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MISCELLANEOUS.

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Sij
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.;1 ss :, % kind in Z:
eosss ssri
every article necessary for complete Printing E'ASh-
ID oG ERy aorEL AND DINING SALOON. NO 4rUL-
~ ton strset1imporan, to the Travsias Pselie.Ths
Ne .'ssi that % ss, s:ys sas
ss' sSis
4. s4s sssS
s,s:n business: y: Pi ri: ss
price than s,hs o in
WE WOULD GALL ATTENTION TO TaE SEMI
esmplste assortment for Spring trade BY GALE Ne.
Goods ready Tor Inspection at o'clock.
ITO BUrouERs.-rIvE CENTS PER POUND, cAsl.
will pas % ..a s unas sss iaas
and half cents for sn wsghns over that weight sed the
''''''' A> 'ohS HUM s.. = Iu..s:sA street: y
RAvARIAN pEIR.-way Is IT rAcTTHAr ENG
.d Ssrm.,. are e. ,'eSs. s, NOR. 0ra and mostly
s 1ai so &
s is :Is .na Sops %e an.
s and dS not g. s..
f' Il cy sT IN. x rassgs. 1 s.s.
under The Hotel ss Paris where Il s rs,asd and ls 1as
-'' '''''''' f RErNINoEs a DIENER
PonrABLI IRON goUsEs-rar SUBS cRIBIR con-
any in the city Also his new style Of tin and iron Roofing
i sIouyESlL CO. Eo,, IS AND 90 yEsEY STREET s,;
Gut Plain ssd Pressd Glass ason.hips reduced prizes.
:ss ;;;S
:s:i:: s:ss: ss.:: Gil sS;'::
and retail A. =; ssSi 'ss s5 %
WooDwoRrn PATENT PLAsINo MAouINEs-sU-
perior TO sny new In sse constructed all iron Also
:: H: machines ''S;s oSs 4 ia;.s nisrs ii sPS
opposite tho CITY Of New York
II IcH ROSE WOOD. WALNUT AND MAHOGANY
~ rurnit1ss-In sonssluenos o. having 70 remove 70
determines dispose Of large sosl lover enc hundred
VIII 1ss Rose WOOD FSs
'''' ~ wxSsis "'1s sTosiY ri y Ga,. Duncan rAy
V,nE TRADEsnEN OF LONDON ADVERTISE THEIR
good. a. selling oa At !" murderous asrhoe 20 me
the si .ss !. u III: a:
the people that In his enables him 10 make
profit BY the operation.
VIro coRRAos .tLArE OF pEr STREET, mas RI,
moved his gentlemens Hair Dressing Saloon TO No. 10
Beetmsn street.
A RR1vAL EXTRA NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED
By Loss Of Hair.-nr. Wise, Of Rockingham ceusty
Vnrnia the first II 10 beloved Who has produeed
natural M ..s p, " hair spo. d h,la T. nov ssPTIs
Tonic, hossae a.d retail No 97 Broadway, ohce back
room, hrss hoor Merchants from the country are respect
fully requested 10 call Orders for Tonic promptly hied
All letters are expected 10 be prepaid
WINDOW sBADEe-KELTY RIKER. iSi CHATHAM
street, call the att ntion Of all ranng shades
70 their assortment of shades aud mseas for making and
hanging Shades rhey make the best quality only and sell
tre fu ave per cent than any other manu-
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WINS w.sTso, Val. Z, ,,,. m, ,,..,.sy
Ana tave the steam and bubble
That now attend the washing day,
Alse the toll and trouble.
Twice ten thousand noble danes
fronounce 40 quite trsasnre,
And ALI unite, with heart and voice,
To praits 10 without measure: 49, a..
The Vnhsd States govtrnmert ofoes and M W
New York Hospital the New lork Orphan AfJum fhe Nev
1orh Asyum sssd males and other public n,ttuton
so the editors Of above S nevspsDers and ana
$50 cls and eitircns those ana Addresses maj
be seen oce, and thousands Of others NV use ant
srrrove plan, sbd all vil assert n % be true that
fsmiys weeks wash be accomplished before brett
st fsr ain een and without rubbing poundng OF usog
sxy machine cAmphine, turpentne or smmona ana ths
~ using the water oh the clothes have been Washed o
hous esnnr half the labor and all the SOAP nos used
nay h ssvsd Warsnted not 70 iujure the most dec.te
fabric fuli nsructions prined and sent y nail tre-
CURED IN sealed envelope receipt q the pfee ~ OF
call aud testimonials and specimens ~ vashnsst
n. TWELvgfREkS
Room 73, No. 80 Nassau street ~ v
THE SUBSCRIBER. Thankful FoR PAsTrAvoNA
aud the liberal patronage bestowed on him heretoor
bess leave respectfully stas thst he 10 su ~ his
old stand. No 81 vandam street. where be carries on the
Mousse Sign, and Orrsmsnts fslntns snf fMer bsngng
well A. Interior Decorations of every descrptor a. usual
Persons DESTROYS OF having work done any of ne
branches rely being eyecstd the very pes ms
most approved with dsspsteh seldom met WIN ~
other establish aud far below the usu. rriceA
RoBr. W. HOGS No. ca Nsndam street.
Five doors Ess, Of Hudson streee-
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RROADwAYTHEATR EVENING. nARUH
II. e s.s.. SsSs' R'f Ks. q TsE
s ais, S,ll. :. ss ss : z ss1 @
Sa Gh' & s ,. ss'rss f. sossss: :h He
lss Ths Of TUE WINDnILL-es%pson Lev NJ ChApnsni
y. CHI. .s r: Ps.qa: Is s:s
.@,y ana Third Circles 70 eests Galley, 3n cents
Is TuRJoE.s THEATRE, CHAMBERS .srREsT.-
s,s.s, tssAf ~ ~ SS;sss c:Ss
5yss Flora Mr.: sSs ar. cs,sS hr..
es sssots Y. sssus,m ssn'Sa: VIZ
osDian rgrR9' H. sas III Iss
scSaSy GEssn% r: a h nT
Mis-. Chapman. Door. curtain rise: ~ osioor
NHEAIRE, AsToR PLACE OPERA HoUsE-nK
charles Bass Lessee and kanaser The public are
.sssS. s % on Eosasy evening" sssf nsrsh s
ssssl:
ssSssS sss ss produce re .S &
the sng.ssS.nt Of those suaarss e.. ~So:s sssns
WSSS hs present series Sf
wa1.s Ivsr hs i ass,G.; Of ms.,n
i1:phs t0nd:n .hs.,rss a:: Marie Dssss Who viii
Gs as,s asG Sssss:s Sssssa
@ Is6Y Sc S
Bs.5s 4; S:s,ss p :s
be added the farce Of the MARRIED. RAKI-nr Fred
fbghty, Mr. waloot Mrs Trictrac. Mrs Mclean TO
HEAD. Boxes and parquee, 5c.; reserved tho
balcony, sofas, &c 76c amphitheatre c. Doors
7o'clocki to commence at u past7.
MRS FRANCES ANNE KEHBLE WILL READ THE
1v1 play of Hamlet Monday evening. March 18th,
the Stuyvesant Instue, o'clock Tickets g. to be-
and Mr. CROWNS book stores and Of the Jansor the
stitute.
III JUNGARIAN C0NCERE--MADANE srEPHANI
most respectfully informs the citizens Of New York and
vicinity that she will give Vocal and Instrunenta Com
sxes Monday the 25,h ist the Apollo Rooms Broad
way and solics their kind the She
win be assisted by the solo perorusHsrr 1iedss
and Herr Brandes the youthful Pianist from Vienna his
first aggesranSe fresyammeIPart firstIQusrss.t for
Eoll. Herr Rayer and Herr H. Braun Beethoven Grand
eola hme sephani. Solo. violonceo-en the opera Of
Braun Impromptu on avorite Alpine Song solo on tho
Physarmonika FIRST time In America Herr Wells Capri
piu dell Opera Gil Arab nsi csihs P.ssianf :ans by
Piano from the 0psr. Norma executed By Herr No Herr
braun and asIr We'll, Grand arnssr.n T..iSs. Air y
Violin, Herr Nol, De Berot. Grand Hunsssisn Storm
Night. from Zaubsraoe Mozart, sung By Nine
Phani ITcie. 81 to be bad ., the Astsr House Irvnx
at o'clock N B. The Hungarian Exes will be present ~
EoR A rIw DAYS MORE oNLY:-oHAnPNEY,s
River Rhine and TsbsAux Scenes Of the late Re-
volutiop, will be exhibited At stoppsai Hail. s9s Broadway
and * oeieei, until April sS Admission. oessa Pro-.
fessor Van der weyde will side ut the Eoan Pianoorte
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EoR YBw DAYS MORE oNLY.-CHAnPNEY's
splendid Moving Picture Of tho Posieal and Romantic
River Rhine and I,slsagI oseenes s the late French Re-
Of Walker street afternoon and evening ats
and " o'elect until April 6th Admission 70 cests Pro-
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paid, they viA not be taken from he Post O1iee.
LOST.
G6O REwARp..LosT. ON THE rsEsTY. THIRD
P.sns from n. o. Bs.insa sad Nassau :,rset
70 o.snsies street, f.s.h.r wsss osas.Sas ssoSs
ss %. :1s sss'
paid 20 the Under returning the said wallet and contents
to the wissiow % ;sTss s..S%sa ssss street. sI
TIASTIc hopcE !: e 2 or M. ss.
The Lssss room sossss. Hall Breesiys. on ncsdsy the
funeral o. our sss brother. Id,;5sx q order
A NETTING or TaE UNITED uPaoLsrERERy So 70
Bss,er street. On Tuesday evening nsreh 1h order Of
THE NEW YORK IRISH ALLIAScE-TIcxrTs FOR
Hotel si. srssyp sssras 70 hsa ot N: frS1'oaaf
ssssIs I aiEDDS Hsa%r,s Actin. '''''.''
"A Kopsnss q Cola ssrss Putnsn County, NY. VII
..iisid '' ''''' '''' ' -
.sD s .S.. D. Il. ~
9 bIesdvy New YORK. one q the isrss.. sssois%sn e
ss'f$ $ & .'c.s csn.a al ss:Ss
Chemicals, Orders
Albany k:- isIl sr 4. pes. .sas .sss
ment also continue MEADE BROTHER.
galleries Of sssuerreoypss asd skylisht opsrss-
ing will oven lst Nay.
DOARDlR0.
poxRpISo.~rwo cENrIEnIN CAN BE Acconno-
- dated with good board In gspteel private family.
town breakfast asd from lst Nay Address Lancet
The eee Of this for week ssfrsses svss and
required.
yVANTIp..cHlAP BoARDIsc IN A PsIvATE
" tmiiy in Brooklyn. BY respectable young lady. Ad
dress. \. q. r., Herald Office.
I,Asr BOSTON DIVIDENDS, NO. 1.-THE HOLDERS
IL of Dvidsnds No are requested 70 meet
Al the Boston Compsnys cce corner 81 State and
Kiby strts On Thursday March 1h, inst AZ half
tsst ococt, business Of imporanee: earnesiy de-
sred that every Of the No Dividends shouia be pre-
cert or rerresested
noARD WANTED BY A NARaisD LhDY-B0ARD
ID in resrectskis where there other board
References given and required. Address H. H. W ~
this once.
DoARDINc-A SUITE or ROOMS ON SECOND
ID floor, conssine Of Psrior ard t~o Ned Rooms com
muncstps also front Palor let with board ~ NO 90
Broadway.
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ADyERTEEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


yansueys 10 .9dpersemeufs by Mail must be poet
pasd ev they svu not be taken from ne Post Office.
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DIR. Powell, OcuIsst, Aurist, &C., attends
70 Eye and Far from nne % four daily
whore be had his popular Treatise
on the Eye ID edition, Price 80 cents also, his self acting
IRE spd Ear Fountains and great variety Of beautiful Ar
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Hair Dys.-Baschsior's 0ensine LaqsN1
HAIR Dye only be procured at the msnufAoory Wall
street, The public should guard against imitaton See
various diplomas Persons whose hair has assumed bse
color the the imitation dves have corrected
b. calling ~ above Copy the address.
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Phalon's Magic Hair Dye. TO Color the
Hair whisksr the moment 10 applied. without injury
dstubirs the color, and has no bad odor applied or
scld Al PHALONs 1T Broadway and BY Fawcett south
sst corn sr Of Chesnut Fifth Fhadelphis
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Wigs and Toupees.-A Medal has
been VIM Bachelor for the best Wss and Tou-
pees The public invited inspect his STYLE for S
81 tBATCHELoR5c ceebrsted Wig Faotory No. all street.
IL
The New York herald., 1850-03-25

QAYNEB PANORAMA OF A VOYAGE TO EUROPE-
~ Open evening" at the Great Hail. Minerva Rooms
!o6 Broadway embracing We've of Boston, Liverpool Lon
doH, and both sides Of the Rhine Admission oents Chill
dren under twelve 10 cents Doors At 6
moving at IN r. n An exhibition Wednesday and Satur
day afternoons, At three o'clock.
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Sevo,ss his exclusive attention TO diseases Of the He
tss uss from Paris Artificial Eyes Of improved
which inserts resemble the natural
sctest scrutiny. once bour nine 20 three
phet with remarkable cures By Dr. w., can DO has
rstuitously At his rsrdence.
The New York herald., 1850-03-25

Comb Factory, 3s5 Broadway, between
WaIksr white srcetsTortoise shell and Buffalo horn
iress Combs every design and unegualed choice
70 variety Every description Of comb Of foreign
The New York herald., 1850-03-25

Drady's National Collection OF DaSusrrs0-
Syres Broadway Of Fulton street. stran
g otsens respectfully invited 70 ea ana examine
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'ie-The following list Of

To save troubte-The following Hist Of
rlstrts that wstts Nervous Antidote 10 guaranteed
70 cure the money returned --AsthmA gonsumpten,
Cvsu ma Rita srasms Vertigo Convulsicn Neuralgs Tic
polovrsus Nervous Debility Hsadsehs Low spr,s Deli
ora Age Mental Physica Decay, any Nervous or spas
node Affection. ~ strictly nervne. wonderfu and
useful In complaints 81 sent By
sii 10 lt2 Nassau street. will receive bottle, or 50
Scte 70 An
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M RS. FRANCES ANNE KEhBLE WILL READ THE
A play of Hamlet Monday evening, March 18th, at
had N the Astor House. the Irving House. at Mr. Frsnois
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TNABERNACLE-MONDAYE EVENING, MARCH rs, 1850.
Il 0raud Vocal and instrumental Concert by Sebastian
Emile Cook the Juvenile Pianist only nine years Of age,
who will be assisted b the following celebrated srst.
Oehsteiy, and Mr.. II c. Brech. Instructor of Cook
For particulars Tickets 30 cents to be had
at the music tore the door the evening Of the
concert. Doors open at 7; com cert at O'clock,
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SECOND DcoNCERT-NIBLo's sALooN-Hondsy ~ Even
~ ing, March 25.-The HUTCHINSON Family, gratefully
gBg the and
on which greeted them their first in Now York.
would respectfully their second entertainment
Niblos on Monday Evening. March 18th The programme
for this evening will embrace their both
and old Tickets 50 cents each the Broadway Music
stores where programmes also be Doors at
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Spring Ciethang - Clarke, the Tailor,
the very S1; fine cloth Sack Coats 50 TO ST.
very Of fancy Casimsres and Vesags and
soortd Cloths goods ready made
Established in 1874. No. ll6 William street.
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Lager Beer.-Gs kiescle, 1O3 Liberty street
York respectfully ~ his ren is and patron
ready Ter sale several Of Lager Bes
made from pure malt and hops q improved prn
eipe warranted not 70 create bile. OF sour on u
stomach thousands testify 10 the fact OF its being
. very superior quality.
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In SAT- Rheum ana ErysipeIas, and even

the wsrs the Jones Chemical Soap has proved hns
rmedy; yhe for removing erupsons, pimpes biotehss
n IL snl,ndd One trial of n viii delight you Get Il only
Al IOS Broad d~ ay, the depot for JONES Lilly White.
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UHIPYln0.

~, r T AL nsn's .. o. me me
18th Of Nay The steamship Pacific will sa hence for Lv
srpool Saturday the ih OF NAY and vsrpso on We'd
tsohed 70 each ship
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-26
DIED.

In this town, Wednesday morning oath instant, MIR.
HENRY KELLY, of Orange county, New York, aged 30
last seven or years. where ne respected
E8- New York and New Haven papers please copy.
In this town, the 10th inst LONG, seaman, OF
Philadelphia, aged 43 years.
EB- Philadelphia papers please copy.
In Sampson county n c. recently ROBERT JUDsoN BELL
aged about IS years. Mr. BELL honest industrious
man He has left wife and four children to lament his
DEATH don't say he did have fobles such they
buried with him. But he had many virtues and
neighbor to all who him help and it
is said person who ever applied to him went empty
Com
Departed this life Lisbon Sampson county, short
time SINCE Mrs. ANNA JANE RATLY wife of Mr. JOHN
LY and daughter of the venerable LAZARUS MATHIS.
Those who personally knew the subject of this brief
mOir need not be told how excellent qualities
sed her character yet although the trumpet fame is SILENT
aquet and soft sound of lamenaton heard passes from
heart heart and tells with reeprocang sensbty that
tender ties broken that meek kind and gentle spirit
has departed One that gueless spoess and unstan
ed unwavering friendship, gratitude and thankfuness
Cheeulness alike under adversely in prosperity strict
tegy and untirng industry in the discharge of all the
ties of Life The of life with her flowed calmly and
quietly along its channel Thus lived and thus died Anna
but to love her named her but to praise The writer
had known the deceased 80 years. and from the nt
mate acquaintance and knowledge he had of he sincere
ly wishes it his power say something
her nae than this brief notice Of respect and graft
tude. Peace to Annals ashes.-COna.
In Cumberland county, the 9th inst, MIR. NELL Nc
NELL. aged n years. -
In Washington county on the 18th inst WATRA BEcK
WITH, ESQ., Of the Oldest members of the Bar in that
part of the State.
In Warrneton on the I'd ns Mrs. BETsEY P. DUKE, wife
Of LAURENCE DUKE and daughter of GEO D. BAsKERvIL'
Esq.
In Raleigh the 18th inst, JOHN G.. HtDsoN in his
10Th year.
I'm Georris on the 18th February Mr. MArTuEw FKEt
MAN, in his 59th year, formerly Of Fayetteville
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-26
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NoRTH-cARoLINA.

ARRIVED.
April l8Schr Lucuus, Adams Cardenas, to Barry Bry
ant & Adams with mOlasses.
Sehr Leesburg Boom Philadelphia, to DeRosset Brown;
with %s5s to suGdy n"stsr BOSTON IN h,. 70
& Kidder -
schr Minerva Wright Myers, New York, to E. J, Lut-
Schr. Alaric, Sandord New York, to DeRosse Brown;
with mdze. to sundry persons.
Schr. Mohawk, Johnson Boston, to Ellis & Russell; with
schr. Emeline, Wilmington, Del. in ballast, to
Sehr Mary POWELL Williams New York, to G. w. Davis;
schr. Martha H. styron, Styron Plymouth N c. to Pot
2i-schr Pushaw, - Boston, in ballast, to Potter &
ssMBr Barque Georgi.na Harriss Newport, (Eng.l to
DeRosset Brown; with iron for Wilmington and Raleigh
Br Brig Fortune Teller Hooker, Cardiff (walss) to De-
Roa Brown; with iron for Wilmington and Raleigh Rail-
Brig Ceiestna Fickett Boston, to Barry, Bryant AID
ANS with stone for TOr SaST to Anderson La.me
Steamer Evergreen, Rush. Fayetteville to Carroll Fen
sehr George M Robertson, MeFaTfand Baltimore Ell
lis & Russell: with mdze. to sundry persons.
Steamer VIM. B. Meares, Toomer, Fayetteville to John
25@schr. Glenroy Glaxier, New York. ballast, G.
W. Davis.
April 1sschr Ira Brewster, Horton, New York by G.
2O~Brg Monticello, Clifford Philadelphia, by G. w Da-
schr Cutler Bibber, Wilmington Dcl.,) by G. w. Da-
Wis; with 100 900 feet lumber.
Schr Regulator Atkins Baltimore, by g. w Davis; with
100, 900 feet lumber.
Schr Jonas smith, Nichol, New York. by Der
Brown with bbls spirits tupentine, II do turpcntne
4I2 do rosn. 43 bales cotton goods, SC. ...
2z-Brig T. & S. Lamson Moore Boston: by Russell
Hendricks with SO bbl spirits tupenne 724 do tar 300
do. pitch 500 do. rosin, slaves, hides, &c.
Brig Albemrle, Comery Liverpool by G Harrlss; with
500 bbls. turpentine, LIZ do. tar. +
schr Pacific, Russell onslOw co., by Martin c5only.
Schr Albion, Dexter, Onslow co., by do DO.
24-Brig R. L. Palmer Park, Liverpool, by Barry Bryant
& Adams: with I740 bbls turpentine, 3l4 do rosiI
Schr Madagascar, Mcfarland, New York. by Russell <
Kendrick; with 80 600 feet timber
Schr Lucy Ann, Ogden, Philadelphia, by DeRosset u
Browns with naval stores RICE lumber cotton goods yarns
Br Brig Elizabeth Wilthew Griffith St. Thomas, by De-
Rosset Brown; with so 900 feet lumber.
Steamer Evergreen Rush, Fayetteyle py eaffou Fen
nell; with goods for suHdry persons 1l..,s
Steamer Rowan, Hurt Fayetteville oy John Dahks' Win
goods for sundry persons =. -. VIZ ~.
25-Tric Mefr6se, McGwre, Bremen. by Geo w DAVIS;
800 bbls spirits rpentine, 100 bbls PITCH oos bbis
rosn. - sss3 s.ss8z = - - M; 49,
with M ono feet lumber 80 900 shingles con-
tract shingles zoo bushels 20 tcs rce 1OO HAMS Dds
sehT H. Wright, Myers, N. York, by E. J. Luttefl0h;
with rosn, &C. - 5, - IN s.. =
nssb Mary Powell Williams New York by Geo.
IIarriss. 4 v44 s@s# 2&t*@ =. sH5}2 - 2.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-26

The Florida IndIams-ArrIv nj from Indian River.
The steamer Monmouth from Indian River Flor
ida, arrived at our port Saturday last. She brot
a number of passengers including several officers of
the army in Florida. We have not obtained much
news by this arrival but sufficient to satisfy us, in
connection with news direct from Tampa, that the
Indians have determined not to remove peaceaby-
BILLY Bow LEGS has evacuated his town with his
followers and with SAM JONES, has retired into the
Southern extremity of the Everglades, where they
nre perfectly from the operation of the army
during the summer.
We will add an extract from letter from gen.
tleman in Florida, we'll acquainted with the move
ments of the Indians and the army, since the first
outbreak.
@Gcn Tw1cGs is first rate man-but the Indians
won't go. They are making fun of the gentry sent
to remove them The Indians never intended to go
they are smart and are fooling the army. Gener-
al Bow LEGS is some. He has got clear OF the cry
ing widows of the grabbed Indians and few old
gran dads-sold his fat hogs, received good supply
of blankets he cannot come In for his child is
burnt until it gets we'll scout recently sent to
look after him found his town deserted. Gen. SAM
JONES is IN the Brig Cypress where regulars are not
prepared to follow him. The army will have to re-
main herethis summer, and the State will drive the
Indians in to thCm next winter.
Saraanah Georgian, April 22d.
In certain bathing house, not thousand miles
from PHILLIPS Beach, was this notice :-' People
are requested not to use anything that are in the
bathing house, except the boarders'' The grammar
OF the above is equal to that Of the managerie man
" 1hls ladies and gentlemen, is the celebrated ba-
neon which picks nuts with its tail which Is It's ma
tural food.p
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-26
Senator Dickinson.

The Goshen (Orange Coz Republican, pays the
following well-merited tribute to the Hon. Senator
DICKINSON, of New York
We have been extremely gratifed to witness the
evidences of patriotic devotion to the In
iOn that have been called forth by the slavery ag
tation. Prominent statesmen, from either section,
and of both political parties, have boldly thrown
themselve into the breach, and forcibly commended
for perpetuaton of the blessings we have hitherto
enjoyed
Our own honored Senator, DANIEL S. DICKINSON,
has given fresh evidence of his exalted patriotism
and eminent ability to represent the great interests
of the Empire State in the councils of the Nation
Truly has he answered the confidence reposed in him.
by his firm and dignifed bearing in the moment Of
trial to his country His devotion to her interests
trust, will not go unrewarded. The just and
merted rebuke administered by him to the ferceness
OF sectionasm exhibited in Congress- contributed
greatly to calm the storm there raging and gave
motion to the ball of Cancellation and compromise
which is rolling and gathering strength daily
Messrs. CAss, CLAY, WEBSTER and others, by their
noble efforts in behalf of the Union have added new
lustre to their fame grateful people willingly a.
ward them the full measure of praise due to their
distinguished merits
The principle of non-intervention, proposed by
Gen CAss, is fast becoming the popular doctrine
has been adopted by nearly the whole body of the
democracy of the Union many of whom resisted it,
when their aid would have secured its beneficial op-
Grafton, and saved the country from the contentious
it has since endured. better day, we trust, is
dawning, when the different sections of the country
will respect the rights and advance the interests Of
each other and when all may rest in peace and Sc
curitv
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-26

The Iowa Republican says that not less than ten
thousand citizens of that State about to leave
for California in the of two Or three weeks
1t adds, -,soIT.Ha 80
Iowa must feel the loss of so many bodied men
leaving the State at one time. And when we take
into consideration that an average they will take
with them not less than five hundred dollars EACH
will be perceived that we have reason to fear the
acquisition of California is not calculated to be any
immediate benefit to our young State. And were it
not for the constant and rapid influx of emigrants
from other States to this the loss would be felt to
much greater extent. But we have no doubt, from
what witnessed last fall and from present indca-
tions, that the increase to present population
will be from thirty to fifty thousand during the en-
suing season.