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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

The inhabitants Of Oxford ChonGnco County have de-
,n;red 70 ssue bonds for $50 r the benefit OF the
Utica and Bnghamion Railroad Iwo-'hrds OF the IN
beb,ants have already given ;hcir written consent with
prosrect that unanimous wiz be given g the ssH-
inc for the bonds.
The stockholders Of the Old Colony and Fall River
RAILROADS me, Yesterday and voted TO unite the two roads
thus forming continuous line with Ncw-ioFk by the
steamers VIA Fall River IL the Old Colony meeting the
vote was unanimous, but IN the Fall RIVER there was
little opposition
TIE D,,ro tGrcrfiser states that letters received
hy the last mail from Lake Superior announcing thai
mass Of $50 uns OF native copper has been found IN the
celebrated Minnesota Mine, in the Ononagcn district
The value Of this mass is nearly 100000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

NV ORLF.Ss MAY 4-Ors CorTos market hs been dill ay'
III, r,re go bsc' tioch hnn .ud cud -r "a totN
Is considerably lower: $500 ham cold 20 dfy % y c $50 %.
GO bag chez god hlucs to-day q. 9cic Af - some
ulnt.
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7, lsaIsrs.

81 rc N,r BeGara fh inst Aug Ocfar ~ Atlantic q an
Ar Al Nov London I'd ns' 'hr Coamhas Hlfns Ngh fseh'
J--ufu Nov so zoo bbs WI oil aud GO BPS on irei-ht
90 ~ hax clement Lam, Norh Picac, LaAaiai Nov TO-
with fcn flf wh on IT, - -,. .
rorts l- O., Bsy April g. win 70 tos fp o-"ond 'Ad ID
-. d. I lie lteI.e-.oL Ofc.rd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
MARRIED.

sIoss- MeCORMICK-In Cincinnati on u. "a 30. r.
Re-, DR. Lord, a.. NJ D Blo,s essoet-te edei =. 49,
-, Lizzie Mcconnell al ~
GRIFF It'll OhNSTON-On " - a.. an o.. Iy5s
fkstsh Of Toe Naii.ity ty Ne Rev 'i,lp' N5'- ~ - &
a Johrs 81 q tbis cIfY r. e..-. TIL.
EFTLFR-BEERs-On The n insig ~ ~ NJ - q,
IoIn Kseer 70 T. JoEnses' esLef @ 'no' '' D
G.os floff b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

VWILAUTLPHi

PHILADELPHIA Nay 5-.iyrired-Brs Day DuA,l Fen,
scisonvle Delaware tarS New aort sehr Geo
Ialk Bradley. Portland. .
fored-SIp e End .ah Morriol LvcrTo !; brs' Wa.rs
tt Grrdrorrc: v. II s,wait. NJ hec NJ an1ls; Whkef
Hdy IcsoL. she KELSEY Cato coi bse Ne i's !IaiaE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

IgE HiGu-ANOs May f-Slrdovo
b. tsrk The High ids and bark sd 40 brss south Of ae
uishds hound m Illinois North >ar aud Northern
It south tghld. bound cot Ole ship nd t1 bArss "a
~ pav bound out Wind 4sh. from r: Nea.bcr hay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06


/ DAN of 100000 for the ENLARGEMENT Of
- The ERIE the OsWTGO the CAYUGA and SENECA ca
NALs sud hr The COMPLETION of he BLACK RIVER Md
GkNEStE VALLEY CANALS. and for the ENLARGEMENT Of
he LOCks Ct the CHAMPLAtN CANAL C8uaali.ore u
The tus md By virtue The en provide flr
the snarfeHeut Ct The Eue The sene
valley ttnss src provide r. fhe raveu, Of CERTAIN Can, r.
venue Certificates ard for other purrosss PACED ih M t
hereby rve notice hat sealed proposals. will receiv. d H.
h CAY e June Iex a. 0clock The afternoon h.f dsr
LOAN = OHE MILLION DOLLARS fcr which ;su-fe-. CO.
resic q >'ock WI h Issued the Pe.n OF IN.
sne o. A'wNork eeanns interest the Of x ren s
Gu ef snhg rsyabe quarterly 81 he PaneP on
l. 20 be unie-,oed tbs, The Commissioners are 70 b. a, liberty
70 tte frrn he oit such iaer opn AZ Al
VarfngtouF ~ tue infercssr a ihe ~ -
The proposals be Tor 80 who or .rv r., ~ ,4 81.
lee han eco Al proross 10 aei n, and n4,s ~
Ter tie tnifrersut q he Ee other C.ual, - -
es.' m ar envelope and directed The Controller a. Ah,,v
ne money vi 10 eqhrd 90 De- rad Ten per cent on H.
arc he 49, and nc balance III frsi dav Of Ju. -,
70 -uc in-'ii'at VAL cotlnrncT the Loan
asrsn 20 p ues ~ dcyosus he s.fe 10 Oh, eli. ~ IL
% 'Ac ae Ga he FaA n H. 3.
herA 20 u CITY % Albany ~ -''" A'N '-A'
seeAho Ges - 10" - md Jidc a, Di.,-. .l n -
OF ~ g.. aiaie ces- the Interest on d. .rt hed
NLe iraf a. he Bsnk Of fie Hsrisf.,n C,,. =, ~
~ ~ N'N 80 al Other stocss3dsgs ~ ne NeYo. 80.
a. = ~, ~ = si, bsi~d Caaa Dcfa nsa A b.ly
AIIi - ~ = CHtEtii, Leuf. Guy~ruo-
W. LEAVE NWORTH So ~ s,.t.
tAA COON Controller ~
J. sPAlLDiNG e.r-rr
""'' fNAN, Attorney General
tgH Ita.I. a. Huui
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lffH AfRlNA
~ G.. Lvsrfco eth uii Ara. Ma. New Orlean. D.iA
beans hotA~i ttsestSrV, hJ< b1fssE.i pr,s<sssslf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
financial.

0sFIcE - rHr SEcoSD-,v R R. Co. No SO Bower,
NV YORK Annl 3, 1851
4 DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER CENT. has s.. ms
n dav been dec ared Tayabe the Stockholders on D-
NEsDAY ich May next the oafse Of the conrany re
Transfer Books from the 2ih Of A2r ~ a" l 90
MAY BY order OF the Board PHILIP & ho"Sh'' 'eoN.-
OFFicE NATIONAL FIsg Insurance CoNPNf,3
No 81 Nell-s'. New York 81 MAY 100 y,
a SENI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of TEN PER-
~ CFNT oss THIS DAY been declared by the BOARD OF
uIRFCT TORS ra,abe and sfer THURSDAY the llih INST
Inc 'A w c KELLOGG Secretary.
NIVIDEND NOTICE-Ihc SEMI-ANNUAL IN
TTRFST f. uE in this the frs day Of May ct
on the following viii be paid AL aifer that date
the undersigned p.ccutaou OF tho proper eoi
....
Tue BONDS OF THE CRY or CLEVELAND, tOhio) Is
sud 10 and fsbrrgh Railroad Company
TIE BONDS OF THE ClTl or CLEVELAND, (Ohi0l g.
sued the Paiucsc AID AAabua Railroad Company
: per cents. .--..
7Ier cens - -
the csheny Valley Railroad Company (psyabe the
Monday 0f May ncVt pc
TIE MADISON AND tNDANAPOLIs RAILROAD COM
PANY FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. per
HE SCIOTA AND HOOKING VALLEY RAILROAD COM
PANY FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. per cents
THE INDIANA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY MORT
GAGE BONDS. yer Gents
THE WiLNISGTOS AID MANCHESTER RAILROAD
COMPANY SECOND MORTGAGE BO&DS. per
Ncwiosk, pii - 1854 49, ~ - =. ,.,- -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

WETMORE, ROBERT * Co., Stock, Noss;
w Bond Brokers' have removed from Ne 70 Wssse W.
pEANLR-sT, nsu HsasvWsG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
e. an nQN WANTED on SYRACUSE {
$40 OOn-FIRsT MORTGAGE SEW

~ Ut(itVkI M hS i mOhluAnE. SEW
COLUMBIA MINING AND MANUFACTURING CoNPANY6)
MASON co, blRGINiA-sealed bid will be received Il Y
Ohce Of Measrs WADSWORIH = SHELDON No ,, Wss2.
SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS on ihe BONDS Of he "a
t0nany sued OF III GOO each, with ~
4 cent CoItoLs attached payable annually On the 10
HeTch ard September the Oace q the Ohio Life sso
,dtgH Company n New.fosk The principal payable Jss
lok, Sc TENDER l. 1903.
Tie foe Bords issued or authorized 10 be -
Ono HuuGe Iousand Dollars secured BY first msr
executed a favor Of Thos A De Boston
Hord uLon The lands mines Tailways furnaces dseIl
hnioes and al the property every description q -
Con set forth N the sid mortgage duly e1ec1d
corded IN me Once OF the County Clerk OF Mason County Ato
70 the a~ Of the state Of Virginia copy
by reference 20 the as printed report OF the Dks
OF the Company.
Tie cspa OF this Company has been very suceessfiy nl =
uLg OF coal and The manufacture Of st ~ =
ONO river ttoye Cincinnati The production and sale ~
stn ar o. ption he
MT aeyf, have enabled 20 DIVIDE thu far per GO
Per sunum uron it, stock
meu Their with much information Of general rssps
the h. portion the Ohio Valley
al ihe chat markets OF the West reference made
the Wet Columbia Company which has lead Isvsg
value their lands the where The .,crop
great Allegheny coal field crosses the Ohio River
Copies Of the est eHi annual report will be furnished ~
Giants. ~
such e he bd fed satisfactory will be Accented vhds
o. OF tsofc b 9rdAy, the eighth dly Of May ensuing
The ie payment will BE- quarter due OF
OF Ne WADsNORTH SHELDON mon sc-r,sscs Of q
bids, tie remain der 10 be ptd H. OF satnd.v Msv nj 10
The bda wi be opened on SATURDAY Nav s. a. och
IRVING SAVINGS INsTITUTION--No S6 Wsnl
L near Oreer~iehtt-Open daily II % A. NJ and -
interest a. Ier cent. Of sJC9 and unfer
CALRB 3 Woodruff, Pre.ii-s.
w 3. y TA FuF FkEf ; Vice Pr,.asra
l..
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I'M BOARD Of DIRECTORS Of the AMERICAN
cfSfs e9MrASY have .sd .....smsa, FIFTY
Nc 70 Ne coo inegsve Iayale On ar ht. Dc sh dsy of
'eJ le't-DssJ Nsssh it. laA CHARLES HOPKINS sec'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
ILLN0s ENTRAL NAILR0A0 o. TCE- ~ D. W ALI5F.- !
NEw-foRg March y. 1854 (
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.

NV I0RE, Na10h y ID
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
sIBsf RIPTION 20 CAPITAL sTOC KSoce IS hereby given
20 OH persons holding lis subscribe 20 the Capital stock Of he
nro er Railroad ompcny is Office In SewY,k when The
hooks shell opened for that before the Isl day o
January that book olen'd the office Of said Com
the City q New York. for the
receiving such subscriptions ard That all holding s,h rights
NAV have opportunity fui bng either IN duly
suthorred for he number ot shaes which they
eriy entitled any time between this date and the 10 d u jan
the Of sulscrhne Of Install
mon = share with thereon the l diy Of jan
usry Preceding the day Taymen' sud surrender Of
o such ugsuLd thai al such persons falling %
utscnbs oressd or before the s day Of January 1 val
thereafter forfeit al ssch rghis.
~ order q the b ard q D.ree.,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
NOTICE.-The THIRD ASSESSMENT Of /
/ DAN of 100000 for the ENLARGEMENT of

~ cont o. the CAPITAL of STOCK e. the HAyERsTRtW
MINSG ar1 IRON COMPANY % b. paystle On tie IGh II Msy
~ tAei. etee 30 . Waist - oder q IL rector.
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD

THE COUFONS ca the First and Second Mortgage
Bond Of TIE Peoria SD Oqussa Ralroed due Ny Ia. will
be pa a. the oiaee Of J. A. UNDERWOOD SON
a. Pre.dsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
OFFIcE oF rHE CLINTON County CoNL CO, /
No u Wallet, third loot
Y'IlE CLINTON COUNTY COAL COMPANY 4
II " INNhH'ALL I!tAsufrt
CAVlNGS BANK DEPARTMENT of the EIGIIfH

- Az BANK. Of SD ST. and 8ihay-Au dsps
ttoTc tie loth viii draw the lsi d
esess at he atc Of per al under 500
&. VI K PAuLISON. PreAask
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
nIVIDFND NOTICE.-The DIRECTORS of t

nIVIDFND N0rICE.-The DIRECTORS of the
DoHEMUNC RAILROAD CoMPANY hsvs s THIS -, PAY
ne last ia months payable on the h n Stoes hoisn e.din
Bank this residing Oaaro Chemunr schuyler
counties their vcnes will receive their Dividends A. che
BANKING House Of b. kdde Geneva srd The Bank Of Che
nung Ena Tie Coupos q the Nogige Bonds IT "a, ae
Company will be paid the Taur-rs ice Artc Bank
Ireseleou time afer The inst BY order OF tbs
RCerd. ISAAC OTIS. IreafIreF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
EowlN c LITCHFItLp' II 4'l4TI'
vTEN PER CENT. INCOME BONDS. :

for sale $4,000 OF TEN PER CENT INCOME BONDS HJ.A
/, az v,ers from March and convertible INTO stock At
ro 20 Mach 1851 These Bonds fully secured By p~
The eusc OF the Road after PAYNE interest upon se
Fl Mortgage Bonds Tie receipts OF the ~ miles OF road hr
the besi Fart a Illinois are estmaied at Snno per mse
sknr Bonds safe and desirable inFsne
TIE Road now operation Bloomington, ~ miles md VII
opeucd ,hror GA to Chicago the "a. day Of July
GEORGE BLISS, Prest, No. 10 N'luARa
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Bcerd lrNN OAi'- t'ei''t't-
MAD RIVER LANE EaIE RAILKoto Co
nIVIDEND.-BostOn. March 30, 1rjl-A Divi
~ TEN FER CENT hos been declared he Ia sock
OF Company May he sic offices where
the cericats have bes ued 20 hsreho,s Of cot 7n no
$751; INST SAMUEL HENsHAW. rrtslger
Or;lcs CENTRAL X AZ soAD COsPiSY o. NEw-JsHssY.(
May l. l9,f
DIVIDFND and REMOVAL.--Semi-ann inter
D. Al The rae OF SEVEN PER CENT PEI VIII be
sa 20 he stockholders WEDNESDAY Nay % tl Oil Of
The Company No % as 70 which ey have removed from
Nc Wallet q. ". MlLLiGAN. Trcat
BRoAD~aY BANE. Se,y-Yors April -. lsjt
NINTH DIVIDEND.-A Scmi-Amnuai Dividend Of
~ FIy j PER the Capital this
Of the rroGs months Will be paid and eier the 18th
dag u MAY ensuing - -,
fhe lufcT will be closed from RE sth Of Nay until dsy
Of payment - !" H'h"'AA, .-h,f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-21
Marine Intelligence.


ARRIVED.
April I5steamer Chatham Mcfae, from Fayetteville,
Fairy Price, from Fayetteville to E J Lutelloh
April l6-Steamer Spray, PI;ce from Smthvie. to H
steamer c VANDERBILT from Charleston.
steamer Gladiator, from Charleston
Wilmington. from Charleston.
April l7-steamer Spray, Price from Smithvlc. to H
VanBokkelen.
April sch" Sally Ann Spencer, from Evde county to
DeRosset & Brown with 900 bush
steamer Southerner, Carter, from Fayetteville oMcary
| & CazauX.
steamer Douglass Williams from Fayetteville to w II
Marsh.
steamer Spray Price, from smi;h,ille 20 Il VanBokke-
l9-schr Mary Emily, Sawyer, from Boston, to Adams,
Bro s. Co.
schr w Brown, Huse, from New York to Deliosset &
schr Jas Smith, Miner. from Fairfield c, DeRos-
schr Victory Mdgett from Hyde county, DcRosset Il
Brown
schr ChadbOurn, wainwright, from Baltimore, to H
schr Clarrissa, Cikey. from Rookand, Me-, to & D
schr Nora Shute from Belfast Me in II days, to &
D McRae & Co.
ohr Elouisc, Jones, from New York. to Worth; with
mdze
schr Kensington Revens from saltilIa River, Ga for
p"t in here for repairs, to T c Worth
Gov. Graham, Evans from Fayetteville, to
sehr Dixon Swnde, Douglass, from Hyde county, to VIM
Gwyer with corn
schr Maria Ann, w llllams, from hyde county, TO J II
| Blossom with corn.
schr Vermont Elliott from Boston, Kidder & Martin.
schr Topaz, Willis from Hyde county, to Master with
steamer Spray, Price, from smthvill, to H VanBok-
kelen.
steamer Fairy Price from Fayetteville, E Luterloh.
2Osteamer Rowan, Barber from Fayetteville, to E Lut-
| teroh
Brig Cardiff Whitaker, from New York, to VIM. Nef s,
Son.
April l5brig Annddale Pendleton, for Saco Me, by
| s D McRae Il Co; with 80 900 feet timber.
schr Golden R ue, Malcoab for New York, by r Bios
som with naval stores pea nuts, SC.
I7-stmr Fairy Price, for Fayetteville by f Lutterloh
stmr Spray, Price, for Smithvle, by II VanBokkeen
April l7-schr William, snowman, for Rockand Me, by
! VIM NJ EIaI Kiss with 30, 900 feet lumber
I8-steamer Spray, Price, for Smithyllc by II Van
Bokkelen.
steamer Fanny LutterlOh, Stedman for Fayetteville by
! l. J LutterlOh.
schr Laura Harker for shallote, by DeRoset Brown
schr F J Cummings, Vesey, for Rockand, Me, by VIM
NJ Harris with lumber
schr G. c Stratton, LangstaH, for Philadelphia, by
| Worth with naval stores. NC. -
April l9--schr VIM Smith, Smith, for New York, by
Worth with naval stores, &c.
schr Champion. Bartlett, for Boston, by VIM HarriSs
with 80 bbls rosn. do spirits turpenne 800 do tar 30O
feet timber 5000 do lumber.
schr Champion Bartlett for Boston, by Adams, Bro Co
I steamer Spray, Price, for Smthvie, by A II VanBok
steamer Chatham, McRae, for Fayetteville, by T C & [
G Worth. -
l9-schr Alaric Louvinier, for New York by Il Elan
ner with naval stores &c. ,
I9-schr II E Weston, MalOy, for hiladepha, by Geo
Harriss with bbls mdze "a do eggs y bales yarn, To-
bbS. spirits turpentine, no. do rosin
20-steamcr Spray, Price, for Smithville, by A H. Van
steamer Fairy Price, for Fayetteville, by E. ]. Lutter
lob - -, . ~ ~, u,
Marsh.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-21
DIED,

On the 18th of March, in Washington City at the resi-
dence Of her son, Hon: w: S Ashe, Mrs ELIZABETH
AsHE, of North Carolina, in the 72d year of her age
Mrs Ashe had survived for many years her husband Col
samuel Ashe, who when quite youth performed distinguish
ed services in the of the revolution and contributed
much to embam the Ashe family of Cape Fear in
the grateful memory of North Caroinians Mrs Ashe
of anecdote of the oden time always cheerful the favorte
of the young and indeed beloved by all who knew the
qualities sweey blended in her character.
At his residence, in Brunswick county 18th inst
from sudden attack of bilious collie. Mr. WILLIAM BRINK
LEY aged about 81 In the demise of this gentleman
large circle Of intimate friends regrets
the removal of good inkand by which the chain OF
friendship that has long bound them together loses
its brightest and strongest In all the relations
of life, WILLIAM BRINKLEY model worthy of imta-
ton His remains inferred Wednesday evening, in
Wmngton-the rites of the Pros Eps Church being OBJ
served. [CoH1
North State Wing will please copy.
In this town, the 14th inst Mrs CArP ARlxE HARRIss
wears
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-21
Fool or Knave.

We occasionally meet with a paragraph in Wing
papers asserting that the Free Suffrage bill was killed
in the Legislature by Democrat. Whoever makes
this assertion is either fool knave-a fool If he be-
lieves IT, and knave if he knows it is not So as every
man with any sense must know. The bill received
the vote of every Democratic member in the Senate,
except the speaker, Mr. Edwards, who was not en-
titled to vote except in of tie. Ofthe % Wing
members of the Senate, Is voted against the bill and
only for it This brought it that the Speaker could
have voted and saved the bill, but it never would have
been brought within his reach if il had not been we'll
known by the Wings that he would not vote for it.
We are we'll satisfied that Wing caucus held
and five members detailed 10 vote for the bill
bring II within the casting vote of the Speaker with
the intention of then charging its defeat upon The
Democratic party. They were determined that The
bill should be killed. but they wanted to shun the re.
sponsibility OF It's defeat Their party nfn-
enced them TO destroy 1t, but they dreaded an ou
ragged peoI lie that they wanted to put the blame on
some one else.
1t is the lowest depth of political rickery to at
tempt TO make the Democratic party responsible for
the defeat of Free Suffrage II is an attempt 10 de-
ceive the people, and such one as no man who re.
CARDS truth or honor would make This may be a
strong expression but facts justify it. The journals
of the last Legislature do not show The name of
single Democrat recorded against the Free Suffrage
bill, except that of Captain Hoke, of Lincoln, who
once voted against it TO enable him TO move re-
consideration Of the question, with the hope that it
might at last triumph. While this is So there are
the names of l6 Wing Senators recorded against the
bill, and about 80 Wing Commoners This shows
who defeated the measure.
Salisbury Republican Banner
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-21
Z5,ZZ0 IY,470 IU,74I
The New Haven REGISTER asks

Who as reb~ked 2'-Mr. Ingham, the democrat
le candidate for governor leads the whig candidate,
button, on the popular vote, in erery CITY and
COUNTY an the State! about / 900 on the popular
rote and nearly overrides both Dhon, the mhig, and
Chapman, the Maine lar candidate! John Hooker
(the Slmon-pure abolition candidate,) has between
two and three thousand votes. Take from Chapman
vote the ballots cast by Maine law democrats, and
which were cast with the sole object of securing that
law, and the combined allies would be in a minority
of the people Of the State If there is any ebuke =
in the result of the late election it is on the " fac
tions," and not on the democracy of the State We
ask democratic editors out of the State to note these
facts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-04-21
MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE STATE Oh
NORTH CAROLINA
April Sd. 1854
PAPER HANGING AND UPHOLSTPRJNG

IN ALL ITS BRANCHES-by ]. W. Zimmerman & Co.
Being practical workmen ourselves, do work in
line cheaper than any else in town, and would ad
wise all those who intend paperng and renovatng their
of goods just received which consist of the following
articles: Borders fine Screens Lace and
Tassels Hair Moss Cotton Wool and Straw Mattresses
Feather Beds, made to order at the shortest notice. All
work done by will to be done in superior se
In the course of few weeks will have renovaer,
for purifying feathers j. w. ZIMMERMAN & CO.,
Corner of Market Third Streets, under Carolina Hotel
April b, 1854.
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VISIT HARRlSON'S VS.. wHITEHURST'S
WLMING TON GAIIEPK

WHAT treasures of art does this little room contain p
w Whichever way you turn, some immortal creation
greet your eye. Here you nger proftably hours
contemplating the nobles of Gods creaon-man; here
silently with the living and the dead until the
witheed of memory again restored and strength
ened and reaches forth its hand greet those with whom
We were once intimately associated, but nhabt the
gloomy prison house of forgeulness Who would die with
out leaving desirable token of remembrance behind
Here beauty with its diversity of expression and features
gows forth em the plate with rapturous divinity, and
the oye the heart worshps them not like the
i1mitable v1gimy Angels the sainted Madonna the
Mdgddnc but the unapproachabe Daguer-
reotypes of relatives and friends, made by Harrison.
RSVst his Gallery whether you wisE of his unequa
led pictures not MIR H. is acknowledged to be the best
DagucrreOtypist in the State A VISITOR.
Nov. 18th, 1853 73-tf
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500 REWARD.

80 RUNAWAY from the Subscribers, ten Negro Men,
"a viz: JIM, belonging to Mr.. Benz. j. Parmerec, OF
a Washington, N. c.; RED HENRY, hired from Mr.
A1P but belongs to widow lady of the same town
NOAH HORTON, HENRY BERk, SPENCER PER
RY, GRANVILLE ROBERTS, CHARLES COFIELD
and BLUNT HUDGINS, belonging about Edenton, n. c..
NEEDHAM RAPER, (beiOngs to the subscrbers) and
TOM GIBSON (bcIongs to II. r. bson of Williamston
\. c.
The above reward of hundred dollars will be given
the apprehension and safe confinement Of the above
in any Jail get them, ten dollars for any
them. S. ). SIMMONS co.
Wilson, n. G., April 2Ist. 1884 33tf
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JAMES DAWSON,
Ne1t door TO Policy & Hart,

Neat door to Policy & Hart,
RESPECTFULLY informs Ladies wishing to purchase
II, Dress GooDs or EMBRoIDERlEs, or DRY GOODS OF
auy description if they will favor him with call be VIII
bow them as rich fashionable and cheap assortment
ever was exhibited in this place He has but price, and
that is marked in plain figures on every article.
April Goth, 1854.
fashionable STYLES and Materials, few dozen very low
Priced For sale at the Emporium G. MYERS
MISSES TRIMED CORONETs,
ND Zerlinas New Styles also low priced trimmed and IN
a trimmed fats for sale at the Emporium Z MYERS
DOYS Fancy Styles Trimmed LeghOrn, Canton and Ped
Is al Braid Hats for sale at the Emporium G MYERS.
CTIK Under SHIRTS, ORA WkRS and HA LIZ HOSE,
= q large assortment just opened at ,,,,,
Ill GIIth 1894 SCOTT & BALDWIN'S.
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SCHOOL NoTICE-sPECIAL

TINE present session this Institution will close Fri
day. the 18th day of April and the second session will
the h day of May and close the last day of
November.
The Spring and Summer uniform will consist of Brown
Green plaid Gnghans for School Dresses and White Cam
bric Jaconett Muslin for Church Dresses Plain Straw
Bonnets trimmed with white the outside and within
suit the complexion Plain Black Silk scolloped Capc to
be worn with the white Dresses.
JAMES II. BRENT, Prest
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