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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-06-20
TERMS OF ADvERTIsIEe.


The Democratic Candidate the VIec-Presadencss
The Pennsylvania has the following eloquent no
tlee OF The Democratic candidate for the VIcePresi-
dency:
+" If anything could have added 10 the general
qualification produced by the selection of Mr. Buch-
anan for the Presidency, it would have been the ex-
ceedngy appropriate and satisfactory nomination for
the Vice Presidency. No man of his years occupies
at this moment ptouder and more enviable position
before the public than Mr. Breckinridge. On his
entrance into Congress, few years ago. as the sue
cessor OF the immortal CLAW 10 representing the Ash
land district, he affected from tat circumstance
10 sharp scrutiny. which resultt d, greatly to bis
honor, in the general conviction of his worthiness
to occupy the post which had long been adorned by
that great man. Mr.. Breckinridge's eulogy on the
character of MIR. Clay able and effective an
address delivered on the orr of Congress-
and was universally admired one of the most ap-
propriate tributes ever paid to departed greatness.
Though young in years-he is now but about
thlrty-hve-he has already deServedly won many
honors and distinctions, and many ore, we trust,
arc still in store for him. He is the son of Cabell
Breckandge,a distinguished lawyer, and the nephew,
OF the celebrated pulpit orators, John and Robert J..
Breckenridge. When quite young, he was elected to
the Kentucky Legislature, and during contest
with Mexico he acc mpanied the celebrated Ken
tucky regiment, in the rank OF or to the seat OF
war, and bore himself gallany through that strug-
gle
Soon after his return he was elected to Congress-
and then reelected after of the most desperate
contests in which the sympathies of the whole couu-
Try seemed enlisted, known in the United States
Among his congressional associates be was univer-
sally esteemed for his manly bearing, his
like abilities and great oratorical powers.
g President Pierce vountariaIly rendered him.
few years snce very honorable positon-we think
the mission to Spain-w,ch he declined and, we be-
lieve he also declined running third time for Con-
gress but we are glad another opportunity is pre-.
sened, by the action of the Cincinnati Convention,
# securing the country the services of able, pa.
rloic, and distinguished man.
Rarely, indeed have the people Of this country
been presented with better ticket than that formed
lTfnYe! !-rn in,o+rinns n nnrninnna Rnnha D-t
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Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOREWARNED
n from treSspassng, in any manner, my lands IN
Columbus county, n c., unGer the penalty of the law
aent 20 lS5l---2-tf A. c.. DICKENSON
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils, &c,

TUST RECEIVbD,-lO0ool lbs. White Lead, Pure Extra
and No. 900 lbs. Black Lead, in Oil: 900 lbs Ven
etan Red, in Oil 1000 lbs Yellow Ochre in Oil 25 bbls
Bqkgs Fire Proof Paint 40 bbls silgers Plastic Paint
~ ibis Linsscd on bb!s Lamp Oil; bbls Common
and in Oils 200 lbs Chrome Yellow, Dry, and in Oil.
full assortment of PAINTS always hand and for 8ale
wholesale and retail, by w. H. LIPPITT.
Nov. Druggist and Chemist
1000 b1555: BoxEs for WPdoT j Glass assorted and
WIN. II. L1PPITT, Druggist and Chemist
O00 o. Sulph. Quinine; bbls. EPSON Salts sask
IVY Or. Tartar; eask Sup. Carb. Snda so lbs Sed-
tz Mixture 10 lbs Rochelle Salts so lbs Gum OpiuIns;
30 lbs. Gum Guaiacum biol. Gum Camphor; 500 Black
Pepper 300 Alspice; 80 lbs Calomel so lbs Numegs
lbs Iodd Potass 80 lbs Mace; 10 lbs Suph Potass 100
lbs Rhubarb so lbs. lpecac
For sale wholesale and retail, by w. II. LIPPlTT,
f9b 23.I Druggist and Chemist.
nILS! OILS!!-Just Received a fresh supply of Lin
~ seed, Train, Lard, Fish, ELEPHANT Whale and Sperm
Oils For sale by W H. LIPPITT, Druggist Chemist
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LATEST NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
WE subscribers having erected q STEAM SAW MILL
49, IN the county of Dupn, N near Strickland Dep9t,
are prepared to fill bills of any kind quality that can be
got out of long leaf pine They would respectfully solicit
snare OF patronage from the public generally: -,
TAYLOR, LINTON u co.
IN
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NOTlEE
NALL MOTTO


a WE are now receiving from the Manufactures %
- our large and extensive assortment of Fail end cd
Wtnter StyeS of HATS and CAPS, consisting of
all qualities of Wool Hats for
PLANTATION AND JOBBING USE.
Soft Felt Hats of every variety style and coOr Soft Brush
and Stiened Hats Moleskn Beaver, and Cassmeres in
great variety Cloth Plush, silk and Cotton Glazed Fur
and Embroidered Caps, all qualities Together with the
bndsOmest and largest assortment of Silk American and
scotch Gingham UMBRELLAS, assorted coors and sizes,
opened in this State. We would also invite attention
to our elegant and fashionable selection Of WALKING
CANES Of all kinds in use Gold, Silver, Agate Ivory,
OXidized and Loaded Heads--beautiful designs.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS
Are especially invited to examine stock conf
dent Of suiting all who may favor us with call.
SHEPARD & MYERS,
Wilmington, Sept %. Is55.-[4-Im Granite Row.
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$500 ACREs OF LANI, EoR SALE

200 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
20 INCLUDING that we'll known place. Fair Bluff OF
the largest portion thereof Lands lying on both sides
O lumber river Any person wishing purchase can ap-
ply 70 me, or A. H. Powell for further particulars on the
premises. The terms made easy ~
June l3, 1856-[4l-3m. ABSOLOM POWELL
ANALYSIS OF MARLs &c. &C.
X CbEHI H. DR4SDALE, Fellow of the Glasgow Chem
lcal society Author of Familiar Chemical Letters and
letters On the Chemistry of the Arts and Manuacfure
mas established Laboratory at Stricklandsve Dupln CO.
~ ", wnere he IS prepared to anayse Marls Soils Water
minerals and all other substances which may require
anaygs From Mr. D 5 long experience i'll the Anderso-
man University where ne acted Assistant Professor of
gentlemen depend having correct
Of analysis, of any sample sent him
mr. D. will teach Medical Students the detection of poi
and Materia Medica
AN agricultural Chemical School will be commenced in
"nich the analysis of Soils and Mars, will be taught
r u VIII also attend Gentlemen at their plantations
and search for Mari If deposits are discovered no fee
asked, except travelling expenses N N
ROBERT H. DRYSDALE, F. G. c. s.
strIcMandsville Dupn Co, June 6. lS56-[4l-2m
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VALr 1HE15 1-nNIls zz,l11 I-E.


HE subscriber offers for sale his LANDS in BladenE
90 county, on South River, containing 2300 ACR ES,-
$ acres of which farming land in high state of culti
Hon on the remainder is pine land, with Saw and Grist
Will III on the best stream in the county.
The above Lands will be sold cbeap if application is made
G for further information address the subscriber at
'fssyely Hill P. O., Bladen county, N c.
april llth-[32-tf. p L. ANDERS
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Professional and Business Cards.
nIcCALEB & BUNTING.

,17HOT, ,ESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GRO
w CERIES AND PROVISIONS.
No. 50 NORTH WATER STREET,
Wilmington. n G..
az Orders from the country will receive prompt attention
March 70
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Wilminptnn. Ian. ISt, 1870

CUION'S HOTEL, RALEIGH, n, G.
7Hs HOTEL is pleasantly situated the north side OF
the Capital square, and fronting the same Rooms
airy and clean Ladies will find it pleasant stopping
Raleigh n. c.. April 25th.-[s4-6m*.
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NOTICE.

NOTtCE.
r HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH Me IN
! the Hardware Business in Wilmington, ny G T.
ROBfNSON TIE business will hereafter be conducted un-
der the Erm of j. Nj. ROBINSON & SON.
"0i 'A' i'lN '- - j. Nj. ROBINSON.
Wminpton Jan. Ist, 1856
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Il GARD.

rF1E undersigned having appointed Inspector Of Ma
val Stores, at the March term Of the County Court
takes this method Of informing his friends and former pat
his old business of which he soeits share which by strict
attention and promptitude he hopes to merit ~
JNO. 5. JAMES.
4,rl 4 1856 -Tl8O-i2y-3IW3
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Coach aud CNrrlage eM0Mufactory--UlintOn, n. c.
>9a-po BOLD ROBIN HOOD respectfully informs the
-@2 citizens of Sampson county and public generally,
his establishment in full operation in all its yari,
branches He is prepared to put up the PATENT
SPRING BUGGY having purchased the rghtfor the coun-
Sampson and hopes by strict attention to business to
merit share of public patronage He warrants all his work
made of the very best materials, and should of it
fail in twelve months with fair usage, either in workmanship
material it will be repaired without charge PsTSouS
wishing buy would do well to call and examine for them
Selves he does not intend to be surpassed for sye ee-
sance and durability.
RB- REPAIRING done in the neatest manner at short
notice. NA- Mill Ink and Gudgeons made and warranted
Tor ten years, for so.
Clinton, May 9, lS56--S6tf.
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EcTECE.

NOTICE.
LONG CREEK May Is, 1856.
U7HE CO-PARTNERSHIP of Jones, Moore & Co., IS
this day dissolved by mutual consent All persons III
debd bv note or account requested make immediate
payment or they will find them in the hands Of Attorney
for coilcction JOHN JONES,
" J. P. MOORE.
D. MCMILLAN.
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THE subscriber having purchased the entire interest OF
Jones' Moore s. Co.. will continue the business his own
account thankful tor the favors conferred upon the hrm
and hopes to have continuation of the
Nav 20, l856.-[39-tf JAMES t. MOORE.
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WILl1lNGTON slAMELlg AND STONE YAKO.

w IkIGNUAON 1AEAAAADA1A1
IH subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments the North which viii furnish fn
1n or domestic MARBLE of all qualities prepared to fill
alfordersfor M MONUMENTS AND TOMB-STONE0-and
every article in the line of the business, at reasonable
rates. z.,,,r,-,,,c. .D1,1>rCr ,-,or
| SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or Carrying, e1ecu-
ted as we'll as can be done either North or South.
The best preference can be given If required
Mareh-lO l854-27-tf JAMES MCLARANAN.
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xrII.nIINGTON HOOk-gINDERY.

Gone door bcto,O the Cape Fear Bank, pp Stars
l. teuar attention paid to the binding Of MON = ~
PUBLICATIONS. Also, to Law AND MEDICAL
goods Boxes made and repaired.
March 6 1855 PHILIP HEINsBERGER.
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VROM and after this date all orders for Groceries and
I Provisions must be accompanied by the cash, or they
will not be filled. Necessity compels US to adopt this plan
MCCALEB s. BUNTING.
NNilnninrtnn n. C. May 2na.
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HENRY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCO, SNUFF
w and SEGA Store, Sign Of the Indian Chief NJ AR
KET street, second door above Water WILMINGTON, N
n. B-A orders filled with despatch
Z ISj5-IJ-Iy
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Just Received a fresh supply of Lin
ard, Fish, Elephant, Whale and Sperm
w. H. LIPPITT, Druggist and Chemist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

THI CRY GovEKSNErT Boeros ZOE lS57.-Thc
Gas Of the 18th ns contains biographical sketches OF
the Mayor and all the Aldermen and Common Councilman
elect. In regard to politics. the Common Council is
said TO stand thus;-FYemonters, II; democrats, Il;
wings, II; Americans. Q. OF the Board or Aldermen,
six are wings, four democrats, and two Fremor,ers.
ASorHKR CANDIDATE FOR lseo-Mr Everett, Of Msssa-
chusetts s recommended by the Cincinna,ti Tass
candidate for the Presidency In 1862
POSTMASTER GEsxKAI-The st. Louis Reptticdis wsntr
Mr. Buchanan to choose Postmaster General from the
West. says
The present Postmaster General, We must DO allowed
to remark, ID from quarter OF the Union which mskeE
him incompetent the Of the daes Of hic
once, because he saw the western Hope OF inc
Aheghsnies, and knows nothing OF our territory or OF
Mr. Buchanan to make selection Of Postmaster General
from Indiana, Illinois or Missouri.
NxBaAsKA EIEcTIos.-An election for members Of tho
Territorial Legislature has Just been held Nebraska
and We learn from the wyoming( N. IT, Telescope that
though party lines drawn the members chosen
ns far heard from, nearly all strong ate
The editor Of the Nebraska City Ne,cs, . pro-ssvery
paper, WAS defeAted.
Frx SUFFRAGE In NORTH CAKoLSA.-yhe free suffrage
bill has pa, sci both branches North Carolina LIE.
sislaure but has yet to be ratified by the people In
August next.
RELIEF KASsAs-Notice has been given 10 the Legs-
Ature OF Iowa OF intention to introduce blu for the
Iowa ISs1RucrNG HxR SRNAroRs.-The lowe Senate or.
the 4h inst passed therfoowing resolution 0y vote o.
AZ to IL
That the Committee ON Federal Relations report Joint
resolution rstruc,ipg Senators and requesting
Representatives in Congress 10 support the admission Of
Kansas into the Union with her Topeka iree STATED Con-
sttation.
The Senator's from Iowa Hon. George W. Jones,
democrat, and Hon. James HarlaD republican
Nor PRECEDENT great deal OF talk has been
brought by the fact OF the Presidential Electors Of
Virginia recommending to the President elect partcu
lar Individual for seat In bis Cabinet The Lehgh Pa,
Times says by just such by the Electoral Cole GO o.
Pennsylvania in 1914, Mr.. Buchanan himself pre-
scented TO President Polk for Secretary Of sae and
ceived the appointment.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION The demo Gratis in the
Eleventh dstric OF Virginia have minated Albert G.
Jenkins a. their candidate for Congress.
Dissolution PARTNERSHIP The Louisville Democrat
publishes the following notice.
The long partnership OF the undersigned been this
day dissolved by mutual As the operations OF
the parties have been alike Improbable 70 the firm and
the public, debts will be- psid The parties have
bills receivable, and they freely release oil who may
imagine that they anything The senior partner has
gone on freedom shrekng excursion, for which she
has long had decided itching, and will, perhaps to
the - before she returns; the junior will resume bust
ness with the old partner Virginia, and other white
people. MASS CHU SETS.
DIcExHKa 8, 1856. KENTUCKY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

No RAGE AT Alive assure our amiabie
contemporary Of the Richmond Eeamiacy that We
are not at all enragcd at the action of the vi (
ginia Electors in recommending the appointm,
Of q citizen Of that commonwealth to the posi-
ton Of Cabinet officer in the administration I
Mr.. Buchanan Why should we be enragcd abo;.
the matterf We have no interest in the division
Of the spells Of the incoming dynasty. IL g
set Of gormandizers or another shall get VIII
seems good in their eyes, IL is matter Of no COT
sequence 10 Us. If the Virginia Electors desire
that Governor Floyd slall have n position in the
Cabinet, or If the Virginia members OF Congress
prefer Senator Hunter or if the Richmond
Junta prefer Governor Wise, or If few d
women in Washington prefer Mr. Bocock, or If
some other nincompoops somewhere else prefer
Mr.. Faulkner, OF IL some old ladies' think that
young Mr. Richie should 90 10 France, or T
some OF the fighting boys are Of opinion that NJ |!
Pryor should be sent on another mission 10
Greece-wlat is 10 all to us? The Virginia poll
ticisns may quarrel while the kitchen pot boils
over, as much as they please We assure our
Richmond contemporary, and all others interested,
that the Virginia cliques among the democracy
may tear out each Others eyes and pull off each
Others coats and breeches without the slightest
feeling on our part except one Of amusement,
and desire TO chronicle all these matters faith
fully for the enlightment Of some future Bancroft
when he shall come to write the history of the
United States n these latter days.
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Marine Disasters mt the Eastward.

BosToS, Dec. Ia, 1858.
The schooner W. s. Brown, from Port Prince for
New York was totally Ice, Conception Island, no
date Part Of tho cargo saved.
The heavy westerly gale q yesterday prevented the
steamer Island Home from making her usual trip from
BY anrus 70 Nantucket.
large brig in attempting 10 enter Muskeget channel
TO the westward Of Nantucket struck shoal the
entrance At NJ yesterday, where she rem ain.,
with the ga breaking heavily her. boats crew
from Nantucket went to her assistance Fears were
ieraned tina; the would not be saved but the
passing between the vessel and The shore from
sp.M until dark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

IGNORANCE - BLIss.-Thc amiable nincom
poops who manage the Washington organ Of
poor Pierce, under his direction, are mistaken in
supposiDg that we belong 10 the same political
family which owns the Tribune, 7bre', Courier and
Enquirer, and Albany Journal. There is nothing
in common between the HERALD and these jour
mails, and there can be no more bitter quarrel
between us than there has been heretofore. These
journals are all stockjobbing concerns, formerly
attached to the old whig and democratic
rhymes at Albany and the HERALD is and always
has been opposed to such agents Of corruption
II il melancholy to think that the Chevaliers
Weed and Webb, ard the Little villan-as truly
stated by lie nincompoops Of poor Pierce's or
gsn-have learned nothing by the experience
which they should have gained when We accidsn-
tally happened to advocate the cause Of Fremont
with them Our support Of that candidate was
based upon sound principles; and had our al
vice been acted upon bis defeat never would
have been accomplished. II Is also true. "a stat
I'd by poor Piercc's Washington organ, that the
morals Of the Chcvaliers Webb, Weed and the
Little Villain have grown worse than ever. Hav-
ing lost the election, these chaps have returned
to their old occupation, and are turning an ho-
nest penny in the lobby at Washington or Alba
ny, or by stockjobbing in the street. We hope
that the nincompoops who grind poor Pierce's
organ at Washington win not Geek to make us
responsible for the baser part Of the actions Of
these fellows, with whom we have never had
either sympathy or union.
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City Intelligence.

Election AserTiSr EsciSru or TER Fisx Dc.
rlArsrsT-At an election among the 6remen Monday
nsht for sssisiant engineer, William J. Kawby cho'
sen 10 hl the office by q majority Of SEQ votes Mr..
ksvby received l256 votes, while Lewis J. Halooi re-
csvcd about eco The result OF the election 10 favor OF
Mr. MasbY announced q; the Office OF the CHEF En-
eneer last evening
Fur ~ wtsr TwruY SirrH srRxyr Shortly AFTER
O'Clock Monday night fire oosure In the New FORK Me-
sabc Car Spring mspusciory, No sis vest scny sixth
street. caused oy pot o oil and rosn boiling The
hrtmen the ground, and extinsulshed the
Games Damage ABOUT $500. Fully insured.
Fpx IN Pxapf srRxsr--Abous O'Clock on Tuesday
morning fire was discovered in the workroom Of q.
Ehers Co, dentists, No s55 feari street. ID soon
xtnsuisheo. Loss about $780, Insured for 5000 in the
Rutgers Insurance Company
AccDrr.-About hall past O'Clock Monday night, a.
the wife Of Alderman Mcconnell, Of me rhrteenh ward,
hirg fluid lamp al her residence No 81 Fit street.
the nud gt ted and instantly eel Ore 70 Mrs kcConne
clothing and before the flames were exiting uished she
was severely burnt The accident might have proved
fatal had BET Mrs Andrews who resides IN toe house.
promptly thrown qui upon her, and thus extingushed
the hsmes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

The AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE N CoNGREss.-Tbe
House Of Representatives on Monday last passed,
by the decisive vote Of f52 70 81, the reso-
luton Of Mr. Etheridge, Of Tennessee, declaring
that this House regard all suggestions or pro-
positions Of every kind, by whomsoever made,
for a revival Of the slave trade, as shocking TO
the moral sentiments Of the enlightened portion
Of mankind, and that any act on the part Of Con-
gress, legislating for, conniving at, or legalzng
that horrid or inhuman traffic, would justly sub
ject the United states to the reproach and exscra
ton Of all civilized and Christian people through
out The world
Now. decisive Is this vote is-l52 to Silt is
sui q Isnayksble fact that two thirds Of the de-
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mocratic party Of the popular branch Of Con-
gress voted against the resolution, Including Mr..
Florence, Of Philadelphia, and the two members
from California. At its first suggestion the move
ment TO repeal the Missouri Compromise was
more unpopular in Congress than this business
called the African slave trade. If such things
happen in the green tree, what may we not expect
in the dry-provided that Mr.. Buchanan does not
put stop to all this sectional fuss and fury and
nonsense about niggers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

svrrsnr uouFr-Oircun -Ncs. loea, lqsk, III, mo,
TT7, 1881 go g. sss, e13, pis 2i2f 241e, isai 2i3A
Special Term-Nos las 1te, 1si, 1to, as le7 1874 o.
IL IL lao lel IS 70 "a l3l 81 1ls, 1s4 2o iss aas
bsr.p srlrss Drns1r couu.-Nos 80, "a, 90, 81, 50,
40, ga s5, ~ 10.
e,s bs7 co., ace feo, 5g5 s7a err eTs e7s ESQ esq.,
pss pse ess ese 300, se2 743, eti s67 $50 s3s f4s
,ossos Pfsse-Par Mos Les, 2ts 22b, ssg, Io3l
Part -Ncs. 11e7, 1909, 1889, 117S Iiss 1851 lsbs
lsse, lseo, lsel, laea, lssa, ls6l, lses, lsss.
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Injunction against the HoiyOke Bank, OF
Northampton, Mass.

BOTTOM DEC 10, ISbB.
The Holyoke Bank, Of northampton, mas been placed
under temporary Injunction by the Supreme Court
application Of the Bank Commissioners, who aege
dry acts OF NAL administration Of il Affairs hearing
TO take place to morrow Mr. Choate appearing for tho
bank, which ID supposed to be perfectly solvent, but
which Is alleged 70 have At various times Of late, in
rnged upon the banking laws the State. The capital
Of the bank Is $500, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

PHILADELPHIA srocK BOARD.


PtDIApnPnlA, Dec. lB, 1859.
Stocks inactive and steady Penney wanna is, -
Reaoirg Railroad, AZ; Norris Canal 49,, Long land
Railroad, III. reDnsyfvsoa Railroad, sT1S.
NEW oKiFAxs, Dec. is, 1855.
Cotton generally unchanged sales todsy 1000 oales.
sales on Saturday go DO; mitdiDg, I&c. l2c. No
sssss 10 limited demand ~ co &C.; active SEC.
Pork bucyant ufio rs lard quiet nj &c. Exchange
On London ~ per cent prem.
CaxMEsroS, Dec. rs, 1856.
Sales OF cotton 10 day nuounisd 10 2 100 baes ut an
advaroe Of sc. Good midding IL quoted st l2c.
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The people calling themselves republicans are
after all, ola democrats and old wings who chose
to fuse on Fremont; when it is attempted to use
the fused body for other and improper purposes
it isqatc likely to resolve itself into its original
elements The republican leaders may not tiud
the old democrats who went for Fremont quite 80
ready as they fancy TO hand over New York 70
the tender mercies Of the Western ex-whigs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

HoRRmE DrsCovERrEs.-We have il on the
highest autbority-non less than the written OIL
cial word Of City Judge Capron-that this city
contains $4,000 poggcries and 100000 rum
drinkers. Awful isn't 1t The population Of
the city Is perhaps 100000, Of which perhaps
100000 are adult males; so that 100000 women
and children, and every grown man must be