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.ur ts.ME AND NAnINE INsIRINCT.

ruv kiHE AND MARINE INsURANCF.
'"' "'oShANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINI.
AT WTScHESTER.
oAANSh OfHiCE, FOURTEENTH STREET 2ND DOOR From
THE POST OFFICE RICHMOND Va 'AOn
CHARTER PERPETUAL
CAPITAL s3OO. 900.
'ENhlS Company ull BRICK DWPIIT1cs "
l9r sinse payment of 4 Time polel-, vl
- IN "'Nh OF country, 81
MAXINE AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION RISKS ,.k.o an -.
fsoe srfas a. BY any other responsible company
ALL LOSSES promptly literally ADJUSTED At . o
, o. v BRESEE, Aetuary.
samuel MARI, Cashier Bank Of Virgins Richmond
> \ smith, DO Farmers Bank Of Va do
Joseph Anderson, ESQ do
Messrs- Hawaii Co. -
Henry " Brent Cashier Of Bank af tA- Van.x u,u.
H. sherrard Cashier Of Farlnrr Bank w.
mhSD-dly '''e'
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DEPARrCRE OF THE ATLANTIC
NV YORK May gI-The Collins steamer Atl.ntie ..t,. -
In specie. --u uP"-fos oi tS5oIOoo
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LATER PROM s,,I ,IK.ssAsyIoLEscr AND pIoopsHrp-.

II
, st- Leis May "a dispatch dated Wr.,n,r, N a, -.
~ So-srse and Dr Brannon their - ,ss
thry nrrd by mats
rh' ani W brannon SOUNDED Mr. Co.xsos. ses.s
hrr, shooting The leader the Other Ie'arn-d the
% W r-nainher ned free vas also hi :, ss
u va reported a Kansas CITY that IN. ,,-on.
property. ~ W. e1inler u protect
M o-n' Of kekaPoo, Leav nworth, Donph.n and .,,
At L,srruce. s'"e 70 'he aid OF tie AArxhsl
81 gen leinAn Who arrived yesterday from J.sr.on ,,, -
A dispatch had TEN received stating %. 80. v ssAtes
oegtt at La In which number or ts o-sn
ooui sides No further Particular, T~"' we're hhied 90
- "a ee'hs hld been held Kickspoo, NJ which n
20 -Aek Kansas Hotel, kanss uhIeh ~
W e property 81 hasAchu-eiis 80 e-rt.a - "
% =, rel hat t- fanil-s occupying u had len
.sn of - had offered for the .ppr-h.o
Gy, schuyler, MAr Conway and the K.n.. o' him
49, democrat we're arrested Purkytu- on ,n ~.
- r rus'e from LeAE-nvorth Louis, On ,u.,r H
.aE .suNe- They we're 10 be detained until OF oS
should u received from Leeompton T'e 'n"fAAiisn
THE CITY oP LAWRENCE prsrpovrn
me balnore Patriot Of Saturday evening hs, N. sn
po'', MAJ lS-rvnes city Kansas. de.sroy~, on
A'' Tue report Is hat bot lev lives lost "s~'AJ
STILL LATER
sr. Lours, Nav 24.-The Leavenworth cor-.s,o,,.
tue Democrat says that the Committee ON Public Safe.
~ ia la" renee have determined to offer no r,si-,., 10
the l. > Marshal. An immediate secretion of 49,. -,
ammunition took place, and the people commenced
uating the town.
Is said thAt the Free State are gathering a, To-
PeAA ana viii oher resistance il any ATTEMPT ia m.d 10
execute Tue threats against Lawrence Settler, fo Ma
haven VIII send hundred men, and Manhattan tJ. sr
number.
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"AshiNSroS. May 2i-The Commits. of each Uo,..
'"A '' morning the preliminary steps for the
10" OIL TIE circumstances attending the assault ON N,
whose condition to-day not considered so favor
able as It was yesterday
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NEW YORK, BnEuEN a SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

ruNuE SHIPS co PuISING Frs.
u thi. lin. ar. the wAsIIIS0roN, Captain ". .Zff4S
CAvsSpr. HfRNANN capt EDuaHD IIiGafx- -<LIil.Jtk
rh--e steamers stop at southampton, both going
Nnd returning
PROPOsED DATE nE sAIIISG-1s,k
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OFFICE OF THP
COMMISSIONER OF LOTTERIES.

OFFICE THP
COMMISSIONER OF LOTTERIES
bALItsoEE April Is. l-aG
under-Rned Commone q Lotteries Of
ryiand being Ia receipt daily u letters plrton
~ t- county, makng Inquiry Lottery Shem-s ~i
the country j. flooded and which puor by
drawings OF the Maryaud Consolidated
all such letters Of al.
Rro-- frauds that certain parties Who themselves
Co and pretend Ia c Managers SIDE Agent, for -
ter Lotteries at CeNelsn Oho are mF-tor- and aid lottery
rsui having neither lga prr-umptiv
t-r FICTITIOUS nrn syir marry Co Cleveland Ohio,
npo-ur-, aud all lotteries which they profess be-
agents for, also frauds
RICHARD FRANCE Of this city, i the Contractor
the Marya o.re. The business i conduceI
OF FRANCE co a. MAnager and they have
tv rty ot Baltimore There hu~eyr
drrs Tor the STATE Of Msyiand, derive
through this Office, 10 sell tickets la the Maryland Lotteries
~. II McPHAIL,
APS'-su(~l Comnsoner Of Lo,tcrie. Tor of Md
LNsNING RODS. REELS, HOUi>> ar ALI.
II KINDS, and Complete Assortment Of Tackle
Ilif GOLD MEDAL, THE hges; prrnun) awarded
last Exhibition Of the American Institute }. C. COSROY
63 FULTON 81. y Y
For the bet Rods, Reels. Ae oner TO Merchants.
Dealers aud Amaieur the largest and complete
OF ue above articles wholesale and for private
prices.
All orders puncually attended to r
advantage 10 Inspect the stock, which will accoa
purchases Nets sns fyk and Netting kinds Machine
aud hand made. ap0l-imtul
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uNsHING U8DS. REEIS. II,,oi>, an =.
SNUFF AND TOR ACCO.
PETE L X LORI LIZARD.

u
NANUfACTURER,
No - Chatham Ne York,
o. PErER GHuKGE Al
- kinds of SNUFF and TOBACCOS For partc
lsrs Pics CUREKST
THIS Establishment the Kind in tr UuIel
states maiS-IylS1
4 inHAHN or WIT, ROMANCE AND RAtI-
MIS- cing TRANSACTIONS French. edition beau
tiuly illustrated Catalogues free thrternt
To : SMITH A N
Ina2=-Gm-lWl Box 1910 New York r. o..
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NUMBER l25.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
PUBLIC MEETING IN BOSTON

boston Nav s5.-rhe largest meeting ever held I'm
''"'u'' h"l assembled Las, night tor the parpo.e of
pressing indignation at the upon Senator sm,.,
uo'e'ior "adner presided. assisted by forty Vice Pr,
dents comprising some Of the di-tn vsh.d me. a
all parties IN Massachusetts, Gov G.r,ip., ,,.a.
speech IN which lac characterized the assault =. 80,
ing !" Ir"'7"e~- and brutality any thing write. In ,h
pages OF history aud called upon Conges, , .,o., ,h.
s-sailant r WV
"' "o'e'""f' sentiments were warmly responded to
a'" mere ~'' Tremendous cheering throughout
"'' oppressive" "' the -eu~r OF the meeting wer.
unanimously adopted alter speeches tr,,n n,,,, -
men, representing all political parties s.n. a, ,,...
speeches unusually warn, and d,s.n, .U.,,,. :.
nuituous responses.
Al L""eH, last evening. an indignation meeting -.
held, Mayor Huntington prr.i,iny
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STATEN ISLAND.
FANCY DNEING EsrABIIsHMENT.
nHfICE No. 8 IOIIN HTRfEr.

STATEN ISLAND.
FANCY DNEINa: ssrAHI.IsH nENT.
OrfICE, No. JOHN srRrEr,
BRoADukr. Nav Yosk.
TuNiE undersgnd proprietors this Etabsusnt
long Vhe senior partner of the nrm Naihsn hArrr,i
Tor 81 prosecuting their Island
ESPECIALLY 4
Of have
esfu la stalnin. high of
nschnery and sp.Iaus for dressing styles
practical artistic sk la dyens aud finishing La..
aud Merno Dresses great improvements have b-,n
proportion OF
s. nearly equal
Cosk- Msnta Velvet GsTusn very
treated. fadcd aud Stained gts-ls restored O
SILKS AND SILK DRESSES wATERkD
Lac. and ha-n Curtains, Carpets
.ei R.hnishs Dsma-k aud Mor-cn Curtains Beautifully Dyed
Asr. Rihon-, Hosiery, GlOse-, A..
Orders executed with csr. nd
Gou-is received aud rrtufnej by Expt-ss.
Good- kept subject tn @ claim of the twelve
BARRErr. NEPIIEws 90,
John street 2 doors from BraNdxay, N Y
isI4-hGm-TPI
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VOLUME 56.
RICHMOND DAILY WIG.
TERMS

TERMS:
Daily psper " Ie snnu,n sawsetly t WEEKLY. ts ...ys
At
In Ill where evidence taken the dcpo. Of the
Post Once containing money.
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NV JNCkNON & SON,
W. CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS,
DS -diy-lPl ZIG Front broadway, N v.
LNCIISIOR SEWING MACHINES Made by HOOD HAT
IL rELlt 60 Worcester, MAJ, patented l.w.,
SIrHl- lnh, 1916 The Machine ih pror-r
usel no Ia cut of ry built good
aud s"rknsntr aud all do Tslos
Saillrrs ~"rk, n warranted satisfaction.
>tirh viii not hau sewing dnu-
tall s -er than la opcratioH At "a" CutSNuT phlad
az Stair W. A. DAWSON, Agent
uy9 dly-lsl
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A>DtsAwS a JESIP,
COM Nj MISSION NJ ERCHAN'ps

kSGISks etsrs'
Importers and Dealers in Manufacturers Articles,
NO G7 PINE STREET. NEW YORK
'woodu1 and Beach Iron Work. st..n,
Engines snd Boiler.
t Exclusive agency Mes York Maehin, Shop
Ma 1.s,l- IvTp
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

rhoM r. NJ PErrESGILL a cos SEwsPAPER ADvEKrIs-
ING HOUSE
NJ PrrrssoIA Co Tor nearly all < Newspapers
Va the uaisd States and Canaia Oness tis Nassau
Neu York, and IL State street, Bosto o.
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n NRNVHI.E NONE.-A superior Io-r,
~ manufacturer of the hnest Hemp ehssp -
and excellent substitute for Leather aud t;utta
cha II especially recommended Planters NurSerym-n
Companies, Steamboats, Manufactures.
less than half the prc f atr lighter.
u durable. aud su-c.dfor IT. tr rxlu.
Of oliug greNsing. n-ilh-r : II Injured 10y
fr sale and orders tor
Inches Ia diameter by Cli kKtS LkNZMANN N-w
York, Sh-r- cvrtdt Of superior q.i-, rxami-i
from Alfred Gsr., 49, CI-i Engineer YORK Fr
pariu-ni FROM james MrfariA E Chr
Ferry Company aud also lar
eit,,, Of EurnI- spt-s,n
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SANowicH lslANn Notc.So.-EHtract from a letter
from EdWard Everett merchant At Honolulu dated March
18th. 10 . lady Of Cincinnati
There is a volcano alrtut hundred aud seventy
miles from Honolulu which !. Ia state of great ,c.
uvy, aud has been for the last five or SIX mouths, Il
throws out stream lava from one % eight r,is ,n
width tnd - now sirfV n isHyiA IL has arc,dy
reached to within hu ues OF the town oi Illo and IL
the uiincs do not SON to stop Il will DESTROY the
tnwn On iis way dIsu from the mountain il has made
clean sweep Of et', thing IN it. wav having burnt
through thick iorrst- bcd u valleys aud dried NJ rivers
and streams Nothrs can STAY ~ progress unult reach
es the sca ln ont pol .cc u falls over prrcipce two or
three hundred cet n height shich might veil remind one
VI ihc iuicrusl regions We had slight shock of An
earthquake short time since
The trial Of John Fox, a. Nos Brnswick. y. J.. for
the homicide of doh Nrury son Of NJ Patrick Henry
turuery one OF the Governors ui tie New York Aims
House, has resulted u verdict Of murder in the hrst
deg'ee The evidence sas wholly otcumstanua.
CSciSs,tj CoyvsSuus ne Democratic National Convenron
VII meet 20 Ciaonnau o. fuesiaT sevk The ~ ~ June.
Duncan Grsy, yasper couuty Ioua was Instantly
killed tw days ~ careless handling gun
o bis sun.
wm Hsmnion, he grsa, sotch Naphy.ie,n died
os GA te Oh ius' Ne had long suffered .m paralysis h
Tiglt side.
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SAFETY FUSE

Safety EUSE.
uINOR Mining Pdr-- and tgnitng Cilargy
n aud dry blasting Of -np
Fuse; also, tlsr single double Tape Water FuSe
Manufactured and sold by GLENN PUTNAM,
81 Liberty st.. N-w York
sV- Orders promptly nIed kind. the
approved brands EdE's E,hbonA Fy ship ss-
nails, Ac. be. Doi2-ly
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r,rs. ADvsHrt-isa ioU.s. $40 Bso.D~.r. Nsw Yor.
PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS;
IIEHOY. STWtGHEH> a a.. No. ~ cHg .aysef,
- NsN York. isrHrtE> MAsrrsCruHsEs' Astsrr.
Chances fnslh ss-t. 'y-tsi
Coinrcd. Ornamental. O,tical Microscopic Glass.
The London aud Manchester Plat. GLASS
i.led Plate ,or storr Windows. &c, Ac.
Rough Ga-- Tor fssor- and Sty lights.
Attention Invited Ia 10" s'ove various descriptions az window
Gla In for store- Dwellings, and otir Tie quality
Of t.s article. l. inf,rtf corresponding
sutrior. Our sit uss- ~
tn. French In IT. fr-r,iou frotn stain, ku-', kc
bens Gla-. la
enabled Ia on"r dealers snd ots
and Prize, Lists will he
apl6-6r-lNAsl
FRENCH WINDOW CLASS.
NOwAHD -. utCkIE, Ift CAdaalsr- Street " y.
aud Consumers his celebrated
On favorable eru- Ps-. ~i-hnY inanaiion
~iih pr receipt address desired
pattern. an" packet fr-v of chsrsr apI3-Iyr-lvAl
FOR THE 100000!
q. -. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY,
DO TuoNFsoS srHkEr. v. v,
MANUrtCTURkRs Of MARBLE MANTLE, TABLE TOPS,
itNian Marbles rh. srts which Dust
chemically coubined nj mineral eoors.
fru and COLOR which marble he
than hall the of te material -hlc
bily aud beauty Unlike Msrbrsd Iron Slate.
suriae. ~ork ih- colr runnL. into the the
vanish 10 ed Ia the
ties from " To 80 Table Tups, Ac., equany cheap.
Rights Tor the udHHhIcHrs and Sis
states ~hch s' Immense
sslves Information furnished On application TO
PETER RENNIE. President,
J,SEyH I.AsH NEW YORK
oc2S-iy-ls,vA-
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Y.os skiLiIN, VIsscHER OWEN a scHELL Gs,s..L M.
r.rsn ApysnrtsIsa Howe, NJ. $40 Bno.D-AY Nv YonE
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w MOWFRW We her ~ caU te planters 10 this
popular marine which superior W. early oirs 10
prevent disapIntmen matinV limited number "
thsfn lspisl BALDWIN CARDwFLL a 90
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"ILIIAu HIRIEN,
w hAth4NGk AND COLLECTION OFFJCr
l'1h St, opposite the Exchange Building
Nv pirs of y,.h.r.. p.S -, Richmond, Va.
on favorable - t'"''n SA'hAa maas
u stocks bought and sold eomni iss,op
~ Land Warrants wanted
To
R Ri a. ohsHeSLlA,9s s I, sons, Banker, Norfolk, Va
N 49, ~ HNsIy ,x Norton, BANKERS Richmond. Va
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Al Lowell, last evening. indignation meeting 20.
held, Mayor Huntington presiding
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hand good supply of O pcHurg'' No Aunoniacd So.
pr Phosphate oi Lime and from W peculiar adaptation Tobacco
crops and the stftclory that have
uith Niin porous ~ The State r hesitation
vsng planters preference Ouano ~ prsnt
prices Being e nanus This
uhug U.s. D. assured Of gctng senulne sre from
McgWInH0r aONa
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WV. sILKs -AND s.LK aonES.-Ia.l -

NV SILKS AND SILK ROHES.-Ju.t ,--.tv.s
- per Npress and steamer Roanoke frrah supply
Drrss Slks. rery cheap
Also-foSered Slk Rohes
herrE. and Orgende Robes
Plain Bervkes. all coiors
French Worked Collars
A., Lace and husin Collars spd Sleeves In .,,tA
Arse stock of Lawns Orrandie Muslin, nj L.
apsO w PERKINS CO.
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THE CITY oP LAwREScE DESTROYED

special despatch: N"'Ns' "As me iouoving
l"uis'ILLk Nay 2i.-The steamer Mornby st.. =. a.,
,-pofts thA iS~r-lc- =
iA'' Tie report hat bot lev u~re To-, ~ e1"ssaAy
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WUICE LINEN pANTS.-A isrse as,ortuent Of
w White Linen DUCK Pants vsfou grade stove
'sle ~ moderate prices KEEN. BALDWIN co
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WoyE WREN 9,o is Inclusive, 10 .,er. ,ua for
w saleby , stNrON co
maih sign 81 ue Clrculsr Saw ~ Main q
1nn DoZ TAINTED HtC ETrSs loo dot
wv "a Sstrng Broous receiving Tor sale BY
mas hTCuTg DOUGLASS.
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hng sud boiling With iue fuci-and uh little beat in the
kitchen Espccsy sdapted he u snail Also
Portahe Ovens and entirely article IN this hsy
recommended hy oe who have used them,
sale srARRErrS Stow srORE Main street. uear ".
change nank. sp9i
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.sTATIoNEHs HALL"


Merchants wishing Books, Writing
all kinds Stands, Letter Copying Presses Mem
orAndu Books Writing sand, Gold and Steel Pens. sc Wrapping
rwines Marking Ink, or marking
IN quantity We sell In qaantiiy At low prices
v. BOnr assortment Of 'HkKRtNG'S" fIRE AND BURGLAR
PRo0s sAPEs Is large. Call and see them.
r,Np
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Of EirtAe.
ctrS R,f and GLfss, looking GLfsses, Csfors, Lamps
dHl Fay Go- Of recent Importation and from AHcfOn Td
SftSs
To cash prompt months payers, Inducements will
Uuif 10
where WM y. BUTLER
mi Inn of China, 10 Main strrtt.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-22
Sound Dues.

The Sound Dues conferences formally open
ed at Copenhagen the 4lh of January but the
business transacted consisted of little than the
presentation and notification of the different creden-
tials
The Russian Commissioner, Tengoborski, was the
only specially nominated deputy there. The Danish
papers for a long time observed the most perfect ST.
Ience on the subject of these conferences and it
not till the 14h that the Dogbasdt favored the pub
lie with a few particulars from private source Ac-
cording this statement, the Minister Von Scheel)
opened the proceedings by announcing that Herr
Buhme, the ci-deram Minister of Foreign Affairs,
was deputed by the Government to represent Dem
mark after which he withdrew. The assembly was
composed of the representatives of twelve States.
Herr Buhme proceeded to develop plan for the
capitalization of the Sound dues and of the other in.
cidental payments based upon mixed calculation OF
the imports and exports of the various nations. AT
that part of his speech in which he described Den.
mark having come forward to meet the Others half
way, he was interrupted by Herr Tengoborski, who
maintained that it was Russia that came halfway tc
meet Denmark, seeing that the former had lesi; e
at all to capitalize her share. Hamburg and Meek
lenburg had also already declared they had desire
to commute their payment of the Sound dues for
| fixed sum down
| The speech of the Danish representative was an
| swered by Baron Lagerhem, the representative o
| Sweden and Norway. AS all the materials had no
| been collected that the members thought necessar,
| for their deliberations, more particularly the report
on the Sound dues from the years 1841 to 1847 tn
conferences adjourned till the end OF this month
English paper.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, |


Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Dec Term 1867 No y
Emily ]. Moore Us. Jhares p Moore and others, heirs
at law of NJ. A. Moore.
Petition for D01cer. mr.
1T APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF The
Court. upon affidavit made before S. R. Bunting' to
Clerk of this Court that Charles P Moore of the ~
PENDANTS in this case resides beyond the limits of this state
1t therefore ordered by the Court that publication be %
in the Wilmington Journal for six weeks notifying said
PENDANT of the filing of this petition and that unless he a.
pear at the next term of this Court and the petition
the will be taken pro consso and heard por
him. Teste, SAM'L. K. BUNTING, CLERK
Feb. ii, lS56.-l34- It-24-6t. Pr. adv $6 81 -
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. ,rr
g. BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST To W.
sid made by X. j. Howard, will sell on the premises
- Saturday, the first day of March next, at public
ton that VALUABLE PLANTATION, on which the sD 1r
Howard resides, containing about four thousand acres
the premises a good Dwelling and all Necessary
Houses. 4r
1t is situated on Woods Creek, in Brunswick Co4n
about eighteen miles from Wilmington, and one mile i
Brinkeys Depot on the Wilmington Manchester hoH'
said road passing through the lands Further desep the
deemed unnecessary Terms easy and made known Oh
day of sale. ID. M. MCMILLAN, 1r9SS IF
Feb. 9th, 1856 ID
TNALLOW WANTED.-The highest market PrFlSRSSs
l. be oaid for Talow by VESSEL b ELLEN
Ssp:+ lst,
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LAND FOK SALE! GIiEAT INDUCNMEN rs !:

LAND FOR SALE GREAT ENDUCEMEN rs:
ia THE subscriber being DESTROYS of changing Us bust
~ness, offers for sale all of his land Mascnborough
Sound, containing TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY.
FIVE ACRES, onehaf Of which productive Said land
beautifully situated Immediately the Sound three miles
combines pS oo
ton Any in want of Sound place, resi-
dence would do well to give the subscriber cR before the
season is too far advanced. Z PORTER, Jr.
?. S.The terms of the above shall be easy.
Feb l5th.--[24-tf
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THE 81 North CAROLINA BULLETIN I've have
just received the first number of the above paper, the
publication of which has been commenced at Ashe-
borough, by E. B. Drake, Esq, Editor. 1t is neatly
printed and gives evidence of Editorial energy and
industry, goes in strong for the Know Nothings, and
is exactly the kind of paper to which we wish all
sorts of business success and political dsappoint.
me-
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Office

Ii persons hereby notified and forewarned not to
n pay to ABB: WE'LL, or Messrs WE'LL s. ANA
any of the notes, accounts claims demands in rs
or their hands, payable to HENRY FLEISHMAN, or h.
tLEloHMAN CO. as by virtue of deed of assignment
all the interest of the said Feshman in said notes and
counts has been conveyed to and the only person
authorized to receipt for the
Feb. 9th.-T 1885 24-4t. LOUIS SCHWARZMAN,
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Great Destruction Farm Products and Fruit
Trees by the Cold at Louisville.

Great Destruction of Farm Products and Fruit
Trees by the Cold at Louisville.
The Louisville Courier states that the cold in that
vicinity on the Sd and 4th instant, was beyond all
precedent, and adds:
However beneficial 10 the soil and the crops of next
season this cold spell may prove to be, its present
effects more disastrous thar many persons imagine.
Thousands OF barrels of potatoes and apples, and
other perishable farm products have been destroyed
and the Jury to young fruit trees and nursures is
beyond calculation, Nearly quite all the fruit
trees budded last fall, for this seasons growth have
been destroyed and the losses in some nursuries near
the city will amount TO several thousand dollars. In
one nursery from which We have heard, some seven
/ thousand dwarf pears have been killed and thous-
ands On thousands of young peach trees ruined -
The loss IN ornamental trees and shrubbery has also
been quite severe The few fruit buds that escaped
the former severe weather, have been effectualy
killed. and it is rendered certain that in this vi
cinity, at least, to have of the finer and
more delicate fruits next summer. 1t is feared also
that many well grown and bearing trees have been
greatly damaged, if not entirely killed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-22
LATER from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 15.-The steamship Texas
has arrived at this port from Vera Cruz, with add
vices from the city of Mexico TO the 18th instant
Tamirez had Captured Puebla, and was terrifying ii
to resist Comonfort who had sent troops against him
Uraja had been defeated by the government troops.
1t is said that Tamirez was without money
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-22
Recovery of MIR. Cass.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-Mr Cass has so far =.
covered from the effects of his recent accident tha
will resume his seat in the Senate probably now,
week "0Al
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The Kansas DiRcuIty-

WASHINGTON, Feb 13---lnformation has been
received this evening by the administration that
presents the danger of civil in Kansas as more
imminent than is generally supposed.
Inauguration OF the jackson Monument ut New
Orleans.
New ORLEANS Feb. 11.--The Inauguration of the
equestrian statue of General Jackson took place here
to-day. There was an immense military and civic
procession, and the display was grand and imposing
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WILMINGTON BoOK-BINDERY.

Gone door bcEoW tie Cape Fear Bank, up Stars J
EATHER binding done in every variety of style az.
L. ticular attention paid to the binding of MON HLY
PUBLICATIONS. Also, to LAW AND MEDICAL
BOOKS Libraries rebound to order; Paper and Fancy
goods Boxes made and repaired.
March g. 1855, PHILIP HEINSBERGER.