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Save your Earnings.

The practice which apprentice clerks and others
have of spending their earnings fast they accu-
mulae, is one great why many never attain
a position above medocrity in life. A person who
receives but small compensation for his services
WILL with little over his exchequer and system
of regularity his expenditures, find at the end of the
wear he is prepared to encounter any emergency or
mishap But as a general thing they manage to get
rid of their earnings quite quick as they are due
thus leaving them wholly unprepared for emergencies
by sickness otherwise system OF curta'lIng un'
necessary expense if adopted by our younger folks
would bring around the most happy and gratifying
results and be the means of raising to eminence ana
s. andng in society many who now have contracted
the habit of parting with their earnings so readily
| fooshly; for the habit of keeping continually IN
debt begets indifference and dssi patton, lack OF
self respect and an utter disregard for future prospects
The real cause of great deal of crime may be traced
to the habit of foolish expenditure of money In ear
" life-AIbdnu Transcript.
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A Governor IN PErT1coArs-During the reign of
Queen Anne, the Earl of Clarendon was appointed
Governor Of the province of New York, and COM
missoned to represent her Majesty in that Office
The Earl whose upper chamber seems to have
been somewhat scantily furnished, understood this
phrase rather too literally, and actually put on
woman-s dress as his official costume painting oil
him, thus accoutered, still exists in England.
Boston Courier.
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500 REV ARD.

A PROCLAMATION,
BIZ HIS Erceency DfvID s. REID Governor Of the State Of
North Cardinal
WHEREAS it has been represented to me that one john
w CuRRE late the county of Baden stands charged
with murder kincheon Vause in the county of Co
umbus and that the said Cure has filed from justice, and
probably escaped beyond the limits of the State.
Now therefore, the end that the said Curre be
brought trial for said offence do hereby issue
dollars for his apprehension and delivery the Sheriff Of
Columbus county.
No description of John Currie has been given.
t++++++++t Given under my hand and atteted with the
SEAL Great Seal of the State of North Carolina, at
t++++++t the City of Raleigh, this 18th day of April
| D., 1853. DAVID ,. hElD.
| By the Governor.
SA,iUEG. F. ADAMS, Private Secretary.
! Anr 33-w3w.
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TO the Voters of New Hanover County.

Esor sens-In short time it viii devore upon you
to elect from amongst your NUMBER suitable person to NIL
the Office County Court Clerk Allow me to present to
;darat;on nv name as candidate for that Office land at
h time to return my sincere thanks for your liberal
heretofore bestowed and to promise you elected
10 discharge the several duties of that Office with fidelity and
zeal. M = . - = 90 !.
April 13ti, 1853 iet-'e-oAT'e
n59rTty 4 papers copy
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NOV LANDING and for sale by FREEMAN HOUS-
~ TOM
Is bbls Whisky, Rum. Gin and Brandy;
so do. Sugar; 40 bbls. Canal Flour;
so bags Coffee i; 10 chests Tea;
so bbs. Pork 20 bbls. and kegs Lard;
10 do and half bbls. Fulton Market Beef;
10 ferkns Butter 20 boxes Candies;
20 bbs fresh Crackers. Butter, Soda and Sugar;
80 boxes Adamantine and Tallow Candies;
so boxes Soap 20 bags Pepper and Spice;
40 kegs White Lead 10 b6ls. Lineeed Oil;
% bbIs Sperm and Lard Oil; Is boxes Tobacco;
10000 Cigars 10 bbls snuff 50 n rea%s Paper
Also Soused Salmon and No. Mackerel, in kits Salt
Pepper, Mustard, Sauco Also Horter ana 9th
err Wines fine old Liquors with variety o. olner
BUSINESS COATS. A fun assortment. at .,x,,,,7,e.
X A.-i On SCOTT. d BALDW1N'S.
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SINGULAR AND SUDDEN DEATH. Mr.. George II
Burch of Alexandria, died very suddenly at the res
idence of his father few days since. He complain
ed of burning sensation in his stomach, which con-
tnued to increase until he in great agony
During the few hours of his illness his only request
was for water of which he drank fire ordinary sized
buckets full
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DIED.

in this town, the Goth inst SSANSAH L. PORE infant
daughter of n Pope. decd aged months and 20 days
In this town, on Thursday morning, 18th inst Mrs MARY
months and a half
In this county, the 10Th inst, JEEtTA ANN, daughter
OF Thomas and Elizabeth Mott aged II years.
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$40 REWARD

WILL he paid for the apprehension and delivery to M
w me, or lodged in the Jail at Wilmington; Of e
nv man HARRY who left my service on the 18th of a
March last HARRY was employed a Dster at ~
Rocky Mount Edgecombc county for several has
wife in that vicinity, owned by Mr. Arthur Freeman
where he is probably lurking he is about feet or
inches high, stout built, and black complex
HENRY MUTT.
Wilmington n c. Gosh April. 1853 I93-33tf
ks-Her I'D and Commercial copy.
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RAYS FROM THE N. Y. LANTERN.-Amongs the ar
rivals in the city notice that of fine " Mustang. "
Our boy Dick wishes to know if il is going to be boil
ell into d" Lniment"
Our CITY ARTICLE Money is tight still-very.-
friends endeavorng 10 borrow enough for drink -
Money was rot to be had readily call, however.
Young Tom Hardup attempted to bleed his COVER
nor yesterday of the ridiculous sum of fifty dollar;
but the operation was not effected
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Of the purs belonging TO r. Barton we believe
that the following is little known A gentIems.
coming one day into his ROOM told him that Dr.
Vowel was dead; What" said he, Vowel dead
thank God il is neither 1T nor ~
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NorE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne soldin the
subject to the expense Of landing Inspection,
cooperage, Sc; Lumber so cents to 81 NJ Tar
and Turpentine about 10 Is per barrcand for
val when brought about the
incurred *For dry Virgin mixed Turpentne, 4
deduction is made according to quality.
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OUR STOCK Is COMPLETE.
THIS WEEK.

DACKAGES Of Nen Books, per Adams & Co.'s Express,
i is just at hand, embracing =
White, Red Black-Sketches of Amerieah Society, BY
Francis and Theresa Pufsczky.
Mr. Browns Letters to Young Man about Town, ny
Thackeay; also, by same, The Paris Stretch Book Shabby
Genteel Story Book of Snob; Ftz Doodle; Pnehs Prize
Novests; The Fat Contributor; Travels in London Yellow
Plush Papers Mans Wives Luck of Barry 1ynd6n Sketch
Ireland Clara Moreland by Emnerson Bennett VIC
la by do; Vlette by Currer Bell Shirley and Jane Eyre,
by do Swallow Barn and Horse Shoe Robinson by Kenne
ay; Cabin and Paror, by J. T. Randolph " This is not
book written up to an order or for particular occasion
1t conceived by its author long before the publication
Uncle Toms Cabin When Mrs. Beecher Stowe vas sdp
plying the National Era with weekly chapters of Toms Cab
in it most focby occurred Mr. Randolph that there many
gross exaggeraon of facts in what otherwise promised
to be good story This production presented to
the reading public the result of conference
ment made for its publication at that time between Author
and Publisher
More Fortunes of the Cov Family together with Frank
Fairleigh and Lewis Arundel, by author.
Apriltl4th s. w. WHITAKER.
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Remember, ye who ridicule young man for MS
narsmony, and stigmatize him "a small" that by
and by he can afford to be generous when you have
nothing to give.
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spaslns In the Stomach
cured by IoIIeysayss pills.

Extract Ct letter from Mr. Dalwoo Of sgd
ney new south Wales dated Sep. l4th lS50To Professor
holloway had experimental Knowledge of the
gooo produced by your valuable Pill consider duty
20 MAKE knon That two daughter then sixteen
o mad suffered for long time with cramps the stomach
holehey, and indigestion. tried remedies
put few doses of wonderful Pill have restored
pere ieaf and she entirely free symptoms
her inner Complaint :.
soa al me establishment Of Professor Holloway 244 Strand
Bar Londoh and by all respectable Druggists and
10 Medicines throughout the British Empire and of those
United states in Boxes &c. 81 So each Whole
principal Drug MesSrs
D. d. Sands, New York. s. b. q j. A. Evans, Wilmington,
There is considerable saving by taking the largest
b Directions for the guidance patients disorder
are affixed to each Box
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FRESH ARRIVALS FROM NEW YORK.
I Z BBLS. of extra Family Flour
10 80 Bags do. do. do.
Is Boxes fresh Soda Crackers;
5 bbs. do do do.
5 kegs Goshen Butter;
. bags Rio Coffee;
bbIs prime Western Hams;
hhds do. do Shoulders
Is bbls. N. o. Molasses a prime article
bales Cotton Yarn. Low for cash at
Anril 22d 1853. GEORGE II. KELLEY'S.
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FIVE CENTS REWARD.

FIVE CENTS REWARD.
TIME above reward will be given for my boy, who runaway
/ from me some few days since. Said boys name is
MARLEY V. PEARSON, and was bound to me according
to Law A. 5 Z. POWELL.
Clinton Sampson co, n c., April 22d, 1853 S3-2w.
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home from Washington, writing to the Patriot says ::
s'On board the Wilmington steamer a servant came
TO me whilst engaged in reading Uncle Toms Cabin,
and told me the Captain desired to present my tick
ct. | obeyed his order, and presented myself before
the captain of the steamer. He inquired my name
which gave him, with my ticket purchased in We'll
don He then asked my age replied, it was none
of his business. He insisted, and said that he had to
report every passenger to the City Council of Charles
ton, with their age residence and place of BIRTH un
der penalty of one thousand dollars and, moreover
he had to forfeit that amount if any of the passengers
became paupers within twelve months. We'll my
good fellow, said I, you are in bad box. if that
is your situation; for am afraid onehalf of them are
paupers already. You ruined man sir. and your
company is bankrupt already. twouId be we'll 10
bout your steamer and put back into Wilmington"
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Co-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.


THE subscribers inform their friends and the public gener-
ally that tney nave enere9 INTO eo-parneshp. under
acting the GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARD
ING BU SINES, in all its different branches, the old
stand of R. H. GRANT, next door to the Custom House. Wa
street, and would be glad to their friends at any
time. X. IL. GRANT.
E. MURRAY.
Wilmington, n c., April Goth, 1858 195lm-35-6t
MURRAY * GRANT,
WHOLESALE GROCERS & COMMISSION MER-
w CHANTS. Wilmington, n. G.
April 20th 1858. 333m
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Unwritcn Kisses.
" FANNY FERN.

"A sensible contemporary says; g The women ought
to make pledge 10 kiss man who uses tobacco"
So they had but the deuce of il is all the handsome
men use it some shape! And kissing is luxury not
10 be dispensed with! AS to female kiss, faugh
there's effervesence in it. it's as fiat as an unmxed
soda powder If Pm victmized that way I always
take an early application of soap and wafer You
will see women practice it sometimes, Just 10 keep
their hand in. [lps mean. but it is miserable sub
stitute-sham article don half the time 10 tantalize
some of the male audience Il hope to be pardoned
for turning States evidence but don't pin if
an't!] Now kissing is natural gift, not TO be
quired by any bunges when jon meet gifted broth
er, make note ont as Capt Cutie says There's
your universal ksser who can't Distinguish between
your kiss and Your grand mothers faugh! There's
your philosophical transcendenta ksser. who goes
through the motions in the air then theres-oh my
senses they say there's such thing 'unwritten
misc,' and unwritien poetry have my private
pCions there are unwritten kisses
Fanny has not only remarkable talent for describing
kiss, but she has evidently taste for the thing it.
self, and knows how to appreciate it, She is glor-
Gus woman. and her heart is in the right place, or
she could have such just conception of the
qusite " little lururH."
Tricks OF DUEIL1sTs-Ata recent grand demostra-
ton of the Friends of Peace at Manchester England
John Bright, M. p made the following disclosure
He said, &c was not very long ago, in the shop of a
gunsmith in London, and heard there what had not
the least reson doubt, that ii is the commonest thing
in the world now if there is TO be duel, that some
friend of the parties procured pistols, and good
care TO be supplied with balls from the gsame place,
which are made OF a material which Signor BlitZ,
believe has occasionally used in his exhibitions
They are something like balls in appearance but
when they are put in the pistol and the ramroI goes
down. they all 20 to dust Now that is what dueII-
ing has come TO; but it is only few years since
dueIling believed to be indispensable for the
settlement of private quarres wars now believed
10 be indispensable between communities and nations
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Nj TIC mills sfe Gil very wti surpiis6 md islst
20 demand for tas articis.


April .I3acons 9l@ Cestor..
strictly pms P5irqe fa5
sI Sg % Fessrs Flair
ass e 8 -. ss tsss g
ba 24@27c, New Orleans $4,000 Salt iycrpod 81 70.
Bacon-The slight reduction we noticed in Thrsdays
continue. CottonWe adyansed our figures on
day It continued the close of the week with little
variation sales this morning at lose Corn sslls readily Ct
abod present figures Flour--No change Trads for the
NEW YORK April l6-Naval Stores-Tncre has been
fair business IBIS 1pentne sold g 81 ~
Spirits sold at 5ia Sd cents cas time, held q 55c
300 bills Tar at 81 SO 600 bbls Common Rofin %
1000 y bbis. Fine i R5sin. 81 70 q 80.
RiceThe arrivals since our last have been large on
however rates the holders refusing sell at
lower figures the sales Of Sic week are about 600 and
$50 bbs at A a Al. -sss-ass - xs-s.ss.
NEW ORLEANS, April 10 On Tuesday 1000 bales
of Cotton sold at firm prices The
at New Orleans is and all the sStsr9 az
The stock on hand comprises S05, GOO bales
CHARLESTON, April l9-Cotton The market conlins
very quiet The sales to-day limited TO 5sO bales
at extremes ranging from 81 to lie.
BALTIMORE. April 19:-Flour-Eoward street brands;
5 81 CORN on1 Neal e II S SS Rsd Wheat Ss
81 10, white Wheat IL g 81 10 to 81 20 y bushel as
s. White se Corn s. s. cents and
81 So cents n buhe Maryland Oats 80 3S cents Penn
"a for 1 se fs s g sssss s'fi
bBl Prime Pork sl4 Is. Mess Beef Is so $l6. Bacs
shoulders cents sides cents and hams 10 2a cents b.
Lard in tbls o in keg; ~ cents 2 H. Whis5ss
NEW YORK. April 49, Cofee-sa1es at Ssc for Rio, s4
for St Domogo and III for Java. Sugasales 4@5c for
Mu,covado 4@52c for New Orleans. Moasses--sales of
Orleans at 1908 Foursales at 81 56@i 62a for STATE.
and 81 62t@4 8 for Genesee Wheatsales Mt 81 p for
white Geneses and 81 10 for Southern white cornsales
of mixed 62 and 65 for yellow. Cotton is easier with
sales of 700 bales. Whkey sales at 23c Porksues u
400 bb Prime at $l3 62 eef-sales Of Mess at $i2 59
49, Sales of Bacon 6i@63; Hams 81 Lard-sales of 25v
bbls. at 9i@l03c
HAVANA. April 9.-Sugar active at enhancing rates
Sales to-day of 5000 boxes Cucurruchos Browns and Mid!
ding yelows at st 81 reals Whites Mt 81 reals
Muscovadoes tend downwards prices ranging from Al g.
reals Moasses and in demand II "a for Cayes
No sales of Lumber, Beef Rice Cheese at 13r
Flour $40. HAMS Is @ l4r prime Eastern and Orleans
ditto, 16 1877 Sugar box Shocks, ST. Hogshead Shocks
abundant and dull Freights to the United States so
81 62 p box, and Sc so 81 q hid. and % 90 10 for
Molasess. Exchange on London, q 81 premium New
York, q q U cent discount.
LIVERPOOL, April 6th-Coton firm but dull at Fair
Orleans, 6sd. Middng sgd; Fair Uplands 64d Mid
ding sgd. McI1enry the market is fairly supplied and
that prices l6 to Id below the extreme rates of the
week preceding. Rice quiet and unchanged.
WHIPS, WHIPS-On hand, Buggy, Coach, Sulkcyy
Anr;Io 1880 ' " WIZ KJNS0Nr 4, 4J.s,J mn
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Maine Disaster.

New York, April l8-The ship Sea Duck went ashore
this morning at Long Branch She has feet water in her
hold, and assistance has been sent to her.
The ship Persian will bilge, Herpasengers and baggage
landed safely and will the city this afternoon
The ship Marhas Vineyard has sunk in deeper water, and
will be abandoned.
PHILADELPHIA. April 1S-The schr Ella, from New York
for Wilmington n c.. went ashore Saturday night
Newboll's Point. Cape Henlopen.
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BUSINESS COATS. A full assortment. at
ID April 90. SCOTT q BALI" ls =.
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Wholesale Prices Current.

AXES .prdonlo 90 . Is 90 lMIFLLETs. 8,
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asnoI[an us are dearly purchased at the expense
We paiD. Enemy for the latter will take ten times
%aservio1o inJure than the former will take to do
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Oregon.

The returns of the late election in Ore.
gon, though incomplete, give General
Lane majority of 1,500 votes as Dele.
gate to Congress.
The Journeymen Printers of Oregon
and Washington Territories recently held
convention in Portland, to organize a
Typographical society. They established
as rates of compensation $1,000 per an
MN, or So per day. Crops look well in
Oregon. There are four steamers now
building on the Columbia and Willamette
rivers, and nine running. Three years
ago there was none.
New coal discoveries have been made
in Oregon, and it is said to exist in large
quantities within few miles of the
Columbia river. Gold has also been dis
covered in considerable quantities on the
Santana, o. L. Some prospectors obtain
cd 81 per day by panning. The mines in
Southern Oregon are also said to be doing
well. 1t is said that Ex-Governor Gaines
(ofOregon) was candidate for constable
at the late election and was defeated.
How are the mighty fallen.
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List Of Arrivals at the principal Hotels up to
ii a. m this dav

Bro'rn's Hotc..-A l. Tyler. st Louis; II Wat
kins and lady, Md; Miss Watkins, do; Master Wat
kins, do; w Wheeler, do; A b MINIS, NY; Mr. G.
White, NC; l. Jennings, Tenn; : Sims SC: f
A Sanders, do; l. EdmOnstom, Ga; w ID Mcrriweth-
er, Va, Johnson, Tenn; ] A Todd, do; J Mullen
Ohia; Mullen, do; Douglass, Vo; Judge Doug
lass, lady and chiid, Fla; T G Rust, Ga; j 5 Rust
do; Mis- Paley, Miss Halves, and servant, London,
} II Small, Pa; w eager. MobiIe w Hearsv La
II keener, Pa; Lieut. Eaton, USA; : Eberlin Pa
f. Caldwell do: Il Briscoc, Bat b Camplon do
w Compton, do; l. Aeyle, lady and children, Ohio
Col Smith, st DOuis; II FAINT, DC; p $ Care and la
dy; NJ; ID iialsheizer, do; T Gilmore, NC; G
Worstall, Pa, Miss Smith, do; e Brown, Md: O VI
SIllibfldse, Ga; Mrs French, do; DIR Evansfield Md
Ogden, Md; T Kelly, do; p MCGOWAN, do; p 7
Thompson, do; w Gaines, Va; Can't Williams.
USN; Nj Martin, and son, Wis; NJ b Darling do;
Sheffield, NO; I.ashley, and family, Miss
National Hotel l. AspinwaII, n Y; u Wa
tutncy, Y; g w Cramer, G.; B II Springer, p;
ID Young, Ga; Maj Richard Delafied, e 5 Engi-
neers; w Whitlock, c; L. Pug:,, j A Parrot Il
Bright, Z; Lee, Y; w & Briscoc, Md; w
q Armstrong, : &; II Rae, Pa :; A II Brewer, O; &
Boys and lady, HopknSville; & Brawncr, Md; p
Massey, Tcnn;C jenkins, N Y;C lIardestv
and lady Mo; + Hard sly and lady, Miss Hardcsiv.
Miss Palmer, La; A II Evans and daughter, Mo G
Mr. Thornton, Mo; Ethan Allen, La; + NJ Pu.h. Pa;
A Mitchell, Pa; Hart Ala Mrs A Flock and
child, Y; J w Moon, l. : A; II Wington N,w
MeNh o; II WoOdman, Boston; G. q SIasier, w G
Marcy, and w Pease, n Y.
FIRING Hotet.-J Jones, USF A Burgess Va;
Miss Burgess, do; Miss Ottcrhack. do; Gen Jose.
Nillimil, Minister OF Ecuador: Mrs GraysOn, NO;
c Miner, Pa; w Minor and , children, do, NJ O
Byrhe Balt "A " aterinan, do; G Bennett, do; NJ
Tcenpru, no; ID Murphy, do; G w Todd do; G. ]
Nelson, do; & Gtran, USN.
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Second Dispatch.

BALTIMORE, II P. M.-Thc Convention
proceeded to nominate. Col. G.. w.
Hughes, of Anne Arundel; Walter Mitchell
of Charles; L. w. Logon, II. G. S. Key
Washington Duvall, and Edward Ham
mond, were proposed as candidates for
Governor.
The Convention voted rira roce.
On the first ballot Hughes received q
votes Mitchell, %; Logon, 10 Key, Is;
Duvall, 3; Hammond, l.
The second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth,
seventh, and eighth ballots were nearly
the same.
They are still balloting at quarter
past one. Probably they will adjourn
soon until afternoon.
Key was gaining on the last ballot
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING STAR.
Serious Accident on the Camden and Amboy
Railroad. Persons killed and Twenty

PHILADELPHIA, August 10.--1 P. NJ
Yesterday afternoon the train of cars which
left Amboy at 4 P. NJ. going: very fast to
recover lost time, when at the old bridge
eight miles from Amboy, collision &C.
CURED with the train from Philadelphia.
The engine was smashed and several cars
were destroyed. Four passengers were
killed, and over twenty wounded. The
killed, are the daughter of Mr.. D. II.
Dustin, of New York; the nurse of the
same whose name is unknown; and a
German, and an unknown Irish woman.
Wounded.-Wm. B. Ralysa, of Union
town, New Jersey, and Joseph Davis, of
Norristown, New Jersey, are dangerous.
ly wounded.
Among the others not dangerously
wounded arc the Rev. James Purviance,
wife, and child, of Mississippi, John H.
Rowland, of Norfolk, Virginia, Albert
Eberman, Mary Shelly, and Thaddeus
Wentworth, of Philadelphia, James Nc
Cormick, wife, and daughter, of Harris
burg, Pennsylvania, Mrs. Maynard and
child, and Mr.. Dodson, of Washington,
and others. None from Baltimore.
The engineers and conductors have been
arrested.
There has been an Indignation meeting
of the passengers. The dead and wound
ed have been taken to New York.
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By J. C. MCGUIRE, Aucsionesr.


DEREMPTORH SALE OFCENTRAL PROPER
i TY.-On TUESDAY next, the 10th instant, al
O'Clock, tire premises, shall positively sell, 10
the highest bidder, the frame two-story and attic
Cottage, containing sN rooms ne north of the Bap
tst Church. on 10th street west, between and
streets morrill, being part OF Lot No. III, IN square
No. 311.
Terms Of sale: One third cash $500 on the ID OF
December next; and the balance in one year from
te day of sale. The deferred payments 10 bear in
terest and be secured by deed Of trust otherwise
hue perfect Possession rivcn immediately. All
ConvcyaHces at the purchasers expense. IL the
terms be not complied with within three DAYS, the
property 10 be resold at the rsk and expense Of the
purchaser. C Mcguire
aug l0-d Auctioneer
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California News.

New YORK, August 10th 12I M.-The
steamer Illinois, arrived here to-day with
the California mails, and three hundred
passengers, and over one million dollars
of gold. She left Aspinwall on the evening
of the first, and encountered severe
weather in cossing the caribbean Sea.
Died on board-Mr. Gilmore, an em-
ployce Of the Panama Railroad Comnany.
John Dryer and Joseph Roberts the
latter belonging to England. Arrived
the packet ship Henry Clay from Liver
pool.