VOLUME XIINUMBER 19.
WILMINGTON, N. C. THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 30, 1857.
WHOLE NUMBER 1417
TUU i'ttl-.Vh'rJKLY COUJIEKUAL
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aa wall a alladvertiaersjesrta nntiramedtatety eon
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No Advertisements is IsjciBded in the coa'rsc'
for the aale or real of house or landa in town
conntry. or for the aale or hire of negroee. wheih
r the property ia owned by the advertiser or b
other persona. Theae are excluded by the tern
"immediate business "
AM Hverieemente Inserted In the trt-weckl
Ca-nmareUI ar entitled to one lesertVon in th.
WWy free of charge.
JOB, CARD AVI) KAWCY PRINTING.
EIECCTEO III SCrCRlOIL STTtE.
t?TS t?R THRCOHMEBtlAL.
Wew Yoaa: Messrs. Doiisreadt Pottss. -0m1oh-Ckihi
Smith. No.. Central Wharf
Philadelphia S. K. Cohsk.
BaUimtrtVfu. H. Pba.eS alio1 W. Tuoaaoit
MISCELLANY.
EMBEZZLEMENT OT SKVSK TadVBAlfD DOL
LARS BT A DRY GOODS CLERK AN ODD AF
1AIS. The following is a correct statement of
the circumstance attending the robbery of
Walter H. Tilden,dry goods denier, Broad
waj, South Boston, by his Jifidential
clerk, a young unmarried man of abou'
twentjr-lwo years. It appear that Mr
Tilden, who has been in busineaa there for
number of yearn, has, within the past
three .years, gone behindhand in his btisin-
in the moa unaccountuble manner He
has had suspicions in regard to some ol
bis Clerks, and, we are told, has dispensed
-with the service of one or two. though he
had no direct proots ol wrong
doing tipo
their part. In regard to his
confidential
clerk, however, he had no suspicions; he
was steady in his habits and appeared to
Jive wiihin his means. . ,
After some cogitation upon the subject,
Mr. TilJen, a short time ago, determined
'to et a trap for the unknown plunderer,
and accordingly a two dollar bill wns mark
ed and placed in the money drawer Much
to the surprise c f Mr. TiMen, bis marked
'bill was found in the possession of the nn
up.cted confidential clerk, who was upon
this exposure of his guilt, induced to con
fess that for the past three years or more
tie had been in the daily habit of robbing
'his master's till, the sums thus obtained
m'veraging from sevrn to ten dollars per day.
and amounting altogether to from seven to
'eight thousand dollars.
But the most singular .pan of this affair
fs, lhal this clerk .had not, as usually the
'course in such cases, squandered the mo
ney thus obtained in riotous liring, but had
-actually invested it, or the greater 'portion
cf it in safe and solid security. About three
iwrsand dollars had been placed in a mort
gage upon a dwelling house, while a furth
er considerable sum had been given to a
joung lady to whom he had been engaged
to be married, who by his direction had in
vested it in a Savings Bank for future use.
Of conrce the lady had no knowledge of
the peculiar way in which the monej- was
obtained. All the accumulations of his
three years of crime the clerk toae prompt
!y returned to hrs master-, who, before the
discovery, was nearly in a failing condi
tion, but is now rather unexpectedly placed
in a situation to meet all his engagements.
We do not understand that any arrest has
fjeen made wi the case. Boston, Traveller.
A PICTURE OF SUNDAY LIFE IN CHICAGO
Here is a picture of Sunday Hfe in Chi
cago, furnished by the Times of that city
"Here in Chicago on Sunday we have
56 churches open daring ttre forerroon and
evening: oat at tne same lime time ar no
dess than 80 ball rooms. In each of which
(the l and plays from morning till "midnight.
and waltzing goes on without intermission
an addition to these ''festivities, we have
two theatres, each With its performers in
tight' and very - short garments, rivaling
lls!sr id their graceful evolutions. Sa
loons hav their f ont doots -closed by pro
xlamaUaa, but do a thriving businesa
(through side entrances "
COLORED CANDY IS POISONOUS
At a recent meeting of the Select Cora
cniltee of the British House of Commons to
soquire into the adulterations of all articles
old for food, &c, Dr. Taylor, rfce celebra
ted Professor of Chemistry at Guy's Hos
jpital, made the following statement in re.
gard to colored confections:
"In red candy verna Ihon and "red lead
were used ; and in theyeUow oxide or lead
nd chromate of red, thich was very dan
igerous, and had been known to be the cau.-e
f ihe death of a child in 1853 The ex
tract cf billet almonds, which was very
mrrch osed in confections, was a rrot pow
erful poison, us it contains bom six to twelve
percent, of prussic acid. Twenty drops of
the oil killed, a woman fopy-nina years of
ge in hnlfan hour. A compound of n
called 'almond fl tvor was much use ', but
was very dangerous There was an in.
stance in which h !f un ounce bd killed a
woman thirty six years of age in half an
hour."
Two clergymen have arrived in Chica.
jo. with forty six children, sent to the West
ty the Children's Mission Society connec
ted with the Unitarian denomination in Bos
son. Th railroads and hotels in Illinois
.r the jrouDt ten free quarters
THfcJ INOVfcL. MAiNK C tSfcl.
Thejtiry in lhecse of the Union Bank
nt Frenchtown, IN. J , against certain par
ties for conspiracy, alter deliberating ner-
Jv twenty-four hours returned a verdict of
one'dollttr for the bnnk. The damages
were laid nt $5,000. The conspiracy, it
will be recollected, was based upon the al
legation that the defendants had been pri
vately collecting notes exceeding the a
mount of specie in the bank, for the pur
pose of making a run upon it, Laving the
tiotes protested, bargaining with a njtnry
or j tsttce to protest them lor less tnan trie
lawful lees, and subsequently hung the
protested notes which the State treasurer
I he verdid, it is said, leaves the bnnk to
pay the costs it has incurred, so they have
mnde very little by their action. It wus a
novel and unwise experiment to attempt to
punish a creditor for asking the payment
of its notes when fnirly due and paynble
In tffs way every "run upon a bnnk wou d
criminal, and the people won Moot tote.
hrti such an inierpretntionof the ina'S-
Every sound bnnk laalwnys prepnred to
pay'its bills, and is in no danger from such
"conspirators '''Ball. Sun.
RARE CASE.
A few days since, says the Wheeling
7'm nn old Gertnen of about three score
summers, in company with his young wife,
over w ose Lead not more than twenty
yenrs hnd passed, npplied to ont of,.our l
dermen for the furmula of a divorce bill.
It seemed that the arrangement wns mu
tual between the parties, not that the old
man loved his young bfrow" less, but that
he loved her pence f mind more He had
asked himself the question, "what can a
lassie -do with ah old man?' and not re
ceiving the silent arprovnl of his own heart
he proposed to release her young spirit
from the care he encumbered, that she
urig hi have the benefit of a more happy and
congenial unln with another, such a
self sacrificing disposition is rarely witness
ed.
STORIES FOR THE YOUTH
X NOBLS feOT.
The following touHiing episode ir street
iife life in Puns is a beautiful gem. and
should be in a:l memories surrounded wi'l.
pearls of sweetest thought and gentlest
sytupitiriy.
About nine o'clock tn the morning, a lit
tie boy- of twelve, whoxe j icket of white
'cloth and apron ditto, distinctly indicated
a. at he followed the proleseion of past y
I. . r . i i
cook, wna rriurtting irom lll-irKel Wlin all
open basket on hw fiend,' containing buiier
1 11FI
aoo-eggs. y wen ne nn rt-aciieir tne vic
inity of St, Eualarhe. Ihe little fellow, who
could only with tijthculty make his way
mrougn tiie crowii, was viol oily jostled
ty a stranger who was pi.ssi.ig. so II. at hi
baket tipped, and fell io ihe ground with
us contents. Ihe poor lad. when he saw
his eggs alt broken, and his butter tumbled
in the gutter, began to .cry bitterly, and
wring bis hands. A person who happened
to be in the crowd that gathered around
the little fellow, drew a ten cint piece frem
tiis pocket, and giving it to the. boy. askeii
the r si who stood grouped around him to
do the same, to make up the loss occasion
ed by ibis a"cident.
a a
i:.nuenceii oy nis example, evey one
present eagerly complied, nd very speed
ily tne ooys apron contained a respectable
collection of coppers and silver. When all
had contnbuied their quota, our young
vaiei, wnose distress bud Vanished in a
moment as though by enchantment, warm
fy -thanked his new benefactors for thir
kindness, and forthwith proceeded to coui:i
the sum he had recerved, which amounted
to no less than twenty-two francs and thirty-five
centiments But, instead of quietly
puinng tnis sum in ms pocket, he produced
ihe bill of the articles he had lost, ami as
us total amounted only to fourteen francs.
tie appropriated no , more than the mm, and
men ooserving in uqe group thai surround
ed himra poor woman in raire, the gallant
little tellow walked nght to her, n'Ud Iac-
el the remainder in her hand. Certainly
aa .
it would nave been impossible to show him
self more deserving of public generosity, or
t I .1 : . . .
acaiiowicige u in a more handsome
manner. The boy's noble conduct was
greeted wi?n the applause of the crowd.
who were delighted to find such delicarv
and propriety in one so juung. Bur fill's
HOW THIS iBlRDd ARB TREATED tN APAN.
Very kindly. 1'hey ate neVet kitted for
sport, ami fittfe troughs are scooped 0 t in
the tombstones, which the priests fill every
morning wiin rresn waier for their drink.
During the stay of Commodore Perrv's
S"iips. a number oTdficera started one day
go grinning. As soon as the Japanese
saw the cruel murder of their birds, they
went ro the commodore, atid besrgrd him
to put a stop to sde h Conduct. There was
00 more bird shooting tn Japan by Araer
can officers after that; and when the treaty
netWeen the ! wo countries Was coMcluds.l.
one condition , of it was. that the birds
should sdways be pro'eet d.
laire Cafe of the birds. That fc what
the farmers Say we mns do in this coun.
try. Unless we do, good by to fruit, for the
inseete will eet thi upjer hand of us. and
at n up. Jei the birdies Rv. and thev
will not otdy -cheer us by their heautv and
meir songe, nut destroy the insects and pre
serve our fnatt
POETRY.
a 1
n corresitoiiueni jeiues that one
mottling last spring a bti-a-link catnt'
lid sang 111 a n ld near his hons.
little tour year old datightrr was mut'l.
delighted,, and asked -What makes he J
sing uo sweet, mother 7 do he - eat
flowors.'
ver&aNt.
A chap, read ine that -MeTican files
had leen received in New York city.
Went into a hard ware RtnrA and aslrml
10 look at some of them. ril. i. hmther
of the man who enauired for a noimd of
Liverpool dates xeceired by one f the
steamships ,,1
Fom Ike Boston T aqgUer.
INFIDELITT OF HUSBANDS AND WIVES
AS UNJUST DIFFERENCE
It is s -id that justice demanded ofMr.
Dulton that he sbouM act ahe has acted ;
but if all such Cases were brought up for
trial, as on abstract grounds they should
be, -would thrre not be a very fine state of
things brought abou. ? If a wronged "hus
band in imperatively bound to seek redress
for his wrongs, why should not m II injured
wives seek similar redress ? There are
ten aye twe-.iy women wronged in the
way that Mr. Diillon has suffered that i
to say, through the infidelity of their spous.
s where one man is so wronged.' Ym
i hey submit to this wrong, and continue to
live with faithless husbunda year after
yeur, -nd for life, to order to avoid scandal.
.Vlr. Dalion could not be expected to live
with his wife, and no one has thoughutbat
he sh uld make any sacrifice. of titat kint
m he feelmgaof eiihmt bU wife's fatrulrfitl
or ne-coiHriniry ; out it De hat..oue S. .
won lil it have been anyihing more' than is
constantly done by mutable and virtuous
women, towards whom their husbands do
not keep up even the seinbl .nee of fidelity ?
It is a wrong state of opinion that allow
m.in to sin with imiMjrtHy, and vet would
hold. woman to the letter of the old law.
PRESENTATION OF SWORDS.
Three elegant and ctistlv swoidsbave
heen receivexl in WashttigroiK to tv nre-
nieu, at tne lequest ot the British
government one lo Captain Hailsteiu,
wtio comuiandeu the bark ResoluP-. i
wnii fi our governnieiit made a rveseiti
a a . 1
f to England j one to LiM. Treiichard
I the United state surviving vessl
Vixen, and the oiher lo Mr. Morrison,
master ot llie Vixen, for iirnmnt and
fficieiit services ir-ndeietl t the British
bark Adieu, in J8'6. The Union ivs
t a a . . . I
ine ne;as ot tne lulls of these swords are
siinoniided hy an. eagle's head of gold
exquisitely carved, and the guirds are
ontameutea ny anotiors and caldes.
Th Mades are very handsomely carved
and the scabbards of blue velvet mounted
with go d. Congress" at its l isr session
passed an act allowing the officers name.)
io accept the presents." r 1
. PRINTERS RETREAT.
Ve are glad to iNrceie that ; our trrop-
ositittti tor an Asykim or Ileireat loi
Sijperaiintiated Pi inters is Di eting a
tavorable reception. Newspapers in
various parts of the country haveexpre s-
eu approval ot the nroiect i and thai
highly resectable iiisriiuiiou the Typ-
graphieal Society of Piuladephia, lias
appointed a committee to take measure.-
lohring the matter lo a practical issue.
A benevolent gentleman of this city lias
tiiinonzeu us tq oner a heallliy and
pleasant sitef or the proposed Retreat on
the' Itauks of the Schuvlkill Thrp
would Ixra beautiful propiiety in locatiiic
this national building in the city of Beu
jamiu Fraufchir, whos- remains repose
WUhin ItS precincts. Tinio Advertiser.
... i -
SUICIDE.
Chapel Hilt., Ai til 2-5 Kimbrel Coun-
f-il, of Chatham county, committed suicide
on the 1 7th inst.. we are informed tv a een
deman from thai section, by hantrinir him
self. 1 fie deceased. U anneata. had fur
ome time mediated e1f destruction, and in
.
coneequeticn of some hints let fall by him
the vigilance of his faTrrily was aroused, but
he managed to eKte their watchfulness Oi
the 17th and hung himseff, hear the sjoi.
we learn, where one of his progenitors had
commuted a like rash deed Further par- j
ucumrs we nave not learned. tfazelte.
- FIRE.
We learn that on the night of the I4ih
inst , n negro house belonging to Wm Mer
nt , Esq , of Chatham, was consumed by
fire and a negro -boy. some fJor '9 vears ol
age was ournej op.
. -
Also, ot) tne 15ih inst , the new dwelling
house of Mr Jrio. Hoitoi'. of Chniha m. was
lestmyed by firi. The fitee were accident
1 loo much caution cannot he exercised
By persons in regard to fire, daring such
hlus -ry weather as we have had for savprnl
THE TEACHER POSEO.
A teacher asked a bright little girl:
VV hut country is opoosile as on the
irlobe 7"
" Don't know, sir," was the answer.
1 Well now," pursued the teacher. if I
were to bote hole through the earth, and
you were to go in At this end, Where woul.f
yon come out r
"Oiifdf the h6Te sir," replied tfce nuDil.
jvitn an an 01 tnumpn.
From tie ifountamCo.HaraldX HinstedA Apr. 7
a rouNG lady crippled bt her mimips
A Fact. A y 6a ng lady in Brooklyn.
. I , lias Terjent.y tiatl lier leg ampu'ated
' T . M . k. w'
mi.lwiiy between the bio and knee in con-
M-quence of a wound caused by-a broken
ktxrp The horrji was of steel, and in some
unaccountable tnant.era broken point pen
etrated to the bone. The wound became
t. flamed, and amputation Was thuj mnde
uecessarv. -.- . ' - - -
We-bave the story fnm a youns- ladv
.
who is a frieml-of the now cripple.1 for life
iciim of (ishion, and can vouch for its au
thenticity. A DEAR EMBRACE
New York is certainty a ureal place.
A gentleman frotn Vtin ivnia, while
nailing n hw mo nents during a stroll in
lie rer of the . City Half, on VVedneaday
niirht, waai -eoibraced by a gentleman ami
Udy, who wih strolling there, and by
hem relieved of $2600.
BOYS' CASHMKBITTK HTS.-A net.
article. rec mmanded for darabilitv Juat r-
ethsd at lb Hat and C ap Kanporlam 34 Market
at. fanrii ti l CUAb.D MVERa.
DERKLNC.
l7evB'LS - Pr,! seotia Rerriac, recsiv
rT. K9: ' .Vfl:KoI!?i J.
April 1st
ADAJtS CO.
! W. O. M1LLIOA.N, -M1KBLB
HiADFAtTUKER
Nokth Witm Stkkkt WlKMINOTON. No. tfa
Monuments, "tuombs. Head and Foot Stones, ami
allkindsoj Marine wor fumtsHed to
v j - -- order on reason obit terms. V- h
. Jane B. . . . . ; -: - 36-ly.e
aS. C. SMITH. - MILES COSTIN
JAS. C. SMITH fc CO.,
COMMISSION MKRCIIAATS,
No: 2, SOUTH WATER STREET,
! WILMINGTON, N. C.
. April 26. 18-iv
COOK'S MAY ' F NORTH CAROLINA,
i L1MITKD supply expected soon. Those wan
V liog early copies will plexae leave their namss
atmeBouK store ot
March 10.
SwW. V H1TAKEK.
, . 151
I GEORGE R. FRENCH, r
MANUFACTURER ANB "
WHOLESALE d RETAIL DEALER '
IN
BOOTS, snOES. LEATI1ER, AND
I SMUE t IDliNUS,
NO.
11. MARKET 8TRKET,
WILMINGTON, N.C.
March 6.
HENRY NUTT,
FACTOR kd F8KW1RD1KG AGENT,
Will give hi per tonal attention to burinceo entrust
d to his cars.
Sept. 8. 185G. 75-ly-c
GEO. W. DAVIS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
SOUTH WATER STREET,
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Jan. 22.
132.
. OOLLNKB. O. POTTUR JT. i. CAMCPDEN
Di'lLLNER, POTTER k CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SI IS W Y U It K .
April 30, IPB5. 20-lv
HENRY BUI.KIII3IEH
WHOLtlAlI A MTAIL
TOBA C CO, SA Wy. A JSD CIG A B
S T O R F..
' SIGV UP TUB l. OIAS CHIEF'
MARiLET 8TRKEI e lor above Water
tVilnilir;tM. W. C
N- B, AU Orders filled toil despatch. '
pet. 26ih.: 1955 - , 93-iAw-e,
ANDREW S. KEMP,
A i TO H N E Y AT LAW,
. ELIZA BETHTOWN, N. C .
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of
Bladen, Robeson, Columbus and Sampson.
June 12 38 Yy
GEORGE SIYKRS,
WUflLESlLE UD RETAIL liRHI'ER
Keeps constantly on hand, U"e Teas, Liquors
Pruriniont, M ood and WUlotr Wart, Fruit,
Confectionaries,dc South Front si reel,
WILMINGTON, N. U.
Nov. IS, 1855 . - tea-
CHAS. D. MYERS,
HAT AND CAP EiMPORIUM
34 Market St.
WimiNOTOa, N. C.
PNiMi. I.F.GHOHV. AHD PLM LR4P HATS. WOOL
FOB KII.K AND afOLKSKII RATS.
Clotb, Pldbh, and Silk Glaitd Caps, bv tne
cas or dox. n. At New Voik Wholesale Prirrs
mirth 12. 153.
HALL. & PITTS,
STOCK, REAL ESTATE AND PR0-
U.UCE BROKERS,
WIIMlSinTOX, w. c.
Punctual aitonUon given to the purchase and sale o
Real Estate, Mod, dud biker Securities
bought and sold on Commission.
Will attend to sales by Auction or Manufnclur
na- propertr in any pari of (he i;unty or late
or to the sale of Stocks, of Merchandise in SSton s
iir Kurnuure ta Houses in this lovH.
March 10. 5-tf
A0A3IS, BROTHER & CO.,
COM MISSION MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
July 28.
58
S STOKLEY &
OI.DHAM,
GROCERS
ANB COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
f , Wilmington, n. c. . .
Liberal. Canh advances mkde on Klour, Cotton
no i. arm oturea cuaaigoea io inern
Aug. li. '65 ly
I U N; BARLdYVY
WHOLESALE & RETAIL t'ROCER,
LIQUORS WfNVlS AVE P&trPBR. '4-c
j Ho 3, Graalie'Rjw. Kront Street,
WILMINGTON. N.C.
Feb.
ITth, IP 56. jr -. . -
ilfo-tf.
P.HR ECLKCfin IAGASINE for April Re
A I e ived and fbraafe at
April 14." THE BOOK STORE
LlND FOR SiLt.
ril h. au6-criK r ofT-raTor aale 'Plantation on
Nees Oeek.adi'dnint "ne Plantation nf Wm
. wrint. kp.. ana ibe aeira of Kishaid Qulnre
-rq.. about 4 mi la-, north 'ot Wilmington, coniwin
rnst of about '00 acres. eo'd farmina land. i,h .
Hill ite. It will Vd d or aeeommodating terms.
-n , poBMnB ojiiruui m maainx; a gnoa haras in
would do Well to uamin ihe nr.-mi,ei. fall on
JOHN THORNTON.
April 14. 12 iaj-w
i REAL ESTATE" FOR SALE.
N Tueada'y. 9th Jane, 157, at 9 o'clock at Es
. change i orner, will be aoW, if not aold a
nrivite sale before
One Ho4 and Lot on Sixth atreai between
rrineea A Cheenuta - ta.. too 'occupied by Thoa
Loiiog, for trrma apply to - r.
t . JM - M WEST.
Journal and Herald ePf one week and aend bill
a Commercial office. -April
18.
T0RRE WTERFIST TABLES.
SHOWlNO. i Shi er bv tnt addiUon, the in.
'teravt nf mno nan her of dollars from I to 10.0 0
from I. day io 35" dae aad from I month to 12
oooiha Jasi Pabliabad. Ko ! at
March 28 The Book store.
orAnges oranges.
C Boaoa of 8wot Mealna Oraaeee la perfect
oidar. Now laBdino nar k.Ii ik a
Stanly, wholesale aad retail at4he Broadway Var
icty tore.Ntf.40.
April 18. 'v. WM. H. tsNEALE.
A FEW MORE iL'BSCBISERS
PAN
LN be niraished Imaaedistelv wltk Wninn, i
W Hawk's Hiaterx. breartv annrieatiM to
Aptii2.
. W. WRITAXEK.
,jKRS ;uOOAIiil We 1, Utavei's r atcm Ink
L diands; klder'r (aa cacchcjii article,) Pay-
MD tinJ if'irira tnaeiioie inasi feirj's apear
olnt Pens; PUnishcd AUial Kulera; India
tuber Banes Knel.pe Caper; Knlish Tisane
4per I f tteaai unlrs t Coneci ana Kield'i. Bla. k
ins t Cartniaeand Blueliika; Clmh iinvd. Knva
Hipea'i Porta atonaaieat Abut Cass: Uattiri's
Knameled an4Ivor Surface Playing Carda, etc..
April U. THE BOOK STORE.
FOREIGN GOLD AND SILVER COIN
.. . THEIR VALUE AT THE. MINT.
GOLD COINS.
Auetria Quadruple ducat ...... ..$9 12 0
Dueat 2 27 5
Sovereign (for Lnnibardy)....... 6 85 0
Baden Five Gulden.... 2 40
Bavaria Ducat.... 2 27 U
lielgiuniTweiily-lraiic piece...... 3 32
Tweiitj -Gve franc piece J'. . . 4 75 rj
Bol via L) mi b loon ........
-. .15 53 0
Brazil Pi-i-eol"6400 rew. . .
finlHin Svereiji. 4
84 3
89a
Biuiw4ek Ten-Thaler 7
1 i-hiral American.. . .. ..... .... ... 14
... Eciudo ...................... 1
Gold D.dlnr
Chili Doubloon before 1835) 15
96 0
67 0
83 5
57 t)
Doubloon (183d h 1. d eince); 15 66 0
r nor f x
Denmiirk Double Fred, or 19 Thaler 7 -8S
Ecuador HmH tlnublooti. . .
7 So 0
4 97 0
3 850
Eirypt Huotlred piastres. .........
France -Twenty fraiics. ..........
Greece Twenty drachms
Hat.over Ten Thaler. Georjre IV. .
3 45 0
S4 0
89 0
100
t en-1 uaier, w imam l v and bmest
Hiulo8iari""-Mohur. East India Co..
Vlecklenburg Ten Thaler
Mexico Doubloon, averaire...
89 0
53 0
20 5
Netherland- Durat
Ten guilder.. ; . i .
007
iew crranaaa uouDioon. '41 rarat.
SAT "M T-v a
standard 15 51 q
Doubloon. 21 earat standard. inclu
ding ihe silver ........15 710
Doubloon. 9 lOihs standard. .... .15 310
Doubloon. 9 lOihs standard, inclu-
oiiiii flie eilyer 15 33 n
pt-raia Tomaun
2 23 C
15 55 0
15 62 0
15 53 9
8 65 0
5 81 0
8 00 0
10 37 0
3 96 7
Peru Doubloon. Lima, lo 1833. .i.
Doubloon, Cuzco, to 1833
Doubloon. Cuzco. to 1837........
Portugal Haft joe. (lull weighi)....
i niwn
Prussia- -Double Fi ederick. .......
Home Ten scudi
Kiixriia -Five roubles. ......... .
.Sardinia Twenty lire.
84 5
94 0
26 0
900
37 4
30 0
5axony lenifiule s
Dncaf...
Spaiu Pistole (qr. doubloon)
turkey Hundred 1 nam res..
Toseaoy -S quin.
Uidied Slates- -Easrle beliire June
1831) ...J
Five didlar piece ol C. Bechler, av-
eraire
Dollar ol the same, 11 vera ce
85 0
96 0
Fiv.- dollar p'c of A. Bechtler $4 92 a 5 00 0
Dollar ol the same . aa a
Oregon Exrhaiure Co- -FivedollHre. 4 82 0
N G. &. N. San Francisco Fivedrvia.
X.4 'S.T a 4 SS 0
Miners' Bank, San FraBCiVco-Teu
dollars . .. .. . . . -1 o oo n
MoffattOi Co., ' 9 78 u 9 93 0
" Sixteen dollar
ingots, about 15 750
RATES OF POSTAGE.
Letters compusi-d of one r more piVce
paper, but not xceedinir hair Hi onttre in
I
weight. ent any disiBt.ee jiot. xc. edi.i.r M)nr
liilr-s, 3 cents ; over SOOOmilea. in ..i-
uoutj rate il exct eoi. o- f,aff ho
rebre. if exceedinir an ounee-; iii.it
ounce
so on
barging an additional rale for ev
every addi
lioi.Hl hull- ounce, or Iriiction of halfrfn ounce,
. Ansoluie pre-pii j m.'tn being -equirrd on
all leiteis to places wiihin ihe Uniied Slates.
I mm and after April 11, 1855
F.-oiii and after Januiir lt. 1856. all iJi
era botaaeen place- in ihe United SiHiei
must be pre-paid, either by postage stamps,
r slamped envelopes.
Letter .Implied in the post -office, for de
livery in the same place, I cent ech.
Letters ad verlised are charged 1 cent each,
besides regular poaiuge. Drop letters are
not ndvertifted.
Circolars. 1 cent for 3 ounces or fesa to
ny part ol'ilie Uniied Biaten. to consist ol
but one piece of paper pre payment option-
Daj ly newspapers weighmg threebances
t les. 45 1-2 feirts per quarter, wlien sent
h-nm ihe office of puhliciiiion to actual and
boon fide aubxeribers any where in the Uni
ted Siirtea. Transient newspapers sent any
wliere within the United Stales, I cent for
three ounces or less.
When the article to be mailed u a eircu
bir. nnmnlilet. or ne.wsiater. ft ho..li h
enveldped aa To be open At one end other
wise, it will be charged as a letter.
, BRITISH .POSTAGE ARRANGEMENTS.
Letter 8 posted or chartfed in the United
states wfll be. ra'fed at a tiaff ounce lo the
single fetU'r; over a iiulfAnd not exceedine
an ounce, aa a doable letter ...
tnd noe exceediiig an ounce and a half aa a
lrrW.e jeUer ; and sd on, eAeh hafr ounce
or fracriirnaf-exeess coassiiluting a rate.
oc amgie rates to be eharged on each
letter posted in the United Slates addressed
jo any pfaCe J Qreat Brimin or Ireland is
24 cents; i,P doutde rale 48 ; an3 so ch.
'Sallf nosrafe Onleftera oni.,rr i., , nl.
h Great Britain or Ireland may "be pre-pnid,
if ihe whole amount iftendeied af the office
in the U. JS. where mailed, ai theoniion a
the sender. ' ' .
NcwstAr'cRis may be rnailed at ftnv office
id the United Slate id any place in ihe
Uniied Kingdom on the pre-pay men t of 2
eetua. a a may ott reeeint lrnm hi. v n am ,
Great Britain or f relil, be delivered at any
mrc in me uuiiec states on Davmeritof2
cents- Note. JSacii 4uverooieni is tocharee
s cetus on earn newspaper. -4 nese
nro in
be sent in ootids or covers.- orten at the
or ends, and to contain po manuaenpt what- J
-ri.r "- - ""ttK j
ever.
Persona mlling letters io loreiirn. eoun-
irie,-witti Which the Uniied States have not
entered into postal arrangements, are remin
ded that it i neceaaary for them to pre-a
tie pinner portage. or ihe letter-cannot be
Iorwaded.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
i " r. l.v r. jvwn lots, a l in one
aojy, on Jivrn atreet Location hiah
and .pleaaaat ; water ezellent s a olank
ad aaw-dual road lea dins from the premises to
warset street, asastag one ot tne finest drives a-
boat town The tots are aft ender one fence, bat
will be aold aeparaielv, if desired. An v ose wish
ing; to pan base Ihe whole property, by offering an
iadaeement eaa also parcbai the improved comer j
on weica lsi eaten mv present dwelling a
ww i.vi j Hwwar. OT.-n . Hif t- vigni ranqii. inrer
eiaxxas, Ac. - Also. Kitchen, Stables, Carriage
nnaai, oxc , anozeinrr one oi trie most Measant i
snbarbaa residences lo be f raod ia this vicinity, j
Terma accommodating. Applv to
jrvti. it i.nm ,
DvclO. Ka. 10 fxoat street.
HALT11101.E LOtk UOU'i'lAL.
' 1 np, louuoar ul una citiebrated InsitluUon cf-
the iiisl.:urtain, Speedy and nlj etlectu-
SH VB.B T DISEASES.
Gleets, Strictures, s'cminal Ueuknec,Paias in
the Loins, Constitutional Debility, Impotency
Weakneaaof the Back and Limns, AlTcc-nona o
the Kidneys, PalpiisUon ol the Heart, Uyanepaia
.Nervous irritabiity, Disease ol the Head -oai'
Wos- or Skin ; those serious and mHanchbiv diai.
dersariiniroiii the destructive habit of fUih
hiclid;iroy both t ody and mind. Those secrtt
i. 7P "c ,cee "ore i.tial lotheir victim
ml" 'b.eK:i ;!!. ,.?.,- rinrrs cl
ticipuiiona, rendering 'Marriage ,kt.t impossible
Especially, who 1 aVe become the victlmaof Soli,-
ginuimana aesiructivr babii ubi.i.
unnuslly swecpa i an untinly uravr lhH.a,nd, 1
youngjucn of the moi-t ejafsed talents and brilli" !
inte.lle.-t, who might othrrwia. have entranced li.
tenins Senates with the ,h..na..n
5nkfidencT,th0,ltl"tef?M-U wiiaM
MAUKIAGF. i
Married persons, or Votmg Men, contempfatlni.
uiarriage, being awarrof Physical Weakne.! l.
iranic DebiUiy, Del-rn.IiJ.s .h?,,,ie!:. '
heahhCODU,, J- !"d be PerF',
He who placea himself andertheeareof Dr Tot.
. ---B--" vvuc 10 mi nenor asai-n-
siciaa. 1 ,cly "P B1' phy-
. luiore rnvatet.-amtinr
S!TnlM Viir " .?J'refyTnPkown
a ( v pas 1 ru
.r. r.uru ana tne r m iv..
PhS-d Blockle,
than -a, olhXrms nT.lZ WT?,P"'ic
wonderiul cure, and most important StrrtT?.V
.gamins is a sufficient t-i-arantee to the fHb-,la .
a nose wno wisfi fo be opeeoih, and ilTeceuali-u r.li
WARRANTED bTARGF
No Mercury or AWe,v I),ur IT..,
UKp rCE, Xo. 7, SOUTH PRKDRHlfB .
left hand eide
going froi. Baltimore street, a fw
doora frnm ih. . .
nam; j.n-T:, nV .1? hi
,t. li u . 'enorani inning impurtera
attracted by the reputation ot Dr. John.ton" iu"k
M DR. JOHNSTON.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeona London
cradus efrom one of the mast eminent UZ W
crattna telromoneof the mast eminent CoJJete!
the United Stale., Md the greater pari il it
.eDhK-1 ? J" 'he HoSpitahiol London I
ls,Philad. iphia.aBdejwhe, haa effected .
of the most astonlahlnir ,k'.. 1" -V1"- ?
hose
Pai-
son e
Many troubled with ringing i the ears 7n5 he
vhea asleep, ereat nrv.,n... k: . u .e
sudden sound. d b-shCiTe"" Vlrh Touen!
mind, were cured inuuediateiy.
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
VVhAPa fit., r, t : J J a .
..leaauri aa. k8 u "a. mPtuei.t Votary of
oilnM"rHi.fi"if.ha 'mb.lb,d h seeds of 'his
"k-"-'; ! tuu Ullt n nilDnpni this n:n . : .
r "uncuwu nuK, noetnral ni. ii. I- .1,.
on the shin bonrs and arms, blotches on the head
lace and --Xlremiiies.
J'l' V"!;1 'a8t ,h. .-r-re of 'the mouTh V.h."
. wm. 1 7ia.... k....' . i. a"r. m.'. of .hit
..... " ,,orru onjeel of conimif.
TJinoTl'i' deatiT, pu,ta p,rriod ,uM fd
ferings, by aer.dlng him to - thai loutt.e iron
whence no travel!, ,. Uirna.-' To eur-h .hJt. ,
invit.Ki.I . o u preserve tfti most
I Jr. Johnston i.l. A k ;.... .
Yr . kIITs " V IO ni Mieasive prc
k;T.; " .7"s.p"'" " rP! !"J America
-M .V. .k" ' r sale and spei dt
.u-uinu ,n e ,.Cini o' Ihis hoirifl dic-
tfrn- .1 11 z,?:1"' fac- .h hoUBandS fau
skilfulness ot ignorant pr. leaders; who, by the us.
of that deadly poison, mercury, ruin theconMitu-
tion. and either a. nit ih. nnf... ,,
- . v. v- . v tiiisuicauiui L'umn ami t.
..-..mi I . V. um;r,,r to at
Mi. ' s-"" wi't me icewue of fife rule
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
V. ,T.; . i ! e wno ""veinjiired them.
vt. improper indulgences
r.'" J ""? UI ne sad and nnluncholv ef-
.ec.a procuc. a oy eaj-ly habit, of y.-uth , via .
U"i",m!0,ll,e,,L"ei "d LlmbsPaina in tiu
, , , t ?'n. t-of "I Mnscu'ar Pow-
?::JJl :r7n ' ,ne "er,;Oyspepy. Nervr.u,
' . n I, . ' " e Ulseaiive iunc
. "w,u7i symptoms ofConsut
imp.
ArnAitfi Thi f..(,.i . r ... .. . .
k7I.' "jJI-"voC., on tne mind arc
f lA. . n ' "i"" ' Memory. Confusioi
of Ideas, Depression of Spirit,. Kvil Forebodings
Aversion nf Si. ! s.ir i.-... , . . a.
iude.Timidiiy Ac .are some of theeir8 produced
. -T t'eraons or all .ees, can now iudet
what la the cause of , hoi. . .
. , . - uwiiiing ueaim I or-
2rhh.ei!.'ie- bec,"min wr"k. P" and emaX
o r"f---"a- a ouii t ms
??Sg . Jl5jym.',0,n8 of conaumptio...
o..P. ro?0?A.MC WEAKNESS
. oi.iKuior appearance ahnm th. ...
ESt F-
. - . - "'ii.in re ill en t weakness o.
u w una vrM i.nn vm . .
rJ apeeony cured and fuH vig. rrestorrd
i "jVJTij 7 , V . V ervoua and DebilitateC
.u..iuua o wno nni ,n hope he b mme.
dZ f'";"a- ij impedimenta to St A BR JAG I
"ren''i'lquliai-atldna. Nervous Ir
ritabilitv TremWincsand Weakness, or eilitu.il..
or the moat fearful kind, rpeedily cured by Dr
Johnston. '
Young men who have injured themselves by a
certain practice Indulged in when alone a habit
frrouently learned from evil companions, or at
school, the effects of which are nightly frit, even
,. ...v. uot curoo, renders marriage
imoos-ibler.d destroys botL jfad and body. should
applv Immediately. ' ,
WTiat a pity that a young man, the bops of hit-
i'jr "inf qi ma parents, should be
snatched from all prospects and enjoyments of life,
..... ...c. u, aerating iron tl. e path ol
.... . ...u ...uuicjuf in a certain aacret habit
Such persons, before contemplating
MARRIAGE.
Should reflect thai a aouna mind and body are the
most neceaaary requisites, to promote connubia.
happiness. Indeed, without these, the journey
fwmmm wearj pngrimager the pros-
e . 11 'i . i ne view; tne-mind becomes
shadowed wirh fleapir and filled with the Die Ian
choly-reAection that the happiness of -another be
cotue blighted -with norown.
OFFICE NO. 7 SOUTH FRF.DERICil-ST.;
" AHSarteal Operatlora Pei totmcd.
B" etao&lae delicacy prevent you, bat
apply immediately either personalia or b letter.
Skin I)ieeaeteedllv Cared.
TO STRANGERS. j-.
The many thousmdoeured ml this institution with
in the last ten years, and the numeroea impor
tant surgical Operations perfotmrd by Dr. J.. wii
eessed by the Ueportera of the papers, and many
other persons, notices of which have appeared acsii
"B,,,pmn of character and reaponsifciUty, u
m sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
u..f...KWcun uauue. oeaides nia taaina
TAKE NOTICE.
It U with the rTOte.t fdnetaoee that pr. JUH-BTOS
1 1?? 5" Cm,1 mVPear before tits pabtia. deen iac it
nDprofeaaional for phyneian to advertiae, but anVH bo
, ,, h.Z ?1,ctfd. a-proiajiy .trorer aoold Sail to
t ' ' . """-" oi we many iropadf . . an learned
Impoatera, with innmoerable FaJae Kaja. "eootine4
Quaekahopa, awsnnina; tbeaalmra cities, eopyioe Dr.
p hrclan. illitrrmtr.halk,w-bo.iird fellow., too lazy to
w oi k at their original trad, with ararr too ioeaa ba W.d
tba brata, who, for the purpose of Eaticii-a aixi reeoiv
msJerjy1vralTolBeo. Binder aa i n tirft-n
Ff Aamea. so that tba afliietcd Bti.r, i, eai ioa
ono.taaare to tambla beadlons; iBttha otoer. Iirno. a
W uacka with enornwma lylna; aaetifiratn. of rteat and mm
tooiatitna enrea from peraon not lo be fosod, who see
yoa taking large boUIsa of Ijcoic With and otk
packaeea of flkby sod worth leaa eom pound, eanrdarty
ft repaired to Imooce apon tba anfortnnate and ananaprrt
Bg-Jninm month aftar month, or aa long aa the am 11
trtfwaii b. oiXainnL and. la deapair, leaves yosi with.
1!,?d5T,, to ih roar gsJBng diaappointineTiV
Itlathiamotlvsthattndaeea Jr.J. to sdvertiae. rea
a lint cab cvaa Toe. To thoas anaeoaainted wit his
reputation. a deama H Bccoaaarr toaavthathia end a
Uala or diploma sHraya bar is tile
KM lor dlptomaa arwaya bar is ht oee.
NO LaTTXKg RECEIVED tTNXEgS PO"T-PA ir
ia. l i KJtCBI VED TJ1
and ooBtala.- mm 8tmptobe aaed
aosts writtns ahosM atals tn aiwl
for tba reply. Par-
ruos ef
is-by-s.
fill NHIIIA a(" ttl an
hin. from applying to those who WB V S
10 62 0 .PaWliiy.c-ali alone bpfrand hin,. hZi...
ing unine consul utionaf -ymptonis of thia horrid
disease make their anD.-nr.-.t,r. .....k 1, "" 0
r uiceruKC
SILVER
Austria Rix Dollar.
COINS,
$0 97 5
48
riorn .
Twenty ktentz-rs. . .
Lira J for .Lrnterdy .; -. .'. . . .
Badeo Crowit . . ., ...... ...v, ,
Gulden or florin
Bavaria Crown
. Fforio ..................... .
Six kreiitzera.. ....... . ..........
Belgium Fivr francs... .... .......
Two aial a half francs...........
01 : . - -
1 Wo hai.rs...
Frane..
1 k a. A
' w l" m '! lilt 1 I ,
Hall dollar. li baxed' 1830.":
Quarter dollar, dr hast d. 1830.....
Brazil Tu el ve huntlrtd reie.......
Eight tiiuidrrd rei ..............
Four fituiilrt ri. .
Bremen Thirty. six grote...
Brim it -all crown.. . ............
S I. iilii(r
Fourirev; . ..
Brunc wirk 'fl.ale t
Central Anu rico Dollar, uixer. say
Chili Dollar.. - 1 . . .
Quarter dollar..
Eight lollnr or real.-............;
Dfitmatk Rigbank thaler
; Specie thaler.... ...............
Thirty-two Wiilliti... ..V-
Ecuador Quarter doff r.
1
-
Egypt T we oty piaeli es ...........
Krnnce- f ive trance. .............
Franc.
Frankfort Florin. .... . ... ........
'o, Greece-Drachm.
Guiana. Bri.teh -Guilder...:.. ...
Hanover Tl.aler. fine eifver.......
I Ttialrr. 7S0 One.
Hay ii DlIar, or 100 ceniirnt
Hepse Lasfel Thaler
One-sixth thaler. ..........
Heece Dampiadi Florin or Gulden. .
Hit.doeiat. Kuj-ee. . t
Mt xicft Dollar, average. .........
Naples Srudo ..................
Artfierlaiids Thtee cuildwts...
Guilder ........................
Twenty five cents.... ...... .
Two and a haf f'snildere. .
New Granada Dollar. Usual weight 1 l20
Unilar. Iiili er and debased. 1S39
A cr aj li ig-gda ler. ........ .
Persia Si.lnb koran. . ....
.. 1
jf O
21 5
OO 6
f!0 8
3G0
49 i
112
55 2
12 O
Peru Doilnr. Dima mint
Dollar, Cuzco. .. . . .........
Hall dollar. Art qmpa debaccd....
Hnff dollar, Pasco .
Poland Zfoty.. .......
PortOiral-i-Crtizadrt ........... .
Crown of 1000 reis.
Half Crown.. ii... v....
.. 1
- 56 0
- 6f 0
11
1 39 0
1 00 0
30 O
75 O
1 135
Prtissin Thaler, ayerac-ej. . .
One-sixtli. average..........
Double thaler. orS 1-2 irulden
Rome Srudo ......... " ..
T smn. three scudo..-. ....... .
Rnceiii Rouble ........i. .
Ten Zloty..
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION.
The IrJIowiiig rates of postage on letters
have bei-n tigrved upon between tin govern
ment and ihe German Stat, e. Prussia. &c.
Bremen: 10 feiils ; Oldenburg 13; Altonn,
Austrian Empire, (includhg Hui'garv. Ga
liria. Lonhani am' Wnire) Bavaria. ErttiiS
wick, Hrtinburg. Hanover. ' M rklei honrg
Sehweriue and Strueliiz, Kit "d.'m of Ptua
in. Kingdom of Saxony, and Sage Aften
buro. 15; all other Germnn Ftotes cities
:ihd towns 22; Switzerland and the Veil er
lnd 25 ; Dei murk ami Srl.lesivig 27; Po.
land and Ruthin, 29; Cot stan tit.i.j le, Grecre
and Sweden 33; Norway. 37 pre-payment
optional.
Alexandria. Corfu. Islnnd ot Malta. VaI
focliiii. 30 cents ; Italy, (except Uper part)
33; pre-pajmeiit requited.
Newepapers and Circulars. 2 cents each
to be prepaid. - ' -
Mails to tbi Pacitic. For a stngte let
ter, not excelling; ftnllnn ounce in Weight,
liom New York lo. Chngrr-a 20 cents; to
Panimia 20 postage to be prepaid. Pos
tage to Catllifiirnisi and Oregon (they beii g
U. poKtx-eaions) need iroi be pre-paid.
Havana Mait.s. A lit e is eUafelished he
ttveen CI Hrli tion and Havana, ihe aw em
ers li ut-hii g nt SavHtu ali and Key "West,
ihe postage of which is fiotri ti e j.ort of de
pnrture to Havana lit cents on n single let
ter no! excei ding ha If an ootvee in weiwl.f,
Mt'th an ai.'ditionai 1U rents lor enrh mfdi
limial half out ce or fraet;onal en-rn of hnlf
an ounce lo be pre-paid. Posing .on each -newspaper
to Havana. 2 cents, also to ba
prepaid aa on letters.
On letters lo British North America. 10
cents, il not over 3000 mile : if over if. at
distance. 15 rente a single rate pre paid or
nut, me option oi tneoi tne sender. '
R AT328 OF POSTAGE
To the Eal indies. Java. Borneo. Lab van.
Siumalta the Molucca,, and the Bhiliv-
prne Island, .
We are authorized lo state that, arrange
meuts having been made bj- Great Britain
lor colleclii.ir in Jiidia lite BriuVl. mlnil
foreitrti posmge on let'ers between the Uni
ted Kingdom and Ihe East Indies, whetlter
tiaismiited vin Souihnmnlon or vln Mar
seilles, in the British mail. her. after Ae fW.
erf St a tea postage only sftnnld be p epnid in
line ciiumrj oi. tetters tor tne Jiast Indies t
b- irtinsniiMrd-by either ot the above r..m.
viz.- fice. cent tr.e single rate nhijiTfie Ai-
ai.iMj conveyei.ee is by British ir ekel. end
twenty one cent when by United States
packet. ,
Owing to a reduction of twelve rtm In ih-
Briiieh postage beyond England, whirb look
placr on the 1st of February jnstam. ihe sin
gle rnies or letter po-lppe be ween the IT i
ted States and Java. Borneo. Labnam. Po.
matra. ihe Mofoecas. and ihe Philippine Is
tands. will hereafter be as follows :
To Java, via Souihami ton. 33 itisiead of
45 cents Ihe hall ounce; and via Marseille.
53 instead of 75 rents the half conce nro.
pnyment required. y ' . v
lo JJorr.eo. L.abnan. Snmatrn. the Molne.
ras. ami the Philippine Islands the rate wil
be 41 meiead oto cetis when sent via Sonife.
amplon. and 61 instead of 73 cents the nmr.
ler once. or 71 instead of 83 ret ts ihr Ital
onnee. when sen by closed mail via Mara
seit es ; prrpuymeni also required.
The ate- above mentioned as ehargeat le
on letters tor the Ma ml of lava wi'l Provide
H.r their conveyance by Cri ish packet as
s"jarre I at ibey UknlieTwar.le bm
subject to a Nelherlinid rate orsge on
account of the conveyance Grora Singapore
to Java. r
By the Prussian Closed Mart the rates to
ibese eoTintries remain oocl anire.
MEN'S AND BOYS Caps and Covers, jeat re
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