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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

CENTRAL r. r. 60. OF EEw.JLssLy,l
NEw.YoRH, April I3 1887. }
nIVIDEND.-The Board Of Directors have this
~ day declared SemAnnual Dividend Of 81 PER CENT,
payable the stoolhoder in stock and after the M day Of
May next The transfer books will be closed from the h Inst
Ill The lth DAY Of May next.
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OrrIcE OF TBE EEw.YoRK GAsLIsHT Coapnr}
April 49, 1857. )
VTNHE President and Directors have This Day dc.
i clared a sEMI-ASNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER
CENT the Capital STOCK Of this Company paysoe to tho
6toc sholder. Oh and after FRIDAY, lst Msy next.
Tn. Transfer Book viii b. closed from the 18th inst until
that dste By order, c. L. EVERITT Secretary.
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Duilbins Alaterials.
Professional Notices.

4 X L FICI l. TIE E T II -
"a NJ. LENETTS and improved ATMOSPHERIC
PRESSURE PLATES for ARTIFICIAL TEETH Remark.
se for their increased adhesion the Gums and OF
Nsscson and very superior the ordinary Sacson Pafe-
Are well adapted for the Coninuou. Gum desired Tno.e
wearing requiring ARTIFICIAL TEETH viii ind IL much
70 her advantage 70 examine this improvement before
tlgsfing elsewhere. NJ LEVETT Dentist.
No u WavcTley place near Broadway, established 1855
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

SCPREME COCRT-City and County OF New.
- Yerl-JACoB osrRoM DAVID n srsSS ASIhTSf Sad sna
for a money densnd contract To ChahLEo y
sTlMsON-sr: You hereby .Inreoaed - s GER on
Clerks Onoe on March D. 1851 and sery copy oi your
answer 81 No n Nassau street ny 9i We"
hereof exclusive OF the DAY OF
'uch s,Tyce and il YOU fs 70 saswer he - o.
said the psnta. viii take Judgment aEnst yon @ ne % OF
two hundred and fifty dollars with Interest rom ,ne n cay
q November thousand eight handrrd ad MY ''Hf o
cid" th- costs Of this sc,ion-Dasd Nafca u i.2i
MI law5wF- CLARKE Ps.I,h-' Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
Uater Gnre.

DR. f. J. LOWENTHALs WATER CURE,
~ Bergen Hshts Hudson County wJersey, IS minutes
from either the Hoboken OF Jersey City Ferry.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
financial.

No II Wilh.in &, n y, Aprn 10 iss1
A DIVIDEND Of POUR ~ PER CENT as ons
"A sfthe esInipxs offbe W month. endinl gr %. III
viii ,ioss the 2oth and on The z ~ oios,
III. DiIeet1A y. y. LiTCHFlELD, Irce~-e.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
DROADWAY BANk.--At the meeting of the
ID Rnard Drec.oI htld this day The follow ing Iesoutions

DROADWAY BANK.--At the meeting of the
ID Board held this day the following resolutions
unanimously adopted:
Resoced Thst the Board Of Directors Of tho broadway
Bank pursuant to authority vested in them by Article Sec
ton Of its Articles Association, eby aathoIze and direct
its Capital STOCK to be increased 70 The sm Of hat
being maximum amount permitted by sad Arcts VI As
socis,on) upon ihc follow ing terms and conditions;
Fisf That said increase Of Capital Stock shall eonnS OF
1900 Of the par value OF - each amounting to the
un Of and that the be offered s "a the par
whose sha appear the books OF the Bank
Stockholders the 18th oi June next ensuing a. the rate
the Stock for Nres shares OF the cd
rejecting the fractional paris of each plOo. . .
Second Tia: in the event OF number of StocIholIs
declining onq to avail Themselves Of such privilege BY
the said day june such stock awarded to new Sud
scr6ers.
Third That snch Stock shall In nAanCe be issued at
less rate 100 and Stockholders and others
deous becoming such requested 10 signify hei! iniea
ton prior 10 the said 18th day Of June.
Fourth: That the ineesd Capital together w the pre-
MUM thereon b. paid cash on the ls day Of july 1877
the Banking house" RI.
II Is that the surplus earnings Of the Bank on the
LIST dsv Of july 1857 Of the usual semi
uual dividend Of per cent and all Other charges VA
amount 10 the &l7oc c0 cent on the present
Cnpal 100000 which III be added the premium OF -
per the 900 OF stock making AZ that time the
aggregate surplus profits u tie Bank &o OF q per cent
on the full Capital OF 81, 900 900. go - .
The Subscription Books are now open ~ h mouse
By order Of the Board, =. A. PALMEH, President.
Eowiork, March 2S, 1851 j. L. ENEhiIi, Cashel.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-APnL 49,
DECISION IN ADMIRALTY ON APPEAI-DANA1Es FOR


CoIIIsIoN-DENURRAG DEPRECIATION.
Jonathan Crockett ct al The stesmboa, Isaac Newton
NFEsOS, &. J.-This case comes up on exceptions
to masters report OF dsnsges in case Of COLLISION an
One Of the exceptions the allow Of an Item Of sN1t
snd before the injury This founded the esnce f
the captain aud the mate and is matter Of opinion feas
the repairs than before the damage occurred.
The shpnaer who paired her states that abe wa. th'
oughy repaired and put In good condition as rs
the Injury The work undr the direction Of the
and from the um EXPENDED IN making the repairs s
instance would be somewhat strange the deprested value
shod b. large L states The whole value Of the vessel
smSt soSs i@s Of ps y Il nf 3D. % iii.
ncincd 10 18th the shipnsstrr thst sns ~ ~
have good condition as before hs sufy sne 'ssh
srcoroingy di.slIow the claim Of soc
The n of e5 loss ofthe earnings q s vessel du5ns NJ
defion Of her thin days fos .sc fprn also ose@d
to Tr h,s re- upon the opinion Of te- sss
mate. aud strictly va incompetent to estsonn -. e
Thy ay have beer eonpetent witnesses to prov - ao
To-. they what the pr" at the ne was IN tho port OF
kewl OK ol the ensFteI, Of ss . ., to-.
readily the price OF many eonnonne IN 20"
b,. tor S s ddmpt dS os's as .p~rS.tivs wosS st
the eyd the p6n; altopther and 'end the rspo sa
would proCsby equal II not exceed any absasst IN no
anOuni Besd, it to th. clam anis . A ssss w.
omitted shall. therefore, elbow the item to s'A '%'A"s
out the nresa,s; sSs
depreciation to be deducted i''''''''- -
.,.. 49,. 3: 3: .s..:. ;:;;;:a ..,..
e. o., for which decree o- .1---
COURT CeAiIsscrir.~Part Mos. ga, 79s,
sIPsksh NJ to, s KS 900 27sl 75e 1e s,ls is 80 rs
%. IN no No. ts. 1850 s 1865 i'o' TO i''' -" 70 "'
l'syt Ssxr 1SCx DaCSorRr-SprcnL TrRs.-Nos EX w.
:. sIshIah, 1ld ~ ,,s. "a, 2H. ss7 s,s ~.
io5 osxos ~ on PIsls.-Part Mos Isl W ~
81 so 49, 4S2 fg3 a. as. no So ssnlLrS5.
sS,' ,' - Ga 90 go sJ s32 GSj Ga sS, 50. - W ~"
~ sSPTaIoR CoURT.--Nos 90, 404, 407, <36, ~,
40 40 40. ~ A. 40 40 t5l. AZ +s - 49, g te,
se0 4tss Ff as 40 40 El 50 HS IA ~,
f7y 49, AZ. ts3, a. iS7, $50. 334. os4, l5 lo@
E,.Prsident Van Buren arrived in the c''y ye.trr-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
Ronse- furnishing ariieles.

A NEW STOVE POLISH--CarbonetO OF lron-is
"A applied the usual to ranges CRATES furnaces
and stoves poshes readily and leaves unpleasant smell
II pu up small packages Pnee 10 cents each io sale ny
STEPHEN WM SMITH, Sign Of the Golden Tea Kettle, no.
S2l Brosdway
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
CoNrIvrNTAL BANK. Nrw.YoRK, 4th April 1857
CAPITAL STOCK. Sl.5U0. 600 To be increase

(ONTININ BANK, NIF.1 1th ATTIi IoJF'
CAPITAL STOCK, $l,500, 900, to be increased
~ 600 oOo-The Board Of Directors Of the Continental
Bank view of Its increasing business and in pursuance OF
the authority conferred them BY tn Articles Of Association,
have unanimously decided increase the Capital STOCK BY
.ue of Five 1orseud additional Shares OF hundred dol
lar. each which shel be subj Il in al respects TO the ua
tons con limitations in said Articles contained aud
deolsred with respect 20 the shares now existing .
The Ofoers having been duly authorized by the
Board hereby give notice Nat accordance with ieh decision
and I'M the sad Articles they will open Books Of Subscription
and receive descriptions the 18Th day Of June next be-
tween the Of 10 O'Clock and o'clock at she
said Bank In City OF Newly ork from all who shall
be registered t day the books Of the Bank
The said Continental Bank IN the proportion Of
Of the increased CAPITAL stock VI 70 every
three shares then held by them respectively.
Tho smount subscribed and paid the time OF subscrip
ton win be payable the I.t dsy Of July next when corti
Gates Will be issued. 80, 3,
Sth pon Of the additional Five Thousand Shares shah
net be the within days after the
18th day June viii bs disposed Of or the bcnch; Of the As
sociston. .,,
TIE Transfer Book. viii be closed from the 18th day Vi Juns
70 the sixth t6,h) day oi July, both inclusive
". I. HOOKER President.
X. +. WARNER, Caslier.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
STATES LAND SALE.-SALES Of

LIMITED STATES LAND SAI.E.--SALES OF
LAND by order of the President will take place
MONDAY May az the Land Offices in Osaso Fort Dodge and
tosI City. Iowa when 100 900 viii be placed in market
BY the Government
Of large grants which have been made 20
Rsrosd Companies and the withdrawal from market Of like
aesny adjoining this sale wiz couprise nearly ell the unsod
hnd Of frat quality remaining In Iowa The lands offered
mostly situated in the Vsy Of the Boone and Des Mone
rivers considered among the best farming lands in the
West They we'll ~atred and tmbered well located ~ re-
cards climate and facilities for reaching market The Dubuque
sna Missouri Rsosd now partly constructed WILL when in-
Absd sAod ready Of aud corresponding In
crease in their vslue.
We have rese agents who viii attend the sales at each OF
the Offices and select lands for parties dcsrous OF investing
they long experience in the business w have
svery confidence in their Judgment
We viii funds for investment in lands and give every
information regarding bsge kc and when II s desirable 70
land warrants. farsh them at the best market prices
u GREEN SEWELL. Bankers.
No. 20 Wsllst New York
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

- Herman B-u ust Ahncr Joue. aud Atnei lone; as
~ife Henry Story and Eliza story his wife E.rs IL nrnares
William c. Cr,aner William H. kipp, Charles T. henencs
Alexander Rox Henry Hurserord John toonl. 1v.
b ssiierle samuel o. Law. David hrid MhIaei n ~
george r. Cole Naunsn Cohu Mchse keHn.ay pess -
ss.isnee q Marx MeGany. Peter koash "lia,n y ci,
William D,y.n, Stephc Jesup, Hsa.y S-9 ioII IT,
Warren Seymour A. Tracy and Nathan barch ssa tae
National Insurance Company Of Jersey Cty sha
Rhad,on-SuElmons for Rer.I9 tns s,v ccx
LIAM H. KIPP and THE NATIONAL lSsChASoE Ioa;
PANY OF JERSEY CITY Yog ar hereby .sis'nsa SUNNI no s1i
required snswer the complaint in this son "hic wa nsa
in the Office the Clerk Of the County of hns. tae ~
Hall in the City Of Brooklyn, on the ln day ., ye e. 10
OF your the said complaint on me
ub.rber h. oce No 10 Atlantic street IN as .i,y o.
Brooklyn within twenty days after the service oi IN" sum
mons On you exclusive Of the day Of -uch service and
you to answer the said complaint within the time .toe
said the plaintiff il action viii apply 70 hs e0ulI ot voc
relief demanded in the complaint BE9SM{n June H.
1855. WILLIAM H. sIOh1,
uL9ors rsvsvP Plaintiff Attorney
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

Ea.Presdent Van Buren arrived in the cay ye.irS-
dsv He lodges at the Clarendon Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
NY BAses BRoTnaR 4 o@-,''d' ''A'

nos,TtyE ETECUTOR's sALE 81 onI prsSih. p &.
SalEpoLf IsrAT ..,s;sss on his.S Tssss"a ss
Ss,s IN n,.i -, on wEpNEsDAY Ayrl 2 ias1 :. z
htOLkt SS..ssspts, ExoAanse BY order oi Chspes a.
essi Of The mei shsu Executions Of The Etse Of Dr.
sn,eI t;s ssco.ea without any rs'srvson 70 elo-e
tsAh l. hsa'r sbe Lots and Cores sitna.Hd Harlem
ths s,t.h ,;h iish sts Asepse aud Frstsy and Al
~ Right bsonsas to aid DE-, s.sic on nstsh Rysr Y
rem. Of sale 10 per cent aud the AuetiolesTs oes
est q .ss ~ per cent the 1.. day Of Nay, when
60 r be delivered and the balance, ~ pr cent,
Rapa aud Nortssse r yeer- at per ssn The tide
s .ro,,ty indispuisee and viii Be conveyed free Of all
Lithotraph Map sb~rsrt of tits aud fn pa
b. obtained of ChsS,.- H. Thomson, ESQ., and d.
CIJ wm,iow, Attorneyr, No. Conrt't, BIooiyn I a
A q Neelay l-tioiI.ef No q Brosl-st. EevYork
CuARLBs H. THOMSON, H,.cu,or.
No .O7D GDRSFLIt GRAHAM
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
OiricE o. RnrvsLic fISE lhSrkAs9E & CSn,ssx.,Sr'{ ,s.,{

No. l6 Wsllst, Nev.York, Jan. Q. 1857 )
HNfIE DEALERS with the REPUBLIC FIRE
Il INSURANCE COMPANY respectfully notified that
the Scrip ending 3ls December 1854 1850 and
1856 amounting TO SEVENTY -FOUR AND ONE HALF PER
CENT 7) upon the earned premiums al ready for delivery
Interest Dividends Of SIX PER CENT per einum on the
Scrip Of 1854 and 1855 have also been declared and
PAYABLE fn csh at their Office No 6 Wss where insurers
FIRE requested ca. and examine the liberal chsrsc
their orgsnaon which Eske the Insurers particpator
In the profits without assuming any Of the risks Of the Comsny
Section Of the Charter provides that al Scrip not called or
within six date Of issue shall be passed 10 the
credit of the Company. -
TRUSTEES:
Charles H. Russell, Dcnning Duer, Fred a. Deano
Daniel r. Fearing. John Steward jr, Joseph Rowland
William H. Russell Robert b. Minturn, d. Drake Smith,
A. C. Downing, Reuben Withcrs, Fred g. Foster,
Gszavny b. Lamar, Edward a. Center, Pelcg Hall,
VIM Butler Duncan Josiah 6akes, Robert ). Hone
N. II. Wolfe >. Galfard, IT,, :. v. Hoffman,
Isaac nsend j. NJ. Waterbury, jacob Anthony, jr,
James Warren, William ii. Cory, j. r. Glrsud foster,
Arthur Lcary, George I. Adcc. John A L. Gray.
M w. Hamilton John J. Astsr. jr.,
DUNCAN j. CURRY, Secy. ROB'T 5. UOSE,Pres't-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

MILWAUKEE and HORIZON RAILROAD
N1 COMPAEY-The Semi Annual INTEREST COUPONS
due MAY pox the First Mortgage Sinking Fund Bonds
this Company will be paid pesentation al the bASk OF
~ J h. SMITH, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
- a J. Blssoxrs Co, : Aas,ions.5,, y, ~, ,,,,
v,osrTfYE shIK Of 225 LOTS at HARLEM,

II 10 the estate OF tbe isto %
- tAurt,op,mk j. BLEEcKER Co ~,n ;sl on rniDAY ,
~ srsins avenue and street front. on Let and sv
tesh HON nth l2h and ll3ih rs The ground
sse .l III and sssuo grade and ,he facilities Of reaohns
. .,,,d and At fares. Seventy cent remain
sis T. Nsp. kc., Of the Once No Brosdst. (Sa4l
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
feQal Notifes.


IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County New York notice hereby yen 20 az per
having claims against ALEXANDER LEAlhD 'A'e %
the CITY Of NewYork deceased 20 present ne same WIN
vouchers thereof the subscribers at the once Of ROBOT
Laird No. lis First in the City o new YORK on OF
before the twenty day Of September next-Dated
New York the nineteenth day of March, leoI
ROBERT LAIRD 6F,.cutors
SAMUEL LEECH,
MARIO law6mr ELIZA LbAikD, EIecutrA
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County OF NewYork Notice Ia hereby gwen 20 sh per
sens having claims AGAINST SAMUEL T. RANDOLfH Hte o.
the City Of New.York, deceased - present the same ~"
vouchers thereof the sub.obeI at the once oi ySr IA
Bruce jr No Jauncey court, WALT IN the Cny o .sew
York before the 18th day Of October nex-Da"a "
York the 9Th day Of phi. 1857. .,no,n,, v...;
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
OF the County Of New York notiee is hsreeY R9N
persons having claims szsin. MARIA LOUISA ohanAs
late Of the City Of Newfork deceased 70 PfesSS'
viii voucher thereof the subsereeI ~ 'le G ~ ~, =,
MAN LATTING. esqs., No 50 Fultonst II tne CIty o
New York. before the ninth day VI 'lsy
New York the sixth day Of November lS5 ,,,, ..
mol lawCmF- CATHARINE g. MILLER, EIecutTA
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

MARlNERS' SAVINGS INSTITUTlON-3d-
NJ eornsr Of sth s-Open daily from 10 p M
and on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS from >
tos0eo.t in,eIc' allowed deposits from % 70 So a.
cent ON sul over 800 al pcr cent Deposits ma on
before ihc nth VI April viii bear from the st Of
April THOMAS II. SrfLINAN, Prrsidcnt.
+ w EAGS. Vi. H., III nj.
l,.,c l. sNfrH, S.tI,iaN.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
corpr cALENDAR-Ts,s Day

TOtsl....... .','..',,,I "a lS1
which. taken from the snoopt - "a
|. ga Oh for which decree BE- enter~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-04-24
William Pemn's Belt of Wampunl.

An interesting ceremony took place at the Hall of
the Pennsylvania Historical Society," liz Philadelphia,
on the 18th instant, the occasion of the presenta
ton to the society of the belt 9f wampum given to
William Penn by the Sachems of the Lenni Lena
pes Indians at the time of the great treaty in 1852
The belt was presented by Mr.. Granville John Penn,
the great grandson of the founder of the State, 10
whom it had been transmitted through four genera
lions. Says the ennsylvanIan:
"The wampum belt is certainly great curiosity.
1t is about three feet long and six inches wide. 1t is
composed of beads made of small pieces of muscle
she'll ground into shape and pierced, and then strung
upon thongs of deer skin. The strings then
fastened together, until they are of sufficient width
to form belt. This great treaty belt was of unu.
sual breadth, in token of the importance of the
pact it was intended to SEAL The beads are gener-
ally white, and among them black beads are wrought
into devices emblematic of the treaty In the centre
of the belt two figures rudely formed with beads
One of these figures hat, and it was, without
doubt, intended 10 represent Onas, the Indians
called William Penn. The other figure is obviously
intended to represent an aboIigine. The figures are
in the act of shaking ha nds. There are also three
bands, formed of black beads, which the belt
dagonally The curious old relic is carefully pre-.
served in glass case, and it it in excellent condi-
ton"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-04-24

CENNNATI wInE-vAULTsThe Cincinnati Enquirer gives
pleasant eEcriptionof visit the immense winevauts
Nicholas Longworh, esq, the original wine-grOwer in
America from which extract the following paragraphs
To the stranger who visits these vaults for the first time
the idea of immensely s most prominent They
and extend down. down. deep into the bowels of the earth
Having contemplated their Vasnes his attention at
tracted to the quantity of their contents Ranged
round the vaults stands shelves, less than
one hundred and fifty thousand bottles sparkling Cataba
The quantity of still wine we are unable to estimate We
notice in by ITSELF huge cask filled with four thou
Tapd Ave hundred and seventy gallons wue while other
casks in the vaciny numbered from thousand up
to three thousand gallons. Ofhese casks there large
number and I'll full of the pure juice of the grape
The of the business, and tho necessity of
room for manufacturing compelled Mr. Longworh to erect
large building recently underneath which is addition
to the already extensive cellars in We observed
numerous wOrkmen busy engaged laying pavement in
this cellar each havi ng candle to light him in his
operaona provision also made by the yster when he de-
seconds these inferna regions the millionaire pro-
pretor faceousy calls them The dmy Pickering lights,
the echo of the voices the dull sound of the pick and mae
and the oppressv dampness to the place sepuhral
appearance and though gratifed with our VISIT exper-
fenced sensation of relief when again emerged into the
clear, bright light of day.
We were informed by the superintendent that the work
of bottng would be commenced in few days complete
stock of tlUo hundred thousand bottles The average number
If hottleg nut up annually reaches this amount.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-04-24
ICE! ICE!! ICE

ICE! ICE! ICE!!!
VTNHE WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE will be opened for
the delivery of Ice every morning at Sunre, closing
Sunset except Sundays when it will postvety close at
A. M
TERMS CASH-it is earnestly desired that person
will ask any deviation from this rule will certainly be
adhered to. -
TICKETS be procured and DEPOSITS made in adj
by those who desire avoid the annoyance of making
change.
ICE for the country packed and forwarded directed
ICE furnished the sick poor free charge when directed
BY Physician or member of the Visiting Committee.
A. H. VANBOKKELEN, Agent.
April I'd, 1857 175-6m-SI-6mt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-04-24
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN

/VTTHOsE sands of life have nearly run out discover
w ed while in the East Indies, certain cure Iod
I consumption, Asthma Bronchitis Coughs COLDS, ana
General Debility The remedy discovered 6y T., him
when his only child daughter was gwen up 70 O.uS 10
such Of his afflicted felowbengs request it, this recpe
and for n,sng aP 70 ana
Iss ~ hrea cents to be as postage
The recipe and The s:%'inds zs DC be spp''a
r lanes. No 10 Grand street, Jersey SiSy,
April 9Th, 1857
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-04-24
CAROLINA SADDLE AND HARNESS ESTAB
LISHMENT.

J, M. ROBINSON d SON
T1AVE now in store the following viz
II Iron Hollow Ware and Sash Weights
Hoop Iron of the best quality.
Nails Brads, and Spikes
iron Axels, Hubs and Spokes.
Timber and other Axes, all warranted
Cast Steel Grubbing Hoes, Spades and. Shoves.
Rice Sickles and Bramble Scythes
Preserving Kettles, Sauce Pans, De-
Mill, Circular, Cross Cut, and other SaWs
Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, and Fan Mills:
Barn Door and Smoked House Locks extra good.
Pad Locks that can't be matched.
Brass and Iron Wire cloth. ,
Wood saws and Axes with handles in them.
Cotton Cord, Linen and Cotton Iwlne.
Best quality of Scissors and Needles
Rogers Sons, WostenhOlmes and some mere Of
the real Barlow Knives
SAINT 16. 1856.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-04-24

G. POLVOGT.
UphoIstcrcr, Princess, between Front Water Sts.,
WILMINGTON, N G.
TEEPS constantly on hand SPRING, HAIR, MOSS,
N COTTON, SHUCK AND STRAW MATTRESSES
AND PILLOWS which he offers Wholesale and retail cheap
for cash. FEATHER BEDS, CHAIR CUSH. ONS,
LOUNGES, made to order. SOFAS and CHAIRS re-.
upholstered at short notice and moderate prices
April a. 1857 34-3m*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-04-24
THE FIRE IN BALTIMORE The American gives the fol-
lowing as the ascertaned estimated loss at the late de

THE RIGHTS OF WOMAN. the following may be adduced
just few of the privileged rights of woman-to wits
gentleman ght arn the righhand side of carriage and
always the right hand side of argument To the above
may be thrown peculiar rights that woman perhaps under
stands amp decidedly adorns thousand times better than
man viz the rites Of hospitality and the rites of Hymen
Though speak imparay the wrongs of Gas wit
police repor fall to poor womans share almost
frequently the rites.
In addition the above, women, especially single
the chef possession of the rites of religion
administered by revvass hypecrites and inspired tink