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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-27

~
EALiroREIA DiAMoNDs--A SILVER MEpAL
~ AWARDED a, the arr a tie American IN
and beautiful sre equal Ia hriisney and appearsf
real diamord. BE- had manufsctm ed
Cent? cluster 81 "a $40 ladies' $40 go f5
% as studs bracelets
lswsiry made fro the Artel lea
by mall " the United euc0sinr he
amount addressed " I. A J. Jacobs M Broadway.
A PART or A HOUSE TO LEr-FURNTaHRD WITH
"A everything boueekeepnK est ~ AID
below Blescksr viz second floor front
bedroom, large cLor~t room panfe-, Ac with tront
snent; yearly rent s5ss, with Immediate possession.
IS W. RICHARDS, B7 Brood way.
A HOUSE TO LFT-sUITABLE FOR A GEsrFEL
"A fsmiy, with Immediate possession, la good neshbar
hood wes 81 broadway, convenient the
nnss . rooms, With AL he modern Improve ysssy
d, ". RICHARDS, s7 Bsuas~,y.
ERocFRy AND LIQUOR STORE YoR BALE -oSR op
~ The beat stands 10 the Fourth ward p0r any pernn NH
nE e r. Io bn-ns - ihs arafe opportunity. Mas be
Immediately cheap Tor cash. Amply 10 Rg go
brcaay ay rom No 10, hrd noor from IL % ocoss for
two csjg.
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GTGh0R sXLyI0's DAHcIt q ACA pgxy ca aQot m
- way Nppostss Hond suse Ferhan Lnfrr rirrs~ @Ti
NfOh dancing astOui 10 Cpen saasnu dertve IA
hours of The day for irsruc 10 a 90 fshssasta d,gms
Classes Tor pEsclcc every evening, from II 10 oeogs
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Thanksgiving Day.-Brandies, Port, Sherry,
81 Crox rum se,eb and i ssey
London and Dabn porter and Scotch aes syrups corda
40, for sale at UNDERHILL MAITERSONS, 430 Broome
street. corner Of Crosby.
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Mallinery.-A Large and superb Assortment
Of ladies' and misses bonnes ribbons feathers towers and
deas trimmings; also large stock OF cloaks and
WM. 8. IKvfNE's, liz Canal street
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RESTAURANTS.

EAGIE SHADES, M. 10 GREENE SraEET-THE
~ proprietor beg 70 nsorm heir friends pu,c
they have opened The above
board a. ~ day Chops, axis and meals hours
Bees 70 cents per night Lunch every dag from 10 % II
oc'cf lrpe supper free every saturday evening B4xa
ieAe hoari Ter sale WILSON 4 PKIuK.
II AMtfr srGHr-sCApEMY OF Musfc-IIouoRs
Of The best qualify and oysters every style ob~r
rervstes's, at the bdsratsm Fourth below
Fourteenth street.
nYsTEhs--A RARE CHANCE FOR 4 srEADYnag
~ with cash capital of ti1v 500 rate a.
icon stand 10 ebo understands this trade 1h
The best n oysers he DO sood business address eoo1
centrally 10 a. " j.. Herald onioe.
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HeaIThyself> We have no Hesitntion In Say
ing consumption always aIevatei and In
many completely cured simply by the OF r Wis
cherry It's soothing aud healing influence
the diseased organs In truly wonderful.
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w. n. WiImsrth IL the Proprietor Of n
style pen ana uepc gold and silver called
thing q a lind have IL of sale by the pr ncipa
JewA throughout tho United the esrOQW Of
Me manufacturer, "A Maiden lane.
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style more srkmrly displayed in the fur capes Tam.s
FrapAhs and mus than other
ladys nelly flung article destroys
feet all and displayed stylish
II perfect fitting furs ut moderse prices
BANTAs emporium, Of Canal Wooster sss
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Consumption Can be Cured by RushtOn's
cod liver 0-I body. which vigor
and dmnisbes the cough All prescribe 4 Try
cher His only at No. ~ Asor House and
Broadway Of Canal N " and at 40 Chestnut
street. Phade pha.
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FORTY Years. Experience and Practice ON
diseases Of the human hair by A. GRANULAR, tor the
twenty years had his office at No. House, He respect
rally oforms his patrons thai he has removed TO No Church
street. Of Barclay where he be consulted daily
fsom O'Clock A. NJ TO O'Clock p. n.
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Personal.

.-%s-- ~ -ss-
INFORMATION wANTED~-By THE UNDERSIGNED.
OF the plsce Of residence Of Catherine Montanye twhose
maiden name was Catherine Ackermn widow Of Benjamin
onnder deceased Any person such Information
he charge Droiessonsy Charles yss5 ,sOsses1l
Attorney, Isl Greenwich street N. Y November a. 1855.
INFORMATION WANTED OF CATHARINE ELLIS,
who came passenger In the ship Benjamin Adams, from "a
verpoo hhe viii receive Information Of her friends BY sp
plying at II Dey street.
INFORMATION WANTED OF GEORGE L. WILLIAMSON,
who arrived in thus port the 2st day Of June
n,S ' saS s o%
well They anxiously walt % bear from him. ANY who
A 80 Mr.. GcDoUdXLI, % cosntlcs slip. New York
INFORMATION wANTEp-oF ERNEST CALARD, A
Frenchman he Jeff his house on saturday At 10 O'Clock
walker street lie Of middle size and has brown hair and
blue eyes he dressed black with dark ami
vii be thankfully rscavea No SIS wien street street he
dry goods store OF Messrs Morissene colard
DEPORTATION wANTED-oF Mr.. JOSEPH sHoEcH
who went last May the state OF Connecticut by address
Ing note &c @ The he wa recsse important ne
copy JOHN FAsER, druggist, Es Sixth avenue VENUE n 7.
INFORMATION wANTED-oF FARRELL LEDDY
about fourteen years Of age who arrived in this city 'he
ca m &c Labor ss . %ssa No. a
street, when be was employed by Thomas Gisby Of Bloom
Any information Of him viii be thankfay received BY hts
mother Bridge. Leddy at the Office Of he Commissioners Of
Emigration, 81 Worth street.
IL JOHN MITCHELL, WHO LEFT SCOTLAND ABOUT
seven eight weeks calls nj VIM Parks seal
ing ofce 2 Broadway, No. he will hear of parcu.
lar friend
ORPHAN CHILD WANrED.-THE sUBsCRTB BIER rs
~ desrous Of adopting healthy Intelligent female child
OF three or four OF of
wil cor favor by addressing Norris box 49, Herald
stating where she may be seen.
d SEND TO THE POST OFFICE POR A LETTER FOR
Mts Anna r. Graham.
THAI HARRY's PROPOSITION Is AGREEABLE, AND
i will be accepted HAIRY
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is that causes The rush for kind Of goodss IL is because
they equally durable And a a. esh. and beautiful as
American for about half the VILLA Ms OF 2I0
Fulton brooklyn hos the most beautiful artse OF the
kind that found besides all other arces In The fur ne
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Genm, ala broadway, W. Al Introtauce aIs
holiday hat On Wednesday, 18Th instay 4
GENlN ga broadway, 1poste st. Pau,s hurch.

vicinity are especially direct ID aud superb stool
O. nrs or he approaehin cold weather, comprising min
ana capes OF p.ze French sable, stone mart
smre moanssn mar capcs all OF which are made "a n
most fashionable mode will be sold twenty per cent pc
low the ordinary Brr ,atway prices. ARCHER a MARTIN
40 Greenwich stres<, between Warren ano Murray.
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MAksH Co. by the Industrial Exhibition of nil Nations for
their pate radical References Its
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Valentine Mott, Willard Parker and
John NJ Carnochan An extensive list OF names of mercantile
and oher gentlemen cured by this truss may be seen At
Marrh Co g. No. ~ Maiden lane, New York; and Marsh,
Corliea Co. No West Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio
Omen n ON 7 A. M. until II, M.
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L0veIs Wahpenc Depot, 762 Broadway.-He
would inform bis down and the public that
November e. he win open branch Office at o. White
door west Of Broadway, for their accommodation
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7 SfoSfOhT AsS0CfhTfoS.-EXcURsfOS COMPANY
~ -CompaDy ofdsr.New York, NOV. - 1855 sir You
are hereby directed 70 appear at Undeicnks Hall
Grand ana cnntcn frees Thursday morning,
AZ ~ O'Clock, armed and equipped Dressed bscs freck
bacr pants black hat and wearing white
You are ced also 70 be present at the above
Wedressay evening, 18th inst, At ~ O'Clock aud
equipped, for drliL Puncuaty In this drl
ogeFl member l. specially required. By order,
J. lixBy First Sergeant. WM McCAuLEY, Captain.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-07-28

\. 4. NEclNCfilan

Respectfully informs his friends and the public that he
ha@ hlt up large substantial Brick Buildings at his
OlI Stand expressly for manufacturing Carria neS.
Thankful for the liberal patronage he has received
for the last y wears. he hopes by strict attention
business. with desire to give satisfaction merit
continuance Of the lie warrants his work be
made Of the best material and by experienced worknen
each branch of the business. His work will compare.
tavorably with any made in the United States for neat
aul durability.
lie is determined to sell and do work in his line
on as good terms work done cSeW here that is
we'll done tie now has hand. finished. the largest
stock tC\HHlAtffS B.tHDUCIIi.S. ROCk.AW AVS
MD flt'''lhS ever offered III this place. and very
large stock ot work nearly finished. which will sold
very low for Cash short time TO n,,.tual cstou-
cr~. r,!-ile has on hand more than ONE Kindred
tIFIl chiclcs finished aud in course Of con-
81. ic.Iou
q MI work made by him i> Warranted II months
with fair usage and should it tail bad work
material will he repaired free of charge
Persons wishing to buy would do we'll to call and
examine for Themselves.
Orders thank fully received t, promptly attended to
Repairing executed at short notice and on very r.a
sonahle terms
Fayettevillc Oct |. 1854.
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u v IILLINGHI
Wholesale Retail Dealer in
CHINA: CROCkERY. GLASSWARE. AND
Liouse- Furnishing Goods
HAY STREET, opposite II. Il f. j. Lilly.
Keeps constantly hand good assortment OF
articles in his line. viz:
White and Gilt-b;nd CHINA Dinner and Tea sets
separate pieces.
Fancy Gilt China Tea sets. At pieces SI2 to $50.
Painted China Tea 81 and fl pieces at 81 to 81
White GRANITE Dinner SETS.
White Granite. Colorcd and common Dinner, Tea and
Toilet ware of various patterns.
Rockin CHAM and Yellow ware. Milk Pans Cake
Pans. Pie Plates. Tc, Pots Splttoons &c: Stone Jars
CUT, MOULDED IND PL.4LN GL4SS IT.4RE
IN GRE-7T P-fRIETY
Superior Table CUTLERY: Silver plated C.ASTORS
Tea Pots. Candlcsticks. Communion sets &C.: Tin
Coffee Urns. Dish and Plate Covers. Tea Kettles
(rss and Copper ditto:) Oyster Stcws and a variety
of useful TIN WARE. \ beautiful assortment OF
WATERS. LAMPS: for burning Fluid. Oil and
lari-standins and l'ansins-of various patterns
Lamp Glasses for Cotton Factories on hand or made
to order Passage and Guarded Lanterns
pers. Br,Skes. Table Mats. Wood Ware. and many
other USEFUL ARTICLES, necessary or convenient
for HousekeePcrs.
:12a7~ Goods carefully packed.
W. Orders will he put up as low as if the parties
present.
March L. 1885. ;7-tf
Aag Coopcrs' Tools, and all qualities of G lue
for Distillcrs use. for sale by
D. & W. McLAURIN.
June Il. 1854 If
JAMES G.. SMITH. MILES osrIN
JAMES c. SMITH 6 CO.,
C'oaaDttssi0n .Ucrchanis
Have removed their Office TO the second story of the
building formerly pied by the Telegraph Company
where they prepared to attend to all business i'll the
Commission line.
II b,,- tod tot J.a liz
attended to.
Wilmington. October l. 1851
w p ELLIOTT
General Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
W ILMIN \ G. T @ y. \. C.
Nav 9. 1875 pd Ian
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EOUITY LAND SALE.

WILL. he sold at the Court House in Fayetteville
on Monday the 18th of August. (being the week OF
Spccial Term ofCumberIand Superior Court.) about
30 Acres of Land being the balance of the Land known
as the Watson Land. joining Col. a. S. McNcill and
The above land will he sold upon credit of
months Bond and security required from the pur-
chaser
Bv order of the Court OF Equity.
VI. A. IIUSkE Clerk ald Master.
,iufy
The North-Carolinian., 1855-07-28
SPRING GOODS, 1886

81 NI-H q TOCDS, 800.
KYLE
Is now receiving his supply Of Goods. among which are
Printed Lawns. Brilliontccns:
Grenadines. Bareges.
Grape -irpcn. Silk Tissues.
Plain. figured and plain llack Silks.
fnlorcd Siiks-plan. plaid. and striped,
Embroidered Grape ShawI>.
Dunnell's. Aliens and Biggs' Prin's,
Gin9hamS-Frcnc and others
Ronnet. Neck and Cap Ribbons
Straw and SILK Bonncts.
Fresh Linens. Lawns and Diapers,
Linen Damask Table Cloths.
toltins Cloths from No. ! to 10.
Superlne Cloths and Ca-smcycs,
Twccds and Kentucky Jeans.
Bleachel shifting and Shcctings,
Brown
Ready Made Clothing
With many either Goods. All OF which offered
ut the lowest market price
March 20 1888.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-07-28

The New Hampshire Legislature has terrni
mated its annual session, the prominent acts o
which were the remoddling of the judiciary, ap
portionment of the State into Senatorial dis
tricts, the passage of a prohbitory Iiqnor law
and the general removal of the Dem ocratc III
cunlDents Of Office
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TO i \SSE\GER

Tho STEAMER Sun viii leave this place ever,
ri ESD \l and FRIDAY at Il after sunrise
:,nl Wilmington every WEDNESDAY and S.\TI- Il
DAY at II rIoch. with Passengers and Freight
Il. VI. OIt!tEII.. Agent.
Favcttcvilic oct. |. lS:Ji 96-tf
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T. II = Al L
\ T X + - L G + u Z X | C. + s.
For CASH short Time,
$50 CARRIAGES. 9SarOucEeS.

ROJKAWAYS Il BUGGIES Of erc,Y descriptiou
Many Of which finished and the balance being
finished daily; among which MANY neu and
6cautifni styles, and one rery fine CuyriaSe. Some
of them very light. and all made in the best manner
and of the best materials. Ny facilities for oin.
Carriage work grr0fer than any establishment
south and afford and determined to sell work
Of the best quuiity low it be built for BY
any
c,5- Those who arc indebted to viii please pay
up my business requires my outstanding debts to be
collected. \. \. MckETHAN.
February 81. 1855 If
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= Office.

Tho subscriber has removed to Slaw'S new building
on Gillespie street Mp stairs where he still carries
the TAILORING. BUSINESS in all its branches.
Having had practical experience in most of the Atlantic
cities he feels assured that he please the most
fastidiouS.
All orders VIII be executed with rlc,tncSs
spatch. B MONAGHAN.
1854.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-07-28
ia X I; NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
Having bought the entire interest Of Mr. Reuben
tones. III the firm Of Jones q Lett. | shall continue
business at the well known stand on Person street.
opposite the Cape Fear Bank. my account.
where all 'y friends. the trading public. and the rest
ot ni'ikild are respectfully Invited to call and
make their selections from 4 NEW STOCK of S,-
pcri"r FAMILY GROt EitIES. CoSFEcToNA
SPRING -AED SUMMER DEl-GOODS, &C.. &c.
vi kinds OF country produce taken in exchange ol
goods.
April 6. I$.i5. J. W. LETT
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PEAlsCE d EcIs(:USON,

yEARCE. q FERGUSON,
Wholesale dealers in Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Uafs Cups, Boots, Slices, Imbrellas, ami
READI-MADE CLOTHING
North side Hay street. FAYETTEVILLE, y. c.
- Strict attention paid to orders.
Is. +. pEARCE
October 1st j. I;. FERGUSON
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FOR s ALE.

FOR SALE.
TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND. nine miles
from Fayetteville. lying directly the Southern
Plank Road. and each side OF Big Rockfish. One
Of the best Turpcntinc sections in the county with
convenient improvements for family rcSGlcnce with
small corn mill on never failing stream. and
rate situation for Il Turpentine Distcrv and Store.
A. A. McNETHAN
Fel'v O. 1853. If
The North-Carolinian., 1855-07-28
DISSOIJT TION.

The firm of G. w l. GOLDSTON y co. is tlli-
day dissolved by mutual consent.
C. W. 7. COLLISION.
i. W. G,OIDSTON.
Nov. I7th. IS-i.
TIE SUBS lt!iiEt having purchased the int rrc~t
of IL. W. e. lSol in the late firm of G.. W. |. Gold
stpl 4 { y. viii still continIi" to carry the
Grocery Hardware HuSincSs
M the oil StIn He invites all his friends to call or
him when they com" to market. and he Will try t.
make himself useful!
G.. w. |. GOIDSTON.
Nov. l7th 1854. 2U-tf
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SPRING. 1858.
PEARCE < FERGUSON

PEARCE K FERGUSON
Are now opening and receiving general assort-
mcut of
Foreign and Domestic, Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS,
Hats, Caps, Donnets, Boots and Shoes and a
general assortment Of Read y-madc Clothing
Which they offer at WHOLESALE or RETAIL at
10" prices ald upon accommodating terms to punctti:
customers.
B. +. PEARCE. j. g. FERGUSON
March ID 1875.
TO .NERCH4N1'S s. .M1..UF.1CTURERs
or TIN TF.1RE.
have on hand now. ANA shall keep a supply of Tin
iiae Block Tin. Iron Wire Rvcts, Lead Pipe Sheet
Lead &c.
\ fpput sf-t- yx.-...
al wholesale aud
C. ". .NT1IiEWS. Market Squares
March y. 1865. :;7-tf
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J 4 MES G.. SMITHS


- =
FNNErfEYIiI.E ioTEI.
All kinds OF Prrfiunrric~. Hair Oils. shaving and
hAjr Brushes. toilet and shaving Soaps. for sale
Fayetteville April T. so
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McI4AIRIN & STRANGE

: II ANE on hand large stock Of superior SIlhlI
+ Nl,i,tI which they w"l sell reduced price
for cash. Persons wishing to make engagements
would do well 10 call before making cnya cincAt~
good article.
April -. SO. If
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A. W. Campbell.

AUCTIONiGEts & EDiISzISSION NIEEsrEIANV
East side Of Gillespie street,
FAYETTEvIIl.E. y. e.
October l. 1S54.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber in johnson cnhhIy
On the 2d instant, his negro boy DCGA-D' :Seu y
years. ordinary size about five feet high weighs LIT
or l'3 lbs He is supposed to be lurking IN !ie Resi
borliooJ OF the late residence Of Rantal McuY'chy
dec d. where he purchased will give F.~ard
OF twenty dollars for his delivery TO me or ms con
hneinent in any Jail ia the State 50 can ga hun
again, and will give additional reward OF twenty
hVe dollars fer evidence sufficient to convict anw9ite
man or free of color. of harborng. feeding oi
employing him.
July 21. 1855. soft
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

NOTICE BUILDERS. ea
The undersigned invites proposals for rcuildig his
two tc1cments in the Brick Row, foot Of Hay 1Vilnt
Any .niorma ton will be given y making APPLICATION
to him Proposals will be rcceiy ed Until the tfst51f
August. lLIg-Z,ls.x
eHdse ai11 bricks flereon all sJpportk$s lf
be offered lsf SO doing.
Persons wishing to sell lumber Will please apply
the undersigned.
2. MONTAGUE
July 81. 5:5-2t
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STATE OF NORTH (AROJ.JN.
SUPERIOR COURT OF LAW.

HtIW, 1000.
At the Spring Term of the Supcrior cur+ h,5 f
the County of c"nhcr'and His Honor John l. Bailey.
judge: presiding appointed Special Term Of tLc
Superior Court ot Law to be held for the rnun., ~
CumerlafI at the Court House in Favrttnvilia' W "
the SECOND MONDAY in AUGUST next 1S55 IN
order to dispose Of the unfinished business or tho
Docket. All suitors ald witnesses the Civi, Dock
ct are required to attend.
J. T. WARDEN Clerk
June 9. SOFT
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BOWMAN. SELLERS & co

BOW MAN. SELLERS & Co,
GENERAL COMMISSION nIEisCIIAST,S
Ind Cotfon ituclorS,
81 L. Pine street, NEW YORK.
ID. W. BOWMAN.
". ii. SELLERS
May |, lSJ3 y-pd EDW; ID. MCPHERSON.
\. B.-Particular attention paid to consg . alnents
Of Naval Stores.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-07-28

The INTERNAL MACHINES At SEBAsroroI.-
The London Times correspondent gives the
following account of the small mines which the
Russians have strewed the ground with about
their out-wOrks:
l was shown here at the Mamelon) one of
these extraordinary fougasSes, or small mines,
which are exploded on the touch of the foot
and whic! the Russians planted tlicklv about
their advanced works. \ strong case contain
ing powder is sunk in the ground, and to it is
attached Il thin tube of tin or lead several feet
in length: III the upper end of the tube there
is enclosed thin glass tube containing suIpl,,-
ric nitric acid. This portion of the tube is
just laid above the earth, where it can be rcadi-
ly hid by Il few blades Of grass a stone. If
person steps on it he bends the tin tube and
breaks the glass tube inside The aeid i'm
metliatcly escapes and runs down the tin tube
till 1T arrives close to its Insertion into the case
and there meets few grains of chlOrate of
potasS. Combustion instantly takes place, the
mine cNpodcs, and not only destroys every
thing near it, but throws out quantity Of
btumen, with which it is coated, in state
Of ignition, so as to burn whatever it rests
upon Later in the day, very nearly had u
practical experience of the working Of these
mines, for an English sentry, who kindly warn
ed off, did not indicate the exact direction till
he found he was in danger Of my firing it, when
he became very communicative on tho SUBJECT
| One of them blew up during the arnisticc, but
don't know what damage it did. We have
lost several men by them. While the ground
is occupied by the Russians they mark them by
small flags which are removed when the enemy
advance 1t makes it d;sagrecable walking III
the space between the works.
Jrsr THE GIRI. FOR IIiM.--The Springfield
Republican, adds to the story of the man, who,
when told bv his landlord that he could not
leave his house until he paid his ILL., replied,
&c Good just put that in writing. make ii rcgu-
lar agreement of it; I'll stay with You us long
as | live :" the following: 1t must have been
the same Individual who, too poor to get mar
ried was vet too susceptible to let the girls
alone. and of whom is told this circumstance:
He was riding with of the fair sex, "al of
a summers day" and accidentally y-mcn's arms,
awkward things, are ever in the way--dropped
an arm around her waist No objection was
made for !, while, and the arm gradually re-
lieyed the side Of the carriage Of the pressure
unon it. But Of sudden; whether from a
late recognition Of the impropriety Of the thing,
or the sight of another beau coming, never was
clearly evident, the lady started will, volcanic
energy, and with a flashing eye, exclaimed
Mr. ---, can support myself y Capital"
was the instant reply, lyon are just the girl
I've been looking for these five years-wil you
marry me =
The North-Carolinian., 1855-07-28
REMOVAL.
COUNCIL. RAY & CO..

COUNCIL, RAY & CO.,
Have removed from their former stand on Person street
to the Store north side of Hay street recently ocu-
pied l,y Mr. X. NJ Orrel, where be found
STAPLE AND FANCY DRN-GOODS.
among which are Ladies' Dress Goods. Gloves Collars.
Sleeves, Founcng, Linen Cambria Handkerchief. &c.
Also.
Hats. and many other things.
Please call and examine
J>o. T. CotNclI., .AI.Ex RAY, JOHN \. NicIofsoN
Favcttevillc July 9TH If
The North-Carolinian., 1855-07-28
HAIL d !,DLLI Err.

HAIL &, HDILIHt:4cEs.
FAYETTEVILLE FOUNDRY.
Castings of every description uIgtr to order
\ lot of Ialbtt Metal for sale.
WINSLOW STREET.
Oct |. lSJl. If
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LAND Fol, SALE.

The Subscriber offers for sale THREE, IfJ' \DRED
ard TWENTY Acres Of Land. adjoining the Cape
Fear. miles below Fayetteville. or this tract.
about Forty enclosed and under cultivation.
meadow and corn land the remainder is swamp and
~andiiil. well wooded and located for dwellings.
April I. t0-tf THHS. J. ROBINSON.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-07-28
G.. ". sYiEEIiiiS 4 CO.

G. ". NEiiEiiiS &C.
Have Just received large aud well selected
ncnt Of
HARDWARE AND GROCERIES,.
to which they invite the attention of Country Mcrc-
ants.
March L. lSJJ.
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NOTICE..

All persons indebted o the late firm of (ounci
Cain II Co.. earnestly requested to call and settle
longer in;lu gcncc cannot be given.
OUNCII. & RAY
March II. 1888. :;7-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1855-07-28
STOLEN

From the subscriber on the 18th inst. sinec-cascd
capped Lever W.ATCH with steel Key attached l,v
green silk guard. The Watch has been in use some
$ or years. and was repaired Ly Mr. Brown of Viii
mln4on. whose label IS the inside. ANY person re-
turning it Will be literally rewarded.
JAS. VI. WILLIAMSON
July 14tl 5t-p,.