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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10

We hear every person we talk with condemn the
respect which is generally shown to weath while
We never meet one who is entirely free from the
falling he condemns. We have yet to make the ac-
quaintance of the gentleman who would not sooner
take within his own arm covered with lace and sa-
tin, than peeping from the folds of rag carpet
Poverty may look well at distance. but when we
come too close to it, its appearance is not quite SO
CHARMING
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10

o." STEPHEN CRAFTS birth day was celebrated
last SATURDAY in Philadelphia by the scholars of Cir
ard College -Lynchbvrg Express.
The boys here call that coming the Giraffe " over
old Sephie,s name with 4 vengeance
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10

No MORE BACHELoR's REvERIEs.-The Charles
ton papers announce the marriage of Donald g.
Mitchell g. TX Marvel, y the author ofthe Reveres
of Bachelor and other popular productions, to Miss
Mary F., daughter of VIM B Pringle. Mr.. Mitch
ell was few days since appointed consul to Venice
by President Peree
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10

aB-We requested to announce Mr.. PATRICK A.
HAND, candidate for the Office of Inspector of Naval
Stores before the County Court of New Hanover
ty. ITune 9th, IS53-236 At 401t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10

Express Co.'S New York
City, certify they have entirely abandoned the of
other Imminent for the gals and rheuma
tic pains their horses
If have ugly painful Corns upon feet bot
tie of Must Lniment and day for ii days and
the trouble will be gone-poStiveIy.
See advertisement fourth page.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10

GOOD MEDICINES! A celebrated Physician of Baltimore
him pleasure TO add his testimony to that of
favor Of extraordinary efficacy of STABLE IS
DIARRHEA CORDIAL, aud the Physician
regard their ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT
that he has hesitation recommending to the confidence
and patronage of the public valuable medicine"
See advertisement fourth page.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10

" L authorized and requested to announce WAL
TER F. LEAkE Esq, of Richmond county, as Demo-
cratic candidate represent this District in the next Con-
gress 23l-39-2w*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10

PAPER MAKING IN NORTH CARoLIHA.--We believe
mere are i've Paper Mills now in operation in this
state and another, viz 8. The Neuse Manufactur-
ing Co.. lately incorporated by Letters Patent from
tne Governor, with capital Of $4,000, is in pro-
cess OF erection about six miles from This CITY The
two 70 mills near Raleigh 1.-THE .Manteo and the
Nense mills, will consume annually about one
million and half pounds of old rags and the other
four mills viz at Fayetteville, Shelby, Lincoln and
Salem, as much more-making 100000 stock used
annually in North Carolina
At IS per hundred this will cost 800 600 The
whole public tax paid to the State Treasurer by the
sherfs for the year 1887, was exactly ssOl3 81
/ he same for the year l84l, S8l.506 IT, So that,
our old rags alone, saved) would pay the amount
OF the public tax for either of those years, and leave
US nearly $4,000 to spare.-Ral Register.
;. Intellect can't bear fashionable refinement and
dies under it in one or two generations IF YOU
would select youth who is likely to make his mark
IN the world, take one who is caring mud in clam
shell wagon, or huiiing houses in the sand end not
the delicate baby whr is fondng a China lap dog
on the parlor carpet. Daniel Webster's father made
n cradle Tor little Dan, out Of pine log, with an
axe and auger; and Lewis Cass was rocked b,
his staid New Hampshire mother in a second hand
sugar trough. The greatest architects for the man
utacture of genius Poverty and Republicanism
i6uny Transcript
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10

NoTE.-Riyer Lumber, Tar, and Turpenne, sold in the
subject the expense of landing pecon coop
GRACE, &c;Say Lumber 50 cents to 81 u NJ; Tar and
Turpentne about 10 Is cents y bband naval stores
when brought per railroad about the
ured Flor dry Virgin or mixed Turpentine deduc-
ton is made according to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10

IN I ipo BY Miss.-Congreve rockets were invent
G, % 1913 by Sir William Congreve On certain
hny U I, when visiting Westminster Abbey in COM
As' ~i'h some ladies, his attention was directed by
as vi n me party to the inscription on the great COM
Eac TurceFs, monument -" He has gone 10 that
WINE, wnere only his music can be exceIltd" "There,
tak". 'fllam'' said the young lady, Substitute fire.
nqssiIfG r I, music and that eptaph will answer for
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10

robson COUNTY LAND FOR SALE.
WE offer for sale about 10000 ACRES OF LAND ga
w in Roheson County much of this is well adapted X
for making Turpentne We have tract of 44l5
lying from II to miles from Lumber River and Is miles
from the Wilmington and Manchester Rail Road which is
beautiful Turpentine land any in the County. Many
good tracts for farming purposes also be selected
This Land will be sold low, and on advantageous terms
JOSEPH THOMPSON,
ROBERT $ FRENCH.
Lmberton, n. June 6, 1853. 236-4t-39-2t
TAXES.
HAVE received the Tax Book for 1882 and will call up
L payers Immediately. As this is nearly months
later than usual is hoped that all will be prepared to pay
their n taS9 l5. upon presentation f. D. MALL Sh
lust RECEIVED FROM BALTIMORE & pHILA-
j DELPuIA. 25 bbls. vers Fire ProofPaint all colors;
p casks Spanish Brown 10 do Venetian Red do Yellow
Cchre. For sales by c. 4 d. DuPRE,
June 10, Druggists s Chemists, Wilmington, \. G.
Just RECEIVED FROM PHILADELPHIA:-
y ! case Sulph. QGinne 30 ozs Calome;
25 Cinchona 5 ozs Saarine;
p ozS Blue Mass 10 ozs Chloroform;
Gals from the Laboratories Of Poms Weightman and Chas.
Ellis. For sale cheap at G. & D. DuPRE'S,
June l0l Drug AMI Chemical Store A1arket-st
lust KECEIV Ed from New York, per schr. VIM. II.
10000 lbs Of nri% W extra ard I'D NJ White Lead
! case of F Pruss Blue 1g in Oil;
Chrome Yellow Also. so bbls fine
m Q Be ebs umsfr and e4e ground in
June l01 Drug and Chemical w; re Rooms.
TO THE TRAVELLING COMMUNITY.
TIE Stage line formerly from Raleigh via Nashville
i to Rocky Mount. by SPRINGS MCLEAN is now run
ming directly Wilson Depot Gu distance of only 80 miles,
in connection with the Mail line the Plank Road and
Steamboat via Creenvle to Washington, n G.. Also. ir
connection with the Train of running North past Viii
son at P NJ. Also (when persons going South wsh) by
leaving Raleigh A NJ, connect with the T. NJ Irair
ears running South reaching Wilmington at or 2. NJ
same days
Leave Raleigh Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Leave Wilson Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
JOHN NJ. MCLEAN, Proprietor.
Raleigh June I'd. 1858 40-3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10

Co' Pondent writing 10 the N Y Courier, from
n S, 4, JAM thus sketches that place: 1t is DIFF
~u 10 give an idea of the appearance of kingston
ue houses look as if they had been built hundreds of
ears ago, and lean in all directions They are most.
OF wood, and for great part constructed of Vene-
O binds to admit the free circulation of the air
aDs interiors are finished without any pretension 10
lament The rafterS and beams roughly white
%ued, can always he seen; one rough coat OF din
"oAlng plaster covers the walls the windows are
eDOal glass, and the doors and shutters appear tum-
rsTS every way at once. The streets neither pa
go, nor lighted, though fire hydrants and pumps,
h WY chained and padlocked, are TO be seen on eve
turner. The police and soIdiery all black, the
AZ T are black The furniture is black, the eatables
aGh taSGcsk-everyhing is black. Whole streets are
S Iadoted, and upon house after house was pasted,
en rS house 10 let" Upon inquiry, found that a
H'Oly fine house, for Kingston, could be had for
uoI2rs month, and many were 10 be let as low as
'of three doIlars''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10

MAMMOTH Ox.-The Fairmont True Virginian,
states that an Ok such has rarely been seen be-
fore, passed through Fairmont few days since, on
its way to New York city, whore it is to have a
place in or near the Crystal Palace. 1t raised
in Sagamon county. Illinois, is perfectly white and
is called . The Wild Sucker Ok" 1t measures Is
feet from tip to tip, its girth is II feet its height 10
hands its weight $500 pounds, and its age quite
six years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10

Two OF THE F. Fs.-Rpad the following ma riage
announcement and you will surely conclude from the
many names that the parties must ong TO the F. F 5
of the Old Dominion:
AT Lewisburg, Va April 90 Mr.. Leonard Cornell
us Class VanderangIe Caper Van Fluff, Jr., to Miss
Mary Cleopatra Prosperna Victoria Cinderella PAUL.
ma Marguerite Lucinda Harris, Sycamore Creek, Mich
elias county, Va
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10

KENANsvILIE, DUPI.N COUNTY, n c., May, 1858
FeVoaU Citi7ens Of DnFiin County:
To avoid Misrepresentation and to place myself in
quivoca position have chosen this method of saying to
you, that candidate for the Office of County Court
Clerk and solicit your surage at the ensuing August cleo
tim. IT, in your judgment, you to elect me- the
many duties and of the office shall be discharged
with zeal and fidelity. JOHN ]. WHITEHEAD.
May Is, 1853. 37-lm
R5- We are authorized to announce DR.. JAMES F. SNIP
SON. again a candidate for the Office of County Court
Clerk, of New Hanover County DR.. s. pledges himself if
elected discharge duties of his Office with industry and
fidelity. [April 29-53-te*
To the Voters of New Hanover County.
FcNou- CtzenSn short time it will devove upon you
to elect amongst your number, suitable person to fill
the office County Court Clerk Allow present your
consideration my name candid tie for that office and
the same time my sincere thanks for your liberal
sares bestowed and promise You if elected
to discharge the several duties of that office with fidelity and
zeal. SAM'L Il. BUNTING.
April 18th, 1858 lS7-te-32-te
B8-Iown papers copy.
R9-We authorized to announce MIR. GEORGE NJ.
BISHOP candidate at the ensuing election in August
next for the Office County Court Clerk New Hanorer
County Mr. Bishop pledges himself elected discharge
the duties the Office faithfully and the best of his ab
ty Nav I2-2l26t-36te
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STEAMER :. Spray FOR sMITHVILLE.

STEAMER SPRAY" FOR sMITHVILLE.
TINE STEAMER 4" SPRAY" will leave r~zE@A
| for Smithville Tuesday. Thursday and $500
Saturday a NJ; returning will leave Smithvie same
DAYS at P. Nj. On Sunday, leaving Wilmington at 10
NJ and Smithville P. NJ, landing both ways at Orion
Wharf.
Passage so all Freight 3 per barrel
AMY on board. or to A. H. VANBOkKELEN,
Apprr;i I6 No. 2, South Wharves.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10

y. s T. :. Plank Euat VHcc,l
May, 23d, 1853.
DOCKS of subscription to the capital stock of the VIII
Is mippon Topal Sound Plank Road will DE reopened
the first day of June next, at the Company Office, under
the direction of the Secretary and Topa Academy
der the direction of Joseph NJ Foy ESQ., be kept open
the space of ten days from that date
By order of the Board.
1901 ~ tlOie1 MICH. n. NIXON. President
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10

"IHJSKEY- APPLE BRANDY AND RUM
w 20 bbls. Resti6ed Whisky; 10 do. Old Rye do;
do Apple Brandy ~ 30 49,. = T & hTP
Her. copyI For saloloT BY PEhkIis q liar
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10
PIANO FORTES.

O FINE ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTES, Of su-se-9a
. perio and fniSh and warranted in evcryY III
particular. For sale at New Iork prices, by
J. ID. LOVE,
At his Furniture Warehouse, Front-street.
May 10th Com and Her. copy. 2lO-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10
WlLMINGToN WHoLESALE PRICES CURRRNT.

BEEswAx, y b. "A q p
BEEF CATTLE,
q 100 Bs.. s. 90 q 8 90
BRIcKs, % MI 90 @l2 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10

KENANsv1LLE. DUpLIN County, n. c., May, 1858
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
Naval Intelligence.

NoRFoIK, Va, Angus. O. 1858.
The o. g. 6igate Savannah, the flag ship OF Commodore
Mercer undergoing thorough oTerbaulpg, prepars.
tory 10 O lopg voyage In prospective We learn from the
officers that her dest sston despite the many rum
to the contrary, ia positively uncertain CON- Sater.
accompanied by bis flag Lieut. VIM. E. Leroy, arrived
here few days since, and 1t is likely tina viii 20 In
commission as soon rs her complement Of men Is re-
ceived.
Tho old store chip Massachusetts Ia now In the Dry
Dock receiving thorough fitting ont
The heel Of ths Constellation has been laid, and
numerous workmen actively engaged upon her. A
temporary tent, workshop has bsen erected 10 this
yard TO protect the industrious mechanics from the
fcorcbing ard piercing rain II viii be romemoered
that the Constellation the noble ship commanded
BY the gallant Tuaton that osptured the French frgste
EIpsurf Off the bland of Neys about the year s9
1900 The keel (of the very best Of white ok s ce
cd Of nine pieces al making about 1I6 feet 10 length
thirty Eces deep ard the siding size eie ehteen ncocs
The nost Of the timber composing her leel has been IN
the wnter seasoning twenty years, ana LOOKS
sour fresh and solid though II had just been cut
from the forest.
Tho vartsss officers attached to the Saranac have
mostly been detached, ard the vesfel gone ou OF COM
mission. Correspondence BdlSmors Sun, August s.
U s. steam frgate Mississippi Gag ship OF Commodore
about April s0 for the North. U. s. store ship Supply
Commander Sinclair sailed April q, for the North.
Lieutenant Joseph IAnman has bees ordsred to duty
NJ the Warrington navy yard In place OF Lieutenant Tu'
ton, promoted to Commander and Lieutenant Ooero
Price is ordered TO the receivDg nhp PenDsyvana vice
Lieutenant John X. Mitchell, detached on leave.
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Washington Gossip !.

MATTERS, PERSONAL AND OFFICIAL.
The Evening Star OF Saturday furnishes the annexed
item5 from the executive bureaus, &c.:-
Letters bearing date July o. 1853 from Fuuchal, Ma.
deirR, from Comm ander Rnggold commandipg the
vying expedition to the North Pacific Ocean, have been
received at the Navy Department in which he reports
the arrival of the squadron under his command In txen
ty eight days from tho Capes OF vrgpiN He remarks
that lit will be doubtless gratifying to the friends Of the
officer. and others the e1p.ditio.to be salts
Lieut. Heyndon, U. s. N, has been detsched leave
from the irspectorsbip OF provisions at Norfolk and
Lieut. r. Gray has been ordered to that duty in
his place.
The Interior Department have advices fror, Brigham
Young. ing that the Indians Of Utah quiet and
far pes ceably inclined. He remarks that they
nue the habit Of dIspopg Of their children to the
Mexcsns ayes and that he has succeeded IN nearly
entirely putting end to this 'unchrstian practice"
The Treasury Department bave received diagram
showing the forward condition of the work the
Custom Hopfe at Charleston. South Carolina from which
il appears that nearly ell the extensive png for that
magnificent work Is completed, and that perhaps four
fths Of the rest of its foundations also nished
ready for the reception Of the granite work
We hear that, up to noon this morning, neither the
State Department the Navy Department had resolved
despatches concerning the Costa (myrpn) affair." though
tbsy locked fer by the mails Of the steamer east,
te'eeraphed.
Welesrn that the Ministers, agents Of all grades,
appointed since the 4h of March last to this
abroad have already received their sruc
ticps. except Governors Vroom Ito Prussa) and Sey
our (te Russis), whose instructions in state Of
rer r1Ya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

from tie New Orleans Picay yune July %
The ,edict of Gov Young, Of Utah, in reference to
Mexicans in that territory, ia complained Of being
gross violation Of the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo:
recognized as Hanoverian Consul at Colima, and at
he port Of Mspzanillo. Mr.. Victor Garcia has been
appo,nted and recognized as Dutch Consul at Tam.
pfcso, in the absence OF Mr.. Dickinson.
The quantity of clipped coin circulating gives rise
TO much complaint in the city Of Mexico
The Italian residents of the city of Mexico have
sent TO Gen. Dabormida, Sandman Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, a splendid gold medal and an ad
dress exoressinr their satisfaction at his dgniied
ono coura oeous course in the recent question be
tween Austria and Sardinia relating to the confsca
,ion by the former Of the property Of italian emf
grants -,
The proprietor and editor of the Eco del Conner
rio have turned the paper over to new hands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

NEW UnLKANs, August 8 1855
The sales Of cotton for the week have forr thou
sard bsles ard the receipts of the week twelve hundred
bales The stock hand is eighteen thousand b,lss
Mddrg Is quoted at 10 The accounts of the gro Sias
crops are favorable.
MOBILE August s, 1853.
The sales Of eottcn during the week amounted tn 500
bales and the receipts to 20 The stock is 7oOe bales
Albany, August s. 1853
"a occ t'o'r -a,sr, II cns biiis.-,. biiiss.-,. .".' .-.-
pushAls; CATS Is CO bushels Flour has been les,
active than Saturday the sses being restricted to SOC
tbls at previous rates. Wheat in fair milling de
and prips eaes of 500 bushels at 81 S6 fos Genesee
Ccrn was easier with better inquiry; Is 900 bushels
sold at Tic. for damaged and 7Sc. for Western mixed
1900 bushels heated oots dspossd Of a. 43Ic
44c. Ohio whishey sells at 25c. and prison at 26Gc
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Death OF Major Bi tss, &c.

BALTIMORE, August 8, 1858.
We to night received New Orleans papers OF Tuesday
last at which time the weather was still unfavorase
ard the fever the increase. The deaths for the
week ending 31st alt, eight hundred and eighty
four, 81 which six hsndred and ninety by the
fever For forty eight hours ending the "a inst two
hundred and ninety nine deaths occurred of which two
hundred snd forty.three were by yellow fever.
Dr. Mys, formerly Of New York. was among the VIC
Tins.
New ORLEANS. August {, 1858.
Colonel Bliss General Taylor's SON. law, died at
Psscagoula today, of yellow fever. The deaths within
the last twenty four hours In the city amounted 10
haDdred and fifty from yellow fever
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N ws BY TELEGRAPH.
Interesting from Washington City.

ihE hosZTA DIFFICULTY AT SMYRNA-CAPTAIN IN
'hAHAM AND THE ADMINISTRATION-SECRET
McLELLAND AND THE REPORTED FRAUDS, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
WASHINGTON, August S-SP H.
Nett her the State or Navy Department as received
officially , word OF information with regard to the
Koszs lair at Smyrna. The latest dates received from
Comodors sringham commanding the squadron in those
waters up to the 9th of July II very mprobable
that ds natches written to the department
reasonable LUTON being that they have been intercept
ID. The arh Gle the subject of Captain Iograhams
poceedir gs in yesterdays Uaion is not oica. goes
further depend upon It, than the administration will be
Wiling to 60 As at present advised, the ground which
ths President wir take correctly stated in yester
days HERALD.
The dispatches published in ths papers to the effect
that the recent visit to New York Governor McCe
land Secretary Of TIM Interior had references to the ds
covery of frauds in tbs issuing of land warrsus are
wholly false Upon ttss best authority it is stated thst
the Goverrers visit was simply upon private bu oe,s
YERITAS
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Items from the Fishing Grounds.

Boston, August 8, 1853.
lhe asbng schooner Fly ing Cloud arrived a. Gouces
ter yesterday frc the fishing grounds The captain
ports ackere scarce and that several Cape Cod vessels
had left for home with small fares. The British naval
officers represented being more civil. The Flying
Cloud saw British war steamer keeping a sharp look
out and several cutters in the bays aud The
Devastation has gone Quebec for repairs The
fishermen complain Of the Light" money colected By
the British amounting to about $40 vesssl The f. &C.
saw Off Cae Sable U. s. steam frigate. The schooner
Cham arrived at Gloucester on Sunday, with
sms io.a o.. nacberel.
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The Erie Cam al Tolls.

Albany, August g. 1853.
The canal tolls for the fourth week Of July we're s15
no. and the season. to August the 1st they foot up
1856 94l-beirg increase the period last
xoor ofS All
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

The Galena Jtfvsonian Of the 1st inst, announces
that company for building railroadYrom the Mis-
sssippi at the mouth Of the 1efe des Mort valley in
the Minnesota river, is fully organized and pre-
pared to do what may be done toward carrying out
as speedily as possible, the object Of the association.
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stoYm MT baltimore

BALTIMORE August s, 1858.
We were visited by a heavy rain and hail storm to
plight The hail very large and many windows were
broken; trees, fences &C., were blown down.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
The rennessee EIecsion.

NASHVILLE, August s. 1853
In twenty four counties the democrats claim gain OF
1o0O while the wings only admit loss Of ZOO The
suit for Governor doubtful The whiss thus far have
gained one Congressman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
The Black Warrior Mt sIo,,lic, &c.

NEW ORLEANS, August l, 1858.
The steamship Black Warrior, from New York via Ha.
vapa arrived at Mobile, yesterday
Col Palrey has been elected Brgadisr General Of the
Joujsia na IPcon