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VOLTJME XII NUMBER 12.
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MISCELLANY
THK MASQUERADE BALL.
A THRILLING FRBNCH STORY.
The grand carnival in Paris was draw
ing to a close, it was the Inst ball of the
season, and the salle de I 'Opera was crow
ded to its utmost limits. All distinctions
of" rank were forgotten.
Under a gallery-at the farther enJ of the
ball room, and screened from observation
b j a row of pillars, two persons in close
conversation occupied a sofa! The taller,
who had thrown his mask aside, was dres
sed as a student. He was a young man
of from eighteen to twenty years of age,
and of remarkable prepossessing appear,
nnce. His dark brown hair fi ll in curls
on his shdulder ; his complexion was of n
cledr brown ; and his large hazel eyes
sparkled with animation as he converse!
with the person at his side. This was "
figure carefully masked ; but the slight
graceful form, and thesmull foot thut peep
ed from beneath the sable domino, left no
doubt os to her sex..
The conference seemed at an end. for
the lady made ah attempt to rise.
''Pb not leave me" said her companion
"or, at least, ere you iro let ma craze' (or
one moment on your features." j
"l dare not star," she replied, we are
observed. Yonder person costumed as
Diana has. been watching you for the last
half hour." '
And she said this she disengaged her
hand, and, mixing with the crowd, was out
of sight in a., moment. Lre the student
cbiild follow ber, the mask in the dress of
Diana stood before him.
1 he buskincd g..Mess was ft curious
specimen of the Grecian costume. Out
(he student immediately said, "I know you,
busette, although you have taken the
trouble io change your dress. Did you
think nil that frippery would diigu se you
ttoin me. V '
The gbddtsa snatched off her musk, ami
her black eje3 iparkkd fiercely as she re
plied, uYou nre right, Etienne, there sh'Uild
be no disguise between us Tell ine, there
fore, who was the mask that has just quit
ted yd i V
4You know as much about the subject
as I," ho answered artlessly. ''She is
Itrangei to me."
'Did she leave this as a token by which
to find her again 1" she said i she snatch
ed a rmall glove from his hand. Her color
Changed as she looked at it. It was the
sxeHted leather sough) after, called peau
"U'tlspagne, arid embroidered with very
lltiall pearls."
"is it so ?" she exclaimed. "Are griset
tes no longer good enough for you, that
you seek acquaintance among the. fine
. i j: it.
court lauiri
''Be silent, you do not know what you
nre talking about," he returned, by a sud
den' movement ag in possessins; himself of
the glove, And thrust it into his bosom.
''Doyod think I am to be foiled 1" she
fcHfcJ. "Be she who she may, she shall
hot seduce my lover with impunity,"
Her jealousy Increasing", she raised bet
voice so high ns to attract the attention ol
several persbni near, arid a . crdwd began
to collect nroiind the party,- . ,
Etienne: half triad with Vexation, broke
throush the throng, with the intention of
leaving the ball room. As he arrived, at
the doer, his inbdgnifa, gliding up f hii:..
said softly ,
t;Gentle knight, ybd will nrjt refuse to
return a lady her glove, since it was noi
thrown down in definnce of ydti."
Before he could answef", he saw Susetfe
approiiching. Her eyes eertibd to flash
fire, and striding up to her rival she, brush
ed the mask on her face and tried to tear
it off .
Elienne, calchin- her arth, prevented a
repetii ion or the bio w i but his own- pas
-sion rousedj be threw her from him with
force that sent hetatatgehng backwards
"Woman frt he exclaimed, 'dare to croes
my path again, and yotl shall bitterly rue
the day !" saying which, ahd taking the
blutk dnminio under his arm, be left the
ballroom. - V-
uBon Dieu I" Said a female who had
forced her way through the ttowd is
Sossette Ln garde and the student Elieon
Granilier, her lover." ' -
. .,' . '-: i "
A few weeks after the hall, in the bouse
oi n i.tujuy wi ingti renit in farts, m laiy,
; reclined in her boudoir, htr small ool tea-
trd on the lap of a young man, .who half
kneeled, Half sat, on a cushion at ber feet
it is not necessary to describe his appear
ance, for it was Etienne Grandier.
The lady smiled oo her lover, as, look
ing anxiously at ber; he said, "You say
this io torment me. if the danger were ten
fold I, would brave it, were but the peril
mine alone."
But since ft is not," he replied "since
to receive you any longer in this house
would be fraught with "danger to , me as
well as to you, toe only course that . re
mains is " " - i"- -
, "To part," he answered. "Be it so, but
remember it is try life you ask. I w ill not
live without you."
Ungrateful r she exclaimed.; "Had
you not interrupted me, t would have told
you, that , though we cannot meet here,
we may do so elsewhere and this I waa
about to do or one who loads me with re
proaches." -
"Forgive me," he answered, pressing her
band to his lips : the fear of losing you
mode me unjust. Call me net ungrateful.
Would it were given to me to prove how
lightly I hold my life in comparison with
jour safety and fair fame'
Etienne Grandier was (he only son of a
merchant of Toulouse, who having amas
sed a moderate fortune, was anxious to
raise his son to a higher rank of life than
his own. There was no other means of
doing this than by eduating him for the
church, a course to which he was more in
clined from the docility of the boy's tem
per, and the superiority of his tab nts.
Etienne had been carefully educated:
and so secure were hit parents, on the
strength of his principles, that they, sent
mm to finish his studies in a licentious cap
ital, without casting a thought on the
temptations to which he might be exposed
there.
For some time afier bis arrival in Paris,
the hours most devoted ;o study were pas
sed with a pristH. ao old friend of his fami
ly ; but intense application proved soiniu-
rious to his health, that even the father ad
vised him to seek occasional amusement.
His advice was followed, and it was with
sincere pleasure that in a few months the
old man noticed the improvement in his
appearance. Etienne blushed on receiving
his congratulations but did not think it
necessary to explain that a total change
had taken place in his habits, and that in
stead of study his whole time was now
passed in the society of the grisettes of the
neighborhood-;
The smiles of the handsome student had
alrendy proved a fruitful source of discord
among this amiib'e sisterhood, when Sus-
ette Legitrde becoming the favorite sultana,
succeeded in keeping every rival at a dis
ar.ee, as in'tch by her strength of arm and
Volubility of tongue, as by the superiority
of her beauty Her empire had remained
undisturbed until the night of the mnsked
bull ; but her conduct of. that occasion had
deeply offended Elienne, and though she
employed pray rs, tears, and even threats
to bring about a reconciliation, he was res
olute in refusing it.
It must be owned that this determination
found its strongest support in his passion
for her rival, bince th .1 evening they had
met repeatedly, and the refinement of her
manners was so new to hiro. and he was
so dazzled by her charms, that he seemed
to tri ad a new -world, and Suselte, who
had for some time ceased to pursue him,
was lorgotten.
But he was not forgotteo by her. If she
could not haVe love, she was at f least re
solved on vengeance, and judging that his
acquaintance with the black domino'would
not end w.tn 4he bail, she determined to
watch all his rrovements. Etinne, how-
ever, was lorced to tiko so tnatiy precau
a t
tions in visiting-his inaitloratta, that she
she was completely battled, until the lady's
fears that her family should discover the
intrigue, induced her to visit ber lover in
bis own apartment.-
It was an old and gloomy Quarter in
Bur is where Grandier resided. He bad
selected it as being quiet add retired, and
because adjoining bis room waa a pavillion
wiih a garden, which, though surrounded
on Ibree sides by bouses, served him as a
place of recreation after boors of study.
It was here he proposed to rrieet his mis
tress. v
Their meetings, however, did not escape
the sharp eyes of Susette. The sight of
S S.tB T
ner laitniess lover leaving b:s .own bouse
one evening with a female put her orrihe
alert; she recognized the. .figure of her ri
val, and only waited her next appearance
to overwhelm her with reproaches.
. Fortune favored her projects. . The lady
arriving alone, pnssed through the bouse
to the garden, and Susette, who knew that
bttennc was from hom- entered the Dnvil-
lion after her. The dismay of the stranger
at the sight of a female of the lower class.
whose disordered appearance travo indica
tions of the Violent passion which agitated
ner, may be imagined. Scarcely bad their
eyes met than She remembered her as a
cirl who had worked in her father's fami
ly, nnl th astonishment expressed in the
grisette's countenance shdweil that the re
cognition waa mutual.
fcSo, madam, it is ydU who blay these
pranks?" she exclaimed. Shame dn you
court Indies, rho Call its bad names and
despise us; while you envy and rob us of
our lovers - But the whole neighborhood
shall know what a grand dame is the mis
tress of m poor student. We will see whi
ihe griseiteg will sujr, to it, . ' , , ;
1 he lad 1 agonised with the danger to
which het life as welT as her reputation
would b exposed attempted" to appease
her -fury by supplications. ?.
"Good Susettf) !" tha cried imploringly,
"do not rain tne. --'I 'will give you money
-make you rich only ,et me go, and 1
wtu never come near your lover again.
Her prayers wete disregarded: ahd Susette.
throwing no- the ' windodra: KnhtinattA
cnlliflg . it her companions . The alarm
was given, easement were thrown ooen.
and the neighbor from their windows en
deavored to ascertain tbs c ause df lha ?ries.
Jt was already dusk, and nothing could be
seen ; but the screams eumtmied, nml once
the cry of murder was beard. Old and
young now hastened to the spot As they
entered the house they met Etienne com
ing irom tne, garden
"For God's sake I". said - the foremost,
'what is the meaning of these cries?"
L "Cries?" be answered "I have heard
none. . I have this moment returned, and
came in by the back ttray."
"There were dreadful shrieks heard from
your house," was t.e answer.
"You are wrong, neighbor," interrupted
an old woman: "they went not from the
house. I opened my window at the first
alarm, and 1 am sure -the screams came
from the pavillion. Let us go there."
"The pavillion !" saif Etienne, starttn?.
uThere can be no one there. It is locked,
and I have got the key with me.
"Nevertheless," said the old Woman, per
tinaciously, "I am positive it was from there
hey came, and a is my advice that wc
search it."
.Etienne in vain remonstrated. "My
friemlsj" said he,ns they pushed past him,"
let me enter first, there is a person there
"Why, just now you said it was empty
and locked,".said one of the men.
"Perhaps Monsier 1'Etudiant has one of
his masters there 1" observed another with
a laugh.
"Or mistresses,'' put in a third. "Come,
Monsieur Elienne, allow that there is a la
dy, in the case, and we will war outside."
" There is a lady," said the student, evi
lently Confused. "I must speak to her be
fore you enter." - -
He sprang to the door of the pavillion,
without perceiving that the old woman
was 8tealthilg peeping in. A shrielt from
her brought the rest of the people. Etienne.
his face as white as deal. i, his whole coun
tenance the picture of horror, was leaning
over the body of Susette Legarde, which
lay weltering in blood al his feet. The
murderer was seized. He made little de
fence, but seemed confused and overwhelm
ed by his situation. Indeed taken almost
in the act as he had been, it was generally
expected that he would confess to .save
himself from torture, and though he did
LrtQi directly, avov. his gusit, his silence
when -interrogated on the subject was look-,
ed on as a tacit confession. It was only
on the day of the trial, and with the horror
of his impending fate before him, that he
seemed desirous to avert it ; but he con ho-1
.l hirrw-lf in ...,! ....,;. r i,;-
cence and begged his judges to have mer
- w BW a.ai BBSS MBat-lllUlie J B Ml 1 1 1 " 1 J
cy on his youth; and finding this appea
unsuccessful, he exchumed, almost wild
thnt he was not guilty. He was condemn
ed, however, to be broken on ihe wheel
It was some time afier the execution of
the student that it was known that the
. oung and beautiful Countess of St. Giles
was dying from the commencement of
her illness she had continued to sink rapid
rhe Countess was aware that her situa
lion was hopeless, and her confessor was
constantly with her. On the day thai the
last sacraments were to be administered to
her she acknowledged to him that ihe stu
dent Etienne Grandier, who was condemn
ed to death fur the ' murder of his mi tress
wns innocent, and that she was the mur
derer of Susette Legnrde. She said that
Grandier was her lover, and that they met
sn the pavillion in which the body of the
murdered woman was found. Jealousy
had led ber to follow me there. She threat
ened to expose me: more than my life was
in her power, and finding her inexorable to
my prayers, I snatched a knife that lay on
a table and stubbed her to the heart. The
knife was marked with the name of the un
fortunate Grandier, and added to his beuig
found on the spot, went far on his trial to
condemn him. He was innocent, and ws
not present ni me time, nor ttid ne-1 even
know by whom the deed was donethough
he must have guessed, she added with a
shudder.
The Countess' here paused, and. casting
an anxious look at her confessor, stretched
forth ber arms towards heaven as if in sop-
pucanon, ana oreatned aer last prayer.
L. N. BARLOW,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER,
. .. AflO DEALER IN
LIQUORS. WItfES ALB PORTE It 4-c.
Mo. 3, Granite Row, Front tltreet,
WIUMtNQTOfl, N.C.
Feb. I7th, 1P58. , . UO-tf.
AS. C. SMITH. MILES COSTIN.
, JA3. j: SMITH & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 2, SOUTH WATER STltEET,
WILMINGTON, N.C.
April 28. I8:lv
STOKLEY & OLDHAM,
GROCEflS "
AND CO EMISSION MERCHANTS.
WILMINGTON, V. Q.
Liberal Cash advaneea made oi Klonr. Caitnn
aai Maval Stores consigned to them ,
" . , . . 6 Iy. ;
COOK'S MAP ( F NORTH CAROLINA.
v LlMITfc.Ii supply expected soon. Thorewan
iV lio2 early copies will olease leave their nmm
at tne Book Store of s W. HUITACirii
March 10. : 151
. OKORGB R. FRENt.IJ,
MANUFACTDRER AND
i WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER
tit .
BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, AND
SHOE FINDINGS, '
NO. 11. .M A RK ET 8TRBBT.
1 AtlL.NIffGTONi'K. tj.
March 6.
PHE ATT5 KftTiON or the ladirs is resbeeifsi
L lv called to aar rick- ahd elensii aasoninnit
f MISJ-KSV CHILoRKA'S and INFANTS'
KLAT4 AftD HATS. inctudW the diffi-reat
qualiiiSa tit Lenovn, trimRx d nna aii t Hmmed :
eayai Hratd. a new stria erkaods: Fhglisli Dtra
suhle, Peeal Braid. Ae. J Mm hpried, Sitae Hat
and Cap Emporlam, 34 Market st ...
. . . . CUAS. D. MYEaS.
i--- . , . . . ' ?TT:
1 fflt barrels Trent River Cora' new landiag
l'yJlM iafrontvf oor Store..aadfor sale by - ,
CORN AND FLOUR.
OHTa BtJSriKLS prime white Corn now Ian
v VAS log in froh't of.oor Office and 'for sale.
. .... Also: .
1 Ci BBLS. Family and a'uDetfine Flour. freah
1 JJ ground, Wilmington Inspection, for sale
, Feb. 2T, 1857.
THROUGH BY EXPRESS.
OOMR cleraat styles of Gents SUMMER
O HXTS, different styles, at the Hat and t ap
r.mporuim. u. JHIfc.S.
feb. 24. 146.
SOAP AND CANDLES;
THK subscribers beg leave respectfully to eal!
the attention of the trade and families to the
Soap snd Candles manufactured in Wilmington,
M. C, by Messrs. Costin & Gaflbrd, samples ol
which can be seen st onr offica, No. 2, Water at.,
wncre we seep constantly on Hand large supplies-
"w tor casn. JA&. U. SMITH CO.
4priV26. , 18
MNDR.ES.
pt HEKSE, Molasses, Flour, Mallets, Pork
W L.ard, Bacon &c for sale by
ZE0 n. GREEN.
eh. . 137.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
(TV ftar Sra Vtfl bv-. aa SfcV mmn
i nr.LTr, iuvpi L.ui sra i in -one
body, on Sixth street. Location high
and pleasant; waier exellent s a nlank
ana saw-dnst road leading from the premises to
Market street, making one of the finest drives a-
bou'l town. The lota are all under one fence, but
wili be aold acparately, if desired. Any one wish
ing to purchaae the whole property, by offering an
inducement can alsopurchat-e the improved corner
m, on wnten la I tcated my present dwelling a
wo-story house, wiih winz. eizht rooms, three
piwzzas, Stc. Also, Kitchen, - Stables, Carriage
nouse, c , aitogeint-r one oi tne most pleasant
suburbsn residences to be f nnd in this vicinitv.
i erms accommodating . Appiyio
i . ... -
JNO. V. LOVE.
Dec. 10. ' No. TO Front street.
A HOMESTEAD FOR $10!
SECOND DIVISION.
3 lO.OOO worth of Farms and Building
L.ots,
In the Gold Region of Culpepper County. Vir
ginia, to be divided amongst 10,200 subscribers.
on ins I Jin oi April, too, subscriptions only
ten dollar each i one nan down, tne real on the
deliver of the Used. K very subscriber will get
Building Lot or a Farm, ranging in value from
SIO tt 25,000. These Fa ms snd Lois are sold
so cheap toinduce settlements, a sufficient num
ber being reserved, the increose in the value of I
which will -compensate lor tne apparent low price
now asked.
A company of settlers, callrd "The Rappaoan-
nock Pioneer Association," is now forming snd
will commence a setucment in the spring. Am-
s curiiy will be givtn for the faithful perform
ance of contracts snd premises ,
f j- Moie Agents are wanted to obtain subscri
1 bers. to whom the most I ibersl Inducements will
1 be siven. Some Agents write that they are mak-
inz SiUO per month. Advertising will be done lot
every Agent where possible. For full particulars,
Subscriptions, Agencies, sc. Apply to
K. RAUORR.,
""eb. 10. Port Roynl, Caroline Co , Vq-
NEW arrivals!.
OF Fi.ESM GROCERIES.
'PHR Sabseriber has jnst retarned from the
L North with a full and well selected stock oi
rhoice Groceries, comprising every variety that
lends to complete sn assortment, consisting in
pari of 100 bags ' 'ofTee, Mocha, Government Java,
l.ngnyra. Rio and St Domineo; IOC bbls. Sugars
of all grades; Choice Wines, Liquors ; Champaign
or the inst celebrated brands, l eas, ixosben But-
t r. K. M Bcer,Smaked Beef, Keef Tonjues, ai
mon. Mackerel, Pork, Herrings, Codfish, Krcsh
Lobster and Shnd, Sardines, Sauces, Ca'saps;
Sods. Niiear, Mutter, Lemon, cream, ruot and
Water Crackers, t-ofgates Psmily Soaps, Fancy
Toilet Soaps, Pickles of every variety, English
Pineapple, and Goshen Cheese, Candles of all
grades, Bottled Liquors of every variety. Pure Old
Tom Gin, Schi'-dam Schnapps, Currants and Cit
ron, (New Kuisons F.xpeoted ) Porter and Ale,
Olive Oil. Sperm Oil, Prunes, Confectionary in all
F varieties. Preserves, Jell vs. Broina, Corn Sinrch.
Clour, Chocolate, Ladies Fancy Baskets 208,000
aiinars, Ttibacco, Vfcc. die., arc , all low for cash
it GEORGE MYERS'
Country Merchnnts are particularly invited to
call and examine, before purcbosing elsewheee.
K'Cl. I.
HENRY NUTT,
FACTOR A.D FSRWiBDlNG AG EST,
H'Ulgioe kit perianal attention to butinee entrust
ed. to Ats core.
Sept. 8. I860. TS-ly-c
OUR MOTTO IS "TO PLEASE"
AT THE
Wilmington Saddle, Harness, and Trunk
Manulaetorv.
' P H E sabseriber respectlully i a forms t h ep nblie
A that he has reeently received additions to his
stock of Saddle and Harness Mountings, dec. ,thc
latest and most improved style, andia constanly
manufacturing. at hisstore on market street. everv
description of article in the above line. From his
experience in the business, he feels confident that
he will beatneto giveentiresatiafactiontoallwho
mayiavor mm witn a call. Hehaenowen hand
and wiiiconstaiitly keens large assortmen tof
Coach, Gig and Sultry Harness, Lady's Saddles,
Bndlcs. t,Tups,f-c., Gentlemen's Saddles, Whi-p'
Spurs, d.
-nallef which he will warrant to he oftba
lithe best materials and workmanship, if
YH haa si so a lare-e. assortment of
Trnuks, Valises. Saddle and Camet Ban.
Satchels. Kancy Tranka, dec., and all other ar
ticles asualiykcpt In ch establishments, all of
whicn nconertlowfet "ASH, or onshorieredH
to prompt customers.
saddles, HarnessTrunks, Radical Bags, dee
I a addition totha above the snbscriberal wa vi
1. I . : . r a. . . . .
KWDiaa rud KtirKinDDir si SLrinc s r n .
and haa bow, and will keop through iheaeaaon a
(ooKinonmrsioi riy nmt.
All are invited to sail and examine ray Goods
whether in want or not, aal take pleasure in shew.
ngray assortment to all w no may favor me with
1 call. . .
Harnesssnd Coach Trimmings aold at a fair
prle to persons oaying to manufacture.
Aiao, rvniri wnoiesaie. -t -
Mlkindsof Ridjng Vehltles bought r. . old
on RentnisioRS. JOHN J . CONOLF.V .
Feb. 7. 1856. 138
NOTICE .
TH Ksubscriber.respectfully informs the public,
that he is nowirariascting the Auction business
on hi ownaccounl. and hopes by strict attentionta
business, to mer
. T t siUVri
it a continuance olihat patronage I
lersUy bestowed upon him. -1
M In,TT XT I
heretofore soli bers
M . CRONI.Y.
Stock. Real Batata and rfegrbes.boueht and sold
on a coiiMuiss-.on,etiner at private or pubUe sale.
jxn .itis.
; NOW LANDING.
BBLSi Staart'a Sogars st! grades.
UV 30 bbls. and boxes Crackers. -
SO boxes Adamantine CaadlesNos. 1 p 2.
Ao Assorted Candy.
12 kegS bejt OVaris. county N-Y. Batter.
' , SO b'ola. Irish Potatoes. ,
r- SO .do - Liqaors, . v for sale by
March 1 - ... ZkNQ H. GRKEJIE.
ftKSlOVlLi
OTOKLF.T A OLDHAM havb rembveU from
O tit . CorMer of Front A Priaeesi streets, ta
the Store next door south of Sir. J. st rUm.
otace, ooain water, street, w nets they are now
prepared t serve their (riaads and eaatiaeraU
, Taey Have on hand a saperior articia of fresh
gronad N. C. Floar, aTso 25 Sacks Ashtin's line
ut, mma sua. &sc l.lvsrpool grotrad f f 0 Bbhx
viuarta renneqj VOues SOgXT, JOW lor CAs. - . -,.
. Asaa... 3 U.
V2
FOREIGN GOLD AND SILVER COIN
THEIR TALCS It THE MINT.
GOLD COINS.
i Austria Q,oadniple ducat $9 12 0
Ducat . . 2 27 5
Sovereign (lor Lombardy )..,.... 6 85 0
Baden Five Gulden ..240
Bavaria Ducat 2 27 9
Belgium Twenty-franc piece 3 83!
Twenty-nve iranc piece 4 78. 0
Bolivia Doubloon. 15 58.0
Brazil Pieceol 6400 reis... ......... 8 720
Britain Sovereign........... 4 84.5
Brunswick Ten-Tbaler.. 7 89 D
Central American ............14 96 0
Kcsudo 1 67 0
Gold Dollar 83
Chili Doubloon (before 1835). .....15 57 0
Doubloon (1SJO and since) .15 66 0
Denmark Double Fred, or 10 Thaler 7 88 0
bcuatlor Hall doubloon. 7 1 10 0
Egypt Hundred piastres. ......... 4 97 0
b ranee 1 vventy irancs. ; ; 35 0
Greece Twenty drachms 3 45 0
Hanover len 1 haleraGeorge IV. . 7 84 0
Ten-Thaler, William IV and Ernest 7 89 0
Hindostan Mohur. East Iudia Co. . 7 10 0
MecklenburgTen -Thaler . 7 89 0
Mexico Doubloon, average... .....15 53 0
Netherlands Ducat. 2 205
Ten guilders..... t 4 00 7
New Granada Doubloon, 21 carat.
standard 15 51 0
-Doubloon, 21 carat standard. inclu
ding the silver ........15 710
Doubloon, 9 lOths standard. .... .15 310
Doubloon. 9-10ths standard, inclu
ding the silver...... 15 33 0
Persia Tomauo..... 2 23 0
Peru Doubloon, Lima. Io 1833 15 55 0
Doubloon, Cuzco, to 1833 15 62 0
Doubloon. Cuzco, lo 1837. 15 53 fl
Portugal Hall joe (lull weight).... 8 65 0
Crown , 5 810
Prussia- -Double r lederick 8 00 0
Rome Ten scudi 1 0 37 0
Russia -Five roubles.............. 3 96 7
Sardinia Twenty lire 3
Saxony Ten Ihale: s 7
84 5
94 0
Ducuf 1
26 0
Spain Pistole (qr. donbloon) 3
900
1 urkey Hundred piastres......... 4
37 4
Tuscany Sequin 2
United States Eagle (before June,
30 0
.....10 62 0
ivc dollar psece of C. Bechter, av
erage .; 4 85 0
Dollar ol the same, average. ..... 96 0
Five dollar p'c of A.Bcchller $4 92 a 5 00 fl
IJolIar ol the same...... 98 0
Oregon Exchange Co---Five dollars. 4 82 0
N. G. & N. San Francisco Five dols.
.$4 83 a 4 95 0
Miners' Batik, San Francisco-Ten
dollars 9 06 a 0 92 n
Moffatt & Co., 9 78 a 9 93 0
" " Sixteen dollar
ingots, about......... 15 75 0
RATES OF POSTAtfE.
Letters composed of one or more nirr.et
of paper, but not exceeding lialTnn ounce in
weight, sent any distance not exceeding SOOC
nines, o cents : over juimj miles, in nentu.
Double rate if execedinr? lialf nn ounce
iicuic. 11 wcccuinjr nn ounce: and so on
sr 1:
charging nn additional rate for evrrv addi
tional halt ounce, or frnclion ol Itali an o.inr.p.
Absolute pre-pnymetit beinp required on
all letters tt places within HieUniiH.I .Sim
ir,,m mm auer April 1st, I8D0.
From and after January 1st. 1856, all let
ters between places in the United States
murt be pre-paid, either by ooslaire stamne.
or stamped envelopes.
Letters dropped in the poet office, for de
livery in the same place, 1 cent each.
Letters advertised are charged 1 cent each,
besides regular postage. Drop I r tiers are
not advertised.
Circulars,.! cent for 3 ounces or less lo
any part of the United Si alee, to consist ol
but onef lece ofpaper pre payment option
al.
Daylv newspapers wnirhini? three ounces
or less, 4o 1-2 cents per quarter, when sent
Jrom the office of publication to actual and
oontihde subscribers any where in the Uni
ted States. Transient neuvnnners spntanv-
wtiere wnbin the United Slates. I cent for
three ounces or less.
v new iiiu urucie 10 De mailed ta a circn-
,lar. pnmplilet, or newsjmper, it should be so
enveiopeu as to be open at one end other
wise, it will tie charged as a letter.
BRITISH POSTAGE ARRANnr.MPNTS
Letters posted or charged in the ITnitoi)
States will be rated at a half ounce tn th.
ain.t- I.M .t IT .
ioiici , liTer n nan ana not exceeding
nn uuueu. as a fiouoie letter ; over an ounce
nno noi exceeding an ounce and a half, as a
treble letter; and ao on, each half ounce
or fractional excess coaesiitntinp; a rate.
xne single rates lo be charged on each
J letter posted in the United Stales addressed
to any place in Great Britain or Ireland is
vicenlr, the double rate 4S; and so on.
Said TJOSlnffe on letters frnino" In nnv ntn
. - . u - O 'to - "J f " "
n tjreattJnlaia or Ireland may be pre-paid,
. wuoie araoont is tendered at the office
in tne U. S. where mailed, at the oniittn a
the sender.
NEwspApfcHs rHay Be tnailetl at nv outre
b the United Stales 10 any place in the
United Kingdom 00 the pre-payment of 2
eetiU, and may on receipt from, any place in
Great Britain or Ireland, be delivered at aav
office in the United Stales, on payment of 2
cents. xote. isacM government is to charge
2 cents on .each newspaper. These are to
be sent in Bands or rovers, open at ihe' sides
or ends, and to contain no manuscript what
ever. ..... -.r- ;
Persons mailinir letters to Idreitrn cdnn-
tries, wiin wnicn tne united states have nm
. . ... . . su. .
entered into postal arrangements, are remin
ded that it is necessary lor them to pre-pay
tne nioner postage, or toe letter cannot be
!orwarded. :
NOTICE.
- - J - m --J - aaaSk Baaaw
"1 f 1 fvV " 1 f-"-- j
,
l JI Mir " 1 "i r m
. TPHK Wilmington aad Weldon Railroad Com
JSL p
pany have made arrangements forforwardit
an rowii cunsignco is tne care 01 toe company,
a aaaiioea nn mnv. point oa tae Una of the
ti ortn Uarollna Koad, free of com.mUeion.
It landed on the Comoan v wharf thrrr wilt k.
: no charge for wharfage or drayage j bat these ex
panses .win d incurred t! uaded oa atiy ether
wnari, and win oa added
to tba freight on the J
delivery. By the North I
. , I
ay-bill, to be collected on
Carolina Railroad Com Dan v.
S. B.-10 avoid detention st wiintiagton. It Is
esseatiat skat ths amount of freight by vessels
shall, tn. all eases, be distinctly stated, fa dollars
aad cents, oa each bill of lading, and if gooda far
mora than ana tiersoa are fnetaded In the hum
bill of iadirig, the aaaottat of freight for each con
signee must be separately stated.,' .
oj srgcr 01 mi owrgn uireciors.
8.L.MEMONT. E A.W
Oflleedf Engineer cl Sbperinrendeat J
w iimmgton, ity a a a. r Z8itBS7. j im-u
PR0FISI0NS ! I
TJ UTTER CHEESE 1 CRACKERS, e by
jum iaa pcxage, lor sale .... .w--
Jaav. 17. , ZtiXU U. wKcVErXE.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR. JOHN SI ON.
THE founder of thbxbrated Institution of
fers the niost eertS JlecittinH unU ir.,nl
al rein edy ih the veoridwwr -
j!EUIkET DISEASES. -i
Gleers, Strictures. Seminal Wkns.Palsa in
the Loins. Constitutional Uebilitv. lmixjirnrv -
Weakness-of the Baqk atd LInih; ATeciions o
the KftsttWe. Pslpilatioffof this Heart 'D
Nervous lrritabiity. Disease of the Head Tarn
Nttfdfear Skin ; those serious and mrlatichoiy disor
derSaxislne; from the destturtivf hahita ni rn.ih
wbieh destroy botibbbdv and mind. TSW
sod solit-)raUiS. more tutal 10 their victims
inn lae-onjf -ne syreks to the mariners of
tic .ions ciidetfng mnrriae-e. &c 1
1 uirviugNi unr won onuiani noDea or ar
4k2s TTO UM3 AIKJV. . - .-f .
T 'ally, who have become ihe victims of SolUm
J e. that dreadful and destructive hahit hirh
kuily sweeps to an untimely grave thousands of
joung men of the most exaiied talents and brilliant
intellect, who jriight oskeaAiae have entranced lia
teningjMtea wMTthe thunders of eloquence, or
waked to ecstacy the living I y re, may call with ful'
confidence. e-r .
MARRIAGE. "
Married pertone, or Vounw M
marriage, being awareof Physical Weakness, Or
ganic Debility, Deformities. &e..ahnM i.i
ately consult Dr.' J., and be restored to nerfwi
health.
He who p'acra himself undsrthecarrnr
ston may religiously confide in hi. hnnnr ...
tleman,and confidently rely upon hisskill as a Dhv
sician. . . 7
Da. Johnston is the onlv
Physician advertising 10 cure Private Complaints.
His remedies snd treatment are eniiri .. 1,
toall others. Prepared from a life spent in the
Great Hospuals of Europe and the First In this
DKMnirT'u,Ir,E"g,"nJd' lb" Block ley ol
Phdaoelphia, f-c, and a more extensive practice
than any other nhvsician in tfie nr! M:.
wonderliil.coresahd niofl important Surgical Od
enMions is a sufficient guarantee to tne afflicted
Tnoee who vith to be tvecail-u nnrt ,-i..n..
-ed,houldthuntftenumereue trifling importers who
only ruin their health, and apply to him V
A-URK WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE.
jurrrury or pauseous Urues Use
OFFICE. ?fo. 7. SOUTH Plirncmpr
left hand side going from Baltimore street, a few
doors from the corner. Fail not to observe his
name and number, for ignorant trifling importers
attracted by the reputation ol Dr. Johnatn i,.,ir'
near. - .
nn. jorKsiTnTir
Member of the Roval College
erodoatefromone of the meat eminent CoJWe ol
f . . . . S " I'bii VI WIIUSC
s Ph'nSf"' 1a "8',l,'e f London, Par-
is, Philadelphia. and elsewhere, has effected some
of the most astonishing cures that wereeverknown!
in uoiieq Oil ei.lBd the rrrt .! nas Af"i
irouoica wiir ringing in the ears and head
vnen asleep, ereat nervouf nun. hoin i j "
sadden sounds and bashfu.ness. iih freouen
blushing, attended somidmcs with dcrantcmcni
ssauv, v 1. u 1 irfUICUlfl If (J, .
A UJiltTJLljy DISEASE.
hen ihe mUrr.ji.iff anj :mn1(iil.il
pleasure finds he has imbibed the steds of h&
painful disease, h loo often happens that anill-iim-ed
sense of shame, or dread of discovery, deters
nim from apDlvi nif to those hn irnm Za ..-
and respectability, ran alone befriend him. dpla v-
tng till trie consuintional Fyniptoms of this horrid
disease make their appearance such as ulcerstrd
sore throat. diseased nose, noctural pains in the
head and limbs, dimness of sif.hr o.rn...
on the shin bones and arms. Mntrh.. nn .1,1 1 j
face and ! rxtremiiiea, progressintr with frightlul ra-
niif it v till ai f n a . . A K . . 1
"-- me pijw or tne mouth or the
bonesof the nose fall in. and the victim of this
awful disease becomes a horrid object of commi
seration, till death puts a period to his dreadful suf
fenngs, by sending him to - that bourne from
wnencc no traveller returns." To such therefore
Dr. Johnston pledges himself in nro.... .u
... - . : V , . 1 ,c I nts uiUBl
.u.Y-uic rec.rry; na, irom nu extensive nrae
victims to this dreadful complaint, owing to the un
skilfulnrssol Iznorant Dretendors k k.. .k-
of that deadly poison, merenryj- ruin the constitu-
uon, anq eitner send me unfortnnniB ,.r.... .
untimely zrave.or else mn.p rh rrcit... ..tt-.r i.
erable- c
TAKE PARTICULAR pbTICE.
Dr. J. addresses all those hn h... .,
elvca by private and improper indulgences.
.uo..cniiiieui me sad and melancholy ef
fects, produced by early habits of youth, vi,:-
W asbnass nl IKa L7 i ar. a -
. - ! uacK ana Linitu, fains in ihe
Hesd, Dimness of Sisht. Iu r iu,.c...i.. d
er',Pl'?.Uin'on of ,he Heart, Dyspept-y. Nervous
irritability Dersngemcnt f the Digestive Func
tions, Ganeral Debility, Sympioma af Consump.
tion.otc. , 1
MentaUw The fearful. fTpr i nn iL:-
much to le dreaded : Loss of
of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Forebodings"
Aversion of Society, Self Distrust, Love of Soli
tade;Timidity,atc..are some of the evils produced.
7Wom of persons of aliages, can now judge
what is the cause of their declining health. Los
ing their vigor, becoming weak, pale and emacia-
nee in tne first pospltais of Europe snd America
he can confidently recommend a safe and speed?
cure to the unfortunate Vieiim of this horrid dis
ease. It la a melancholy fact, that ihn...j.r.n
cough aSdsv8mDgtomr.rPrarance thc ,he P0f,aSe which ftcto li e port cT de
cougn ana symptoms of consumntinn. i I .. t?.:.: a.--:. -. i 1.1
VB" J,NVIGOltATIKG RESiK.
D-t FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
By this great and hnnnrtant rn,t .. 1-
the organs are speedily cured and full vigor restored.
iT . "" nervous and Debilitated
inaiviuuais wno nad lost all hope, have been Imme-
uiaieiy relieved. All Impediments to MARRIAGE
Physical or MentalDiwjiialificalions, Nervous Ir-j
ritabilitv Trembling and Weakness, or exhaustien I
vi .ucivvh icanui una, speedily cured by Dr
Johnston.
Young men who have inittred 1
certain practice indulged in when alone a habit
frequently learned from evil companions, or at
school, the effects of which sra nightly felt, even
when asleep, and if not cur.d, renders marriage
impossiblcand destroys botL jind snd body.shoald
apply immediately. Y
What a pity that a voniig man, the hope 'of his
""V'A "r"YL "".'!! vl ms parents, mould be
snatched from all prospects and enjoytnenta of life.
oy me consequences of deviating from the path of
i.i .mi inuuwg ;b a certaia secret n a bit. -Such
persons, before contemplating" .
MARRIAGE.
lolVirV?
h.ppine... Inds-4, Wrlhoat hese. Yh. ioVrnev
tbroagh hfe becomes a wear) pilgrimage: the pros
peeMioarly darkens tb thbview; the mind becomes
ahadowed with despair and fit led with the melan
choly redeclion that the happiness of another be
comes blighted wiih our own.
OFFICE KO. 7 SOUTH FRED ER ICIC-ST.,
i -i . r. - BAiTtstoae, Mo.
All Sargteal Operation a Pet tbrmed. .
T . B" . fet no falae ttttlinarv nnvn tw
apply immediately either personally or bj Jett'er.
ono iisea.es speeaiiy cared.
- i TO Sl'RANGERS. -"
Tkewuinv thotieaiirlMemraimt thia inttiilii,iAa arltK.
in the lac t ten rears, and the anmerona Innnr.
tant Surgical Opera tiohs perroiined by Dr. J., wit
nessed by the Reoorters of the nanfra. mil imn.
other peraons. notices of which have appearedagain
and again before the public, besides his Handing
as a rentleman of characterand responsibility, ir
a sumcicnt guarantee to ihe sfCirted.
It IS with the sreateat niwtiw n. t m mrrtv
permits hi bard io aooear befnra that nnl.ttr A irw. It
t f' stnieted, epclaUy atraaara could
amleaabe
Uto
Inpoatera. with InmnMnM. Vilu kk.. .
nlmnnil. -m , T r
unacaanopa, swarming these la nre cities, eopyinfc Dr.
OBjnnrasfTerUaementaor advsrtiafeg thenwelreaaa
P hrieimn.illitrathaJIorw.brined fellow, teaatzy to
w tbJ original tr)e, with mm too ideas beyocd
tb bnrte. rhn. Tor thai jmrpoan) of KntWns; n4 TVTrr-
ing, carry on firo on
ix ojfie
t ih ffllct1 Rtfui hi Mnt liw 1
to tombl. belong into th. ner.
Qnaeka with enormon. lylDgeertjBcstaa of rreat and t-
tooJahleurMfrotnperaoMBot to be. fonnd, wliokv
ao tnat
ob, nmru an; aistmu
iav mm!
Tea taJaaaT ixrra hnttW rf tjomir, Ti m. auul aatha
package of 41t,hy and worthies eoanpooBda, eannina-ry
?w nywra u uipw pon in BBionaiiaisMai irostwpee.
ng. Trifling- nonth after month, or aa kmf aa thema)l-
st fp can he obtained, and, ia deipafr, Vm-vet ftm wlAa
rained health, to eiai ever yoor lHng Sisappointarat.
. It is tlu motive Utst isdurrs Tr. J ta advprtiaw. m
m lorn c era too. To those aaaeqnalntea with bis
ttaUwbsdaerosltaPrfaiiry toaarthat hi eredca
20 ISTtKRa RKCKIVED 40TpAn
and contain!: a Btarhn to he ined for h. tt.!v T,
as wrttia shaaM stats Af -and mn& tb- portiosi of
Ifta.
Jl'-- , lit If-.
SILVER gfOKS,
Austria Rix Dollar... .,,.....$0 f 5
1 wenty kreufzers.......
Lira I lor Lombard) J . . I.......
Baden Crown .4i.r-...
Gulden or florin ...... ...........
Bavaria Crdwn i i .... ..... .
Florin: :.'...'..;...;....-..'.:..
Six kreutzers.....i;...'ti;'.i
Belgiam Five Irancs.O.. wp....
, Two and a half francs. Jf. ....
Two lianesr;..
Frahc;...;.......:.i.;
10 0
1 07
3t
1 16 5
39 5
3d
, 3 0
46 0
37 0
.18 5
1.C0 6
37 5
"sb37
- &y 2
aax0O
Bolivia Dollar ; . .... .". . '. . ..
Half. dollar, debased, 1830.
'tkuarter dollar. debased "l 830:.
BrazilTwelve hundred rew: i jaw ;
Eight hundred feisi '. .. !
Fourhundredi..:. 330
Bremen Thirty six grote;...... 35
Britain-wHalf crown; . . , 54 0
Shilling:
ri 7
Fourpence; . .........
Brunswick Thalerf. 71 . . : .
Central America Dollar, ui.cer. sy
Ch ill Dollar.. . . . .
Quarter dollar. .'
Eight dollar or real. . .;.
Denmat k Rigsbahb thaler; ;..;.;.
Specie thaler;. ..;...;;..;.....,
ThirtV-4wo shillinas
7 1
97 0
010
22 4
112
62 3
04 7
17 0
187
6 O
93 2
18 5
39 5
16 5
26 2
C9 2
68 0
25 7
67 5
11 O
39 5
44 7
00 O
4 0
20 0
40 0
9 fl
8 2
2 0
rS "1
j5 0
21 5
00 6
00 8
20 0
49u
11 2
55 2
12 0
56 0
6S 0
11
39 0
CO 6
30 0
75 0
135
Ecuador Quarter dollar. . ..... ...
Egypt Twenty piasti es .;....... : '."
France Five fiancs; . . .; . . . . : .
Franc: . .; .......;.
Frankfort Florin; .i. i. ;;..;;.
Greece Drachni... ........ ...ii,
Guiana, British -Guilder.........;
Hanover .TJialer, fine silver.... .V
Thalrr. 750 fine;...;...;...;...;
Hayti Dollar, or 100 centimes.....;
Heeee Caseel Thaler. . . . ....;...
One-sixth thaler;."..............
Hesse Darnstndl Florin or Gulden; .
Hindostan Rupee;.;......... ;...
Mexico Dollar, average. ...;..:;.
Naples Scudo ;,..;.
Notherlandfr Three guilder. ......
Guilder ..... . . . ; ; . . ;
Twenty five cents: :...;...:;.
Two and a halfguilder. . ;. . .1 ;.
New Granada Dollar, "usual weight
avwiitti, ii"iH
Norwaj r-Rigsi
Persia il.ih k
S!'?. - f
fuiiar, iignier ana oeoasea. JBjy..
sdnier;. ..;...:...
... 1
.V." 1
... 1
korpn.. ;.
Peru Dollnr, Diraa mint
Dollar. Cuzco....,-
Half dollar. Areqmpa debated;
Hall doJtflr, Pasco..:..;.;.;.;
Poland ZIoty. .......; ; . .
Porlupnl Cruzado . . .' -
Crown of l0C0rei . ;
Half Crown.................
Prussia Thaler, average.
One-sixth, average..
Double thaler, or 3 1-2 gulden.
Rome Srudo
Trelon, three ecudo......
Russia Rouble :...;...;...;..
Ten Zlotr ;...- ..;..
. i
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION.
The follqjving rates or postage on letters
have been agreed upon belween this govern
ment and the German States, Prussia, &C.
Bremen. 10 cents ; Oldeiibiirg 13; Altonn,
Austrian Empire, (including Hungarv, Ga
licia., Lpmbardy ant! Venice) Bavaria. Bruns-
wick, Hamburg. Hanover. Merklenhourg
Schwerine bnd Straelitz, Kingdom ol Prus
sia, Kingdom pf Saxony,' hntl Saxe . Allen
burg. 15; all other German Slntea. cities
and towns. 22 ; Switzerland and the Nether
lands 25 ; Denmark and Schleswig. 27; Po4
land and RusFi'a, 20; Coi:ei3iitiiiople, Greec
and Sweden 33; Norway. 37 pre-payment
optional. - iif
Alexandria, Corfu. Island ol Malta. Wat-'
lochia, 30 cents; Italy, (except upper part)
33; prc-paj-ment required. - , - T.
Newspapers and Circulars. 2 cents each
to be prepaid.
y MaiL9 to T he bi Ft c For i single let
ter, not exceeding half an ounce in weight,
from New York to Cfiagrcs.20 cents; to
Panama. 20 postage to be prepaid. Pos
tage to California and Oregon thy being
U. S. possesions) need not be pre-paid.
Havana Mait.s. A line is established be
tween Charleston and Havana, ihe stearn
ers touching at Savsnnnh and Key West,
parture to Havana Hi rents oh a single Icl
ter. not exceeding ha If en ounce in weight,
with an additional 10 cents lor. each. addi.
tional half ounce, or fractional excess of half
an ounce to be pre-paid. Postage on enrh
newspaper to Havana. 2 rents, also to be
prepaid as on letters. ' .- . - -
On letters to. British North America:. If)
cents, if not over 3000 miles j if over 1 1, at
distance, 15 cents a single rate pre paid of
not, at the option of the oT the sender;
RATES OF-POSTAGE
To the East Jmfies, Java. Borneo. : Ialjtinh
- Sumatra the Molucca, and tie 'Philitt
pine Istantti, , , . v f
We are atitlioriJed lb slate thai, arrange
menta having been rnade by Great Britain
for collecting In India Ihe British and b'he
forerirn postage bn letters between ihe TJni
Icd Kingdom hnd Ihe East Indies, whether
trat srotited via Souihamnlon or tiaMar-
British raaiL herranrr the tW-
Vt 'atef l inould p fp,W ,
this country on letters for the East Indira tn
be Iransmiited by either of ihe ubeve routes,
viz r Jibe Trent fr,e flngle rare whrn Ihe At
lantic cohveypnee is by Biiii.h pi ckel. ahd
twenty-one tents 4 when hy United States
packet. " ; - . i, 1
Owing lo a redaction of twelve cent lolhr:
British postage beyond England, which look
place on the 1st of February instant, the sin
gle rates oflelier poMcse be'ireen jhe Uni
ted States and Java, Borneo. fHbi.am. Sn-
maira. the Molorcas, and the Philippine la
lands.' will herealier be ns follotvs: -
To Java, via SoothamptoTi. 33 Instead of
45 cents the kail, onnre; nh'd via Marseilles
53 instead of 75 cents ihe half ounce; pre
payment requited. . - '-sm . . - 1 -.
To Borneo, Labnan, Somatra, the Alolur-
eaa, and the Philippine Ulands ilse rare wit;
fee 4 1 instead of53 cei,ia wheh sent via Sou! It
amp ton. and fel instead of 73 rents the qnar
ter ounce, mr 71 instead of 83 cents the fcal'
ounce, when sent hy closed matt via Mat.
seil ea; preptiumtnt 4ho Jtlftu'reil. i
The 'ak; above mentioned as chargeaHe
on letters tor ihe Island e Jata wi'l " rovide
for their Con vera nee bv' Britisly. narUi .
fa, it KtriHfwIi. Ikl ll. :t f I . .... .
"XJ', fcfca warua na
UDJeM to 1herland tt of postage i nn
JaCCObht bf the ConvrraDCe from Sin"aTOr
to Javni" '
Br the lrnsslan' Closed Mai? the hates to
tnese coontnes reroasrr a ncl a njred. ;;;;.
MEN'S AND BOYS CspsatiJ Cvts. hi,t7i.
- eeivod at . . i k ti. O. UYKRS
Match . ri .'-.r,. i-if tr?s5. ?
NJ.TIOf t. and Pa trforfe. By WChvter
Ivol:i2mo. iost rablili3. porialeat
-iUsiKikZfr'jrf& v c TheEsolrsws.
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