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VREAsURY DEPARTMENT, N.
n. G.
Nnvemher IL 1894

IL
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office untli
10 O'Clock A. NJ of the Goth of December next for this
purchase of bonds issued by the State Of North
Carolina under act OF Assembly for the constructions
the Weldon and CASTOR Railroad and for tho improve.
ment of the navigation Of the Neuse and Tar Rivers.
They by express enactment exempted from taxaou
any purpose They will bear date the lst Of July,
1854, will run ten years, and will have coupons at
tached for the interest at six cent per annum
able the first days Of January and July in each year.
Both interest and principal win be payable at the Bank
oil the Republic in the city of New Yor, unless where
the prefers to them payable at the ea
sury Of this State. They viii be issued in Of
each.
Parties bidding will please address their letters
dorsed proposals for N<rth Caroline Stocks, TO the
undersigned at Raleigh N. c. They will also state in
what kind Of funds they propose to pay The bids will
be opened on the goth Of December next in the
of the Governor Secretary AID Comptroller Of the State,
and G. W. Mordeca President of the Bank of the State
Of North Carolina The undersigned the right
OF accepting such bids in whole or in part he may
deem most advantageous to the State Successful bid
ders viii be required soon informed Of the ac-
ceptancc of their bids to deposit in bank the amount Of
their bids, with the accrued interest from the LIST OF
July last to the credit of the Treasurer of North Caro-
lima This deposit may be made in the Bank Of the Re-
public New York the Bank Of the State Of North Caro-
lima, the Bank Of Cape Fear, Raleigh. Documents
showing the great of the State and the small
amount Of her Indebtedness may be had appca ton
this Office to Messrs Brown and De Rossett, city
OF New York. d. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer of North Carolina.
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esRroUs ACCIDENT TO TIE srArn ENGINEER

The hon. John r. Clark, while standing in the Central
depot yesterday afternoon, by the sudden backing
of express wagon, crushed against moving train,
so seriously Injured 10 create the most alarming
apprehensions. When exhicated he was wholly nsen-
sibe Being taken 10 his lodgings at the CITY Hotel Dr.
Vanderpoe found three of his lsft ribs broken and
fractured bone In bis right shoulder all Of which were
promptly and properly adjusted Tough suffering from
these causes and from contus,ns, we are sppy
70 learn that there internal 'nries, ana ina
tns morning the symptoms quite {. >Voraoss hr.
Sark VIII be disabled for several weeks, at lime wnen
ms services are much needed considering the peril
he was In, his friends have egrate
W Tor ms preseryaton,--Albaay journal, yos. o..
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90 degrees this morning One does not mind the yais
which frequently falls In torrents the wind, which
otensr gale than any thing else bat With an amo-
sphere OF the peasoupy character and With the
streets In high state Of soapgrease It Is hard for one
to be Christian. Just there are indications OF
party for which any change must be for the better
hope and trust TO have something 10 be thankful
for by Thanksgiving. AlGOMA.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL


THURSDAY, Nov. 3o-o r. NJ
The lower part Of the city nearly deserted to-day
The banks the Stock Exchange the Custom House. and
most Of the down town. closed and business
generally suspended The day has been observed in the
manner recommended by the Governor and there
fore without any local intelligence regarding financial
and commercial affairs. few uneasy bulls and bears
were seen prowlng about Wall street, but finding
outsaers to operate with, they became satisfied
that there was nothing to prey upon in the street. and
departed for their domcils mp town. After day Of rest
We may expect activity among stock spectators,
and is to be hoped they will renew their operations
with spirit subdusd and moderated by the soothing in
auences Of roast turkey aud plum pudding.
The Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad Company
have declared dividend Of three per sent the Dwight
Manufacturing Company two per cent.
The receipts Of coal by the Cumberland Coal Company
for the week ending 25th November, $50 tons,
averaging ,276 per day
On Monday the 2lst November 1853, we published the
annexed list Of banks in which recent defalcatons for
large had taken place At the time the particu
lars Of the operations leading to the abstraction
Of large sums Of money given. Since, the details
others have to light, making very interesting
chapter in the financial history Of Wall street,
REPORTED DEFAIcAuoYs IN WALL STREET
Bank Of the State of New York $l6O 0oo
Pank OF Commerce. oO,oV0
Wetronolitan Rani . $50, 900
american Exchange BANK ......,..,. SO 900
Hanover Bank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Total. s7o5 900
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PROPOSALS..

Two CONTRACTORS-PROP0SAI WILL BE RECEIv-
IL ed for building wall, and filing Ia with earth
from the hill in front Of the Seamens Retreat Hospital
near vanderbilts Landing, Staten Island. Apply to
Capt. b RUSSELL, Secretary, No, 9 Old slip.
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and n may b. aid that they ct reals H.
TIE prospect for both Of these crops Bad owing
70 the ravAges Of the loessts
The weather IL delightful The north wind Goals and
clears the air and bright and clear sky fast alb
hing the pools Of water caused BY the ate boois
Our town IL, the whole, quite healthy. Only few
Of yellow fever have occurred but the town Is now
clear of It. Our market for provisions il not ven sup
piled, and prices range high; and Christmas is 30
near, shall have 10 submit TO advance.
The schooner Flying Dragon, Goodspesd, from New
York, arrived here yesterday and 10 now dschargng
cargo She win go to Ruatan for fruit thence to New
Orleans She made the best run record from Stump
Keys to Tumid or Hanger Keyin four days. She seems
to be we'll named, and the same with master,
vessel from North Carolina, with lumber, has been
long time expected Another is about due, from the
same place. One from Boston, and another from New
York, with provisions, are daily expected Yours,
TRAVELLER.
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EURs.-wnIlAM M0sER, Al MAIDEN LANE AND

LNURS-WnIIAM M0SER, II MAIDEN LANE AND
T. ss5 Broadway, begs loave to inform his Wholesale
and retail customers that in addition to his establish
men ct II Maiden lane whore his Wholesale business
well established he has opened at 3S5 Broadway
ablhment for the sale Of the select actured
fur. that be produeed-Amsrican Russian and Hud-
sons Bay Companys furs, selected by himself for city
and country trade and DESTROYS of exhibiting in the
most popular portion Of the city his splendid selection
he has extended his business to 386 Broadway where the
articles must command universal H. B.
martens, stone martens, mink Martens and ernne, Of
such variety that cannot fail to attract attention and
every article will be warranted represented and sold
at fair prices He has selected 1856 Broadway Is the
centre OF the principal hotels Of the city.
WILLIAM MOSER, Inn orter Of Furs,
Al Maiden Lane and 3S5 Broadway
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VAIooDBURY BANK, CONN, NOV. IS, 1s54-TH
be received by the Mercantile Bank, New York, at par
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4tIOAKS! CLOAKSll CLOAKS. l.-..... ool.fA:s.
~ a6l Broadway, respectfully invites the tention o.
ladies to his importatons and manufactS 'eB Tor lis
present season. comprising assortment Of
TEN THOUSAND CIOAKS,
At the following extraordinary prices
Two thousand superb cloth silk lined cloaks, at .$k
Fifteen hundred superb cloth silk lined cloaks, a...
Eight hundred superb cloth silk lined cloaks, 16
One thousand very rich cloth silk lined coaks Is
Twelve hundred superb Lyons velvet cloaks at... %
One thousand superb Lyons velvet cloaks, 80
Five hundred superb Lyons velvet cloaks, at.... 80
Four hundred magnificent Lyons velvet cloaks 40
Five hundred splendid satin cloaks, 20
Three hundred extra super6ne satin coaks at... Is
Three hundred superlative satin cloaks, so
And endless profusion Of cloth almas at So and s.
The subscriber deems further comment unnecessary.
Suffice to say the high character Of the goods sale
ct his establishment is already well known aud he would
merely add In conclusion that the above will be found
On inspection be the richest, best, and cheapest
cloaks offered in America. GEO. BULPIN,
Paris Aantilla Enpssium, 361 Broadway.
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MONEY TO LOAN-ON WINES AND SPIRITS IN
Nl bond diamonds, plate watches, drygoeds, and
every description Of personal property purchased
Business prompt and confidential. Apply to CASEY &
CONLEY at the Empire loan and agency Office 12S Mas.
sau street, opposite the Nassau Bank.
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-. - -.
THE BALL 0R AEON.


COMPLIMENTARY BALL.-MESsTs5 PI4ANCI Pc
~ RACH0 would respectfully inform their friends
that their first ball Of the viii take place on FRI
day evening" Dec ], ut their dancing academy No. slI
Broadway.
HURST ANNUAL FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC BALL
IL Of the George Law fancy troop, TO be held 1t the
Chinese Assembly Room, Tuesday evening December 8,
1854. The Washington band Cate Adkins) ID engaged
for the occasion. Tickets one dollar.
G. BASS, Treasurer. D. REESE, Chairman
b. CLARK, Secretary.
n RAND BAIL.-TO-DAY, FIRST OF DECEMBER,
" will take place the first ball Of the season In the
elegant saloon No. 10 Bond street. known the best in
the city Mr. g. Mirasole, well known for his sue
cess teaching the most fashionable dances has Just
taken this saloon and has spared expense to make it
the most comfortable and elegant in the city
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Independent of the above the Bank Of the State OF New
York had package containing abont 900 stolen from
its counter portion Of that afterwards recovered
For some time before exposed the above immense
losses the greatest efforts had been made to suppress
the facts, and the public were astonishcd when they
were made known Even after had announced the
name Of each bank implicated and the amount Of deal-
cations efforts made to prevent its being credited
1t will without doubt be remembered that contradictions
and denias every shape put FORTH and stood
handed and alone in the midst of the redoubabe
champions of these banking battling for the
truth the protection Of the community from the
swindling cheating, specializing operations of these
powerful incorporated shaving shops The stockholders
in the banks alluded to doubt made to believe
that there not the smallest particle Of truth in
statements The presidents and cashiers succeeded in
quistng the public mind and hoped they might efectu-
ally patch up any deficiency, and squeeze out regular
dividends Now let m AK the result. The following
named banks have since admitted defalcations to the
umount nut down to each-
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT 10 PURCHASERS OF FURS--
Tho subscriber has just received invoices Of very
superb Russian State of Maine and Nova Scotan able
mink now so greatly in demand in tippets, mantelets
and Ficher Rupe cape to which the attention Of ladies'
10 respectfully invited.
II AIDES FANCY FURS-TK SUBSCRIBER INVITES
IL public attention TO his present unrivasd ass0rt-
ment Of Russian and Hudson Bay sabes, Stone narsn,
mink, chinchila, ermine, lynx, genet squirrel fox,
mountain msrten, and fitch all manufactured expressly
for 6rst class city retail trade and ct extremely modsr
ate prices. GEO. BULPIN, 361 Broadway.
NOvEMBER, DECEMBER AND JANUARY FASH
IN ions.-C1oaks and furs;-
stock ever in this city rich and varied IN STYLE
the trimmings In such good TASTE the eolors being
black and brown, at present 30 much the fashion in
Paris.
Furs-In sable mink stone marten ftch and mountain
marten. Notwithstanding the war with Russia, w. B.
Mex is Offering rich dark sabes and mink cheaper than
yet known, having fortunately bought large lot
Of furs early this year through relative in Russia
N. B.-Ihis house is particularly recommended to
strangers and viscrs its characteristic features being
small profits and no deviation from the marked price.
Cloak and Fur Establishment AZ Canal street. Bran
drcth buildings, four doors from broadway.
WILLIAM B. MCKENZIE, Proprietor.
IN mann, will be opened nine O'Clock this morning
Tuesday. Nov. %. A. 7. STEWART CO., Broadway
VVHE NEW YORK FUR COMPANY HAVE NOW on
Il hand superb assortment of ladies' and chldrens
furs The public invited to examine our stock and
Judge Tor themselves. Strangers viii find IL TO their
advantage to call before purchasing else where Old
furs cleaned altered and exchanged ON most reasonable
terms HERzOG NEWMAN, 401 broadway, corner Of
Walker street.
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minutes 10 eaeven the girls called 81 my mouse dl-
recsy after George had left; they might have sal
I've minutes; my clock was fifteen minutes TOO
fest.
George Moore, recalled, stated-After leaving. ny
hrJthtr Williams, had occasion to stop for a lew
minutes On my way home, which accounts for the
arrival Of the girls at Whitney's about the sare
~ that did-they not having left Williams
I'll five minutes after myself; it is my opinion thai
was myself whom the girls fan sled 10 be chasing
them.
John W. Stewart stated tina. his family heard sSe
screams Of female, which they supposedly procsed
Aom Bowery street.
b. Gibbs, Jr confirmed the statement made by
Hs. Coatsworth, in regard to his father.
Several citi1ns here testified 60 the wan, OF suff
ciene police and lamp reguaaono In this section Of
The city.
On motion Of Mitchell Lodsr, Esq, the following
resolution was unanim ousy adopted
Resolved, That the Mayor be requested to 0fer .
seward Of 81 900, for che recovery OF the body OF
Mas Emma Moore. dead or alive; and that com
missee Of sevea b appointed to confer with bis
wbereupon the chair named the folio wing per-
ssns as such committee. vr.:-Mitche i 1der, Will
ham c. Bloss. William 8. Falls, E. @. Williams, DR..
Jonsh Brown, Alderman M. Kilon, and john Lo yry.
On motion, the meeting. then adjourned.
From the Rochester Advertiser, Nov. 2s.l
ANOTHER MEETING AT THE CITY HALL--A REPeRTED
CLUE TO HER FATE.
There was large meeting at the City Hall last
night, with reference TO the DISAPPEARING aad con-
0AAssou eusenCe " mis8 EmUe M00kc, Sx- mayor oNl.
veil presiding. On taking the chair. Mr.. Stilwell
seesed that smother day hsd been devoted by the
soMnttee to the objects OF their appointment.
Hr. Bloss stated the action had in relation 10
aespatching messenger West for Mr. Moore, father
u the miasing woman, had been anticipated By the
action Of the Mayor. who had sent Mr. Keency on
lnc businees, and who would attend 70 II hithfaI1y
fhe committee did not think il advisable to send
without further instruct ,ns from the meeting.
IL was also stated that the committee appointed !
10 examine into the alleged screams heard on the
night Of the disappearance Of Miss Moore, had de-
roted the day TO the business with considerable sue
9ess.
Mr.. Tompkins from the same committee, was
'a!led upon, and confirmed previous state nents-
hid the day was too short TO accomplish all that
- hoped-wsnted moro time to complete the chain
y evidence ca clue having bean obtained, ~ was
'eHeved, TO what hes hitherto been shroudsd in 20
much mystery-sAid large body OF men were
vanted on the morrow, (tcday,) and HOPED volun
GERS would report themselves at the City Hall yard
8 nine o'clock in the morning, and choose leader,
nd then repair to the section Of country pointed
u - them.
Longer time was accorded the com nIttee.
- Ferry ed there was fair prospect Of solv.
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M oNEY.-CAsH LITERALLY ADVANCED, IN SUNG
yl to suit applicants, every description Of pro-
perty rents collected business procured and disposed
or At the agency and loan Office 304 Broadway,
of Duane street. second foor No. g. The strctest
copBd, nee and honor may be relied upon.
MCLAUGHLIN 0'NEIII.
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TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
vNhE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il public that he keeps constantly on hand and
tor sale at the lowest prices, large assortment of
articles neeessary for building purpofes, which he
hopes it will prove for their interest to call and ex
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
Among the most important sre--
PENRAYN MARBLE AND IRON AANTELS,
which for chespness, bealty and durability,
are unsurpassed
PARLOR AND CHAMBER ENA AELLED
CRATES, the latest New York styles
DUNLAP d cos HOT AIR FURNACES for
heating private and public buildings, churches
&c, the very best and the most ecopomical
Furnace now in use
PONDS LAPROEED DOUBLE OVEN COOK
LNE RANGES
CAST IRON WINDOW LLNTELS AND SlLLS.
IRON COLUMNS, dc.
ENCAUSTIC FILING, for Hall, Vestibule, and
Church floors
IRON RAuLNGS, of cast and wrought iron, and
wire. These are manufactured in New York,
and for their beauty and variety OF pattern
and finish are uRequalled
The above will be put up il desired, and every Of
fort will be made to give purchasers satisfaction.
Apply at the
Ornamental Iron Ware House,
Pa. avenue, between Sd and ~ streets
~ D-eotf K. HAsKINS.
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aWYNNES PATENT REACTION CENTRI.
fUeAL PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE.

A DAPTED to any situation, unlimited in pov.r.
"A certain In scton, permanent in use, and withai
20 low In cost that they rapidly superseding all
otners. 10 especially recommended to the attan-
ton of all interested in Steamers, Msnufactories
Fannsries Breveries, Distilleries, Railroad Water
Stations Canals, Water Works, Drainage or Irrigs-
aon for the following properties: Ecenomy DssTa-
os1aty, Simplicity, freedom from liability to 0ct ont of
order, and large rcs.ks from the poyer applied For
mining, Quarrying, Coderdams, &C., they are pecu.
harly adapted. Sizes are manufactured Of from Is
20 iooooo gallons per minute capacity Call and be
satisfied Of these facts, at the Oics and Warehouse
OF Union Power Company Of U. g., No, SO Broad.
way, New York Removed from No "A opposite
present stand may 22-3m
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A REMEDY FOR "EACH p1sRa.Rn

| A the request of many Of my patients, I have
"A consented to put up class of my most Ell.
CLNES each one suited to particular disease, and
not, like the manufacturers Of the nostrums and
penscess OF the day, promulgate to the world that
an any On Sne compound will cure all diseases, and who,
lin the words OF the great italian physician spsl.
ianxanD put medicines Uhich they knosu lttl, irto
J. s. ROSE, M. D., Pills.
For Cholera, Dysentery, Bowel Complaints, Gc..
Dr; =. =. ROSES CARMINATIVE BALSAM.
ihls mixture is one Of the most important medi.
cines and should be kept in all families az a sspe
enc lot cholera and Bowel Complaints it has new.
er JAILED. Dysentery vanishes in few days when
THIS article Is used as directed. Price 25o
Dr.. J. 8. RosE's PAIN CuRER will cure Stiff Mack
from Cold, Cholic, Cholera Morbus, &c. It cures
sprains, Chilblains, Cramps or Pains in the stom.
sch or Bowels Price l2x, 25, and so cts.
DR. j. 8. RosE's EXTRACT OF BueHu is one Of thu
Dsst remedies ever used for diseases Of the Kidneys
Bladder, &c. Price 50c.
DR.. J. g. Rosl's NERVOUS AND INv1susAr1ye Con.
DIAL, for Heart Disease, ell Nervous Affections Flat
ulence, Heart Burn, Restlesansss, Numbness Men.
rafting the spirits, and giving power to tie
30 cents . bottle. '-''''
DE-. ]. 8. Rosl's DYspEpr1o COMPOUND, a sure eur.
for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, and indigestion,
when taken In conjunction with his Alternative or
Family Pills. Price of both Toe.
DR: j. q. ROSES GOLDEN Pills for Falling Of the
Womb, Female Weakness. Debility, and Relaxation.
They have peculiar affinity for the debilitated
muscles OF the female and in instance have they
falied IN radically curing those distressing com.
plants females are 80 often subject. Price 80 cents
DR.. j. 9. RosEs ArT1-snIous OR RAILROAD Pulls
THESE pills are not warranted to cure In every NAL
ady or disease incident to man, but they are grand
remedy for Bilious state OF the system and com.
mon fevers. When used with Dr.. Roses Tonic Mix.
ture will cure the most stubborn cases Of Bilious
Fever or Fever and Ague. Price 1211 and 25c.
DR. J. 8. Ross's sARsApARrlLA COMPOUND, for all
Skin Diseases and for purifying the Blood it is so.
perior to all others. Price Soc. and 81.
DR. J. 8. RosEs ELIXIR OF OpWx, free from all the
bad effects Of Opium or Laudanum, such as Head.
ache, Constipation, or Sick Stomach. Price 25c.
All whose Constitutions are impaired by disease or
weak by nsturs, should read Dr. ]. g. Roses "Medi.
cal Adviser, (Which contains description Of the Dis
can be had without charge Of
=. D; Gilman, Charles Stott / Co., W. a. Gilman,
John W. Nairn, Patterson 4 Marin, D. b. CLARK,
u MCPHERSON, William T. Evans, Kiduell Law.
renee, j. B. Moore, Washington; J. L. Kidwell,
Georgetown; and by all dealers In Alexandria, Wiz.
ginia. ;a 03
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EVERYBODY LOOK HERE.

A DAhANT. CANDLES 1S1A OTIS. pound, same
n price Of common mould Candles N. Orleans
sugar, twenty pound for one dollar; Soft crushed
for one dsllar; superior Cucumber Pickles. fifty cts.
per hundred, Vinegar given in; Fresh nice Flour
amoked Beef Tongues at 25 cents each Cornens,
Tuscan, Bordeaux, and other pure olive Oils Black
warranted better than is usually sold for one dollar
pound; Potash; pure ealsrstus; Durkee's Bread
Powders Tamarinds, &C., together with all the vari-
cites Of new and fine Groceries introduced in the
North. Goods delivered free Of cost.
z. II. p. KING,
Cor. street and vt. ave., St. Johns square.
jS"o