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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-30
The Legislative Ticket.

By the following letter from Col. Person, in reply
to that addressed to him, by the Committee informing
him of his nomination. it will be that he accepts
the position assigned him by the choice of the Dem
ocratc County Convention, and will, no doubt, in
the course OF the canvass visit all parts of the
ty and discuss the various questions which at present
engage the attention of the people. 1t is hardly ne
cessary for US to add that Col. Person is now and
always has been a firm and unwaverng advocate of
the purest principles of the Democratic Creed TO which
he has at all times given able and energetic sup
port The acceptance of Col. Person completes the
Democratic ticket for this county, which stands at
follows:
For the Senqte-Owen Fennell.
For the House of CommonS-S. ]. Person, Thomas
II. Williams.
WILMINGTON, June Gath, 1854.
Gentlemen Yours of the 18th inst, informing
me of my nomination, by the Democratic party, as
one of their candidates to represent The County OF
New Hanover in the House of Commons of the next
General Assembly, did not reach until to-day, on
my return home, after absence of nearly three
weeks | accept the nomination, and am sensible tha
my best services demanded to prove how sin
cerely appreciate the kindness and confidence of my
fellow citizens
Accept my thanks, gentlemen, for your persona
courtesy. Very respectfully,
SAMUEL ]. PERSON.
Messrs. F C. Singletary, John A. Parker, George J
Moore, Committee.
On Wednesday the 2lst, the President senta mes
sage TO Congress, communicating copy OF the Treaty
between the United States and Mexico, and asking
for the requisite appropriations necessary for carry
ing its provisions into effect. Mexico. appears ha
agreed tohe several amendments proposed by the Sen
ate to the treaty between the United States and Mex
cO & has authorized lis Envoy to exchange the ratit
cations thereof These latter are to be exchanged b.
the Both of this month The treaty STIMULATES that 70
and account of the cessions and concessions mad
by Mexico to the United States the latter shall pa
to the former seven millions of dollars on the ex
change of Publications, and three millions whe
the boundaries of the coded territory shall be settled
The president asks for an appropriation by Congress
to enable him to comply with the stipuations of III
treaty in the matter of payments
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Stupendoals Fraud.

New York, June 24.--It has now been ascertainet
that the Parker Vein Coal Company have issued Owe
seventy thousand shares of stock fraudulenty. Thi
the most supendous fraud ever pepetrated in Wal
street.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

T THE UNION ASSOCIATION being DESTROYS of esab.
- fishing Primary Schools of high order within
rho bounds.
Therefore, all who may feel interest in the location Of
these schools will please address BENZ Oliver, Mount Olive.
Wayne county, who will give particulars.
CIIAS. d. ELLIS, Secretary.
June ID 1854
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LAURINBURGH HIGH SCHOOL.

RICHMOND COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
THIS large and fourshing Institution is permanently
established under full corps of well qualified Instruc
TORS and with every thing requisite for first class Seminary
being we'll supplied with Maps Geographical and Asrono
mical; Globes, Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus.
The Semi-Annual Sessions of five months commence
the second Monday of January and July respectively
Circulars, containing full particulars will be furnished b.
applying to Rev j. Jones Syth, A. NJ, Principal, Laurc
Hill 2. O., Richmond county, N. c.. to
ID. G. MCINTYRE, Secretary.
Dec. II, 1858. S7-t2Q-l6ly
state of North Carolinn--New Hanover County.
Court Of Pleas i Quarter Sessions-June Term, 1854
Jacob Vessel Admir- of John H. Tedeman, the heirs At
Law of John H. Tiedeman.
PETITION TO SELL REAL ESTATE TO PAY DEBTS
TT appearing the satisfaction of the Court that heir
at law of John H. Tiedeman PRESIDENTS and that
the personal property belonging to said is s
cen to satisfy the debts of said estate 1t is therefore
dered by the Court, that publication be made in the VIII
mngton Journal for six weeks notifying the said heirs
law to appear at the of this Court be held at
the Court House in Wilmington the second Monday
September next, to plead answer demur judgment f.
nal viii be rendered. and the real estate be sod prayed
for in the Petition.
Teste SAMUEL Il. BUNTING, CLERK,
juno % $50 42-6t
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$40 REWARD

VXTIDE BRIM LEGHORN HATS-A few dozen on
w banda very desirable Farmers Hat For sale at the
Emporium G MYERS
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Am American Ship Boarded by n British steamer
New York, June, 24.-The ship Minnesota was
boarded, on her passage from Liverpool by the cap
tam OF the British steamer Gladiator, who demanded
to see the papers of the ship. The demand having
been complied with, the steamer retired The object
of the British commander is unknow.
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WAYNE INSTITUTE AND NORMAL college,
THE next session will commence the first Monday IN
July, and close on the last Friday in November Sn
dents will be charged from time of entering the close
the session. No abatement of tuition fees will be allowed
except in Of protraced sickness the option Of
the Principal. WIN. ROBINSON
CIOldshOro. lime .
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The foreign correspondent Of the Worcester Palla-
dunn writes TO the editor as follows -
Please tell my friend Miss Lucy Stone. that l
in The streets of Constantinople, in yellow slip
peTs and riding straddle horse Kara Fama- Han
cum, noble and rich lady of Marah, who solicited
and obtained command in the Turkish volunteer
forces She has under her orders battalion of 500
wicked looking Asiatics equipped like herself She
is about SO years old, goes yelled in the ordinary
manner. but shows her face freely in spite Of Der
veil. One sees by the expression of her counter
ance that she is made of the right stuff She will
do something
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CLINTON FEMALE INsT7TUTE


VIE Sd Semi Annual Session of this Institution will co
l. mence on the It'll day of August next ~
The principal is a tour north for the nurno =
purchasing a complete set of Philosophical Chemical %
Astronomical Apparatus also to make such additions ia %
present Library the advancement of the pupils re0p
We shall thus be enabled open the next session with
renewed facilities for mpartng knowledge, and such as m
possessed by but few Institutions of the kind country
H. A. BIZZELL, Sec'y Board of Trustees
clinton, June ~, 1904 42-tf
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Yerv resnectfullY,

Very respectfully,
J. C. BADHAM,
A. DIXON,
RICH'D PAXTON,
J. F. MANNING, M. d.,
VIM. N. SKINNER,
JAS. NORCOM,
VIM. C. HUNTER,
THOS. G. MANNING"
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6uetial Notices.

--pc~,-Ogce Sofice-CHANGE OF HOUR-The Afternoon
y M orafded BY Hudson River Railroad will hereafter close
'0'''''' T. ~ ISAAC v FOWLER Postmaster.
II a. a. F-The " Grand Lodge OF Southern New YORK
,,i eommsbee i,s Annual Session WEDNESDAY MORNING
Assust O'Clock IN the d. r. Hall corner 81 Oand ho
Co.., ia Puneufl attendance requested By order
''"'' JOHN J. DAylEs, Grand Secretary.
General society of Mechanics and Tradesmen of The
sIa at Mechanics Han No. ~ Broadway, THIS "wednesday
EyEEING at one hour after sg3set .u ,opnrv s.,.yv
The Yeane Men's W T S .aS S A1s
at Botsno Hall No 90 East Broadway Addresses VIII "
hysfed BY r. ~ POEK and MI. ABBY
I.dets of Tempcrarce-A the pest ard present member o.
msSnt Eainoh StS ByEs6GY ss EVENING, at o'clock
Aiso ibe Patrons are invited % ''s"u THOs @ BAKER
RECONCILIATION ~ 500 ,000.-THE MUTUAL BENEFir
BffE INSURANCE Co.. NO b, 49, $4,000 Annually
"'s no" - 10 - 'e " 49, JOS L. LORD, Agent
--Emig,on, Ic1eiIiscscc once and Labor Exchange
~ Eeaved from No Csnss 10 The corner Of centre ana Va
- NJ York The Office established ~ the COnuissoIes
of Emigration where aiwAJsbe Iound ee hulDe ~ -
- b,ve their orders by writing 20 the supenoendent and
rsne the Acoant Necessary the passage OF he parties re-
hsd No i''' charged S&s FAeAN Superintendent.
boieTaTbe reason why many DIE Of his dreadful disease
hstthey do not stop frs, symptoms, namely; Da-fhes No
sl Gaze has ever occurred where Dr. McCLNTOCKS DlAR-
RHEA CORDIAL and CHOLERA PREVENTIVE bs been used
n the early stages All persons should procure al tn oesi
~ Price u aud 50 cents per For sale by all the PRINCIPAL
D,usgsts and BIZ A CUsHMAN Co., Proprieto No ~ to
tonst. ,
gym Faxes of Deshler's Fever and Ague Pills elected
vyN PfRNANTNT CURES a. Safe HsTb0r, Pa Sold BY L H.
RlNG Corner Broadway and Johns.
Adyertisements
lrseTted IN the PANELS OF the
THIRD and Sl&TH-AN
HENRY ". QtJIN Agent,
No 81 Chsnbers-si,
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6orscs, Carriages, Sc.

TOR SALE-A ONE-HORSE WAGON, Prince
i Abert bod Ford, best has been bat little used god
Co 6tou .nd W be sold cheap Can be DusenbeTrv
vs- Duler. Carriage Repository, No 7 Chrysiesr near
Brscme-,i-
TOR SALE-A TWO-HORSE FEED WAGON
,ud HARNESS, nearly Inquire Of }. Z SMITH Co,
cor SS.sv. and l9.h 81, Brooklyn.
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Go u)bom it iilap Concern.

DELxosIco's R0rEL, No. > BroAGwsy(
NEw-YoSE. July IS, 1854 !
AN IMPRESSION having got abroad, IN conse-
n o,eree Of recent sale the premises that the sndesned
- ssS HI. Hotel he takes occasion inform his friends to<
sur i not he case TIE sale Hads subject 20 the .ee -
urrersi ned which unsApild The house -as
remain. ore- Is heflre for tue accommodation ot he peoe
sc % AsisO''''' - 49, L. DELMONlCO.
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sNV Z
YNHE ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE Of ARI Tor
i AUGUsT-Wl.h upward Of % superb EasIasinss
WASHINGTON TAKING FAREwELL Og HIS MOTHER
IIei6ent. in the Lie OF Peter the Greet
I Z" e Dead kiid.i Chapter XXI
The % pit Al Lgny.
IuTIih Be- htrs and their shops
Ba,esp Aggression IL the East.
Clattu Il Boursau-The Tomb q Julia
The Reb, Of Audlsy Castle.
Bsrii Of tie Oho-lupcrial Throne Ct R4s's
Cayein Wei. Of Y1cs6n.
Bear BuntinF Hun rsrilpz
Gfeek Wcddins-Sptni,h Diligence
warwiek Cas;ie-Mo;hs
Down Wtl,h Cotl-Pit
Hotel de VILE, ebert
The Uncle'. Return nom Abroad.
Mosque ct Santa SOPHIA.
Tar1sh Lansgase AID Literature
Michael Angelo aud julius ii.
Alexander Francois DesIores.
John Both-1h. Daughter Of Misnad.
Modern British Au-Roytl Academy Exhibition
Sir Joshua Reynolds.
WASHINGTON TAXING FAREWELL OF his MOTHER
IKE CHM psrlee; Head, Hand and Foo: Of do.
int9no - Of faf Turkish Barbers shop
Jspspese Arms-C .Onet in JsPersse Temple
cassu Of Bo1u Top Of the souh Physiological
Chmnty OF he NDdows-Vie~ Of the Cha
team Of DO
Raft on the Oho-Fann on tue Ohio.
IpIerl Throne OF RuEa--Csyern Wells OF fue'ien.
Btar Attacked by Dogs-Hunssrian BOstnen
Spanish Dn s,uct-Nt rygick Castle
s sS.1s-r PIe.sHe Si to General oh.ns.er
View Of The u HS SS dc S lbs Il ito, vile :. ehn
Tn, UDcts Return rom Abroad
Mosque Of Santa sophs-PoPs Leo and W. Angelo
T6e Woif Hani-Doss and Partridge
W1man Mounted on q Mulo-Isl.o Male,.en
An ItHlieu View a Sunset.
III. number he second Third Volume Now tbs tim,
suDserbe Terms - per year. Or y een' esia
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DWELL MASONs NEW WORk-IhE Hal Hal,
LIELUJAH New Collection Of Church Su.le. ~ I've.
49, Ill b. publ.sied septembs. II will ProoHsy oe tAe
80 ,,rpsye collection q Church Mas'. ever s.-ee u ma.
t1v containing nearly double hs smsani OF mater ~ Pf
Nv he sane srthsr OF hr hssst 81 az tlihor y
y.eesry 10 enlarge H works have away: sne Cd Iop. ~
o,,;v In he pepssion Of the present roiA he sac
,.. ,srx p,urh greater than IA that o. tar pfNN1,
IL go have lesn vep 20 lie preparation 10Y se'eIH
h- oSs bb he resided tulope for the Parrse Of CO.
Is.rs uster. aud obtaining original eolHpSso. ~ - SY
So hs sfrrr 20 America compositions aaVe Pouftu y
mo-, cry iron, ali quarters Country, -
a. r., he f.a himself with ssficiea nsieas OF " X
alone 70 mai. .eversl Of tAe sge ts "
IFIIJAH charscfe.ists tns ~oA
nearly 10 resemble the Csrrnins Sacrs inA1 aay oe -
works. in other words IL be ons M So,
also practicable suited the sera vans 80
schools Societies &e order especially 70 n1ee. 80
sirsug Schools the Elements unusaay TN b-es hsu
Of secular Music practice There are
tEed ard fsy EIereses Rounds Gess Psii sshss H,uu
portion Of The work, that which devoted 80. III h.
Tunes Of all Anthems Chants and oihtf SEX fse'
consspondins ally full NJ
The Publisher. Of al Lovers Of saes 60 NO.
20 THE HALLELUJAH and viii be DISAPPOINTED II - ~ -.
specify ,tan as great popularity As the as rSore
BY the author-a work which had
extensive sale than other book of music the word
Any teacher music or leader choir have an
cent BIN for examination postage pad BY renting Us ' S'
in pos'sgc stamps
TIE HALLfLUJAH viii te patshed By
MASON BROTHERS, Nc. 3 Fars roV, New ftp
blSStf : &C. B0siSH
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60 TURNER'S ano Others.

IMPORTANT SALE-Of twenty-eght head Of pure
bred ,hot horned DURHAM CATTLE Just arrived eOnssns
BULLS eighteen cows ard HEIFEkS selected from
tie celebrated herds England the Cat9n ousfy In
porting Company by their agents Ness H. H. hssxins j. "
CoIsr r. Seymour Also zine soufhso.n AID taree So
SHEEP tie former the celebrated flock q Nj Jonas
webb This VIII be sold without reserve a. "ziaFto1
Ohio Cincinnati Wilmington AID L2nesvIe ka
the th Of pex a. psbe sacon 90 credit
Until ID. December EEK catalogue OF the names
ard uedsree, he .rr. VIII forward d desfns
T. ~ addressing he President Of The Company
B HISKSOS. Prss.eent. Wlrni,rtod, Ohio.
ITO FARMERS. BONE DUST FOR SALE, a.
N A. SCHWARTZ
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Summer Retreats.


ELGIS SPRING HOUSE, near |ergennes W., Is
H open for the reception Of company heithH and psa-
inyds people Of pleasure The medicinal IA
ines the world and arc hfhJ
recommended by tie best rhysciaa. "a d, eoas,fy
SOLOMON ALLEN, Proprietor.
GOOD COUNTRY BOARD can be obtained in a
" double House situated IN fairfield County Conn tw9
the aud niles from Long Island sound
No feye- mUkstos For particulars inquire Of A L.
HYATT ~. Ia llions-
yT'HE SYRACUSE HOUSE, w. ID. STEWART,
1 Lessee SYRACUSE n. Wv. D. STEWART would r.
peeuy inform the trs'e9l that he has recently r.
cfed ut N the SYRACUSE HOUSE, by which
means s~peers sy the and spacious dining
h. o.e the Depot the Central Railroad Coup4ny
without exposure the heat ami 0f the osy ps
ing IN one fisht o. rsrs Meals AZ az hours
TIE RACUSE HOUSE under the ehae Of the late Col PHO
liz reputation Vi beins the extensive and
bss. the United States and continues GOOD
name W d. STEWART
WHITE S.-SUBMIT HOUSE,
w MOUNT WASHINGTON n H.-Tbs House be
opened % rs-eivs company June y. 1874
HALL. sPAULDIE0 Co. Proprietor,
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Boar6 ano Rooms.
EAGLE HOTEL Observation-Disclosures will do
IL well 70 remember they have excellent LODGINGS IN Sin
E Rooms a. 3 night Of Frankfort xad liam
Ohee open ell night
DOARD Up TOWN.-A Gentleman and Wife, "
~ Single Gentlemen. have BOARD with PLEASANT
APARTaEhTs II quiet family ~ io-Ls Gs' bithfocfn &C
BOARDING at No. III East Brosdway-A suite OF
~ ROOMS for Gentsnsn ana la Wife likewise Room iSf
single Gentlemen
pOARDING-Pleasant FRONT ROOM TO LEi
- with without BOARD. Also, single ROOMS n a.ass
al the modem tnpToy euenis; delightful locasa No 30
Clinton place.
DOARD-At No. % Fulton-st Good ROOMS aHu
- Board for Transient. Permanent and Day 6oe5ee,
BOARDING AGENCY. DO. or BroadwsyI
ID Persons Eserins their DWELLING are spes"-' -fF
bosrders. whom any direction Y gwen, sl.., ~
ID ARDS TIA and COFFEE STORE, NJ; l@ vthsy wheis
la best BE- Bad for Sla9' ~"
tl.T Wiyes This the heal.hiesf part 81 me cay
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Gouses tUanteo.

yVANTED-In gentee neighborhocd uptown, q
w HOUSE tho modern Improvements sItabie or "A"
family address. c. H.. BoN 26i6, Posiohic-
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b K y T y c.
JOHN A. GRAY, Printer and s;ereoyper Nos IS and 81
CHs.s,. makes LABELS, WRAPPERS and CIRCULARS, for
Manufacturers Medicines Perfumery Tobacco Dealers
&c ard print. NEwSPAPERs. BOOKS PAMPHLETS, CARDS,
BLLHEADs and Jer OF description and color a; the short
e. notice. and the reasonable terms
~ EIGHTEEN PRESSES The very latest construction e
tee Description ample long practical experience in
every the trade elose personal supervision and n aso
ID.ut Of -FOUR HUNDRED VARIETIES Of Types Borders
Ou.neuts &c IN the hands Of ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
accumulated Wokmer employed in the various departments o.
the arr enstle him to produce SUPERIOR WORK AT LOW
PRICES
II LARGE EDITIONS OF PREsS!WORK done quickly, ..
very low rates. packed and shipped 70 order
~ Now,b..ndng the capabilities Of his Office IL BIAS NOT
BEN CLOSED night day, ssbbahs excepted FOR SIX
MONTHS and prepared KEEP IT OPEN, go Ions ss hs
yatiens may require BIZ 'eryices
IL Between twenty aud thirty OF the respectable city pen
ode ale are s,ued from as presses
IL PAMPHLET BINDING done en- the premises
JOHN A. GRAY. Nos 95 and 81 CIEs-, New YORK
Eew-YoIk. Augus, 2 1851
DLkNK-BOOKS PAPER. STATIONERY, &c
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