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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
SEALED proposals for building Poor House in the
~ ty of Onsow. will be received the Office
lands, N c. until the 26th of July proxmo to be decided
by the Both of the month.
Said house to be of wood 4S long by 80 wide
stories set on q brick pillars, 1S by Sc inches II brick
thick and to have brick chimneys with fire places each
re places to be feet inches in the clear s be 10
II inches and of the best heart Pitch Pine Seepers
be by 10 inches of best heart Pitch Pine; Posts Plates
and Raers to be of good materials and suta
BILE sizes.
timbers to be pure heart Pine Seepers Studs Jot
and alters to be feet from centre to centre The Weather
boards to be inch thick quartered dressed and well
~ Floors to be of Ii inch quartered boards of good hears
Pine dressed tongued and grooved, and well nailed down.
The first story to have II by Is feet each with fire
place each and passage II by 80 feet with stairway
the second floor Partitions to be of inch boards dressed
tongued and grooved and well put up The second story
to be similar to the first, with stairway garret floor
doors passage first floor by feet each all have good
welt made baen shutters all to be well hung with good and
substantial hinges with rim locks to the outside door and
latches to the inside ones.
There is to be 81 windows, % by 81 inches %
by Al inches to have good suitable SASH e by 0) well
primed and glazed and to have proper fasenngs, Sc
All the materials not herein specified must be good qa
'ty and put up in pain substantial ,corkmanke manner
and completed by the 18th March, 1852
For further specifications. SC. Sc. apply to
WILLIAMS HUMPHREY,)
HARVEY COX, Commissioners.
BRYAN s. KOONCE,
June 18th, 1851. 4l-6t
NoTE.-There is tract of woodland belonging to the
County which said house to be erected from which the
contractor get any suitable material which it affords
its construction free of charge.
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General Notices.

S25 REWARD.
DROKE JAIL in Whitcville, Columbus county Satur-
ID day night, the 18th inst man, boy by the of
ELIJAH ARNOLD. Said Arnold is about 10 years old,
about four it. six inches high light hair and looks pale in
the face, badly grown and will weigh about IS 80 lbs
He has been convicted of murder will give the above
ward of Twenty-Five Dollars for his delivery to in
Whiteville, any Jail so that can get him again.
LEWIS WILLIAMSON, Sh If.
Whiteville, April 81, 1851 33-tf
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New Livery stob1es.-Firc-Proof.

r. New Livery Stables.-Firc-Proof
TazEA HAvING completed my Livery Stables, am
81 ready to receive Horses at livery, by the day.
week, month.
My Stables situated the of Princess and Third
Streets directly opposite the and very convent
ent the business part of the town They built brick
ard covered with tin which makes them entirely
They large commodous and well constructed and nev
cry respect comfortable and convenient any Stables in
the United States.
also or the accommodation of Drovers alargeand
comfortable Lot together with basement under the Stables
sufficient to hold hundred horses and shelter them well
and comfortably.
HORSES CARRIAGES and BUGGIEs kept constantly for hire
My Hosters cannot be surpassed IL any country and
therefore feel confident of giving entire satisfaction to those
who favor M with their custom
feel grateful to friends and the public for their liberal
patronage and hope to merit continuance their
custom. H. +. NIXON.
Wilmington, N. c., June 81. 1851 4-tf
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Legal Notices.


TXTILL be sold the Court House in Wilmington, the
w second Monday in September next the following
Town Lots and Tracts of Land will be sufficient
Taxes due thereon for the 1S9 and of adver
| Using.
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Professional and Business Cards.

DIR. WILLIAM +. BERRY,
TTAS located himself in Clinton, N c., and offers his pro-
cssional services the citizens of Sampson and the
adjoining counties.
March 2Sth, 1851 29tf
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Groceries, &c.
NOTICE.-FREsu GROCERIES, &c,

NOTICE.-FREsH GROCERIES, SC.
IN KEGS new May Butter
~ 25 bags Coffee;
25 hhds. Sugar.
25 bbls, Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Sugar;
20 boxes Loaf Sugar;
60 boxes Raisins
20 cans fresh Boston Crackers;
10 boxes Sweet Chocolate;
50 boxes Soap;
100 Sc Candles, As, SIS, and 6's;
25 IS Pearl Starch il;
500 bags Dairy Salt
80 boxes Tobacco;
5000 papers fine Smoking Tobacco;
500 dozen Jars Pickles, Catsups, Sauces, Sc;
20 baskets superior Champagne Wine;
100 reams Wrapping Paper
so doz. Brooms;
1" Mats, assorted sizes and kinds.
You will find stock full and complete every respect
which offer very low HOWARD E. PEDEN.
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TUST ReceiveG.A very fine selection of Porte Monacs,
j large and SMALL
Cigar Cases, Morocco and Chamois Skin;
Powder Puff Boxes, Mahogany and Walnut;
Gilt;
Guitar Strings: and large assortment of Pomades Ma
Oil, Bears Oil, Soaps, and fancy Perumery
For sale by C. DuPRE,
Druggist and Chemist, Marketstreet.
Sept. 27 1850 3f
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Business Cards.


ALEX. MacRAE, Jr.,
IMPORTER OF China, Glass and EarthenWare, and
wholesale and retail dealer in all kinds Of Farming I-
pements South side of Markst-street Wilmington n c.
Nov. 8, 1850 CIV
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500 TONS OF RAGS WANTED,

500 TONS OF RAGS WANTED,
TN large small quantities, for which the highest cash
price will be paid at all of the year. Yearly
tracts at stipulated price, made with those who desire
manent arrangements for dsposing of their Rags.
Writing. Printing, and Wrapping Paper constantly on
hand, and for sale low.
r. w WHALAND s. CO.,
20 South Calvert Street, Baltimore
May TO- 1851 36-3m
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Terms Of subscription.


JAS FULTON, Editor "A. L. PRICE, Associate Editor
Terms Of Subscription.
One year. advance within three months, 81 so
When payment is delayed three months, 3 90
No subscription received for less term than year.
No subscriber permitted to discontinue his paper after tbs
subscription till the expiration of said
Any subscriber wishing his paper discontinued at the end
the must full and the two Week
notice. otherwise the paper will be continued and chagea io
according to the above terms.
EBAny person sending five subscribers, aceomPa
ed by the advance subscription, (Sl2 5O) VIII receive ne
sixth copy gratis, for one year.
Money may be remitted per mail, at our risk
All letters business connected with thS oce' uS "
addressed (post paid) to the propretors
~@@-zl1zzaEz1u -. @.,s1ss s4
a ,,.;x,oI and Deuarture the Mails at wilmington
The mail from North by Railroad arrives daily about
ii A. NJ. , , c-- r. r,,,-. 49,
The mail from the South by Steamer from Charleston ar
fycs daily about A. M. =,
The mail from Fayetteville via Warsaw, is due upon the
arrival of the cars Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
The mail Fayetteville, via Elzabehtown by suikey
The Onsow House, by sulkey, is due on
Mondays at =. M.
The mail from Black River Chapel via Long Greek, by sui
key, is due Thursdays, at 5 P. NJ.
Closing Of Mails.
The mail for the North, by Railroad, closes daily at IL
P. NJ.
The mail for the South by Steamboat, closes daily at
The mail for Fayetteville via Warsaw, closes Tues
aays Thursdays, and Sundays, at 10 2. NJ.
closes on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at % M
The mail for Onsow Court House, by sukey, closes on
Thursdays at TO P NJ.
The mail for Long Creek by sukey, closes Thursdays
Rt 10 p NJ.
a-Leters should be in Office at least 15 minutes be-
fore the time of closing the mails.
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TO TURPENTINE DIsT1LLEF

HE subscriber would inform the Disters Twpentimc,
l. that he has hand at his Cooper Shop in this
place supply timber sufficient for the present
year those who disappointed in getting work
last rely being served this as he has added
greatly his former and having permanently
located himself he will be enabled to pay strict ate
ton to the quality of the work and should casks made
by him prove bad he will hem return the price
of casks also, the first of March he will de-
liver them free of charge any point around Whining
ton Hereafter his casks shall be marked with the letters
A NJ, either head that the work may be known The
price will be 81 IS per barrel of 40 gallons Should any
change be made in these prices due notice will be given in
this paper. A. MORGAN.
Wilmington. N c. Jan. II, 1851. 19-6m*
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$25 REWARD.
D UNAWAY, on the 10th February last, from the So
n subscriber residing the Cape Fear, about % "A
miles above Wilmington, his negro boy SAM. Sam q
is likely boy about Is years of age dark and thick
set five feet and half high He to be lurking
who of his relations, Nathan Bonhams who
his mother Or perhaps Fletcher Be at Long
Creek who owns his father.
The above reward will be paid for his delivery to me-
his Judgement in any Jail where can get him.
Baden county, A pr 25th, 1851 33-tf
NOTICE.
TAKEN up and committed to Jail in New Hanover So
i county, N. c., the 18th September 1850, (as a
runaway save,) negro man, who says his is q
GEORGE AARON Heis about 25 years old, 5 feetAC
inches high, black He here
from Boston in September ast He pretends he rce
says he raised in Brooklyn, New York. The
said negro requested to forward property
charges take him away otherwise he will be dealt will
the law directs. OWEN FENNELL, Sheriff
Wilmington, N c. Jan. 10, 1851 lS-tf
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
TWO competent Blacksmiths aged from 25 to 35, 80
/ and good Wheelwright. For such will suit, q
we will pay the CHEST cash price. q
o. 8. G. HOLMES. ~
April H. 1851 3l-tf
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WILLIAM H. LIPPITT.

WILLIAM HI. LIPPITT,
VXTHOLES3LE and Retail Druggist, and Dealer in
w Paints, Oils, Dye St, Window Glass Garden Seeds
Perfumey, Patent Medicines &c. &c. Front and
Market-street Immediately opposite SHAs old stand Will
mington, N. C.
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Till Saws, Pit Saws. Cross-Cut Saws, A
Nl Circular Saws of extra thickness, and the S
improved graduated back Hand Saws, of all .G
!. !
kinds and Of the best quality. all made for, and s
warranted by, J. NJ. ROBINSON, who keeps K@
constantly on hand large assortment of Rice AH
and Corn Hoes Turpentine and other Axes; MMW
L. WooD's Patent Round Shaves; best of En- &MW
glish Strainer Cloths and the heavy, fre-proof AW
Pot Ware the real old time article. All for @W
sale eheap at the Southern Hardware Store of &W
J. NJ. ROBINSON, HW
Late of Baltimore. ~
IT'S plain that Southern independence IS to
come Of encouraging Southern institutions.
Wilmington II. C., JAN 3, 1851.
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TERMS or ADvERT1sINc.

B-Adyertisement: ordered be continued the inside,
charged cents per for each insertion after the first
Any advertisement upon which the number of insertions IL
not Marked will continued until ordered and charged
25 cents per square for each insertion.
liberal discount viii be made advertisements exceed
ing square, when published or IL MONTHS CASH IN A
RNo advertisement rejecting upon private character
can, under ANY cIHcUAISr STANCES. be admitted. u
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Millinery and Dress"Making.

CARD.
THO the Lmdies.-MRS SHAW will sell the balance of
i her stock at COST to make arrangements for her Fall
business.
Wilmington June 27, 1851 423t
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A. b. EVERETT,
DUTCHER, Wilmington, N. c., will nav the highest
ID cash prices for Beef Mutton Lamb and live Stock
suitable for the Butcherng business
Persons bringing to market such articles will find it to
their advantage to call on him before selling.
The citizens of Wilmington requested to visit Stalls
Nos TO and II when they attend MARKET the best of the
above may always for sale these Stalls
ow if not lower terms than any of the others market
April 18, 1851 32-H
BENJAMIN F. KEITH,
INSPECTOR OF Naval Stores and Provisions, Will
the inspection of Naval Stores prepared to
order in his line with prompnes and Dispatch and respect
fully socits share of the public patronage
Feb. 18th, 1851 25-12m
DUGALD MCMILLAN,
INSPECTOR of Naval stores and Provisions, Office
North Water and Chestnut Streets Wilmington
&c.
The usual prompt attention given to all business in his
line:
Feb 14th, 1851 %
ALEX. e. MOTT,
INSPECTOR of Timber and Lumber. Wilmington,
n. c., respectfully socits share of public patronage
March q, 1851 23-tf
BOUNTY LAND LAW.-NOTICE.
THE subscriber having the assistance of experienced
andcompetent Attorney at Washington City, will forward
and moderate terms prosecute all claims of soldiers of
minor heirs with which he be entrusted Blanks and
full information furnished upon application post pai to
EDWARD CANTWELL, Attorney at Law.
~ Office Market ST., opposite Carolina Hotel, Will
mington No Ca.
Oct. lS, 1850 6-tf
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MRS. SHAW'S
FASHIONABLE Millinery and Dress-Making Es-
tablishment, Seconlstreet opposite Mr.. o. G. Pars
leys Always on hand, handsome assortment of Cloaks
and MantillHs. of the latest styles.
Wilmington, n. c.. Nov. %, 1850 lily
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PORTRAIT PAINTING.

r MASSALON, Portrait Painter, would respectfully in
y fom the citizens of Wilmington and the surrounding
country he has permanently located himself in this
DIES gentlemen who may wish procure faithful kenesses
themselves any member of their family. He atters
himself his long experience in the that he will be
enabled give satisfaction His is at Mr. Loves Fur
niture Establishment, Front Street, Wilmington, N. G..
April 4, 1851 S0-1y
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A
MISS SARAH J. TAGGART begs leave to inform the
l Ladies of Wilmington and its vicinity, that she has
returned from the North with and fashionable assor
ment of Spring and Summer Mnary goods which she has
selected with great and invites the Ladies call and
judge for themselves she feels confident that they cannot
be surpassed and will be disposed of the most moderate
terms
April 4, 1851 30-tf
***Commercial 3t.
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BROTHERS LINE.

BROTHERS LINE.
TTNHE Steamer Brothers and Tow Boats, r-~>
i SteUensoa and DaUid LetUs prepared xssIs==iS :
forward with Despatch all goods gned Propr
etor
The Steamer Brothers is of light draugh and well suited
in lo,O tCater She possesses otcer and Speed
admirably adapted to tocig and accommodate about
20 passengers.
The Proprietor contempates running the Boat himself.
and will give special attention way freight
to towing and will also attend to the comfort and
convenience of Passengers From his long experience
Agent in Wilmington of the several Steam Boat Companies
he thinks he give satisfaction.
To Merchants in the interior he would say that all Goods
shipped by him. will be delivered their Agents Fayett-
eville. His Agent in Wilmington is JOHN G. LATTA, to
whom all communications may be addressed Agent of
the Steamer Brothers.
JOHN BANKS, Proprietor
May 10Th, 1851 36-tf
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GARD.
EO BOWERS respectfully informs the citizens of Will
VI mingOn and surrounding country that he has purcha
sed from Messrs A. G. Bowers Brother, all the stock
hand comprising assortment of Gold and Silver Watch
Clocks Jewery, and other goods in and in
order to make for stock of rich imported Jewel
&c would call the attention of all persons desirous of
saving 25 per cent forward avail themselves
the chance offered All and every description Watches
Clocks Jewely &c, carefully, accurately, and promptly
repaired in a Worknanike Warranted perform
we'll. or the money refunded.
G. Bowers feels confident from his long and experienced
practice in the above business that single trial will
the good will and confidence of all who may favor him with
Il call.
Rg-Front Street, Wilmington, n, C.
June l3th 1851 40-tf
Commercial and Herald copy month.
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TUST Received from New York.
j 80 gross prescription Walls, assorted sizes;
25 boxes by 10 Glass;
25 10 by II
10 g 10 by 10
90 ' 10 by il
TO " IL by l3 Sc French.
For sale by G. DTPRE, druggist and Chemist.
Sept p. 1850 3-tf
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ALEX. e. MOTT,
INSPECTOR of Timber and Lumber, Wilmington,
n c., respectfully solcits share of public patronage
March q, 1851 23-tf
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WM. E. HILL.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Duplin County N, c., will at
"A the Courts of Dupln Sampson and Onslow Coun
ties and attend promptly to all business entrusted to his
care Hume 271 42-Iy
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TUST Received from New York.
y gross Lubens Extracts Jenny l4ind
3 dozen CALIFORNIA;
s. 's '' assorted;
gross Soaps;
4 '' Morpeias; gross Cromc'd Amanda;
6 pair Toilette Pots, Bohemian GLASS;
II fancy Tungents;
And general assortment of fancy articles usually kept in
Drug Stores. For sale by c. DUPltE, Druggist
Sept. q, 1850 3-tf
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NIE undersigned having associated themselves together
l. in the practice of the Law have taken an office in the
may be found at all times Their circuit will comprise the
Courts Bladen Brunswick, New Hanover, Wayne, and
Dupin and the Superior Courts of Sampson and Cumber
land All business entrusted to their management will
mand their joint attention.
s-Ofice opposite the Courthouse.
DUNCAN X. MACRAE,
May 80, 1851-396t1 ROBERT STRANGE, Jr
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No. of
Town eituatlon OF Lo'S ana By whom listed
Lois IAanuS.
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o.. d G. HOLMES,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Domestic
w Goods Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Provisions SC,
of Water and Princess Streets, Wilmington, n T.
Feb. IA, 1851 ZS-ly
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EN- u,
Wilmington. n. c. June 12 1851 Pr fee $50 81 41-3I
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-26
settled AZ Last--n,slarIv. Z

The New York State Board Of cansassers
have faally got through with their labors
and made proclamation who are the success
fnl candidates for the State Offices. They
are
Henry S. Randall, Dem. Secretary of State.
John G.. Wright, Dem. Comptroller,
Lewis. Chatfeld, Dem. Attorney General.
VIM. J. McAlpine, Dem. State Engineer
and Surveyor.
Henry Storms, Dem. Slate Prison Inspector.
James M. Cook, Whig, Treasurer.
Henry Fitzhugh, Wing, Canal Commission.
er. Hof
The boardrejected several votes, srfh.
cient, had they been allowed, TO elect him
which had been cast for Mr.. Welch fo
Treasurer. Mr.. WEIGH, we understand, hal
filed an application in court 10 test the lie
Igality of the Boards decision in rejectin,
votes plainly intended for him. M. Cool
may yet be ousted. As ii is, the result is
great triumph for the Democracy Of the En-
| pire State. and isan evidence of what they
can do when they pull harmoniously an,
with will together
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-26
Further News from France.

On the 5th inst, the President issued hi;
decree ordering the voting, by secret ballot
on the both December. On that day. there
were rumors of continued fighting-not be-
lieved. The Presidents parties and interests
prevailed. At one o'clock, whilst 5000
troops were passing along the Bouleyards, Sc
veral shots were fired from the neighboring
passages and houses. The firing was return
ed by the troops, and the combat continued
with spirit for about half an hour. Further
down the Boulevards cannon and muskets
were freely employed until A o'clock, when
the fighting in that quarter ceased, but was
continued with yigor in other sections. No
definite particulars have been published and
little known except that conflict has taken
place, and persons engaged on either side
have been killed and wounded. 1
Many French Refugees left London for Pa
ris, on Thursday. The papers are full of ru-
mors-mere rumors.
The news from Paris, caused immense ex.
citement at Berlin,
There is an insurrection in Sicily, with d
view to independence.
The French fleet had bombarded two ports al
Malta. tI5T
A project Is on foot, In England, to bestow
some substantial testimonial on Mr.. GrinneIl.
lNDIA.--The overland mail from India reach
ed London on Wednesday, 3rd inst. The re-
lations between the British and the tribes alonQ
the northwest frontiers, continued very unsatis.
factory. A serious Muselman riot had occur.
red at Bombay,
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Items of Ne Ws.

Our Hoosier friends are 10 hold State fair
next year, and movement is on foot topur-
chase permanent Fair Ground, at the Stat,
Capital. This should be done by our owl
State. "s'
|. Hon. J. B. Thompson has been elected tc
the U. S. Senate by the Ky. Legislature. Tht
names Of Dixon and Crittenden were with
drawn after some fuss in the whig caucus.
The steamer Lydia Collins, bound for Gin.
cinnati and Louisville, sunk to her cabin
floor, Is miles below Marietta, few days
since.
After all the noise and smoke about the
Christiana treason trials, Hannaway has beer
acquitted.
Hon, John w. Spencer is favorably spok.
en- Of as candidate for Lieut.. Governor Of
Indiana. s1
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-26
Portsmouth.

A visit to our enterprising neighbor city.
down the valley, on Thursday, afforded us the
qualification of viewing in detail some of the
various Improvements which are "bringing
the place out" New stores, manufactures,
churches, schoolhouses, hotels, dwellings,
&C., &C., are seen in all quarters, and in spite
of the unpropitious season and weather, an
air Of busy thrift prevailed. Our brethren
of the press, too, seem to be flourishing, and
ran us more deeply than ever in debt for po-
lite attentions. The railroad of the Scioto &
Hooking Valley Company. which gives life
and energy to all other interests in Ports
mouth, is making fine progress. It enters the
town at its upper side, and stops nearW a
mile from the U. S. hotel, and completely
out of the built up part of the city. At a
meeting of the Directors on Thursday night,
it was resolved to close with an offer made
them, by which the iron for some rs miles
of the road will be paid for and on hand in
the Spring. The Common Schools Of Ports
mouth are the pride of the place. 1t does
one good to see how the citizens "plume them
selves" on their excellence. We are indebt.
ed to our friend J--n-(who, by the way
is too clever a fellow 10 remain an incorrig
Bile bachelor)-for an invitation TO attend th'
examination of the female scholars on Thurs
day afternoon. The large number of visitors
atteSted the interest of the community il
their home schools; and the proficiency ex
hibited by most of the girls spoke we'll fo
their teachers. - Scioto Gdz.
We feel grateful TO the Gazette for severa'
complimentary notices of our thriving youns
city, and hope we shall be able to do as we
have been done by, ere long. The editor j.
mistaken, however, in saying that our rail
road stops nearly mile from the U, s. Hotel
The depot will be located on Fifth between
Market and Jefferson, where the company
have purchased several acres upon which t(
erect the necessary buildings.