. 117. ly
A BOOK FOR EVERY METHODIST.
THE ANNALS OF '
SOUTHERN METHODISM FOR 1855.
Edited by the Rev. Charles R Deems. D. I).
THIS New Wo a It embraces the ttatUtUt and a
great variety of Other interesting in forma' ion
in every department of Southern Methodist opera
tions, under the following fteneral heads t
I. The Episcopacy. II. Plan of Visitation.
III. The Conferences. IV. Dedication of Uhur
ehes. V. Revivals. VI. Missions. VII. Colle
ges. VIII. -Sunday Schools. IX. Tract Socie
ty. X. Publishing Houee and Literary Notices.
XI. Instruction of People of Color. Xlt His
torical Sketches. XIII. Biosrapical Skrthes.
XIV. Personal Notices. XV. Bishop Andrew's
Letters on California. XVI. Memorials of Bish
op Capers. XVII. Miscellaneous. XV11I. Ap-
penrix. ibv pages, large le mo.
Price 4', for which a eopv will be sent prepaid.
Bills of the Banks of North or South Carolina,
or gold dollars, should he sent. A liberal dis
count to Bookseller and Ministers Address
CHARLES F. DEEMS,
Uoldsboro', N. C.
Jan. 10. 127
LABORERS WANTED.
WANTED TO HIRE, two able bodied male
hand from 1st October, for the balance of the
year, or by the month. A liberal price will be giv
en. Apply at this office, or to C. H.Alexander, Top
sail soona.ni. u.
July i-i. 54-lm
Journal and Herald, copy I mcnlh, weekly, and
send bill.
. THE COMMISSION HOUSES
LOSING al half-naat five o'clock, com men
-J cing this afternoon, we deem it a fitting time
to remark that the Book St or, supplied with a
choice slock f Heading Matter, Including most
of the latest publications, does not close until at
east two hours later
July 19. S. W, YVIirTAKRfX.
CO-PARTNERSniP NOTICE.
THE undersigned have purchased the DrugEs-
I. UHOIIIIILII I Ul HI1 . O - VJ w r . I ' U , C.
dous brattclreviideV ihe firm of VV. M RARES &
C. WALKER MKAUr-'.S,
- J- I. VKjtftKSv M. O
Mav 2ft. ' VP,.tf
FISH ON CONSIGNMENT.
5nn BBLS. No 3 Mackerel,
vVJ 60 k d-
A few bbls. No. 1 d.i.
A febbls. Muiletsji: toctrved, and for
sale in lots to suit, by O.W.DAVIS.
June 14. 3!)
FLOUR! FLOUR!!
ACS BBLS. Superfine, fresh ground. For sale
bv ZENO H GREENE.
July 31. - 68
SOME OF THE MOST INTERESTING
BOOKS lately issued are? Green Peas, picked
from' the patch of Invisible Green, Esq : Ad
ventures of Girard, the Lion Killer (The New
Age of Gold, or, the Life and Adventures of Rob
ert Dexter Romsln; Rachael snd the New World;
Yankee Travels Through Cuba ; Wit and Wis
dom of Sidney Smith; Wau-Bun, or the "Esrly
Day" In the Northwest ; the Sparrowgrass Pa
pers; Salad for the Social; Fangletown Letters;
The Daisy Chain, Ac. All on hand and for sale
at S. W. VVUITAKER'S.
July 19. 53
FOR AUGUST.
GODEYS Lody'a Book, Graham's Msgozine.
Peterson's Lady's National received
Harper, Putnam, Knickerbocker, Hunt's Eclec
tic. &c, as soon as published. At i
July 19. S. W. WHITAKER'S.
ON CONSIGNMENT.
fpi BOXES New York city made Pale Soap, a
Uu prime article. For sale by
July 3. . G. W, DAVIS.
25 DOLLARS REWARD !
RAN A WAV from the subscriber, his ser
vant JIM SHAW, a young dark mulatto, of
light and rather small figure ; generally
smiles when sbout to talk. He was neatly dress
ed in a black frock coat, and black pantaloons.
The above rewjrd will be paid to any one will de
liver him to me, or secure him in snyiaii.
JAMES F. McREE.
May 6. 22-tf
CONVENTION!
WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANTS. A
meeting will be held in this place early in
May, of the Wine and Liquor Merchants of New
Hanover County, for the purpose of adopting
measures for the removal or modification of the
extreme heavy tax now imposed upon them.
IA further notice will be'aiven of the time
and place of holding said Convention. -
A prii a. . . -
SOAP.
crv BOXES Colgate'a Pale and No t,or sale by
OUMarch 6. v GEO. HOUSTON.
TRAVELER'S GUIDE.
LATEST published. Received this morning
and for sale at
July IS. S. W, WHITAKER'S
FOR SALE.
A GOOD Milch Cow, apply to
July 15. GEO. H. KELLEYV
JIST RECEIVED.
OA BUSHELS beautiful White Baana. For
4J sale at GEO. MYERS.
May 20. 28
THE NEW AGE OF GOLD.
OR the Life and Adventures of Robert Dexter
Romame, written by himself. One vol. 12mo.
lately published. Received aad for sale at
July 15. S. W. WHITAKER'S,
AXES, AXES.
8 DOZEN S. W. Colby's Georgia UtJftg Bit.
I " Boxing " "
8 n D. Simmons " "
1 'Boxing " "
2 Eagle Wing Broad Axes.
Low for cash, GEO. H. KELLEY BRO.
.April 12. Wo. 11, North Water street.
FLOUR AND CRACKERS.
pTf BBLS. Fine and Super Flour; 20bbl and
JJ 25 boxes Sugar and Soda Crackers. . Now
landing and for sale by ZENO H. GREENE.
July 2. N. C. C. Advocate copy. 47.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
The nect ordinary, drawinv of the Rovsi Havana
Lottery conducted by the Spanish Government, un
der the supervision ot the Captain vjencrai ot i-u-ba,
will take place at Havana on - -
SATURDAYr AUG, 9 th, 1856.
SORTEO NUMEROS67 ORDINARIO.
CAPITAL FRIZE $100,000 !!!
1 priaeof 1 10,000
1 " , 50 J300
1 " " 20.000
1 . 10,009
8 prites df 2,000
2 . J.UUO
70 " 400
149 " 200
20 Aor'xoi's. 700
1 5,000
: - r
4 approxlmatldna to the 3100,000 of 600 each
a r,r fijnn m an nnn , anrainn m an nan a of
a?00 :o 10,0CD; 4 of 200 toSS.OCO.
Whole t icaets, ajxu; Halves, U; uuartcrs aa.uu.
Prize cashed at sight at S per cent discount.
Bills on the Bank of Charlotte taken at par.
A drawing will be forwarded aa soon as the re
sult becomes known.
Communications addressed to DON RODRI
GUEZ, (care of City Post Charleston, S. C.) un
til the 9th Abgust will be attended to. "
July 24th. 55-tf
HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS,
7,767 PRIZES.
ONLY 15,000 NUMBERS!
JASPER
COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
By Authority of thi' State of Georgia. I
Class P. to be drawn August IS, 1856, at Concert
Hall, Macon, Ga., tinder the sworn superinten
dence of Col. George M. Logan and J as. A Nia
bet, Esq.
Patrons will please examine this scheme care
fully compare it with any other, and if it ia not
the best ever offered, and the chances to obtain
capitais far better, don't purchase Tickets.
CAPITAL $15,000!
1 Prize of 1 5,000 is 16,000
1 do 3,000 is 3,0u0
1 do ' 2,000 ; it 2.000
4 do - 1,000 are ' 4.000
10 do 600 are 5,000
0 do 100 are 6.000
20 appr'ximat'na of 50 to SI 5,000 Prize are $1,000
50 do. 35 to 3,000 H are 1,250
50 do. 20 to 2,000 " are L000
eOapprx'ms. of 12 to each capital of 1,000, 1,000
7 500 Prizta of 8i -are 03,750
7,7ti7 Prizes, smountipg to $102,000 !-
Tickets, $10. Halves. $5. Quarters, $2.50.
Prises payable without Deduction.
The 7,500 Prizes of $81, are determined by the
Number which draws the $15,000 Pi ize it that
number should bean odd Number, then every
odd number Ticket in the scheme will be entitled
to $8 50; if an even number, then every even
nnmber Ticket Will be entiiled to $8.60, In addition
to any other. Prize which may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying an equal quantity of odd
and even number Tickets will be certain of draw.
ing nearly one half ihe cost of the same, with
chances of obtaining other Prizes.
All those Tickets ending with 0, 2,4,6, 8, sre
evr-n - all those ending with 1, 3, 5, 7. 8, are odd.
Persons sending money by nail need not fear
Its being lost. Orders punctually attended to.
Communications confidential. Bapk Notea of
all sound Banks takrn at par.
Those wishing particular numbers should order
immediately.
Address JAMES F WINTER,
Manager, Matron) Oa.
July 15-6l-tf.
CIRCULAR SAWS.
rTTIIIOSEf AWS Stamped J. M. ROBINSON
JL are manufactured of the finest quslhy Cast
Steal, by the very best workmen. They are tem
pered bv SvWestet's Patent Tempering Machines
(which tempers more evenly, snd renders the blade
stiller,. it the guage or plole, than sny oiner ap
paratus.) and ground on Southwell's Patent Saw
Grinding Marftlne; the only machine that will
grind a Circular Saw petfeetiy true. For sale by
J. In. KUHIIMSUiN Ot. BUM.
Wi'mingion, N. C, July t. f46.
P. S. Saws of every kind made to order.
Herald and Journal copy. -
van summer.
PLUNGE. Shower, and Sponge Bath, Water
t oolers nnd Refrigerators. Just received and
tor sate oy
J. r. LOVE.
Furniture Store, No. 10, Front st.
43
June 24.
FRESH ARRIVALS.
PER schr. 3. H. Flantter, from Philadelphia, at
GEO. H. KELLEY BRO'S No. It, North
Water street 20 bones Adamantine Candles, low
torcasn.
April 12. 12
WAU-BUN.
THE "Early Dav in the North West; by M.rs.
1 John n. Kenzie, of Chicago. One 8vo. vol.,
Illustrated: lately published. Received and for
sale at 8. W. WHITAKER'S.
July 15. H
STEAMER ASTORIA FOR
PORTSMOUTH & BB4UF0RT.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
npHE splendid low pressure steamer ASTORIA,
-a. m. m. uray, M aster, naving ueen tnorougniy
repaired and new Machinery put in her,' will com-
mence her regular trips for the season on Satur
day, July 5th, and will run tne following seneduie.
' Lesve Wsshlngton on Saturday Mornings at 6
o'clock. A M.. for Portsmouth and Beaufort.
Leave Beaufort on Monday Mornings at 6 o'
clock, a. M.t for Portsmootn ana wasmngton.
Leave Washington on Tuesday Mornings at 6
o'clock, A. M., for Portsmouth and Beaufort.
Leave Beaufort on Wednesday Mornings at 6
o'clock, A. M., for Portsmouth and Newborn.
Leave Newbern on Thursday Mornings at 6
o'clock, A. M.. for Portsmouth snd Beaufort.
- Leave Beaufort on Friday morninga at 6 o'clock,
A.M., ror Portsmouth and wasntngton.
Fare from Washington to Portsmouth, $2 50
Do. do. do Beaufort. 4 00
Do. ; do. Newbern Portsmouth, 2 50
Do. do. , do Beaufort. 4 60
MEALS EXTRA.
Paa'eng era will be landed at Portsmouth or Beau-
tort without extra charge, ii. K. HANKS.
Wauhingtoo, N. C, June 19. , 41-tlO
NOTICE.
THEsubscriberespectfully informs the public,
thathe is nowtranascting the Auction business
on a wn account, ana nopes oy stnet auenuonio
business, to merit a eontlnuance olthat patronage
Heretofore aoitoey suy bestowed upon him.
M. CRONLY.
Stock, Real Estate and Negroes. bought and sold
on a commission, either at private or pubjjessie.
Jr.lftt. : . "
NOTICE.
Lon Cubek, May 15th, 1856.
T-HE copartnership of Jones. Moore & Co. ia
L this day dissolved by in ntu I consent. All per
sons indebted by note or aaaoant are requested to
make immediate payment or they will Bad them
in the banda or an Attorney for collection.
JOHN JONES,
J. P. MOORE,
d. McMillan.
THIS snhseriher havinr nnrrhaaed the entire
interest of Jones. Moore i Co., will continue the
business on his own account, thankful for the fa
vors eoaierea upon ine nnn, sna nope to nave a
continuation ol the asm. - "-
JAMES P. MOORE.
May 20. . 28-tf
ICE, ICE, ICE.
THE Wilmington lee House will be open for de
livery of ICE- from aunriee tp sunset, except on
Sanday, when it will be closed at 9 o'clock In the
morning. - , '
Price One cent per pound for quantities of three
panada and over. ' '
Terma easb ia aU eases, without erception.
Tickets can be procured by such as desire them,
-lea furnished to the sick poor, free of chart eg
when by direction from physicians or visiting com
mittees. -April
19. IS tf
"COMMERCIAL"
IflBMIIlIiG
ESTABLISHMENT,
SOUTISIDE MARIST ST. 0 THS EAR IT HOUSE .
" WHJgLNGTON, N. O,
' THBrROFRTETORoftbAswenknowtiiCsUbUshrnent
would call the attention of tba tmsinews community to his
large and beautiful assortment of Type and PreM
havine tast added to his stock one of R. Hos h. Co's
PATSVT fitNOI.E CYLIDI.R PRINTING MA
CHINES, ho U hbw enabled to dd Work at a much more
reaaorjabM raw tuan lormeriy, auq m me nnum, style or
the work.
. CARDS.
Printed frohi $3 td $10 per tbousand.
'. BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS,
' jtECEiPTS FOR
BAtLROAbS, STEAMBOATS, CORPORATIONS, fcc.
BILL-HEADS, SHOP-BILLS, BILLS OF -LADINO,
AND HEADINGS,
ata., c, 6ut.
POSTERS AND . PROGRAMMES.
Ta Would call the attention of Concert Afrents, Show
meu and others, to oar facilities for doing tbia kin4 o
work. : .
i ' m iii or
. PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
Done in the neatest manner, and at short notice.
Thoae in want of Printing w trust will find it to their
advantage to give us a cau.
COMMERCIAL BLANKS.
The attention of Shippers and others Is sailed to our
extensive assortment or Commercial Blanks. . Among tba
collection is a very An and haudaoine lot of Bills of Ex
change, in sheets and books.
November 3, 1846. .s
ROCKY MOUNT MILLS FOR SALE.
pO CAPITALISTS, OR TO ENTERPRISING
X Business men, with a limited capital, the rarest
opportunity for a fiue purchase is now offered.
This property ties on both sides of Tsr River in
the counties of Iash and Edgecombe, one mile
from Rocky Mount Depot on the W.snd W. R. K.,
and embraces the Whole wati-r power of the river
at this point. The power is made available by a
solid dam of granite, laid in Hydraulic Cement,
snd completed within the last twelve months at
an expense of near ten thousand dollars. It is
probsbly the belt data in North Caro.ina.
The other improvements consist of, 1st. The
Cotton Factory- a titost substantial granite build
ing, 70x39 feetrtwB stories high, besides the base
ment, used for Turning shop, ic; nhd a commo
dious attic, where the reeling and packing are
done. The Machinery 116 spindles, with all the
necessary machinery to run them, besides' two ex
tra frames with 132 spindles is in fine order an-1
turning off daily twelve hundred pounds (1200 lbs.)
yarn.
For manufacturing Cotton thislocation is unsur
passed in the United Stat' s. The water-power is
splendid and sufficit nt to run thousands of spin
dles help to b hsd 25 to 50 per cent.cheaper than
in the Northern States. and the raw material at the
Mill, where a good buyer can lay in his stock I to
? cents per lb , below the N. V. market. 2d The
Grist Mill, an excellent framed building 40 feet
square on walls of stone (laid in Cement) that will
stsnd forever. There are five pairs of stonein the
Mill two prs. Burr's for Wheat, and three prs.
E so pas' for Corn. For custom milling this point
can't be excelled in N. C. It is the lowest point cn
the riverst which there is a mill, and here we are
patronized by persons 25 to aO miles In the sum
mer and fall months. The Mills sre driven bv two
overshot wheels, one of wljich wjl be renewed this
summer.
3d. The Saw MIil-a Circular Saw. driven by
one overshot wheel, aD nearly pew and in fine or
der. The neighborhood furnishing a fa r market,
and timber to be had near, or flouted down the riv
er Irom above.
4th. One large snd excellent two storied framed
dwelling, 50x40 feet ihe yard snd gsrden walled
in with brick snd stone. One other handsomely
located dwelling with 5 rooms below and 2 above
stairs eleven fismed cabins for operatives ana
their families, two store houses, two warehouses,
barns, stables, blacksmith and wood shops.
The Mill sites embrace (55) fifty-five acres, snd
a tract of eighty odd acres, one mile distant, for
fuel, Ac, will be so d with the mills.
I will sell the prope-ty on credits running from
one to eight years, should the purt hiiser desire,
snd am confident that, with enteiprise and good
management, a profit of top to twenty per cent
may be realized from it per annum.
Further imformaiion insy be hsd of me, or my
agents, on the premises, or by letter to
WM. S. BATTLE,
' Rocky Mt., Edgeombeco., N. C.
N. B. -Until the property is Sold, orders for
Varns, Plowlines, 4c. directed to the undersign
ed, at Rocky Mount, Edgecombe coun'y, N. C ,
will be promptly attended to.
W. S. BATTLE.
June 21, 1356, 42-sw-2m.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
AT a special meeting of the Board of Commis
sioners of the Town of Wilmington, st Office,
Julv 2nd, 1656:
Present, His Hon. the Mayor O. O. PARSLEY;
H. P. RUSSELL,
L. A. HART, .
T M: GARDNER,
WM. SUTrON,
GEO. DAVIS.
Whereas, The sttbsoiiption heretofore made by
the Commissioners of the Town to the stock of the
Wilmington, Charlotte A Rutherford Rail Road
Company, was made under certain conditions
which are contained in the two first resolutions pass
ed by the Convention for organizing the said Com
pany, held at Wades bq to' on the 3rd and 4th of Oc
tober, 1865) and whereas, the said conditions have
not yet been complied with and it is not probable
that the subscription of 9600.000 required in the
said resolutions csn be obtained : Therefore be it
Retained, That an election be held by the Sheriff of
New Hanover County, on Wednesday the 13th day
of August next, for the purpose of ascertaining the
views of the citizens relative to making an uncon
ditional subscription of 820U,l)Uu to the Japitil Stock
of the Wilmington. Charlotte and Ruihef rd Rail
Road Company. That the polls be opened at 9 o'
clock of that day and close at sunset. All citizens
who are in favor -of making an unconditional sub
scription to the above a mo nt will deposit a ballot
on which shall be written or printed the word "Sub
scription," snd those who are opposed to an uncon
ditional subscription will deposits ballot containing
the words "No Subscription."
ReMived, That the said two first resolutions of
the convention above alluded to be published here
with, In order that the citizens may fully anderstsnd
what will be the effect of withdrawing the condi
tions contained in them.
Resolved, That the Mayor be requested to publish
for the information oi the citizens, all the facta ex
planatory of Ihe late action of the Commissioners
in reference to the corporate subscription to the
Wilmiagtdn, Charlotte aUd Kotherford Rail Road.
RICHARD MORRIS, Town Clerk.
I RESOLUTIONS : -
Of the Convention of the Wilmington, Charlotte A
Rutherford Rail Koad Company referred "to in
"the above proceedings t
1st. Whereas, The Commissioners of the Town
of Wilmington have subscribed the sum pf e00,000
to the stock of the Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruth
erford Rail Road Company, and whereas the said
subscription waa only authorized by the citizens of
the said town and made by the said Commissioners
upon the faith of ita ensuring a reasonable prospect
of the successful completion of the said Road, snd
whereas this company is desirous of offering a rea
sonable guaranty that ihe said subscription shall
not be uselessly expended, and it appearing that
theie is no probability that die said Koad can be
completed unlesa the sum ot at least six hand red
thousand dollara shall he subscribed in addition to
toe said subscription by the said Cammisaioners ;
now therefore, be it Resolved, That no money, ex
cept to pay surveys and other Incidental expenses,
shall be expended for work upon the said Road east
of Charlotte, until the said sum of $60000 exclu
sive of the said corporate subscription, snd of such
subscriptions ss have already been made West of
Charlotte, shall have been eubeeribed. And when
ever the said earn af 1600,000 shall be subscribed
that the said part of the road shall be put -under
contract throughout -the entire line.
Snd. Raaolvel. That the Eastern terminus of
the Rnsd he located within the corpora re limits of
tne Town ol Wilmington, a tne KAst side of the
Cape Fear River. -
July 8th, 1854. 43-te.
L. W. PIGOTT,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
r BEAUFORT, N. C.
Any business entrusted to his attention will be
attended to promptly and to the best of his ability.
, , . arBas'BTCMt
Camming A 8tyroa, Com. Merchants ) Wilmlng
Mr. Jan. Norcum, Attorney at Law, ton N C.
Mr. Edward Stanly, Beaufort N. C - "
Mr. Benjamin L. Kerry, General Agent for Under,
wrighters, Beaufort, N. C,
Fab.itbVi, . 2I-hm-w.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
v - -
STANDARD,
THEOLOGICAL,
- HISTORICAL,
LAW, y
MEDICAL,
BIOGRAPHICAL
AND
MISCELLANEOUS
BOQKS,
PRESERVING CANS.
. Last year, s great
variety of Self-healing
Cans and Jars
were manufactured,
but as most of them
were wrong in princi
ple, failure was in
cviiablx, and thou
sands of hounekeep-"
ers lost their fruit in
- V?iMl
r.itjnKi consequence.
Vl&m' Arthurs Self-Seal-
Ing Cans sre a very
different article from those, and warranted tq seal
hermetically. , . .
Never bas' more complete Success attended the
introduction of any new article of domestic use.
Persons who intend using these Cans, are re
quested to leave tneir ot tiers duirng the month of
June with L.N. BARLOW.
June 7. . 36. ,
P. S. These Cans cannot be obtained at nny oth
er place.-
FRESH ARRIVALS.
THE subscriber has just added largely' lo his
stock of good th'ings. all fresh and in fine or
der. Among his articles are
OltANGES ; APPLES;
LEMONS; CITRON;
RAISINS; CURRANTS;
COCOA NUTS; JELLIES;
PRESERVES ; PICKLES;
CtNDIF.S, a large and varied assortment ;
PINE APPLES,
BANANAS,
BRANDY FRliTS,
PBUNE-t.
PLANTING POTATOES i
SEGA RS snd TOB.ACCO:
. GROCERIES, e , Ac.
All of lhJ above articles will be sold at the low
est cash prices. .
F. M. AGOSTIM.
Feb. 9, If 5G. 1 10-tf.
DR. R. F. HIBBARD'S
WILD CHERRY BI TTERS, ;
FOR Nervous Weakness snd General DL-bility.
These Bitters are highly servicesble in all dyse
peptic affections; they sjistdigetiiion ; restore i fig
tone of the stomach, stimulate the liver, and creai
an appetite. Thev are unsurpassed in r movine
angar or lassitude, (or want of energy to move.)
and effectually throw off the drowsiness incident to
the Spring or warm season
Sold W holesale and Retail, by
March 31, GEO. MVBRS.
. BETTER. CHEESE, Lc,
GOSHEN Butter, do. Cheese, English Dairy
and Pine i pple Cheese, Codfish, Scotch Her.
ring. Salmon, Mackerel, with s variety of other
goods just receive" snd for sale by
L. N. BARLOW,
June 11. . No. 3. Granite Row.
hoop iron!
1 f TONS I, and It Inch. Just received and
lr for sale by j&KNU tJ.uiie.btvK.
July 3.
N. C. C. Ad. copy.
47.
SPRING NP SUMMER
COAT-. PANTALOON and VESTS, a new
and beautiful stock of French Cloth Coats,
Fancv (tassimere Pants, Merino Marseilles snd
Silk Vests, alao a htndsom lot of Furnishing
Gauds now opening st very low prices.
NOAK WALKER ft CO.,
Market Street, 6 doors from Front.
May 10. 24.
JUST RECEIVED.
)r BBLS superfine Flourt
-L J 30 box'i Colgate's Pals Sosp;
Fresh lot of Mess Beef and Pickled Tongues;
4t ho .tea Adamantine and Sperm Candles
20 bbls. sssorted Crackers ; -
23 boxes -
A LSO a lot of extra Butter Crackers in tin cans
and Abernatby and Maple Biscuit, something
new snd very extra, for sale by
WM. L. S. TOWNSHEND.
June 19. No. 20 Market street.
CAPE FEAR ACADEMY, .
BY "
Messrs. RADCLIFFE & ANDREWS.
EMBRACING A CLASSICAL. ENGLISH
Cj and PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT,
witn Todies snd Drill.
Session to continence 1st of October, 1E56, la
the Tenpershce Hall.
For particulars see card at Messrs. Brown &
Andersons.
J. D. RADCLIFFE, J. P. ANDREWS.
June 26. 44-w-tdtw-tf
AFFLICTED READ!!
PHILADELPHIA M EDICAL HOUSE.
EstaUished twenty-two years ago by Dr.
KINK KLIN, corner of Third snd Union streets,
Philadelphia, Pa.
TWENTY-TWO YEARS'
Experience has rendered Dr. K. a most sue
cesslul practitioner In ihe cure of all diseases of
a private nsture manhood s debility, ss an im
pediment td marriage; nervous snd sexual in
firmities, diseases f the skin, and those arising
from sbuse of mercury.
take particular notice.
There is sn evil habit sometimes indulged in by
boys, in solitude, often growing up with them to
manhood ; and which, if not reformed in due iim.,
not only begets serious obstscles to matrimoni
al happiness, -but gives rise to a series ofpro
tracted, insidious; and devastating sflections.
Few of those who give way to this perohious
practice areawareof the consequences, until they
find the nervons system shattered, feelstrsngesnd
unaccountable sensations, and vague fears in the
mind (See pages, 27, 28, 29, of Dr. K's book on
Self Preservation. )
The unfortunate tbus affected becomes feeble, is
ansble to labor with accustomed vigor, or to ap
ply his mind to study t his step is tsrdysnd weak;
he is dull, irresolute, snd engsges even in his
sports with less energy than usual.
If he emancipate himself before the practice has
done its worst, snd enter matrimony, his marriage
ia unfruitful, and his Sense tells him that this is
caused by his early follies T'iMjart considera
tion vhieh should atcaktn the attention of .all icko
art similarly situated.
9 REMEMBER.
He who places himself under Cr. Kinkelin's
treatment, may religiously confide in his honor
as a Kentlentsni an.', rely upon the assursnee, thst
the secrets of Dr. K.'s patients will, never be dis
closed. Young man let no false modesty deter you
from making your case known to one, who. from
education and respectability, can certainly be
friend yda.
Dr. Kinkelin's residence has been for the last
twenty years at the N. W. corner of Third and
Union streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE.
Csn have (by statins their case explicitly, to
gether with all their svmptoms. per latter, enclos
ing a remittance) Dr. K.' medicine, sppropiiuted
acrordiogl-.
Forwarded to any part of the United States, and
packed secafe from damage or curiosity, by Mail
or Express.
MEAD YOUTH AND MANHOOD!
A Vigorous Lift or a Prt matter e Death, Kinkclin
on Setf PreterrttionOnJy 23 Cents. .
Letters eootsinlng thst vslu .la stamps, will
eusure a eopv. per return ot mail. - ,
GRATTSIGRATI.SI! GRATIS!!!
A Fre Ol FT TW AO, .
MISERY RELIEVED.
"Nstnre's Gaide,". a new and popular Work,
fall of saleable advice and Impressive warning,
alike calculated lo prevent years of misery, snd
sava thousands of lives, is distributed without
charge, and forwarded by mail, prepaid to any
Poet Office in the United States, oa receiving aa
order enclosing two postage stamps.
Jan 19. 41 ly-w&t
feM af
STATiqSEKT,
BLANK BOOKS,
APER3 OF ALL
HENRY BURRIIIMER
. WHOLESALE A BBTAIL
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGAR
STORE.
SIGN OF THE INDIAN CHIEF'
MARKET STREET. one door above Water
Wilmington. N. C.
Ar. Ii. AU Orders filled Kith drtpnUh.
Oct. 26th. 1355
f!3-tdt w-c.
FOR SALE.
QPVr Acres Pine Land, situated immediately
J I J upon Wilmington and Weldon R. R , four
to five miles from Depot st Wilmington.
iXD
rf Acres of Rice or Meadow Land, situated
JVf between Force Put snd Thombnryi II of
which is fine Swamp'Land. For terms, Ac., ap
ply to M. CRONLY.
Oct. 30. 1655. ; 97 tf
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
REMOVED to the new and spacious Hall Nos.
99 and 101 Baltimore stnet, Baltimore, Md.
O. K.Chaiuberlin, Principal and Lecturer upon
Mercantile Science.
E. K. I. osier, Id charge of Writing Department.
O. W. 'Kemp, instructor in Mercantile Calcula
tions snd Associate in Book Keeping Department.
J. M. Phillips, Teacher in Book Keeping.
S. T. W illiams, Lecturer oh Commercial LaV
This Institution piesents superior facilities to
young men desirous of obtaining a practical busi
ness education.
The cQurse of atudf embraces Doul!e Eptry,
Book-Kspln, ss prsclicully applied lo the man.
agement of Mercantile, Bjnk, Manufacturing and
steamboat Books familiar Lectures on Commer
cial Law upon the subject of Bills of Exchange,
Prommirsiiry Notes, Contracts, Partnerships, dice.
The exercises are all strictly practical, being de
ducted from actual business transactions, so com.
plett'ly combining practice with theory that students
on completion of the course sre in every respect
competent to conduct, on scientific principles, any
set of Double Entry Books. Ths students have
accesa to a Commercial Library procured expressly
for their accommodation.
F. xaminstfonftare held at stated periods and Di
plomas s wsrded to lli3e found competent to reprs
sent the Institution in a mercantile capacity.
Uual length of time to complete the wholecourso
from el t hi to ten weeks.
For particulars, write, and receive a circular by
mail.
Sept. 20. . . 8l-ly
RICE, RICE
OAH CASKS in store and for salo in lots to
JJ suit by
Msy 13.
T. C. Sl B. G. WORTH.
N. C. SHEETINGS AND YARNS.
1 C BALRS N.C. Sheetings and Yarns, just re-
J. vy ceived snd for sale by ;
June 12. T. C. d B. O, WORTH
JUST RECEIVED
PER SCHR. R. W. BROWN, A Urge lot of
Lemons and Oranscs in fine order ; prices to
uit the limes, st the Bioadwsy vsriety store mar
ket street. W. H.DsNEAL.
July 8. 49.
NIXON'S HOUSE.
(FORMERLY MRS. BORDEN'S)
WEST SIDE RAIL ROAD,
GOLDS BORO', N. C,
THIS extensive snd well known public
F.Ftabltshment has been purchased and
waa reopened by the Subscriber for Ihe
reception of guests on the 4th Inst.
. It U pleasantly and conveniently situated In the
centre of business, snd is directly opposite to,
and WEST of the Ticket Offices, of the Wilming
ton snd Weldon and the Central Rail Road Com
panies, where the csrs stop on their srrival and
departure, and where faithful sbbvamts will be
in waiting to lake bagzuge, and give such other
attentions as the traveller may require.
THE HOUSE has been remodelled, rcpsired,
snd thoroughly renovstcd from cellar to garret,
and furnished throughout with New Furniture,
selected with special csre, and stringed with an
eye single to the comforts of the casual guest or
permanent boarder.
THE TABLE
Will be richly furnished with the subttsntlsls,
the dnnlies and delicacies of the sessons, foreign
ss well aa domestic markets will be rendered
tributary to the constant supply, which will be
served up in the best style, by orderly, obliging
snd well trained servants, 'i .
THE BAR
Will be s Storehouse of the best Wines and Li
quors, snd superinteuded by a gentleman of cour
tesy and integrity, thoroughly acquainted with his
butanes comprising the knowledge of what is
due toihe rights and comforts of the public, as
well as to himself and his employer.
THE STABLES,
which are among the best In the Stste, have been
placed in the keeping of a skillful snd careful
manager, who will always hsve under hia care
the best and most experienced ostlers, snd it will
be smong the chief csres of the proprietor to tee
that horses of his guttts te we!J fed and thor
oughly groomed
This entire establishment has 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 savin the country He there
fore trusts that s generous public will renew snd
continue the liberal patronage heretofore entendej
to this House, while under the.care of Its former
proprietress, Mrs. Borden, who gsined for It s
celebrity. throughout the entire Union.
II. R. NIXON.
Aug. 18. . 67-1 y.
GREEN PEAS.
A MOST delicious article. A few packages, in
. the "Pod," yet on hsnd, snd for sale at
July 15. S. W. WHITAKER'S.
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
r BAGS Prof. Mape's improved super Phos
I J fhatof Lime. Forests by
March 6. ADAMS, BCO. &. CO.
BARGAINS! DARGAINS ! !
THE subscriber having adopted the "UUrtydaf"
and Cash system. is determined to mske it
to the interest of purchasers lo pstronixe him, by
keeping constantly on hand a supply of Groce
ries. Ae at reduced prices. .
Just received: 40 boxes of Goshen snd English
dairy Cheese; 36 bsgs Java. Rio and Lsgusyrs
Coffees; a Urge and fresh supply of nice Butter
snd Lsrd; 43 bsgs snd boxes Buckwhestj 2000
lbs. Codfish; No. I snd 2 Mackerel snd salmon
in half bbls. and kits; Hirsm Smith's Flour, in
half bbls.; Rice Flourt 45 boxes of Stereln, Ada
mantine and Sperm Candles; Soda, Burter, Su
gar and Water Crackers, in bbls. and boxes ; Fal
lon Market Beef, die., d-e. For rale by
WM. L. 8. TOWNSHEND.
March 6. No. 20, Market street.
JUST RECEIVED THIS DAT
pU BOXES Adamantine Candles,
0J 20 snd 40 lb. boxes JUt quality, tisap,
. 1 bbl. extra Sslmon,
Codfish for retail,
6 bbls. extra No. I Mackerel,
New Cheese, Batter, Beef Tongues and Smo
ked Beef. Low for cash. , GEO. MYERS.
June 28. tl snd 13 From st.
GOLD PENS.
WE hsve just received by Express, s handsome
ssaortment of Gold Pens, with Gold and Sil
ver Cases ; also, Ebony handles Birvessttpped, st
Msy 31 S. W. WHITAKER'S.
jm. W. WHITlKEdi J I DESCRIPTION,
So. Side Market st -feSfc, CARDS,
F WILMINGTON, N. C. - j-
T cf ' IENS' ' a
J; ; - ' ' - - ARTIST'8 MATERIALS
r NOTICE.
THE subscriber having qusli fled ss specisl A d
mlnlstrstor psn the sstste of Cornelius Hp!
ere. decea.d, and bsvng been suthorixed to col.;
led In the debts due safdssUtS. hereby notifies all
persons Indebted by note, or, account, or other
wise to insks Immediate payment, ss II is deslts
ble that the bu.tness be speedily closed.
t:HAS. I). MYERS Is my snthorlied sgent to
collect
llect said debts, snd receipt ror ise ssmn.
Inly 21. OEO. MYERS.
Jt
SOAP AND CANDLES. J
THE subscribers beg lesve respectfully lo csll
ths attention cf His trad sod families to the
Snap and CsndJs manufactured In Wilmington,
N. C, by Mersrs. Cosiln dr OslTiinl, snmpli s (
which csn be seen st our ofTi-.. No 2, Wa cr rt ,
u. aa,. Ir.n simms Nil st k rk hi rt A llflta C II D 1, 1 1 i --
v lltl V V C Btt (.1 hVIISIHIIK y "'I v. - . . - . -
w for rash. JAS. C, SMITH cVt:
. April 26. JH
Dried fkiit.
1 fVVi LBS. Apple sn J Peac'ie, on hanJ nd
1UU 'forsuleby
April 10. T. C. it B. a. WORT II. ,
just REtainiDBY (T iTTfrencii,-
A Fit ESI! supply of PEP K.Y DAVIS- VIOL.
TABLE PAIN KILLER, In entire IV sw
1'n hn anrn fKm s-ffrti iFt th Pennine Med
icine. Inquire for the New Dress with : wo line en
graved steel labels on each bbttls.
April 19. n-tf
FREsiTc7R0CERIEs7
AS ws sre to start North to a fsw davs, for the
purpose of pun hising a new stock of Gro
ceries, I would thank those who linvu not puiJ
iheir Bills to July 1st lo do so Immediately. j
July 19. GEORGE MVKIl; !
NOW RECEIVING,
PER schooners Ad'ie and Lizzie llus.t II : i
35 bbls. Kc tinea Sugars, also, Crushed and
Powdered ;
25 bsgs RIj, Jsva and Laguayn CofT'esi j
6 chests superior Oolona srtd (Jr'en Teas; j
15 cases superior brands Claret rlne ; ' j
40 boxes Sosp ; I i
25 d.t. Pearl Siarth; i
40 b.iskets Champarnn, (rtry rxiptrior hrands;)
20 bbls. Rectified Whiskey. Kor s.iIh v
W. L. S. TOWNSIII ND j
July 24. No. 20, Market street, j
RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT. I
I BBLS Cl)nflln's celebrated buck country
J f Whiskey. Also, in store, a superior ortldy
of Draught Ale an
Cet t.;iier, at ,
J. R. RESTON'S. j
No. 15, Mark tstieit. i
May 31.
NAIIS! NAILS!!
I KEGS assorted sizes just rr
J lU lor sals by ZENO H. G
rereivc.l, nnd
REEN Ki i
4a.
Jniyb.
NEGRO PASSES.
ANEW form af Passes, containing sanitary pro
visions, approved by the Commissioners, snd
a numbet of others interested In the welfare of our
colored population, is just issued at tlie oflice of
The Commercial. j
CONSTANTLY ON HAND f'
AND for salo. Corn. Corn Meal, Table Hom
mony, Horse and Cow Feed. i
No. IB, North Water street, by I
J. M. STEVENSOVJ
June 19. 41 tf
VESSEL FOft SALE. f
A amall Schooner, carrying 300 barrets,
draw ng four feet launched In April Inst t
built of excellent seasoned material.
smooth snd well finished ; sails, ripging, Ac , all
new. She Is well formed, in every respect, Snd is
a fast sailer. No betler built vessel can be found
anywhere. Will be sold low. Apply to ,
July 17. GEO. HOUSTON.
N0TJCK " . J .
ALL PERSONS Indebted to me for Goods
purchased previous to 1st July, will please
call and settle. On sll sccounts stsnding ovr
six months, wswill charg interest.
July 1856, geo. it. french;
IRVING'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON,
RECEIVE
July 31.
KCEl VKD snd for sale at
H. W. WHITAKER'S.
OFFICE W. k W. R. R. COMPANY.
Wtt-MiNotot, N. C, Jniy 2fl, 1850,
PROPOSALS are Irivltrd In wrilfng, oddress
ed to ths undernlgned, until August 4th, st 12
o'clock, M., for filling a portion of the Company's
wharf eost of the new warehouse wi h sand from
the sdjolnlng hill, The proposals will be for esch
cubic yard of excavation made, with the hauling
Included. S.L.FREMONT,
Eng. Sl Hupu
July 31. bCaUl
GRAIN CRADLES. P
A SUPERIOR article, for sale by
J. M- ROBINfcON &. SON
June 3. 31.
JUST RECEIVED from Cincinnati. 'kUroeu'
FOURTEEN BARRELS RECTIFIED
WHISKEY. For sale at the lowest prltes for
CASH, by W. L. S. TOWNSHEND.
RATES OFTiLOTAGE.' P
JUS.T printed and for sale st 77 Oommere-ial
Office, the Ratss of Pilotage for the Bar and
River. 33-tf.
TLsTTfEmrED; P
A LARGE and well asserted stock of LsJira
Black and Colored Gaitctr, suitable for Spring
which we oiler at lower figures than ever before
sold In the plate. Also, s largo sssorltucnt of
Gent's liifh' Calf Hoots, Gaiters snd fjticy shoes.
Th ise wishing to buy will do well to cn'l snd if
amlneour atock. OEO. R FRENCH,
June 24. 4J
WINES AND LIQUORS. I
mWE Invite ths stteniion of our T' 1
Friends snd l'slrons to the be.t JL
selection of Wines snd Liquors ever oilcnu in
this market, consisting of 1
Crescent Brandy, Vimses 1810, Pale snd Dark,
Otard. Dupuy ol Co.'s Brandy,,
' Old Cognac do.
S. Braason Sl Co.'s dd.
Castillon dt t'o.'s ' do.
Pure old Port Wine.
Duff, Gordon, Psle, Sherry, oU Madeira anrl
Md scst Wines,
Malaga Wine.
Old Scuppernong Wine, i
Holland Gin. j
Old Tom Gin extra, j
Woolf's Schiedam Schnspps, ;
Cherry Brandy,
Old Pesch Brsndy, !
" Apple dd.
" Bourbon Whiskey, !
- Rye do i
Irish snd Scotch Whiskey;
Blackberry Brsndy,
Sic. Madeira Wine,
Perfect Love Cordial,
Aborted Cordials, in bottles, '
Every variety of bottled Wines and I-jquors,
Clareta of various brands atwhljole prices,
Msraschino; Curaeoa,
Hosteller's Stomach Bittcra
Aromstie do. da
Ginger Wine, dee. dtc. V' low prices for
CASH. At theoriglnil :.-j ry.
Ap.lIlT. GEO. MYER'S.
V I L M I N OTOil
MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
THE Subscriber hsving sccepted the agency ot
several large estsbllshinents st ths North which
will furnish him sh unlimited supply of finished or
unfinished, foreign snd domestic MARBLE of a II
sssliiies, ) prepared to fill sll orders for
MOVUM I'.JI r AND TO.MI1 HTOSF.S,
snd every other srtlcle In ths line of tba business
at ressonsbls rates.
8CULPTURIN0, LETTERING OR CARYING.
Executed well as can be done either North rr
South.
Thsbsst reference can be given. If required.
JAS. McCLARANAN.
Jan. 8, 1854. f.
PAY UP! PAY IT!! PAY IP!!!
ALL Acconnta made previous lo'his date are
dussnd sll pet sons Indebted will pless cs I
snd settle Immedistely sll seeounts Brs rssdy for
presentstloo, snd Interest will be rhsrged from
irils aata oa all Bills not raid Ibi month.
July L GEO. M YE CIS.!