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FOll RENT SALE. TU.il heretofore existing under th TO OOXSIGNEES: The schr R. 7. BROWN has anired from New York, and Is discharging cargo at my whart 'Consignees win please attend to their goods. (bet 17) A.

D. CAZACX. TtTcoNS IG EEThc Fiicfcr DAVID FACST, has arrived from Pbiladelpbia, xnd is discharging DISSOLUTION. THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under the 5rm of Ja KA i KAN T. bytoatualconsout.

The business hereafter will be conducted under tb? firm of Ml 15 AY, PEACOCK CO; K. MURRAY, R. II. GRANT. March 21 L.

PEACOCK. OTI(JI. THE SUBSCRIBERS having associated with them Mr. C. II.

Robinson, will continue the Com tuition aud Forwarding business, under the firm of Mcbeav, Tea-cock Co. hope, by strict and prompt attention to business, to receive the same liberal patronage here 2W rritnr Uhniit chanse. There is a good supply in store, For store price sec tabic. Beef Cattle. -The supply in butcher hands conUnues light, only on or two small droves having been to market siucj kt review.

Ife quote for gross and 6 a 10 cts per lb for stall in very little demand and are, dull at Li uk. We have no receipts to note since review. The supply in dealers hands continues good, filing from store at 1,30 a $1,35 per cask. Potatoes. There is a good supply of Irt-li in store.

Selling at 2,50 a per bbl. Sweet arc coming to market quite freely and sell from carts and boats at cf per bushel. i Ll No transactions that we hear of Tor several weeks past. SrAVics and Ash doing either that we know of. Shingles.

Are in fair demand, and parcels are taken on arrival at Timskr. There is a good demaud existing from with very litUe coming to market. Sales during the week of several rafts at 9,23, 9,50 and a in quality cash. Fa re HTs. Coast wise rates arc very dull there very little freight For last rates paid, se table.

New York, Oct. 15th. Flour is dull and heavy, sales to-day of 14,000 bbls at for straight state; 48,62 for good Ohio, and $9,37 for Southern. Wheat heavy and- dull, sales Of 45,000 bushels; Southern white at 2,12, and red at 2,05: Corn declined, sales of bu-ihels at 94 cemts for Western mixed. Pork is heavy, sales of 300 bbls at 23 a 24 for Mes3.

Beef firm sales of 150 bbls at 10,50 a 17 for re-packed ehicago. Whiskey firm, satos of COO bbls at 40 cents for Ohio. Coffee is firm, sales of 600 bags Kio at 11 cents. Sugar is firm, sales of 400 hhds New Orleans at 7 cents. Molasses buoyant and prices tending upward, sales of 100 bbls New Orleans at 38 tents.

Turpentine is buoyant. Rosiu firm at Iron is firm. and prices steady. Rice Nothing worth reportiug. Freights are steady.

StvA Obleans. Oct. Cootton easier but prices are not lower; sales to-day of 3, 500 bales. Receipts at all ports 127,000 bales ahead of last year. 15.

Cotton dull, sales of 300 bales at 9 a 9jje. for middling. Sug.ir sales at 6 cts. Flour is selling at New Corn 70. "cents, old 80 cts.

B.vltiuork, Oct. 15. Flour the transactions were small in this article this morning Ohio is firm at Howard street, no transaction in City Mills reported. Grain wheat sale of 8,900 bushels good to prime white at $2,05 a choice $2,15 an advance of 5 cents; reds, 1,95 a $2. Corn offerings of 2,500 bushels sales at an advance of 2 a 3 cts; sales of white and yellow at 92 a 94 cts.

Provisions there was nothing done this morning, and we quote Saturday's price: mess pork, 21; mess beef, baconeides, 13 a 13, cents shoulders, 12 a 12J cents; hams, 13 a 11 A cents. Hxpoiis for the week, ending Oct. 10th, 1855. coastwise. 429.....

2,389 5,248..... 1,168..... 100... 143 15..... 171.....

FOREIGN. Spirits Turpentine, bbls Turpentine, Itosin, do j. Cotton, Yarn. Paper, Mis. Copper Ore, bbls 125 Also, Coastwisb.

15 bags 52 bbls. dried fruit; 1 hhd, 12 bbls wax; 1 bbl old copper; 14 bbls potatoes; 1 bale wool; empty bbls; 27 boxes mdze. RATES To Nkw York, Turpentine Spirits Turpentine, OF FREIGHT. .25 on deck, 30 under. 35 50 6 cents per foot.

a. 6 cents. $5 00 a 7,00 i 30 on deck, 35 under. 55 cents. 6 cents per foot.

6 cents per bushel. Yarn and Sheeting, Cotton, per bale, Pea Nut, per bushel Lumber, per To PnTi.i nELPni a Naval Stores, per Spirits Yarn and Sheeting. Pea Nuts, Boston, Rosin, 35 on deck, 40 under 65 per bbl. 45 cents. i.

ui jrcuuiic, j. SCHOOLS. Female School. 4 I ISS VERINA S. MOORE, recently Principal of a 1 Rnirrdinn" and Dav Scliool for vounir ladies in New 0 Jerne, N.

proposes to establish, on the 1st of Octo or. isfi.v in tn town ot uminfrton. a Jjav acnooL in -----py-- rf sh education. The number of pupils will be limited. 111 I1C Lilt.

Ul It 111 ill UiailL.UO AJU- rice ot tuition nttv dollars, per session or nine monms. 1 he School will be opened in tne orict Duiiamg initdiatelv adioininjc and south of Mr. O. O. Parsley's iilenef on Second street.

aug 8 441ly R0.M AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE WHOLESALE and Rfttail business of the WILMINGTON GRANARY II ba conducted at the store formerly ocupied by; Wm. GwvkrL corner of Princess and Water streets, at which ace will be kept -a constant supplv of CORN MEAL OMMONY, OATS, PEAS, HORSE and COW FOOD. rj Persons convenient to the Mill, can tret tneirsup- ies there. D. DrPRE, Jr.

Successor to T. Smith Co. Wilmington, N. July 24, 1855. DISSOLUTION.

1 PnE FIRM OF W. H. MARSH CO. is this day (Oct 1 st) dissolved by mutual consent. The business will futuie be carried on by the subscriber.

Oct 3-489-tf W. H. MARSH. Dissolution. giHE FIRM OF NIXON BISHOP is this day dis-solved by mutual The busiaess will be oed and settled by J.

F. Bishop, who succeeds to the and is fullv authorized to sign the name of 'the in cldsing its business. D. J. NIXON, Oct 101 J.

BISHOP. Notice. LL PERSONS indebted to the late firm of Nixon HL Bishop, by notes or accounts, will please come for- Lird and settle up immediately. Oct 10 JOHN F. BISHOP.

SAMS. A lot of No. 1 North Carolina Hams on hand and for sale bv W. II. MARSH CO.

July 9 415 CT LLETS. 100 bbls. Large Mullets in store. For J- sab by (Oct 10) W. H.

McRARY CO. Situation Wanted, A MIDDLE-AGED MAN, as Clerk or Salesman, willing to take a situation on a Railroad, an eUea.4ve acquaintance, is willing to make him- uufiil, anl will do his duty in any situation en-te 1 to him. Address throush Post Office, Box 180. Wilmington, N. 0., Sept.

29, 1885. 48G-tf. i For Sale or Rent. hV- THE HOUSE AND LOT recently occupied by Ei D. DuPre.

(Sept 25-482-tf C. DtrPRE. DUR STYLE OF DRESS nAT, introduced this fall, is stamped by our fashionables as The Hat for the hson. It eombines all. the features essential for a kcefnl and durable Dress Hat.

Inspection invited. SHEPARD MYERS. Fashionable Hat Cap Emporium, Granite Row. Oct 12 AINTS AND OILS. Just landing, per schr.

S. Wilson 20,000 lbs. Fine, Extra and No. 1 Lead. 5,000 snow white-and v.i 4 I IO bbls: Lamp Blacks" 23 bbls.

Spanish Brown. or sale by C. D. DcPRE, pet 12 Wholesale Druggists, 45 Market street. lACK SALT for sale, by oct 16 DeROSSET BROWN.

me. ourao(iHJIC OUUlUJIAIl 17., wasdiswdved on rtre Cist of March. The bnlnes cf late Srm nil! He cttWd bv SOCTIlMAYp RLO. WM. SUTTON, March C1IAS.S0UTUM AYI.

EltSllH. PHE subscribers have formed a Co-partnrhipt tndtr be name aud Myle or SOUTIIM AYI fcr the purpose of earning on the Rlackskiiu, Itox ttd BtAs Forxrnv and Machisesv in it cShf ttllt, i forrocriv occupied by SUTTON. bOLTHMAYDA ami troMgc Tnos. soutdmayk: Mrh lH5i. CHAS.

S0UTHMAYK wucnccofabovcdisKjluiionithtjbecoiaf newsary thai eU notes and accounts due the late settled immediately. The robscribers Ul pav debt due by the late firm. SCUTUM VYD 4t BRO Wilmington, March ut Sttf Conimeiolalcopy tf, JLicIit Iliisuicw. 1HAYK on hand several light Buggies, ItL a.d without tops, ot my own manufacture, -which 1 sell on very re4oraob Feb 7 2Sr, tern. lease call end W.

J. CORNWALL. I Of AYETTEYJLLE FLOUR, of all grades also, lot A or Meal, Horse and Gow feed, from the Golisboi XI illy, hich may alwavs be had, br applying at my office. Feb 7 28C W.H. XAJiSU, rpilE UNDERSIGNED here purchased the entire interest ot P.

K- DICKINSON CO. in the Gaston Mills ud PARSLEY, McBJLE CO. in the II il ton Mills; and have associated themselves togeOWitv der the firm of PARSLEY, COWAN CO. They will continue the transaction of the Lumbir Business in all its branches; and hope to retain the rot-' repondenceof the old Firm 0. G''.

PARSLEY. ROUT. II. COWAN. JNO.

McRAE. W.G.JONES. DAVID S. COWAN. April 4U, 1855.

341 -If. To Kent. VJ TORES UNDER THE SEAMEN'S HOME. Appl Oct2-4SS-tf CHAS. D.ELLIS 100,000 CupieK Sold! LOYD'S GREAT STBAMBOAT WORK will Ik a lready on or about the 24th of October.

contexts: First Application of Steam. Life of John Fitch Engraving of his Boat. Life of Robert Fulton Engraving of his firt Ahuii-can Boat on the Hudson River. Rob't Fulton and first Ohio Hirer Ron Correct Like ess Full particulars La robe's first Boat. First Steuben ville Boat.

Firct Explosion on the Western Waters ftr an Eye-Witness. Maps of the Western Waters; Ton ns, Cities and tances laid down correctly. List of Steamboat Explosions -iuce lfcl 2 Naa of Killed and Wounded list of Steamboats now afloat. Correct view of Pittsburg. Wheeling, Cincinnati, l.uu-lsville, St.

Louis and New Orleans, in 1855 Sketch of each place Population, Business, Ac; Ac. fast i hjic oi uoais on tne Uhio and aiissisiiippr Rivt i -List of (steamboat Oificcrs on the Western Water. T4ie New Steamboat Law with Comment Life Boat Disasters Wounded on the Lakes Names of Lotif. Killed and The High Water in ltflo, Ib32, 1817. List of Plantations on Mississippi River.

Important United State's Supremo Court Decisions. Three hundred pages, with one bundled unmi-uiiit-i.) iMjuim. ny remitting One Dollar paid,) you will receive a copy of the above work. (pot- Orders from the trade solicited, and agents warned evi-ry town and citv to canvass for the work JAS. T.

LLOYD Post Office Buildings, Cincinnati. Ohio Oct tjanl lli JNO Jj. CAJiTWELL. PRODUCE BROKER," Uct. 1, KSoo.J Wilm NliTO.V, X.

pilh SUBSCRIBER respectfully observe- that he will aitoiui ro tire treatment of the Teeth, from A. M- until 3 P. XI. (Oct 6-4 2-Sm) K. SPEN CER.

rpilE SUBSCRIBER having taken out lettir-nr ministration on the estatc of John W. Hoi ceased, at September Term or New Hanovn- Count Court of Pleas and Quarter Sees-ions, hereby notifies oil persons indebted to said e-tatc to make immediate pav-merit, and all persons having claims agaiiiht Said estate will present them within the time prescribed by law this notice will be phadfd in bar of their recoverv Oct 1S. A. WRIGHT, AdmV. Wilmin StcaiuIoati for Snl.

XXTK el1 the Steamers FAIRY," UNION" and 4-13ths of the Steamer "EVERGREEN," all of which arc now on the waters of the Pop Deo and Wiiccamaw. Faikv's length, SI feet ti inches breadth, 15 4 44 depth, 4 2 measures 54 and 2-9. tons burthen wa year 1851. Steamer a kill U.M on or 14I.16A lenirth. 78 feet ft inihau 11 breadth.

13 44 depth, 4 2 measures 4U and 32-95 tons burthen, was built in the year 1 850, machinery all new and in complete order Steamer Evkrgbeex's length, 121 feet 6 inchev breadth, 22 4 depth, 6 5 measures 160 and 78-95 tons, and was built in the year 1848, together with their Lighters, J. R. Blossom, and Republican one ot seven hundred barrels, and the other of nine hundred barrels capacity. Also, two Flat now on the Cape Fear River-one 650, and the other' 550 bbls capacity. Terms will be made easv D.

D. ALLEN, )'' JAMES H. PRITCHETT, signee. Sept25-482-tf Town papers and Fay. Obs.

copy tf. Bank of Wilmington, N. C. -A FURTHER INSTALLMENT of 25 per cent, (ma- 7 5r cent roinired to be paid on or before the 1st of November next on all subscriiitions heretofore made to the capital stockf this Bank. Oct 4-490-2w S.

JEWETT. Cashier. Wil. Jour, copy 2w. Tarboro Southerner copy 2t.

Lost. tXS SATURDAY, 6th inst, between Walker's Ferry and Wilmington, a Portmonaie -containing a small amount in change, and several papers among them Is a note on T. W. Dunham, for One Thousand Dollars, dated about the 6th of July last, payable to the subscriber. The other papers are not recollected but presume-mostly receipts.

A liberal reward will be given. Oct 8-493-tf JAMES E. METTS. EF Town paper copy. Notice.

ALL PERSONS having claims against Moore, SUn-ly wUl please present them for 8ttlemint and all those indebted to them are requested to eome forward and make immediate payment to the subscriber. uct 4-iyo-u JNO. A. STANLY. BUCKWnEAT.

To arrive per schr. J. Wilson, at No. 11 North Water street 40 bags Buckwheat 6 kegs 10 best Goshen Butter, 25 boxes prime Cheese. Will be sold lev for ryill INSTITUTON located at Cat.

"office, I'V'-" ii.ki.t Cape 1-Var will be revet, Wt each week from 4 0 V- each week from 4 dock P. XI. JOHN .1. TAYUIR. ProMdent.

mm -Ta, mm tzm mm u. lo Vliarf to Uent. LARGE and convenient wharf to rent, near the xjl Kailroad, known as the Gillespie wharf. It has extensive sheds and warehouse and is well adapted to the naval store trade. The convenience for landing tur- pciitmc is equal to any wharf in town.

Apply to aug 24455 WM. A. GWYEK. I For Ilcnt. PllK STORE on the north side of llarket street, at -a.

present occapied by G. I R. French. Also a room over T. II.

Howcy's on the south side of Market street. o.session giv- en on the 1st October next, aug 24 451 D. It. BAKER. To let from 1st October next MIE HOUSE AND LOT, at present occupied by Mr.

I. Myers, situate on the comer of Walnut and Water street. It has a good store rooin on the first floor, and family residence above, lor terms; apply to John C. Latta. aug 20 251) GILBERT POTTER.

To Rent from 1st October. IHE OFFICE how occupied bv E. J. Lutterloh. Ap-plvto slmz 18 45b W.P.ELLIOTT.

For Kent. 0 1 MIE subscriber oflcrs for Rent from the 1 st Oc-1 ther net. those new aud convenient offices justiuished, opposite the Court House. Tliey are three in number, and well-adapted for Lawyer olLces. Apply to R.

II. GRANT. Aug.Yl.. 145-tf. To Kent from lt October next.

IIIE STORE corner Water and Mulberry street; the offices on the wharf u'w occupied by D. A. Lainont the store aud warehouse now occupied by me. Apply to July 25420 tf J. R.

BLOSSOM. Two Stores, or Warehouses to Kent, N'ORTH of the Railroad, on Water street continued. Those two Stores 20x44 feet each, now erecting, will be completed and ready, for occupancy by the 1st October. There will be ample room for families on the second story. Rert moderate.

Apply to July 9 415 WM. A. GWYER. Store lor Rent. rpiIE STORE on Market street, adjoining Mr.

Geo. R. I French's Shoe Store. Possession given on 1st Oct. JAMES ANDERSON.

July 413 For Rent. A SMALL House on Front Street, suitable for a small family, untill the 1ft October next, apply to MOORE, STANLY CO. April 25. Com. copy.

352-tf To Let FOR TWELVE MONTHS from 1st Oct. 1855, the Dwelling House at present occupied by Mr. Geo. Alderman, situated on Third street, between Red Cross and Mulberry. For terms, apply to.

JUUJN U. LA I IA, Sept 546 5-tf Attorney for owner. To Let, A STORE HOUSE on North Water street, one door JLJL north of Mulberry street. For terms, apply to GILBERT POTTER, Sept 5 465-tf JOHN C. LATTA.

FOR RENT. The Dwelling and Premises, late the residence of Dr. S. B. Everitt, dee'd, at present occupied by J.

E. Metts, possession given on the first October next. For terms, apply to W. H. Lippitt, at Wilmington, or to the undersigned, at Smithville, N.

C.SAMUEL LANGDON. Ex. of S. B. Everitt.

Sept 1 463-tf To Rent. A LARGE and comfortable Dwelling House in the southern part of town. Apply to Sept 11-470-tf J. J. L.

HATHAWAY CO. To Rent. A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, containing four rooms, on Fourth street, near the Railroad. Apply to Sfcptll-VO-ff WM.R. UTLEY.

FOR RENT. The large and convenient Dwelling House on Front street, next north of the Presbyterian Church, at present occupied bv Miss Raitt. Pos session given 1st of October. I Sept 6 486-tf A. 0.

BRADLEY. To Rent. October, the Offices at present occupied by J. F. Gillespie by u.

U. van Amnnge, Apply to (Sept 14-47 3-tf) F. J. LORD. i T70R RENT.

Store No. 22, in Lord's Building, on North Water street. Apply to Sept 6 406-tf GEO. HARRISS 1VTOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. The Copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the firm of Cutlar Pierce, is this day dissolved by mu tual consent.

The business of the firm will be settled by Dr. F. J. Cutlar. F.

J. CUTLAR, sept 7 467-tf L. II, PIERCE. For Rent, T7R0M 1st OCTOBER, the Wharf and Shed on the J- west side of the river, at the terminus of the W. Sc M.

Railroad, now occupied by Messrs. C. DuPre Co and Col Burney. I Three Wharves, of 6t feet front each, between Bruns- yi ick and Bladen streets, and immediately north of the W. M.

R. R. Co.s wharf. The Dwelling on Front street, (on the ravine) near the Railroad Depot, now occupied by Mr. J.

0. Bowden. Two comfortable small Dwellings on Second street, near Blossom's Distillery. Dwelling on Third street, between Church aud Castle streets, with six rooms. That large Brick Building lately occupied as the Pooi House, as also a small Wooden Building with four rooms, on same lot 0.

G. PARSLEY. Sept 15-474-tf Jour, and Com. copy. To Let.

AN OFFICE on east side Front street, recently occuj pied by Dr. Thomas. Also a Dwelling House on Rankin's Alley, occupied last year by Mrs. P. Harriss as a boardme house.

For terms, apply to Octl-487-tf JOHN C. LATTA. THE LADIES are respectfully informed that our new styles ot Fall Millinery are ready for inspection at the New Millinery Store, opposite Carolina Hotel, where they may be sure to get rich and fashionable Bonnets, at reasonable prices. Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Bonnets, Caps, or Head-Dresses made to order.

Oct 10-495-tf G. RAITT. BOARDING. The subscriber has opened a Boarding House over Mr. S.

W. Whitaker's Bookstore, where he can accommodate twelve or! fifteen boarders by the week or. month. JOSEPH C. HALEY.

Oct 11 4 96-1 DISSOLUTION. 'piIE FIRM OF, MOORE, STANLY CO. is this 1 day dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be closed and settled by John A. Stanly, who succeeds to the business, and is fully authorized to sign the name of the late firm in closing its business.

JOHN A. STANLY, P. MOORE, J. W. JONES.

jf" From a long acquaintance and an intimate association with Mr. Jopx A. Staslt, it gives me'pleasure to recommend him to my friends and the public, as a Merchant of capacity, activity and energy, and as a gentleman in every respect worthy of confidence; and I bespeak for him the same liberal patronage extended to the late firm of Moore, Staslt Co. Oct 2 r. WM: P.

MOORE. 124; CENT BLE ACHED cases of our celebrated yard wide Bleached Cotton for Twelve' and a half opened this morning -V Oct IV. HEDRICK RYAN. BOYS' FANCY COLORS, Embroidered Caps, Black, Pearl and Brown Soft Felt Hats, Canes and Belts, for sale by (oct 16) SHEPARD MYERS. RIME N.

C. BACON Hoe Bound. For sale by oct 16 DiROSSET BROWN. at bit wharf. Consnrtiees will nieac attend to Consijrtiees their jjoods.

(Oct l)i WORTH. FOR NEW YORK- xbr WAKE, Capt.Ty wili tve quick despatch a above. Fr freight apply to Oct OHO. HARRISS. or passage.

Jrqf FOR.NEW VORKlThe Xhr MARINE, Capt. 4J. Vovret wm hare quick dv-j'-uU forlhc above port. For Jreight or pply tlo 'IIKO, HARRISS. Uct FOR NEW -Tbe schr ALBA, Capt.

Os- borne, will hare quick despatch as above. For freight or pas.agc. apply to (Oct (iEO. ri AJ rUK SKXS eur ni.i.&.' vj.u Stntes, will hare despatch asaVtve passage, apply to (Oct 5) For freight or C.WOUTII- FOR PHI LADELPIII A. Merchant's Line.

The Rchr DAVID FAUST, Capt. Robbins, will bare de-patch as afKve. Fr freight or parage, apply to lct IZ V. wit- STEAMER SPRAY FOR SMITHVILLE. I Tl.o United States Mail Steamer SPKAIi John P.

Price, will k-uve Wilmingtou for Smithville, Tuodav, Weditcs-dav, aud Thursday after-nfwus af 3 o'clock, and Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Leave Smithville for Wil'Mington on Monday, Wedncday, Thursday and Fridav mortiiiis; at Passage one Dollar. Children and Servants half price. Freight at cutomu: Applv to Capt. ou lxmrd, or to Mav -'l A.

II. 'VAN 1JOK KELEN, South Wliarres. PASSENGER jLINE. Steamer MAGXO-riJA. Capt.

Geo. B.vHBtic, will ruu regularly freight and passengers. Leaves Fm ettenlle, Tuesda- oeiwe'jii iiiiiiiijj'ou anu tut in an Friday Wilmington, and Saturday. T. LUTTERLOH, Fayctteville, N.

LUTTEtfLOH, Agent at Wilmin Owner. E. gton, N.C. Juut Steamboat for Sale. WE will sell the fixe light draft iron stkamer "ZEPHYR," on accommodating terms.

For further information, apply to April 18 tf J. D. MacRAE CO. Freight and Passenger BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND FAYETTEVILLL teamer fnnt Lctterloh, Capt. Sted-3aTS2l man, leiaves Fayetteville on Monday an Thursday mornings, Wilmington on Tuesday and mornings.

Steamer Magnolia, Capt. Barber, leaves Fayetteville on Tuesday and Friday mornings, and Wilmington on Wednesday and Saturday carrying freight and passengers. Steamer Rowan, with full sett of lighters, runs regularly, carrying freight only. Having large and coavenient Ware Houses and Wharf, the facilities for dispatch on th'i3 line are superior to any other line on Cape Fear Riven LUTTERLOH ELLIOTT, Agents. Wilmington, N.

Sept. 1855. ISank Stock. SHARES Cape Fear Bank Stock, for sale. Apply to i W.

H. MARSH CO. 120 Aug 4 338 riULIP PK10I.EAC, JOUN" JtEKCElt, ciktis. P. PRIOLEAU ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, JT North Water Street.

Wilmington', N. Commercial Wharf, Smithville, N. C. "Our business will be conducted in Wilmington by H. M.

CURTIS, who is our authorized Agent for that nlace. July 31 4S4-ly OKO. HOOPER. J. L.

DEARBORN. HOOPER, DEARBORN HOf yu. Sc COMMISSION MERCHANTS; July 2Gth, 185L. tf.) Wilmington, N. ('.

GLINE VRAHA3I, COMMISSION II A S. NO. S4 BEAVER STREET NEW-YORK. Particular attentiou given to the sale of Naval Stores, Cotton, Liioeral advances made on consign- mcnts- May 25 378-lyc For Sale. MY' BOAT, with her sails, oars aud lixtures complete.

She is one of the fastest sailing crafts on the Sound. Price i90. to JNO. A TAYLOR. June 22 nr.

Carolina Hotel to Rent A Rich opening for an Enterprising Man. nPHAT long established and popular piece of propertv. I favorably known to the traveling public as the CAROLINA HOTEL, situated in the heart of the toru of Wil mington, on Market street, is offered for rent or lease, -im mediate possession given if desired. The Furniture, Ac of the house which has bceu recently renewed by the present occupant, Ji. L.

tsuow.v, r.sq., w-uo uecuncs on account ill health, will be disposed of on reasonable terms. Connected with the Hotel are tAvo spacious Stores, which may be had separately or together, but which be as very profitable appendages to the Hotel. It is rarely mat an opportunity so lucratively promising presents itseit to tne public and to a spirited individual, with expedience in the business, who will render himself agreeable and the accommodations and fare inviting, nore tempting enterprise cannot easily be conceived. Wilmington, by her public spirit, has become a great thorough- tare, and attained to mucn iinportauce and still again is her proverbial reputation fur enterprise to be increased, bv her recent bold measures to secure more pcrinanentlv ad vantages affecting most vitallv her future destinv. Julv 'Jl 42G-tf J.

C. R. H. WOOD. II ARM AN '8 HOTEL, (Late Washington and WAS THIS DAY OPENED BY THE SUHSCRT ber, formerly proprietor of the Fayetteville Hotel, and is now ready tor the accommodation of travelers.

Wilmington, June 1st JNO. HARM AN Bank or Wilmington, N. ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS made to the stock of this Bank after the 10th will be required to be paid in full, in gold or silver. Jiy order ot tne lioard. SeptS 4GS-30t JNO.

McRAE, Pres't. Copartnership Notice. UNDERSIGNED have this day formed a Co- J- partnership," under the firm of Lcttkrloh Elli ott, and willcoutinue the General Commission and Fer- warding business. Sept. 1, 1855 462-tf E.

J. LUTTERLOH, W. P. ELLIOTT. JAS.

T. PKTTKWAT. I GEO- E. PRITCHETT. PETTEWAY PRITCHETT, GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING JC MERCHANTS, North Water street, Wilmington, North Carolina.

rsg Willirive particular attention to the sale of Na val Stores, Cottox, kc. Sept 2, 1855-ly AUG. C. SHEPARD. I CHAS.

D. MTERS. SHEPARD MYERS, VXTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS. Caps, Walking Canes and Umbrellas, No. 1 Gran ite Row, Front street.

Oct 1 For Sjile. THAT SNUG and conveniently located Dwelling on Front, bstwesn Mulberrv and Walnut streets. now occupied by M.r. b. f.

Ivv Oct. (Sept 15-474-tf) Possession given 1st 0. G. PARSLEY. Notice.

A NY PERSON having claims against the subscriber. XJl. individually or as guardian, or against Steamer Spray, Wilmington Ice House, or the Clarendon Iron Works Company, will render the same without delay at his office. South Frontstreet. Any charge made against any of the above will not be paid unless authorized by subscribers written order.

Oct 1 0-495-tf A. H- VAN BOKKELEN. NOTICE. The subscriber, at Septenfber Term, 1855, of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, for New nanover County, having duly qualified as Administrator upon the Estate of Cornelius Myers, deceased, hereby notifies all persons indebted to said Estateto.maLe immediate payment, and all persons having claims against the same, to present them within the time prescribed by law, or, this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. GEORGE MYERS, AdmV.

PERUVIAN GUANO and Land Plaster, for sale br tofore extended to the old firm. E.MURRAY. March 21 -Hiitl L. PEACOCK. ORE FRENCH CONFECTIONER received by the schr.

1 i ret from New York, and opeimg thi dv, a liueasirtuieut if various flavored GUM DltOIS, and real FRENCH BURNT ALMONDS, a Coiifff-tioiiery never before offered in this market. Call and examine at the Variety Store, und-r the Office, and next door Soolt IiMMwinN. May MRS. W. II.

IfeNEALE. otice. 4 LL PERSONS are hereby warned not to huut, fish, Jr- or trespass in any manner onuy lands in BrunswicV county, tinWthc severest penalties of the law. T. C.

MclLTIENNY. May 7 no'i-tf 7OR SALE-I Sept. n. A Fiue Carriage. Aj ply to M.

CKONLY. J. S. WILLIAMS. DKALKU IN FANCY AND STAPLE DRY iOOlS, MAlIKKT STIJF.ET.

WILMINGTON N. Apiil 1 o. FASHIONABLE MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, FRONT NEXT POOR TO TUB PKEsBYTEHIAN CIU'KCII. MISS RAITT, late of New York, would respectfully inform the Ladies that her Spring styles are now ready for inspection. She has spared no expense in getting up rich and fashionable Bonnet, as well as the Paris styles, being imported direct for herself.

A large supply of every thing connected with the trade will be always on hand, so that Bonnets, of any style can be made at shortest notice, by experienced Milliners. An early call and patronage is solicited. A lot of new trimmings and fancy articles will be sold cheap. Wilmington, "March 26th 326lyc DISTILLERS' GLUE and for sale by Julv -On hand, a superior article W. H.

MARSH CO. 415 Notice. WE HEREBY caution all persons from buyhigoi receiving a certain draft drawn by J. Snow, dated Wilmington, N. C.

Jnly 5, 1855, "upon M. Cronly, and accepted by. him, in favor of Charles G. Jones, at thirty days after for 175. The said 'raft having been obtained by fraud, this is to.

the public that pav-ment of the said draft has been stopped. Jour, and Com. copv tf J. SNOW, Wilmington, July 5t S-tf M. CRONLY.

K. r. LirTTKRLOII. P. KI.I.fOlT.

LUTTERLOH ELLIOTT, ENERAL COMMISSION FORWARDING MER- CHANTS. Wilmington. N.C. keep constantly "on "hand a supplv of Lime, Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Land Plaster, Plastering Hair, Sept 1 4fi2-tf o. W.

STVROV. CU.I3HN STY RON, COMMISSION FOK WARDIXG MEllUU. I A'7; Sept. 1,1855. WILMINGTON, c.

Copartitcrwliip. THE UNDERSIGNED have this day entered into -a Copartnership, under the na-ne and style of Ct M-ming At SrvRox, for the transaction of a general 'om-mision and Forwarding business. .1. 1). CUM MING, Sept.

1 1 855 4G2-tf C. W. STYRON. AVE UP ErToR ARTICLEyF' WTIEAT IJRAN, for sale by (Oct 6) D. DuRPE, Jr.

Valuable Lauds on the Cape Fear River. THE LANDS and Plantations known as the Roane and Blue Banks Plantations, are offered for sale. These lands lie only 15 miles above Wilmington, on tlie Cape Fear River, and extend out to the Wilmington Manchester Railroad, and are of easy access to one of the best markets in the State of North Carolina. On the north side of the river there are six hundred acre of the finest River Bottom Land iu the State about fifty acres of which arc already cleared, and produce the finest sort of crops. One hundred acres more maybe cleared, which is sufficiently elevated above the ordinary height of freshets to save the crops.

The lands abound in Ash, and the finest kind "of Cypivs Timber. On the side of the River, is situated the balance of the lands, estimated at seven thousand five hundred acres, from which three fine settlements may be made. The upper portion, or Blue Banks contains two thousand acres or more of which there arc some one hundred and fatty acres now cultivation, and is well adapted to corn, peas, potatoes and cotton. There is a large quantity of fine land yet to clear, the growth on which is pine, oak and hickory and dog-wood. South of this tract is the Roane Plantation, and adjoining the low lands mentioned above, containing some, two thousand four hundred acres, a small quantity of which is cleared, and a considerable more yet to clear On this tract all the buildings and improvements are situated, consisting of a good Dwelling-house, Kitchen, Smoke-house, Corn-crib, Stables, and some fourteen nc gro houses, all of which are new and comfortable.

Thcr is a Turpentine Still and Fixtures which will be sold whli the land, if desired. There arc also some efcht tasks of Turpentine Boxes, some three tasks of which arc old on the land. The remainder of the lands lie adjoining this tract. and on Hood's Creek, containing some three thousand acres of unimproved Pine Lands, which would make a fine settlement, a portion of them being good farming lands, and on which several fine building lots could be had immediately on the Railroad, suitable for Summer Residences. Persons wishing to purchase such lands.

will do well to call and examine the premises before ma king a location. DAVID D. ALLEN, 4 JAS. H. PRITCHETT, Assignees.

Oct 13 498-tf Fay. and No. State Whig copy. 11111 JARS POTASH. 200 cans do.

Prepared and sold low, by A. 0. BRADLEY, Oct 12 urug. Cbem. QOLIDIFIED MILK.

An article which cannot be1 too highly recommended to persons travelling or making a sea voyage. steamboat or vessel should be with out it. Sold bv A. O. BRADLEY.

Oct 12 Chem. JOHN A. STANLY. COMMISSION MERCHANT, Oct 2 Wilmington. N.

C. One Hundred Dollars Reward. rior OTTDCnDintin i im ouuouiuDtik wm pay me aoove sum to anv -L person who will apprehend and confine in any pub-licprison, so that he may be put into his possession, his negro man slave, called Cornelius, and sometimes Cor nelius Williams, a Carpenter He is well known in Wil mington, where he was hired in 1854 to Mr. W. B.

Flan-ner and fer the present year was hired to Mr. R. Wood or Jones county. The subscriber has no doubt that he is at present in Wilmington, and wiU attempt to escapa VT 3. G.STANLY.

Newborn, Aug. 31, 1855. 469 tf Goldsboro Telegranh eoov 1 month, and ttnA Kill tn J. at Nowbern. PLOUR FROM NEW CROP WHEAT A superior article now in store, and for sale bv AngSQ DuPRE, Jb.

MOLASSES 100 hhds sweet Muscovado Molasses in store and for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by OctS J. D. McRAE CO. TTnTROUGHTr NAILS. 20 kegs Wrought Nails jnst received.

For sale bv R. BLOSSOM, oct 16 oct 16 DeROSSET BROWX. 1 cash at (Oct 13) GEO. H. KELLEY'3..