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

The manufacture of jewery is carried on in this
city to large extent. though it is difficult to obtain
accurate statistics respecting it, the interests f
the manufacturers would not be promoted thereby
1t is estimated however, by Of those most large
ly engaged in the business that the annual manu-
facture in this city amounts to S3,000.000. There
are seventeen houses engaged in it on large scale
and twice as many small manufacturers. One of the
former is understood to do business amounting to
five hundred thousand dollars per annum and the
average number of men employed by each is sixty or
seventy Two, at least. employ about one hundred
and fifty men each. These men are mostly Germans
though there are many French and Americans. The
latter with suitable advantages considered quite
as skilful as any. The wages given range from SO
to SIS per week. Some earn from $40 to $25: and
few have been known to get $50 per week. GolI
soyereigns chiefly used. though refined gold from
the bullion Offices is worked up to considerable ex-
tent. Some manufacturers consume 50 500 worth
every week. The business is a lucrative one and
" IS never better than now.
Some discussion has taken place recently amnng
the newspapers to the relative value of American
and foreign jewelry. We are inf rmed that in plain
work American is generally stronger, and that part
OF the gold that shows is purer In French jewelry
every article is of equal fneness throughout but
the gold is beaten thin to be almost like pa per-
and the interior is filled with wax, paper, &C. In
American jewelry the face Of the article is from
sixteen to eighteen carats fne-the back, twelve
carats. French is fourteen carats. In this city
probably much more American iewery is worn than
foreign. The manufacture of jewelry is carried on
in Newark, New Jersey, to q large extent.
J0urnol of Comn,eycf
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LIBERTY STOVE WORKS AND HOLLOW w RE
FOUNDRY, PhIladeIphn.

The undersigned respectfully inform the public that hav
ing still further enlarged and improved their WORKS. and
increased their facilities, they prepared
ORDERS for stoves hoowware &C. the most reasonable
terms. They invite the attention of SOUTHERN and
WESTERN MERCHANTS, to their large and extensive
assortment of NEW PATTERNS, all of which have been
of design durability, utility and in their operation
comprising the most complete and varied assortment of
Tight Cook, for wood coal Complete Cook Star Air
Tight Sta: Franklin Star Radiator Fire King Radiators
Improved Jenny Lind Cannon Stoves Bases Bare Cylin
ders Bar Rooms Radiator Plates Tea Kettles Ranges;
Gas Ovens &c, SC
COUNTRY MERCHANTS desirous of ordering by let
ter. have list of prices by mall containing draw
and descriptions of all the different varieties of stoves
&c. ABBOTT LAWRENCE,
Feb. 25-256ml Brown ST. above Fourth Philadelphia.
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SMITHVILLE MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY,
WILL its fourth session in the building
w 18th of February and close its scholastic year 18th
Dec 1858. Organization and charges heretofore. Mr.
Murphy excepted whose services, if will be
piled a competent For particulars address the
principal. JAMES H. BRENT,
Dec Billion Smthville, n c.
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X MOVAL.

De
INHE SUBSCRIBER has removed from his old stand on
l. Market ST. to the and commodous Store on Front
ST., No Granite RO,C, door below Mr.. J. D. Loves
Furniture Warehouse and adjoining Messrs. McRae Har-
r's Croekery Store where he opening very large
stock OF HATS, CAPS, UMBR ELIAS AND WALKING
CANES viz: 1000 dozen Mems and Boys Palm Leaf Hats
single and double brms at prices ranging IS
81 % per dozen 300 dozen Mems and Boys single doub
dozen Men and 1ouhs Panamas prices from $2 $50
per dozen Fur Silk, Moleskin and Wool Hats of
rlety style and price large assortment Of Children and
Misses Hats also, full and complete assortment of Mems
Boys and Infants Caps Cloth Silk Plush Silk Glazed &c
&s 70 dozen Silk Scotch, Gingham and Cotton Umbrellas
assorted sizes coor and prices SO dozen Walking Canes
Gold and Silver Ivory and Pearheads, Whaebone Hickory
Ne &c to which the attention of the citizens of Whining ton
and the surrounding country is respectfully solicited
All goods in my line will be sold prices the
quality than by other store in the State Country
chants will find stock very desirable and prices
will compare favoraby with any ether house North South
call respectfully solicited from all wishing to purchase
tieles in my line, either at wholesale retail
c. MYERS, Halter,
No. Granite Row, Front st.
Wilmingto n c.. March 18th.
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Judge Campbell.

The Washington, Union. in publishing the appoint
ment of John A. Campbell, Esq, TO the vacancy on
the Bench of the Supreme Court, pays to that gentle.
the following high and well deserved tribute
The special ground for commendaon selected by the
Union, is gratifying proof that il not by accl-
dent that the Presidents choice for that high station
settled upon emineny distinguished for the
seadfatness Of his devotion TO State Rights and STRICT
construction. The Union says:
The yacancy on the bench of the Supreme Court,
created by the death of Judge Mckinley. has been
filled by the appointment of John A. Campbell, OF AL
ALBANIA. The administration could not have male a
fortunate selection. Neither in respect to the
personal fitness residence OF MIR. Campbell, is this
appointment obnoxious 10 any objection He is a
lawyer and civilian of eminent position and OF attain
ments fully commensurate with his reputaon-a rep
utaton not confined 10 the limits of his own State,
but recognised and established in the forum over
which he has been called 10 preside In an important
before the Supreme Court, known TO the coun-
try as the Gaines case, Mr.. Campbell universal
applause for his extraordinary display OF learning. e
gal acumen, and all the higher and more ambitious
qualities of the profession His arguments i'll the case
were masterpieces of legal logc-not difuse, shallow,
or rhetorical, but deep, solid and compact They ex
torted the highest praise from the bar and the bench
of justice. But it is not merely in all the accomplish
ments OF the profound jurls that Mr. Campbell is hit
ted for in the supreme bench: for another and
higher and more important function fox the construc
tion OF the constuon-Mr. Campbell possesses eve
ry qualification. He understands thoroughly the
ture OF our system of government and is mhued with
the true spirit of the federal constitution. He learnt
his lessons of constitutional law in the State rights
school of Jefferson and Madison, nor will he far
forget the authority OF his masters as to lend the
ton of his name to the support Of consolidating dog
mas OF federalism AS statesman and JurIst his ell
ovation TO the supreme bench is justly occasion OF
cOngGatu alton TO The country,
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and ertenstre collection of Church Music by B.
Woodbury, author OF the Dcnler Llber Musicus, &c.
THIS book embraces many features, and it conf
IDENTIFY believed will be found the comprehensive,
attractive and useful work of the kind issued 1t has
been prepared answer to calls from the South
and West and embraces the Gems from all the most popu-
lar round note books the country together with much
Music written expressly for its By special arrange
ment, the right the avorte compositions of LOWELL
Mason ESQ., the distinguished composer and editor has
works the HANDEL HAYDN SOCIETY," COLLECTION; The
800 copies have been sold
and Others has made Selections have also been made
from the works of THOMAS HASTINGS WILLIAM B. BRAD
EsQS we'll from the other most distinguished
American and Foreign Composers The choicest pieces have
work which has had the astonishing sale of 900 copies
in the short time since its publication
Some idea of the extent and variety of this work be
Psalm and lynn Tunes of all Meters. Anthems, and Set
Pieces for all occasions and Revival Hymns, and Music, it
also large number of Juvenile Songs for the Sab
bath School and Social Circle and collection of Secular
Pieces of Moral Cast for the of Singing Schools
SC. To the whole is prefxed The ELEMENTS OF Music
NJ EASY being full exposition of the subject lustra-
by Exercises and pleasing for ca:
tce Teachers Chorsters and others interested invited
to examine this work. Retail price 81 90.
or sale by Lppncott Grambo Co., Philadelphia; w.
B. Smith & Co, Cincinnati IL. Critenden, ST. Louis
A Carter. Charleston T. S. Bidgood & Co.. Mobile; and
by book llers generally Published by Mason BROTHERS,
(ate Mason & Law J New York.
February 24th, 1858. 20-Sm
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MASONIC ACADEMY AT LONG CREEK. NC.
THIS Institution has just been opened under the direction
4 Of a competent and experienced Teacher.
TUITION PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Grammar and Geography o.. 49,. 81 SO
and the use Of the Globes .l...o.:. .r.' @ 12 90
class in Algebra Latin and Greek ve no w .'.s Is 90
etry, Logics and Metaphysics .e..... Is 90
French Spanish and Italian will be taught at the usual
prices To young gentlemen and ladies deSirou of acquiring
facility of speaking and writing these beautiful languages
this Institution it is presumed, will afford excellent op
portunity.
Board be obtained in the neighborhood from to dol
lars per month.
This Institution is to keep clear Of all sectarian opinions
J. d. POWERS, Pres. Board Trustees.
March 26 1852 21-tf
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Notice.

5%Sssrber bess leave to return his thanks to hi.
country friends for the liberal patronage he has
bm them for the past year, and would respectfully
mat mat he has just returned from the North with
a0g a. ~ a ND WINTER STOCK, which he is now re-
a1 hopes by strict attention to business to merit
'g0b OF ol the He has on hand the following n
Ia %S. Whiskey; 20 bags Coffee;
5sh. HUM; 10 bbls. Pork;
akb1lh rs Butter; 20 boxes Cheese;
So 'SIs' 81 Sugar, diHerent grades;
5Ob, Flour. fine and super;
FDDeSsS SggSs extra family Flour;
bora9Tdy Gin, Pepper, Ginger, Alspice, Indigo,
A PanosIS beef, Mackerel, Shoes, Spun Yarn, Fancy
np IS, Winter Goods for pants, Cutlery, Crocke-
Sc Sc %hiTting, Blankets, Buckets, Brooms, Soap,
n Dou't' ana many other articles too tedious to men
Oftbo Set to call at the old stand, Market-stree,
'p@nvt4oTn NSrolina Hotel. iHOS. G. CRAFT. .
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WILLIAM HI. LIPPITT,

IITHOLES ALE and Retail Druggist, and Dealer in
w Paints, Oils, Dye Stus Window Glass Garden Seeds,
Pumery, Patent Medicines, sc. Sc, Of Front and
Maketstreets, Immediately opposite SHAws old stand Will
nmgon, n. G..
THE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON. AND TRIMMI NC
HOUSE IN NEW YORK.
THOMAS G.. STEARNS. importer and jobber Of SILKS,
l MILLINERY, and FANCY GOODS 1872 Broadway,
has now in store and is daily receiving and offering
E comprising all the various styles and designs conss
ting of Black and Fancy Silks, MHrceIimcs. FIOren-
rss, ShaVVIs. Trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons, Tn1fetO
and Satin Ribbons, Dress Trimmings OF all kinds,
EmbrOIdc cries, French aud English Grapes, Grape
Mtts, BarOges, Laces, White Goods, Hosiery, L. C.
udkfs.
The undersigned would invite the attention of his friends
and the trade generally. He will offer great inducements
Cash and Short Time Buyers.
THOMAS G. STEARNS, 1872 Broadway,
Between Liberty street and Maiden Lane, n. Y.
Dec. 80, 1852. lily
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Zinc Soop the first manufactured of that n,sta
in Europe. has been launched al N tntes France -
Iron is used TO slight extent in the frame work arc
the deck and ufper works are Of wood. She is SAID
10 be OF very elegant built, and 10 draw but yssy
little water.
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NSEW TSORK =


D ECEIVED this day, the lt of March, lS53 at L. II.
n PIERCE'S Book Store.
Home Scenes and Studies by Grace Aquilar, author Of
Womans Friendship &c. This book needs recommend
alton from any it is sufficient to say it is by Grace
Aqular.
Life and works of Robert Burns edited by
bcrs. The complete collection of Burns works
compiled
Queschy, by the author of Wide Wide World.
Uncle Toms Cabin. Cabin and Parlor
Also the following Novels and cheap publications
The Fortunes of the Colve Family. by the author of
Frank. Fareigh, &c gem of household book, worthy
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The Ocean Born, tale of the Southern Seas.
The Marrying man. tale founded fact, by the author
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The Flying Artillers tale of Mexican Treachsry
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Ruth Garnett The Loves of the Earl of Rochester
Romance of Court Intrigue. by w H. Ainsworth
Hester Somerset, a novel by N******* M*****, first
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The Confessional or the Black Pentens, the Italian
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Minnie Grey, who is the Heir, by the author of Amy
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Zingra, the Gipsey, by Annetta Maria Maillard
Claude Duval, the dashing Highway man.
Lord axondale. Life among the London Astocracy
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Gus Howard or How Wna Wife by the author of Min
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Ugly Efie by Mrs Caroline Hentz author of Rena Ler-
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we'll
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General Notices.

MILLINERY.
MRS. SARAH H. KELLY has roturnos s..u. a.
VI North with well selected stock of SPRINGW ~
GOODS IN her line, consisting in part of adies at
of all styles. Feathers. Flowers Ar6coIs 1'g.
Caps, &c. which will be sold low "' i'ioooIS'
She is very thankful for past favors and still des;r.s ~
tlnuance of the Hats cleaned and trimmed as m.
March %, 1853 I6s o. &c % uaI. I
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'VN AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE AND
SEED STORE.

NgPPBB BBAnLPH n4PH \ Co, % FULTON ST, N. Y.
pTrTA6B FOR SALE a large assortment of AGRICUL-
! sssi,a aEinAL Al - AND HORTICG CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
nS Flows, and Castings Corn Shelters, Straw Cut
Seythes and Snaths Grain Mills, Sugar Mills
Ia PeT' Sausage Cutters and Suffers, OK Yokes and
tC,, & Hoes Hay and Manure Forks, Spades, ShoV-
GRTT' Wagons, Wheelbarrcws. &c.
Al ~ P22 Ia GARDEN AND FLOWER SEED-a large va
q P ZEN hrllllSERS-Peruvian ! Guano, Sup. Phosphate
ATSs Dust, Poudrettes, Charcoal Dust, Plaster. Dc
t5THT e ACTURERS of SCHNEBLY'S Reaping and
q Machine DANIELS Hay, Straw and Stalk Cut
gents for the sale of VIM. HOVEY'S Patent Straw
G descriptive catalogue viii Ne sent on application
~ March 25, l853.-29-5m
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
Mulberry Street, between Front and North Water
Streets. Wilmington. N. &.
TIME to keep hand large >243
/ and general assortment of CARRIAGES of AE9s92
his own manufacture which he offers for sale the most
reasonable terms among which may be found
Ba rOuches, Dumhams, Buggies, Wagons, Gigs, SUI
keys sc. Also, Harness of all kinds.
Purchasers will find to their interest to call and exam
before purchasing elsewhere determined not to
be undersod.
B. Repairing done at short notice. and in the neat
est and best manner. lSAAC WELLS.
Wilmington N. c., July 4, 1851 45-tt
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TAYLOE'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL.
TO THE PUBLIC.

r,,r TO THE PUBLIC.
L d. subscriber has leased for term Of years, of R. w
Drown ESD his re-proof store with his wharves, and
condition to take especial care of Spirits Turpentne
O'her Naval Stores committed to his The Ware
% wen known to be the best and safest place in town
o storage OF Bacon, Lard, Corn, Peas, &C. he lower
nave on them four large sheds, where Spirits
& algy SAT- Kept from the rain and He is prepared to
viii SNIP or SELL all kinds of produce sent to his care
Ha VIII L alSo make advances when required.
r mS Ofg; to refer the following gentlemen:-R W.
Ns " u FarSley; ana 6HTiH I nos u "hsF'
S.Dt.,.l 70 - Browns wharf, Wilmington, n: c.
= lor sale low bv T. fRARIOW
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General Notices,


TO CONTRACTORS AND ILDERS.
1ALED PROPOSALS for the construction of a B
~ court House, with tin roof at Smithvle, Brunsw
1853. ~ w U' VII " ~ ~''
ne building to be about 46 by 40 with for the
REGISTER Clerks of the Superior and County Courts and
room in second story.
For particulars enquiry must be made Of Samue
don, at Smithve, n C.
Plans and specifications may submitted by those
by the Commissioners.
execution of the work will be required.
F. J. HILL,
THOS. G. DREW,
OWEN D. HOLMES, 5Comn'rs
SAM'L LANGDON,
March 1s, 1858 2sst
(1OOPERS WANTED,-Several good Spirits Barrel
Coopers can find constant employment highest wages
oy applying TO A. II. VANBOKKELEN.
warren IIth 1898. 27-lm.
II ECENED THIS DAY, per schr L. P. Smith rass
tory -
"A pair Gents Calf Union Ties;
60 '' Ladies' Kid Welt Boot.
IS &c Gents Fine Calf Broeans
80 '' Misses Calf Lace Boots
% $ " Kid CATERS
80 Childs Calf Lace Boots. Also large lot of .lf
Skins, OF the hest quality, for sale cheap, by
March l6, 1853 JONES 4 GARDNER
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March 10th, 1858. 27-3m
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SHOT FRoM THE TEMPERANCE Csmp-"f Satan
should lose his tail, by whom could he be supplied
with new one ?" Answer i" He could be htted
By a re- -tailer'-of spirits, of course u
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CARRIAGES,

CARRIAGES.
WE have opened branch of Carriage establishment
w at this place. and shall keep assortment Of the
various kinds constantly hand.
We agents for Dunaps celebrated carriages and
shall keep assortment of them hand and any descp
tion that we do not have will order wanted.
In absence Mr. ]. ]. Conoley W. ]. Cornwall will
take pleasure in showing them.
All work sold by US, warranted to do good service.
DlBBLE & BROTHERS.
March 10th, 1853. 27-lv
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4OOS L EWARn
CHEAP STORE.

DETER SMITH respectfully informs the public that he
continues the Retail business at his Store Market
Street where he has just received
which he will sell cheap, and would be thankful for
OF public patronage.
TDof
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$40 REWARD.

TNHE above reward will be paid for the aPprehen-
L sion of Negro Woman named EDITH, or COM cafM
monty called EADY, belonging to the estate of James
P Davis decd late of Duplin county, and delivery x
to u.s. or her confinement in Jail that get her
She has been about and pOpaby lurks
or is concealed the of New Hanover county aoin
ing the Dupln ne We viii also pay the aforesaid amount
to any person will enable convict any white
Of barborng said slave Said slave, Edith is the wife of
negro man named Jack backsmth) formerly the prop
O'' J. H. JERMAN,l .s,
SETH DAVIS, ! Aon ''
Dscemh.r g. 1852 I5-tf