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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08
Marine intelligence.

ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
March 31-Schr Belle Creole, Farnsworth, rom Camden,
Schr, D. P. Woodbury.. -, from Little River to De-
Steamer Chatham, Evans FIN Fayetteville to T. Worth
Steamer Zephyr, McRae from Fayetteville, to D. Nc
sehr Mary Abigail Charlotte from shaotte, to DeRosset
Brown with ma val stores
3-Bg Charles Thomas Saunders from Boston, to Pierce
schr kenduskeag, Hask from Boston, to Pierce Dud
schr Gazele, Coombs, from searsport to Pierce Dud-
April u s Mail Steamer Gov Dudley. Lawton from
April Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, stedman from Fayette
schr Dixon swindell, Douglass from Hyde co., to Miles
Costin; with 1900 bushels corn.
Schr Marinah NJ Boom from Charleston, to Geo Harss;
Steamer Maj VIM Barnett Barber, from Fayetteville, to
E. J. Lutterloh.
2steamer Rowan Rothwell, from Fayetteville to E. J..
~ s. Mail Steamer Gladiator, Price, from Charleston
with AZ passengers.
CLEARED
March 31-Schr Ann Elizabeth BROMLEY, for Baltimore,
by Ellis Russell Il Co. with IL bales warp g do. cotton,
S52 bills rosin l6 do spirits tupsntine, do wlne zOo
Steamer Douglass Banks Fayetteville. by J. Banks
April III. S. Mail Steamer Vanderbilt, Burns for
Charleston with 68 passengers.
schr Lille Sanders CoTson, for Philadelphia, by Geo.
Harriss with naval stores, sc,
Schr Henrietta Keen for Matanzas, by NJ. Cosn with
schr Mary Abigail Charlotte, for shalOte, by DeRoset
April l-Schr Julia Eliza Thompson Philadelphia by
Geo. Harriss; with lumber and naval stores.
Brig Ellen Hayden Smith, for Havana, by J. Hathaway
& Son; with Is bbs spirits turpenne 25 do rosin 81 900
feet lumber.
Steamer Chatham Evans for Fayetteville, + c. Worth;
with boat in tow.
2-schr Edward stanly, Spencer for Hyd, by DcROs-
set & Brown
Schr Washington, Patterson, for Boston, by H. Chad
boun Co.; with 26 bbls rOsn, A do pitch 1851 feet
lumber.
Schr Agnes H Ward, Parker for Plymouth and market
by Rankin Il Martin: with molasses
Steamer Zephyr McRae for Fayetteville, by ]. D. Nc
| Rae & Co.
Schr Acyona, Whitaker, for Philadelphia by j. H. Elan
ner; with 800 bbls rosin.
2-U. s. Mail Steamer Gov Dudley, Lawton, for Charlie
| ton, with 4S passengers.
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Lyons Extract of Pure Jamaica Ginger.
THE HAIR

NJ OTI11NG need be said to command the attention Of
the public to this article when convinced that Il
PURE and anaduterated. Medical men, or those seekh,
harmless beverage to destroy the unwholesOme effects
brackish and turbd water rely upon its genuine chat
acter and it is also extensively used for culinary purposes
in favoring cakes, preserves, SC. To the afflicted with
Dyspepsia, Summer Complaints, Cholera Nervous Debility
Fever and Ague, Dizziness, General Prostitution. &c. no
thing has ever been prescribed with equal effect
Manufactured by L. TuoMAs LYON Chemist, l6l Broad
way New York.
Inquire for LYONS PURE GINGER. Sold by rputa
BILE Druggists throughout the world
Esr W. H. LIPPlTT and c. DuPRE Wilmington, N.
c.. agents as above
Ian. 7 1852
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Humboldt.

II is now several years since we had the pleasure
of meeting this illustrous man. This was IN Inc Caie
Procope, Paris where he was in the habit of break
fasting dnrng visit 10 the French capital IN The WIN
ter of 1S47 g. Our "reminiscences of his personal ap
pearance have been forchly awakened by the follow
ing accurate description of the grea' philosopher
N Y Illustrated NeuS
"Humboldt" says his last hiographer, now iIFes
wherever his friend (he present King OF PussIa) lives.
There are apartments for him in Berlin, Posdam, IN
all the royal palaces and not day rasses That ne
does not see the King In spite OF MS elghtJ one
years. he works unweariedy IN those hours not occu-
pied at the court he is active and puncuaI IN MS I'M
mense corresnondcnce and answers every letter oil the
humblest scholar with the most amiabe afahlIIy Ihe
inhabitants of Berlin and Pos!am know him person
allv and show him as much honor as they snow Inc
King With slow but firm step, thoughtful head
rather ben, forward, whose features are beneVoIeht
with dgnied expression of calmness, eher LOOKING
down politely responding TO the greetings OF inc
passers-by with kindness and without prize; I'D q
simple dress, frequently holding pamphlet IN his
hand resting on his back; he wanders through the
streets of Berlin and Potsdam alone and unosten'a
tousy-a noble picture of n blade Of Wheat bending
beneath the weight of its numerous rich g0tden ears
Wherever he appears he is received by tokens OF UNI
versal esteem the passers-by timdly step ASIDE to
fear of disturbing him in his thoughts even the Wolk
ing man looks respectfully after him, and says to his
neighbour There goes Humboldt! And whosoeve
has had The happiness of conversng with him neve
forgets the force of his lucid, simple, natua and un
affected conversation for, in everything ne says
depth and learning, clearness, and unbounded know
ledge revealed without any of the pride OF learn
ing, the stiff pedantry and preciseness OF many Ger
man men of science Humboldt has evidently beer
educated in the highest society his is disn
fed Open unaffected, and frank he has lived with al
nations and adopted and united in himself the adyan
tages of ALL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08
MINI OF THE UNITED STATES:

Gentlemen I'm reply to your letter of yesterday,
have to state Gin the directors absence) that unaef
the new silver coinage law. the mint Is not permit
ed to receive silver deposit by individuals tor re-
coinage. but must purchase the silver ana recon II
for the United States 10 be sold for gold to appli-
cants. i,
In the absence of definite instructions from Wash
ngton, (now daily expected,) ] am unable to say
when we shall commence purchasing silver. ana at
what price This information will probably De
made public within few days.
Very truly your obt serv't,
ROBERT PATTERSON, for Directors
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Health Of Hon. w. n. king.

We learn from gentleman who came as passen-
ger yesterday IN the schooner Midas from Havana
(says the New Orleans Delta of March 23) that he
visited MIR King on the 18th inst, in company with
our CONSUL Judge Sharkey. and found his health
very much improved. Mr.. Kings friends felt great
confidence that his health would be entirely restored
iR . very short time
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

TN STORED bags Rio and Laguaryra Coffee so bbls
Canal and Fayetteville Flour 80 bbls. Sugar. Soda and
Pilot Bread 10 hhds. Moasses; so bbls. Yellow Planting
Potatoes 20 boxes Stewards hard Candles do Colgate
Pearl Starch 10 bbs best Coffee Sugar half bbs rive
Flour ID do do. Family do 900 lbs n c. Bacon Hog
Round Low for cash at GEO. II. KELLEY'S
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08
GOOD MEDICINES!
STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EIPEClVAhNn

confidently recommended to nvaids, as nnJS B9sRE
any known preparation for the cure Of Alh
NESS, aud other forms OF Common Colds, and forde
MA GROUP, CONSUMPTION, in an early sla SUI f dsa.
lief of the patient in advanced stages OF Ione 0
ltcoubines in a scientific manner reneucs, besides s@m
value with others of more recent Gently a VI"
ing aud tonic qualfies acts through the sAIn
great efficacy for the Of this class nt dse"se''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

Bleach & bro. Domestics;
Bed Ticking & Apron Checks;
Table and Bird Eye Diapers;
Cotton and Russia do.
IS-4 brown damask do.
tS-4 Damask Table Cloth;
White Linen Drill;
Gent s Panama and Leghorn
Hats;
Boys Straw Il Panama Hats;
Fine Boots and Shoes;
Porte Monaies and Purses;
Large supply Looking Glasses
Els WEAR.
Muslin Skirts;
iGossimer, Belgrade, Reef
Edge, Black, Bombazine,
and Silk Bonnets;
Black Silk Mourning, or supe-
| rior Silk Lace Bonnens
Child Pearl Hats;
do. do. do. Feathers +;
Swiss Trimming;
do. Edgings and Insertings !;
Jaconet do. do
Embroidered Cambrick Hdkfs;
Linen Cambrick do;
Swiss, Null & Book Muslin ;
Plaid and Striped do;
Jaconet and Cambria;
Blk, White & Cold Cotton
Hose ;
Bl'k and White Silk Hose
Misses White 4 Cold Cot. do
'men's and children's Shoes
k Of READY-MADE CLIO
eother articles too numerous to
! Greek YARNS, at whole sale.
18th. 1853. IL
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CHEMICALS Fresh arrivals of II. f,n--------
~ Suphate Qunine. bbls. EPSON Salts STns; lOOo
phate Zine OF s9lphate Morphine, o. os pure
Peperine, gals. Spirits Nitre, ozs OH TTalome o.
Hyd Patassa tEnglish lbs Iodine, lbs 1oSso 5
mic, lbs Chloroform or Iodine Gopher - lO1 M Arse
of Iren lbs. Phosphate Soda 20 lbs I o. gaerinaie
Tannin, o. Oxide Mercury S gals Sn Lead pure
lbs Spirits Ammonia Aromat, 10 lbs Hofm1am monia, 10
For sale by C. DrpRE ~ AnOdyne
April I'd oDLnrugsia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08
LYONS KATHArRuN FOR PREsERv,,c :
STORING AND BEAUTIFl

A MONG the many articles recon-
N mended for promoting luxuriant
and beautiful growth of the human hair,
cleansing the head from Dandruff and its
natural Impurities, nothing has ever been
discovered to compete with the virtues CT
the misunderstanding incontestibleKATH-
AKRON, either as TOILET PREPA-
RATION in its softening and fragrant
character. or to preserve and resuscitate
fallen hair upon GREY and BALD
HEADS. The Kathairon neutralizes
the effect of disease, climate and old age.
which so often cause the hair to fall off
and turn grey.
Ladies aud gentlemen wishing an arti-
Gle to cleanse, soften, curl and beautify
their hair, should be particular and en-
quire for LYONS KATUAIRON.
1t is sold by all Dealers throughout
North and South America, Europe and
the Islands of the Ocean, in large bottles
for Is cents.
Sold in Wilmington by C. DUPRE ant
January Z, 1853
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

me Illustrated Magazine of Art, for April: is at
hand containing 81 engravings and 10 pages of let
ter-press Published monthly, by Alexander Mont
gomery IL Spruce Street, New York, at Is cents
per No. So Ter annum, or 81 so for six months
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

Death OF Dr.. DUNCAN-CINcINNATI, March ga
Dr. Duncan injured yesterday by being run owe by a
wagon died last night 1t is thought that he fell from
Ile wagon IN I'll OF apoplexy, as his wounds were
NOT such as 10 canse deaih
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

MoRE OF THE MAILs-We hear every day Of mo-
rsy being lost chiefly the various routes between
the East and the central and Western portions of
the State. The Hillsboro' Recorder of the 3lst ut
says that daring case of robbery of the mail
Cured last week somewhere between Chapel Hill
and Salem. On Friday morning, a bundle of papers
was found in fish trapin New Hope creek, near the
Chapel Hill road, which was found to contain nine
or ten letters, addressed to various individuals with
the post bills and the envelopes in which they had
been enclosed The letters had been broken open.
and after having been rfed of all that was valuable
were thrown into the creek The date of one of the
post bills and the finding of the bundle renders it
certain that the robbery was committed on the trip
down Thursday, and this circumstance, it is
hoped, will lead to the detec oE of the robber.n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08
Later fron Ruenos Av~e--

Dates from Buenos Ayres to I'd Feb. state that the
ciFi war WAS still raging; attack on the city was
expected Gore. the British Charge had been expelI
ed. The British Minister at Rio Janeiro il dead.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Just raoo;.., =
~ Gum Opium, Crurkey) 200 lbs Salt Petr. lbs.
Gum t Arabic 30 lbs Alexandria s3 senna 20 lbs lbs
Soda ,asr Sal Soda, cases Ceopers Isin.oo Carb
Cox's fE,!5 ~, boxes celebrated Scan dos
boxes feL :tDowder c. nrrppIT" Ger IL dozs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

A most extraordinary circumstance took place
short time ago. in the way OF trading IN human flesh
h. parties in Canada. man named Smith, residing
in the township of Trafalgar, entered into specuIa
ton of this nature with two young negroes The
agreement that they should go South that Smith
should dispose Of his partners in the speculation IN
the slave market they relying the ability 10 escape
from the sevtude into which they to allow them
selves 10 be fraudulent|y sold alter which the booty
TO be the common plumber of the three strange
consprators. This arrangement was no sham: for
the tourney was undertaken and the sale actually
made hut the escape has TO be heard of. Probably
the acting partner, who has returned to Canada, with
the cash in his hand is lot anxious TO see the arrival
of the two missing claimants share in the i'll acquir
ed booty but the mother of the lads, who broth
ers is greayconcened about her sons and refuses TO
be comfortel, believing they are not. kindred case
Of baser hue has come 10 light free negro recently
came here to take wife of his own color. The girls
father reputed 10 possess and does possess, con-
siderable property He gave the daughter in marriage,
but, like prudent man, kept his cash. This did not
suit the matrimonial specialization such the fellow
proved he-and he resolved to make something out of
the match. Will it be believed, he took his bride 10
the slave SHAMELESS sold her, and putting the proceeds
in his pocket, went along his scoundre way. The
father has left this city in seach of daughter whom
he regards of inesmabe value.-N. Y. Tribune.
ENGLISH ARMY AND NAvY.-The whole English
Army proper amounts TO 100, 900 Of these 80
0CO in India, necessarily employed 40, 600 in Nal
ta the IOnan Isles, Canada and other colonies the re
naming 49, 900 at home, but much scattered in
various foresses OF England, Ireland and Stotland-
The British artillery amounts TO about 10000 men
only and 1910 guns well horsed and mounted. In ad-
don to the regular army peace establishment, as
it is called, militia system. has lately gone into oper-
alton, 80, 900 were, in conformity with this svs-
TEN, armed and disciplined in twentyone days The last
year.-Addng these troops if such they can be cal
led the whole home effective force of Great Britain
at the present time, is $4,000 mn. According to the
militia system, $4,000 more OF disciplined troops will
be added the coming year. The naval force of Great
Britain amounts 10 10000 men and $40 vessels; OF
these $50 steamers and 60 ships of the line. Some
additions 10 be made the coming year, both in men
and steamers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

When you see good looking young widow. pro-
menade the street daily. don't imagine she wants Sc
cond husband Oh, such an. idea never enters her
head.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

DATENT MEDICINES.-4 boxes Sands So
l. boxes Townsend's do, doz, Risley's do
mans Drops, gross Wrights Pills, gross bate
gross Peters do, doz. Spencers do doz P SO
do. dozen Moats do. gross Ayers Cbev PP.skEhs
doz. Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry &c. C. hP 5FTra
Druggist and ADoib"nL,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

STATISTICS OF DRUNKENNESS In the city OF Lon
don, the numbers in IS51--drunkards arrested,
ESQ; disorderly persons arrested. 6ol. Edinburgh:
with 100000 inhabitants in 1871, shows 4S24 ar
rests for drunkenness and disordery conduct in that
year; and iii 1851. when the population was 166.OoO'
the arrests only 2,7s3, while Glasgow. with
333,65l inhabitants in 1862 had in that year l0,o12
arrests.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

gI-The steamship Niagara, arrived at Halifax
on the 3lst ult., with dates to the 10Th. We find
little OF interest in her political news. In the Brit
ish Parliament, Lord John Russell referred to Aus
trian proceedings towards Sandman subjects in
sequence of the Milan instruction. The Sandman
Government had requested British interference a.
gainst the sequestraton, and the latter had in con-
sequence addressed a strong letter to Vienna upon
the subject. France was quiet The Pope's pres
ence at the Coronation was considered uncertain
The Budget for 1854 estimates the surplus for that
year at nine millions of francs, equivalent to about
seventeen hundred thousand dollars
AdVces from the Cape of Good Hope, state that
arrangements were in progress for peace between
the British and Kafirs. The steamer Mississippi
sailed thence on the I'd February for Japan.
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, oil. !,

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTs -----
TsHE subscriber has inst returned from !. Olis,
he has purchased direct from the ma me North ~
porters large stock carefully selected WIN;
the lowest prices, consisting in part Of: en he
DRUGS s. MEDICINES.-Casto oon
bottle and dozen: EPSON Salts Blue oy the ran
GAGS Rhubarb seidlitz and Soda Powders
rick's and Schifn Cos Select Powders Me-
Root; Barley Mace Ginger Alspce sq HasIs A Anu
CHEMICALS. 200 OF. Suph. ou;n;no psS
Weightman - 20 lbs. Caomel 6 or Snlnh Power,
lbs. Pro-to Carb. Iron Act: Lead Snl,t MOrphna
and Quinine; Tannn; Valeranate Of Iron. 1 Zinc Cit s
Zinc. WY aeriaDa, Va
PAiNTS.-Io,O 900 lbs White Lead. nnro 70. e Of
Lead, extra 900 lbs White Lead No oo9ol lbs VIA
Ochre in Oil 1000 Spanish Brown in Oil 900 YpI
Red do; 500 Chrome Green in Oil Chrome Vo Venei
ground Verdigris; Pummice Stone I;,h fellow DO. Ia
Terra de Siene; 1000 Black Lead in OH ige; Unbw
Whale and Sperm Oils; Train Oil 200o Lnseed on on
Window Glass; 20 reams Sand Paper; Putt' V1es asO
Lead &c &C. '9' Whiting Ps
PASTRY s. CooKING-2 gross Ye,st D . led
Tartar Bi-carb: Soda Vanilla Beans F, iOwden; e.
Vanilla, Rose, Nutmegs &C., Isnglass GeIat;na Lnoa
Gelatine, sc. "'ine RuSSsh
FANCY ARTICLES.-76 doz Tooth - 'a
scrtment 10 dozen Shaving Brushes dn "a large
doz. Comb Brushes; 80 doz. lair Rrnsh VA fah
Brushes doz. Cloth Brushes so doz Sbar;'i dog H.
Lubben's Extracts. assorted doz Ess Ws Soap; 6d
Oriental Drops; IL doz German Colopna paqqaet ldJ
Powder and Puff Boxes Cold Crem To pei Colae0s
Powder Tobacco Pouches Co nbs 30 dp 6Salye TS1
Blenders Fitch Brushes Spruce Gum c. amt RuS:
sons. Lemons and Goodwn's Fine Cut oh Ande,T
ported Cigars Cigar Cases, &C. &c Far I; SO@Oin.
and retail by VIM IT SAFE Whoe,s
Oct. q DrugoiSt IL flTT;
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

GAMING AN EDIToR.-On Tuesday last the Demo-
Gratis of Norfolk presented to Mr. Sawyer, of tie
argus handsome gold-headed ebony cane, in token,
as the inscription upon it says, of his services in
the campaign of 1882" Sawyer bore the applica-
ton of tie cane with great deal of patience ard
christian fortitude.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

A lady said to her beau, after fifteen long years
coartship. Charles. am going on Of Town io-mof
row.
Where I"
" don't know"
When you coming back !"
Never"
What are you going for 7"
$. am going 10 look for something which you have
not. never had, and yet give me without any loss
to yourself"
i" You very welcome to it, am snre, but what
is itr'
"A husband -
"Why. you mis- ht have had that fifteen years ago
if you had only said the word but was afraid 10 be-
gin"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

The lea trade which is transacted at New York is
represented TO De the most lucrative business in the
States.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

LAuOhS "hIoh uAoy NC lOulu-
Superfine Broad Cloths;
do. Drap d'Ete;
Black and fancy Cassimeres;
Blue, BLK and gray Sattinets;
Plain and striped Tweeds;
Plain, striped and gold mixed
Kentucky Jeans;
Black satin silk Velvet and
other Vestings;
Cravats and ScarfS;
Spring Cassimeres;
Tally Velvets;
Marseilles Vestings;
California stripes& cottonade.
FOR LAD]
Super black Grodarine Silk,
Sc inches; nar
Super black Broc. do.
do. cold do. do.
Plain and fancy do.
Green and blue Boraige;
Fig ana pam do.
Lawns and Muslins;
Superfne Armenian do.
.arge emb. Grape Shawls;
Canton Grape Neck do.
Silk do. do
French Habit Collars, worked
do. morning do. fronts
Neck, Bennett. 81 Cap Ribbons
Black and cold Kid Gloves:
do. silk Mits and do.
Cold 6 Is 50 do
Cotton IS sc a.
Buttons. Gimp e Trimmings
A large supply Of mems, ",
Together with a large stoe
THING; besides q variety q
mention :
Also, a large supply. of eros.
wilmington, N. G March
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6. All FoOl's Day"

The lst of April should beyond all question, be
highly popular anniversary, since common consent
has dedicated devoted and set it apart tor the ex
press use and behoof of a large, influential and IN
creasing class of the community-here and else
wbere-a class which is destined never to be pro-
perIy enumerated duly appreciated, since natural
modesty prompts each person to omit his own name
from the census thereof.
his idea of appropriating one whole day for the
express purposes of folly is something akin to the
German custom of concent rating the coughing,
sneezng, etc, of whole congregation into certain
allotted stops in the services when the preacher sets
the example by drawing forth his handkerchief and
blowing his nose, the whole congregation following
suit The custom is founded upon philosophical
considerations.
Most respected and respectable patron Saints of
this most sunshiny day-we would offer you our
very profound obeisances if we could only find you
or any of you, but of course none of you read the
/" Jour al" The perusal of that most sage and cru
dite periodical places the peruser instantly beyond
the pale of your ancient and honorable fraternity,
and affords such conclusive evidence of god taste
and discrimination, forever after to ignore any
claims that might be set up for admission. We can
Only say 10 readers keep cool BE not fright
ened by the deterioration of your rament, for verify
will be discovered in your coat and boomers
by observing friends and unexpected streaks of black
will decorate your countenance, and sundry other
serious and portentous things will occur; and you
will be demonstrated April Fool by small boys with
thumb nose, & fingers expanded; for all which and
much more you must not lose your temper, neither
permit your spirit to be perturbed since there is
profit to be realized thereby, neither is there any
money to be made.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

If you are disquieted at anything, you should con
slider with yourself is the thing of that worth thai
for It should SO disturb myself and lose my peace and
tranquility!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

The commercial intercourse of the country with the
Pacific is growing rapidly tits said that there are
twenty five TO thirty vessels ii The port of New York
up for California alone. embracing large number of
the most spehdidly built clipper ships. There are
also eight fine vessels up for Australia and all fitting
at satisfactory rates. Those loading for California
taking in valuable cargoe<, consisting chiefly of -four,
lumber, provisions, machinery, and assorted goods
To Australia, the chief articles consist of -four um
her, tobacco, rce spirits, and assorted merchandise,
suitable for that distant market.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK.

TOHN KYLE has just received large and we'll selected
y stock of French, English Irish Italian Swiss and Anne
riean DRY GOODS which, having selected with the great
est care ne Is to offer at unusually low
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

U S. FUNDs.-From the Treasurer's statement,
we learn that the net amount in the Treasury SUBJ
ject to draft on the 28th ult., was S18,O54297 co.
of which there in the depository at Wilmington,
N. c., $lI,679 40.