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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20
CLARENDON IRON WORKS,

WlLn1NGlO NJ W
THE CLARENDON IRON WORKS now prepared
to receive orders for Beam, Vertical, Horizontal Os-
catng Steam Engines high low and adapted to
all purposes Circular Vertical and Portable Saw Mills
plee Pumps Mining Machinery; Grst and Flour Mills,
complete Parker Turbine and other Water Wheels equip
ping Steamers Car Wheels and Axes Horse Powers of
various patterns Pumps Engines Rice hresh
and all other mill work ..t
and Brass Castings of all descriptions,
including ornamental Iron Railing, Pipe Bridge Castings,
&c &c The Company respectfully invite attention styles
ana patterns OF railing which may be seen at their office
BOALE s:-Iubular, Flue and Cylindrical Boilers Wa
ter Tanks GhImneys and all other kinds of Boiler work
REPAIRS'-A separate department and force will be
kept repairs where work will be done Thoroughly and
with despatch All work done in the establishment deliver
ed either on the cars of the vii Man R. r. the
Viii & Weldon Road, or in fats at the Compauys wharf
free of charge Having large facilities the above work will
be done reasonable terms elsewhere North South
and in prompt and satisfactory manner.
by letter otherwise in regard to plans and
designs for Mills their furniture, and for Machinery gen.
orally willingly answered All orders communications
be addressed to the undersigned.
HENRY M. DRANE, Agent.
March 16, 1855. 1863 28H.
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. N. C.--April. Is


ARRIVED.
April l6-Seamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedman from Fay
ettevie, w. P Elliott.
Sohr Eliza Jane, Richardson from New York, in ballast,
l7.--Schr Dixon Swindel, Douglas, from Hyde county,
to Master; with
Schr. VIM A. Ellis Nichols, from New York, to T. c.
Worth with mdze.
April l7--Schr F. ]. Cummings, Veazie, from Camden,
Me-, VIM. NJ. Harriss; with lime.
Brig Matilda Lunt from New York in ballast to J. c.
Smith, Il Co.
Schr Volant, Newcomb from Jacksonville, to Rankin &
Martin with naval and pea nuts.
Schr Pearl, Dexter, from jacksonville to Rankin Mar
tin; with naval stores and pea nuts.
Brig Reuben, Carver Ceche, from Boston, to Russell
& Bro with mdze.
Schr A S. F1ells Sweetland from Rockport, Me-, to
Russell & Bro; with lime.
Schr. Exchange, Gray, from Baltimore, to Russell Bro;
with mdze
New Schr Col. John McRae Bogart from New York, to
j. H. Chadbourn & Co.; with mdze.
Schr. Hummng Bird, Morris, from New York, to J. K.
Blossom with mdze.
Schr Iowa, Davis, from Hyde county, to w H McRary
u Co.; with and peas.
Isabel, johnson, from Washington, N. T..
o Ellis & Mitchell with
April 18-Brig Louisa Sears, Kelly, from New York, to
J. H. Flanner; with mdze
Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt Fayetteville, to T
G. & B. G.. Worth.
10 Steamer Chatham Allen from Fayetteville, to J.
R. Blossom.
April l6Steamer Sun, Rush, for Elizabethtown by JOS
J. Lippitt.
l7Steamer Gov Graham, Evans for Fayetteville, by T.
C. & B. G. Worth.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Stedman for Fayetteville by
w. P. Elliott.
April l8-Schr Lilly, JONES' for New York, by T. c.
Worth with naval stores, &c
Schr. Marine Powell, for New York, by George Harrss
Brig Anna D. Terrey Torrey for Hull, Eng by J. & D.
McRae & Co.. with naval stores.
April 49, Steamer James R. Grist, Williams for tayette
vile, by A d. CazauX.
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SpniT.
,py IN cUBA-coRREcT VERSION OF

o,, or Ct AVERY IN CUBA-coRRECT VERSION OF
80 ABoLll,Ir0or 1rzURIAaA's SPEECH IN THE CoRTEs.
or,, Gazette de Madrid gives reliable information
rnorcs TO the Cub&n question. 1t turns out that
IN eIIred declaration of the Spanish government
me ntenon 10 abolish slavery in Cuba was either
Take on the part of the translator connected with
Srsnce HaUaS, which communicated it to the Pa
Jus :n Io9rna, or hoax.
lis 'O 5;enatch from Senior Luzuriaga, the Spanish
.,l;sler Of Foreign Affairs TO General Concha, as
,[o correct text OF the speech of the former in
aSJ to the question put TO him in the Cortes by
Ltps.raI Serrano both show that, so far from the
a n such measure being entertained ny the gov
I.sI il is their firm determination to defend to
crust this institutions having profound conviction
NJ . Iavory is an indispensable necessity ana condl-
NAV he maintenance of territorial properly In the
tV u of Cuba Senior IuZuriaga says further in
s". ssch that the emancipation of the blacks would
n' - ,he complete determination of the white race
e'I island and would consequently sever all ties
!, ..' r it and the mother country. He adds that
p7,oynrnmen have ell the material and neral force
I..o.sarv to preserve the connection.
"' Tho Chamber adopted on the moment proposition
N Oozaga conceived in the following terms:
The Cortes declare that in the midst of the grave
..ants taking place in the island of Cuba, it has
oa1d with the most complete satisfaction the expla-
mons that have just been given by Her Majesty's
1ogernment. Signed,
SALUsTIANo DE OLoZAGA.
po1ocp Of the Cortes, March Sth, 1855.
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Palace of the Cortes, March 9Th, 1855.
Know-NothIngism In Kentucky.

Iobn Rowan, esq of Kentucky, having been cal
.oi mon from several quarters to become the de O.
cratic candidate for governor OF that State declined
n assume the position, for reasons alleged IN let
,or 10 the Louisville Times. He says:
IS am unwilling to peril the fair prospect of the
rtv by becoming their standard bearer IN the next
5resr for the simple that my wife Is Cath
o.ic. see that a respectable whig paper (the Com
ra7Y thu estimates the number OF know-nothings
Kentucky at fifty thousand; and as | have been
foformed hy good authority: that man who has a
catholic wife can be member of that society, it is
fair to presume that they would not vote for man
70 crcumstanced. If this be true, fifty thousand CT.
rzens of Kentucky would say TO me, What though
Won are a native Of Kentucky, and your ancestors
we're among the pioneers Of this talr land--what
though your grandfathers, Lytie and Rowan, lost
the earnings of their lives he first by the torch Of
the Indian the last by the moneys Of the Contlnen-
raj Congress-what though they did toll on, fighting
Tie Indian and telling the forest, and under all these
thcutes educate portion of their families, and
that portion not unknOW or undistlngulshed IN the
histories of Ohio Kentucky, an the nallon-and
what though you may be qualified to discharge the
high duties of the office you aspire io-we nifty
thousand people. of Kentucky, living happily around
our hearthstones. won for US by the daring of such
men as you sprung from are determined that you
shall not be governor of Kentucky. Mr.. Rowan, be-
cause your wife, exercising the privilege guaranteed
5y the constitution of the United States and the
sulion OF every State in the COntederaCy, TO wOr-
ship God as she pIeases, is a Catholic 1t matters
not 10 US that the ancestors of that wife of those
who Ianaed with lord Baltimore and established the
good cid colony of Maryland, [to this hour the home
o. refinement and hospitality the first to invite the
reig0rists of Christendom to come and worship God
according to the dictates of their consciences."
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DIED.

At Dry Run in New Hanover county the lst March,
1885, after chronic disease of twelve months DURATION Mr.
STEPHEN COSTIN, in the 33rd year of hisage.
He of industrious habits, and public spirit,
and generous mis- feelings and attachments and good
neghbor He enjoyed the friendship and affection of large
friend and exceant cut off in the bloom of
his days by the insatate archer DEATH void is left in his
community which easily be filled. May the great
Dpos of events comfort and ooh the wounded spirits of
his family and friends, who sadly afflicted by this dis
pensation. COM.
Wilmington Herald please copy.
On the l4th April at Town Greek, Brunswick County,
WILLIAM JOSEPH, son of William H. and H. G. Walk
aged year six months and twenty-ftur days.
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C. DUPRE,
D. DUPRE, Jr.
A. C. DICKINSON.
245-tt
June Goth, 1854

1t would hardly do for any to have the temery
Basr 70 the excellence ofDr German
liver complaint and arrangement of the diges
tive organs their many virtues have long since been
plainly apparent They purge from the system the morbid
humors which retard their natural functions and bring pale
ness to the cheek and suffering the brow They Danish
health.
For sale in Wilmington, n c. by DR.. A. o. BRADLEY
and G. & D. DUPRE, Druggists. l8S-2wd6Iw
Appopletic Symptoms Preventive is better than
James Watson, of South Seventh Street. (Book
Store subject to gddness with heavy and drowsy
feelings his blood flew to the head at the least excitement
and he frequently fell down nsensble that it unsafe
to leave him without attendant His medical told
his amy candidy, there hope for him whereupon
they dismissed him however, Holoways Pills cured him
in two months and he attends business These Pills
equally ervceabe in all disorders of the liver and
mach.
Sold at the Estabshmen of Professor Holloway 80 Maiden
Lane New York; and 244 Strand Temple Bar London
and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughout the British Empire United
in Boxes at Csc, 621c., and ST. each.
is considerable saving by taking the largest sizes
N b. Directions for the guidance patients dsorde
affixed to each box.
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STEAM CIRCULAR SAW AND GRIST MILL
FOR SALE.

THE subscribers will Public Sale Gf previous
y sold, of which notice will be given,) SATU RDAY,
with Gris attached known the GO NOVATON MILL
situated Long Greek Bridge New Hanover county and
Immediately on the creek. The Mill will cut from four
six thousand feet of lumber per day There abundance
of excellent yellow pine timber navgation up the
creek that be purchased reasonable terms Also
large quantity of cypress of the best quality for weather
boardng in Long Greek with good quaptty of Poplar
There is demand for large quantity of lumber in the
fourhing village at Long Creek Bridge and in the neigh
borhood
Flats carrying from fifty sevenyfve thousand feet of
lumber cam any of the year. to the MILL the
tide rising and falling three feet The Mill is within
thirty miles of Wilmington
This a chance for those wishing to engage in this
business and that desire to make money The property will
sold privately if desired before the day of sale Terms
accommodating, and made known on day of sale:
THOMAS H. WILLIAMS.
S. S. SATCHWELL.
Long Creek n c.. April 2O-33-ts
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NOTICE..

THE partnership entered into by the undersigned
lst October, 1888 will terminate by Limitation the
Oth September 1855 Their business in North Carolina has
been conducted under the firm of FREEMAN HoUSToN and
in New York ID. G. FREEMAN ~ Co. In order
tement may take place between the parties, the ermn
alton of partnership, above specified hereby Civ
that all persons indebted to them settle their
counts without delay Up to the Both Sept they will
cost, for cash Negotiable paper No accounts will
be opened will orders for articles be attended to-
except for those who known to be punctua making
payments.
81 Their Commission and Forwarding business will con-
tnue to receive strict attention. both in New York and Will
mngton. d. C. FREEMAN.
. GEO. HOUSTON.
March 18th, 1855 1862 If
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-04-20

Washington correspondent OF the New York
Tribune has information that the filibuster expedi-
ton against Cuba will soon set out notwithstanding
the recent preparations the island to repel it, and
in the Abbeville Independent Press of the 9th nst
we find letter from B. L. PoseY, Esq dated Mont
gomery, Ala, the 2Slh ult., which saws:
Editors Of the Press For the last few DAYS |
have been receiving letters from many young men in
your State and Georgia, proposing to 90 with me in
the expedition which oreshadowed in an article
IN your paper of 22d inst As these letters are very
numerous, and will probably increase in number, it
VIII De impossible to answer them severaly | must,
therefCre, say to them be patient for few weeks.
and at the proper time will call for them if they are
wanted. 1t is impossible 10 say at this time any more
than have published in your paper I cannot haz-
al the difficulty that might be caused by too early
disclosure 10 unknown persons. Every person who
goes will need $3.50 in cash to prepare himself for
the trip. None go without that much.
| The newspapers especially those in New York,
probably will publish variety of rumors and guess
es about this expedition. You need have no confidence
at all IN them. Nobody is entrusted with the secrets
of this expedition but men of the highest known in
tegrIty, who would not disclose them. Those who
wish to 60 requested to send their names, and
at the proper time will sound the bugle for them.
| | regret that [ cannot give than the slight
adumbration already given of this project | will
say, however, that man who is fortunate enough TO
be received into its ranks may consider himself a
lucky man. 1t will comprise the finest body of men
ever brought together. They will all be young
spirited and respectable, while great many are men
of the very finest talent and highest rank in the
try No man of equivoca character or courage will
be received. have no doubt that there will be
fighting to do, and would not deceive any by eav.
ing doubt the subject. Yours respectfully,
B. L. POSEY.
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NOTICE..

IL AEING determined on closing up business in Will
mngton, smmedatety, we offer for SALE COST,
all our stock of Groceries, Provisions &C. SC Merchants
and dealers invited to call and examine the goods
nearly all OF which have been purchased for cash and at the
lowest market rates.
n: BAH parties indebted to us MU#T moke fMME-
date PAYMENT FREEMAN e. HOUSTON
April 9th, 1855. lS3-tf
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NEwELL's PATENT SAFETY
LAMP & LAME EEEnER

A NEW ARTICLE, warranted to prevent all Accidents
tom the use of Burning Fluid, Camphene, and other
Er9ssre Compo'ds used for the production of Light.
lhs Invention is applied to all common Lamps and Lamp
Feeders Also to Solar Camphene Lamps. Lanterns &c
ALSO, Burning Fluid, Camphene, and Rosn Oil. For
sale by C. D. DUPRE, Druggists, Market street, Will
mington, n G.
Having purchased the right for the State of n c. from
the Paentee prepared to fill all Orders short no
tlce for every description and variety of Lamps &C.
All persons cautioned against infringing upon the above
patent the law will be rgidly enforced against all often
ders.
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NOTICE..

WHEREAS hundred shares of the capital stock of
w the New River Navigation Company has been sub
scrbed and taken according the provisions of the act
of the General Assembly of North Carolina incorporating
said COMPANY meeting of said subscribers will be held
jacksonville the first Monday in May next for the
purpose of organizing said Company: -
JASPER ETHERIDGE,
E. w. WARD, and others,
Anil Commissioners
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DENTAL PRACTICE.

WE T d to the Surgery Of the TEETH and
w MOUTH, from 10 o'clock, A. NJ until 5 P. NJ
For gold stepping So but if large difficult, from 81
is s. Cleaning teeth, from S. 81 Separating tooth
81; Extracting tooth ro1n 81 80 cents Pivot tooth
from $40 to SIS. K SPENCER
Wilmington, Oct 2Sth, 1854 46-6m
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NE w FIRM.

THE subscriber having, the first February taken r
l. DAVID E. BUNTING into partnership with him,
the business will hereafter be conducted under the name and
style of DAVIS q BUNTING.
Feb 20. SAM'L DAVIS.
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
THE next annual meeting of the Medical Society Of the
State of North Carolina will be held in the of Sal
isbury, on Tuesday, the 18th of May, 1855.
Delegates Permanent Members, and the Profession gene
rally, are requested to attend
S. S SATCHWELL,
Sec. N. G. Med. Society.
April 1lth 1855 IS5-St-32-tm
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NOTE. River Lumber, Tar and Turpentne, sold in
subject the expense of landing inspection
erage, &c.;say Lumber so cents to ST y M; Tar and
Turpenne about 10 q Is cents y bbland naval stores
when brought per railroad about the expenses in
Cured -*For Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of one-ffth is made. according to quality.
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

BE- 1t should be understood that quotations generally
er rates have to be paid
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THE HIGH TAX Or REVENUE LAW.

DASSED by last Legislature, has been complied with
by and take this occasion say customers
and friends that have now and shall keep
hand, general assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES;
aIso large and well selected stock OF fine and CANNON
LIQUORS and WINES, which will sell former prices
extensive sales heretofore uying in doing Cali
at the store Market Street, formerly occupied by the
late E. c. Bettencourt. JONES & FOYLES.
April 3, 1855. l7Stf
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IHE RELATIONS OF GOLD AND SILvER.-lhe mail
from Europe brings adeces of large decline in the
value OF silver in consequence of the demand from
China being suspended, This has been the only
market which absorbed large supplies What be-
comes therefore, OF the favorite theory of so many
writer's that the increase of gold must necessarily en-
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL 18th, 1855

TURPENTNEThe market ruled unsteady at last weeks
quotations up to Tuesday morning since which time has
exhibited irmness, with a fair demand from shippers
and dsters and prices have advanced full 10 cents both
qualities. The receipts for the week ended this morning
have been very small compared with those for three weeks
past) and the sales foot up only 6,734 bbls., viz:
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NOTICE.,

THE subscribers would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Wilmington and the adjacent country that
they now have and intend keeping constantly hand,
general assortment of goods comprising DyGood Hats
Shoes Hardware Cutlery Saddlery, Provisions Groceries,
&c. &C. And hope by strict attention to business to
merit share of the public patronage.
Feb. 20.-l42-d&wtf DAVIS & BUNTING
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~ RAILROAD MEETlNG.-The friends of the Will
mngton and Charlotte Rarond solicited to
MooRE's CREEK CHURCH, SATURDAY, 2lst inst, at II
o'clock, M MANY CITIZENS
April 49, 1856
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nance the price of silver On the contrary gold and
silver being used for purpose, It is proven
that the value OF the is effected by airy alteration
IN the value Of the other in the same direction.
China presents demand for gold, silver alone
taken by the three hundred millions of Chinese
1hls has sustained in part the value of silver.
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and two other checks received from Messrs Freeman
Houston the amounts makers of them not Teeolected
Weldon Railroad Company, and all persons cautioned
against ding for the payment has been stopped
at the Banks upon which they were drawn
The finder othe Pocket Book will be suitably rewarded by
returning it and its contents to the subscriber leaving it
with Mr.. Thos. H. Lane, at the Rail Road Depot,
WIN. ALDERMAN
April 10, 1886. ls2-tf
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DERSONS in debt will remember their bills ready
for settlement Books being closed up, charge moth
| ing after this date OUNCE & COWAN
ADril 9TH. 1853
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None offering this morning, and the market is firm high
est quotations.
SPiRITS TURPENTINE-Ruled inactive at last Thursday
quotation Monday whenit advanced cent, with sales
at 40 cents gallon On Tuesday however the price reced-
ed but this morning again went 10 cents At the time
of closing report the market quiet and buyers
80 The sales for the week reach only 607 bbs
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LOST THIS MORNING

ON Water Street, between the of Messrs Freeman
~ s Houston, and A Lamont, ESQ., black pocket Book
Port Mona) containing $l39 81 cents in bills and some
small specie change.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINAp
Ne,O HanOuer Counfy. {
= Petition for sale of lands.
March 18th, 1855.

T
Heirs of John Nc Auslan.
pursuance of decreee of the County Court SHALL on
tuesday of the second week of the Superior Court
for this County offer for sale public auction Exchange
Corner in Wilmington the following lands the property of
the late John McAuslan, to wit three lots in the
of Wilmington north of and adjoining the railroad contain
ing front on the railroad of seventyfve feet each
running back about 200 feet also tract containing 900
acres the large Island between the Northwest River and
the also half of Battery Island opposite
to Smltvile Terms of sae onehalf cash. the balance
six months the purchaser giving with good security
April 3.-l783w.l THOS. II. WILLIAMS, Admir-
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w. L. S. TOwSsHEAD,

RUTCHER'S IMPERIAL FILES, just received a full
ID supply. j NJ ROBINSON
April 3. Izotf
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This morning the price has declined shade with sales
above Some parcels changed hands on MOp9ay and Tues
to size Of b6s In No we notice sales Saturday of 72O
TARERnIed quiet at las: Tburslsy,s o9otaton I'D to
Monday, when it advanced cents and in fair demand
The receipts have been light and for the week reach only l.
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e following is the bill of costs Of tie late visit
r re members of the New York Legislature to the
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or the Unknown Heiress by Frederick
! L Smith, author of " Woman and her Master" Fred.
Vernon g ius Howard" "Minnie Gray" Amy Law
renee" 8 Stanfed Hail. &c published. Received
ana for sale Mt S. w. WHITAKrR'S.
! April II. 1856.
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WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE.
THE Wilmington ice House, will be prepared supply
the Of the town and surrounding country the
ing season at reasonable rates
Notwithstanding the were cash. there several
due for the past season. which the parties have
full rates. by calling the Zee House.
A. H. VANBOKkELEN, Proprietor
Dec. 16 1854 Still
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bread $l4, brandy and champagne $24S IS! is
..S very we'll for legislature that has since
USED the Maine liuuOr law.