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CCTION NOTlCt.-LARGE SALE-Hand-

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AUCTION NOTICF.-LARGE SALE-Hand-
~ some hOJ.E OLU FUR,IrUAE This fnis'i
I.r.e ar-..-7 H.r.- '. sr.H'r e., r. tfr. e-.' '
60, 80. Pi.-.. p. 81 f.1s- R. 10 s-t,.r
~ 49, r.. .,..,. " r.. al r. -.
a. p.s-- ..-,.- u.-s Ell Go =. .es-.y c7..v .sa.
7e- rTfrf Ssv-r. Gee ha-s=s s.''rF -ors' Two
az. So, j,-r.. Sc t. &c. 70 1t F.,-..5r
m.,c s'-ly .-.- ~ 'e~ r. err-a--1-n'
~ C.ArsR. lc.len~er
1 nMINISTRATOk' SALE -SLQCh AMI
!. zoe oe...s No its w.,t:t Fnrpita. wearing Apo.re
Bss' 80 e.ri-ri' Counter 80 sturs. so en-
,,s.-. psmnoes and F-,ihsr- Barssu, RID, Revolver
Wrups De.s s.
A SSIGNEEs SALE of FURNITURE.-THI
C Furniture coh..ned u The ss-room. Of 4 donlers
date Hum.s Ksn,J So IL sal - Fa'ao-: Brl'siya
DrHs Room F'Tnitgr- nai's-d md 9ad9-a.d A.o An
o. Oh Painted nacs sh.d-. Fntares, roo', So
A''' IOPIN rvGERsOLL ,.
JOEL " MASON. Assaess
N.THsw JosD,S Aueuoneer
DY JORDAN & NORTON, AuctiOneers and
ID Commission Merchants NO $50 Brcsdssy. ,up ssinl
between FrsD.in and Leossrd..s
A n. mEEwIy. Aactiouees.
DaNOS, DhOi AO.-lE
ID Rooms SO IS Park row
sIXTY-FiRsT NTw-YoRE TRADE SALE.
o. b. cou rrepoed TUESDAY. March IS, 1855
The re1t RI GCLAR TRADE SALE OF 3Ooks. Stereotype
Plates Stationery Sc viii be held above The CstsoEue
nov ieAdy ard vii be found 20 embrace fall gumeus
frcm the ear "a pnl.hers of thi. country.
FRIDAY F|ENi.i. Feb. > At y o'clock.
BOOKSELLERS sTOCh-An eNtenny- collection OF
stse.le IN the various branches Of Lrer.ture,
End .nd gre. variety Of Miscellaneous Publ
c.io1s large Of popular Classical snd school
Books IL qusf iies, &c. -
Ar PRrvaTE Complete Sets Of Detenss Household
Vores IL 70 ures
D,slFL mscs.sLN Auotioneer
FURNITURE UCTION-SALES-The under
.sred be- inform their ffiends and the puzzle
that they are prepared their persona attention T. d
Furpifure sse. Auction 81 the residences Of aules
hresktuR Up house Ping this spFinz. MACFARLAS
MERRITT. Aueucn.ers. No Nas'aast
W A Casr,R Auctioueer No 81 D-r-st Green sich.
CROCERIEs. SUGARS, COLLlNSsPATENT
VI AXLEs SMILED ALMONDS -raIs DAY, at Il?
t'clccb ~ Nc - De1 corner Greenvchst Cgirs Mac
cs-eui Frerch Chocosts BuckShest Flour Teas Cosses
Currspis Rspirs Grrer br.tdy. Rum, On. VINES. Chan
rare sop Candles olive OIL, WHIPS sadcsry, Hardware
Chissls Counter Balances
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GutIrrp an6 Gdrhware.

COOPER TRUSS HOOPS-5O0 sets as
" snrfed sires
COOPsR's EDGE TOOLS Albertson. Censer, Horton.
Baton ard Other makers
COOPER's RIVtTs large assortment.
COOPTR's HAMMERS. DRIVERS.
SECK IRONS sc &c FOR ssle By
CHAs = LITTLE Nos IS ana 81 fulton ~
SCO1CH PIG IRON-lIuDdred tuns No.
- Gsrsherhe and ~ mixed numbers bes Pig Ion IN
'''' sp0PFoWD TfLfsTOv . Co. No 90 Broadway.
AZ IRE ROPE for hosting in sugar-houses,
w .tor.b,uss g.; also for stays sni Wire sash
Cord and Rope fcr dumb vauer- IN bnilcings
CH.s " COPELAND No 81 Brosd~sy.
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Diauc- frrtes anb Musir.

IGHTE, NEWTON q BRADBURfS,
pI.No yOErE MANUFACTURING wsrersom.
No Ssi B,oone ct one block q Bnpsls Nee fetI
Sole AGENTS for the cslebrsie1 Ors2a hesSeSa
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furniture.

II ELTY Il i T. X G. u o n :,
IN No. 1894 BROAD Way.
Keep complete Of Window Shades. manufsc
tufed by Themselves ard warranted
PtTon purchasing az their Establishment can save Gil com
missions ard second profits Of Gly Mid
MIA assortment Of Lsce and Nu liz Curtains, from
Auction for sse at about half tie oost OF importation
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FOR SALE or to LET:-A modern built three
.i,ry hfosn stone front HOURE IL West I9if st, be
Nv cen 9Th and ett 90 Apply to
EDMUND A. SMITH, No 80 spruce.s:
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Two LET-On RAILROAD route East Brooklyn, the
,ubtaltsl twostory and attic HOU SIS 10 Rf,Dk inay,
II rooms and sas as AlsJ the tsosofy sod a,tie
UOUsES 10 BedfJrd-sv 10 rooms ana ss Rent r " All
have IL ouifs OF w PAVE Coal once, Myrue'
ay corner Of Franklin
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CTATEN ISLAND and ,NEw-YORK FERu
- kOTICE-CaEAr EXCHssION.-Ess 81 esou y
Ard ,~er April 10 ls the s0sis WI leave io'o~s an1
rarrher notice; L.svs Vsnder,rs L4Ddns sstes Asss
s,ery hour from ~ 70 Up N Leave feot OF "b~sss1
T. New York. ever, hour from A N. to ?. N
NHICAG TOY ST. LOUIS
~ Eew ard only direct ronisuo- cpen n.
CHICAGO And mIsiI--IPrl RAILROAD.
a. Va, and kIpr-es Route
Two DSy fsrser Trsn. lsardsy, .ss.p..d leave osse
(corner OF Van 8arcL toc shermAnss
P.rs,-st l. as Day "a pIess ....,........
escord-s Sc Louis sight EIpfea..... ....ls r ~
rrsiEs run Direct alton IS Ies ~boat che 80 'fse
on h.rsaxe and 9TH The cOgpA1ys sDlssdsf s>sa
WISCBEsTER AND REINDEER
IN .nnt1s connection si'b bs Pa~sosss Tass
throssb Z. ST. Louis as mil.sl ~ithoOt isnd-ss
TIME PROM CHICAGO To sr LOUIS ~ HOUR
IN. Che.so ns-s ypi Railroad passes thsssrs 'seS
slootninsios rissfeld ard iDvii- 10 Aitos' as
frs.elins Public viii the sdssss
fhs An AIRLINE ROUTE TO ct LOUlS.
Owe, spy other ropts from Chosso % shs snste~sS
HOT1CEi-IAPOhrAsT CDNNgCTiOss
At Alton -Connecuoos WITH dsly line pocket &c heSsG
rssins tb, b. direct 70 bsnnitsi. Quincy A.
tuS snd Sorthesa>rn Al,soaft
AZ 81 Loos-t onnrcions with trs elias. tnss o. 80 -.
br New Orssns and ali ;oints On the Lover hi"snrp a
Cume~rlanf, Tsnnss.ee ard sfkssso kiven, and -
al paint, dissoor kiy.r, nas'as tss Y"
'e ctse.,e Iaso., = ia p sosoAs j., ssgI-
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE-via stoniDg,ou, for

CEUILhh MIMI IfNI+-FI" S'""' t0'
~ Bo.too PIov.dence, rsoDtoI and New Bedford
CHANGE OF HOUR Daring the continuance oil tho "
10 the Esss River the sn-mers h" ins ~" l.s's C,s ~
North Rvef daily except sdbdsy' Al r. o., iH''ss~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

TOR sALE-In Elzabetbtown New-Jofse!,
The s,ss ard comnodioas DWELLING HOUSE, che late
rosds nee Of stephen P British deceased with .5o,. tao
Acres valuable Land attached The property thorough
order IT'D BEN AID etheI Out bu dugs
seen Garden well ttoct 9th the choicest fruit 'ress II
es.by situated in Of Ne best prts Of the towo and
within few iDotss wst OF the Railroad Depot, Eh good
p-vemtn leading thereto Terms sor price snd other
mar LlnrI spnIN 20
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UNITED STATES PASSPORTS fjr all parts
O, III. world IN SO asstle tuelers Issued hJ j. B.
SOM s. Notary PGbic No u Waren-st N b-a.I-iai'
se, ciii1.us must produce thu certificates
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IOR sALF-The new MARBLE BUILDING

L'OR SALE at LESS than COSl.-Iwo hand
cone HOUSES three basement and couotef Gel ar
tom. ard isconies Excellent neshnor,ood Sos 10
n 4stet adjoining bwn stone houses betseeo bro4d~sJ
a1d tihav with all modern improvements. Inquire on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

EARN FOR SALE, az SONLKF ILLE, y. J.,
late the property Of Martin deseased containing %
bur sd the whole under The highest cultivation foF
PARTICULARS 10 qJirs, on the premises. Of
JOBS MARTIN. o. ether % the suoscrb-s
JANE MARTIN A5uiu. -on-Tsiie. Y. J.
JAMES JENKINS AorDrisrf soy Elzsbstht y. J.
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STEANsHIPs between HAyRE aaJ NEW

~ YORk. DIRECT
TIE ste~zB-his ALP- ~; sail nom HAVE
fork -hoa CO Ina pom Ia Eas Nad.l The II
eish ps.s.e u he fss AID Seeond Ssbns ~ " vsy
moderate
sosuceS
me .. Of nsarsnce France 10 less By ships nom dsvU
dire, T., New yets a. b, .htp- csnI Eussh scrk
Apply Fsss " Sosi-vsss des t.iiss. "a DON
AIN GURRiE. o. In Nsw-YOrh % CtNAto,
q. A a.
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Two LEl-SIEAM POWER, and well-lighted
i ROOMS near Bro.d~sy 90 Canal. Elm sod walse,'s
et low rates Possession m,nrdia~ wnort change till Let
NAV Al,o the STORE Nc lSCsnslst by Mr.
OAUDU No 100 Malse
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ORR Goods.

BLANKETS 200 cases rbbon.b bound family
ID Blanket. from ernsir. &c - .nd o. ddsr-st qssiits
.,u \. 40 a low NFSMIrH a co No ~ Srossssy.
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L'ARM for SALE.-A pleasant COUNTRY
l. RESIDENCE Long Island 9TH So ser-' o. Land 70
god culiivai sbundsDoe Of Fruit gib, fifteen miles OF
the sor!h Turnpike from tiushior; t7- bald
AID IL good repair ara soud be sol WITH " sc'
II rtefsr.d TIE land could DIVIDED sdvznfsge
.on good building sites For particulars INQUIRE OF VAN
NOsTRAED No ls2 r. osdwsy. conner Of Josn-r
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EOR SALE-A beantifnl COUNTRY SEAT


Off acre. OF CHOICE LAND. undsrs high st,e Of cult
yson situated q miles south Of The City Of psutoksese on
H. Hishsud bpibe Old post rosd. leading 10 s1k
and In the vicinity Of the country seats OF M ELLSWORTH, NJ
Jtr.ud Prof. ror More. Mr. Macy &c The dwelling
.ou.re Lrcs cottage containing eight roo1s with CO.
rebted cellar under all There tVo bsrns on the place
one inst hortes csrGsts and admirably AZ
ranged The place .sutf1y shaded and futed ss1 well
ws,ered by brook running throush the who'll proeer Prc
Of the place 81 200 Apply 10 JANEo oE"'hA''' "e''
arert AT Poul hk Z I.ie.
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EOR sALE.-The HOUSE and LOT No. As

miles from the Station three hours from N-~.V York.
-FOUR ACRES OF highly-cuivz'ed LAtD, DWELLING,
BARN nd choice 5oung Apple sud Peach DR;H AID &C.
The 8l0e mirg Church is Oppo.ite the house new
Academy within MINUTES wak The ss for variety ard
lesuty q soe1ey uBsup-ed IN the stae tor further
p.It,ousrs inquire Of SAMUEL X STRONG No 2i5 Duane
II ON Frday ADD Saturday from izto4P orof
J. T HOrCHKISs,
N Y
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RIO LET-frOm the ist Of May next, LOFTS,
i at Nos % and n cedsrst LARGE and co"nodiu' and
nov occupied BY Root AbsbOnJ. as printing Office and
bool binding esabbbm-ut ADD well sdpted t. such sod
other purposes Inquire Of HASFOho
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All of which is respectfully submitted
+ +: + I'M S1 AA f COMMITTEE.
New River Navigation Comnan,

A general meeting of the Stockholders of the New
RIVER Navigation Company" was held to-day Il
jacksonville
On motion of Col. l.. w. Humphrey, the meetn;
was organized by appointing Col T. w Monitors
preslue and A. }. Murrill Secretary
"A committee was appointed to ascertain VIVA
amount or stock was represented and it was touD
tnat quorum was present, and The chair announce
the same.
Coi l. w. Humphrey, as President Of the Boar
OF directors, reported that they had taken every NJ
cessary step tor an early commencement of the WOE
That survey had been determined upon, an
some time had been consumed in procuring 5ulaO-
Engineer. He had the satisfaction of rep0Ttln-
however that they had secured the services OF ".
D mayer ABBOT, gentleman who comes 10 US higu)
recommended as being every way qualified TO 'aA
charge or the work under our SUPERVISION ~.
"A DOT mas been employed to make survey " bet"V''
Sneads Ferry and the Atlantic Ocean"
hey expect to effect the Improvement by mVa..
OF dredging, and he had been directed to contra.
with Mr.. }. c. OSgood, Troy, n Y, for the pufEos'
OF delivering Dredging Machine in New River I"
early AZ practicable 49,.
The expense OF making survey and cost OF MaCDILI
as also other demands which will be made upon u.
Company, make il necessary that the Stockholm
shall be called on for their first nstalment, anu
has been deemed expedident by the Board Una .,
assessment of SO per cent shall be laid on t"''
share. j.
On motion of MIR Higgins the Secretary was u
rected TO notify the Stockholders accordingly
On motion the meeting adjourned 49,,
E. w. MONTFORD, Preslosn'
A. j. MURRILL, Secretary.
Nov. 18th, 1856.
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Hon. VIM. S. AsHE, Pres,dent-SR.-I have the bono-
to submit herewith Annual Report of the oneraton
odu' uur'ng the hscal year ending September 30
Earnings OF the road tor the year follows:
Freight upward, (North) ........ $4636I II
10. downward (South) 95,987 81 Sl42348 p
Through Passengers, receipts from l5I.377 Ok ~ "
Way Passengers receipts from 96 5ed 20 sot7 o7o :.
Lransp tat n OF United States Mails, $500 90
Incidental receipts ............ Bop 30 ssl 60 On
Tho Cu-rt SAL 1894 O6
nave nave peeh: 26s ,s1s %
Of 1875 SO
expenditures 1or operating the Road have been as
REPAIRS OF ROAD
Salaries of all the officers, paw of
Road and Section Masters Mas
ter Carpenters of Trestle and
Bridge Repairs and all their
Hands, including Watchmen at
Covered Bridges and Hands at
three Stations ......:....... $3l,sls 0s
rroViS'onS q clothing for Negroes, 1901 Is
COST OF MATERIALS
Timber for bridges and trestle-work
Crostes, Iron rails and spikes 92 az az 600 nc
| EXPENSES OF THE DEPARrNENT OE 1859 W
PORTATION. 'A7
Repairs of Locomotives" This
includes the cost of New Loco
| motVes' and materials of all
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Collision on the N. c. RAILROAD.

RALEIGH, Nov. 1.-THE Freight and Passenger
Train ran together last night, breaking one mans
arm. The particulars have not been reported
Goldsboro' Tribune
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-16

The K. N majority on the popular vote of mary.
land is 1925 taking the vote for Comptroller Hhe
test 2635, if the vote for Lottery Commissioner be
taken All this is nothing to kill. We will come
out straight at the Presidential election.
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NTIsaissinnl EIectinn

WIssissIppl Election.
NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 10.-Wm. A. Lake, Know
Nothing, has been elected to Congress from the
Fourth District in Mississippi.
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Mississippi Election.

New ORLEANS, Nov. l0,-The Democrats -, a." nj
carried Mississippi by majority of four thou'"n'
the popular vote.
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o. We are requested by Mr. VIM. D. Cooke, the
Superintendent of the State Institution for the edu
cation Of the Deaf Dumb and Blind to state that, in
accordance with the direction of the Board of Mana
gers of that institution, he will be in Wilmington,
with several of his pupils during the session Of the
Methodist Episcopal Conference, for the purpose Of
exhibiting to the members of the Conference and the
citizens of Wilmington, the manner of teaching the
deaf, the dumb, and the blind, and of showing the
proficiency of the pupils.
We have no doubt concerning the interest which
this exhibition will excite The whole.qusstioR of
the education of those otherwise, to great extent,
cut off from social intercourse usefulness, is one in
which every phiianthropist feels deep concern We
understand that in the of the pupils Of the Stale
institution this question has received a most cheering
solution. We shall be happy to witness the exhibi.
ton, if time will permit.
az- An inquest was held Monday last at Topsail
Sound over the body of " Bob,' slave the property
of c. D. Foy, but in the employment of N. N. Nix
on, Esq., who accidentally killed on Saturday
last by the discharge of gun in the hands of Mr.
VIM. T. Bray while assisting the latter in cleaning
the piece. The jury returned verdict in accord
ance with the above facts and, an act of justice
to Mr. Bray, appended the following note to the1
verdict:
"The jury are satisfied after a patient and Tho
rough examination of the testimony, that it wa
purely accidental, and fully exonerate Mr.. BRAY
! from all blame. On behalf of the Jury,
L. B. HIGGINS, Foreman
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$llO,O5s g 800, 5S5 l9
400 OF
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Conference neutrality-suspicious. for To-Day

At Front Street,. w. Guthrie, 1O3 A. M.
M. L. Douglas. P. Nj.
J. P Moore, P. M.
At Fifth Street-A. Norman, 1O4 A. NJ
r. P. Bib, p. M
N. F. Reid, 7 p M.
In the Protestant Methodist Church at night,
o'clock, Abram Weaver.
Singular Railroad Accident---TraIn OF Cars upset
by a Gust OF Wind--Two Lives Lost.
New YORK, Nov. l3.-Last night the Express
train from Albany the Harlem Rail- ad, with the
exception Of the engine and tender) was thrown off
the track Boston Four Corners all the cars turn
ing bottom up. Mr. Rathbone, paper manufactu.
rer at Boston Corners and John Gaylor, brakeman,
were killed, and upwards of dozen passengers were
injured The accident is attributed to sudden gust
of wind which caused the cars to turn over.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-16
PnRsnENr ANn pIkEcToR,s REPORT:

The President and Directors of Wilmington and Ra
a;oh all Road Company respectfully submit TO the stock
holders their twentieth annual report showing the business
of the COMPANY for the year ending on the Oth
1855 Though the business of the Company mas ueC oeel
entirely with the wishes and OF
its friends yet is encouraging The last year was gem
orally anticipated would be favorable to inc eve0pe
men of of the road than any preceding put
Providence in its infinite wisdom, having visited two OF the
most important localities through which our Northern ano
Southern through travel preferred to pass with Pestlence
of peculiarly malignant character receipts from THIS
quence the change that made when the
discontinued February 1854 in charging the traVed
between Wilmington and eldon through, instead OF
way travel impossible to fix precisely upon the amount
of this reduction but it be proxmatey o
comparing the amount of through trave for
months during the time the boats running and
they taken off This comparison when thus made Will
show this reduction to have been 50O and by the
process find way travel has increased $2OOO
is rendered gratifying by the reflection
that results which failing, is pc
enna Every ieta which added to this increase can be
relied available basis the future operations OF the
Company.
regular increase and should connexon with the
increase Of way travel, inspire the Company with well
founded hope that in few its prosperity Will be
ly Independent of through travel
On the LIST of July last contract for the
the mails made with the Post Office Department in 1851
EXPIRED contract fer the purpose has been made
for the next four the terms and conditions
The current business of the year set forth the follow
ing table:
! through passengers $lol,oH .
w ay passengers. oO,ood :.
Transportation of Mail and other 5l,672
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-16

THAT Victory IN LoUIsIANA.-So, after all the
Growing of the Know Nothing organs, and all the lies
of the Know Nothing reporters, it turns that the
Democrats have carried their entire State ticket in
louisiana and elected every member of Congress but
one. Quite Know Nothing victory.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-16

CHARLESTON, Nov. 13.-The steamer Isabel, Capt
Rollins. from Havana, with dates to the 10th, has
arrived.
Sugars dull, owing to the high prices Quo
tations were unchanged.
By regulation just put in force, mail steamers
sgnaled off Havana before sunset will hereafter be
allowed to enter the port after that hour The Moro
Castle will hoist flag as signal that steamers may
enter.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-16

o. From Mr.. Whitaker we have Crotchets and
QuaVers or, Revelations of Opera Manager in
America" By Max Maretzek New York: S.
French, 121 Nassau Street This is another of
those AutobogrOphies common in this modest age
Max is smart fellow-handles a fddlebow or the
baton of the leader of fddlers with grace. why
shouldn't he write and make readably scandalous
and scandalously readable book
Also "Geofley Moncton; or, the Fahless Guar
dian" BY Mrs. Noodle. We presume that this is
quite readable Aook-Mrs. Noodles generally are
but without any remarkable ability, which Mrs
Noodles compositions never have
Also, "Teverino," by George Sand" formerly Ma
dame Dudevant although as no longer the wife of M
DudeVan, she is no longer entitled to bear his name
Jules Sandeau was the name of the paramour with
whom, when younger than she is now, she eloned
from her husband, hence her assumed name of eoroe
Sand She Is now 49, quiet and unassuming, in gooc
circumstances and has probably survived the com
panlons OF her more youthful crimes or imprudences
Teverino is strange afar-witb considerable geniu
but without artistic balance
g. Jack Hilton, or the Queens Own" is move
"hlch Will interest," as its scene is a new one tn
man incidents being supposed to happen on tn
ARABIAN peninsula shortly after the seizure of tn
USIFGn Ptomontory OF Alden by the English troops
""ve; therefore, all the romance of the will
Arab, with much that bears the mark of truth. m
l,cluenS' VI course are fancful-the scenes an
chSEAcSefS are pretty generally drawn from nature
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-16

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1O.-Later advices from Tex
as have been received. A fight had occurred neaI
Fort Belknap, between the Delaware and the Ca
manche Indians, in which seven of the latter were
killed. The Indians were committing depredaons
on the frontier.
treaty had been made with the Camanches in
New and Northern Mexico.
The steamer Prometheus, from New York. bad ar
rived at Corpus Christi.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-16

New ORLEANS NOV 12.-The steamer Orizaba has
arrived, bringing city of Mexico dates to the 9Th AL
varez was still President. and had fixed his residence
at Iilatglar. Ocompo had resigned as Minister of
Foreign Relations, owing disagreement with Com
onfort, the Minister of War.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-16
Kinds. ana labor used in repairs
$4,000 81

Of the same $4,000 "a
+ REPAIRS OFsCOACHES AND CARS
This includes the cost of new coach
es and cars, and materials of all
kinds and labor used in building
and repairing the same. ....... $34, 2l6 96
80 = EXPENSE TRANSPORTATION
This includes the pay of Conductors
Engineers, Train hands and fire.
Gov oil fuelo cot
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-22
Wholesale and retail Cigar store

DEGS leave respectfully TO announce to the citi-
ID zens of Volcano that he has opened Whole
sale and Retail Cigar Emporium, and will be pleas.
cd 10 furnish Public Houses, Restaurants, and ell
wbo NAV favor him with CALL at the lowest posi-
Bile rates, as he has made arrangements with large
bousc in San Francisco he will be able to sell at
lower prices than any other establishment in the
mountains Those who wish 10 smoke good cigar
viii please call Ny stock consists Of full assort
ment of all the different brands of Cigars, from 40
To sI25 per thousand Choice brands of Chewing
Tobacco.
German French and Spanish Smoking Iopacco
Pipes all sorts and sizes.
Matches of all kinds
also have on hand a full assortment OF Cutlery,
Blank Books, Paper, Envelopes, Ink, &c. a nice
assortment of Toys also good variety Of Musical
instruments, aud good assortment OF Italian Nio-
lin and Guitar Strings.
Call and examine and Judge for themselves
Main strcetoppostie Fry Roy's stone building
A. MEYERS.
Volcano Oct 81, 1851 t.