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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-22

Coach and Carriage eMamUfactory--CIIntOn,N NJ c.
>2qg-Ro BOLD ROBIN HOOD respectfully informs the
~ citizens of Sampson county AID public generally
ana his Establishment is now in full operation in all its var
Gus branches. He is prepared to put up the PATENT
SPRING BUGGY having purchased the righttor the coun
y OF Sampson hopes by strict business to
merit share public patronage. He warrants all his work
be made of the best materials and should any OF 1t
fail months with fair usage either in workmanship
material, it will be repaired without charge Persous
wishing buy would do well to cali and examine for them
Selves he does intend be surpassed for yle ee
sauce and durability.
0otse IA Min Ink and Gudpeons' made and warranted
f,r ten years, for so.
Clinton MAY g. 56-36tf.
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HENRY BU,IxHIMER.

N7HOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCO, SNUFF
w and SEGAR Store Sign OF the Indian Chef,' AR
kE street. second door above Water, WHMiNGToN, n. c.
N. b All orders filled with despatch:
Dec. Z, lS55.-lJ-ly.
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WILMINGTON MARBLE WORKS,
e.

XTr G. MILLIGAN Proprietor, respectfully informs the
w public that he is prepared to make and Rut up to Or
Furniture Tops Nanes, Hearhs &c of the best quality
American Italian Marble not to be surpassed @ IN style
esta shment in the country, North or South.
iron Railing so different styles for ncosing family lots
n B-Orders from all parts of the country, accompanied
bv the cash satisfactory reference will receive prompt at
enton and all articles warranted to be as recommended OF
nj charge made.
Nov 3d-TI2-tf.
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LATEST NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
THE subscribers having erected STEAM SAW MILL
in the county of Dupin N. c., Strckands Depot,
are prepared fill bills of any kind quality that can be
got cut of long leaf pine They would respectfully solicit
share of patronage from the public generally.
TAYLOR, LINTON q co.
Ian
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TURPENTINE

TURPENTINE.
THE Subscriber has Ten Crops of TURPENTINE
L BOXES for rent sale, at low price, in Williamsburg
District s. c. The boxes have been worked from to
years Persons wishing buy reLt address the
undersigned at Indiantown ?. o., S. G.
Aup I5 I836-9tw J. F. NESMITH.
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TAKE NOTICE.

IRON and after this date all orders for Groceries an
Provisions aust be accompanied by the cash, the
will not be filed Necessity compes US to adopt THIS plan
McCALEB & BUNTING.
Wilmington, N. c., May End.
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III, EfAlLIfAUGH,

Architect, SupeTi"te tenGcnt aud Contractor OF
Public aud Private Buildings.
LSO furnishes and puts up complete, all kinds Of CAST
n IRON Raj ING FOR CEMETERIES, &c. Speci.
meus Of Patterns can he seen
PLANS FOR BUILDINGS drawn and sent to all parts
Of the country Orders through the Posi- Office will receive
prompt attention.
Milmngtnn. n c.. Anril 25-2l.lv
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NEaROks WANTED.

sk THE SUBSCRIBER IS IN MARKET FOR A
~ number of likely Negroes MEN AND WOMEN,
"a BOYS AND GIRLS, for which the highest cash
Those having such property to dispose of will fad it to
hair s6vanta 0e to call on the subscriber, at Wilmington
DAVID J. SWITZERLAND.
June 9th, 1856. 40-H
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FOR SALE.

xsa THAT VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, on Sc
T ond street the ae residence of Robert Maxwell, Es
Lot sc 65 fee Two Story House, with all necessary
houses. For Terms apply to
NJ CRONLY, Broker Il Auctioneer.
August 27, lS55.-[3U2I It-52-tf
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THOs. Is. CARR. NJ. ID. d. ID. $.

THOs. Is. CARR. NJ. ID. d. ID. $.
s7ElAa PRACTICAL DENTIST for the last ten
orfYSlO or less artificial teeth on fine gold plate ~
An entire set of teeth on fine gold plate, $50 90
Ditto gold, with artificial gums, $50 90
Ditto on Platina plate, with artificial gums $50 90
Upper under ditto each IS 90
Pivot tooth that cannot be distinguished from the
natural, D %
A fine gold filing 7r0rrGuted permanent. 2 90
De- and destroying the nerve, So to 90
Extracting tooth, so cts. to l 90
Best dentces tooth brushes always hand Every
operation Car0mted to give entire satisfaction Teeth in
serted Immediately after the extraction of the fngs and
modelled after the gums have shrunken without additional
charge.
Wilmington, N c., April 21th, 1854 I95-lm-S1-tf
WILMINGTON BOOK-BiNDERY.
tone door betolC the Cape Fear Bank, up Stars
EATHER binding done in every variety of style. ar
Il tcular attention paid to the binding of MON HLl
PUBLICATIONS. Also, to Law AND MEDlCAL
BOOKS Libraries rebound to order; Paper and Fancy
Marrh ., 1855 PHILIP FEINsBERGER.
FALL. NOFl. L.
= WE receiving from the ManutactorIes 80
~ our large and extensive assortment OF FdH and ID
Hlatcr StvicS of HATS and CAPS, consisting of
PLANTATiON AND JOBBING USE.
Soft Felt Hats of every variety style and color Soft Brush
and >tiHened Hats Molekn, Beaver and Cassimeres III
great variety Cloth, Plush, Silk and Cotton Glazed Fur
and Embroidered caps, all qualities Together with the
hausomest and largest of Silk, American and
Scotch Ciiugham UB{ELLAS assorted c0lOTs and sizes
opened this We would also invite attention
CANES of all kinds in use, Gold, Silver Agate, Ivory
UXidzed and Loaded Heads-beautiiul designs.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS
Are especially invited to examine stock conf
dent OF suItlng all who may favor with call
SHEPARD & MYERS,
Wilmington, Sept. o. 1855 -[4-lm Granite Row.
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NOTICE.

r HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH NE IN
the Hardware Business, in Wilmington, my son E.
ROBINSON The business will hereafter be conducted un
der the firm of ). M. ROBINSON & SON.
]. M. ROBINSON.
Wilmington, Jan. 1st, 1856
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FALL. NOEl. f.
s % KEW YARD.

81 RANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, on
e about the 10th day Of November, his negro man,
a properly known as q" MAURICE HAYES although
.ANhe gives himself various other Dune Maui
rice Hays r Joe Smith, Said negro is % years of age
feet inches high, bright muatto his upper front teeth
prominent very thick in the neck is supposed
to be lurking in New Hanover, Sampson Dupln: The
above reward will be paid for his delivery to his
fnement in any Jail so | Can get him. II. BONHAM.
MhitaNile- Colnmhms CO.. Feb. l5.--I24-tt.
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GUION'S HOTEL. RALEIGH, NJ c.
THIS HOTEL is pleasantly situated en- the north side of
the Capital square, and fronting on the same. Rooms
airy and clean Ladies will find it pleasant stopping
place.
Raleigh, N. c., April 25th.--LS4-6m*
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FRESH ARRIVALS.


TER Stmr Magnolia, from Fayetteville, N G., 15 Bbls
I Extra FAMILY FLOUR. From wheat, Fayetteville
Inspection. Low for cash For sale by
GEO. H. KELLEY & BROS,
Aug, l3. 1856 No. III N Water ST.
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McCALI1B & BUNTING.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GRO
w CERIES AND PROVISIONS,
No. 81 North WATER STREET,
Wilmington, n C.
HB ORDERS from the country will prompt attention
March 20.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
LII persons forbid trespasng any of my lands
n in any way. and particularly hunting with dogs
feeding any kind Five dollars will be paid for
evidence convict any trespassers.
Aug. 18th, lS55.-[50-ly* EDWARD PlGFORD.
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JOSEPH l.. KEEN.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND FOR
w WARDlNG AND COMMISSION NERCHANT,
SOUTH WATER STREET, doors below Market.
3s artcu attention paid to the sale of Naval Stores
and other produce.
Rg- Liberal advances made consignment.
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MATRIMONIAL,

ATATRIMOEIALS-MLLE EMILE vILLETTK PROBES
M sor Of autcgaphy, o. reading of character by hand
writing ard spiritual writing medium, VIII the reco
twenty five cents Cor equivalent 70 postage ssmpS ssd spa
c en- OF hand writing addroas sufoen sebd
full deineAuoo OF her character. desnv tho one
hey love- or will marry, DC. Adds with postage
Fmle Vllette Broadway Post ofoa, New York Non resi-
dents can safely rsnemit through the mail
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY April. T. 1856
SALES AT Auction.

no .dRooEKs ~x1oIi0H SALE or SixrURas. n
wsdosdsg s s oS ssva. street. near sssoss
1s.as a. ss.ss
a. y Ss
g e nov .a o. sss
v.s ss so ~ vs AND country s as he .hos s po.
ing and sassr sas ss :sias
:oS ss.sy
r% lsncS FseSce and PLAN cashmere pan black Owe
sa! s sd ssssIsrss and vs.as
"i sRs ssss
sh obsnsss W NUT sssi sor :' css,ss
purchases unknown the sSeonssr sac By order o. "
L PROOF. heceiver. -.
w C;thsLRDE1Us, AgorIosEEK MoKIaAgE sALK
S mon q d Cow
several iSssT lay m Sssls.; ;ss
w ALBuhaUs AUorioNEEE. Will SSH on
ss S M Sss.s ~
Is. S osSsa.
@ ss
~ bic usnisls !. suction. PELIs i 90. Win sen On
r. & T &: s
as vsuaS stock Of richy ecu ptured s.su,ry ordinary.
sss sDa
cegn unsurpassed m execution and finished IN the
nrtc style Terms four months $780, approved
% or S:S before 'A rhe msnes
WM s. McILvAfN, ANTS AT AUG
w tiou on Monday 7th instant 10Y A. n at seed
store Mcllvain Young No John street, choice oolec
ton OF roscA cameas hyacnths and other garden
snd ereenhouse plant from VIM Wilson. florist Fourteenth
WnLIAA IRVING, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A.
W tori EAo -Handsome household iurniture.-WiLLIAM
IRVING ACO. will soil at auction on Tuesday April 8, at
lOk O'Clock, ct "a Clinton place. kishth street. Filth
syenue Wilton Brussels and three ply carpes egsnt suite
Of antique carved rosewood par0r furniture covered
gsnv maid paror furniture covered in crimson gold SATIN
mahogany SIX octave panforte Soddsrd DnnbAm elegant
French plate pier glasses brocafe and satin window
bronze and omou and bracS mahogany
top pier and centre tables ormOu 0cks cSandess china
vases mante etegere quArtete tables otegeres
mahogany sofas and charsin hair c0h OIL pain ngs-Aboul
y choice arcientand modern oil In heayy gold gt
frames, ccnsistDg Of landscapes interiors; cattle piece
heads subjects NEUROLOGICAL scenes 10
holsters and pillows Blankets sheets aud counterpAnes
and glass ware silver plated table inen kitchen furni
ture, DO. -
W. Writer'S. AUCTIONRER, WILL SAIL OK
Tuesday. At l0H O'Clock, al 20 Greene street, all
paJlo chamber and ktchen furniture In tho
sofas paror airs tables mirrors carpets oil
clo b. mahogany and other bedse hair other
hesses beds end ddpg dressing bureaus and
toilet dining and kitchen furniture And
Saturday 18th at l0 O'clock at 1877 Canal street, executors
eae Of and silver watches diamond rings and pins
ware. clothir &C., by order Of HIROk OSTRANDER ex
ecutor OF the estate Of SamuellS. Enele, de,eased.
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REMOVALS.

u ER0tAL. -CFTL41 SMITH HAVE REMOVED
IL from $40 10 the spacious store 4t2 Posr street. directly op
roste II e;r old eore where be found the desirable
assortment ct dccor and fn bargin border ami
cursn srers witt every other ara,e In tbs suitable
fer city country dealers Also the largest "
~hdcw corriccs, bands prs dc that in
New Yu1k. UHlLDS SMITH, 452 Pearl siresl.
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T5uGENE g. rRAfKLIN. AUCrT0NsER.-THE UN-
der,igned eer services 70 their friends and the pub
their tseroom 70 street Advances made when re-
anrsd FRANKLIN 4 NICHOLS, Aucaoasers.
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A G. TUITLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a BROAD

~ V. e THE, NEHHs-OFFlCE, VI hHVAU
a. way.
Perempoy sac OF household furniture bronzea ssusry
plated ware fancy &c. being the stock the and
house, No. $50 Broadway, RazaAr pay
!ance and ereent from he business Also gas Gxtues
G TuTILE viii sell on Wednesday 9th and Thu sday,
lOr at 0'c eck each da', at the Broadway Bazaar
$50 Bosdway the entire stock Of fancy ,ods
wood furptu iEcndug parlor suites arnours wari-0
and bedse66s real French gilt and marble c0cksi
jfwelry and articles of veytu
Also, a small quantity of second hand iuroiture
Also all The gas fixtures, ncluding chandeliers, brackets
pendants, &c.
Also lot OF kitchen utensils with which the sale viii
rpenoe,
The whole viii be peremptorily sold without reserve, to
pay advencee and the ,reor reres from the 5une
the premises wi i be vacsted on the l4h inst
Catalogues on the morning. OF sale.
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REV ARDS.

8S66 BRWARD-THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE
PCOV paid at III WAL street tor the recovery Of tin
box marked Norman Jsckeon containing the o0 wing do,u
No.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
sALEs AT AUCTION.

1ALkSS Al AUCIIONs
A5 nIHpIas VIII ssIt
q. SSe v Tor sccouu Of whom II may soncsrn:-
5000 Hndson Ever ar LIST NOR bond ''''0'
Mss Gy wser Fpaa 10 PEE s. cent bonds S
q, Soo louIvi e Portland per 90 1t bonds ... SOS
g egg Ca9Ardsxua Corna9 RE- lat mott 900
:!SO0 Toledo Illinois Ea d mort f1 Sosd a1' wv
SecssS ~ y Es 10 per cent Income SSDd
gs sosrss Snio Iismord Coal Company e
Beesksrs os dns March s. 1855 for sss *
4 Hssl ins Tote due Feb 80 1856, sor......276 90
90 PsciSs Nah Steamship SG LooS
40 20 S 49, Sp snsm TSlsao AR go
4o DO Lsnox Insurance Company ................ Is
~ 49, 49, q N a;h Insurance ComDany q
40 do Fsmerp and Cdzens' Bank Of .ong Island. Is
The
viii clsr.ed tho purchaser Next regular Thurs
Auctioneer and BANKER, No. 1 sroad sies..
ALsz.I II: EIo0LAY. AU4TIoNE.. mm-PsRnxProsY
u sale Of valuable New York and williamsburg real
Wsdnssday Ap,l9 II oco;k at the Merchants Exchange
Hosss snd lot No. ss Grand street. four houses and lots on
Wss s lhre6 street. near Tenth ayanue -o houses and LOT
A. ss % 9.
avenue.
Three houses and lots Nos. H. IL and Is Lafayette place
street. house and lot cornas OF Third and south Frsi
oU ass. es E snd On
.ss o ai Fra
street. houses and lots Nos 80 80 an q soa Fourth street,
W. e.: s bs s oa sss
ioiuns tbe oc.on- Az OF the ssove property VIM be
Offers unusual Inducements 70 capitalists and are
PHI ss 1 sa e. s
BE For more full description Of the sale and hhographc
Auction No 4 droAd street,
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AUCTION NOTICE.. BoGART, AUCTIoNEBR.-BY
IA 3. Boeart Thi' day. a l0a O'Clock. at the auction
rooms corr Frankfort and William Mortg sge
ale Large lot Of hou.ehod furniture tabies chairs Brus
sells carpets large lot Of esAu ocloth centre tables oil
paing engrsvngs large outdoor showcss.s kitchen fur
Sture and utensils, bedsteads hstaads bedding &c.
H. HIk Attorney for Nor
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UtO DBuGGIs1s-A. NJ. CRlSrALAR, AUCTIONBER
saesroou % Bowery, will SELL Tuesday stL inst. at
O O'Clock A. M At The cotpcr Of and Christopher
the stock OF drugs xiuIos lease good wi
uces uch combs hair brushes tooth brushes perumery
together with soda water appsraiua &c. &o Terms
One third CASH balance th sig nine and months
poce approved OF by ha auco Lease Two years
May with privilege Of renewal. Rent x25 per mouth
Posctson given inmsdlsely.
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(3RoCFEBY GLASS AND CHINA. j. wALDRoN
~ auctioneer r. G. EVANS, No Liberty strsst will sci
assortment Of white granite and Al kinds Of common
including Is crates Of Boots best white grantee also 200
perior CLOCKS go packages glass assorted Gaia
osues ready. Sales Tuesday Goods well pscke
for chipping.
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no dRooEks -AUCII0N SALE or fixrURRs, a
WodnesdsY Iext At 10 0'cloct. s3 -
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A UCTToN NCfICk.-sPRTNG FURNITURE SALES
IN -kUsSE LIZ Day aucooeers IS Nassau stree.
two doors below Fulton respectfully offer their services %
Tartes about declining Housekeeping We sell
either At residences very ,ious saeTooms.
Terms mc6erse. Accounts promptly retled.
JOHN +. HUASELE. Auc io-
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ssIGEEEs SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES, BRoG ANS, &C.
Bragg Co 50 Cor;lspd street, on Tuesday. April At
stock Of deser 10 be sold order OF gpea VII
positively have chance TO buy desirable nu1ber o.
duplicates
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UCTION SALE.-OABINEr FURNITURE CARPETS
u psuoortes mirrors, oil paintings &cro morrow (rues
day. April g. Mt l0lz O'Clock A. M, Ohm f. RUSSELL
toneer Will sell at the store So Nassau street. Fulton
ard collection OF rosewood mahogany Ak
PACK walnut epsme led urrure for parors bedrooms
dining roomr libraries, &C all OF he best nsnusc.ure. Also
10y OF the mortgage two piaoortes an secretary
Full partiC 7
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A UClIOH No1ICE.-THOS. BELL, AU JrIONEER-BY
IA BILL BUSH. This day at 1Oa O'CLOCK, in the sales
u North William street, will be soid lot Of hotel fur
rture 70 bedroom bureaus, chairs carpets counters
showcases desks &c 70 cloe an estate By ordar OF
executor n fine gold silver Watches chafng rings pins,
100 besnhu shawl end other hrssspine guns po silver
ccds &c aso lot Of dry goods and fancy articles Tues
day. extensive chfdIe clothing
Z2ocock sock Of family groceries, dxtures &C. Par cuars
n tune.
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UoTION rOIIUE-J. BOG sRr, AUCTIoNEsR.- BY
N S. Boeart This day, l01a oclo.k, the aucion
rooms of Frankfort snd William streets Coasta hes
LOUIS b. vULTSR; Conta5,e
Also Consabes sale Lot OF nmber builders materials,
etaircases, &c. .ME5 al ass, Constable.
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UCTION NOTICE-M DOUGHTY, AUCrIONRka,
"A viii ssu this day [noDdayl At lon O'Clock, at the
q family removed nom Tselth street consisting Of sofa
tables rosewood and mahogany library and secretary
bookcases and dressing bnreaus pier tsbes plate glass
ensravngs hHir mattresses spring Do bedding sea blank
refrigerator large cOking stove chen seens china
crockery and ware &C. &c. making upwards OF 500 O
". tiua Taruns
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0,hOmAa vhIToH, ADCTfUhgER --SJoHE NO. 10
Spruce street shsffs sae 81 horse wagons, harness.
&c Mday, April nj IL O'Clock A. NJ, at Ohsmbe rlins
ssbles Twenty fourth horse harness &C.
JOHN r. S1ENAnT. Deputy sheriff.
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mo Tng-pARY OF A 0ENThtI. HOUSE, l02 vs.
ley st,eet enahs for srpsil family with and bath.
grcd yard under cellar, &C. Rsa' Law, Apply On mo pre-
mkes,
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BUT1E2FIELD WILL SELL, THIS DAY, AT
a. 921 Chatham street At 10 o'cock 'hs entire socs Goa
sspg OF gold and silver watshes gold chains. gid rings
earrings breast rims and large assortment CT swery; as
ascorc coma OF eyepr desert oiop. rs.e positive
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DY EDWARD sCHEECK, ACCTIoSEBR. EDWARD
ID Sobepck will sell aueuon. Monday, 9TH ApH, a.
~ O'Clock this sales l6 Wall street
carriage and two pheatn good order made
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HENRY B. HERTS. JR... AUCrIONEER, OFFlOG No
IL 6s Pine street-HouehOd furniture sales residences
owners giving up houseEsspag this spring aER fS
uro at and so1ctts
from bis friends snd all in need of his accounts
viii be rendered paid In cash the after SAFE.
REFERENCES:
Hen John McKe0n United States District At0rney.
James Whilst Esq Sheriff of tao CITY and County OF New
York. f7
Frederick L. Vultee, Esq, Under Sheriff.
Charles A. BsudoIne, Esq 475 Broad way.
r. W. HutcbinSs, Esq AIS Broadway.
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UCTIeE NOTlCk.-CROCKbEY GLASS AND CHINA.
ococP ri Pearl sree psrempory sale Ct kaas W. a.
blue sD0 ware 60 packages glass ware china
and tea setts A pieces a., IN lots TO dealers Goods well
rActed IL shppny Catalogues ready.
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
Bows.

A boy is the spirit of mischief embodied
perfect teetoium spinning round like jenny,
or tumbIing heels over head. He must inva-
riably go through the process of leaping over
every chair in his reach, makes drumheads Of
the doors, turns the tin pans into cymbals,
takes the best knives out to dig worms, and
loses them, hunts up the molasses cask and
leaves the molasses running, is boon compan-
ion TO the sugar barrel. searches up all the pie
and preserves after supper, and eats them,
goes to the apples every ten miDutus, hides
his old cap in order to wear his best one, cuts
his boots accidentally if he wants new pair,
tears his clothes for fup, jumps into the pud-
dies for fun, and for ditto tracks your carpets
and cuts YOUR furniture. He is romping,
shouting. clustering, and in all but his best
estate terrible torment, especially to his sis
tiers. He don't pretend to much until he is
twelve, then the rage for frock coats and high
dickies commences. At fourteen, he is too
big to split wood or 60 after water, and the
time these interesting Offices ought to be per-
formed, contrives to be invisible; whether
concealed in the garret with some old worm
eaten novel for companion, ensconced in the
window-shed, trying to learn legerdemain
tricks, or bound off on some expedition that
turns out to be in most cases more deplorable
than explorable-to coin word. At fifteen,
he has tolerable experience of the world
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
A Revolutionary Incident.

Fhe second volume Of Irving's life Of Washz
ington has just been published. From it. we
Gull the following anecdote. At the time Gen.
Washington had his headquarters in Cam
bridge: .n.a
"A large party Of Virginia rAemen, who
had recently arrived in camp, were strolling
about Cambridge, and viewing the collegiate
buildings, now turned into barracks Their
halflndan equipments and fringed and ruffled
hunting garbs provoked the merriment of some
troops from Marblehead, chiefly fishermen and
sailors, who thonght nothing equal to the
round Jacket and trousers. Al bantering en-
sued between them. There was snow upon
the ground, and snowballs began to fly when
jokes were wanting. The parties waxed
warm with the contest. They closed and
came 10 blows; both sides were reinforced,
and in a little while at least thousand were
at fsticuffs, and there was tumuh in the camp
worthy of the days of Homer. AT this juno
ture.' writes our informant, Washington made
his appearance, whether by accident or design
| never knew. saw none of his aids with
him !; his black servant was just behind him
mounted. lie threw the bride of his own
horse into his servants hands, sprang from
his seat into the thckest OF the melee, seized
two tall, brawny rifemen by the throat, keep
ing them at arms length, talking to and shak-
ing Them
AS they were from his own province, he
may have felt peculiarly responsible for their
good conduct; they were engaged, too, in one
of those sectional braws which were his es-
pecial abhorrence his reprimand must, there
fore, have been vehement one. He was
commanding in his serenes, moments, but ir-
resistlble in his bursts Of indignation. On the
present occasion, we are told, his appearance
and strong handed rebuke pnt an instant end
to the tumult. The combatants dispersed in
all directions, and in less than three minutes
none remained on the ground but the two hs
had colared."