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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1856. : WILMINGTON, N. C. j i FOR PRESIDENT j JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. : L FOR VICE PRESIDENT 4 JNO. C. BRECKENRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. ELECTORS J FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT. t roB TUB tiVTfl AT tABOB. HENRY M. SHAW, of Curritnck, r x SAMUEL P. MLL, of Caswell. ( "' : DirrincT:- :yi 1st District ,WM. F. MARTIN", of Pasquotank. ,tiIct,WM. F. U. J. " MyB.SA 2d 3.1 4th 6th 6th 7ih 8th BLOW, of Put. SMITH of New Uanover. GAKtuN H. WILDER, of Wake. S. E. WILLIAMS, ol Alamance. TUGS. SETTLE. Jr. of Rockingham. R. P WARRING, of Mecklenburg. W. W. AVERY, ol Bnrke. Elect ioo takes place on Tuesday, November 4th. DEMOCRATIC MEETING. J" The Democrat of the town of Wilmington are requested to meet at the Cocbt Hocse, on MON DAY Evening next, at 7 o'clock. A proceasion will b farmed and addresses delivered at Tarioua points. ! THE YOUNG DEMOCRATS, j TTa learn that there was a fine meeting of the democrats of thla town on Wednesday , evening List, and tbat the speeches made on th occasion were highly creditable to the talents and judg ment of the speakers. "' .-. !- TlIB CLOSE. We consider the campaign, so far as the press is concerned, as now closed. Under this belief we bare no disposition to say anything which may increase the excitement, without doing any good for oar cause. We have said oar say. In reviewing the course we have pursued the past few months, we can re collect of no word that we would wish to bloi from our editorial matter, nor of any line that we would desire erased, from that extracted from other papers. We are satisfied in our own mind and heart, that, in our feeble way, we have done our duty to God and our country in holding opto view and approbation the principles of the Great Na tional Democracy, and in urging the high and in disputable claims of Mr. Bcchanan to the .confi dence and esteem of his countrymen; and - fore shadowing the great blessings tbat will come -vpois at la the Rsstobatio.v or tub Co-tstitction Klu bit election. ' T . j ' Never before nor since the defeat of Gen. -Scott, "have we, from the beginniiig'of the contest, felt so strong faitb In the result, as we have; on this occasion. When oar present excellent President Pie act was in the field, we insisted, contrary to the ardent and indignant demonstration around us, that the defeat of Scott would bo overwhel ming, as It was and should have been, for reas ons expressed in fall at that time and since that period in The Commercial. j .' We may be mistaken, of course. No man can 0te what ia in the future, or what "a day may bring forth ; bat oar opinion Is the . name now as at the beginning, viz : that Bvchanait will be elected by the people, and by an expression ef the public, voice to leud and clear as to surprise hit best friends and most ardent admirers. The Union, we believe, will thus be saved the coo stitutlonal Union for (here can be no other ; and thai, will the restoration of confidence among men, revive the busy bam of industry, and res tore commercial as wejl as all other business and trades, to the prosperity which has for past years made as what we are-t-a great a powerful and a valiant people. THE FILLMORE CELEBRATION. . Our health did not permit us to witness the proceedings of the Fillmore party on Wednesday night ; bat we hear, from all quarters, that the thing was handsomely got up, and that there was no disorder or unseemly demonstration. SSeveral addresses wero delivered. We see no harm in all thia, anddo not object to thia innocent mode of enjoyment on the part of our political opponents. We hope these doings will brace them up to re ceive with fortitude ami resignation, the account exi ected during the latter part of next week. MARINE DISASTER. j - A letter from Baltimore, dated the 27th alt. to ' the Editor of the New York Herald say: ; The ship Constitution went ashore near Hole ia the Wall, Cape Fear, North Carolina, on Fri day night last. She was partly dismantled, and has been abandoned. . Our readers know that this is one of the best Jokes of the season. The juke of oar political opponents, has created a veritable marine disas ter ' r- We state, for the information of our ftieuue a broad. that the ahip Constitution, named above, was a miniature ship, carried in the Democratic procession on Friday night, and the "Hole in the Wall" is a name appropriated to a House in the Southern part of the town, visited by certain per tont for purposes best known to themselves. COME UP TO THE LINE. j We trust that every friend of Southern Rights certainly every one who has come out for Be en a nam and BascciNauDCE, will come np to the line on Tuesday next, and help to swell the ava lanche cow impending j over the heads of those who hare arrayed themselves against the Fcde . ral Constitution those) who have gathered up a host, composed of all the isms and schisms on rec ord.' r ' ! . i . , LETTERS. ) Some very interesting letters will be found on our last page, from gentlemen who were invited to attend the late Democratic celebration.! They convey much instruction and express a purely patriotic spirit. ' j- . "A FEW QUESTIONS." We invite our reader, of all parties, to read the article in another column, beaded as above ; cop Sad from the Alexands.a, Va. Sentinel. - These questions may 1 considered with profit and with out offense, and, perhaps; disabu:te the minds of many in aegard to the facts connected with. - the subjects referred to. , AM VL.V n&itiv.. ' f One of the greatest cnriositiea exhibited at the tir at Winchester, Va.! was a . table cloth made !a tbat county la 1750 from flax raised and spun before Winchester was laid oft The cloth was wade by Mra. Lydi Neill, wife of Lewi. Neill, one ol the first tcttlert in Mo Valley of Virginia. Specie in Mexico. Daring the past year the precious metals coin d at the eight mints of Mexico amounted to SIS 537,255 in aUver and $956,222 to gold. It ia estimated that betides this bar tilrer to the T14e of tea jnffliona was exported. . If . V. Correspondence of the Commercial. ::& " JSiw-Yobjc, Oct 281856. i Cold comfort. we have "these days, with the thermometer sinking every hour nearer and near er to dead winter leveL Nobody else seems to take the cold quite so bard- as do the forlorn crowds of emigrants Who are pouring in -every day from the old country. Over 5,000 have come in during the. last week. There is little enough Itere for them te do. Artisans and laborers of all kinds are striking fof higher wages. Every de partment of labor is so crowded tbat wsges have come down to the very briuk of starvation, and the best resource" of indigent foreigners, street- peddling, ia failing with the rapid approach of icy weather. Yesterday tie akitt-weavers struck for higher wages, fioding mat eighty-seven cents a day was hardly the thingfor a "man of family." The Commissioners of Emigration are af their wit's end to know what to do with their dsily in creaatag charge. Yesterday they .resolved to send off a cargo of fifty women with babies in proportion, to Buffalo; in bepea that the Great West might be willing to open its arms nd re ceive them. A great city seems to have a roag eetis attraction for em.grants. Ther shrug their shoulders and shiver arbea you tell them of broad and fertile farms waoting foi tenants, iu the wide Wus. -II ere they rennlo end accumulate, crowd ing each other in the pursuit of a scanty liveli hood,, and paring extortionate rents for dirtj dens ia the purleius of the city. . The fashionable world ia divided. Inio iu a,., parties on the 0,.era Question. - The strife is be tween the wealthy subscribers to the Acadtmy Of Maic, who sauk large sums of money la the erec tion T that noble hall, and the supporters ef Mar Marettck, who gave np the 1 1 alias Opera, because the subscribers demanded too exclusive privileges. The stoppage of the Opera is a'stii ous calamity to tradesmen and musicians alike. It ia calculated that ever million of dsllars m paid out by the frequenters of the Opeca during one season, for the expensive paraphernalia of ailks and jewelry prescribed by fashion, beside the costof . tickets. The ept-ra goer pays large snms for glasses, roboa, etc, which can be used on no other occasion. Retail merchants on Broad way have felt so seriously the diminution of tbeir trade since the stoppage of the opera, that they have offered t subscribe freely for its re-establishment. The numerous employees of the Acad emy, however, suffer the moat serious inconve nience. Two or three bund red orchestra singers, supernumeraries, scene shifters, etc., are left high and dry, without the meana of sabsistence. New fork pays a great deal for its mimical privileges. Abont a thousand musicians are supported in the legitimate way, in connection with the bands, theatre, and concert-rooms of various grades, and full as many' more earn a precarious liveli hotdby singiug and organ-grinding iu hger bier saloons, or on street corners. The professions! devotees of music, ..including- leaders, church choir performers, etc., number between three and four thousand, mostly Germans and Italians. A bout $20,000 is paid annually in salaries to. the choirs of fchionaLIe New York churches. -) Fashion has lost one devotee 'since the affairs of Mr. Huntingdon were wound up so suddenly ia Wall st. This gentleman-spent his money as eat sily as he earned k. The sum of his forgeries is" now ascertained to amount to over 5550,000. peiDg intimately acquainted with the magnates of Wall st., this Accomplished sharper was able lo keep the run of their notes, and issue dupli cates of them. If he had always been cautious, be might .have remained undetected, for some time longer. Indeed, if be bad been successful in speculating wUh the money thas Obtained, he might have regained possession. of the forged not, aod-atill have remained a "prourinent cili aen," a favorite of great bankers and designing mammas. , As naturalization papers can be had cbesp at thia time of the year, the work of making new eitizena is going; on with on whh astonishing ra pidity. Over 15 000, mostly Irish and Germans, bare received papers already, and before electron day, we shall probably have at least 20,000 new voter. The fourth of November will offbr some scenes for the comic painter, at tbe New York polls. Such a nitnjHngT)f aristocrat and plebeian. Such a contrast of broadcloth end baize jacketey such a. universal muse and crush "there will be, as Gotbemites never saw before. And after all is over, fbere will be k long rest for the printer and banner pnintcrs, vthoarenow toiling by night and by day. What a vait amount of electioneer ing material wilt suddenly become waste paper! But no matter. It will go into the mill again, and come out white and clean, to contradict iu eld stories, and ridicule ita old principles. The same paper that bears tbe imprint of 'Tribuoe' to-day, may be whisked off to the paper mill, and come back a clean sheet to the "Express" office, to learn anetber tune. - "Sicb (s life I" The An son PBeJps will case, i evolving severe? millions is now before the Courts. THE GALE ON LAKE .MICHIGAN. ; Chicago, Oct. 28. We have numerous accounts ef damage done-on Friday and Saturday on Lake Michigan. The -schooner Gen. Taylor, with a cargo ef 11,000 bushel wheat, waa lost four niilss north of here. Tbe crew were eared. The ves sel was iasured here. Tbe schooner Yonker, with a cargo of Inruber, went to piece. , Tbe crew were saved. . The bark Eadock Pratt ia ashore twelve niilet from Milwaukee. Her cargo con sists of coal and stoves. : The propeller Alleghany, Cays, with a cargo of floor and wheat, foundered against a pier at Mil waukee. Insured in Buffalo. " ' THE RIVER AT PITTSBURG". PiTTsnuao, October 27. Tbe river. at this point baa risen twenty ichet within tbe last few hours, and ia still rising. There is great excitement a mong tbe river men, and strong bopea of a good stage of water immediately. The weather was rainy all last week, and will put the Ohio in capi tal boating order. f FATAL ACCIDENT AT A POWDER MILL. Lowell, Mass.. October 27. Yesterday, after noon John Hennybries and William Carberry, la boring men, accidentally blew themselves up by smoking pipes ia Whipple's powder drying bouse. There waa very little powder in the place, bot both men were burned to death. LOUIS NAPOLEON FEARS ASSASSINATION. I It ia stated tbat arrests continue to be made in Paris of individuals suspected of conspiring a gainst tbe life of tbe Emperor. Tbe conduct of bis Majesty on the occasion of bis return to Par te, and since, gives the impression to the public that tbese arrests are based on nets which fully warrant the utmost'Vjgpr.of the police. Hit entry Into Paris waa private, unannounced as regards tbe bear, and made under the moat cautions cir Camstanees. His carriage, which waa closed. waa ennwanded by mounted men, and instead of patting over the usual route, they patted rapidjy through the city by the river quays. I SUICIDJTOF DR. EDWARD JONES. ! We learn that Dr. Jones committed suicide in the jail of Batherfordton on Friday night last. He waa undergoing a term ef six months' impris onment for killing Andrew J. Fain, in Hendersoa tille, tome 18 months ago. He would bare been set at liberty in few week. AskevilU Ncict. a, A FEW QUESTIONS;;' j We desire, in perfect lespect, - to pripound a few. inquiries to tbe Southern adrocat of Mr. Fillmore, These inquiries will refer certain arguments, frequently used by tome of them, -to certain meana by which -they attempt jo Influence opinion, and to feeling! sometimes manifested, which teem to as inconsistent, or cajectiest, or mischievous, or unpatriotic. We ask, ia tbe face of tlie'peo'ple of all' parti e,-n d'ln the' name of that love of country and desire for its best in terests wbicbp we all feel in common, that yon will give these questions a calm and candid con sideration : ' 1. Why waa it so consoling to you tbat you Could scarce stifle a feeling of joy at the defeat of tbe Democrats In the electiuns of Maine, Iowa nd Vermont 1 And why do so many of yonr papers apparently delight to depreciate Mr. Bu chanan's strength at the North 1 2 If tbese elections prove, as you sy, that Mr. Buchanan, although his friends' showed -a very large vote, is weak and cannot be elected, what do they prove of Mr. Fillmore, whose friends did not dare even to run tickets, and have' shown us no figures at all 1 . 3. If tbe Fillmore men, by combining, as they are doing, with the Fremont men in Peasykrania, in the ensuing "October election, should defeat the Bnchanan candidates, will thai gf ve you any pleasure, and will it prove that Southern men j should regard Mr. Fillmore either as more ortho- aox or -more papular man Air. Ducnauav I 4. If Mr. Buchanan has shown greather strength than Mr.' Fillmore, why should not the conserva tive strength unite npon Am f Is it not just 1 5. If yoq think the more numerous Bnchanan men wHL give np their choice and be carried over to Fillmore with leas loss than would attend the transfer cf the less numerous Fillmore men to BncbanaB, what is the necessary inference -from such an admission as to tbe nationality, of the two parties 1 And which party, therefore, ought national and Southern men to choose ? 6. When yon call Mr. Buchanan a " sectional candidate, is it because he belds extreme South ern opinions? or is it because of his receiving Southern support ? 7. Does Mr. Bnchanan claim more for the South than a fair equality! If so, in what particular 1 And if Mr. Fillmore claims less tban a fair equal' ity, is that a reason for preferring him 1 8. If Mr. Buchanan is made " sectional " by Southern support, would not. Southern support make Mr. Fillmore sectional, if -it were centered on him, as you desire 1 .-". 9. What is yonr reason for assailing tbe Kansas bill t Do you. propose to repeal it and to restore tbe Missouri Compromise i If not, is it merely to attach party odium to those who passed the measure 1 A - 20. If yon propose to tepeai the bill, do you not know that Mr.. Fillmore pronounce theeffert unwise and futile ; and tbat " Kt desires no agita tion Having Ms object, either iti Coilgrts or out eft" If yon desire to east odium on tbe Democ racy for supporting the billed? you not know tbat the odium weald attach to you-and your presses and leadurs and orators also-? fur thy 'were al most unanimously ia favor of the bill when under consideration, and warmly advocated it, and therefore share its responsibility. . ' .1 1. If you have no-public nation in view, and no party advantage to gain, 'by discussing this mbasare, why agitate it at all 1 12. Do not your assaults upon the Kansas bill encourage those In the North tvho make denun ciation ef it their whole political capital, and wbe are your foes as well as ours T . 13. Do you not therefore agree with Mr. Fill more, that M lie discussion of the question U this time is unwise and ill-timed ;" and that It is mis. chievous, because inuring wholly to Fremont's benefit 1 14. If your own chosen candidate's wishes and opinions are not judged worthy of even your re spect and observance, . can you with any consis tency, ask others .to receive him aa a " second Washington 1" - 16. Why assert tbat tbe elcctlonof Fremont will produce no trouble in tbe South 1 Ia he not appealing to tbe North to exclude na from tbe common domain T- Does not every ,bcdykaow that such a policy would destroy tbe Union 1 . Ia the promise of impunity likely to deter men from' a contemplated wr6ng T Are not your declara tiona " stiffening tbe backs " of the seetionalists 1 Did not Mr. Fillmore, himself state disunion .as tbe inevitable result of their success? Why thus fly in the face of your own' candidate whom you commend -to us for wisdom, sagacity, and moderation, to make assertions which policy for bids, and necessity will refute 1 What good does it do 1. What harm does it not do 1 '- 16. And lastly, ir yonr party, through those who give it tone, and through its presses and in vited speakers, dlsboner its candidate and wan tonly damagu the cause of the Union, as implied in the foregoing can loyal eitizena conscientious ly and properly act with you 1 LOSS OP THE SCHO0RNER SPLENDID. "Htannm, October 27. .The steamer Massa chusetts went on Saturday to the schooner re ported ashore on. Tnckenjuck. She bad gone to piece,' and tbe crew are. supposed to. have per ished. On tbe stern wet the name 'Splendid,' of New London. Mr. S. C. Bishop, telegraph oper ator, found on Maskegat a trunk containing clo thes, letters, dtc'beionging to Capt." Jobh Seely, of schooner Splendid, of New Lwdcro which are in the bands of tbe collector of Nantucket,- sub ject to the order of tbe friends of Capt. Seely. ' Also, in the trunk were certificates of member ship of tbe Masonic Lodge, which are ia tbe bands of the order at Nantucket. Mr. BWbop bat giv en orders for bit men to make a thorough search on the shore for the bodies of the crew. William Burroughs, of the pilot boat Phantom, went below in the thip Samuel Adams, (or Callao, on Thursday. Dusing the long northwest blow, the ship was seen hove to," outside the light on tbe same evening. Since then nothing bat been beard of Mr. Burroughs. . . . ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL. CuAaccsTON, October 28. The steamer Isabel, Captain Rellina, from Havana via Key West, ar rived here to-day with dates to Saturday. A royal order bad been published (hat United States gold hereafter would only be received, for-land-ing permits, at anch value aa tbe'oj&vers may deem correct. Mr( Biythe bad not yet assumed, the duties ef the consulate. . - Sugars bare elightly advanced, as 'the late rains would probably retard the crops. Freights weredulL ' . ' , ' The bark Joseph Hall bad discharged - and would be repaired immediately.. --'f. ."".'1 ... -. . - I SWISS SOLDIERS. " ' It is a singular historical fact tbat Switzerland, tbe only Republic in Europe, has for more" than half a century furnished the most reliable troops to the monarch of Europe in all tbeir troubles, as well as in the enforcement of tbeir most arbi trary edicts. At this time, the Augsburg Gazette says recruiting for the army of the tyrant . King of Naples is going on with great activity In Switzerland. LOOK WELL TO YOUR BALLOTS f . The editors of the Favetterille Carolinian cau tions his readers aaainat a shrewd trick of tbe Know Nothing party. : A ticket has beeft printed ucpii w wv aivb, -". . m the names of tbe Know Nothing' electors, intend ed to deceive the unwary and unsuspecting. We repeat tbe caution. Let every Democrat look well to iis ballot, and beware ef this bold attempt at imposition. We hope our readers- mil mars thia warning, and urge it upon their friends and, neighbors. Raleigk Standards' - ; m , . DOCTORAL pECLINED. . . Tbe Rev. B. Thurston, of Seafsport, fM it cllned tbe honorary degree of Doctor of Dfviofty recently conferred upon him by Waterville Col lege, Maine.' He wholly disapproves of the practice, regarding It as in " sharp conflict with tbe spirit of the Gospel," and. as fostering "the spirit of vain ambition." ' A Correspondent relates a comment made by tbe venerable Dr. Noyes, "of Hartford; on St. Paul's terse : " It pleased God, by the foolishness of preaching, to "save then that believed." Paul does not say by foolish preaching," re marked the aged divine, "if .it had been by that, tbe world would have been saved long -age.' - LATER FROM HAVANA. New Yob a, Oct, 29. Tie Steamer Quaker City, with Havana dates to tbe 23th nit., arrived here thia afternoon.' ' The rumor of a war with Mexico and the an nexation of Dominica continue te occupy public attention at Havana ; ind tbe government is busy in making necessary pteparations. Arms for St. Domingo were already n board a man of war, which was to leave as scon as the borne govern ment decided upon its ourse. Sugars were firm for Vest qualities, but low grades bare declined hatf. a cent. Exchange on Northern cities 71 to 8.- ' HURRICANE AT RIGGED ISLAND. New Yob a, Oct. 29. Advices from Ragged Is lanto October 9th state tbat on the 9th of Sep tember that Island was riiited by a ncrricane wbicb unroofed many homes and damaged all the others more or less. It also destroyed a large quantity of salt and wrecked many salt oata. All the vessels at the Island have been tarnad tn consequence. EXTENSIVE BURGLARY. f The store of Martin &. Dawson, No. 361 Broad way, N. Y., was entered by burglars on Siturday night last, and robbed of $7,000 .worth f silks.' Tbe burglars made their escape. j Perry Davis' Vegetable Pain Killer is deserved ly the most popular family medicine ku(wn, for no other wtmedy has been so successful it reliev ing all kinds of pain. It is most appropriately called Pain Killer. , . , Attention is beo.l'sted to the Card olMessrs. Content, Neary & Co., Agents for Jouvtn's Ex traordinary Kid Glove Cleaner, and Intriducers of the wonderful Art of Poticbomanie, ' 50,000 -r i : .DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION, Would perhapeb a small eHimattfor the ravage of this dreadful diatdet in a tingle year; then add the fearful tatalogue of thoeeeutqffby Inflammation of the Lungt, Uermorrhage, Asthma, Coughs, Colds, lrflenza, Bronchilie, and other tft'saues of the Lungs and Liver. And the list would present an apnalinz nroof of tbe fatality o these two diseases. But il is. fin-. purtaut to knew mat nearly ail or this arma wot of human life miut have lv.cn prevented by a timely use of" - . DRSWAYNE'SCOMPOCiXD SYRUP OF. WILD CHERRY: I . VioUut Cough, Bloody Expectoration, etc M lbUBiat, Centre Co., Pa., Oct.. 9, 1850. I not ontv take pleasure, but deem it a dutv 1 owe to sufi'erin humanity, to cerify t ublicly lo the great power of your Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. 1 was taken with a violent cough, and bloody expectoration, great wasting away of my flesh, all the symptoms of 6xed consumption. Af ter trying various remedies whom any relief.and hearing of ihe great virtues of your Syrup, I com mensed hsuae, srid to my great tatifittlon, and astonishment of ail arouud ne, my cough began to abate, appetite Improve. Sid h) fact 1 have be come aa healthy and fleshy as ever. Some twelve months have elapsed since tbe disease was first a r reeied, and I have every reason to believe that It is completely eradicated from my system. ' Whnesst - Very respectfully, Benj. Reignard. - Jacob iiavs. Extracts from opinion of the press t Dr. Swayne'a Family Medicines we believe to be'enpara.led, and his Wild Cherry preparation is he eniy one that contain the active principle of this much valued medical agent Sat. CoutPhiL We have used Dr. Swayne'a Medicines for a number of years in our family, and always with the happiest effect. FUzgerraHs City Item, Phtla. ' I have need one bottle ef Dr. Swayne'a Com pound Syrnpof Wild Cherry,end believe it to M anlnva.uable medicine. - 4 H. Sloe, Cleveland, O. Ti e. . The Wild Cherry of Dr. Sway ne it Shown to have-cured the moet d aperats eases of Consump tion, and the Vermifuge ia a never-failing worm killer. MUtonian, AlUton, Ph. . Notb. The above invaluable medicine is pre pared under the immediate cae of Dr. Swayne, a physician of many years prsclice in Philadelphia, who waa also connected wUh the Hospital and old ' Alma House "In that city, served a faithful term of practice in the Philadelphia Dispensary, etc etc. and in those institutions le enjoyed the rrioLt am ple opportunities of obtatoing an Insight into dis eases in-all their vsrkms forms,' and the best me thods of their treatment. ': Beer in nrind, the original and only genuine Wild Cherry Preps ratten Is prepared under the immediate care of Da S wayne, a Physician of many years practice in Philadelphia. For aale by Druggists and dealers everywhere, and by ' C OtP. PePRE, Wilmington. May 6. - - ..' 22-ly . rosT offick, wiLnnrof ok,- nr. o. OOTOBSB 1st, ISM. Tha Northern Mail Is die dsily, Si A. M-, and 71 F. af. .The Sonthern Mail is dte daily, t A. M. The Smithvill Mail fstu atondar awt Friday, S V. M. The Onsktw Mail is dne A. M.. Monday. CIXWISTt OF MAILS. " - ' " Ths Korthern Malls for Kiehmond, Va. and' Korth of ttiaVeioM dairy, czeept Satarday and Sunday, 4 and 10 Stock, V. M. On Satordaj, 4 1'. M., Sooday 10-A. M-, and 9 P. M. " Mails for Warsaw and Ooltshnro', and Wt of Golda boro1, daily at 4 P. M., exoapt Sunday, on wnietr day It ekwas at 0 A- M. - Mails for OffioM West of Warsaw and East of G14s baro and which leave the W. fc W. K. R. at tboM placas, ofoM daily, (exeept flatarday ni Sunday,) 4 P. M. Bat nrday omitted ; Sunday 10 A. M. , Mails for Long Creek, elose Monday and Thursday, 9 Mails for Bargaw, Bannermao'i, fce eiose Thursday, t AH other Mails sent by the' Wilmlngten and Weldon R. K. elose daily, p. if ." exeapt Saturday ; M A, M Bamla;. in place of t V.M- Satntday. ,. .... - r The Southern Mall closes 1 P. M. daily... . - Mails for most of the Offices hi Bladen abnsty, am seat br tb Southern UaiL and cIom Bundny, ToedaT and fnarsday, 7 P. M. v ! ' BmtrtiTille Mail doses TA.lt, Tnesday and Satuday. Oaaiow Mail cloaca Thorsday. 0 P. M. . - ' - . D. IICK803r, p. m. .t ! . - -, M0TICE. OOce ef the Wit. t vTetdoit K. ft. Co., j. WiLMixeroir, N. CM Oct. 31, 18S6. rP-HE ANNUAL MERT1NO O If TH L - SlacklutMar. T WiMamiinUulB.IJ.. Rail Road Conpujr, will be held tn the town ef rt limine ion, .on IBnrsday thu I3b.november. JAMES S. GREEN, Sec ry.- " Not. I: ; ;.. - ; .;- ; 93-an. i EMPTY BARRELS. 1 df SPIRIT TURPENTINE B IRRRLS. L JSJ received per Brig Meeoata. For sale by - ADAMS, BRO, CO. Net. 1. ,- 98. SPIRIT BARRELS. 1 ff" Empty" Spirit Barrcle, just received per a. wis ung Aea Bom ttoetnn. r or sate oy Oct. 25. IS ar wa mr sw j I ADAMS, BRO. of-CO. I MARINE NEWS. i -. - - K:.r afat POBT OP VTILMI5QT0N,, SOVEMBIS. 1. ARRIVED. .jOct 29. flchr, Matcble, Smith from Hoaton, to J. & D. McBae ct Co. . ' 80 Brie; Mecosta, Uayncs, from Boston, to Kid der c Martin'. i - , - . . -- Vchr. J. H, Planner.Thompson, from Philadel phia., to Geo. Harries. chr: Ellen Randall, Justice, from LUtle Elver, to Lauont 6t Monk. Scbr. Mary Abigil,"Horse, from Little River, to Geo. Harriss. Scbr. Kmbletn, Davia, from Oak Island, to Mas ter: ' SI. Steamer Spray, Price, from Smith ville, to A- II. YanBokkelen. CLEARED. Oct;SW. Brig Ada. Smltb, fer Gibralter and market, by Adams. Bro.dt Co. " Steamer Flora McDonald, Hurt, for Fayette ville, by T. C. B. G. Worth. . Steamer Spray, Piee, for 8mithville, by A. H. YanBokkelen, k Schr. Wake, Walnwright, for N. Tork, by Geo. Harrlfts. with navel atoros, dtc Brig Lydia Stover; Lovelt.Tor Portland, Me , by Kekh &. Flanner; with Staves sod naval stores. SI. Brig Philip Latalee. Auld. for Porto Bico. by J H.Chadbourn, At Co., with lumber, Shin gles. Ac. Scbr. Lncy L. Sharp, Marshall, for Philadelphia, by T. C. Worth, with naval stores, ci. t. thnce of tbe IVil. A Mam-teeter R, R. Co. - ; - WtLMticeTON, N. C.Oot. 31st, 1856. . THE Ninth Annual Meeting of the Stockhol ders of the Wiltuing'un and Manchester Ra I Re. d Compan', will be held in Wilminarton, N. C, on Tuesday (he 18rh of November, 1856. WM. A. WALKKR, Sec'y. Nov. 1. " . -. 98 tm. ' SOFT FELT HATS. -pHE imnrovement in the Maniifactuie oT Soft i Felt H ats, are among the wonders of t he ope. Our new styles combining Comfort, l esuty-and Durability, are acknowledged to be tbe ten fling hat now in use. Further supplies just opened, at the Hat and Cap. Emporium, 34 Market st. Nov. 1. " SHEPARD &. MYERS. BOOKS OF ADVENTURE. . WOULD like lo read something exciting 1 Get " Gordon Cummine's Hunters' Life among Lions, Elephants, and other Wild Animals;" or "The Adventures of Jules -Gerard, the Lion Killer;" or . , . " The Life and Adventures of James P. Beck wourth, Mountaineer, Scout 'and Pioneer, and Chief of the Crow Nations of Indiana ;" or "The Life and Adventures of Uobert Dexter Romaine, written by himrelf ;" or Oneof Mayne Hold's late works. AH on baud and for sala at' ' S. W, WHlTAKEftS'-S. Oct 30. 97. - ; GUNNY BAGS. -1 f fPif Bet 2 Bushel Bags in store', asd 1 U,UUJ for sale low by Oct. 30. T. C. A B. G. WORTH. COTTON YARNS AND SHEETING. A CONSTANT .eupidy ef ea'-h, always on hand at T. C. & B. G. WORTH. Oct. 30. 5 97. ; INFANTS WHITE BEAVER AND Colored Felt (lata, and Fmbroldered , Caps, at reduced prices nt tbe Hat and Cap Emporium. .... SHIiPAUD at MYERS. Oct. 30.. , " ' - 97. MISSES FLATS AND Bloomers Black and Drab Beaver Pearl Brown and Drab Fell bodies. A handsome assortment just received bv ".xpress st Oct-30. SH EPAKD f' M YERSV HOOP IRON. 5 TONS 1 inch Hp.p Iron ; 5 do 1 end 1 do. de. Now lan dug and for sale by t)ct.30. . ;: ZENO H. GREENE. irT NAUR! MILS'! 100 KK3i ttrud 4 to 20 prvnv, for, at by r ... r i rt t? iv s-a n r W IT l. V l aHtr iuf uuu u- i ' stt roij ji. u i E.r.i.- r. CHEESE, BliiTER & CRACKERS. NOW -landing aid for sale in lots, to suit, by Oct. 30. ,, ZKNO H. GREENE. WALKER'S liPEDiTIOX TO MCA- RAGUA. , . A. History oi Central American Wtrr, and the Soaora and Kinney Expedition, including all the-recent diplot.uatical correspondence, together with a new and accurate Map of CentraLA uiertca and a Memoir ant Portrait of General William Walker. By William V. -Well. Consul General of the Republic of Honduras. Jest oubltsbed, te- ceived and tor aale at S.W. WHITAKER'S. Oct, 26.. ' . . " . . , 95. C03IMERCIAL BANK ATHT1MING- ,TON. - v ' THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING, of . the Stockholders of this Bank, will beheld at their Banking Heuee, on Monday the 3d day of govern ber.nexl. '1. SAVAUb, Uasbier. Oct. 18. . 92 till Nov. I. ' GROCERIES. GROCERIES. Onn BAGS RIO COFFP.E, assorted grades, X,JJ 6 hhd. P. R. SUGAR, 25 bbls. Clarified and P. R. SUGARS, 25 hhda. Cuba MOLASSES, 25 bbls- No, 3 MACKEREL. In store and for aale by . - .' - . T. C. d B. G. WORTH. Sept. 18, 1858. 79-lw. : BACON NC. BACON. 3000 lbs Extra N. C. Bacon, bog round, for sale to arrive per It. Road. .-Aug. I. T.C.4B.O, WORTH. - ' - . -L ' A CARD. THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to instruct pupils on the PianoForte or Organ. For terms, apply to her at her Father's -residence. - -Mias Mi RGARET G. French; Oet. 14. - 90 lm. : FOR SALI?. Qrye'Acres Pine Land, aituated Immediately O O upon Wilmington and Weldon R. R., four to five mileafrom Depot at Wilmington. - imi . .. . rr Ac rem at Rice or Meadow Land, aituated OU between Korce Put and Thumbury ; II of which ia fine Swamp Land, t- or terms, &c., ap ply to - - - M. CRONLY. Oct. 30, 1865. . 9T , f Orrrce Wrt. ifc Maw. Rail Road, Wilmington, Dec. 13th, 1865. JVTOTICE ia hereby given that all Freight trans- m ported by this Hoad win oe at meenttre tisk of the owner, from the moment it is unladen from the Cara at the point or delivery. . L.J.FLEMING, " ; General Superintendent. ' Dee. 15. 117-ly SPADES and SHOVELS. 10 dox Ames make for sale by UEO. HOUSTON- dept. 11, 1K6. ' ' f - . : - 76. CAROLINA SADDLE AND HARNESS - ;. - ESTABLISHMENT. Corner Market 4- Second Sis.; under the Care- J . , lines Hotel, Wilmington, JV. C. . rtWil THE UNDERSIGNED RES JuUtCiR -- pec'felly lakes this nueibod to m. ... . . . tne cstrae-ae of wiimintion and sorroun ling country, that he has taken the Store oa the corner ef Market and Secoad streets, ander the Carolina Hotel, where he weald be pleased to ezhibtt his atee k, consisting f Saddles, Bridle, Martingales, Harneas, Treaks. Whip, Spore, and ell artielee aaealiy kept in anch an s tabliahnteott, all of which be will sell low for cash, or on accommodating terms. Call and examine ashaaolicita a share uf pebiie patronage. sG Rspairiac done at abort notice. WM. L-JACOBS. Oct. U. 95 tL I WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. i - ... BACON, per lb.. nam, sx. u. 16 IS 14 16 14 16 00 !!' 00 00 a 00 a 00 a 16 a 00 a 00 a VO I . 10 a 24 00 a 00 00 a 00 a i 00 a I 12 a 90 a 00 a 4i a 0 00 a 28 a 7 60 a 7 00 a 6 50 a 00 00 a 00 03 a .104 aides, Shoulders, ......... I Hng Round;.. JLardI.Cbbls.,.' iti,"'1 Hams, Wfierr.,- Sidea, Western, Shoulders. Western,. '"Pork, Northern per bbl. Mess, Prime, Corn, per bushel, Meal, ; Pea. black eye per bushel,.... 67 a 70 -a CO a 80 a 42 i 34 a 60 a 26 a 25 a 76 a 25 a 0 a 00 a Pea Nuts, Ric, per lb.. Clean,-... Rough, per bushel,. Butter, per I u.. ....... . Klour per bbl., Fayetteville super , pine. ........... Cross,.. l5altimore, . Canal,. tt.... Coffee, per lb , St. Domingo, a 11 a '00 a 00a uio, I.nguy ra,'- ........:...... Cuba, Mocho,. Java, .... Sugar, Rerlb.. New Orleans, Porto Kico,...-.. St Crom, Loof,. Molusres, per gallon, N. Orlesn.. Pono Rico, . .. Cuba, Hay, per 100 lbs.. Eastern, N. C... Liquors, per gal.. Peach Brandy,.. Apple Rye WhUUey,.. Rectified,. N. E. Rum, , Wines, per gal., Madeira,-.. Port, Malaga, , Glue. per lb., American, Cotton per lb, ... Yarn, per lb.,. 4-8 Sheeting, per yard, 3-4 " " Oznaburga, .... Feathers, per lb.. Candles, per fb., N. C. Tallow,- Nort hern,- Adamantine . Sperm. - Lime per bbl., Turpentine, per bbl. of 2801b. Virgin- Dip,. ....i Yellow Dip, Havd,-.i ... Tor, i Pitch, - - Rosin by Tale, No. 1.. No. 2. i No. 3. Spirits Turpentine, per gallon.... Yarnish, Pine Oil, Rosin Oil,... Sperm OU, Linseed Oil ............. eale Foot Oil, .. Iron per lb., American best refined English "it ssor tdr .... Sweed, Shear, American, Cut Nails,. i Wrought Nails,.. Steel, per lb., German, ........... Blistered, ............ Best Cast, ' . Best quality Mill Saws, 6 feet,---. Hollo ware, .. Lumber per M. feet. Steam Sawed River Lumber, Flooring, ........ Wide Boards,... Scantling, Timber, Shipping,.. Prime Mill,... Common,.... Inferior. . S to ves, pc r 1 ,000. W . O. bbl. R wti h I3 00 00 a 00 16 a 17 0 a 0 10 a II 111 a 12 1)0 a 15 00 a 00 00 a 00' 38 a 42 10Q i SO i 1 DC . B0 a 90 60 a 63 65 a . Oti 40 a 45 SO a 65 I 00 a 4 00 1 00 a 4 00 40 a 00 12 a 15 II a l.'i 00 a 17 7 a 8 6t.a 71 9 a 10 40 a 45 . 17 a 00 16 a. 00 . 28 a 30 40 a 45 1 10 a 1 20 0 00 a 2 55 2 65 a 0 00 1 56 a 0 00 1 66 a 0 00 I 40 a 3 60 a 4 25 -1 25 ar- 1 87 a 1 071 a 39 00 a . 00 00 a 00 00 a 00 1 25 a (TOO 96 a I 00 1 60- a 0 00 4 a 6 4) a 0 6 a 0 6i a OT 0 a 6i f a ... J2i 19- a 16 6-a . lli, 20 a 6 CO a 5 60 a 4 113 00 a 15 00 0 0(1 l 0 00 0 00 a O CO 0 00 a 0 Of) 0 CO a 0 00 a 9 00 5 50 a I 50 2 50 a S 50 Dreseo,- ,. II. O. Mid., rougli, Dressed, S35 " 3 00 a 0 Ob 4 25 a 0 00 6 00 a . ." SO" a 00 1 15 a I 25 0 a 7 -6 a 0 II a 12 9 00 a 12 PO .. 12 a 13 on pre. i:r (H) 60 85 40 00 65 371 40 00 15 1 87 1 60 :, 00 6 00 60 00 6 00 7 00 ON DKCK. CN'nKR 85 00 60 65 00 8 00 8 5 00 7 00 or nrcit . u.vBKa 60 65 65 BO 8 00 9 00 10 00 . 10 12i 2 00 Shingle, per IP00, Conirnoo, Contract, .....( , Black's la re, Salt per bushel, Turk's Island, -Liverpool 'vocU,- Soap per tb., Pale, Brown. ...'.). '..... .. Tulltfw pcrlb. BbI. HoudlneperM , Ah, Cheese. rilFJOIITS: TO NrEW YOHK. Turpentine and-Tar, per bbl. Roxin per bbl.. ! Spirits Turpentine, per bbl, lonr, per bid., j Rice, per 100 Hw. gross, Cotton, per bale. Cotion goods and yarns, per foot laxstH-d. per cask, PcaTCuls. per bushel, Lumber per M-. TO PHILADELPHIA. Naval Stores, per bbl.. Spirits Turpentine, Yarn and Sheetintr. per foot., Pea Nuts, per bnsbel, Lunibfr, ter M.,. TO BOSTON Rosin, per bbl.. Turpentine, per bbl., Spirits Turpentine, per bbl., Lnmber, per M-, pea Nuts, per bushel. Rnn?h Rice, per bushel. , - Cotton per bale COMMERCIAL. REMARKS ON MARKET. Tubpentine. 6T6 barrels Turpeutine sold at $2,65 per bbl. Tor Virgin and Yellow Dip, and S 1,55 for Hard, por 280 lbs. . Spirits. 205 bbls. Spirits Turpentine sold at 38 a 381 cents per gallon ; last tales at 88' eta. Cotton. 180 balee Cotton aold at 11 a 111 eta. per tb. fur low middling and good middling. Fisu. 151 bbls. Mullets received, but not yet sold. .NEW-YOHK MARKET. far 8 days preceding. Oct-29.--Th -Shipping aid Commt rcial Li t repot ts: j ' . ' Cotton The business, his bem light, prin cipally "to -meet the most pressin.- want ef home spinners, the daily sales not probably ex ceed lug 1UOO bales. We quote : 10 a 13f. Flour Tbe sales are 7oal bbls.. Southern, at 47 20 a S7.60 lor mixed to straicbt brand, 7 to a a8 10 for low to good fancy and extra, aud i8,25 a S9 for (avorite to choice extra. Corn. The ale are 135 000 bushels, closing firm at 68 a 69 cent- for sound Western mixed, and 69 a 71 for Southern White and lft llow. Naval Stotes-Turpeutine ia ery qu el, and rather i.oruiustsl 3 25 per 280 lb., though some holders ask more slock 6 a 7000 bbla. Spirits Turpentine has been loss active, (-.iuce the large sains for consumption, noted last week,) and a little changed b.ndsat 43 cents, but it was quite firmly held yesterday at 44, cab, for whole) par Cls stock 6000 bbls., the teceipts being- fully equal to the sales since our last. Coro non Roam is quiet at Si 62 a Si 65 per 310 lb., delivered stotk fair White Rosin is quick, at full prices for prime Pale. Tar continuea in light receipt, and prices are without change etock 8000 bbls, only a very small proportion of which are Wash ington aud Wilmington. Sales 900 bbla. 8pirita Turpentine at 43, a 44 centa, cash, wholesale, and 44 a 45. cash and 15 days, for b.Ues wanted; 1500 Common Roain, 61,62 a St C5 per 410 IU.. deliver-d ; 650 Strained Common ami No. 2, 1. 7eper 310 lb.; 384 low No. 1 tSi ; SuO White, 4a5.50 er 280 . W Washington Rope Tar, S2 50 ; 4K) Norfolk, as it runs, 'L, in order.-in yard j Southern Pitch, 2 ; and City do. 2 a 4.2 25 per bbl. , ; ' Bice There ia a fair demand, and with sin s 11 supplies price, are anpported. Sales 650 tea. at $!S4,87i. cab. NEW ORLEANS MARKET. Oct. 28. Sales of 2500 bales Cotton, aA rate not fully sustaining our leal flgnrea. Middling, 111 to Hi- J BALTIMORE MARKET. . Oct- 29-. Floor is ad.aaced ; aalee of Iloward at at 5b7 Wheat is improvinr ; aalea of red al SI 60 te 1 53. white 1 60 to I 65. Corn aalea of while at 62 to 85, yellow 65 to 68 eta. SAN FRANCISCO MARKET. Fsn Fa.Ncmco. Oct. 0. Uaxall and Oallego flour S16 5U; butter 35 cents; mesa pork 85 cents; lard 23 cent; whisky 62 Ceo is. CHARLESTON MARKST. Oct. 29 Cotton. There was a moderate fair In. quiry for this article To-day, tbe str footing op oaics, at pnee ranging from IV to 1 1 1. FOREIGN MARKET. By the Atlantic. LlVEMPoot.. Oct. 15. Cotton.- Tha Aula's adii- ce had o t tTuct and the niaiket has been firm, with H ice generally nnchanged. r-alea of the past three days 29.000 bales, including 9 600 balsa lor speculation aud export. The market closed Steady. . j Breadstuff. Wheat; Is generally dull. Salve inatiu acluivd red wtieat9. 3-1. atf. 41.; white 10s 3't. a 10. Oil. Fbitir ia g nerally ejniet, but steady, at ptticea slightly dearer Richardinn, Spruce ;dt Co. quote; Baltimor and Philadelphia flout 33s. a 44s, 6d. : Ohio floor 86a. a 37. : - ' . ' i Corn ia generally firm, with small business dv ing. Velluw aud uiiaed 33.: hite coru 3 35s. j . - j Mes-rs. Maxwell say choice flour coiutyandr almost any n ice. " Holders demand for yrn atv advsnce uf 1 shilling. There t but little ptC rl" Messrs. Biown &. bbipley quote bradslnt)'s steady and unchanged i , PiovUiori The market It generally nncbang--ed. Bxetand Prk are very dull. II fon U qui et. Sales la ru uiiimHrlant Lanl - Q tolatione nominal at 75. Mait-t dull. Taiow, Y. C Matket firm and sJiplitly dearer. Some quote an advance if lo. Oila are Ei-ncrallr unchau d. 1 Naal Stores. The market i steady. Boin Common steady st 4s. 61 . and bold, rs Ut an ad. vauc-e. wbieh checks buKiue.l Turpenl'no Spir its quiet at 34s. Fkianciai Tb- rooniy tnrkcf Is Iihilr more stringent. Con-ols fur money sre quoted at 911 91f. f j SrrUA'lION WANTED. A lad of strictlf moral habit respectably eonnec ted: abotn eleven years; with some knowl edge of figures, Nvsma a ; place as errand boy, or to tend an office, oriny situation in which he can be useful Apply at he office of The Commercial. Vet. 2, 1856 j . B5-tf. ; I NOTICE. Notice la hereby rivet, that application will be made to the next Leg iaiature for an amend ment to the charter of the Wilmington Saving's Rank. I i Oct. 26. I j 9531. s CO-PARTNERSniP NOTICE. ; THK ondert-igned have purchased the Drug Fs tablishinent of Messrs. C. dc I). OePre, T. n.M. k- I !. 1. MW nvj -I., vun1 1 ii u t , ww- ' wi-iiita, va rious branches under the firm of W. M FARES dt. CO. i TTaL.ivr.ii mr..i.r.o, i J. L. MEaRES, M. O.' ve if i May 20. BLANK NOTE AND D R A KT ROOKS. Just received a S. W. WH lTAKKlfS. Aug. 21, :6. i... 671 LOST. j ON SUNDAY MORNING, on Second Street ner the residence of Mr. Vtm-C. Bettencourt, a email GOLD WATCH and CHAIN. The finder will be libe-rally rewarded bv lea. ing it at the Journal Office. j Oct 21. 93 if. J i CIGARS. 1 1 rvrv Al CIOAllS, at pri.-es from 85 00 1 JJJJJ to 840 per thousand, at the Kim ily Grocery, April 17. GKO. MYERS, i i 14! THE ST. NICHOLAS RAT. I WE HAVE RKCE1VED BY EXPRESS a ! . .....!.. Ll.t m r A nM .1, ... n I ,Km h . . CIIUIIIV ... bu. ' ' . ..L.'I .i,w fiiM q-iality of that grade of good. Geoilrm-n c.ira rtllllllcni(TITB, a T. w tiavv m t 1,11-, fftt... please call aad see. under the ( aroiina Hotel. I jGIJ.E dt II A WES. Sept 30, 18"6. j 81 if. - I RICE, RICE OCT CASKS, itisl Inj Korsnlohv. i.J April 10. T. C. 4l b. a. worth. JUSTj RECEIVED THIS DAY. BOXES Adamantine Candle. .JJ 20 and; 40 lb. boxer fine quality, cheap. 1 bbl. esira Salmon, Codfish for retail, j 6 bbl. extrn No. I'Maekerrl. IVew Cheese, Butter. Bscf Tonenes unilMnft ket Reef Low for cash. GI'.O MVKitlS.-l June '2ft. ji j 11 and 13 Front t. NEW ARRIVALS j OF FiiESH GROCEKIES. 1 THE Subscriber has jut returned frnm the North with a full and well selected aioclc uf choice Groceries, comprising eery variety thnt lends to complete nn aioriiiieni, eonsisiinp in part of I0U ban ' 'oflee. Mocha, Goverhment Java, l.iiguyra. Rio and St Dinin.-o: ICC bl la. Sujjir. of all grades; fhoice Wines. Liquors ; Champaign of the most celebrated brands. Teas, Goshen Bul t r. F. M Beef, Smoked Beef, Beef Ton gues, Ssl hion. Mackerel, Pork,' Herrings, Cdriih, Kresh Lobster and Shad, Sardines, Saucea. Catsups; Suda. iStigar, Butter. : Lemon, Cream, Pilot snd Wster Ciaokers, Culjuics Fdiniiv Soaps, Fancy Toib-t Sosps, Pickles of evry variety, Eagliah Pineapple and Gothi-n Cheese, Csndlt-s of all erades, Coi tied Liquors of every varit-iy. Pure OKI Tom Gin, Schi djin Si-hnspps, Currants and Cit ron, (New Raions Expected ) Porter and Ale, Olive Oil. Sperm Oil, Prunes, Confectionary ia all itf varieties. Preserves, Veil vs. Itroina, ("orn Starch, Klonr, Chocrdife, Ladles Fsncy Baskets 200,000 Cigars, Tobacco, fcc.,i Jtc Ac , all low for cash al 4. j GEOKGE MYERS' Country Merch-ints are paiticularly invited call and examine, before purchoving rise bee. Oct. 7. : ; B allocs Pictorial and the flag of Union, fur Saturday, October -Hh. Itec ivtd andforslar i S. W. WHITAKER'S. s.pt. 30,if56. I 64 TO MERCHANTS. WE HAVK JUST OPENED OUR LARGE snd extensive stock of Hata, Caps, Cmhrel las, Ac, and can sell them at the lowest iNew Yerk prices, aa we have them dirrct from the manufactory, and as Mr. ilawrs resides ia New York, we have every facility ofeeitlns; every nsw style and at the loweat rate. Merchants will do well to call and see, under the Carolina Hotel, f GILES A HAWKS.. Sept 30, 18'6. i 64 f. " t CANDY. -A BOXES Assorted fresh Csndv, iut recelv OUed.t GEO. MYERS. June 3. ; 34. WILMINGTON BOOR BINDERY AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY, j THE SUBSCRIBER having received anew assortment of Binder' Materials, is now sre--ared to do all kinds of work in his line, from iko plaiacac to the most ornaments!, tn the best style and on aa reasonable terms as can be done a "if where in. the South. j ' Blank Book ruled lo any pattern, bound in ihe best manner, anJ p-ped if rtquiree. Mo-ic Book bound afters new and improved method, lately in vented by myself. i i Periodiest. Law snd Medical Books, bound trs a neat and substantial i'nner. Old Book rebound and repaired, and names lettered on book wills gold. f I '! Pamphlets made np wiih dispatch. i Orders front Town or Country, promptly sHeed edto I P. HElASBtiKGKK. j Sept. 27, I8.-6. I fii-lmv ! PROSPECTUS OF TRE PEE DEE HERALD." rpHE undersigned sre now pebllshing a weekly 1 newspaper, in the town of Ch-raw, S. C, un der the aboe title, the chief object of which i to aid iu promoting the iotseresra aod developing the resources of this sectien of the Pee Dee country. While itie their aim to. make the columns of 'The Herald " interesting and Instructive tho commercial and agriealtural portion of our people, th-y also enda.vo So adapt them to the interests of readers of every profession and calling. In polities tbe editor claim ike right to approve or disapprove of measures emanating from what ever peny they atay ealy a l bey alia II of he!l not commend themselves to tbeir judgment t bur, at all limea, and under all circumstances, ill be foand among those who are foremost in the battle for Southern tights and institutions. ., "Tbe Herald" ia published with new materials, on a sheet of tbe ordinary srta of eeoiry newspa per. H Terma. Two Dollars ia. f"""er PRINCE, 6 J. tc a aiaLu i - aept. 16. 73-3t
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