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$50 boz Painted BUCKETS; 800 Kegs White Lead" 0o'
10 cases Preserved Fruits; at q, 80
sWath Ecobpeusass ofaf other articles forming
of the largest and best selected secs Of
brought to this market Country Merchants visiting the.
Eonld do web to leok through stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. s--,,...,.r, "a so 80
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.---.- THURSTON Il BERNARD.
No. l6 Public Square, g.
- ~ ..-.-. Next door TO CslhOuns.)
NTE now have on hand beautiful stock of French
w xud English herlnos PLAN Plaid and Andre
shaded ell wool QeLsines, BOnbazDes; Gsshnsres IN
chester Desines; Plaid Red, YelCw and Wbils Elan le
al qualities. Also complete stock Of Staple Goods
Ser1spa Gods of all kinds 10 which we Invite Ne s1er
aon Of az CASH buyers as We Gan giFs good hsrgaiI
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OLD SHERRY AND MADEIRA WINES AND
SUNDHlESs .nuI
DETER HARMONY NEPHEWS old Pale Sherry; IEpe.
al Pale SAerEys 0peys old Port; sandeFmAnis Port;
Burgundy PORT lganhOe Madeira; Hungarian To-
kay Lshtte Caret Hautaten Claret Congress
Water, and 10000 Superior London CIGARS various brands
F, Spr23 -. ~. H0LLSTER d. GARTER. ~
isefva~ .-. FIN :. TEAS. :" ..
DEsF bIsek Imperial; Young Tyson and Gun pow der
ID Teas! - = H0LLiSTRR 4 CART En-,
Rpr23 % Union street.
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1900 - NEW LINE OF STEAMERS
49,. ---u % ~ -s--t. sBETST EEN
NEW YORK LONDON AND BREMEN. &sf
= rae MAGNIFICENT. BRITISH STEAMSHIPS
QUEEN Of the SOUTH Captain Beals 2saa tons burhen
INDIANA. Capt. Baker. 1864 do
ARGo........ .... capt Benson, 93I5 do
JASON.... Cept- BFitt6h 1867 do
OWNED by the EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN STEAM
" SHIPPING COMPANY OF LONDON AND SOUTH;
AMPTOE appointed TO sail from W YORK every
alternate WEDNESDAY, for LONDON AND RREMEN,
touching SOUTHAMPToE land and mails for
England and France They will remain day al London,
and then Proeeed 20 Bremen: = - NJ ~
Returning, they will leave BREMEN for Ne YORK on,
every alternate SATURDAY., stopping only at hPToE
These steamships Of the first class and have superior
accommodations for passengers. They will take limited
number Of thrdcsss or Storage PassensezA Surgeon
- attached 70 each snip.
than those Of sailing ships. --.-
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NOTICE.

A IL persons having Transactions with Mr. s. C. DoEd
n lately deceased, who agent Tor me
Will riease call Messrs Carer, Mckay & Co MOI -
Public Square, aud settle Inc sane. q. = ,. =
HOUSEMAN & SMITH.
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NOTICE,
WE wish purchase OOOO lbs. clean washed WOOL free
w from bura, for which the highest cash price will be
paid. mHy27-d&w6w JOHNSON, HoRNB&Co co.
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NIB with full particulars, Testimonials prices,
&c, g.. will be forwarded application above. a.
jUne6-Iy. IA. W. .r-
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i. : yss,rs r4ss-%s JUST,ARRTEEDs v.ss = = ;
81 .oGz, BALM OF sTH0EStAND FLOW.
10 EyaS just by Express DIRECT from the pro-
prietors For sale at so cei:s per bottle eI
-rayl sesr'asr III Js BR2WR yz8 College street
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the Funeral should take place this morning, at )
O'Clock, from the Presbyterian Church. That the
Committee, with the Pail Bearers Consisting of Mes
srs: VIM. B. Wright, John Winslow, Edward Lee
Winslow, James MARTINEZ A. w. Steel, John w
SANFORD, VIM. ]. Anderson, and David Gee,) should
repair to the late residence of the deceased at O'Clock
and on their return with the body, should be Joined
at The town line, foot of Hay Mount, by the three
military companies Members of the Bar and the
citizens generally the whole Procession then to
repair to the Church. We need not say that the
assembIage was very large one,--the places ol
business being closed, the bells tolled. and every
tested. 7...
AT the Church, the Rev. Mr.. Gilchrist, The Pastor
of the deceased, delivered feeling and eloquent
Sermon. After which the Procession accompanied
the remains to their last resting place. by the side of
his departed wife. f2 --i 1871 +.
At meeting of the members of the Fayetteville Bar held
at the Office of William B. Wright ESQ., for the purpose OF
making arrangements for joining in the testimonials of pub
respect to be paid by citizens to the memory Of
deceased brother the Hon. j. g. DoBBIN, w. B. Wright
Esq called to the Chair and w Mel. Mckay appon
ted Secretary.
pointed to draft resolutions expressive of the feelings of the
meeting, and made the following reports
Whereas have heard with profound regret o. the death
of our anented and distinguished brother the Hon. j. c.
DoBBIN, u
Resolved That as body the members of the Fayette-
vile Bar will attend the funeral and cooperate with the
citizens in doing the last sad offices for the usous dead
Resolved That at September term of court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions general meeting of the Bar be held
and that at that time will give expression to feelings
and opinions Of exalted character and eminent public ser
ceS OF him who IN life was an ornament to profession
Resolved That copy of these resolutions be published in
town papers, and that copy be sent to the family the
deceased. -'
W. B. WRIGHT, Chr'm
w. Mel. Mckay, Sec'y
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One Week Later from Europe.


New YORK, Aug. 5.-The British royal mail steam.
ship Persia, with Liverpool dates Of 25th July,
rived last nj ght.
The North Star arrived out on the 22d.
ENGLAND-In Parliament the government had in
timated that active operations would be undertaken
in China, except the destruction of the war junks,
until the result of Lord Etgin's mission to Pekin
should be known. Unsatisfactory, hostlties would
be confined TO Canton. "o'
Lord John Russell had obtained leave to bring in a
new bill for the admission of Jews Rothschild had
resigned his seat but had been renominated and will
probably be elected without opposition.
The frgate Susquehanna had arrived at Liverpool.
The Asamemnon had sailed for Cork with division
of the Atlantic cable. The plan for suhmerging ii
had been changed. 1t is now contemplated to COM
mence on the Irish coast, instead of mid ocean.
FRAEcE-In France the public attention is centred
on the development of the recent TIA lian plot. '
Spain accepts the mediation of England and France
in settlement of her difficulties with Mexico.
1.-THE LATEST.
The London Times of Saturday morning, in its city
article, says the conviction that up to Fiday
ing no news had been received from India, and con
sequently that all the reports have thus fal
been totally unfounded was followed by dimnution
in stocks The Bank of France had lowered its rates
on advances stocks 10 81 per cent. I"
The clipper Golden Fleece and the Lady Jocelyr
have been ordered to be ready at Portsmouth for the
transportation of troops to India.
The India mails would probably reach Malta yes
terday, and should the steamer from Calcutta have
reached Suez in season a telegraph despatch may be
hourly expected.
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Election Return threat Democratic Victory In
Kentucky.

The returns from Missouri come in slowly. The
vote thus far is a reduced one. No doubt is enter
tanned of the election of Col Stewart, the democratic
candidate for governor, by large majority.
We are indebted to the po!iteness of Mr.. Halde.
man, the editor of the Louisville Courier for the fol-
lowing despatch: ~
LOUISVILLE, Aug 5.-We have elected eight congress.
men certainly and probably nine Have decided majority
the legislature and have elected State by
more than ten thousand"
This is indeed most gratifying news. A demo-
cratic legslaure-a probable gain Of four democrats
in the congressional delegation--and a democratic
majority of ten thousand on the popular vote of the
State! All honor to the noble-hearted democracy
of Kentucky and their gallant allies, The old-line
wings !-Washington Union 9Th inst
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Our MINISTER AT PARIs.-TLe Paris correspondent
OF the London Court Journal writes as follows;
His ExcelIency PleDipotentiary Mason. having
Seo See reprimanded for throwing bis around the
his na " the Empress Eagenie's chair, is making up
an 81 to fly to some retirement where be means,
havs report, to study the ainties in order to be.
~'e oeIter next time.H
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boston Post

Dr Dawins informs that the why the bosom of
beautiful woman object of such peculiar delight arises
from all first peasurabe sensations warmth
and repose are derived from this interesting
source. ."-Boston Post. -.
Dr. Darwins theory considered very satisfactory till
tough hard braned practical Scotch metaphysicians
gested whether the sensations Of delight would be
duced who in his infancy had been nursed with
boe This counfounded the doctor and upset his theory
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NORTH CARoLINA GRAPEs-A correspondent of the Char3
lesion Mercury writing from Washington city, says 81
that Dr. Butts of North Carolina, has produced va
of orapes of such excellence for wine-making that
Of Cincinnati ordered 600 cuttings to be
sent to him forthwith" " '--"
We do not know anything about this grape of Dr. Buttss
hu we hone that he will take that shall not figure in
certain Boston which calls the Scuppeneng South
Caroina grape and the Catawba Virginia grape. s
n owes us great pleasure the constantly increasing
interest manifested in this State in tho grape culture and
the vintage of wines Besides the Scuppernong vine which
made all the Eastern part of the State have
tofore mentioned the champagne and still wines made in
Columbus county, which much repute and command
high price.
We the pleasure of stating, that company of gen.
emep OF this place last year suitable land
and out thousands Of vines of variety
Knds and that they intend give the requisite attention
to their cultivation and to the making Of wne on the most
approved systems.-Fay. ObservT. -. ~
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From the London illustrated News.
BY CHARLES MACKEY

BY CHARLES MACKEY.
The King can drink the best of wine
So can /
AND has enough when he would dine
So have I!
ana cannot order rain or shine
Nor can l!
! 5hen where's the difference, let me see,
betWlxt my Lord the King and me!
DO trusty friends surround his throne
Night and day!
Or make his interest their own?
No, not they!
Mine love me for myself alone
Blessed be they!
And that's one difference which see
Betwixt my Lsrd the King and me!
DO knaves around me lie in wait
To deceive?
Or fawn and fatter when they hate,
And would grieve
Or cruel pomps oppress my state
By my leave!
No! Heav'n be thank'd! And here you see
More difference 'twixt the King aud me!
He has his fools, with jests and quips,
When he'd play
He has his armies and his ships
Great are they!
But not child to kiss his lips,
Well-a-day!
And that's difference sad to see
Betwixt my Lord the King and me!
| wear the cap and he the crown
What of that!
| sleep on straw and he on down
What of that
And he's the King and Pm the clown
What of that
If happy l, and Wretched he,
Perhaps the King would change with me!
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AERo BOLD Robin HOOD respectfully informs the
2 citizens of Sampson county and public generally
he, having recently been partially burnt OUT has rebuilt
and his establishment is in full operation in all its var
GUS branches He is prepared to put up the PATENT
Of and hopes by strict attention to business
n snare Of public patronage He warrants all his work
fail in twelve months with fair usage either in workmanship
matera 1t will be repaired without charge. Persous
wnng TO ouy would do well to call and examine for them
gance and durability
- hEfAlh1NG M done IN the neatest manner at short
Tor ten years, for $40.
Clinton, May 9, l856-36tf
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General Notices,
The Worlds Great Exhibition Prize Media
AWARDED TO C. MEYER.

The Worlds Great Exhibition Prize Medal!
AWARDED TO G. MEYER,
For his ItOo Pianos, London, October Is, 1851.
- c. MEYER respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that he has constantly hand
Pianos equal to those for which he received the Prize Medal
in London, in 1851
All orders promptly attended to- and great taken
the selection and packing the same.
He has received during the last Is years Medals than
any her maker from the Franklin Institute also First
Premiums at Boston, New York and Baltimore.
Warerooms removed from 81 s. Fourth to No 1872 ARCH
Street, below Eighth, south side, Philadelphia.
August 7.-49-3m.
E>RESh ARRIVALS, per Schr. Jonas Smith, from New
L York:
20 bbls. C. YELLOW SUGAR;
'' LEAF LARD;
lO kegs do. do Low for cash at
August 7th. GEO. H KELLY & BROS.
Rnn LOCAL AND TRAVELLING AGENTS Want
CoAIed Business paying from $50 to $3.50 per month
No humbug chance business. Permanent employment
given and no capital required For further particulars eng
close postage stamps and address,
July 81 -4s-3m. A. SIMPSON, Exeter, N H.
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Alabama Elections.

AUGUSTA, August 5.-A. B. Moore Democrat, has
been elected Governor Of Alabama, without oppos.
ton: James H. Dowdel, Democrat, has been elected
to Congress from the Montgomery district '.
In Mobile the Democratic Ticket has been success
full throughout, as follows: For the State Senate,
JAMES S. DEAs. Representatives, J. B. TODD, T. H.
HERNDoN w, G. JONES' H. F. DRUMMoND. For the
first Congressional (Mobe) District, JAMES A. STALL.
WORTH This ticket was elected by large majority.
Spain accepts the mediation of England and France
in the settlement OF the Mexican difficulty.
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Schools.
EDGEWoRTH FEMALE SEMINARY,

Greensboro, NC.
THE next Session of this Institution will commence on
L Monday, August Sd, 1857. The course of study IS
thorough and systematic, embracing everything necessary
to complete solid and ornamental education 1hbudings
are arranged to combine the comforts of home with
the advantages of School Instructors of the highest quail
lfcatons employed in each of the Departments No In
Sution in the country possesses advantages superior to
Edgeworth.
Catalogues containing all necessary information respecting
the Instructions TERMS &c will be forwarded on
application to RICHARD STERLING, Principal,
Greensboro N. q.
July, 18th, 1857. 46-2m*
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Kentucky Elections.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. s. Mr.. Marshall and Mr.. I'm.
derwood are elected 10 Congress. The democrats
claim the election of Messrs. Burnett, Peyton, Kew
EFT, Elliott and Stevenson, certain, and Talbot as
probable.
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.pne Tehuan,epec Route.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 5-The Tehuantepec Com
pany publishes card of dissolution. The causes
assigned are: First an inability to arrange with
the owners of the Gray grant; second, the mpossi-
biIity Of securing the mail contract third the dis
covey of the fact that the Sloo title is not in the Com
pany President -Lessere, Senator Benz min, and
Hon. Pierre Soule went Mexico in The last steamer
to make new ARRANGEMENTS
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$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
%M RUNAWAY from the subscriber, recently, negro
"a man named LEWEY and a woman named AIDE
a LINE. Lewey is rather dark completed, about five
AGfeet three inches high blind in his left eye. Adelne
low and stout built somewhat yellow compected toes
turned in, is bow-egged, and has large stomach
The above negroes may probably be lurking somewhere
between Magnolia Dupn County, and Upper Black Riv
er, in New Hanover County.
will give fifty dollars reward for the delivery of the above
negroes me- my residence in New Hanover County
twenty-five dollars for either like for their confn&
ment in any jail in the State. so that can get them will
give the further Of hundred dollars for evidence su
fcen to convict any of trying to them off
July lO.-45-3m*uoo JAS. l.. NEWKIRK.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

FIFTY LOTS IN IIMMONSVILLE,S &c., &c.
EM THE SUBSCRIBER eers for sale Tracts of Land in
= Darlington, Williamsburg, Marion Sumter ard Car
endon Districts in lots to suit purchasers These lands
adapted various pursuits They comprise good Turpen
tine Tracts (al round trees we'll good Cotton and
Corn Lands there are, also, at different Places fine mill
seats.
These lands lie and contiguous to the Wilmington
Manchester Railroad, the North Eastern Railroad and
Lynche's Creek, navgabe stream and portions
them are in high state of cutivatio and have been i'm
He will also SELL advantageous terms, large numt er
of desirable building lots in the ours hing village of Tim
monsvie among others, there with and
dious Hotel upon another with Store House. we'll
d with Goods suited for the Country trade.
Terms will be made easy. For further information ad
dress ]. M. T1MMONS.
Timmonsville, S. G.
July 24th, 1857 47-3m*
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RACHEL THE AcTREss-Her eInacated figure and hollow
voice no longer excite any pity. She merely goes about
because she too sngy get bured said the fat Jules
Jann the who has written volumes in praise of her
ting the very first time that he saw her after her return to
Paris, -.F 80
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To MAKE LAGER BEER.-Take barrel fill it with rain
,vater put in PAIR of old boots head of last tas cab
bage ttOO short sares spr1g of Oormwood, little yeast
Let it work,
And when clear,
You'll have excellent
Lager
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NOTICE.
TNHE PARTNERSHIP OF H. w. & L. G. GRADY,
is by mutual consent dissolved and Il. w. Grady has
removed his Steam Mill to II mile post W. & W. R. r.
thankful for past ayOrs he hopes share the patronage
Oak Lumber can be procured here
III. sto.m Mill IN nnih ALS0 S"Dn+v no.r Outlaws Brdoe
besides being convenient for the Immediate vicinity
deliver Lumber at White Hall, whereby persons up and
down Neuse River can be readily supplied
June II, l857.-4l-tf
WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
large establishments at the North which will furnish
MIN with no unlimited supply of finished unfinished for
s a%S EE rTf15tf
every other article in the line of the business at reasonable
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or CARVING, ,execu-
ted as well as can be done either North or South
March aSit gISp AE qfARANAN
EREsH ARRIVALS, per schr. A. ]. DeRossett, from
L New York. 'O'''' '''''.
so boxes Colgate's No. pale Soap;
5 bbs. Leaf Lard;
chests Imperial Green Tea;
June 70. GEO H. KELLEY & BROS.
NOTICE.
THE undersigned having by mutual consent dissolved their
Co partnership all persons indebted them to
call and pay their accounts to S. MEMORY who is
thOrHed to settle all claims fO' and against e. their r%
Whitevie, N. c., June s. ALFRED SMITH.
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THE undersigned, having this day formed Copartner
i ship, under the name and style of SMITH, MEMORY
BUTNER, for the transaction ofa GENERAL STORE
BUSINESS beg leave call the attention of the public to
the same.
We intend to sell all goods low possible for CASH
All Groceries and other articles will be sold for CASH
only, for PRODUCE, thereby making it desirable for
those who wish to purchase to and examine stock
as we intend to keep hand good assortment of all things
necessary for trade
SMITH, MEMORY & BUTNER.
Whitevle, N. c., June 10th, 1857 46-6w
FLOUR! FLOUR :!
700 BBLS. Family, Super, Cross and Fine. Low for
1OOcash, at GEO. H. KELLEY BROS .
May l5.
~AER2 THE SUBSCRIBER has on hand, at his Shop
SASe2 corner Walnut & Water Streets, general as
sortment OF CARRIAGES of his manufacture. Which
he offers for sae On the most reasonable TERMS among which
may be found
COACHES, BAROUCHES, ROCKAWAYs, BUGGIES,
WAGONS, &c
Which will be sold low. Purchasers will find it to their
advantage to call and exam inc before buying elsewhere
Repairing done low, at short notice. the neatest
manner, for cash only -.s...s..'
Nov. 2I-lS-G. ISSAC WELLS +.
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WILMINGTON MARBLE WORKS.,
Wilmington. N. C.

IIT G. MILLGAN Proprietor, respectfully informs the
w public that he is prepared to make and Put up to
Furniture Tops Manes Hearhs &C.. of the best quality
Of American Italian Marble not to be surpassed style
s drd can p? from
Iron Raing-50 different styles for nclosing amY1os,
IS cents to SO per foot furnished and put up to orders
the cash satisfactory reference, will receive prompt at
enton and all articles warranted to be recommended
charge made
Nov. 23d-TI2tf.
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county is 524; ia Lafayette 500 Howard county
gives Stewart, democrat, 145 majority. f. .ss.g
lsECoND DISPATCH.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 6-Salne, Johnson, Petlis and
Moniteau counties report maorites for Rollins, the
American candidate for Governor. Morgan county
gives SO majority for Stewart St Louis county,
cording to the official returns gives Rollins ma or
ty of 1,848, gain of $50 on Filmore's vote. Cape
Giradsau county gives Rollins about loo majority:
Lincoln county gives Stewart 309 majority. Rollins
gains so far amount to about 800. . s.z