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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31
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THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
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speech OF Senator Wade
Hon h. + Wade, L.. Senator from Ohio,
delivered the following speech at Dccrius'.
Oaks ou Tuesday o., llti inst. he ail:
Mr President. / have como o great way
uat with the hops or expectation that lal
arv,hiu. 90 imrart o. ,hr culish,cn.lan
intelligent reapl, of ,hi, state whichwouHl
furnish thrn amy additional light ur.n ihc
great .uhrr, now ia issue before thc Yr1Fl.
ogthc Uu'-I stats. I know very well tla'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31
PARIS, ME-, FRIDAY, AUGUST 81, 1855.

and whether men l,yc or die, It must BE- pro-
served even though thchcaycus fail. (Grat
aPplausc)
Threats or disuui5n Yes sir, tlc hum
bug Of "diuni0n " has done more TO COW
down the spirit OF the North than an other
thing. put together. The frarora dis1lU-
ton OF this UuiJni Ny God only think Cd!
d, ioramomut, Adi@olu@nofthe Uuiou
comm. from ,he puny arm oi thc South
SIX millions OF pc pie with thrco millions cd!
mortal cugmi.. ia their very midst, and no
mechanic ur.s-no, c,tu tc manufacture
% sruv 90 row thauH.ys aer.ss their
rivers with (Iaugltr) Aul "; they
ay "Iry8u lou1t c1mr {, our i.rms, v.
win dissolve ta. nrurhip ''s why, Ply,
t.-t g. nat ha..r.s MAN anywhere who,
if Ir hal such o. partner, would hesitate 60
krs h.m 0ut 90 orr aul h'e drn' wi,L
lim. Uaa-Nt7 auI arraua)
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The ,Eors cvcywheTS aEc abundant,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-27
Supreme COyrt-Speeial Term.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt
IN THE MATTER OF CENTRAL p

IN THE MATTER OF CENTRAL PARK.
Mr. r J. Dillon, Corporation Counsel, moved that
the case should stand over until some Judge, either
Of this district Of some other district, should be
found against whom no objection could be raised on
account Of possible consanguinity or affinity. He
stated that Judge Roosevelt closely connected
with many prominent citizens and large holders of
real estate in the city of New York, that IL was
quite probable that in the course Of the proceedings
some such disqualification might be found to exist
as was found in the cases Of Whitehall street. Canal
street and Second avenue.
Judge Roosevelt stated that he was not aware that
he was related to any of the party interested, but
that considering the large amount of property in
volved, it was eminenty proper that the matter
should he investigated and he therefore decided to
adjourn the further hearing of the case until Friday,
at II A. NJ in order that he might have an oppor-
tunity Of making careful examination, with the
understanding that If he should find any disqualified
ton, the matter would then proceed before some
other Judge.
Among the counsel for the remonstrants present,
were Messrs. George Wood, Waters, j. and w. H.
Anthem, Mott and Others II is said that there are
about one hundred persons who object to the con-
frmation of the report, either on account of as
sessment or award
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-27
Port OF Rew York, December 90, 1855.

CLEARED.
Steamship Cahawba, Bullock, Havana and New Orleans
Steamship Knoxville, Ludlow savannah--S I. Mltchui.
Steamship Marion Fostor Chareston-spoford Tllcson
Ship Southampton, Austin Falmouth Snow Burgess
Ship Canton, Wooster, Rotsardam-Funch Mcircke.
Bark OldenburA Olden) sikken, Muller
Bs NY ESsd
Brs Red warrior Ford sierra IeoneNYasss Porterscd
sstT Mary Or 6awson. Has1M Donovan naf'h
schr Snow Flake, Rose, FranKln-van Brnnt 4 slaght
schr 3 N Smith, Weeks. Bucksville-J Merrill.
schr N Davis. Robinson, Wilmington-McUready, Mott
schr Simpson, Mathews, .ocracoko--Master.
SShr Jas Laa renee. Al en- Boston-Dnytou Spragus
seLr United, hopains New uayen--J Haven.
es@es saoa s"f sandor
Line.
Steamship Baltic Comsock Lyerpocl-E Collins Co.
s sas Wa rsHssn Rrr
schr Smith futile. Baker Philadelphia Mckee.
ARRIVED.
Bark Joh.npe Louise Brem) Frentwehe Sc days.
S,s wave r Stevens, Windsor, IL days. with plaster, to
Brig Eehscea r Merriam. Parrboro, II days. with pota
sctr 4 Elliot, KSsey, R,casond
schr Escort. Murr Calais, 10 days Experienced heavy
schr Montana new, Saw yer, Calais.
seh hr 5us ha' he nSiiiS Ros ahsn,h'
BELOW.
ship, anchored in the bay; aso, bark In the ohlng.
SAILED.
seam Baltic fer Lver20 AID anchored Quarantine
Knoxville Savannah Marion Chreston s sb Hasss
(cippcrl. San Francisco.
esteaship Northern Lgh, s lie anchored in the North
near by.
Wind during the day NV, and fresl.
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On the 18th the temperature rose to 43 degrees at
IL M. From the 10th to 31st the weather was mild
and the temperature fell below the freezing point
only on three DAYS, viz.-22d, 81 degrees; 9Th 81
degrees and 2sth, 20 degrees; wind Nd. and Wd. or
N. and Ed. Atthis time the expedition was between
the parallels Of "a degrees and IS dogs. 2lm. 34s.
north; OF from six to more than twelve degrees
north Of the mouth Of Back river. There is dit.
ference in the temperature on the water from that
on tho land, and the deeper the water the milder
the temperature.
The public mind seems fixed against any further
Arctic expeditions; but beyond that of the company
of Sir John Franklin, who persisted from the fact
of not having carried sufficient store of provisions
for such voyage, there has been but little loss of
len the Arctic The barrenness of the country
visited by Mr.. Stewart doubt will in time in its
neither stores treasured up for future time deveope
the cause of that barrenness. The immense coal
deposits within the Arctic will yet contribute
to commerce, for a sample which we have placed in
the hands Of chemist, for distation, yields sixty
four per cent Of crude OIL and be estimates its value
here at seventeen dollars per ton and it also be
used for the manufacture of parafine candles, and
thus relieve the whales from the destruction that has
SO long followed them.
The Montreal account of Mr. Stewards arrival says
that Sir John Franklin left England, with the Erebns
and Terror, in ls43 This is an error; it was in
1916 that he sailed, and had he been supplied with
years stock of provisions, or been sent for as
promptly as our government sent in search of DR..
Kane, he no doubt would have survived. The search
was unfortunately too long delayed. Il. merriam.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, Dec. &c, 1866.
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The following was read =

IsAAc TowysTyD-Dear Sir-Your estimates for the
year 1853 have been approved by the Comussioncrs and
placed In tho custody Of the Clerk OF tho Board Of Snper
visors. Deductpg $4,000 Of estimates received there
win remain to be raised by tax in 1885, the sum Of
$751;, coo. Respectfully yours, A. G. FlAAGG.
Governor DRAPER stated that estimate had been
made for Tho money due from the Commissioners Of Emil
grafton for Of migran unatics He offered reso.
luton notifying the Commissioner CT the Sinking Fund
OF the same, which carried
An appropriation made for celebrating New Years
day in the institution In proper manner. II
nouncsd that Governor West would deliver an adte 10
the children Mt Rsndals Isand and Governor Smith an
oraticn on tho occasion.
DrE wished the Board 10 appoint him poet
he wanted to be rupg In " somehow or other but
the Board crueAy refused to allow the Governor 70 OIL
ciate. Adjourned.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
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Mr.. CARBuL commended that his resolution could Do
no harm.
pssy 10 d not intend fo% their
candidate and platform.
Mr.. HUMPHRgY MARSHALL denied that there had been
billing and cooling by the American party, which had
made proposition to alter the present things
Mr. JoNEs (dem.) Of Tenn moved that the House take
q recess until tomorrow IL O'Clock 50 minutes A. NJ
Several members sad this in effect evasion Of
the resolution adopted to remain in session till the cleo
ton Of a Speaker.
Mr. jones' motion was negatved.
Notwithstanding approximations of continuous
sion the House at hafpast r. w. pending the resolu
tion inviting Mr. Orr preside, took till tome.
at 10 A. NJ, which occasioned much laughter and
fusion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-27

Court UalsnAar-TnM Day.
EUlHEM CouE1-SpeciI Telm.-Nos. 152, IT'S, 70, az,
1856.
srrxxSos Coun--Nos ll8, sss ess, b67. sse sse,
EOS DOB ee9 Ala p74 Or6 s77 O70 p8s S6a e85L, 1885,
9e7 TO 9e2, ees to i0Ol 1904 to 1909, l01i.
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The following table shows the relative proportion
Board OF Ten Governors.

The Board met yesterday at O'Clock r. NJ. Present
Governors Townsend, Qn the chair,) Draper, Smith
Duke, West, Henry, Taylor and Dugro.
COuNrSIrA TfDys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-27

The Further Accounts from the Polar Seas.
The messengers from the north have followed
each other in quick succezion--frst came Lieut..
Hartstein, with the Relief aud Arctic, from round
cruise of four months and seven days, without the
loss Of man or spar, with Ir Kane and fourteen
OF his companions, safe and well; next came the
Resohte, Capt Kelets ship, from the far north and
west beyond the line Of no variation, mute witness
10 add to the testimony Of the feencss of the far
northern and wesern drift; and now comes Mr..
Stewart overland, nearly completing the circle.
There is still unheard from Capt McClures ship in
the Ray Of Mercy, far in the west; the Grnne brig
Advance far in the north; the propeller consort Of
Capt. Kellet's ship, in Melville Bay and Sir Edward
Belcher's ship and steam consort, in Wellington
Channel.
The published account Of the tidings brought by
Mr.. Stewart, on being compared with the journal
before me, kept on board the Hartsteia propeller
Arctic, presents these diflerences:--Mr. Stewards
account says when "they left the shores Of the Polar
sea, 9th Of August, the ice was accommodating very
fast" The account via Montreal, since received,
says "they left on the 14th Of August; the ground
was covered with fresh fallen snow and the ice was
forming-in fact. winter had set in.' On the 30th
of July, the day Mr.. Stewart reached the mouth of
Great Fish river, lat about So deg, Lieut. Hartstein
in lat. "a deg. 20 min. Is Sec N. long, 81 deg.
"a min. W., and OH the l4th of August he reached
lat rs deg. AZ min IA n. long. 63 deg. 10 min.
W., on his way to the head of Smiths Sound. From
the Sd Of August to the 9th, both inclusive there
was cool term, as follows
Axsu 49,. -
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Commissioners OF Emigration.

The Board me! at AZ P. NJ. Noquorum present. Com
mssionerPurdy called to the chair order to pass
some bills after which the Board adjourned.
ARRIVALS GARDEN.
During the past week 81 vessels arrived at Castle Gar
den, Of which AZ discharged passengers 6256 of whom
bondabe and eco bondabe. Theae are Is vessels
at expected in every day. The bond ,be passengers
brought Sis, o3S 49, averaging $35 each passenger
WEEKLY STATEMENT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-27

DEPLETION, By SPECIAL REQUEST, OF THE AN
III nivcrsary exercises OF Sunday School, No win take
place this h1rsda evening Dec u, in the Sixth Bap
ust churt rear avenue " doors at g. exercises
mcnce att O'Clock N Tickets for Christmas night are
good for this evening. By order Of the Committee.
JOHN Q ADAMS, Superintendent
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GENERALE DIES DoUANE
" OF des contributions ndreces.
EXUTIC TOBACCO

Ia
NOTICE TO wERcHANys.
chants who intend selling tobacco for the
the imperial manufactures of France informed that on
Monday Feb IL, 1856, AT o'clock 2 there viii place
at the Department OF Finances In Paris public
adjudication under sealed proposals. furnishing
quantities OF tobacco leaf for The
"kegie, during the years 1855, 1857 aud 1883, viz
Kentucky tobacco leaf similar TO three samples.
B. Maryland tobacco leat similar to three samples
l. Brszn leaf tobacco. similar 10 three samples
g. Grecinn tobacco Leaf, similar to three SAMPLES
And for furnishing the quantity OF Macedonian tobacco
years 1857, 1858 and 1889
proposal each OF these six con-
tracts the proposals thal be laid before mmsson on
the day appointed and at the opeong OF the sItug r.
Copies q ne terms and conditions approved BY n The
cat ons shall be placed at the disposal merchants
of the Admir- ior des
direces 10 Psrs and in those OF the imperial
Of PaTis havre Narcotics bordeaux Lyons ana Mora The
be delivered depoeieda the Manufacture Paris where
they can be seen every day from IL NJ. to ar. N.
TIL. GRETERIN,
= lie Conseller d'Etat. Drecteur Genesae.
Paris Nov. 70, 1855
Copies OF the terms and conditions Of the
be nj the Consulate Genera &c France Ne York
every day, from 10 A. M. TO L. M.
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Miscellaneous.

NEW BALANCE DRY DocK.--Corneiius Grnnels SPLENDID
packet ship Aurora Capt Bunting tho largest aud
heaviest ships in port yesterday raised on This dock at
foot OF Market street. for The purpoSe receiving her frs
suit OF metal This ship was taken the Of the
dock. The immense strength and balancing power Of this
structure both clearly established by the heavy
ship Of only about half the Of the dock placed
at its exremc end while the balancing power the DOCK
means Of It's Chambers great enable to maintain
throughout the entire operation perfectly level position
raising snd sustaining the ship To those Interested the
great and growing s port and who take an n
texea In naval srchit< exhibited this immense sruc
ure vi to the dock, while the ship on Will be interest
Ing.
LARGy CAHGo-The American ship Roger Sswar Sko
field mater, cleared yesterday Liverpool 3 oales
Of cotton-a eight list within traction Of G5eW This
ship, pecd after entcrprsng ,ownsman Roger Stewart
Esq. 10 regular Mobile trader and glad her
going sea with $2i0 900 freigtMobe Register Dec 20
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FURNITURE.

L,URNiTURR FOR SALE-ABoUT ~ 500 WORTH or
furniture Last spring. win DO sold for cash strictly
uDencumbeed real estate Tho house ia deSfas
ocey Madison square and viii be lot sold rur.
chaser dosfes Possession nj Address box A2 fos.
s0te-
CALoON fuRNITURE-A DOZEN sETTFEs, IN RICH
- rth. vel cushioned. stuffed backs, &c scarce usea;
splendid gas chandeliers ard other huuras exien
sion tables bar counter nc, 10, hPry b. MARLEY So
gsoAdwAy.
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SDvERTISRMEtfS RENEwEr EVERY oar.


A adsU. 6S az 5nsars sss a or TE
respect 70 the memory q our deceassd friend
g sis 10 Dc sss Mona
following rssoasas s were uasninsa sR
Kssoved That sadly The Of our friend aud
fellow student whose noble and generous traits endeaed h
Tnp he s n1 f qs n s sd pss s
a. @ sss wns %orns srs how s we say
we cannot DENY ourselves he sad privilege rendering
In ibis their day q scon ~" a' '0aa0en'e
% 5s s
TO the deceased during his illness
F.A. Tocmer, N. G. j. A. Minich, Indians
K EssSs p "a mead nrsa M kissnSssy
D. D. Sanders, Ala A. j Bailey Maine
y. Z: rssan sssr slorifa Grange Vermont
K O. Deylne, Mss I O. Bro wn TIE Teon
a. Davis, CIV. n a. FiuneI, Y
9. W. spicer, Wisconsin,. W. ". 1asemsn, III.
= N,eS SSIsw.rnea c. Hed s Js;i MD "a.
=. chrisis. ireland F.w POTTER. ohiirn.n
North Carolina papers please copy.
ANY PASSENGERS HAVING BEEN SET ASHORE
rom the Northern Light having tickets 70 dup zee o. or
sediess r. asrsd ocs 's1A ' please
A NEW W. RID FROM PARTS or THE TwELF III AND
a Nipe't en to include all Of Yo,kyeThe inhabitants OF
an saoopsed eag
Thu sdsy evening : hsfpast O'clock at the Library
EDWARD DAYTON, Chairman.
N. W. Troy, Secretary.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION NO. Q WARREN
Open daily from 10 O'Clock A. to p NJ, and rom
Interest ct the rate of six from 81 10
$500. WELTEHW CONKLIN President
n. ID. VAN PELr, wv 80 70 Secretary.
ILLINOIS AGENCY AT AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK
Notice Is hereby given that nst4nent Of per
Will be paid account Of interest 0
the state Of Illinois on And aser Monday the TIL day Of JAnua
July 1851, from l. and NJ. Canal Bonds.
JOHN MOORE. Treasurer OF IllinolA
OFFICE FOR THE PAYMENT OF FORT HAMILTON
- taxes at No Nassau street from 10 O'Clock M to3P.
will be sent TO address, Taxes remaining unpaid will be
reported rs such 10 the Comptroller at Albany.
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Snow at 4 and s A. NJ. of l0th-wind West. Pre-
cedng this cool term the temperature on the 3D. ROSE
to 40 degrees at p. NJ.
On the 18th, the weather became cool again.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-27

4 NY PASSENGERS HAVING BEEN SET ASHORE
"A from The Northern Light having tickets disp
desiring passage by first opportunity Nicaragua, will please
acdl cas- ID. r., Herald office.
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~ viii be given Gree OF CHARGE 70 the best families 10 ths
city tak2 boardes Persons wishing boarcrs also tn
yied TO ra at sos broadway, where AL such prnngu<
Apd poilely attended, 70. u. GOODWIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-27

A PRIVATE FAMILY. OCCUPYING A MODERN BUILT
n house. near Union desire TO let with board hs
second door, Wen furnisred 70 gentleman and wife er
q r~
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UOR SALE A SUPERIOR MADE GTG; BEEN BUT
II lite used. Apply NJ Ss Broadway.
UNoR sAfE-A STYLISH PAIG or BAY HORSES, just
from the country, sixteen and half hands HIGH
strong sctyiceabe and kind either sglo double
Apply al the Madison stables Broadway, a
9Th street, DE-. JAWS.
L,0R sAIE-A spLEN DID soRREL MARE, EIGHT
IL pears old long tail. fifteen hands three high ant
almat thorough crod very pleasant driver ,picadd
saddle ANIMAL perfectly sound ard Kind and will be ~
cheap account Of he III hca The owner. Can be
seen a ~ Great Jones street.
IL ChsE GIG AND HARNESS FOR sALE-A spAES-
IL did establishment, cunssng Of very supcriog blace
Canadian pet pony aooui fourteen and half bxf<k hgh.
stout, round sv perec,y .ouad Md and gentle u s,as-
hne ag hea strong AID well built, silver mean.ed wfs
rairn together wi silver or
the best qualify vii be sold together arae Price
s200. Apply l MINI avenue, OF Gwen5 eighth
street, up tiaus.
MATCHED CARRIAGE HoRsrs.-A carr or PINE
Ni bay borses VI hands hkh hye years I'D g,od sysicr
and wasransd seurd fe at lss Hade rrt e.
GHs-stEtuus-sLsIGas.-.A LARGE AssoEr.
- inert ~ fancy s'eigrs. two and seated;
jwrpess, ~ the Nes end cot al ~
Any Cor E,yle workmanship dnrsbany plss.e cr sot
erSrare before ppseh elng sewhsre a. ~ wsrea
ssss. okpWAY khkkk
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-10

EUST RECEIVED. AT F. MAILER cos
o. (ncxt door to W. l.. Pomeroy.)
FOR TIE LADIES'
Reticu!GS at all prices,
Berlin and French Baskets of all Styles
Work-boXcs new RocucCo style,
Pearl plate and other Desks
Leather and painted Portfolios,
Card Cases of pearl shell and paper nachc,
Card Recei vers very fine of Terra Gotta,
Jet Bracelets Breatpns and Necklaces of all styles
Pertumed French Bracelets &c, &c.
FOR THE GENTLE MEN.
Cigars of all the leading Brands comprising:
The Upnan, 1anlartne Primra, Jockey Club Constan-
cia Eydenca &C. To persons buying by the quantity we
allow cost price with 10 per cent. Commission.
Chewing Tobacco we'll supplied with all brands Persons
buying by the quantity charge Manufacture prices
Smoking Tobacco, fine, mild well favored Brands.
Walking Canes of all styles.
FOR THE CHILDREN.
China Tea and Dinner SETS fine Knives and Forks India
Rubber Combs Boys Guns, Secretaries, Wheebarrows,
Carriages, DomInoe Backgammon Boards Chess men, DIFF
Crying Babies India Rubber and Tin Toys g., &C.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Clocks in Mahogany and Iron SO hours and day
Clocks.
White, blue and canary glass Candesticks new STYLE
Paris China CandestickS Razors and of
the most celebrated Makers Emmerson and Tltons sDe
rior Razor Strops All articles for the Toilet Portmonaes
Pocketbooks Cigar best Italian English Guitar
Strings, Flower vases &C.. &c.
FOR THE HUNTSMEN.
Game bags, Powder Flasxs, Powder Horns, Shot Bags
Walkers and G. D. Caps, Shot Dupont's Rifle Powder
Travelling Companions Willow Flasks &C., &C..
Price and quality warranted give
Nov. 9, 1854 IolN
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-10

EsAAC PROCTOR, MERCHANT TAILOR, (Suo-
his patrons and the public generally his return from the
Northern cities, and that he receiving his Fall and
Winter supplies of Cloths Cassimeres and Vestngs Furn-
sng Goods and Ready Clothing which, being bought
principally enabled to offer at low rates.
He has store, the old stand, opposite the Post
Office,
Superne black blue brown dahla and other fancy Cloths
of various goods.
Supernc French English and American Cassimere of all
prices, plain and fancy.
Supcrfine Sn:oni DOeskns for Pants and Oyercoats.
Superfne black Satins and Grenadines
Plain and figured and fancy silk Vestings.
Fne rich silk Cuttings for weddings and artles
Plain and figured Plush Veivets, very rich.
FURNISHING GooDs-A complete assortment consisting IN
part of
Supertine plain and fancy dress Shirts
I-pIy Collars, large variety.
Canton Flannel, blcachcd Drill.
Mcrno and silk Under-shrts and Drawers.
Silk, cotton and ncr.ro plain and fancy Hosiery.
Gloves, very superior kid, black white and fancy.
Cvats black and fancy and rich assortment for weddings
and parties.
Stocks black white and fancy, with and without ties
Suspenders, Dressing Gowns &c.
In fact everything necessary for gcneman's complete
outfit t-5
With thanks his patrons for the lib
encouragement heretofore extended to him. he hopes by
strict attention to their wants. and determination to please
to merit its continuance.
Gentlemen furnishing their own goods to be nlapuactlred
may rely upon receiving the and attention Us
though sold by himself.
The latest Paris and London fashions just received.
Cutting aud repairing done promptly at all times.
He will remind those indebted months time Is allowed
to pnciua customers Those longer than the
above time will please call and close their accounts eiher
by cash note, and oblige 1SAAC FhOC1Oh
Raleigh,
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& 500 REWARD.
Nov. 9, 1854.

p r o CLANA TION
By his Ecceency DAVID S. REID Gorernor of the State
Of North Carolina.
WHEREAS, it has been made TO appear to me that one
John Young and one john N. Giles, who stand charged
fed beyond the limits of the State -
Now to the end that they be brought justice
hereby issue this Proclamation offering reward of two
hundred and fifty dollars each for The apprehension and de-
livery of the said John R. Young John NJ Giles to the
Sheriff of OnsIow County. -
DESCRIPTION
John r. Young is described be about thirty wears of
age, hive feet six inches high sparemade bla
eyes, and has lost part of one of his forefngers
John NJ Giles described to be about "a years of
ago. light complexion spare made; is about five feet eight
or nine inches high, an weighs $50 or l40 pounds
Given under my hand and attesied with the great
L. s. seal of the State of North Carolina at the CITY of
Raleigh, this the 2sth November, A. D., 1854.
6y Inc governor: DAVID S. REID.
SAN'L. F. ADAMS, Jr, Private Secretary =
Nov. 3d. 1854 .s. 1o5I-6t
The Wilmington Journal = publish six times.