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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
Goparinsrship Nciires.

NOilCE.-Ihe Copartnership heretofore exi.,
y us between the un3srnznod .nd JAMES H s,Hs st
hIkf, eni pcrtnefl under The sni y,e 81 KrYrs
huAOLA ~ p di.el'ed ard hereatsr The baness ath
earned ca ~ tls nndrffsnce az TIE Place ani ar 49,
- 9ensnt ana inter - hMkk>ON W. kEYES
Ncw-lork May -. 1854 P " HOAGLASD -
NOTICE.-The subscribers have this day taksn
~ Mr. GEORGE FULLER into coptffnership and 81 -
time he business under The irm ~ FULLER LORD -
Nay I, 1855 FgLLER & LORD Ne. l5s 0feeaweh',t
THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
between IL uudcrs.snelh hegcAy DISSOLVED by ~
tus conscuf.-Dsted May Z, 1850
MATHEW JORDAN
FRANK X. NORTON.
The unsettled sccouf q tie late n wil b. attended ~
the senior partner Who VIII contnns business a a. IS
st.rc No So Broadway, under iAo gfJORDAN 20.
Cons. sIIgcnts 90 cited.
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Arrived.

L. : ~ steamship Nsshvie Berry, 70 hours rom Chare.sn
2 sposod Testor Co. Sunday, l21 p ~, passed schr
". l. Cogsvel. bound north
Barn Edna lof Fairfield Grcton, Cumberland HAbor Cuba
= ia, Cgzr ke 70 n TEycT Co. vessel 70 Ess,er Apr
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Marks... . CAnrrrILr REronrEp ron TnE TRInusE

Markets. C AREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIRE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY. May Il, 1855.
ASHTS-Ile r-artef steady the arrivals light sales
Ct e. tt 81 ssh for Pots IS rs 3 for Pearls.
Sa.eIatLs e steady a. &c. csfh.
BRlCKSThe market firm but quiet az - IS - . for
Herd NOrrh River.
CENENT-Prces have varied, the demand i not
tive md fhe .rrrly ample; sales 40 - ~ l2l q Dbl
COIIONIhe market r. rather quiet to-day; prices with
Quoiabe change. The saes reported a. 2oo baes
The flowing the quotations;
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Balances May jf5iss
Gold continues to arrive from Philadelphia and the
West.
Tie receipts Of the Virginia and Tennessee Road in
the month Of April last, arising entirely from local
business pant Of it only being operated amounted
10 s2207o o. being 80 cent increase over the cor
responding month flasi year.
Mr.. Hoadley, the assignee Of Messrs. Page, Bacon
Co.. i paying to-day the 30 per cent remaining un
paid on the drafts drawn between the Eth and 10th
March but is paying nothing the drafts drawn sub
sequently \ new assignment has been made by Mr..
Bacon of the remiiiances by the Illinois and the two
next steamers to arrive, which are appropriated to
pay the drafts drawn between the 9th April and 81
May leaving the drafts from 10th March TO 9th April
entirely unprotected. The reasons for the preference
given to late drafts over those drawn in the inter-
val named above are not clear, and it would
seem that an act Of extreme injustice had
been done TO the holders Of the unprotected
drafts There can be 10 good reason why
gold paid into the san Francisco house for drafts and
RENTED here should be used to pay drafts drawn by
succeeding steamers. The diversion OF remittances
to pay the drafts in full drawn between The 9th and
10th March while later drafts received no dividends,
was taking large responsibility but this last step
far exceeds that in injustice. As the matter stands at
present no dividend be made by the assignee IN
til after the arrival of the next Aspinwall steamer
The Manhattan Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared a sesn-a1aual dividend Of Z cent, payable
June /.
The California bars by the Illinois have been sold al
la4 a. cent premium and Mint bars at l-lGd. pre-
MUM. The steamer Of Wednesday viii probably
take at ccst million IA gold.
The canal tolls received at this port in tie second
week IN May were sll,sl5.
We have copy Of tire Annual Statement of the
United States Life and Trust Company, from which
it appears that the lsi Of January IS It had the
solowing
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Thus leaving n surplus Of earnings over expenses
f.r The wear amounting 20 $65 COS 20.
The Company having been in business from the 2d
~ .rrus, ls5j as above mentioned had up 70 the LIST
Of January, 1854 earned the sum Of slo6l0 IS over
ard above expenses
Tius making on the 1t Of January, ISIS, The sum
Of SIS 7C6 "a a. net Fronts.
,c~b have be.n declared amounting 70 $4,000 aud
thus il leif a surplus Of earnings OF =, 700 "a;
For the current year the earnings VIII probably be
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OFFICE OF TIRE Governors % rue ALNs.IIovsE,l
NEw-NoRg, May -, 1855
Proposals received for sup.

j plyng the Alms-House Departures wiki pure Mix
being satisfactory the Governors they under the
ton contained IN the advertisement Of the 18Th April
induced agan % invite offers for the
PROPOSALS FOR gURE MILK.
Sealed Proposals. Will be- received By the Governors II ths
Aims House their Office IN Rotunda Park until o'clock p ~
" tie I'D met for supplying daily the Institutions Ran
da ami Backwels Islands and Bellevue Hospital foot Of
bht Fest River pure unbalanced country Mia Of the hes.
quality tor yesr commencing The i day Of June
be delivered such times and such quantities. may
quird ia securely locked the expense Of the c0ntrsc
at the places 20 BE- deiynated from time time by the Over
and 10 BE- subject 20 such exann alton they direct
and not ~ be received paid for unless the
dard Of first quality. Separate Proposals will be received t
eech Of the above named places and 10 be designated tho
Offers and 20 be accompanied with the Of respond.
bic persons with their assent In writing the faithful perform
Of the contract and parties proposing 20 supply MIA
present an before the Mayor other competent
person that ether entrusted dresy Indirectly
furnishing the except those named and that they
The sctua producers Of the Milk proposed be supplied
The Governors themselves the right Of rejecting
and oil 0fes not deemed BY them aiyauaseous the Depart
meut ana proposals in strict conformity with this sdsef
teIneuf viii not be considered For further Information spPy
a their ofhcc.
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Ccurfs any Dot intended 20 prejudice me nsn
sn bat that the parties stand IN thar Pocn and
the Will be diferen; certain OF the Ddi'a1 anu
fbaf the quits csnnCt b. toned .... -
Mr. Noyes stated that there hs been deeson tna .oe
Company liable oT the oycf'i<oes, and ID th.e 'o' VIC -
verte has tefn held ,,,a.. o.,h. l.,
p<rior Cour. have both held that the Company - --'
Mr. Move. reped that Bo1worth ony MO pesse
n.y. ~ y, ~ tseiis Jude Hoanan I'D not hold that
The CcmraDy "a liable but that me heua e "eie 70 Uo
eansdsretyald and the ssne - ~ 49,. -, ~ Ar, ~
,,h, - snjsht look the OPINION which would not
~ ga 80 M he still considered hat the alluded 20
fsd the effect Of pre- ,S ~ ~, 49, me-. T. NM
the Judge did not c0no'i "oN " -o ''' u AeH- - 0'
Ted m NE a. Seenssnt on demurrer ths Temporary
,o,unetton be dissolved, wa then regularly entered
corRT OF COMMON PLEAs-Bef0re Judge DALY-N&Y II.
PoLIcE ISyEsTIGATING COMMITTEE.
In the matter of the attachment asked for by the
Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen e. % Mr. Mekear and
ether argument which had been set down f today
further postponed Friday owing % the absence Of Nh Brady
sue u the counsel, from the city.
UNITED STATS DISTRICT COURT - May Ii-Before
Judge ISCERsoLi-
SENTENCES.
perAins whose case has been already referred 10,
sh.rse8 with counieneng sentenced 70 two years i'm
rrisor men, ia the State Prison
Dern Rsnaut found guilty Of sr1pgging lewely was
ADDITION D. the forfeiture the cwey, the value Of which
uDderstsnd wss about 81 100
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURTNEY ll-Beforc
judge NELsos.
The Judge announced that the Appeal Calendar
would be called this forenoon and cases not answered viii be put
down.
MOTION FOR ISJCScTIOs.
The case Of Miss Josephine NJ Bunkey agt. De
Wit Davenport for injunction as 20 work called Ay Book
&e-, was further argued
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HARRISON's COLUMBIAN INK, BLUE
The color Is intense and beautifully brilliant Blue
much more 80 than any Blue Ink made. IL highly h
and is color permone The chemical atnites Of is eemeu
prevent the precipitation Of rs coioi an other Blue nks d.
r.if ter color time exposed % the light render
i Them worthless al foreign Bloc luk. are worthless al
III limitations HARRi-ONS g. the only Blue lnk that siani
ali fe. Ii who'esaed BY GRAY. NlrCHE COOK, No.
l8 Reekman.si. and rcaed b. - LANE CO., o. Mtlsi
HARRISON's COPYING FLUID gives three ledbe cones
from one Wi ing 20 weldened YOU would hardly know bad
ever been copied will copy well tx months afisz wten
md viii not smear II written the ledger Its recent great
iscoyery IL surpases the English in every respect
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Toiai........43o5O675 u s3,I679l s.

Increase IN lSs5.........S2S Us Il
We annex statement giving the earnings for April
Of the four great routes between the Atlantic ami the
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professional Notices.

4 DDlSON VAIL. Dentist. has REMOVED fou,
y Bondst. 20 NJ. brevoorlpace uothsl fourth Aos,.
wet OF Broadway.
hrs ROBERTS, Surgeon Dentists, No. 4
II Bcuief. invite persons wihi1g ARTIFICIAL TEETH
cell sud examine their mo'c oil Tee on Pt
rl'ie suPasns the OH style IN strength ana brsnty
DR. gANNING's OFFICE, for tho spplcatien
~ of his BRACES. TRUSSES, SPINAL PRO,S "a
SHOULDER BOWS AZ No. Bouds. A Lady IN sfs.ol
slce
DR. W. BEACH, author Of the FAMILY
II PHYSICIAN &c, has resumed Pracce al Bss,ksss
INVENTORS OFFICE, No. 6s walLst., New.
Il York; No % lOfice ~ Safest Bostou.--rhs os-st
Of this Ofce Is place Inventors o. paicuts :
connection with capitalists, whereby they can obla
tons form connections with parties or he manuacuse
their pat uted ant cies
such an oce las long been needed by Young aud ass
mechanic enable them obtain % perc, "a nir
tons with rsphfy aud place them before The public that Asy
NAV realize substantial he works Of then
Office hours ftom ~ 4. NJ t0 3 T. NJ
DICHARD BUSTED, Attorney and Coan.
seor az Law has removed his Office No - Broiway
conner OF Park rsce he Broadway Bank Rooms AMI
Oh the second story. RICHARD BUSTED MOSES ELY
ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELORS At LAW.
No. 81 Broadway, cor Park place, New'lofs.
SYLVESTER LAY, Attorney and Counselor-st
- Law Notary Public and Commissioner Of Deeds 81 No
Wais Newly orb Is dulv authorized take Dispositions, A
know Judgments &C. State In the MON except Nes
Jersry and Maryland. Rcfer 20: Hon. a. 4. bpnson X
Jafray sons, Wells, Fargo Co, New-fork; Hon II. W.
Peckhmn, Hon. Ira Harris Albany Nm McOauliey, ESQ,
Nlmn ston, Del.
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lnsuranre Companies.

ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
"A CASH CAPITAL $2J0,000.
OFFGcE No 70 WALSH, NEwhoRg
This Company Insure Buildings Merchandise Furniture e..
sels in Port snd their Cargoes, and oher property ian' Loss
Damage by FIRE. and che R Of Rsed r SSsoa 81 cur
RrcHASo 4 OAKLEY. secretary.
HARMONY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
III No. 6 Broal.rt., y. v, Cash Capital 81 80 600,
with handsome surplus confines % insure ON the most favor
able terms against los and damage BY ire - -,
R o. GLOVER, Sec'y w CALENDER Prest
MECHANICS FIRE INSURANCE COM
WI PANY-CAPITAL, sl5oooo-Oaiee' Shoe and Leather
Bank Building No. III Broadway, corner OF Chamberst
Ihis Company the capita having az been Rsa a ,
goes Household Furniture and Personal Properly generally
sgsns, damage by Fire favorable terms Losses eq
WILLIAM H. DE GRooT, President
HENRY B. DAWSON, Secretary.
wm peGroot Daniel s. Daring sf Free %,l Hunt,
e pba " S coTerd Alexander si Philip Edward De Groo
John X. Hora, Nathan A Rogers, Bartlett smith,
John Jay.
PETEs +. CooS, Surveyor.
NETWORK EQUITABLE INSURANCE Co.
~ No. 50 Wal-st.
CASH CAPITAL $40 1000.
staies and other Buidines, also Mcrcsse Hou.shol
Ships in Tort and their Cargoes Sc against loss or
RICHARD j. fHORNE, President.
JOHS MILLER secretary
CTATTMFNT of the AFFAIRS of THE MI
OTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEWlORK
for the three months ending April 80, 1855
Assets-February on 50
Total Receipts ...................."Slnlls -
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l@lS IS 99el ~
Assets-M1y y,
Number Of Policies SO
Numbered Policies IN force.................8lH
Covering risk OF 81 jg9fS5 81
J. ABBATT, Secretary r. :. NlNSIoNi President
{. GILL, Actuary.
BOARD Or TRUSTEES;
Frederick 5. Winston, John p. Yeiverfon.
Richard H. MCurdy. samuel 81. Cornell,
Governor ". wilkins John NJ stuart,
John '. L. Puyn, Hamin Blake,
William Belts Alfred Edwarls
Isaac g. Pearson, Lucius Robinson,
William Moore. Richard Patrick
joseph B. Collins, Samuel D. Babcock,
Eugene Dutilh, holman o. Monton
John II. Swift Charles J. stednan.
George r. CLARK, Lycurgus Edgerton,
N. II. Gnonell, Lewis F. Battee,
WIN. J. Bunker Samuel +. sprulls,
John Walswoub. Cephas n. Norton.
Jonathan Mlles, John ?. Treaiwen.
Abraham Biusnzer. Ezra Wheeler.
Nathaniel Hayden, William n. Pop5s1.
Joe.pb Bsnt W. Smith Brown
Nsy g. lS51
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HARRISON a. son

KINDLING.WO WOODS HARRISON * son
IN invite attention Of the public TO their arrangements
supplyyg KINDLINO.WOOD sawed and split by steam One
trial sill prove ~ convenience aud chespne-s the ccmnon
way Beet virginia Pine Hardwood per load delivered,
IS co. per ta a couts Orders per Post promptly aiteset
10 al No 2fth-st.
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snt-secre,sryi G. P. shipman, Ron-Keeper; Jas. W.
Blocker, Treasurer.
The present weekly Bank Statement il very favor
able ore. showing reduction Of liabilities and loans
with fair increase OF specie. The reduction II losns
j. larger than was anticipated. The figures are
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miscellaneous.

There's great demand
throughout the land
Fox LYONS POWDER-wsranted
To XII bugs hcas
Insects trees,
And reaches too-'is gursnieed.
nEPOT for l. Y ON's POlSONLESS MAG
~ NETIC POWDER aud MAGNETIC PILLS, for the de-
srucfon of insects vernn No "a Broadway None
une without the medals and signature Of T. LYON on
fisk or 30.
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WAIST PoWDER.-B. T. BABBITT Is n,
Groceries.

ID III A l. AK NJ L l. s.
i Honny ssrip. Graham and Family Flour, wh-s, Gnr'
Osf Meal Com Meal PesI Barley Rice Flour saso. iApss'
arscaroni, yenic Spit Peas, bsdna tresh Pess',s '
Tomatoes Sweet Herbs k, for sale a. PAaanx Depot W =
Bsrciay-si., by BREw & FRENCH
COAP and CANDLES.-ALLAN HAY & 20,
- SOAP an- CANDLE MANUFACTURERS Nos ~ -
ard a. Let beg most respectfully Inform he
Pube IN general that they anufact h ~
MOLD CANDLES for usea. dses, ifoa ' = se-y
the pound; also. their celebrated LAUNDRY sOh
superior srtee-sde expressly for the Lsapdfy 80, II
warranted as branded and marked riih our name $40
bu.iness 10 fus.
N.B-An sood. delivered N the city free dssPesN'
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Vrcrtefe. sss..s.s.s.ssss --ct-lto
Increase. al l6.745 se2ej2 s2&J51
Co~FaRATfvE TAHLE q ne To0as Spers CclG;ta GaS De
putt q ne Partf 4 ne on y Net- York E ~ rerks
ending Saturday May 1855 aas Saigr3Iy. Ny r. 1883
% rhoa y erzee hs CsIitdi = e1eh B1Hk az ~ Hi'T
cate -Nav g -Na- = -
Av-fa.s Ar-riFe kV-rafs AFerirs
kINFs o. Of anl1lnf q. ln-.ri .rolrf n -
B.,xs capfai Iaarsasa' q Ia.ns-nd d
NaJ d. DECO rts -see .pi-o 70 rf--r-
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FOorfNGs.
Total amount q Capital May fa90
.el averrae amt Of Loans Discounts, May s.. 81 o2b
tai everaae amt 4 Sp.de, Ma, 5......... li3z5,59
teI average amt Loans an Dcouuts May - Jhixfn
otsl avorae amt Of Specie May l2............ 55bA
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT = May If-BefoTe
Judge ISCERsOLL~
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MsY ii-Beforc
IL.

The Judge announced that the Appeal Caenda
would be called this forenoon and cases not answered viii be p
down.
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Wssiuxsros PosT, Secretary.
JAsiEs T. CoUENgoyEs. Surveyor
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corRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge DALY-Sf&Ylf
PoLIcE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
n. tho matter Of tho attachment arked for by the
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The case Of Miss Josephine NJ. Bunkley agt. |
VIII Davenport for injunction 20 work called y BOOK
&e. further argued
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In the matter OF the attachment asked Tor by the
Counee of the Board Of Aldermen e. % Mr. Mckelar and
e,heys the argument which had been down fr today
further postponed Friday owing % the absence Of Nh Brady
sne u the counsel, from the city.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-01-05
Professional and Business Cards.

M. B. SMITH,
.c,pNGy AT LAW WILMINGTON, n. c,
4 a-,cfiees in the Counties of New Hanover, Sampson
-. p brunswick and Columbus c,
viii ne be at us 1os4 49, " 2-ly
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LOST.

On WEDNESDAY LAST, the Newbern Road. be-
" tween the Golden Place and Wilmington, large Black
Morocco POCKET BOOK, containing scaled letter, hand
ed to by John A. Aviret. ESQ., at Jacksonville on Tues
Willis Webb of Onsow county, for $27 dated the 9th
10th of November 1888 favor of the subscriber or Fulton
against John Walton Jr in favor of Fulton Price, dated
10Th March, 1885, and Note against John A Feshwater
of Onow county, for about 81 5O (dae not recoeced to-
gether with unrecepted against sundry
Onow county The makers of the above Notes
orewarned against paying the same to person except
the subscriber or Fulton Price The finder will be suita
bly, by delivering the Book and contents at the
Journal - office. A. l.. PRICE.
Nav
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TO MILL OWNERS.

THE subscriber takes this method informing his friends
and the public that he still continues in the Mill Wright
business and all its branches, viz laundering framing and
erecting Water Steam Mills various principles, Ell
ther with simple or complicated machiRery He his
thanks to the public the liberal patronage he has
heretofore and hopes by strict attention to and by
e Aattes himself that his work will compete with that of
any other machinis for speed and durability All persons
him call as he has competent workmen in his
poy and is prepared all jobs at the shortest
tce and very reasonable terms Orders promptly aten
ded to- For further information address the subscriber at
Johnstown Moore county, N. C. -
Feb I5 1884 A-1y
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FOR SALE.
Nav 18th, 1884

q WILD BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on
81 the Goth day of January 1885, at the residence of Mr.
CISN J. j. Pridgen, in kantnek District. New Hanover
NGA county A FAMILY OF LIKELY NEGROES, con-
sisting of Woman about % of the Children be-
ing Boy of about yeBrs and girl of or3 ears od
r. TX 1o54 15-ts*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-01-05

CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY AT CLINTON N. c.
>aHRo THE subscribers respectfully inform the citi-
4 zens of Sampson and adjoining Counties that they
located in Clinton and have recently nd
ing all kinds of Riding Vehicles All work will be warrant
ed months Their charges will be found
They solicit share of the of the public and hereby
tender their acknowledgements for the liberal
heretofore received. M. FhA11I1E1n1,
NTou Totb 1874 Silly
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LAND FOR SALE.


0OO ACRES of Land situated on Long and Cypress
JUU Creeks seven miles from Long Creek Bridge and
Eve miles from Burgaw Depot There about ONE HUN
gary out houses failing well OF water Also
Grist Mill in good order, and well watered The place is
healthy in the country 1t is well tlmbered with
pine cypress oak and other growthss
Persons wishing to purchase viii please examine the Peml-
R1CHARD L. bOuhDEAUA
Dec. q, 1854 I6-5m~
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CLEAR THE TRACK

HAVE just returned from New York with large and
extensive assortment of goods of almost every description
admirably adapted to town country trade all of which will
be sold very low either at hOSn Retail Country Mer
chants wishing purchase small stocks persons wanting
goods by the piece, would find their advantage give
temined SELL if can get chance my stock consists of
Dry Goods Hats Boots and Shoes Hardware and Cutlery
Hollow Ware Croekery Glass and Stone Ware Saddlery
Nals Groceries and Provisions of all kinds Come and
for yourselves A. B. McCALEB.
Nov. Sd, 1854 Off
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POR SALE.

O00 ACRES OF LAND, in Williamsburg Dis-isS
4.UUO trio, s. c. situated about miles from Kings
tree, Black River navgabIe stream also within three
of the North Eastern Rail Road about $50 of
which cleared Land, with good DWELLING HOUSE,
GIN HOUSE, SCREW, STABLES, OUT-HOUSES, SC
The remainder consists of well Timbered Pine Lands, ex
remely well adapted to making Turpent1e Adjoining the
same 5000 1000 Of equally well Timbered Pine
Land which be purchased Persons wishing purchase
will please address SAMUEL P. MATTHEW'S, Esq,
Kngstree, Williamsburg District, So Ca.
Dec 22. 1854 l6-lm
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BELLS. BELLS. BELLS.

THE Subscribers manufacture and keep hand large
sortment of Belssutabe for Churches Academies Fac
tories, Steamers, Pantaon ETC., mounted with their I'M
proved Hangngs, the most ecentn Their establish
ment has been in operation Thirty Years. having turned
nearly 900 Bells averaging 600 lbs each and its patterns
and perfected together with
that its Bells have unequaled reputation
for volume of sound and quality of They have just
received-Jan. I654-the FIRST PREMIUM "a Silver
MedaD of the WoRLps FAIR in New York, over all Bells
from this Country Europe Having large of
Bells hand, and being in immediate connection with
in all directions either Rail Road Canal River and
but hours from New York orders with dis
patch. Address A. MENEELY'S SONS.
May 10, '54-37-12m West Troy, Albany Co., N. Y.
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(. j. OATES HOTEL, WARSAW, N. G.
To the Travelling Public.

IE subscriber begs leave to return his thanks to fri
the public for former patronage, and asks the %
Jlnuance Of the He them that there-G@A
shall be pains spared in making them comforabetha
his House shall be cqua Ito any the Wilmington Raj
egh Railroad Also, Livery, with sufficient quantity OF
provnder at all nes-with good Hacks and Horses for the
accommodation of passengers from Warsaw Fayetteville
the State. c. l. OATES
Warsaw, August 18th 1854 29l-lt-50tf