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J- t f j i 14 - VOLUME Xn-NUMBER 23. WILMINGTON, N. C. SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 9, 1857. WHOLE NUMBER 14S1 VWJiy .... .J fir 3 -" ! TnC TRI-WEEKLY COMMEKCIAL I published every Tbsdav, TacasDAv and Satoidat at 5 per annunit payable In all cases In advarice. BV TUOd. LORlrta KDiroaand Paoeaisroa, Corner f ront and Market Streets, - WlfcMIHtlTOlt. at, c. - . It A f I? A OP ADVERTISI Gi a. sqr. I insertion $0 SO I 1 sqr. 2 months, 4 uu 1 2 75 I 1 " ,? 0U i 3 1 00 1 1 " 6 " 8 00 f I month. 2 60 I I 12 12 00 Ten lines or less make a square. If an adter tliemenl exceeds ten lines, the piice will be in proportion. All advertisements are payable at the time of .ftelr insertion. Contracts with yearly advertisers, will be made On the most liberal terms. No transfer of eontraets for yearly advertising will be permitted. Should eircu.nstonccs render a change in business, or an unexpected removal necessary, a charge according to the published terms will be at the option of the contractor, for the time he has advertised. The privilege or Annnal, Advertisers ia strictly limited to theirown immediate business j and all advertisements for the benefit of other persons, as wall as all advertisements notimmediately con nected with their own business, and all excess of advertisements in length or otherwise beyond the limits engaged, will be charged at the usual rates. No Advertisements is included in the .contract for the sale or rent of house or-lands in tows ur .country, or for the sale or hire ofnegrses. wheth er the property is owned by the advertiser or by other persons. These are excluded by the term "immediate business." All advertisements Inserted in the trt-weckly Commercial, are entitled to one icsertlon in the Wttkly free of charge. JOB, CAni) AND FAVCY PHIWT1NG, EXECUTED IS SUPERIOR STYLE. AGR-VTS FOR THE COMMERCIAL. Niw Vote Mersrs. Doilneb 4. Potteb. fit' tan Chables Smith, No. 6, Central Wharf. I'hitadilphia fa. K. Cohen. tJaliimort h. U. Peaks and Wm. Tuomsom MISCELLANY. From the Boston Traveller. ; THE ASSASSINATION OF ELLEN DE3M0SD . If ihyfe was ever an indictment properlj Approved by a Suffolk GranJ Jury, that in dictment was the one found against the bar barians who outraged the unfortunate girl who bore the name of Ellen Desmond. Now the petit jury have found one Sulli van guilty as n. principal, in this matter. On many trial in capital cases, public opinion stands divided, and sometimes con tradicts that of los jury ; but in tins case. we think, all must agree in nearly appro bation. It has been said that some men seem born to elevate the dignity of ibe w or!d ; and the reverse is also true some men are born lo deepen the infamy of the worlJ. Many crimes have mitigations. Some are done in the fury of rage, undei sudden pro vocation, or in a. blind access of passion, nnd some are partially accidental. But none of these elements mingle in this case; there is no single circumstance to stay ibe uplifted sword of Justice. There was no wrath, no bitter blood, no hostile but manly antagonism. 'J 'he vic tim was a wretched and hHp'ess girl ; wholly unoffending, as regarded her de moniucal tormentors, and in such a situa tion of unbefriended loneliness as to chal lenge the generous protection of a savage. Bayard Taylor says that in all his wander ings over the face of the earth, he never yet found the barbarian hearts which would repulse the weary cne, who threw himself freely and helpl' ssly upon their generosity an i pity. He could not have said so, had he been in Boston, on that awful winter night, of this Desmond tragedy; that night men's hearts were frozen solid, like their forms. . ' r It was that night of lerrillo cold, before which the stoutest natures quailed, in our last winter's experience, upon which the printing building became the scene of this infamy. The girl was wandering home; frozen, and blinded, and confused, she a k ed direction, fron beings in the shape of men. She was directed and taken into a building; there (in the frighfu! cold, not withstanding entreaty and screams) she was horribly outraged, and then locked upv in her agony; thre she remained with scant clothing, with no fire, alone, in the blackness of darkess, frozen, as in a dun geon of ice, and trembling with feat of the returning fiends ; till, in her desperation, sue leaped troin Ihe window of what had proved her infernal ptison house and wns killed; not instantly, but being taken up some time alter, sne was earned to the hos pital, and breathed her last there. Can any human being in the wide world say anything in defence or mitigation of this deed of shame? It was not brutal violence upon a man, beaten in-the streets; it was not done in beat, it was in Arctic cold. . " Sodom and Gomorrah knew no single ins which wrapped up in themselves more condensed crime than this sin. It was cra- cn in its cowadice, and it was even unnat uraPy murderous -toe assassin u stiletto upon a woman, a beggar for man's aid, and Already suffering the pains of a tempera ture as momentarily terrible as a pesti. fence. ....- -..-. . If the criminal actors in this deed are fit to live, the earth Is not fit to live in. We shall congratulate the community if no "law's delay" stays the swift stroke of judgment in this matter, A man . might havo a soul dark enough to butcher, Dr. Burdell, and yet be far above the sneaking villains who stood around Ellen Desmond, groaning in her living iomb. I say, Sambo, does you .It now what makes de corn grow so fust, when'you put the manure on it ?" . V , "No, I don't know'cep it makes, ground stronger for de corn." ; - "Now I jist tell you, when'de corn be gins to smell de manure, it don't like de fumery, so it hurries out of de ground and I gus up as mgii as posstDis, so .it can't breath bad air." - L - . i Tho mail wai robbed near Cumberland, Tnd., lately by means of-n fargej order from the mail a jent, directing the boy who wai carrying the mail in a carriage to give it up to tha bearer. The boy. gare it up, and the man who presented the order car. ried off the bags and rifled them of their contents, "' . . f : , . -- A writer in a Cincinnati paper makes out the aggregate loss of hogs in thatxity, that have died this season tf choltra, to be sixty;' thousand, valued at. three hundred thousand dollars. , . iv.,, t;It is a solemn thing to be married," said Aunt Bethany wYes ; but a 'great deal solmner not to be," said the little girl, her niece.- " - - NEW-YORK iDVERTISEMEMS- CIIARLES'. LONDON CORDIAL GI Is shown by the Records of the Custom House to be the only London Cordial Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles, all others are made here in im itation of it. It is a delicious tonic beverage, and by its peculiar flavor so different from other gin) is universally esteemed liy all who use it. ilia adopted with great success in cases of DvsrspsiA.Gotrr.R h teai atism, Diopit tiiim, ColfcCholbba, Keveb Aire Ntbictvre, Disases or vac Ubihabt Oboavs, Kpiiefst, Febtalb Ibseuclariteis Ac. Dr. Valentin Mott of New York, in a letter to the proprietor, says: ' Chariot london Cordial Gin, is the puretl, best, and most reliable Extract of Juniper I have teen. - CHARLES' LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all Drugp lets and Grocetain the United States, vxle also are numerous poisons raffed "London Cordial Gin'to -avoid ihenr buy only "CHAR LES'. Reject any other offered to you as you value your health. Price one dollar for quarts, fifty cents for pints: EDMUND C.CHARLES. ' Sole Importer, 40 Broadway, N. Y. Apill 28. ' 18 3m. HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO .. RECTIFERS, LIQUOR MERCHANTS AND WHOLESALE GROCERS. - , , DR. FEUTCHTW ANGER'S . Flavorings to Produce at a Moments Not ice every desired Liquor. The undersigned has lately made great improve ments in this branch of business. The Flavor- lnei an nut nn In cackaces of 5. 10. and 40 Gal lons, and acquires liut the addiiion of Pure Spirit, either 1st or 4ih proof and Liquors such a-Cupnac, either dark or pad-, Holland and England ana hop lish Gin, Jamaica and St. Croix It urn, Mononka- hela, Bourbon, Irifh and Scotch, Whisksy, Apple, 1'eacn, Cherry and Kapberry Brandy, Port and Madeira Winrs will be intintly produced. It re quires no skill, but nn addition of a cood spirit, ay 50 gallons to each gallon of the respective Flavoring. -. The best Cognac oil, green, yellow and white warranted genuine, as. low as any other Importer in the U. S. - Essences of every Liquor. Extract 6f Cognac, I lb. of which produces W0 cnllons of Logntir. Raw Whiskey may by Dr.K.'s age and hody pre paration be made smooth with but a trifling ex pense. , The p'ice of Flavorings are- extrcinety .moderate, ana directions in iuii ctiprMcrt by DM. LEWIS FEUUHTWANGER. Chemist and Importer of Drags, Essential Oils and JHtlrils, JJaeuerreotype ana 1'lwlngraph.ic Chrmicals. So."l 13'Maiden Lane. New York... N. B. Sole Airent for Godfrey's celebrated Cor dial Killers and oin. April 18. - 13 Gm. A NEW AND IMPORTANT DISC0V- EnV IN TI1E SCIENCE OF MEDICINE. T3ATENT OFFICE SEAL OP GREAT BRI X TA liV- DIPLO.MR de ECOLK de PHAR- IV ACi r. P H A K nl A CI K iv de PA It It', and 114 PKR1AL Ct'LLKGEof MEDICINE, VIENNA Sold wiioli.-saleand retail by Dr. II A.Barrow. Member of the ltnp'l College of Vienna, and Royal 1 1 .. I ... L. i uuiivkc l.iiuuu, will may oc person ally consulted at his residence, 157 Prince street. few blocks west of Hroadwny.'N. Y.r from II At al. till i Y . and I rem 4 till 8 P.M. (Sunday eiuepiea, uiiivs uy appoinitneni.j Ti teaeinar No. 1. Is a remedy for Relaxation, Saermtoribcea. and all tne distressing consequences arising train early abuse, indiscriminate excerses, or too long resi dence in hot climates. It has restored bodify and sexual st rent til and vicor to thousands who are now in ihe enjoyment of licalitv and the lunctionef of manhood; and whatever may be Ihe cause or dla' qualifications for for marriage, they are ellectuaffy suoauea. . - Trlescmar Xo. J, Complft-ly and entirely eradicates-all trnces of Gonorhma, both in its mild and aggravated iorms UU't ts, bliictures, Irritation of the Bladder, Mon retention of Urine, Pains of the Loins and Kid neys, and those disorders for which Copaivi and cudcds nav so long Deen inouant an antidote. Trlescmar No. 3, I the great Confine ntal Pemedy for Syphilis and Secondary Symptoms. It also contl it utcs a cer tain cure for Scurvy, Scrofula, and all Cutaneous Eruptions, removing and expelling in its course an iinpurmca iroin me vital stream, so as altoget her to eradicate the virus of disease, and. expel it oy insensiole perspiration itirouj-n Ine medium ol . L . I I. J t . . . . . me porcs-oi tne sain ana utinr. l! isa never failing remedy for that class of dis orders which Enclinh Physicisns treat with Mer cury, to the Inevitable destruction of the natiem's constitution, and which all the Sarsapariila in ihe' woria cannot remove. TRIES KM A K - No." J, 2, and 3, are prepared in ihe futm of a loat-ngr, dtVoid of taste or smell, and can be curried fn the waistcoat pocket. Sold In tin cases, and divided in aeparare dOxeaasadminlster ed by ValpcaUi Lolleman, Roux, Kicord, Ac. die Prices S3 each, or four case in one foi 49, which saves i, and In 911 cases, wheieUy there Is a sav ins of $9 None are irrnuine unless fh Knirravlmra nfih. SeaU of the Patent Office of England, the Seals of " ii riiarmacie oe ran a, ana tne imperial College of Vienna, are affixed upon each wrapp. r, and around each case. Imitations are liable to the severest prDtfttiesof theL.aw. Special arrangement enable Dr. Bjaaowtofof wara immaaiateiy, on receiving a remittance,, the anor larger size cases of Trrewmar Face or CAaaiAoa, to any part of the world, securely pock ed and properly addressed, thus insuring genuine European preparations and protecting the public Hum spurious ana pernicious imitations. Attendance and Consultation from 11 A. .M. till 2 P. M. and from 4 till 8 in the evening. 157 Princexa Street, a few blocks west of Broadway. new iuti, , - . .. April 23, 1857. IB ly. GREAT AM) UNUSUAL INDUCE- . .. MENTS I - : - . fpiVENTf- FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT A. la Aral class engisvings will be made until . j. ; '. . further notice on v , - t ALL .CASH rUBCHAISS OF. . .' LookinsoGlasses, Picture Frames. -' liiif ravings, Artlsta Materials, c.hiic WHICH WILL BB aOLO IHDKPENCK1TLV . OF THE D- DOCTtON at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES, and the privilege 01 selecting said deduction from an im mense iLock and great variety of k ' FINS KSSBAVlKeS, " ' GIVEN TO RAOH PURI'HASER . Ill our LOOKING-GLASS DEPARTMENT msy be had evarv variety -of Ptaa. Wall and Mabtle MiaBOBs.PoarKAiT and PicTvaaKaAMaa, Cdbvicbs, Basks, &c., of our own exclusive man- lacture, irom tnolce and original desgina, not elsewhere to be obtained, and of superior onalitv . In our FiNK ART DEPART WENT will be found first class Impressions of all the finest Rn ro pe an Kngravlngf, with a general assortment of I all desirable publications. . in our ARTISTS MATERIAL DEPART. MENT'wtil lie found (of snperior aualitv oaWt every reqaims wr 1110 rtriipi, nmaieur, or rupll. The usual dlscoun to the Trade and Schools. Orders by letter careful.' filled and packed with iha utmost care. To the economist, and" all desirous of obtaining nperwr, quality articles, at moderate prices, the uuto ervaenis nousiiai aovantsgs. ... ,. "ILLIAJHS, STEVES8, WILLIAMS Ac CO.. . . 3S3 ItrMwav.Jllfw fork. April 14, : ' - " - ; " it-Sra. ' PINE. APPLE. CnEESE: JVf7 ' N. I anlcle of UteboV. Ne. 4J. " v ? i . ; w u n.rir t ti c WINES! WLNESI! WINES !i ! 1.T IS TRULY SAID that George Myers has X the beat Champagne wines ever before offered in this city. They need but a trtalfiwt thole uha nave nor utea mem to supercede all otber brands. IMPERIAL BRAND, a cases, the "ne plua ultra of all wines from t vinejrard of Bouche, r iiB ei urouei . Sillery superieur, ' : .' HeidaicK brand qtsdtpts. '';" ' Bouche brand ' " ', ' ' ' " ! " - L Crown brsnd ' - - "Starbrand ' - - ? . Also. Brandies of the very finest grades. Pure Holland Gia, duties paid at Custom House, Wil mington, N.C. Sherry, Port and Madeira Wines, pure, and every possible variety of Wines, LI quors. Coidials, Ac., Ac. in wood and gloss. Tuscaloosa, Monongahela and Bourbon Whiskey, with a lot of choice "Id Baker Whisker, trie choi cest article ever offered before in this market. B IIU Ml lilt WUHIHai JP w a w- cery, Wos. Iljiftd is, i ront street. April 7. GEO. nlitStt. PORTE MONI&XABAST" TF. are now receiving an Invoice of Ladles and r Gen t emen'a -fine Pearl Portmonnaiea and Cabat also, Satchels; Bags; Bill books and Seffar Cases, at Broadway Variety Store-, No. 40. April Zl. VV. H. UlnbaLh, NEW BOOKS. CjINALaaci Palestine 1t connection with their kJ History.- -By Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, M. JA. Canton of Canlerburr, with Maps and Plan. -l nc I'nvaie Correspondence ot Lianlel eDster. Edited bV Ftewher Wcbslcr. The History of ihe Relnof the EmnerorCharle the Fifth by William Rob. rton,,D: D. With an account of the Emperor'a Life after 1ms Abdication. by William ri. frrescott. The New Life of Summertleld By William M. WUU t. The Green Mountaiji boya . A Historical Tale of the enrlv settlement of Vermont. Rills from the Fountain of Life ; or, Sermon to Child. en. By Kev. Richard .Newton, D. D.. Rector of sr. Pauls' Church, Pbiladelpejo. Selections for Sabbath Reading, and Brief Mis cellaneous Essays, Moral and Religious. By J.W Tucker.M. D. Also farther supplies of John Hali fax, Uentiem in. History of ihe Elephant Club. Principles and Practices of Kaniists. For sale by t i i ft - nrr r ak-v-v -f ,n- in lTICE TO OUR PITTJ0NS. ijAttrioui.AK Airtviiuro is called to our 1 Sprinjz Stvle of rVRESS H AT!, belicvin? them to be the lightest and handsomtst Jtloleskia H.vt vet ottered, made with the greatest care, es pecially lor our wn sains, and by the most' celc- orateo martuia-iurer. we oner I hem to our pa- I tron. feeling ctmtnlent ol thnr sunerior aualitv and finish. Bv the aid of our French conforma- titer, (it being the first evtr used in the Stale,) we can rernoaet mem to nt inc mon ditlicuit shaped ncaas. iyan and examine our styles before mak ing-your purchases. .,- fUIAS. D. MYERS, Hal Cap Emporium. April 2. 34 Market street. - RICH SCHEMES. FOR MAY, 1857. ' R. FRANCE &. CO., Managers. GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLASD, CIASS ti, - To be drawn Saturday. May 23d. in Baltimore. ' Maryland, Drawing conducted under i lie superintendence of ine atate Lottery CommiBsiom r SCHEME. 6S.C03 - ' : 24,973 " 15,000 .. 10,000- - . 8,010 0,000 4,0,'O 3,000 ' 1,700 1,0(10. ' . . 200 ' w 100 . -63 40 20 I 2 2 2 2 5 tf tsT io luioo 66 6(J 132 4,091 25,710 65,000 24 978 30,000 20.000 - 16,000 12.0U0 2y,000 15,000 170,000 100,800 13,200 ,600 7 920 16 i,630 511,800 30,316 prizes, amounting io . 91.179,178 Wholes t20 ; Halves tl'i; Qnar. $5 ; Eighths t2. Certifies te ol Pecksge of 26 Wholes, cost 1316,00 uo. ao. z Halves.- " 158.00 Do. Do. do. do. 26 Quarters, " 79,00, 26 hi hths, 39,50! HAVANA PLAN. GEASD COSSOLIMTIJ) LOTTIRY 0? MD. EXTRA CLASS S. To be drawn in Baltimore. Md.. Saturday Mav SPLENDID Capital lyizes. SCHEME. , Apfrx'n Prize 1 frixe of I prize of I prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of I prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of I prize of ' I prize of 1 prize Of . 1 prize ot 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 833,100 4 of S400 19,000 of 300 4 or 250 6 of 200 8 of 150 8 of 300 b.200 4,000 i.oouj. 2,000 2,00-J C l,800 1,800 t- i;sco r ' 1,500 1,400 1 1 .400 J. 1,240 i ! 1,240J eoo ' 600 40 i 300 8 of 8 of - 8 of 89 of 80 of 160 of 420 of 90 80 20 60 20 prizes of 20 prises of 40 prizes of 50 40 H)B prizes of 25 i.uuo prises, amt'o to -. mr,nn iivic ncicii, iu nairca aa; Uuar.ter. Orrleaee address all orders for Tickets In th aoove wagntneent acneme, to - ' T.Mi HUBBARD dx COi No. 39 Fayene-8t., or Box, No. 40. - - i . Baltimore. MarvlandL AprU25. ... A .. .. 'MR 31 0TT0 IS T0 PLEASE" VYilmJuctoi! Sadule, ltarueasTnd t?rutJi Manufaetorv. piltrsubscriberrespecilulJy inform t Hep ublic jl tna menus recently received additions to flis stock of Saddle and Harness Mountinfis.dtc. .the latestand most improved style, andis constanly manofactnrinc, at hisstore on market street .evirv deacription of articlein the above line. From hit m wimrlmrtfm In llii kn.InM. K m f..l. fifl..,ik.. r r be will be able to giveentin sntisfactientoaliwho 1 may favor him with- a calL ' He has now on hand andwincenstaatiy Keesa larxeassortmeBlor rvk ntmtA rait-u s.ji. f i '5 , y jwmwj tfruiur. vrnvos, arc., wnuemen s tiaddics.- Whips ' '' : "Spurs, 4-C. - tBallef which be will warrant to be efw line beat materials and workmanship, f g He has also a laree assortment of ''' TrunksT Valines, Saddle and Carpel BSgn, Satchela.Kaurv Trunks. Ac. and all other ar ticle a usaalivkept in eh establishments, all of which ae oners tow ret V AH,or oushorreredM to prompt customers. . - Saddlea,Harness,Trnks,Redlcsl Bags, Ac Ac. made to order.- s. -- 4.;- r 0, lu addition to tha above tha anbscriberalwaH accpsoa nana aiarsesuDDiv ot string ueatner and has bow, and will keep through the season a good assortment of lyjvNetta. ...... ... - - All ara Invited to call and examine. my .Good,s Whetheria want Or not. aal taketileaaureinahaw. ingmy aaaortmenttoall who may favor me with tail. 1. ,s RarnessandCooch Trlmmtnea sold at a fair price to persons buying to manufacture. aiso, wbirs at wholesale. Allk( t Riding Vehicles bebeh t 1. eld osj eemv fens. 1 -iOHM J. CONOLK?. Feb. 7. -f a " - 133 W. G. MILLIGAN, MARBLE MANUFACTURER, North Wateb Stbebt, Wikminston, No. Ua. Monuments; Toombs, Head and Foot Stones, and all kinds of Marine wort Jumtsked to : v - - order on reasonable terms. June E. 36-ly-c AS. crsstiTB," " " " MILES COST1N. JAS.-C.SMITH & CO., 1 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 2, SOUTH WATER STREET, WILMINGTON, N. C. ' ' April 26. t 18-ly COOK'S MAP OF NORTH CAROLINA. LIMITED suddI v expected soon. Those wan- tinz early copies will please leave their names at the book store oi - a w. nmiAKBti. March 10. . 161 GEORGE R, FRENCH, ' MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE f- RETAIL DEALER IN : " BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, AND ' NO. 11. M AUK ET STREET, WIL.Ml!fOTOST, t C March 6. HENRY NUTT, FACTOR AND FORWARDING AG EST, Willgice hit perianal attention to business enirutt. ea to nt care. Sept;8, 1856. - 75-ly-c. GEO. W. DAVIS, COMMISSION MERCHANT, SOUTH WATER STREET, WILMINGTON, N. C. "Jan. 82. 132. ft. OOLLNER. O. POTTtR. Jf. J.. CAMEROON D0LLNER, POTTER &t CO.. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, N E W YORK. ApriI30, 1855. 20-ly. HENRY BURRHIMER I r: WHOLKS A LB- A RETAIL TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGAR SIOW K: ' ' SIGN OK THE INDIAN CIIIEF" MARKET STREET t.e door above Water Wilmington, NT. C. - N. B. All Orders JUUd witk despatch. Oct. 26th. I35S - , 33-tdrw-c. ANDREW S. KEMP, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ELIZABETHTOVN,iN. C. Will attend the County and Snperior Courts of Bladt-n, Robeson, Columbus and Sampson. . June 12. -ia iy GEORGE MYERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER Keeps constantly on hand, Wines. Teat, Liquort t rnvitxona, H ooa and Willow It ore, r ruxl, i Confeclionariso,f-c. South Front street, vil.minc;ton,-n. c. . Nov. 18, 1855. 109. ' CnAS. D. SIYERS 7 HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM 01 Market St. " WlLMIKGTON, N. C. PaViMA, LEGHORN. AND PJLM LEAP HATS. WOOL putt, kilk: and moleskin hats. Cloth, Plush, aid Silb: Glazed Caps, by tne Casi or dozen. AlJw i ork W holcsuie Prices. march 12. 153. M UAlili &PITTS, STOCK, REAL ESTATE AND PRO DUCE BROKERS, 1 WIL.MIN6TOX.Ji.CJ: Punct ual attention given to the purchase and sale of Real E1a.lt, Storks, and other Securities " bought and sold on Commission. . Will attend, to sales by Auction or Manufactur ing property in any part ot tne county or atate, or to the aale of Stocks, of Merchandise in Stons r Furniture in Houses in this town. March IS. 5-tf ADAM, BROTHER & CO., COMMISSION ME RCHA NTS,' WILMINGTON, N. C. July 23. - 58' TT STOKLEY ifc oITdHAM, . GROCERS - . AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, I ? WILMINGTON, N. C. Liberal Cash advances made on Klour. Cotton. and Naval Stores coasizned to them. Aug. H. s ..- - 65 ly. . c. barlow; WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER, LIQUORS. WISES ALE PORTER, tf-c7 No. 3, Granite Row, front Street, WILMINGTON. N. C. Keb. 17th, 1P56. ; . l 140-tf. THE ECLECTIC MAGAJZINli for April. Rs " ceived and forsa'e at - April 14. -t THE BOPK STRE. TJOVS' CASHMERETTE HATS, A new Just re XJ article, recommended for durability ccijed st the Hat and Cap Emporium 34 Market at. lapru , , UHAS. V . MYERS. HERRING. 7r B3LS. prfrne Nova Scotia tfcfling, teceiv--Jed per Schr. John Tyier. For sale by - - April 1st AUAI S, B Rjp. & CO.- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. ,,um. j o.t. icct n , . . . 1 1 'un?v . ciock at Ex- I 4 e,Y' '.' .,.""'. notaoia at laZ. 'ne House and Lot on Sixth street tMtvMn Princess A Chesnuts Sta.. now occupied by Thos Lorieg, EfQ., for terms apply to - t V ,7r- '--s "-WEST.' Journal and Herald cony one week and u-nrl kill to Commercial office. ' April 18. . . - : . -9 .: '. a t : i " . L- .. '.' ?y " ' 111 . 1 1. TOR REV'S INTEREST TABLES. SHOWING, at sight or bv one addition, the in terest ef any number of dollars from Imin nnn from I day to 138 days and from 1 month lo 12 months. Jacl Published. For sale at . , , March ?8 . . , , . The Book store. ORANGES ORANGES; fYtf Boxen of Sweet Mesina Oranges In perfect t oJt order. Mow landing per 8chr. John A. Stanly, ; wholesale and retail at tha Rnd... V... jety Store, No, 40. . . , j- ApnllS. - - - WW. H;DPTEAtB A FEW MORE SUBSCRIBERS l CAN Ha AN be furnished immediateiy witk volume I, Hawk's H Isteryby eartj application te V April ti. S. IVi WHITAKEH. PER SCHOONER NED, Draper's Patent Ink Sftandst Kid-tor's (an excellent article,) Pay eon's and Dorid'a Indelible Inks Perry's Spear Point Pena; Planished Metal Rulers t India Robber Bands Kavelope Paper; Bnglisb. Tissue Paper t Pocket Rulers ; Conger and Kield'a Black Ink; Carmine and Blue Inks; Cloth lined Enve lopes; Porte Monnaies; Whist Cases; De Rut's F.nameled and Ivory Surface Playing Carda, Ac., April 14. THE BOOK STORE. FOREIGN GOLD AND SILVER COIN THEIR VALCB AT THE MINT. GOLD COINS. Austria Quadruple ducat .. . ..L V.$9 12 0 ' Ducat ....... ...... i. Z 27 5 Sovereign (lor Lonibardy).;.. . .. 6 85 0 Baden Five Gulden 2 4 0 Bavaria Ducat.,.. 2 27 0 Belgium Twenty-iranc pieee., 3 83 2 Twenty-five franc pieced:..... 4 72 0 BollviaD'publoon . . . .. : .15 53 0 Brazil Piece of'6400 reis.. 8 72 0 BritainSovereign 4 84 5 Brunswick Ten-Thaler.... ....... 7 89 0 Central American. .......i.j. 14 96 0 Ecsudo .......... 1.67Q Gold Dollar.. ' 83 5 Chili Doubloon before 1835). ...... 15 57 & uuuuiuun iooj ana amcc J..... ..10 00 U Denmarlt Double Fred, or 10 Thaler 7 88 0 Ecuador Hall doubloon... 7 i0 0 Egypt Huodred piastres.......... 4 97 0 France -Twenty franca. i. .. 3 Sq 0 Greece Twenty drachma......... 3 45 0 Har.ove'rTen Thaler, George IV,, 7 84 0 Ten-Thaler, William IV and Ernest 7 89 MindostanMohtif. East India Co.. 7 10 0 MecklenburgTen Thaler . . 7 89 0 Mexico Doubloon, average.... .15 530 Netherlands Ducat 2 20 5 Ten guilders. f 4 00 7 New Granada Doubloon, 21 .carat. standard. .. ............ ...15 51 0" Doubloon, 21 carat standard, inclu ding the silver. . . . . . ''. ..15 71 0 '.Doubloon, 9 lOths standard . . . .15 31 Q JJoubloon, y-lUths alandard, inclu- ding the silver . .15 38 0 . 2 23 0 .15 55 0 .15 62 0 -15 53 . 8 65 0 . 5 Si n -Tomaun , PeroDoubloonl Lima, lo 1533 Doubloon, Cuzco-, to 1833; . . . Doubloon. Cuzco, to 1837.... Portugal-Hall joe (lull weight) thrown Prussia- -Double Fiederick. ........ 8 00 n Rome --Ten ecudf. .... ......in 37 n Russia -Five roubles - -3 . 3 . 7 . 1 . 3 - 4 . 2 96 7 84-5 94 0 260 900 37 4 30 0 62 0 85 0 Sardinia Twenty lice.:. SaxonyTen lhaleis. . Ducat..... Spain Pistole (qr. doubloon) ...... Turkey Hundred piaslres. Tuscany Sequin,. United hia(es--Eagle fhelore Juno. 1834) 10 Five dollar piece ol C. Bechter, av- r erage....... ..4 Dollar ol ihe same, average 1 V II . 96 0 Five dollar p'c of A. Bechtler $4 92 a 5 000 uouar 01 tne same...... 93 0 82 0 95 0 92 0 98 0 75 0 Oregon Exchange Co Five dollars. 4 N.G.&N. S an FTanriico Five dol. &i 83 a 4 Miners' Bank, San Francisco Ten dollars 9 06. a a Moflatldc Coa ' 9 78 a 9' " .Sixteen dollar ingols. aboul.... ..'..15 RATES OF POSTAGE. T ........ . . 1 t. iLit.i ibna cuinriosi'u 01 one or mor nierr of pupcr, but not rxceedini? half an oiu.ch ii weight, sent any ditunce not exceeding 300C over ouwu miiee, in cen'K, .uuuic iaic 11 excttu lie liail tin nnriM ip.m. rr ri . ..VU.C, cAKxumg on uuiue; nna so od cnargtng an artiiiiional rate for every addi tioiiai liail ounce, or traction of half an nnrirf . Absolute prc-paymetn beinp required on an iciicr lo. jiiuces wiinio tne United Stales, irom anu alter April 1st, 1855. r .-om ami alter January let. 1856, all let ters Deiween place 111 the United Slates must be pre-paid, either by postage stamps Letters dropped in the post office, for de livery in Ibe same place.. I eentearh. Letters ad veriWd besides regular postage., Drop letters are' iiui nu vtrrimcu. uiBcuuARa, J, cent Tor 3 ounces or less to any part of the United B I a Lea but one piece ofpaper pre payment option- HI. - Dayly newspapers weighing "three ounces uitess, 0 t-ij rents per quarter, when sent irom uie-oince ot publication to actual and bonaGde subscribers any where in" the Uni ted estates. I ransient newspapers sent any- wnere winin ine.united StaKe. I ceot lor tnree ounces or less. XTkAn t- . . I .. .. - t iicu iuu nnicie to oe mailed is a circu- llir r, n rv r, 1 . 1 n .. . , ... ,,,, JSfcj ui iicivBiiHiier. it snpuid De srv efiveioped as lo be open at one end other wise, it will be charged as a letter. BRITISH rOSTAGE. ARRANGEMENTS. iiETTsns posted or charged in the United States will he rated at a half ounce to the single retter i over a half and not xceedin an ounce, as a double letter j over an ounce ciiiunoi exceeding nn ounce and a half, as a treble letter; and so on. each half ounce or mictions! excess constituting a rale. - -ine single rates to be charged" on each letter posted in the United Slates addressed to any place in Great Britain or Ireland is scents: Die double rate 43 1 andsocn Said postage on letters going to any place in Great Britain or Ireland may be pre-paid, ii witr wnote amount ts tendered at the office tn the U.. S. where mulled, at the obtion o the sender. . v--- t,r::i -,'-. m Newspapers may be maiied at any office m ine United Stales to any place in the United Kingdom on the pre-paVmeni of 2 cents, and may on receipt from any place ia Great Britain or Ireland, be .delivered at any office In the United States, en payment of 2 cents. Note Each Go vernnertf is lo charge 2 cents on each newspaper. These are In be scat jn bands; or rovers, open at the sides ar enas, and to contain no manuscript what ever.,. . . ,. .. ; ... - , - a ; .:, . Persons mailing letters to Joreigra Coun tries, .with which the United States have not entered into postal arrangements, are remin- a .! ... t- . i . uea inai ii is necessary lor ttiero la pre-pay tbe ptoperpostaEe.br the letierc eannoi b torwa-ded. .... , - DARPERS NEW POORS. READING WlthoBi Tears; A boot Rieht aad Wrontr. by Abbott. " Child's Book ofNalnre: Isabel, The YoBna'.Vife and Uieold Le. bv Jno. Cordy Jeffereon. Leiterw to V'anne Ladies, bv Mrs. L. 11. Sigoarney;' The History of Richard 1st Coear DsLioa, by Abbott. Days of Mr Lrfe. by the Author of M Margaret te Maiitonrf for lost WHITAKER'S. April 30. . -1 i '.- 3. DR. DORA"V'S.New Work, "Monarch's Re tired Cr Busi Mi. P or sate at ApriiS) WHITAttER'S. WORC,Oa Centra! Africa. . For ; WHITAKKR'S. . . sale at "April 30, BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL. DR. JOHNSTON, THE founder of this Celebrated Institution ef fersthc most certain. &reulv and ynicii.... al remedy io the world lor - SECRET DISEASES. Gleets, Surictures, Seminal Weaknefe, Pains m the Loins, Constitutional Debility, Impottncc Weakness of the Back and Limns, Affection, ot the Kidneys, PalpitaUonoi the Heart. Dvaneoaia Nervous lrritabi ity, Disease of the Bead- throat' Noae or Skin ; those serious and melanchoiy disor dersaneingfrom the destructive habits of Youth which destroy both body and mind. Those secret and solitary practices hi ore fatal lo their victim, than the sons; of the Syrens to the mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant hopes or an tiwpations, renderina 'marriage, e.i impossibla, " zUUAGAIEA. ' Espeeially.who have become the victims of SolUm- - jFics, that dreadful and destructive habit which v7,r, "Zr KZ" " ""c,.T.f"Te 'noirsands ol . .1 " aauea talents and brilliant inteUect, who might otherwise have entranced tenine Senates with th iKi.n.r i W?C"C' thinglyre,mar call with ful' CVUUUCUC6. MARR1A f7PJ. mMZrrudJ"T'OH or Y'oung Men, contemphHnr : , 'e "-" riiraicai Tveaitneas On eanic Debiliiv. Deformliies. An helr,he.0,,8U,, Dd b to peS He who places liimself nnderthecareof Dr. John- .v..6.v.r,, vuuuue in nis nonor as a pcrt- tleman.and confidently rely upon hisskill asa phy- DhDBdOH,rjTOH Ihe OBly reeu'arly Educated His remedies and treatment are entirely Bnknown toall others. Prepared from a life sbent In .h? Great Hospitals of EnroM rf ,k' la Ahf a. y oivmii uuv ciiiHiiiv sn pntw v p. ... g . xnATyi'Z"'eRDgbin?'FnDc Inf? Biockley ol Philadelphia, c and a moreexteosive practice than i any other physician in the world. Hisnran r wonderful cures and most important SureiealOo- Thoto who ibish lo be speedUy and effectually reli ed should shun the numerous triJlingteVoi only min their health, and apply to him ' A?V?rK WARRANJED CHARGE A'o Mercury or Nauseous Drves Uae,t left hand side geinff from Baltimore street, a few doors from the-eorner. Fail not to obserVe hS ,lne .8!lin,,mber' foT 5?nor"" trifling Importers attracted by the reputation of Dr. Johnston! "Urk near.- ' u r DR, JOHNSTON 3Ieint,erof the Royal College of Snrgeons.Londor: lA U.aT, .n f 'he n,inf nt Coliege. of iV? iFft ied 6u,'8'fnlthe r"er part of those i n epMZleX lS HPM of London , Pa r! ir'.?hUa C.'phla,!,lde,sewnere. h8 ffected some ofthemostsstonishlngeurestliafwereeverknWn! Many troubled with ringing in (ha ear. and S v hen asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed a t sudden sounds and bashfumesa. with frequem blushing, attended sometimes with dersngemenT mind, were cured immediately. si'eni . A CERTAIN DISEASE. When the misguided and imprudent votary of pleasure , find-he ha. imbibed the seeds of hU painful tfiseaae, it too oftca happens that anUlVimf ed sense of shame, or dread of discovory , dcte" him from applv lag to those who, from eVuca ion r.m fh- l,V,f.an 1lohe beWendhim.delay hrtg tiH the constitutional symptoms of thia horrid disease make their appearance, each as olceratrd sore throat. ditant . r. " w, umiuui pains in tne .'''"bs, dimness of sight, deafness, nodes on the shin bones arHfarms, blotches on the head on the shin bones aiHTarms, blotches on the head nlH?,tnHt7,,r?m!,ieK,prof reS8ihS! whh Rightful ra pidity, till at last the palate of the mouth .or the bones of the nose iatl in. and ihe victim of thi ra- .n.n..,WOIC uctjumes a Horrid scration. till death puts a perio ferings, by sending him to whence no traveller returns." Iwrrid oh scration. till death puts a period i., hi. i sending him to - that bourne fron. rafeller returna." Tn ...i, - rr ii, ij ' inuri-iore fugeHiinsen to preserve the most inviolable fccrery; and. fron, his exrens ve e rice in the first Hospitals of Europe and America' hecan confidently recommend a safoand speed cure la the unfortunate victim of this horrid-die'-case. It is a melancholy acthat thousands fall victims to this dreadful complaint, owing to theun skllfulnessof Ignorant pretenders, who, by the use of that deadly poison, meroury, ruin the constitu tion, and either send the unfortunate Jullerer to an untimely grave, or else ma e the residue of life mis erabie. - " TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE, i Dr. J.addressesall those who haveinjured them 8eJes y Pnvafe-and improper indulgences These are some of the sad and mtianctoly ef fects, produced by early habits of youth, vit: Weaknessof the Back and Limbs, Paini l tbe Head, Dimness of Sight, Loss of Muscular Pow- .er'.Pl1.f,lU,t?n of ,he Hear. Dyspepsy. Nervous irritability Derangement ef the Digestive Kanc tions, General Debility, Sympjoms ofConsump. tion.dce. - Mentally The fearful tflects on the mind are rnuch to be dreaded ; Loss of Memory, Confusior. of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Forebodines Aversion ot society, Self Distrust, Love of Soli tude. Timidity, efceare soma of h ,n. i j l nausanas ol persons of allages, can now judge 1st is the cause of their declining health LoV what : .v-s i t . - us uitii njor. ueroming wtai, pale and emacia- c i"Kuiar appearance about the eves couirh nnt synintoms of conmimntin 1 By this great and important remedy weakaees o the organs are speedily cured and full vigr r restored j j j j I rnost ivervoue and Debilitated j- I, ? n"a ,9at 811 noPe' bavt! bccn imme diately relieved. AH impediments to MARRIAGE PhysicatrMenralDiwanaiificaiions, Nervous Ir ruabiktv Tremblings and Weakness, or exhaustion of the meal carfttJ kind, speedily cured by Dr I An ma tn " Young men who hate injured ihejnnlveS a a certain practice indulged in when alone a habit Xrcquently lenrned from evil companions, or at school, the effects of which are nightly fell, even when asleep, arid if hot cured, renders rharriaee iiuininiuieuuuraiivjrg BOIL .11 DO B nc DOC V;S tlOUld apply immediately. vtnatapity tnat a yotlhg than, the hope bf hi. counrry, and the darlin? of hia iMni .l.i.u k. snatched frdm all prospects and Cnjoyinents bf . life, uy mc couorinicutM 01 oeviating irom the path ol niuniEing ib a certain secret habit. Such persons, before contemplating . . - - . MARRTA filZ - Shouldredect thai a sound mind aad body are the most necessary reqniMtes :o mnmni. ...miki.i nappinea. snar-a, witnout these, the tourney through life becomes a weary pllgrimnget the pros pect hourly darken to the view: th minH kin. shadowed with despair and filled with the nit: la n- cnoiy renecnon mat me happiness of another be comes blighted with on rowti.. - OFFICE HO. 7 SOUTH FUEDERICit-STi, j -AH Surgical Operation PerlorsaeK. ' Ti.B-. Let no false delleacv nnt nn km apply immediately either personally or bj letter. Dm iimninW(IIIIT Ultti TO STRANGERS. ' -r Tlu mAnV llOttsmds rltmrt ml Ihi. Inaiiltlilnh in tbe Ut ten yeara. and the ntamerona i in nor. tant Snreical Operations nrrfnimrH bitlr J wit. neaaed by the Reporters of the other persons, notices of which have appeared again uu ..iiw TOuie in. putHic, oesiaes nis standing as a eehtlemanof characteTand regponsitiUfy. i' guanui w i ifi amiciea. - xri TAKE NOTICE. - I . It ie with the create mt n1nntmnr,fkmt tw ti m ven-zn perniU. hiii card to appear Wore the rubiic, deerains: It tin rS;it?"!tf?'IrcimlIy s" could bot fail to fall InU) tfaa bands of the many impn del' la onleamed Imnaaters. with Uiiiinnin)I.V.kI -tlLTj tjaackthopg, rwmlng tbeae Urge cities, eyin- lr. w oi k at their original trade, with araree too idrta SeVond the brute, wh. for tbe irarnaw at tnUrf.. . i ine carry on five ot 'six office. Under a ay diffen-nt False Kamea. ao that the aiTtti-la Hi... . ... one. is sore io tumble headtone; Into the otner. leTmUn tomshin? care from wfunu w. m yo tair teres bottle, ef Ijcoaica Wan a' and otke Pckm" Olthy and worthless eompooDdn, eannlngly "'""d hHh, toj(rh over yoor raUinir dtoaTrnoli n is mil moUti that imlooea Dr. J. to advertise, roa n atosa ei ctraa toe. To those snaeaoaintsd with hia itia ereocB ndeontalfc.a;a, Btamptofce seed for the reply. Ier aeoa wrttlnjt should state Sfo and send' that portion of dVBStii snl deeerihiag svistc . -r . fls.lr. , , SILVER CX)1KS, Aoftria--R ii Dollar. ......... ..t0 B7 5 . 48 0 rinii..,....a..di .... . Twenty kreutzcrs. : Lira lor Lcnibardy . Baden Crown '.i . . . .i 1 Gulden- or florin i Bavaria Crown ......... i . .-..'. 1 Florin Six kreutzers. ....... ; . ......... 16 0 16 0 07 395 06 5 39 5 3 0 930 46 0 37 0 18 5 00 6 37 5 187 99 2 6 33 35 64 0 217 7 1 68 0 97 0 010 224 112 5a 3 04 7 17 0 18 7 960 93 2 18 5 39 6 16 5 26 2 69 3 68 0 25 7 67 5 11 0 39 5 44 7 00 0 4 0 20 0. 40 0 9 5 $82: C2 0 Bel gium Five Irancs. . . r. Two and a hall" francs. . Two jiancs..... Franc.......... t Jt 'w a Jl Bolivia Dollar 1 -Hairdollor, debased, 1S30.... Quarter dollar, debased. 1830.... v Brazil Twelve hundred rel....A."i Eight hundred reis. . ............. ' Four bond red - . Bremen TJiirly eix grote.. .... Britain-wlialf crown. Shilling ........ " Foorpenre . Brunswick Thaler. ......... '. .' Central America Dollar, uocer. say Ch ili Dol lar. . . . 1 Cluarter dollar.... Eight dollar or real. Denmark Rigebank thaler........ Specie thaler. ........ , i Thirty-two shillings.. :'im..'..':J'. Ecuador Quarter dollar........... s Egypt Twenty plasties. . ..... : France Five francs. Franc. ...." Frankfort Florin . .". 2 Greece--Drachm.. . v.. ........ Guiana; British .-Guilder. V Hanover Thaler, fine silver. Thaler, 750 fine ; Haylt -Dollar, or-100 centimes..... . Hesse Caesel Thaler J.. One-sixih thaler Hesse Damsiadr Florin or Gulden, t 4 Hindostan Rupee. . . .1 ......... i . Mexico Dollar, averngp.......... 1 Naples Scudo ... ........... Netherlands Three guUdets."..!. 1 Guilder ........ .......... Twenty five cents. Two and a halfgoilders.. . New Granada Dollar, usual wemht 1 IJollar, lighrer and debased. 1S39.. ' - IS'orwaj Rigedaler. ; Persia Sn hib koran . .............. Peru Dollar, Dima miut ......... Dollar. Cu2co, ............ HalTdollar, Artquipa debased.... Hall dollar, Pasco...., ......... Poland Zloty .....;......" 'j5 0 21 5 00 6 00 8 36 0 495 11 2 55 2 12 0 6 O 68 0 11 39 0 CO 6 30 0 75 0 135 Portugal-Cruzado Crown oriOOOreis......... Half Crown ... '.. Prussia Thaler, average. ......... One-sixth, average. . .... ..... . Double thaler, or 3 1-2 gulden. .. R om e Srudo ; ........ . , . t . . m Tc8ton, three scudo, . , , '.v.-; :. .... . . Russia Rouble Ten Zloli- e.Jil e OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION. . The fbllotving rates of poetope on letters have been agreed upon between tin? govern ment and rhe Gentian States, Prussia. &e. Bremen.-10 cents Oldenburg 13; Altona, Austrian Empire, . (including- llungarv, Ga licia, Lombanly nnt! Venire) Euvnrin, Bruns wick, Hamburg:, Hanover. Alerklenbeorg Sehwerine and Straelifr. Kingdom ol Prus- em, rTingdom ofSaOhy,' and Snxe Alten burg, 15; all ofher German Slates, cities and towns. 22; Switzerhmd and theXether lands. 25 Denmark nnd Schleswig. 27; Po land and Rtieia, 29; Constnntinople, Greece and Sweden 33j Norway. 37 f re-paycneni optiotiai. Alexandria. Corfu. Island ol Malta. IVnl- lachia, 30 renu ; Italy, (exrept upper part) 33; to re-pa j men t required. t . ; . JNeWSDaners ami Cirrnlnra 2 unli Mrli - to be pre raid; . Mitts to ftiz fAtiric for a s fnrrfe !ct- leh not exceeding halfan ounce in weight . irom new ork to . Cfiagrrs.20 . cent te Panama. 20 postage to be prepaid. Pos tage lo Caflifornia and Oregon I hey being u. o. possessionsj neeu not be pre-paid. Havaha Mtr.s.-A line is estebhsiied be tween Charleston and Havana, the steam ers Icochir.g at Barannab and ' Key West, the postage of which is from the port of de parture to Havana 10 rents on a single let ter, not exceeding halfan ounce in weight, with'an additional 10 cents for each nddi. lional half ounce, or fractional excess of half an ounce to be pre-paid. Postage on each newspaper to Havana. 2 cents, nJro to be prepaid as on letters. . On letters to British North America. lf cents, il not over 3000 milee Jf over ti nt di-tanre. 15 cents a slnglerate pre paid er not, at Ihe option ol the of the setidc. rates of Postage To ttte East Indie, Jam. tiomro. IuiLnan .Sumatra, the Moluccas, and the Philio phie Mantis, v - ' v - - : We are authorized to elate 'thai, "arrange menls havii g been made by Great Briintn lor collecting in India- the Briiil. bikI oh foreign posiace on letters between the Itf,u Ued Kingdom and the East Indies. nht1 pi- , transmitted r via Southampton or' vln Mar. aril I pa, hi the British mail, hereafter the tut ted Slate postage ony should he p epaid rn iL . . . . i - . . . " una couuiry oh letters tor ine n.sst Indies) tn be transmiittd by eiflier of the above r.nt viz .'JJce cents tne single rai-nhrn the At lantic conyeynpce isjiy Urin.h n; ckrf.'and " tventg-ove cents tvlun by . Unifid Stales packet. - " Owlnff to a reduction of iwe?t-t rn,i in tu British postage beyond England, w hich took place on the 1st uT February mstant. the fin ge rates of letter potpoe be wren the Ui i tetf States and Java. Borneo. Labnam. Rn- raatra. the Motoccas, and the Philip, ine Is lands, will hereafter be as follows: - To Java, via Southamr lon. 33 instfn.l. f 43-cenls Ihe kali ounce: nnd via M:ir.i!U- 53 instead of 73 cents the bnlf ounce; nre payment required. ' To Borneo, Labtian. Srrrnalrn". ihe Multie cas. and the "Philippine Inlands the rate wil. be 4 1 instead of 53 cents whensent via South ampton. and 61 instead of ?3 cents Ihe qnar- ic. uuiicc. or 1 1 inicau oi tj rents the hal: ounce, when sent by closed maU via Mr. seil es ; preptiyment also reqnirett. The i a tea above mentioned as chargeable on letters for the Island Java Wi I. provide " ror their conveyance y Bri'ish packet at lar as Sfrgapore. hut Ibev will allerwnrJa h sobjert' to a Netherland rate ofpostage on account of 4the conveyance irom. Singapore to Java. . By Ihe Prnssbn Closed taU the rate, m these count ries remain unci anged. MEN'S AND BOVn eeived as w -. -3 Capa and Cotti. josi re i C.JX JMTTJiRS. March 2. M- ,it P0E3JS. ' ' - ' NATIOTTAT. and Patriotic. s By G. W. Cctler I vol. l2rao. JastPnbiifhrtl. Yen sale at Msrth2S- Its Bk store. f Jtn. 9, 1857. , ' ;.