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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-07-10

GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY, THOMAS
VILLEE n. c.
THE undersigned has made such arrangements with this
Seminary that he greatly aid by loan, such parents
desire to educate their daughters for teachers While he
will confne himself any class he will give the prefer
l. To the daughters of Ministers, local travelling,
of all denominations. 2 To such will
paying pupils for the Institution Board exclusive of wash
ing and lights, $6 per month English tuition from to Is
dollars, per session Ornamenta at reasonable prices
Female Teachers ~a For further particulars address,
w. J. LANGDON, Wilmington n. G.
Tune 18th 1851 42-it*
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BACON! BACON!!

BACON! BACON
OK HHHe' OF PRIME NEW WESTERN BACON
o. SIDES aid SHOULDERS. For sale by
May l5.-37-lm. J. & J. l.. HATHAWAY j. co.
ITO THE DEBTORS AND CKEDITORS of A; B. Nc
l. CALEB deceased, la of the County of New Hanover.
At the June Term, A D. 1857 of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions of the County of New Hanover letters
tamentary upon Estate of A. B. McCaeb deceased late
said County duly granted by said Court to the Sub
scrbe who at the same time qualified Executor of
said deceased in due form of law All persons indebted
the Estate of the said deceased hereby notified
make immediate payment and those having claims, ac-
demands against the Estate Of the said deceased
requested present them for payment to the Subscriber
within the time prescribed by law they will be barred Of
recovery by of the o. General Assembly of this
State in such cases made and provided.
T. J. ARMSTRONG, Ex'r.
June 18th, A. D., 1857. 237-lw-42-1t
]zg1E0 THE SUBSCRIBER has on hand at his Shop
-A9982 Walnut & w ater Streets, general
sortment of CARRIAGES of his manufacture. Which
he offers SALE the 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 call and examine before buying elsewhere.
Repairing done low, at short notice. and the neatest
manner, for cash only
Nov. 2I-lS-tf. lSSAC WELLS.
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THE CROPS AT THE WEsT-The Cleveland Her
aid has the following in regard TO the crops of the
West:
The whole West is now in its lovelieSt June attire.
The season is late, but luxuriant. The backward
sprng kept vegetation in check, and everything seems
to have burst at once into full leaf. During trip
of twelve hundred miles through the West the eye
everywhere rested on
L" Sweet fields arrayed in living green"
In Southern Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Central
Missouri, corn, thou two weeks later than usual,
presented its long rows of emerald thrifty and shoot
ing upward with rdpdity almost percepube as the
cultivator turned the mellow turrows. So of pota-
toes, of which great breadth has everywhere been
planted. Wheat generally was luxuriant and begin
ning TO head The crop promises we'll. So of grass
and fruits Barley and rye headed out and top-heavy
Ia Central Illinois, Indiana and Ohio all kinds OF
crops are somewhat later, but equally promising
Northern Ohio also gives abundant promise. Tne
past two weeks have wrought wondrous changes
The rains have been seasohable and heavy High
prices and scarcity have set the farmers to work with
more than usual diligence, and more ground is in
cultivation all over the country than ever before
The indications are that potato fields are more thar
doubled in acres The rot has disappeared, and hlgt
prices for year or two past have made this crop
most profitable one in sections where the yield hal
been fair
If the present appearances are a type OF the future
there will be no lack of food for man beast tn,
coming year.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
- WILL be paid for the apprehension and Judgement
q in the Jail of this county, of my negro BILL
W Said negro purchased from Mr.. Joseph String
~ field of Upper Black River District, and is we'll known
III that neighborhood.
Fifty dollars will also be given for proof to convict any
person of harboring said negro. T. H. WILLIAMS.
July Sd, 1857 44-4t
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Political,

SENATOR DoueLAs-Among the many admirers who cal,
was the editor of the ST. Louis Leader, who says:
We knew him at glance before he was pointed out to
u.s. Short dark thckset with strongly marked features
massive brow, careless locks, expression OF power
mingled with calm suavity manners of practiced and
adrolt of the world, ready memory of persons,
and unaterabe courtesy Such is the ex
terror of the tle Giant Some bern to greatness
and others have greatnes thrust upon them Douglas
of the former class He who would rise IN any ree
State and who would perhaps be dangerous in monarchy
He may live to be President. We think he will. But,
event. his identified with the greatest crsls
American Government since the adoption OF the Cont
tuition He led the combat-shorty, terribly severe, pu
decsivewhich overturned the false precedents OF more
than thirty years. and restored national Legislation U
the paths of the Constitution where the equality OF tn
States and the sovereignty of the people meet IN harmony
New BuLLFT-A Paris correspondent thus describes
bullet recently invented by M. Deoisme This bullet, no
round than such usually but three inches long,
the terrible of all the murderou engines known up 70
this day. 1t is particularly designed for elephant and on
huntipg When has penetrated the animal 1t bursts
tears the bres and suocaes nstantaneousy the cm J
the carbonc oxygen gas which developed during the
ing of the powder Four horses destined for the
were there, browsing branches attached for tls
purpose One horse separated from the otners nt
aimed at it, and the animal struck IN the prea
fell backwards breathing the smoke OF the powder from n
throat It was the with the others, excepted
which thinner than the rst bored through by the bull
ia which exploded the wall. Another experiment, the
intention of which bring to the deadly effect
This bullet in the whaefshery, said to have been equally
successful
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ENRESH ARRIVALS, per Schr. A. j. DeRossett, from
j. New York
SO boxes Colgate's No. pale Soap;
5 bbs Leaf Lard;
chests Imperial Green Tea;
l chest Black g
25 reams Wrapping Paper Low for cash at
June 26 GEO, H. KELLEY r. BROS
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TO MILL OWNERS AND OTHE

TO MILL OWNERS AND OTHERS.
VINHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD OF IN
forming the public that he continues the Mill Wright
and Machnst business their various branches Founder
ng Framing, erecting Water Steam Mills, erecting and
fitting up engines and their necessary machinery Hochkis
wheels centre discharge wheels Barker's wheels
shot wheels under shot, breast wheels or other
water wheels use, Circular upright Saws Grist Flour
ing Mills Bolting Reels Elevators Smut Machines Horse
Powers, Corn Crushers Cotton Gins, Corn Shelters.
On application will order and any of the above
machines any other in have experience of 13
years and have several experienced workmen in my en-
playment. l versed in the various improvements.
Those wishing work done in the above lire would do we'll
to give call return my sincere thanks for the lib
eral patronage received heretofore
For further information address the SUBSCRIBER Poocks
Vile, Jones county, N. c. d. B. JOHNSON,
Sept 18th, 1856 (4-ly) Mill-Wright and Machinist
LATEST NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
THE subscribers having erected STEAM SAW MILL
in the county of Dupn, c., Strckland's Depot
prepared f bills of any kind quality that be
got out of long leaf pine They would respectfully solicit
share of patronage from he public generally
TAYLOR, LINTON & co.
Jan. llth-[l9-ly.
FLOUR! FLOUR!
10O BBLS Family, Super, Cross and Fine. Low fol
1UUcash, at GEO. H. KELLEY & BROS.
May Is
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

MEDICAL NOTICE..
nR. THOS. K. FINLEY offers his professional services
u 20 the citizens of Rocky Point and vicinity residence
at Mrs. Armstrong;.
June 26th, 1857 43St
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NEGROES WANTED.

RM THE SUBSCRIBER IS IN MARKET FOR A
"A number of likely Negroes, MEN AND WOMEN,
4 BOYS AND GIRLS, for which the highest cash
~ prices will be paid
Those having such property to dispose Of will find it to
their advantage to call on the subscriber at Wilmington
DAVID ]. SOUTHERLAND.
June 9th, 1856. 43-tf
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LOOK UP YE DISCONSOLATE

LOOK UP YE DISCONSOLATE.
NY PERSON who may be suffering with any thing of a
n Cancerous nature will find at my residence, twelve
miles west of Society Hi Darlington South Carolina If
do not effect my services and board will be grault
ouSly bestowed will attend to any call until the 18th of
June thence will decline until the 18th September OBJ
ec is to safety to the patient reserve the second
week in March, which time may be found at the Rock
Spring Boarding House, Wilmington N: C.;
Jan. 10Th, 1857. 20-ly
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TERMS OF ADvERT1sINe.
are Of 10 lines or 1ess--eash In advance {. /.

Advertisements ordered to be continued On the side
charged S cents per square for each insertion first
Advertisements upon which the number of insertions is
not marked will be continued until ordered cha sed
25 cents per square for each insertion after the r
AENo advertisement, rejecting upon private eharaete
can under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. be admitted.
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT-1he Overland Mail
to Californla.-The Postmaster General with the
appreciation of the President. has selected the fol-
lowing route for conveying the overland mail to Cal
ifornia, TO wit: Beginning at 81. Louis and Memphis
on the Mississippi river; thence forming 4 junction
at Little Rock, in The State of Arkansas; thence is
the direction OF Preston to the Flo Grande, at the
most suitable crossing of that river near Fort Fill
more, on Donna Anna thence along the new road
now being made under The direction of the Secretary
of the Interior to Fort Yuma thence by the best
passes and thu ough tho best valleys for safe and ex
peditious staging to San Francisco.
In view of the prices bid and the supposed ability,
qualifications, and experience of all the parties, the
Postmaster General has, also, with the appreciation
OF the President given the contract to John Butter
| field, William B. Dinsmore, William g. Fargo James
| land, of New York and Hamilton Spencer, of Illi
nos. the price of 900 for weekly service
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NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOREWARNED
"A from treSspassing, in any manner, on my lands in
Columbus county n c., under the penalty of the law.
Sept. 90 I855.---3-tt A. G. DICKINSON
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MEXICO.

1t appears from our California files that there is
some serious apprehension that the communication
will be cut off between Acapulco and the city of
Mexico. The Indians, numbering from 1000 TO 81
600, have revolted near Chipancngo, and have de-
feated the fusilees of the government and killed the
prefect of the district. The cause of the outbreaks
is that their priest, who has been preaching nsurrec
ton from the pulpit. has been arrested, and is now
in prison at Acapulco. Old General Alvarez has
lust left Povidencia with his Indians to subdue the
besefens if he does net succeed, the communlea-
ton will be very soon cut off between Acapulco and
the capital-Unaon. ..
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Notwithstanding all that has been said in republl-
can papers, and by orators Of that party the majority
of the Suprenae ourt not Shareholders. Four of
the uslices reside in free States, where no
slaves The Chief Justice is not shareholder, nor
has be been for upwards of thirty years. de never
bought nor sold a slave. OF those that the British
ryland, some came to him by ineriiance. After edu-
eating these who were young enough TO be taught.
and qualifying them take care of themselves, he
|uOtunarily gaze them all their treedom. Two, who
werc SO old as to be unable to earn their living, he
cLeerfrHy supported during their lives. He has not
snce owne, slave This is q full and complete an.
swcr TO the statements often reiterated in the repub
Iican papers that majority of The court were slave
holders. and as such had been influenced in making
their decision in the Dred Scott case
Washington Union.
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NJ A u n OLI IVA rs AA
E. w. ADAMS, a. M, President.
THE NEXT SESSION WILL OPEN ON THE 9Th
TERMS PER SESSION:
Do do. GrammerG Geography and Arithmatic . 0(
Advanced English, ........-.............. - "
Classical and Mathematical Course. IS O.
Board ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VI
Regulations of the School the same as heretofore
Address the prime pal
Magnolia Duplin Co., n. G., June II, l827.-4l-3tT
SELECT MALE SCHOOL AT OXFORD, N. c.
TNHIS SCHOOL, which hitherto has enjoyed kigh de
A NJ by whom it originally established, will be re
opened 10Th of July and arranged to prepare boy
for advanced classes in the University.
For this purpose Prof A G Brown, whose reputation il
well known teacher Of the Ancient Classics during th
last thirteen years Chapel H will be associated will
the present Principal and Rev. T j. Horner will continue
to be Assistant Instructor
The School, as thus organized is designed be perma
nent and of the highest grade. AS it divided into few
classes pursuing regular OF studies, considerable
time will be devoted to examination and lecture upon tn
subject of every lesson by each instructor in his depart
ment.
Important advantages have been secured by the establish
mont of literary society," with its library, and efcen
system of discipline in which especial attention is given t.
the habits and department of the young when not
gagged in the immediate duties of the School
It's location very eligible; the climate of Oxford
ceent and the commodous building lately erected stand
eminence in beautiful grove beyond the corporate
limits of the town. and the residence OF the Prnc al
and other private families who Will accommodate the stu
dents with board.
Two twenty weeks each coincilg with those
the rsity compose the scholastic year, and the price
board tuition is ninety dollars term.
Applications should be made as early as practcable, ac
cOmpanied with statement of the age and proficiency
the applicant
May lst.-35-sI5J.
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EDITING A NfwspAPER.-It is one of the PECULIAR.
ties OF modern society that every one ancies him
self capable of editing a newspaper or writing par
agraph Men are not given 10 believe that they can
make boot or pair of breeches without having
served an apprenticeship at the trades required nor
is il usual for Young men about town to undertake to
treat patient for Paralysis, plead case in court,
woman, and almost every child, believe that the
duties of an editor are innateIy acquired by every
mind ..f ~
So far as our expere ence goes, there more men,
in the country who could make pair of boots treat
a sick person, plead before the Supreme Court. or
drive steam engine, without previous training than
there are who could edit paper without previous
apprenticeship to the profession.-Neu York Herald
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BONDED GooDs IN New YORK The bonded wherehoases
awaitin the new tariff July 1st-which makes some OF
these Articles free and others reduces the duties
Sugar we are tod is in large quantities the quays
ynosed ecause it be put the bonded warehouses;
which are full large quantity of nseed Gree July ls),
from Calcutta board ship and cannot be landed be-
applied to- relieve the merchants who this strait
but contends that he has power under the law Fresh
bonded warehouses be employed for free goods when
other articles already in them The Secretary Of the
Treasury has also been appealed TO- but we have not
on the M of July the day when the old Tariff dies and the
new tariff is bern. .-.-Nkac York Express
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G. POLVOGT,
UphoIsterer Princess, between Front q Water Sts.,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
UEEPS constantly hand SPRING, HAIR, MOSS,
n COTTON, SHUCK AND STRAW MATTRASSES
AND Pillows which he offers wholesale and retail cheap
for cash. FEATHER BEDS, CHAIR CUSHIONS,
LOUNGES, made to order. SOFAS and CHAIRS re-
upholstered at short notice and moderate prices.
April "a, 1857 3+3m*
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WILLIAM H. LIPPITT,
VXTHOLESALE and Retail Druggist, and Dealer il
w Paints Oils, Dye Stufs, Window GLASS; Garden Seeds
Perfumery, Patent Medicines &c. &C., Of Front
Market street. Immediately opposite SHAwS old stand Viii
minRtOn, N. T..
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w, H, pIcKOY

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND FOR
w WARDINCT AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
SOUTH WATER STREET. doors below Market.
Partcu attention paid to the sale of Naval Stores
and other produce.
81 Liberal advances made on consignment.
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~ the public that he is prepared take in his
inc of business He keeps constantly hand, LIME CE-
MENT PLASTER, ,PLAsTERNG HAIR Philadelphia Press BRICK,
FIRE BRICK.
N. B. To Dstilers of Turpentine,-he is prepared to
Stills at the shortest notice MAY 2O-37-ly
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LAW NOTICE,

M. B.. SMITH. DE BRUTZ GUITAR.
NTESSRS. SMITH & CUTLAR, Attorneys at Law, will
l nenceorth occupy Office directly opposite the Court
House, in Wilmington and practice in copartnerhp in the
Sounty of New Hanover.
Mr.. Smith would inform his clients in the adjoining
ties, that Mr. Guitar will act for him whilst absent the
Iv If
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JAMES o. BOWDEN.
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
i April 4, l856.-[3l-tfs WILMINGToN, N. c.
GEO. w. ROSE,
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
~ June IL WILMINGTON, N. G.
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81 M " EST,
4 UCTIONEER and COmmIs sSiOn Merchant,
"A 2l9-tf Wilmington, :
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1OO BBLS. Family, Super, Cross and Fine. Low
lOOcash, at GEO. H. KELLEY BROS
Nav IS
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ALFRED ALDERMAN
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
VIII give prompt attention to all business in his line
Feb. 2Oth, 1857 25-ly
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MONDAY, JUNE l, 1857.

DEPUBLICATION Of the STANDARD FE-
IL MALE SOVELlsTs.-out THIS DAY and for sal a.
tie Booksellers:
THE WORKS OF JANE PORTER Two vols, now
ready 1.-THE SCOTTISH CHIEFS" and "THADDEUS
Oh WARSAW" Each complete IN volume.
Ms, Porter, fame th.. she began the OF his
trcA writing which attained the climax
in the hands Of Sir Waiter Scott And light praise 10 that
e be. thus pioneered the way for the exhibition Of
genius Of cur time She may parody Bishop Hal.
and tell Sir Waiter
first sdventuTed-foIow who list
And be aeord Scottish novelist"
Frazefs Magazine.
Pes per volume IN Cloth ell Sheep Library STYLE sl IS
Half Calf Gilt 81; Half Calf Antique So
Recently published sniform in styles and price with We
THE WORKS OF ANNE RADCLIFFE Two vol.
DERBY JACKSON Publishers. No. ll9 Nsssau-st.
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CADFMY OF C-FOURTEENTH-ST
n GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT

~ GRAND CONTINENTAL bLNbrIi
xr.E.A nl MARSH
1p.rs Hca.e Pbilsdelph tn. fr' time in several years
M had the honor o Pe.sntns h. nan. Tor the patron
re vt s bat Py IL. hind 1cahtesi aid Of dnsSed
lie be sRT xSb Il rSPREcF6EsfR
Embracing he highest order Of musical and dramatic talent
FRENCH VAUDEVILLE.
To bn lin Consequence Of the length Of the Peormsnee 1t
7oe0cs precisely with sI NE s1Ssns Co comedy Of
MI BLAKE will appear Mr. Simpson,
Dir A. H. Davenport Mr.. Bromley, Madame POlisi ~
Mrs simpson Mn Lizzie Weston Davenport Mr., Bron-
ley brs Warren az Mrs Fitzsien, Mrs. Place as Madame La
TispPe -
MAX MARETzEK iIALiAN orhh Director aud Conductor
'''D''' AMoDIo and
In their respective roles
P:ys the only night Su: one they ION P Jun. int
Bo'ton VeTdi' Crane Oyer Of opr
Azucena rhups
c%mt d Amodo
Fernando SStI
Gfty,....:.''.,.........sd i,ossdfo
FRENCH COMPANY
Mon,. GUsTAyE DEBos,
Their fret performance in New Yort)
called - 49, -
EDGARD EFT SA BONNIE.
Vaudeville acte.
Mons Fdfard. Edgsrd
Madame Bsndeloche Mad pare
hdle NAuYaIdln.
FRIDAY EVENING-Yarewel Benefit Of MAX MARET-
ZEK
Prices Of sd One Dollar
Secured ,eas for the evening. cent. ertr.
IKE box book viii be open on MONDAY from M to 4
p M at the Academy Of Music and at Hall Sons Music
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RAILWAY AND STEAM
NAVIGATION GUIDE,


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FOR JUNE
Combining the Nasarine with Railway Guide
THIS CONTENTS N5SIIS TS't OF JUNE iSTSf NuMBER
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HoUsFS
XIV, STEAMBOAT DREeToRY.
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would that D. Appleton Co commenced IL July 1886
the utilization Of Railway Guide, IN which each principal
Road irepre.enied by separate map showing every station
upon k sd and the distance station 10 another
We cou,de that the publisher. have conferred beneh, upon
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al those Railroad Companies that have not hereto
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