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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-02
The Fayetteville and Western Railroad.

Wemust1hnk the Fayetteville Observer misconcelVc6
our position and feelings towards this work. AT least
we should Judge from the tone of some remarks IN that
paper Of the 25h ns that it regards us as untrlendy
TO it, We are not so. We have said, time and again
that were we in the Legislature OF North Carolina, that
road should have our vote and voice in favor of render
ing it all fair and nccdul aid. We say again. Were
we to occupy place in the next General Assembly We
should 90 for extending aid to that work We trust
that aid will be extended to it. We really and truly
looked in the report of the President and Directors for
information and in no captiOus spirit nor with any de-
sire to discredit the condition of the Company. We
wish that the condition Of the Company everything
that its warmes friends could wish The Observer says
the most important part of the report of the President
and Directors is that which shows that the acOrk ought
10 be donc Now, really we had no idea that any differ
cnce of opinion existed upon that point. We confess
that no doubts exist in our minds upon that point. We
assigned improper motive for the neglect OF the Fay
eteve papers to state the amount OF work done, etc.
but we wanted the information and not finding 1t, said
So We now give the more detailed statement furnished
by the Observer in answer to our remarks:
For the satisfaction Of the Journal however, and to
correct probable impression among its readers OF some
thing being hid, we may stac,-as we have heretofore
stated from time to time and as was stated IN that pOr-
ton of the report referred to in the item in brackets"
that the length Of road is 43 miles % miles are ul-
der contract II ready for the iron and Is nearly
the iron for u miles has been purchased locomotive
has been contracted for and iron and locomotive will
soon be on the track; the capital Of the company is
$3597G4 H. sufficient for tic work DONE the work con
traced for the iron bought and the locomotive ordered
as per contracts executed and in progress and estimates
for the remainder, the road will cost $6l4436 56; to
complete the road therefore 254G72 40 will be required
That amount and that necessary for rolling stock &c,
say ($lOO,OO0) the Company will probably obtain by
the sale Of per cent bonds secured by mortgage OF its
whole property; worth, iron, rolling stock and ALL
$7l443G Sc. These bonds will come into market with
better security than is usual in such cases for few rail
roads have gone into operation with onclaIf their cost
subscribed and paid
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-02

JUDGE LoR1NG REMovED-The worst political deed
that Massachusetts, has since her ratification of the
Federal Constitution done yesterday by Amer
lean Republican Governor. He, at the bidding of
radical and anatica herd of abotoniss removed Judge
Lorlng from the office of Judge of Probate. This is
striking deadly blow to the independence of the Judi
cay and the supremacy Of the laws of Congress in this
Commonwealth.
Judge Loring presided commissioner in the Of
the rendition Of fugitive slave from this State under
the laws of the United States There is high legal
thorty for the opinion that on this OCCASION he dschar
ged his duty legally, judiciously, humaney-no less
authority than the counsel for the slave But this
avail with the chief actors in what followed There
party in Massachusetts, which holds that the Federal
Constitution is covenant with death and an agreement
with hell and that constitution constitution, law
law no fugitive slave shall again be returned to
his master from this State. 1t is notorious pO
tca fact it is that the Shines that this party
enters into, and, in fact controls the Republican party
Col Ellis, American and Senator, is precisely
curate when he says in his speech of the 10TH that e
AbolltaosS hold the balance Of poacer in is State, and
the Republican party dare not offend them for fear Of
1olthdrdCal of their uoteS and the consequent doavnaUO
the party" Now, this is the party which, from the day
of the rendition of the slave Burns until now, have be
seged the Legislature for the removal of Judge Loring
and this is the miserable squad of voters which n 2.
Banks and his party dare not Offend" but even tram
pie on the Constitution to cOnciate.
Though Legislatures have bowed ignoby to this trail
torous dicaton and voted address yet the removal
has been resisted by the executive and the patriotic
of Governor Gardner met the thanks and cordial
approval of the patriotic citizens of this State But n
P. Banks rode into power different current from
that which bore in Gov. Gardner. He was elected by
the republicans led and controlled by such ultra free
sellers as Henry Wilson; by the very ultra element
which has demanded the removal of Loring Hence he
dared not refuse to comply with the address but the
Infamous deed of removal has sunk Massachusetts, low in
the pit of characterization Post.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-02
Florida Intelligence

SAVANNAH, March 27.-The Florida mail brings intel
igence that the post Office at Tampa thoroughly rob-
bed ON the 10th inst.
The business portion of the town Of Monticello Fla
has been destroyed by fire.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-02

beautiful inscription may be found in an Italian
graveyard Here lies Etela, who transported large
fortune to Heaven in acts of charity and has gone ther
to enjoy it." -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-02
The Foreign Commercial and Financial News.

HALIFAX, March 26-P. M.-Liverpool letters gen.
orally agree in quoting decline of quarter to three
eghths in cotton since the sailing Of the Arabia though
authorities place the decline at only quarter Of
the sales during the week. the trade took sixteen thousand
bales. On Friday very dull feeling prevailed and the
sales reached only three thousand bales at the following
quotations Middlng Orleans 9-l6 Mobile ~
Uplands 73s The imports during the week are exces-
sve reaching one hundred and twelve thousand bales
and swelling the total stock to two hundred and seventy
thousand against hundred and eighty thousand the
week previous. At the close of the market on Friday
evening, continued heavness observable the trade
being well stocked and spectators shy.
Corn is quoted in letters at cd decline.
In money there is change, either in bank rates or
open market. Loans government securities are nom
naly % to per cent. The bullion in the bank had
again commenced to increase Consos which had been
rather dull through the week. closed firm on the announce
ment of the settlement of the difficulties with France at
9673
Trade at Manchester, and in the manufacturing dis
ricts generally, sympathi7ed with the heavy feeling in
the Liverpool cotton market, and closed dull.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-02
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 26-The Kansas debate has
nearly out in the House. which adjourned at o'clock
this afternoon, desiring to speak the subject
The treasurers last weekly statement shows the re-
ceipts to have been nearly $4000000 amount on de-
post $8,50OOO0 subject to draft upward of $1,000
GOO or an increase of three and one-fth of million
since the previous week.
The Turkish Admiral and suite have accepted an in
vitatiOn to visit Red River the north of which is the
western boundary of Minnesota the principal object of
the visit being to the valley of the river and
in hunting elk and buffalo 1t is proposed to make the
trip in July. 1t is said that VicePresident Breckn-
ridge, Senators Fitch and Rice and Messrs Baker and
Cavanagh Representatives from Minnesota, and Elk
Governor Medairy, will accompany the expedition
The House not officially informed until TODAY OF
the passage of the Senate Kansas BILL
WHERE THE GOLD GoEs.-It is stated that for the
of the arts not less than one thousand ounces of fine
gold are used every week in Birmingham. England. and
that in the United Kingdom the weekly CONSUMPTION Of
leaf gold IS as follows London, four hundred ounces
Ednburg, thrtyfve ounces Birmingham, seventy oun.
ces; Manchester, forty ounces Dublin twelve ounces
Liverpool, fifteen ounces; Leeds six ounces Glasgow
SIX ounces. Of this amount-fve hundred and eighty.
four ounces in ALT is stated On the authority Of an
eminent gold rener, that not oneenth part can be re-
covered For gliding metals by the electrotvpe and the
water or wash gliding process not less than ten thou
sand ounces required annually. One pottery estab
ishment employs 800 worth of gold Der annum and
nearly $4,000 worth is used by another The consump
ton of gold in the Staordshire potteries for gliding
porcelain and making crimson and rose colors sometimes
equals the large number Of ten thousa I'D ounces ne,
annum.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-02

RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTs-Tbe banks Of
Augusta, Ca have resolved to resume specie pavmens
simultaneously with those of Savannah whether the day
liked upon be the LIST OF May or June irrespective Of
what may be done in South Carolina What are the
banks Of Virginia going to do ?-Baltimore Sun
When will the banks of North Carolina ros,,,o
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-02

Soon after the organization of this church, (Keth)
venerable gentleman Thos Lamb joined the church here
led to bread instead of -four owing the that
little loose -four or the taste of bread made of it, had al
most deadly effect upon him. by producing an unusual
swelling accompanied with very painful sensation his
bodily organs.
The taste of egg had similar effect though not SO vo-
lent lady of the church These precious persons
as to their bodily parts have long since fallen asleep
Christi and their SOULS trust with Jesus CHI feast
ing the bread life and that wine which he has to
give to all who are his, in his triumphant church.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-02

bay~ North Carolina six per cent. bonds were qnoted
1t SOB in New York on the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-29
VI NRIiIED.

lNDERsoN-B Ticty Church New Haven,
Com. Vednesdsy Msy D. oy the Rev Samuel bneo -
john G. Anderson Of his civ, % Miss Mary r. beecheT
6su shieI Of Capt john E. Beocner of New Haven.
ONKLII-EARL-In Brooklyn on wednesday May 3, By
Rev. " Smith the Mi1d- Reformed Du. Church
Abe NJ Contn Of this si:y Ms. inosene, daughter 'f
EoTds J. Esrl, esq, Of Brooklyn.
OURTNEY-RODOERS-O Friday ".y q, a. he hose Of
she brides brohe No $40 BoweTy, oy tts Rev Il2nso,
d James Courtney Of Scranton Penn 20 Miss Jau"
koes..s ,ecord daughter Of VIZ Rogers 2adi Of Newly
Ireland.
DURTEA-BROWN-On Wednesday, May 20 by th' Rev
w. Bnses MI Howard G. DITy-s u Miss Char ot;e l.
Brown. both tfile City Of Brooklyn
GROsZ-scHnITZ-In liz iitv trleGay Mas ., &: St
Nhoss Church by the Rev D. A. Bschm'yer NJ -. ger
Glib Grosz q M'cheei Gfosz esq, % Mss hs-ie
solmi'z youuss; daughter Of Anthony scnz esq al ei
this city.
HUsBEL-s CHEaMERnOaN--A: .Ceitieton, On Wed1ss-
May q he resteuoe Of :be b2- parents By me Kew
Di S:iusson CHARLES eid.s. Of George Huboe ESD
4 dsor y Charlotte V, .ides: daughter Of Cap
Isaac " ScaermerhoTn Of the forme. plsce
JoNEs-WARD-n this city Wednesday eventre May D.
by tte Rev A prlI Edgar Jones Of Ills city, 10 Mss
ssrsh C. Ward Of Newark, y. J.
ER--CARMICHAEL-Ir Geneva. on Hednes1sy, Stay
IS ~ Rev NJ P.chett Rhsd Henry hs.heT 81 Bag
hs,nion and Lizzie Carmichael Of the former place.
sHEPPARD-HARTNELt-lu Brcokyn, Long lsl,,d GO
Uednesds, Msy u. by the Rev. Henry Fa1dyke NJ !
wad Sheppard of Toronto Canals 20 MES May hst'~s
dturter ofhe ate Tbos Hsr:w Of Ders5 Eng And sL-
:,I Of he Rev. j. I. Hsrtwell Of Turks lss5d :"
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

CoyRr or OYER AND TERSiNER.-Iu the Hudson
t1ap.y and TerHnsT yesterday the prisoners
sIrsfn.d judge ogden snd received he fonowe
serfercss:
obn heCusa convicted o larceny, was hcsS sp And eoSs
ChGn Warner asssu, aud battery hned 80 aud costs
J~sph Brown sd John TcrneI p< larceny, three months
~scb ~ County JAAL
Yisdenh Smith, foE stealing COW, wa' sent % tae State
P.isor year
WTb.n NOR, .ssseh and ts,,y d-Js to the equity
Jal Leo costs n.
Wesley Meeke- stealing cow year 70 re State Prs'
Tbomss HorsrY river ihsf three moDtcs 10 ne Coaaiy
Jsl r.. o.
GAYS IL ei- - -.
two months essh 10 he lAL
Fredsrh White and Cd, wetT<I siceuy fned s. each
John Dsy ssss1t and battery hcei oil.
Pa.rl,k MeCGy sssa1 snd battery oe Sst PIson
seven months
SrRxoy TO FiRrnLs.-The Rev. james {. Egg
~ vi1 deliver Sunday evening The
-. - Hsd,on Hook and Ladder CO Nor of Hcdssu Ci.y
- p,,,h,:-t.n Church in West Hob.keu.
L.RcrsY.-John Coster, 40 old offetoer, IVES AZ
80 ,srd.y b, he p,oe Of the ffh PrseD. for stealing
800 ,y,n5sns good out Of cart 10 LcrG.er street
Tur Erw Drpor.-The new depot OF tue New
,.s, RsIr,sd Cspyasy u jersey Cay y Hss nary Snps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-29

and rainy weather viii in.sfer. pssriay with L. 80. -
Al p,oSs, bin, N qu.,s .urpss f 81 ,.
cres is IN very Des.e, ,ugpy. and firm :, sI
n.t,; se. Of y bis 'hos, AZ from yse IS F1
n a,i,,rcd Al s5q DO lOr M a, ~ S y so IN ia
nS e. .s. 'a ~ s. ~. s. r. PIE W. 8 "a s.: -
'vyPy ard. s.s eooJ-,t "a 70 sf'y cal 'sS he.s, .,s
ly a s?dt2 i2l
olLs-Ths ileury for al hnas Continues very Enssa a.,
IL the .bssree OF iHPortxp, sseiir. pe. As en:sssl
hss IL q buyer. 70 iSdae- chipping s,
a sa,, !. 20 r.,rsr 10 e.s.e oao,sp, ..,, -
Holtsr' kok At ianss eseen,y 'rsSy have N 10 %,
se..ion IL y1,o.. CsJ, wSas : r.ssr ~ ba: sss. ia Il
cboiee fiirs ~ the Eat Sc wh'ch b der. '-ff.i % ii
s . Ss s sA' sas S'S.s l ~ IN '1 81 .s. -
'i.r I.,fs s a.. s,oS o.', 10 'a
tbir ohoas We...Io :: 20 css OIL aes = "a ,sssy
PRoyis'OSs-The Pm rl.iss: isl,wer add a-,s.S sr
al kira, with tie exosVoo Of PIN. tSis Is r's h.l ras
In Runr. IS for Prime .e.. ard GA D 'os PINE, ~
Glazed N tie sale. SO bbls P@- buyer opna 81 d.ys
TIE Es,t ,sLs SlS bels a. - > i9s Coasry Pna~,
we.srr Me-, .ne s4sSs IS Tor * "a DO PINE NJ.
QUE, Il Snas92 B4on IS hroy ssld At sdlae. ara ss
-, sdss-. for Hans AID Q, aet os ssoedess. ia
w.,In s:e s, IL RSJIs , ~, 80 ,ss . ,
nc Iss proved sishay unfer rue re~. from c4f p
sa .a ss %. s:'s f.: !s af
gtIifdllc ard kegs i2.c Butter % IN tier sarpy s.l
Quo a. lldzo, snd ss'e 4Scc aai pens.ylsui' At s
lie Che, 8. 10 p'eLty and Gull AZ "a g. -
PLASTFR-Csl-f.sd 10 wsn.sd ~ > y bsl 4nN
Lamp = quite. a. g. for Nh,e aud Bue
RISE-Ihere is 70 movement We qao,s nousisaiy Isl
65ir.
f,p. Coo. II iJht stock srd M pee b.: Dser
y. rler;y and I'll d~pie'sed
eEEDs-A moderate eu'ir, tons In Clover spa nstny
,,Ss Al previous rats Rouzh Flax Seed stDs slow
81 AL IS T. 10. 4 70 10
sALT-Tbe eenAad W LiSe'p q Fac u good sassd 10
sarks A,hioos piivse trims
sPELTER-Tbe dels-s y snodars'e, b., rr:sss Ne tn
chsr Ced -
shoT eel al ~y 49, ard ~. FIR Drop 'a4 s-ss' e'
sTasCH-we nc.e sales Of I5 boxes Ottawa a, sas. ss
= cent cs,h.
sUGARs-Taere 10 change; feS s.es have ben us's
oi snias rm,. prices ot $50 hhd' mos'y SaoA G
IL sc sid $50 boxes Hsysna OF prysis terms
TEAS-Theie rc: much doing today prices are general
Stssdy. 80.
TOsAcCO-Od Cc-p Kentucky Il am ct oct q m,se, 100
hhd, have sold AZ sd l1c c1 40 jthhf. ~ 9drr
81 bales UayanA AZ S2c 10 Seed l"af Il lirlS
do Flods AZ l5c and S6 hss lsgu,a on pivot iefns
TAIIOW-A eady rsrk; tbs d.nant j. i.f saes'f WV
N line AZ lrl, Rough Fs. u s.Afy a. 7ic cash.
TIN-Hlcck Tic Is less active ~ the improvement rAs'
cortirn. dun ard heavy previous prices
uHALEsOSE-Is less sct,ye bat prices are WEI s1penee
WHIsKY-The denNd i fsE saf ne market s''s'y sss
OF $40 obls ., 9G2ic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-29

AysiyERsLRiIs OF TIE BRooKLTS SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
1Apy Of Tuesday prevented the Sunday Schools
a. tuIpiIR body has been the
M yeh Of the schools decided 40: % make pSSde sod
the Gre. fair day Yesterday beng
Ire f,s. eAy ;hs- il Aid rain :he following
.ctoes epared and then he'd % the Do b
Reformed Church the Nights be Rev d. Beih-ne) Wiki
Was the plsoe desisps.ed for The 10 ssssHlb,:
Dnteh Reformed Church Sunday S:h1o. $50 .hjcJtn.
g. Am (EpiscopsD so children
Myrtle avenue Mission, $50 children.
Beth.ids NJ ssiou, IT'S chi 3rrn.
saumi&s,se Mission 80 cbLdrer. -.
The church de1ssly filed Every seS vas o.rped ~
the ,hdIen and he Ases were crowded with s3.s Toe sKer
ssss Of short addresses BY the Rev d. BEIGE OF Hart
Id Rev Dr. 01scseneash Of the init stree. Msor
lie Rev d.: Cutler Of ST. Arms Cn.rch The chi Ger saos
prepared for Ii. OF SDet
Bsse has terIsated marched 10 pro-
s%ser elevaed TO s. AUS Church, in Wash
street where ABUNDANCE II refseshnen's See piov
ad fher satisfied here .ney repaired 20 bei,
respective churches and were dismissed
The Church sndsy Sc aoo toe Rev DE- Beeber)
eebstd the day BY rsste through lie streets Ihey we're
accompanied b. thirteen lite musicians from Rso1aps Island
Apd flies. They msche3 round be CTS H.
-uulb.r Of spectators had gathered them nd
preceded q the Dutch Reformed Church the Hshs
b.. die erteI in Consequence Of IN crowd Already
bed The schoss ulG1ssa The opposite sde Of ne
RardLs Island loys t-s,ed good odfssbcEet
uuse Of dun s9d hfe. Robertson. Bad also L
passed of plsGy the chldst looked ce~ aud
petty, a1d III sPTesea delighted
CoLLIsiOS.-Abop' three Q clo.k yesterday after
- 40 tie fsrTy Doe: Nsgss pocsSaius so.s
III. yA.tt Fasoa efel from he: moorns
with tie ferry The CIV damage done smashing
sGw ss.hss Of the sert.uens cabin VI iae S.s1'A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-29
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TIE
WI RICHEST D1ADEM
EVER
oRN BY KINGS OR EMPERORs.

wEATi WHY A BEAUTIFUL head OF hair
Becsuse it is the oramsat God sns.lf provided for ell
Reader, although The nay bonn edsbtsJ
the slow ss ehees the eye D. sparsns he Ieh
OF pe>ls he bead IL ter Of it, sovsho, Or the hdT
be ,bVled and sbriveied harsh and DRY ., phr
Prf WOODS HAIR REsrOR arIvE. Il a--d
EH-s ~.sL viii restore sa persss-o;y q. sach -
sEs.t Red the fpowias and judge The writer Of ~
hr'' is The ee'eoIsies Pianist rhaeese
Or wooD-D~G Cir: Per.i, .x -.s 10 you tbss
roBs Am under for The 'n'i,e Te.trson Of y bar . 20
osirs s-r About ths time II NY sry. the Unpsd stss
Istdly bceouns gray bu, spln h. spp iea os va
h.I R.soi.is.' /, 'osn recovered re orinHs hs- sy
sosr k',orSiy~ very woadrrJ Dyrnoa. quite -
cscio9s s. W II So sn.~sbls
Drych ar G-yiejydsS"
wu-sH NEWSPAPER OrTicE No. IS s..saost,l
Apni IL. 1883 y.
r.ceiv.o bottle your Hair save IL 70 ny s
Who elOdd ny on her hsir little talsns ., e 49,
. ", .. ny ,urpns. STR week. tns e. BE-. p-,fOrnst
that wonderful effect By .srnns a. the rcy o.irs @ sssg
81 sI :Spss .Ss ;is;s GARDEN
Prof O. j. woop With oontde,cs Do r-,,u1 mad 10
Bsr Restorative ss being The e6es~4oas srs wei ~
s.: f s ' -s. i.!e S.say ~ van
hdest that 'ev more pehcs,iops Will retire 1e@
Pleasant itching % eonnop amoLf psrsops ~ho psrE~
Prof woop .sAbou' year. ago my nrnes4 ~
oa and turning gay was bsc"nips BALD ADD 81 -
many remecss 70 no snec' mDsnesa assns yoaf hs
sssn to ~ ~ gov ' sa ' sss sSS:a Ssei T. s
,ss A. A: time fsy ss,0,.e % mia =. e. s.s . <
A' ess:. ss H., 80 'A%''''' aoEs
sas Put " ss:' q .';: s ...
81 sOuie The medium hoJ' lss % pr ssc: ss sx
ITsO'.sn .ns ',.s for =, pr s1si a. s
WOOD Ss1::S.: :. ~ s,::s.' = - ).
iai ~ y j pa D:.ssss ~ rs.u ossds p's~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-29

L. s steamship Naon, Foster, Charleston s. hsls With
mdse and pas. u spohoId, ricst,u Go
coal 70 J. ". Efseli Stay 9 IL. ii p. lon 81 - pasel
ship S. Cushps, from NJ Oesos Liverpool The T. G.
~ lam, .Ssr,s Cb.S~ Tv-,ei al a.,. us.s and
I'll lopsco,t 20 MJ at IS, ien 81, exchanged
"a ale with bah Kate Webb, sieeIios .sst
nd sl Pass 70 master April q % Portlsno Eosh Cl.nGsl
ct eboeid VIM Lss-, SEAMAN.
ship aihrra (Brem), sehIns. BENIN April IL mese sni
SIC PES 70 Hennirgs. Mrler Gosiug.
Sup IstFiaua Aus,rsn sisa Axsnda 81 days rags AL
Bari hama Elise tH.nb wibere Harnbas a days mss.
20 . T. Ksk Had h' weat On the Psses
Bark R. B. wsteI tof Bss.on) R,yu-' T'iniia,, CABS
Bah Gus;ay tBrn GeeIk.n. Sa0d-rl.nd Ap &c. e,.s 10
eater May II: lat a, lon is 81 !, e h.bsrg
RIie OrILey (BI murphy s. sney. 8, 10 esJ Goals %
schr Pavilion, Kelly Gloucester, hsh to MASTER
schr. Porto Rico, Brown Gardiner Nj, Ia esys, lgmbe. 70
order
schr. Joseph F,rw,u Packard Rocklsud days. line.
schr. Ellen Jsck,o1 Rocklxld days. iul~.
scbr. keDdrcs Fish Wal Fail River in balas, master
schr. San Luis Ketcbum, Boston for Pnia ielphia
schr Mnrod, Wet, Boston FIR Albany.
schr = ~ Hal, Adams, Portland. CJnp stone.
schr Robert Smith "!cos, Portlsnd, Conn Tor Try.
scbr n sbaer s'rica.nd Porl.ni Caun, stcne.
Schr. William soper. Fall Biver IN b.s,t
sohr Hsmp,on GileEh.t RondoT for Bo,ton
sehr Granville, Chester, ndoul Tor .'ya
SIP scop rDtei gIi., HSaiS sssbr,9s kise' nm
SlsOp Wa. II Bows y. Halock nie
Steamer Pelican, Aldrch, Poyd.no mdse % Isasc Odel
Steamer ) phi Eiy Phisac!Ohia, u.ose tn " Brig.
WIND-DmnE the day. from s. ~. r.
SAIL EDUpied States amslp Arctic Con
in, for ibe cuSs coa shrs John Bright CItog Liver,
pool Zurich, Jay for H.yfs
The large Boom Derrick owed sst night b,
sDdeavoii tbs uschsry q the H-rcs
j.. recently burned of hat p, They getting tho
p.s sss st W.bs.S .s.nea from ID.
Navy Yud this moTni3g and hss anchored ~ s.aone
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r.,,,, lr,c..t. pAfFcT MACHINE -Bks 40,

JOHN EEckEk, pAtEsI MACHINE Dine 'o'
- he isEd o. v ao1 ~. ~ -. e-se,i,p 9, .x.en
IT.. ,t.a. sgn+d ~, tsr completed n 80 : :. - 80
Eve su dins, wh!, he sos. d-ro'nd 'aS, 90 %
I'D "a So i. n ,fepvcd u slpgy u'p 80
~ ,,,'sy y ~ the ss'ea & Ss hand Cd AZ "a y
t.,,. Of az o. 6! 500 pounds ~ efeaS a~S 49,,
x.,,Se - .sS pp, with toe in-sred isa 's .
'', f-n aad dc3ei chespaess,
IA 49, tkoYous hly tested s.d inuy rstsoht'el
MN Deeo,s. others. ~ sdfsacR une :" "
.sm.s.-.o,y M So Ru:gsrss, Gil be rpmp4y saPpiei
yiU.x.s fhe ely, Aei s'cc's J ~ rfoS1s NC ID" -
~ 40 N l.s Bread sfeaiiy - ttsif a'f-st
Lrcssffe ,r dealers 90 heretofore. - per cent
wbes- Ts.i FANNY G'ahsa, aud Rye q cents pr "a
TIE rre Of Hbcs Breed will b. gveTned ny IA. q isnhy
hs@L L. -.
~. rs,S-sy and 81 - po-'se. 70 tnc ran 'n 81 ~
sniiys.d sres re intprron and scruby q ne plb o.
~ JouN HEoEtR. No 81 Rutgef-...
kyTA BGzAu DGIors wbeIe sso CAgts, Prs, 49, may b
bad IN every variety
No. 1sl Caos ST, No 10 Lsoreets-i
~ tf3 Peailst, No 10 ofsDd -
No. 70 Yves; BI AWAY, No - ho"s.7el-''-
Private fsmes BY h', Of1ers . tie ONCE q ABOVE
-,U Be sopphed through dealers IN t'si' 10 eob'ihod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-29
AdWr.iseLpsnt
EVERY MANS HOUSE HIS CAsTLE.-AmOng O

moftaSinous variety Of prevebtyes agNus: b,useo easng
stket vosbly than tie Pseat Electro NJ snet;
Burglar Alarm, exhibition :. No. 10 Wsshngtor,s. We
witnessed vita satisfaction The operation OF this ove
valuable invention and desire unqualified
probation its utility confident thai oe:s will ex.mia.on,
conclusion BY the Introduction Of This simple
apparatus every man's house virtually bag Toof
Of repeins the sssa1s Of The mos:
daIne atToit IL is constructed strictly
ehosophics principles IL always reste g,Es Gu; Of
applicable, with the shghtes. DecnveDeHce -
dv engs already erected. We recommend he invenn,
ef which NJ oLsrs 10 the proprietor 10 the s.,enon OF or
confdept that will the Of practical aud
utility satac.i1n # al EVel :he nced
f. to apprsce be urgently scd utility 81 The 10
ion session Daiiy JoHcna-
1se tsevs vaIstle sppNtus 10 exhibition and r. sic 3.
Nc so Brt sdwsy.