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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08
4 HAVE ON HAND. from

I HAVE On HAND, from
La three to four hundred double anG
single Guns, made by myself o,
1872 imported by me from England and
France and from makers of reputation. Barrels
all properly proved and registered by Government
Officers and the Guns all made up to my own Pat.
terms for the Virginia and North Carolina Trade
ia 8-3t* s. SUTHERLAND.
~, Me RIDE A N d BA-SM A.Nr
ots1nessa az their old stand, next door TO Hsgan's
Coach Factory, on Franklin street, for the last five
years, find themselves compelled to leave it. They
have built and fitted upa very commodious shop
between Franklin street and the Central Depot. on
Union street. just below their old stand, where thew
solicit the patronage of their friends and the pub
lie, assuring them that il due diligence and tho
rough acquaintance with the anatomy of borse.
fees-which enable them to perform their work &C.
coroing to the law of nature-viz: by fitting the
shoe to the foot and not the foot to the SHOE will
avail, they feel confident, Of SUCCESS ia a-i2t
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G5 DWELLING FOR RENT.-A new
Ii Wooden Building, ofihree rooms, with good
garden attached, near to, and west of Messrs
Glenn d Davis brick yard, and now occupied by
Mr.. George w Redford, but possession may be had
at once. Kent SIS. TOLER g. COOK,
jas General Agents,
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,CT HEhhINGS.-3s bbls. superior Cut
~ Herrings, Few, inspecting this mornins. ana
ior SAFE oy BACON a. BASKERVILL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

(NOMMON WINEs.-A full .on7Iv ~ Ma
for sale by 'AN
Jas WILLIAMS IL BROTHER.
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DIED.

On Yesterday evening, the 9th inst, Mrs. MARY
ANN, wife of Henry Kuhn, in the Goth year OF her
age.
day. eth inst, at II O'Clock, from her husbands
sidence on Marshall street. above Brook avenue.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend.
Yesterday, at the residence of her husband, Cap
tain Joseph F. Price, in this city, 70 which they had
recently removed, Mrs. ELIZA F. PRICE, ia the
69th year If her age.
Her funeral will take place at the second Baptist
Church (Dr Howell's) at III O'Clock A. M on sun.
day, 9th instant The friends of herself and hus-
band, her son, Thomas r. Price, and her sonin,
law, George Dabney, are requested attend
without further invitation
The Louisville and Cincinnati papers will please
copy.
Last evening, about O'Clock, Mr. WILLIAM II.
BURKE, Printer, in the 9th year of his age
his friends and scqusintances, and those OF his
brother in law, MIR Francis P. Joseph, request
ed to attend his funeral tomorrow afternoon, (Sun-
day. at O'clock without further notice, from the
residence of Mr.. Joseph corner of Grace and 25tn
streets.
R%s Attention IL solicited TO our sale
80 This Morning, at ~ O'Clock
Jas A. MOTT & co, Au-ts
Cochin China Fowls have
se~~GA for sale lew pair of C1chi China ald
Shanghai Fowls. Ali Fowls purchased Of
can be relied upon being of pure stock, should
they prove otherwise will refund the amount paid
for them.
VIM A. BUFFERS,
at Nash s. Woodhouse, Eagle Square
ja7-1mif
TIe Mates of the - reopie's
49, Bank Washington, will be redeemed
in Virginia money by
ia Cts BENNETT e. BEERS.
Thomas II. Gresham, l09& Broad
49, street, is furnishing Newspapers, Maya
zines and Periodicals. cheaper any one else in
the city He is Agent for all the Foreign ad Amsri
can Periodicals aud Newspapers.
Books ANIMALS, &c. at cost. Don't forget the
old established House. Call up. jas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

WANTED-A young man Is or l6 years of
w age, at s. SUTHERLAND'S
ia e-lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

X UM-loo bbis E Rum, Superior fIy5r. fJr
H. sale by
Jas DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

TIE Mates of the - peoples
49, Bank - Washington, will be redeemed
in Virginia money by
ia Cts BENNETT g. BEERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

~ ANTkD, Several peraons as Agents for the
w sale OF popular and highly beautiful En-
craving To those who can come well recon.
mended, an opportunity for making money is of.
Tered line addressed to Dr. B. Lloyd at Powha.
tan House, will meet with immediate attention.
ia S-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

Y L.. q A. sTUARTIs COFFEE STT-
ANs gar, for sale by
ia 8 DAVENPORT. AILEN 4 co
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a. FOR KENT.-An excellent Room on
III Broad between 10th and 18th street, suitable
tor a Lodging Room, or an Office Apply to
EDWARD D. EACHO,
jag General Agent and COLLECTOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

nor HIKE-Two Female Servants. who
L would answer for plain Cooks, and ONE very
hkely Lady's Maid and seamstress Terms mode.
rate.
ia s-2ts C.M NlNMO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

Attention Is solicited TO our sale
D>-EA This Morning, at III O'Clock
ia8 A. MOTT g. co, Aurts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-08

EOR HIRE.-Two first rate BIacksmith..
l. P. NJ TABB d SON, efice on Governor,
ia SIT Between Main and Franklin streets.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-15

FAYETTEVILLE, July Bacon, 10000; Beeswax
2@29; Coee-Rio li@llt Laguira. llhaoo, St Domingo,
o@6 Feathers s597 FiouTsup crime ,y $ 5000 co.
Fine, IS $500 90, Scratched s5 Oo@0 90; Corn 9o@sl
Cuba, 24@25, New Orleans, s7i@4O; salt-Livp SACK
9 oo Co. Alum (bushe oo@oo Flaxseed Seed 81 Oo@
Bacon-For N c. Bacon the market is firm. Cotton-None
on the msiket Last sale at II cents CornSales have
been made at highest figures Wool-We again notice a
slight advance. Spirits Turpentine IS cents.
BOSTON, July 6--Nava Stores.-There have been fur
Their sales of Spirits Tupentine Soc y GAL cash. Tar is
steady and firm with sales at $3 Is for North County
there have saes Of IL
cash and time and No. 2 at 81 q Dbl, 6 mos
CHARLESTON. July s:-Cotton, lO4 q IL cents q D.
as extresms Clean Rice 81 81 y b. There have been
no arrivals Of Corn since last reports The supply hand
is light and the first arrivals doubtless bring
quotations and superior parcel believe will sell
on these rates Hay has advanced to 81 so y OC
having been sold at this price Nothing has been done
Eastern. We note the arrival of 1900 bushels Mary
quotations. which be considered fair criterion of the
market There have been arrivals of Peas this week
and in the absence of transactions to report quotations
must be considered nominal The last sale at 20
bushe We sales of about 100 bbls Lard 10 "a lie
There has been little inquiry for Bacon this week.
ticulary Sides and to effect sales holders have submitted
reduction of a full cents on former quotations.
LIVERPOOL, June 25.-Cotton active at ar advance
! of Lid. a Id % b.
BREADsTuFF-The amounts from the agricultural district
were encouraging and wheat had declined I'd . bushel
Rosin active at 4s Cd for common, and lis fine
Turpentne firm at u.s. sales of 200 bbs spirits 49,
q 49, Tallow firm at As.
Rice firm and advancing sales of 5O terees Carolins
at rs. Sd. Sugar active under the reduced duty.
Commercial advices from India China unfavora
HAVRE, June 2l-Sales of Cotton for the week 1900
bales at 93f for Orleans ordinaire 9O for Mobile an
ST. for upands Market dull The market was poorly sun
/ Sales at 35f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-15
A TEXAN visit.

An entertaining work lately published, entitled
u Stray Yankee in Texas" says that when gen
tleman pays visit in Texas, no matter what press
of business there may be ceremonial is always sa
credly observed The rider pulls up his horse, ana
shouts out Is Halloo ]"
Which means, GOOD people, am here. and here
mean to stay until you come out and Keep the dogs
off - then, after interval, the proprietor MAKES
his appearance, and very leisurely approaches tne
fence without speaking word he next throws one
leg over the fence, then the other follows-and hav
ing attained the top, seats himself very deliberately
upon it, and awaits the next move from the other
The latter now brings his horse alongside of the
fence. and the conversation commences
How are yot. judge!"
ssIm right peart: how = yet'elt =
ooh, keep pushn; hows the old woman and
the boys?"
Considerably sassy, only thar's been smart
chance of ager down in Our neck of the woods"
''Got smart chunk of n pony thar -
Yes. SIR, he's some punkns, sure; offered ter
COWS and calves for him he's death on quarter :
Come from down the prairie g
eyes SIR and hurried up my crtter right smart
l tell you.''
"Hows the craps =
'Wel they amt nothin' to brag on, tho we've
got gush of peaches"
The gentleman upon the fence now descends from
it with due delberation, and approaching the occu
pant of the horse, shakes hands with him in n mos
solemn manner he then surveys the horse from
stem to stern, probably examines his mouth to as
certain his age, and having performed all thes
duties with due decorum, he next proceeds to ex
hibit his hospitality.
''Come, Judge, light and tie your hose out"
Without any further remark, the judge did as h
WAS desired and. having found stake driven int
the ground, he affixed to it one end of the cabero
chair rope) which attached to his horses neck
took off saddle and bridIe hung them upon the fence
and made for the house.
The great gravity with which such affairs are in
variably conducted amused me very much until
became accustomed to it, and came to look upon
a. a matter of course.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-15
HON. VIM. 8. AsHE.

Bsa~The known but disguised Editor of the Free
Press was we'll aware, before he penned his articles
in this mornings paper relative to the Editor OF the
Journal that Mr. FULTON left home on Wednesday
last and therefore could not under any circumstan
ces, possibly see, much less make any reply under
some two weeks We have no doubt the public will
be quite rs willing to believe in the correctness OF
the reports of MIR. LEAKS remarks in this place. as
they appeared in this paper the very next day after
thew were made in the Court House here, as they
will be to credit those of the Editor of the Free
Press three weeks afterwards.
So far rs regards the Editor of this paper not be-
ing identified with the interests of this place, by
ANYTHING tangible visible, will venture to as
sert that he could compare quite as favorobly a'
some others we have in our eye.
DAILY Journal 9Th inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-15
Schools.


WAYNE INSTITUTE AND NORM.,
EHE Summer session of This Institution vii, oLLEep
4 the Both inst, under the snperintenaot eommence
5binsen, Esq, who has been elected Pres;dS. OF Villa
at present putting forth every exerton to nr and who
tent Board of Teachers In this he has ALREADY con
ceeded and hopes, at early day. to be af part sp
the number Of teachers complete "''e to annour.
The Institution is divided into three aepartn
ry, Academca and Collegate-the latter of ,s-Pin,
signed solely for the education and trainnS which Do
the Academic is intended School wber teachers Will
pared to enter our own University or other Con% pre-
out the country the Primary Department through
lille School, and preparatory to the Acad mere JuTer
In each Of these several Departments NS aIe
building, and under separate and distinct parts the
exception of the President who will uperin with The
parments, and afford such instruction as NAV both d.
err IN his VOW
As part of the internal regulations of the ID...
Male Departments will open and dismiss Is minn tie
than the Female Departments. U'eS earle,
In the Collegiate Departments, Male ard Foro.,
facilities will be afforded those who NAV w;b Gnu
teachers At each Annual Commencement two 10 5ens
two females Will be admitted to free tuition mates anf
qualifications, hereafter to be prescribed ArnIte certain
admission to be made to the President and to be- San M
TERMS OF ADMISSION
10 be received pupil of this Institution tlo
must sustain an unexceptionable character. ~lpua;
, In no case will any one be admitted who Dies MT ~
the lreasurers receipt for at least one session in M %
The reasurer is not authorized to receive paymn.
ton, unless first presented with certificate Of s or tu
signed by one of the heads of Departments. "'ASSIo
Pupils, on admission, will be examined Inv ono ,tt
of Departments, and assigned to such classes As bs
fciency shall warrant. " 'Nelr Pro
Students will be charged from the date Of o,r.n..
end of the session No deduction will be made f 10 Ii
except in of protracted sickness or death no
money be refunded in case of expulsion or ronnary an
drawal '"iy Wit
Students entering this Institution will be required -
cha*e admission tickets from the Secretary and M
will be admitted until such ticket be exhbtk3 " S'uoe
The pleasant location and neat arrangement of -, ,
ings added to the acknowledged saluby of null
the high reputation of the President as an 'SD
dscipnarian WILL it is hoped secure to this mfan &
ton patronage and support commensurate with ifs ,t
and the wants of the community. "eff
R1- Printed catalogues will be prepared at an o,r
giving, in detail the studies pursued and the regi G
adopted, and will be forwarded to applicants free of
/ JOHN A. GREEN SncrPpt. ssS
GnIdsb6ro' June % 1853 o5S ~ I@y
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-15

ARRIVED.
June 7-Schr Superb, Fargo from Norwich, Ct, Kid
der Martin.
July 8-U. s. Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates, from
Charleston, with SO passengers
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh. Stedman from Fayetteville
E. J. Luterloh
81 S. Mail Steamer Gladiator, Price, Charleston
with 81 passengers.
CLEARED.
June Steamer Henrietta Rothwe for White Hall, by
Vessel Il Eiers.
s-Meck Brig Jason, Bey, for Liverpool by Adams Bro.
& Co.; with naval stores
July So. S. Mail Steamer C. Vanderbilt, Burns for
Charleston, with 80 passengers.
schr Joseph Henry Kirby for Baltimore, by usnll &
Bro; with 40 bbs rosn 10 do spirits turpenne old
iron 81, 900 feet lumber.
81 S. M. Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates for Charleston
with 80 passengers.
Schr Julia Eliza Thompson, for Philadelphia by George
Harriss; with naval stores.
Schr Susan Whelden for Boston, by Rankin q Martin
with naval stores and lumber.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh sednan, for Fayetteville by
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-15

Bas~Wm. B. Gulick Esq, Editor of the Goldsbo-
rough IN. c. Republican and Patriot, has receiv-
ed the appointment of clerkship in the Navy De-
partment at Washington.
MIR. Gulick we learn by the Republican and Pat
riot of the 5th inst offers his interest, one half of
said establishment, for sale. He says
The Office is in complete order throughout, new
case. There are two good presses in the establish
ment, and to the used for printing the paper q
vibrating ink machine is attached. Goldsboro is
of the most thriving towns in the State, is rapid
ly growing into greater Importance, and located on
the line of the great Southern Maroute, it possess
unequalled facilities for the publication ola
paper. Any person wishing to engage in the publ
cation of Democratic newspaper will find this an
opportunity for doing so, that should not be lost
The purchaser must be q Democrat and, if desired
the whole establishment be purchased. For
further particulars and terms, apply to Gulick s.
Richardson, Goldsboro. N. c., or William B. Gulick
Washington, D. c."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-15

ARREST COUNT CARLISLE AT HAvANA.-We
learn from the Dario de la Marina of the 29th ut,
that Count Carlisle has been thrown into prison at
Havana on q charge of having been engaged in H.
legal correspondence with certain inhabitants of the
Island of Jamaica. The allegation is that the
Count III connection with others, had loaded YES
sci with arms and ammunition which were destined
for the Of the Jamaica negroes, who contempla-
ted revolt. Owing to slight mistake on the part
of the captain Of the vessel the exposed
and the munitions of war were seized by the Span
ish authorities Through the Intervention of Lord
Clarendon, further proceedings in the Counts case
were suspended until information could be received
from England
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-15
CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE,

TIS INSTITUTION VIII comThence It's second Session nm
i second Monday in July next Every branch Of fm ~
education is taught in the Institute, and the present pn
of Scholars warrants the belief that School in our
try furnishes greater facilities for mpartng KNOWLEDGE
The expenses per annum will not exceed 1924 for the m
advanced literary and with the usual number Of
tras the necessary expense per year will exceed SIN
Board per month in the Institute So good Board NAV
had in the private families of the village much chearer
Tuition for all English branches per Session of q v
primary course $lO all branches in the lst and % Glass;
$l2; Junior and Senior Glasses S15.
For particulars the public is referred to our CrcrI
which be had by addressing the Secretary or the P
pal: H. A. BIZZELL, Sec'v
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-15
MANY LOTS FOR. SALE.

LUVS FOR
subscriber will offer sor sale Auction on Thursday
the q day of July FS5s about thirty valuable Lots on
the Wilmington and Manchester Rail Road opposite the
Depot at Fair Bluff Columbus county, N. C. credit
cash. AITCIISTITS SMITH
Far Bluff, N. G., July T. 1858. Ef3t
JUST RECE1VED-A lot of Cents Linen. PruneiFa and
Patent Leather Caters Aso an assortment Of Gent
Calf Pump Boots. JONES 81 GARDINER.
July 2, 1893 Her and Com. copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-15

The city of Mexico contains population of about
two hundred thousand. Twohrds of this popula-
tion are said to consist of low Mexican halfbreeds
and Indians, whose morals and habits of life much
resemble the blacks of the South There seems TO
be life and activity about the city much resem-
bling New York
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-15

a well-known French barber in Washington issued
certain fippennybit notes, which purported on the
face to be redeemable in spce at sight when present
ed IN sums of not less than FIVE dollars, o. singly
good FOR a shave at his establishment. One day
accosted by boy who held out two of his own notes
Vat you vant-eh ?" inquired Monsieur
Z" Master says I'm 10 get shillin' for these her,
notes.
"a sheeling Par Dieu cannot your master read
Does he know vat re note say - payable ven pre-
back to your mastare, and tell him to read it,"
AS the boy vanished, the little barber looked afte
him. and exclaimed, musingly:
do not sink Eat he will come back Ze not
say, IN SONS OF i've doair,' and did oaafg iss,s
| four dollar and seventee-fre cents =,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-15
Another RnIIrond AccIdent.

PHILADELPHIA, July An accident occurred or
the Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad last night
by which one person was killed and two others dan
perouSlv injured
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-15

COMMERCE OF PHILADELPHIA.-The duties receiv-
ed at the Philadelphia custom-house during June
amounted to 1928 sos 90 against $26l ,29O so for
the corresponding month last year. The total du-
ties for the first six months have been S2459 672
IS, which is an increase of $464, 434 Is over last
wear
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-15
Interesting from BUeno. AYERS.

BOSTON, July 7.--Advces from BuenOs Ayres to
May %, have been received The seige and block
ade continued and all foreign vessels ordered
to leave by the Sd of June. The Buenos Ayres gov.
eminent had authorized another loan of ten millions
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-15
Liabilities of Telegraph Companies.

We find in the Cleveland (Ohio) Herald an extend
ed notice in the lately tried in the Court of Com
Pleas, the decision of which is general interest TO
the business community and all who use elegra phs
A merchant in Adrian, Mich, ordered BY telegraph
from Bowen & McNamee, New York, one hand
some eight dollar blue and orange" shawl. When it
reached New York, the despatch read one hundred
&C., shawls. The despatch sent back and repeat
ed one hundred" which accordingly sent, and
of course refused, and returned to the seller in New
York. The New York merchants sued the Telegraph
Company for freight and damages from depreciation.
The defendants denied in general, and claimed that
the despatch obscure to be nappreCiabe and
not therefore the subject matter of damages even if
the had been made and the telegraph companies
were not held to the same accountability common
carriers and that such the one complained
of might occur without gross negligence. The Judge
charged in substance:
That telegraph companies holding themselves out
10 transmit dispatches correctly under obligation
go TO do, unless prevented by over which they
had control that the defendant bound to send
the message in question correctly, and that If it failed
in this duty whereby damage had occurred 10 the plain
tfs, the plaintiffs must That if the message
was originally obscure to be inappreciable, that
then complained of could not have increased its
obscurty and the plaintiffs could not recover but il
it was sufficiently plain to be understood by business
men and those possessing ordinary capacity that i
was apprecable and if changed 10 the injury of the
plaintiffs, it the proper sub ect matter for damages
All these questions were for the jury upon the evi
dence of the case.
The jury returned verdict for the plaintiffs for on
hundred and eighteen dollars. the amount claimed.
The PRE PAID ENvELopEs.-There has been yer,
general complaint of the prepaid envelopes recentl
furnished 10 the government by Mr.. Nesbitt Of New
York principally on the ground that he affixed Il
each one his own private business card. We see
stated that the Department has notified Mr. Nesbit
that of the envelopes will be received STAMP
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-15

FIRE AT OswEGo, New YoRK.-A fire broke out at
Oswego on the 5th inst, destroying property, in
buildings grain &C.. it is said, to the amount of ST.
100000. Several persons said to be njured by
the falling ruins
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-15
JUNE l6th-JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SAL
AT l.. H. PIERCfI'S ROOI STORE

VXtONANS Life, the trials Of Caprice by Fmelia Ca
w len: more spirited and interesting novel we ha
read with of life than any of Miss Brown wo
and possessing the same kind of home interest that char
ming Romance the Initials
Behind the Curtain A tale of Elvile. very readaf}
book for summer day Agnes Soul, by G.. p R. james
his best;'' The Lovers Stratagems, the Two Sutton
full of interest for the young; Quintn Mesys or the B
smith of Antwerp one of the thrilling stories everrk
lished Harry Ashton, or'the Will and the Way, by
author of Minnie Grey. Those who have read MimieGm
will read this is interesting if possible than M
celebrated work DR.. Valentine and Yankee Hills Metam
phoses being the second series of DR. Valentines CONF
Lectures given by the late Y; nkee HILL who wants \
laugh; The Dancing Feather, by lngraham Minnie l!
SON. or the Outlaws Liege; The White Void, the 81
cret Brotherhood ViIlette, by Currer Bell.