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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-16

A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION IN A PRI-
"A vste family TO do general homework She understands
wal ing and ironing and can come well recommended Can
,nd floor, front room.
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THE FERRIES.

DOOsEvELT AND BRIDGE STREET FERRY.-THE
~ damage done the dock at the foot Of Bridge street
being repaired the above ferry will running
Monday the 18th inst Three ferry
provided, two Of which will ply constantly from
four O'Clock in the morning till ten O'Clock night after
which time boat will be kept constantly running Com
mutation and other tickets be had at the office in ferry
houses Brooklyn New York upon those
Of TIE Catharne and Wall street ferries All tickets issued
by this company except tickets will taken
at the Catharne and Wall street ferries and the
Of the said ferries will be received this ferry this
ferry route is offered to very
parts Of Brooklyn and it's suburbs and for funerals
various cemeteries on Long Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-16

Communication Everywhere meets the use
Boges Hyperion Fluid for cleansing and the
hair his Amole he celebrated shaving also his
Hsbe.ona for the complexion Sold By the nvsn.
Also York, by "A. D. Sands, 100 Fulton street;
William H. Cary Co.. 245 Pearl street Rushton Clark
Co.. 23 Broadway and Rice Smith, 100 Broadway and by
the druggists and perfumers through the world.
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POLITICAL,

L,ITTH whRD.-THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
n Electors Of the Fifth Ward friendly to the general
State administrations invited 20 attend fr
three members the General Committee for said
fill vacancies which have occurred under the by laws Tho
election will be held al p7 Hudson street Thursday 10Th
inst from u o'clock at until SIP NJ by order VI Tho
General Committee.
THos: W. ADAMs,
WM. MINER inspectors
THOS. FARREN
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CRYSTAL PALACE.

CRYSTAL PALACE FOR SALE-AT THE TERMINUS
~ Of the Sixth and Eighth railroads wish three
years lease, and very low will be sold low
cash part will be taken Ia liquors and cigars if desired
Girard House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-16

ITO MERCHANTS AND SHIP OWNERS-A REPORT
having been circulated that the mates of vessels
in the port New York have the formation Of society
for the Of themselves. and families contemplated
strike whose hereto subscribed emphatcay
deny such intention and invite gentlemen connected
with the shipping interests attend the meeting
to be held at the Shakespeare Hotel Tuesday evening
o'clock precisely .heI the constitution and bylaws
Bennett, W. Mosher j. Rush, Jas. Bryant, R. Graham
j. T. Simpson. Jos. Reed. j. b. Watson, w. J. Simpson,
Mates.
TINTED STATES PASSPORTS FOR ALL PARTS OF
~ the world indispensable to travellers issued by j. g.
MONIES Notary Public and Commissioner for every State
In the Unon No. 66 b oadvay N. B-Naturalized ct
must produce their certificates.
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Cfh1tndOrOB WOTIu KStRH0WneU FTuIu ftaIf
Dye is the only article Of its kind be relied The
change from dy white or red t. black brown
dused instant like that In the hue Of the
The factory, No. Aston House.
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CONS OF PORTSMOUTH N. HAN ADJOURNED
- meeting Of the Sons of Portsmouth, N "a. will he cid At
to report committee appointed confer with
the Common Council Of Portsmouth and to transact such
Blu ness be of interest to the meeting full and
punctual attendance is earnestly requested
VIM. A. WALKER, Chairman.
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TEACHER WANTED-TO TAKE CHARGE OF A Sc
lect school seminary about miles from this city
He must be fully to teach all the branches Of
character One who understands French preferred. lib
eral salary will be given Address Te icher box 3 Pos
Office.
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BOARDING.


D0ARD.-A WIDOW LADY, LIVING RETIRED
ID will accommodate two gentlemen and ladies with ele
ghnty furnished rooms with board for the ladies only
The house contains iath pleasantly and
sibc by stage No other boarder Address Widow Broad
way Post Office Payment Of board required in advance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-16

NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY THE
~ Spring exhibition Of the New York horticultural So
perb collection of well plants and flowers eminenty
worthy the examination of and all lovers Of hor
cutural production Among other attractions the magnif
cent Victoria Rsga by Caleb Cope
depbA ELECTS the wonder and admiration Of ALL
body should embrace the opportunity seeing this very
markabe aquatic The exhibition will close Thursday
ming Dodworths Band will be In attendance
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WANTS..

A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG LADY IS
n DESTROYS of obtaining situation, In religious Pro-
testant family seamstress chds maid. No objection
TO the country To be at lib Chryse street.
BrOOme N Grand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-16

a 6no Brown Black Hair Dye, only
shilipgs II improves does njure Such LAFONrS
soluSis Jet to make the hair grew naturally dark
SILKY Use at the reduced price Of shiings JONESS Co
raj Hair Restorative Depot removed TO 81, mind, 81
lkera treet
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OFFICE OF THE LONG ISLAND WATER WORKS
~ Company.-June A. lS3-Notce is hereby given that
the books Of subscription to the capital stock OF
XXI s % tha u ., tSra iIlo ~ ail &
be opened the city Of New York at the office of Simeon
Draper the city OF Brooklyn at the office Of the Fulton
Fire COMPANY Court street and in the city
of Willis msburg at tho Farmers and Citizens Bank
Wednesday the day of July next between the Of
10 o'clock A. NJ and 3oclock p NJ An nstalmept of ten
will be required to be paid the time of ubscrp
tion. C. w. HOUGHTON, President
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RIO BOSS TANNERS AND CURRIERS-WANTED BY
Il married man, thrtytw years Of age, situation as
foreman of beam the tanning tusness
is fully competent as he has held q situation
eight fully dorstands all sorts Of goods Can
give good reference
his present situation. Address VIM. r., Tanner Herald
office; it will meet with immediate attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-16

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT NOTE DRAWN
by Benjamin Engehard for $3.50 at ninety DAYS. dated
JuIe 1883 payable to the order Of Robert Bennett and
endorsed by him. the payment Of which hereby stopped
and all hereby cautioned against receiving
ne said note.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-16

MADAME vETAULT, NO. I'll BROADWAY, vi
WI stairs, has just received per steamer Atlantic
sortment Of new spring goods.
MADAME POTTER, FROM PARIS, NO. rs LIsPE
M nard street, has just received full assortment OF
French all ready made which she offers fol
sale at reasonable prices.
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HAPON SPRINGS, vIR0INIA.-THE MOUNTAIN
House ~ this popular Watering place will DO opened
not BE- surpassed aAd the sovereign remedy
dyspepsia, govt, rheumatism, and sutsnsous dssases
pR0PRIkTOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-16

VVANTED-AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN, AS COOK,
w and lsundress. Also, a seamstrtss that under.
stands general house sewing in small private family
Those having good References as to character ability &c
will find permanency At AZ East Twenty NTH street near
Fourth avenue,
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r EvTS DINING SALOON, 2s CEDAR STREET.-THE
public respectfully informed that the above estab
shment 10 in full operation and ready to supply the
Of the people With good dinners At moderate
quors &C. Choice Havsnn OF the finest brands.
CHARLES LEVI. Prnnrietnr.
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WANTLD-BY RESPECTABLE GERMAN YOUNG
w woman situation DO general housework In small
gIiyae family Coed references furnished Apply at 81
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w stands washing and ironing Mono aced apply without
the best Of reference Also, good chambermad Apply
Sands street, Brooklyn, between the hours Of II
4 M. " - ~ N "
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TN FRANCAIS DE PARIS EFT SA DAME ARRIVES
- depuis gnelaues mois Etats Unis desrerait
famle richie nomb lis uter
eur eonnaissances LIE mari ayant une tres bonnie
education chargerat densegner 10 ct H desn
dame tres hable couturer rait les robes
daigue Gee personnes consent raient voonters
initiates A. l.. Herald Office.
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ITO TEA DEALERS.-A YOUNG NAN, OF GOOD AT
dress and strict business habits wishes for situation
n respectable tea establishment. He thoroughly under
stands the business and give the highest city referenc
as to character and capabty. Address r. NJ j. Heral
office.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-14


THE PRESIDENTS HoUsE-The improvements IN
the Executive Mansion are proceeding with acceler-
ated vigor. and in another month the house will be
Enlistment beyond any period in its previous hsto-
ry. The East Room has been fitted up and garnish-
ed in such way as entirely 10 satisfy the eye and
taste. The marble mantlepieces-of which there
four IL the room-are of most exquisite pattern,
beauty, and fnish and the gorgeous papering
swering to admiration TO the frescoed ceiling
pletely meets the demands of the eye for unity and
harmony of design. When furnished, the carpet
laid and the window drapery in place. visit to the
East Room will be great way from the least of the
lions of Washington Nat Int
ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-On
Saturday evening collision occurred on the Hhd-
son River Railroad near Tvoli, between the o.
clock Express train from Albany and cattle train
when the former going at the rate of 40 miles
an hour. The locomotive of the passenger train
was smashed to atoms, of the cattle
trains. Abraham Folon injured severely as
to cause bis death None of the passengers were
injured
gentleman writing from California to Tennessee
Editor says:
In conversation with Benjamin Bolt of this city at
L" The Union" few days since, he confdenally in
formed me that he had no recollection OF ALICE al
though the daily enquiry was made by thousands of
Misses, & don't you remember, &c. &c. He thinks
that never in all his life did he create emotion in
the bosom of any young lady, and is positive that no
" Alice" ever wept with degh > when he gave
her SMILE trembled with fear at his frown .
He earnest in his assertion that I'm inclined to
| believe him .
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-14

TlnnERtas come in very sparingiy during tho week,
and the sales only @ RATS prices raining within
FREGHTs-Rates generally the same as quoted en- this
of has been obtained rosin to New York The
Quantity OF barrel freight offering eoaswse has some
what reduced but sufficient offering for the vessels
now in port.
NEW YORK, Oct. n.--Cofee-sales of $50 bags at IL
cents for Rio and III for Java of 400 bales
Mess and sis so s1s IS for Prime Beefysaes Of Mes
at $s Cut Meataes Of $50 casks at 70 for Shoulders
s. ST @ State s. "a g 81 for at
Southern at g. I2s at 81 60 Genesee,
at s5c for Mixed and SIC Tor Yeov Turpentineales Of
300 bbs Spirits at 6s 7Oc Rosnsales 100 bbls
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1l.-Flour Sc 5d@6 62a. Wheat
135@l33 to lis cents Corn 75@slc. Oats 45e46e Mess
Pork SIS IS Lard lie Bacon sides sgslc shoulders Y
@sc Whiskey continues frm-sales at SIC. in BIB and
3O@3le. in hhds.
CHARLESTON, Oct. I1;,Cotton-The transactions to-
day limited to 700 bales at extremes ranging from
10 to lie. Prices depressed.
FAYETTEVILLE, Oct 10.-Bacon, 9@9t; Beeswax,
24@25; Cofee-Rio, 12@l3 Lagura. l2a@l3t, st. Do
81 Far $685. Feathers
@5 CO. Fine 5o@5 60, Scratched $500 90; Corn. Coo
7@s, Green, s@4 Lard lo@li; Molasses-Cnha, se@?s
New Orleans, 374@40; SaltLivp, (sack) OO@2 %. Al
qm {basheD 10000; Flaxseed oo@l 10; Talow, lo@eo
Bacon may be considered dull present figures Cotton
nss may Be as
quotations Corn-Reeepts continue fair market some
what dull. Talow-We advance the price scarcely any
Offering
| NEW YORK, Oct. s-Naval Stores-Three days previ
ousThe sudden and material advance in Freghts Eng
land &c. has contributed to check the previously advancing
market abatement the prices some descrP
tions, has been submitted Common Ros continues
the spot, and niger prices have been paid
Spirits Turpenne has declined very few sales having beer
made at the higher rates mentioned in last The
grades of White Rosin (worh 81 and under) plen
ty and dull the demand being for the finer qualities W.
notice sales of 1000 bbl selected Tar for export prvat
terms 50 do Rope 81 l5O do Thin in lots from Yard,
%
New Berne, 81 so 500 Wilmington. 81 S7a 81 ga deliy
cred 900 No 2 81 25OO No. and White 81 rs s. IL
u 280 H. and $50 Spirits Turpentine in Wholesale parcels
69 20 cents, with retail lots 20 ~, CASH The Tu.
pentine reported last at about s. 2 fixed yester
day at $ y $50 ID there is very little here and the stoc
of Spirits Turpentne is moderate.
RiceThe transactions extensive than for
weeks past The sales the 1900
of all descriptions at So SHOT 50. The market is we
supplied for the season.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-14
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.

ARRIVAL
MADAME CAROLINE, THE CHARTOLOGYST,
Who would most respectfully inform the Ladies and Gentle
of Wilmington that she will feel happy to exercise her
talents all those who feel disposed favor her with call
She wishes not impose upon the public, by making them
believe she of supernatural powers but the
contrary proposes practice nothing but what is econca
BILE to ALL in the
PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE.
She will endeavor give satisfaction to all those who feel
disposed to give her trial.
MADAM CAROLINE has, for the accommodation of her
visitors engaged private apartments at the WASHINGTON
HOTEL where she be consulted from o'clock in the
morning until 10 o'clock in the evening CONSULTATION
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL AND PRIVATE.
Sc Ladies, so cents Gentlemen, 81.
Entrance through the Hotel, and No. Al Rankns AL
ley, of Capt. Potter's
October 9Th, 1853 Soft
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-14

town and village, that there hope for tho Aiced-Hun
dreds of Females have been cured of Complicated Diseases
Dyspepsia with all Diseases of the stomach, liver and bow
els, cured by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TING
TURE. Its fame has gone FORTH and thousands this day.
through its instrumentality, rejoice in health
Our own best known citizens with their wives and children
its witnesses and from every city every State the
universal testimony of made is pouring in upon
Testimony of of the most enterprsng and intelligent
Druggists in the United States
WILMINGTON, Del, June Sth, 1852
1Iesrs Mort'mer f Mocbray - Hampton's Vegeta-
bic Tincture is selling very fast, lady who has used
few bottles says it exceeds all other Medicines She having
searched for fourteen past for and until she
found Tincture found relief have also sold it
in several eases of Rheumatism, with great success.
Yours, E. MCJNALL
B-See advertisement fourth page.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-14

Briggs.
H. Curtis, Curtis, ldg. Boston, Kdder & Martin
Times. Phinney, ldg. do, J. H. Chadbourn Co.
W IN. Purrington Douglass, ldg. w l., VIM. M Harrss.
Swan, Bray. ldg. New York, Russell & Bro.
Reuben Carver, Wooster, dg. Portsmouth. N. H , do.
{ Br.) Pacific, Bethel ldg w. l., Miles Costin.
Schooners.
ira Brewster, Williams. ldg w. l., do
G. c. Stratton, Wescott discharging, do
Adele. Applegit ready n. Y, il Flanner.
Manhassett Smith, ldg NY, do
Sam' Lewis. Potter, ldg. Phil, do
Dart, Somers, ldg. n. Y, George Harrriss.
Minerva Wright Rogers ldg Newark, NJ, do
Adelne d., Podger, dschar cling, do
Henry Mutt, Garwood, do, do
Charles Mills, Nei ldg n. Y. DeRosset & Brown.
Rockingham Shute, ready Boston. Rankin & Martin.
st. Leon. Hutchns repairing, Jos. r. Biz ssom.
Yorktown. Phillips. ldg Rchmand: Va, Russell & Bro.
G. M Robertson, Beacham, ldg, W ash. City, do.
H. M. Jenkins, Babhage. ldg, Boston, do.
Ozark, Lord. ldg Boston, J.& d. McRae IL Co.
Lucuus. Lufk kin, ldg, Boston, Perce & dudley
Elvah Small, ldg., VIM. NJ Harriss.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-14
Tighten tho Boat.

Shake hands, pledge hearts, bid fond adieusx
speak with your Drumming eyes,;
Io-morrow-and the dark deep sea
VIII echo with your signs.
To-morlow-and yon stately ship
w I'LL bear to other lands
Inc Kindred whom ye love so we'll:
Breathe hopes, pledge hearts, shake hands!
The Fairy Queen stands out to sea,
Zach stitch of canvas spread
Breasting the pearly laughing waves
With high and gallant head.
Her freight consists of human souls:
Her destiny, land
w here scarce a human foot has trod
Upon the forest strand.
Five hundred souls she bears away
TO find distant home
Where toll will give them daily bread,
And not living tomb
The ship speeds on her sansuine freight,
A motley little world,
Reveling in the thousa nd scenes
by future hopes unfurled
She creeps along mid cloudIess Gains,
Or dashes through the blast,
ILL cherries days and nights and weeks,
And weary months are passed.
At length the Captain shouts, :, Stand by!''
The bOatswuln sounds his call;
- rice up the yards and clear the docks
Secure against the squall.'
Shipwreck and death! The doom is sealed,
A bolt has riven the mast;
We Will not die-we must be saved,
The ship shall brave the blast p
Pallor is on the strong mans cheek,
Woe in the mothers heart.
For round her throb those kindred ties
No power but death shall part
A rending peal, shudderng crash,
A wall OF agony;
The shattered bark, with many soul,
Sinks headlong in the sea.
Morning breaks DER the world of waves,
But finds no Fairy Queen.
One single, tiny boat is all
10 tell that she has been.
A crowded remnant of the wreck
With naked life escape,
No land for twent y-sOuls-all sea,
Relentless, vast, agape.
Tighten the boat or every soul
Will perish suddenly;
Inquiring eyes and throbbing hearts
Ask all, * Will it be %
A boy sits silent in the bows,
Bereft of earthly ties
He must be told - Saw, friendless boy,
Are you afraid to die?''
Why should die? My fathers de ad.
Mother and sister too;
. ! let not be drowned alone
But live or die with you
He pleads in vain. sc moment then,
A moment longer spare!''
With fervent heart and lifted eyes,
He breathes his simple prayer.
Awe, deep and silent, struck each heart
As on that trem bling tongue,
Father in Heaven thy will be done 90
In truStful accents hung.
He lightly steps upon the PROV,
AND, gathering VI his strength,
Unblenched scans his yawning grave,
To feel its depth and length.
Who seals the doom No hand is raised.
None hear the spirit knel;
A sudden plunge, a thrilling cry,
Breaks in upon the spell.
They search the boat, they search the sea;
The noble boy is gone,
Gone, let us hope, where angels are,
Self-martyred and alone.
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Another O the Good Ladies' ofO to
tn Of DR.

Another of the Good Ladies' of city Testlfes to
the efficacy Of-Dr. MLane's Celebrated VermIfuge.
New YoRK February 7. 1852.
do hereby certify to the public that child Of mine four
old being troubled with induced purcha
bottle of Dr. FLAMES Celebatcd Vermuge which admins
stered and the result brought immense number
punches and strings; had the
being pieces My child is enjoying most exceIlant
Health take pleasure ing TO both young and
old, as one of the best medicines ever used:
MRS. ANN JENlSON, SO Ninth street.
The above valuable remedy also Dr. NJ anes Ceebr4.
ted Liver Pills. be had all respectable Drug
in this city
will please be careful ask for and take
but DIR MLANE'S VERMIFUG Z. All others, comparison
worthless For sale in Wilmington, n. Co. by Win. H. LIP
PITT Druggist.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-14

FEAT OF SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.-The King of
Holland lately delivered his usual speech to the State
General concluding by IS minutes past one O'Clock
P. M 1t was Immediately translated, transmitted
by telegraph to London, and composed and publish
ed by three O'Clock the same afternoon. The line
traverses nearly one hundred miles on the bed of
the German ocean, The speech contained 1850
words
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-14
NOTICE.

ON the 26th day of November next I'll offer at pub-EA
" lie sale SEVERAL LOTS OF AND. in the town Il
of Clinton the North side of the road to Lisbon Also
THREE LOTS adjoining the Clinton Female Institute
-''i''9 ''->.s - ~ LEWIS N. BoYKIN.
c.inton. octaber lob, 1858 ats
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-14

ENTINE.-Has in very slowly this week, and
cepts have been confined principally to small lots per rail-
road and boatsnone arriving from above deway. The
market ruled steady at 81 2S0 lbs up to this morning
when decline of 10 submitted made
50 80 for virgin and yellow Dip at which the article
seems firm, with moderate demand There is none now
offering that know Of The sales of the week foot up
Eiz
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-14
HoIlowny's Ointme Mt nd Pills We effect
exlrnordInary cure of n Wound In the Leg.

Andrew Milton hose residing Burton about two years
bruised his shin and being Of full habit Of body severe
Inflammation ensued which deGed every subdue after
wards an obstinate wound formed ami although various
treatment tried, would and
bad that his urged him amputated
wishing lose his limb before giving F.ooways medicine
he commenced and
by their use &c has effected sound and perfect cure
Sold at he Establishment Of Professor holloway, PA Strand
(near Temple Bar London all respectable Druggists
Dealers in edcnes throughout the British Empire and those
Of the 37ac Whole
sale by the principal Drug houses of the Union Messs
E. d. Sands, New York. s. b. & j. A. Evans Wilmington,
n.
There considerable saving by taking the largest
n Directions for the guidance patients every
are HGx to Box
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-14

NorE-Rver Lumber, Tar, and Turpentme, sold in the
subject the expense landing inspections coop
erage. say Lumber 50 81 y NJ Tar and
VIXEN brought per railroad about the exre in
Cured Flor dry Virgin mixed Turpentne deduc
tion is made according to quality
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-14

ANEcDoTE The Turkish Ambassador at London
was at public dinner. in company with some of the
magnates of the land, but of course drunk no wine.
The President gave toast. in compliment TO his
Excelency, az The Sublime Porte and the Turkish
Ambassador . waiter echoed it down the table,
3. supply Of Port for the Turkish Ambassador"
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NOTICE.
IA II 60 - -

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of the
Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road Company, viii be
place the I'd Thursday being the 10th of No
vember next JAMES ). GREEN, Seey s
Oct. Is. 1853 SATIN
Rs-Town papers, Raleigh Star, Tarboro' Southerner,
Portsmouth (Qa) Globe, Haiifax Codsboro, and Weldon
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-14

"SHAN'T TELL."-A clergyman was once catechi-
sing class of children belonging TO his congregation
and coming to little boy who was something OF
rogue, asked him what he knew. g. know some
thing" replied the urchin, with significant look
g Y ell, my son. what do you know" replied the
pastor. g know where there's birds nest" said
The boy, but shan't tell you, for fear you will
steal the eggs -