The Wilmington Daily Herald from Wilmington, North Carolina • Page 2

J. A Smash w(-urrl -on Richmond, Fred- ericksburg ml JliHroad, la? IriJay for: AM): "Mr. KoiroR I observe in your par i of b-iurday the -Alii. It is ot: I wiiO ti uds us loc-lity cf: (U 1L a ktter of John; van luren to the tne 'noon, as the mafl tram wii comnisr south. One of I rc'iA nt rf th those much to Ik? HrcadMl 'vnakt the I n.im icraiic fold, in iconsennfcncc of his views en I.

the Lunbr i 1 frcTi Sdter Lake, peat The letter isteand unicr a "tialsare -r I 'ctu i the end. rilOIUTIES. pAterebur-'ETnri' vcAA -X tiVIt arc 1 TJie letter Lj written with J. I or 14 i i- 2i "as cvk Uy ol deal of excitcuiv hat we cart only i very straggling ci. rnal evidence cf its an! Joe Oilman has breu 9 -v pv" annoyed that use the flat rail forced through rwrri, TUnk Thel annual routine of the car.

throwing: it. oil: and muc two or three t- fp ftf 9rf. WL; tr 15 much otbcrK in iti trainl FortunateH'. the only I tnW '9tmns1 IWfwMU that of them John over startling intelligence from Snaikttown It damage done, was the scratching and bruising of Cochran the Surveyor of the port, has charge, (a tockholders of the Commercial. Bank of Wilmington, Vas held at their Banking House on yesterday, 5th instO A majority of stock a well as votes being present, the meeting was duly organize d.

The annual report of the President lioui4 a Otb. Ie yesterday of 5 a i fales of 7 bbJs 2 i 0 btU at 3,20 for eUow 4 cf 50 caik at 44 CU per c. 42 eta per gal being a de- hcaTy business) 2ow I do not intend to consume been Mejstbe wreptyle is thar. 1. 7 are.

expectink to forchin Snaik will bekort and egzibited all over the kedV.try at 23 senb. A stcrli-kompany has, been fprm'd, to One of theas-senger coaches rece.red sundry seveie get nd 8ustatned by Mr. Tan Buren spekilate into the grate Monster 01 tne uepe aiso buocK, uui an laerciu vscapeu me i mereT to expose the base traud attempted to olae cf 2 highly profitable year's business; the Bunk haying declared two semi-annual dividends of five per cent be practiced by this so called National Democracy sooner this-road is laid with thjc, heary rail through cf 0a LUs inferiot No. l.t 0 lla Common at 1,55 for Urg 1,75 per VJ, aiiJ cf out, the better, we think, for all concerned pass each. The contingent fund including the profits of upon 5outnern people.

5 i Soon after thfe appearance of the letter above re bbli town engers and company. 4 the last three months are now equal to 22 per cent unto the chances cf ketchmg the fame. 1 no snares are all taken, "'but the Snaik aint The money is all paid in, but the old whalerV line bn't all payed out yet: The object was saw yesterday onto the bottom of the Laik, with a mairmaid on his back, a-comink of her hair, and the stockholders' hartz beat hi -also the shares sell hishcr The company hcv bill a high T1K.V1 a dcc'Jua cf 5 rt rwr ft- ferred Cothrantheuieyor afbresajd, tide, with eoIcs tOMli? of 05 LI 9 km We copr the followinir article from the Fay- (whether at the instance of the Editor of the Union neit. Bacox. TestM-dT 1 cjca ik oupvin nf vtrdar: defer comment 1 will not pretend to say,) comes out in opposition Cli I a I Get for the present, and dismiss the subject wi the but affirmin2 the Jme on a subject so vitallv Uotto.v.

1 yoterdar cf 27 bla ai ohservatcrv. and? watchmen to observe cents fw the Snaik of Snaiks. and keen their eyes onto him wi 1 single question "do the Charlotte people The old Board of Directors, consisting ofj). Parsley, J. G.

Weight, E. Kidder, Z. Xritimtr, j. Bellamy, A. J.

DeRosset, B. Flanner, and Geo. Ilarriss were re-elected; and at a subsequent meeting of the Directors, O. G. Parsley wan re-elected President.

Hat. r.cte the receipt of US bale Eastern Wh when seen. The watchmen stand onto the top of mean chan-cd 1.17 tcr 100 lbs. I the ohseriratorv- beinr selected from amonff their Timber. Zzlcs cf rafts at 7.25 and 8.SO wr y.

important to the South, in nearly the same identical language. But jto avoid doing injustice to any party on a subject important, I will give the resolution of Mr. Van Buren introduced and adopted at a Convention where Mr. Cochran was present, and the language used by Mr. Cochran in the speech fellow citizens for their superior hite and the afore Rail Roads to tke West.

A gentleman who visited Charlotte recently, informs ns that he heard and of 1 inferior tt 1 per cash. i said beini? bilt at least fiftv feet hi: and the above a strong desire expressed there to form a connection by rail road with onr road to the Coal Mines, now in are naid a hiirh salarv. which elevated position na New, Rail Road Project. people of Salem Cuakxcstos, Kov. S.Cottou The transaction to bles them to grain a unobstructed view of the broad day reached nearly 1600 bales, and prieat uffered a de are thinking of building Rail Road Irom that place process of construction.

Not only would that be the expans of water, and make affidavys of seeing the nearest route to water by this place to cline on former price. The sales were at Si a to Ilieh Point or Lexington in Davidson County, a Snaik, which doubbles the value of the stork: it is a S-16 eta. I Wilmington, and the nearest route to Northern FaTiTTivittE, Xov. 5. Cotton ia unchanged, gales of distance of eighteen or twenty miles, where it will intersect the North Carolina Railroad.

The esti- capital stork. Haz been seen every day twicet, and on one occashun only. 3 times. On transfer-days fair to eoodat. Si eta.

Floor has advaseed. ml it will be vizzible during bizness hours, (by orJerof alluded to. i The Resolution reads as follows, viz Resolved, That while the Democracjr of New York will faithfully adhere to all the compromine of the Constitution and maintain the reserved rights of the States, they deem this a suitable occasion to declare their fixed hostility to the extension of slavery to free Territories." Mr. Cochran declares that the Soft or Administration party as he calls it, vi'xW oppose the further extension of ularery, but only in an unconstitutional mcde. I am unable to Family at Wheat aella at $1.50.

Com. the Boards The observatorv is fumisht with quiz sales at 65a70 cU. Turpentine veDow diD m11s at zing-glasses and a teluseope. It is thought tKat the $2,75. Spirits S7a89 eta.

observatory is sufficiently conspickuous to attract the notis of the Snaik. And sum people, as is too TDOXDS FOR Income Bond of the Door to buv shares, ses if he does twig the prepara JLJ Wilminjrton and Manchester Kailroad with tionz made tp ketch him, he will die of laffing, and 1 Coupons at 7 per cent.payablo in Charleston. For sale discover any difference practically beneficial to us of mated cost of building and stocking; the Road is $300,000 which amount the people of Salem could alone easily raise The "Press7 thinks that this Road, would be a public benefit of incalculable value, and believes that it will be built sooner or later. In other words this branch will be a feeder to the N. Road, and the produce ami business of Forsyth County will be carried off to Norfolk and Portsmouth; if superior inducements are not offereil to give it a direction hitherward.

We confess, when we read cf the new and opposing routes of Railroad that hisskin stuft immeiatelyl" There will be a Von I by (nov S-515-St) DkROSSET BROWN. stolidated United Slate Snake Company, before the South between pe two leaders, and as this is the day for the great struggle between the so called Republican and Soft Shell Democratic parties of markets, by Beaufort, (with which we expect to be connected after the cars come here with coal,) but the great iron region beyond Charlotte, Lincoln, Rutherford, is in want of coal to keep alive the fires in their foundries. They have the iron and the lime, but fuel is scarce, and coal is not to be had at all. The cheap conveyance of coal to that part of the State would give an impetus to the manufacture of iron, the like of which has never been dreamed of in North Carolina. The distance from Deep River to Charlotte is about 80 miles.

From Charlotte to Rutherfordton a road will certainly be built. It will be recollected that a railroad from Ashe-ville to this place, which would pass near to Charlotte, was ably advocated in thi3 paper some eighteen months ago, by one of the first men in the Western part of the State; and that it also formed a prominent feature in that comprehensive scheme so forcibly presented in the remarkable pamphlet of Dr. Hawks. It will be the interest of the Western part new jewcirr store in iimincioil. long! Knickerbocker.

JUST received by Adams Express a splendid lot of Silver Table and Tea Spoons, Forks I of Prince KeckAvith's Auti-Dispeptic Pills; From Hon. Edward Stakijet. of North Carolina, now in Albert pattern (new style,) do. Brunswick pattern (new -1. the Empire State, both entirely Freesoil, I think that to us of the Soith it is quite immaterial which triumph's.

Better, far better would it be for the country if it could result like the fight of the kilkenny cats. It certainly can not be that the success, of either can be heralded as a triumph by either of the great Also, a magnificent lot of. Jewelry, consisting of the I was induced, many yeara since, to use Beckwith'a Pills to prevent billious attacks, to which I latest style of Ear-Rings, Breast Pins, Also, a large assortment of Cake Baskets, Tea Setts, Corals, was subject. Since then, I have been entirely Watches and all kinds of Jewelry repaired at the short" exempt. I know them to be safe, and may parties of the South'.

But a few days and we shall est notice, and warranted. are springing up in our State, that we look forward to a connection with the Western counties with anxiety. Next to the road 'which Wilmington now lias in hand, we consider the Fayetteyille Western Road as chief in importance; and we antieipite its earlv comnletion with hone. When that work is be taken under any circumstances of exposure. CALHOUN Nov.

I. ALEXANDER. see. The reader is referred to the Town papers copy. Letter and Speech or sale ilnnngton by Aug 18 VM.

II. LIPPITT, Drug. Chexn. Lippitt's Specific. Whitesville, N.

August 4, 1855. alluded to. BOQUET D'ORLEANS, I OR XX BOURBON. Dr. W.

II. Lippitt, Dear Sir i We have used your of the State to connect with our Coal Mine Road and they will see and feel that interest by the time our Road shall be finished. We are happy to learn that the Contractors are working at it with great energy. The signs are, that of the alternatives of ruin or great prosperity, now before us, we shall avoid the former and secure the latter, We cannot stand still. With the facilities for trade and travel latelv created all around us.

we should sink if we From groves of sweet flowers this perfume was culled specific in our families, and find it a most valuable reme dy in the cases lor which it 13 recommended, xou are wnere deep golden sammers exalt the perftme, Where the breeze from the South in the deep glen wa at liberty to use this as a certificate if you think proper. luueo, Hard Words! The following biting occurs in a very recent letter of Hon. IV S. Dickinson to the New York Hard Democracy. Everybody knows that Dickinson regards the administration and its party in New York, as an unconstitutional, free-soil concern "Let with her grim concomitants, tremble as she plots he treason, and seek to build up her perfidious strength upon national disturbance and the ruins of the constitution and, above all, Yours T.

S. MEMORY, ALFRED SMITH. Where blossoms exhale, but forever resume Prepared and sold by W. H. Lippitt, Drug.

andChem. J'To impart this aroma, 'tis the sweetest, the best. It steals oer the senses as the nectar nf Jove. Wilmington, N. C.

For sale by Memory Whites To the boquet of beauty it gives a new tfest ville, N. G. SAILING OF THE OCEAN STEAMERS. FROI THE UNITED STATES. LEAVES FOR LET THAT PRECIOUS BAND OF BREAD AND BUTTER PAT completed, it seems to us that a connection by Rail Road with Fayetteville from this place will follow as a matter of necessity.

i i "Proscription" Again. The Journal having put forth the allegation that "proscription" had been practised by the American party of Wilmington, and inferentially by the Commissioners of the town, basing on such allegation the effort now being made to' "pat into the municipal offices men j)f the Anti-American party, Ve took occasiorTthe other day to call on that paper for a substantiation of what it had alleged affirming, that, so far as our information went, no proscription for opinion's sake been used by the present Board of Commissioners. The Journal gives no response to our call thereby virtually admitting that its charge was a baseless one. now go further, and, premising that "pro- RIOTS (Administration democrats) remember that 13 the pride of the toilet and the perfume of love. For sale by W.

Hi LIPPITT, Oct SO Druggist and Chemist. Headquarters 30th Regiment nJc. Militia, did nothing. But with a right spirit, the way to prosperity is clear before us. Arrival of the Star of the West Further and Important from Central America Success of Col.

Walker, New Yobk, Nov. 4. The steamer Star of the West arrived here list evening with 300 passengers and $1,000,000 in gold from California. She connected with the steamer Uncle Sam, the passengers by which were detained nine days on the Isthmus in North Star New York Havre Oct 13 THE PEOPLE HAVE A kAY FOR THEIR FASTING AND III" Union York. 20 miliationV Pacific York.

Oct 17 America" Beston Liverpool 10 RDEIt No. 2. The Companies comprising the Ud Canada Boston 24. per Division, viz I I Atlantic New York Liverpool Oct SI pft.iPn: "rv. Daniel Webster's Estate.

The Boston Transcript learns that the executors of the estate of Daniel Hermann WwYnrk Rrmn 3 Webster have sent printed circulars to persons hav Tfr. 7 bouth Washmjrton ing claims against the same, in which it is stated Bait ir Npw Yort Li vprnool Nov 14 1 Finey Woods consequence of the existing political troubles. The war in Central America is assuming a serious aspect. Col. Walker attacked Grenada on the 14th which, having been previously almost deserted by its inhabitants, he to without much resistance.

that the net amount of assets in their hands is $35, New York Havre Nov 17 I Upper Bl River Araeco 180,89, and the amount of claims is about $155,000 Lower Asia Liverpool 21 Canetuck The executors are npw making a distribution among the creditors. They divide twenty-one and three Atlantic Liverpool New York Oct 6 On the 22d, Gen. Cerral, commander of the forces Long Creek Herman New Oct 10 scription" is generally understood to mean turning of the late government, surrenders to Walker, and -quarters per centum, retaining in hand about one will assemble for Review and inspection, at Long Creek Africa Liverpool Oct 13 a man out of office because of difference of political a treaty of peace was formally ratifie between them, per centum to defray expenses and charges in the on me xotn aay or November, 1855. I Court Martial will be held immediate after narade. Baltic Liverpool York Oct 20 Arag-o Havre York.

24 authoritatively, that not a singleX Uon Mayargu tne late secretary 01 state, suit against tne Qityj ot JNew urleans lor a claim of opinion, we aver, Asia. Liverpool Boston $25,000 for counsel jfees in the Gaines' controversy UVIi 21 I viui ut uuii vuiuuiauuiuiL nov 2-514-tf SAli'L A. SW ANN, Adjutant. outside the city, was shot on the 22nd at enemy- itt MARINE NEWS. BACON.

300 lbs. Hog Round for! sale bv M. McINNl'S. land, the waiter, when he answers you, is always "Going!" in England, however, your waiter, wheq nov 2 PORT OF WILMINGTON, N. G.

Grenada. The Transit Company's steamer San Carlos, with the passengers which left New York in the Star of the West on the 5th was fired into by the government forces from the fort at the junction of the San Juan River and Lake Nicaragua, and a lady and WESTERN HAMS. 500 lbs. in store and for sale by nov 2 M. McINNIS.

ARRIVED. 5, schr. Denmark, Cromwell, from Bath, to J. H. he favors you an audible response, is always "Coming!" But we have generally found with waiters, as a class, that it is when you want them to come that they are always "going," and, on the contrary, it is when you wish them to go that they per- Chadbourn with hav.

MESS PORK. 25 bbls for sale cheap by nov 2 M. child were killed and the boat damaged. The pas- cantrpre finbArmpntl rearhfid t.hf. Pacific without Brig A Washburn, Camm, from Bristol, R.

to cINNIS. Kidder Martin; with ballast. avoid these unpleasant con- r.ihn-n rWatmn sist in "coming 1 10FFEE. 40 bags in store ahd for Sale by Str. Fanny Lutterloh, Steadman, from Fayetteville, to nov 2 JM.

McINNIS Lutterloh iilhott. Brig Knight, Griffin, from Boston, to Kidder individual has been ejected Jrom office by the pre-y sent Board of Commissioners nor have the political opinions of persons, applicants for offices, appointments, or contracts, at any time or on any -'occasion been brought into question-. Wo make this statement as an actjof required justice to the Commissioners of the town, and to show those of our fellow citizens who not predetermined upon opposition to the American candidates, "whoever they may be, how senseless and groundless is the charge of "proscription." 1 S. C. CONGRESSMEN' AND TIIE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL Con vention.

The S. Cdelegationih Congress are divided as to the policy and propriety of a represen- tation of that State in the Democratic National Convention, which meets some time next spring, at Cincinnati, to nominate candidates for President and Vice President of the United States. Messrs. Boycci McQueen, and Keitt are opposed to it altogether. On the evening of the 19th, the government forces tingencies mere is notmng iiko a aumo waiter, wno from Rivas made murderous attack on the return- bears without a murmur anything and everything ing Califomians at Virgin Bay, killing four and se- you c.hoo?e to Put uPon mm and exPects no fee or verely wounding eight.

Both the above acts appear gratuity in return. Martin; with ballast. HAY. 80 bales for sale by good New York pay in store and (nov 2) fM. McINNIS.

Brig Webster, Staples, from Boston, to Pierco Dudley. CLEARED. to have been dictated by a spirit of revenge; at the Spiritual Manifestation (ox the stage.) For Sale. ACRES PINE LAND, situated 6, BrigUellvellyn, Haskell, for Biddleford, by J. success oi waiKer.

"iiensley had to play Henry IV. in Richard III. immediately H. Chadbourn, with timber and lumber. Oi upon the Wilmington Weldon RJ R.

four to Opinion of the Attorney General of the United Str. Fanny Lutterloh, Steadman, for Fayetteville, by nve miles Irom the depot at Wilmington. States Lutterloh Elliott. Str. Flora McDonald, Evans, for Fayetteville, by T.

Equality of thb States. 1. It has been adjudged ACRES OF RICE OR MP! A Tin T.ivn After that monarch's death in the early part of the play, he had to appear for a moment or two as his own ghost, in the! fifth act. The spirits were at that time exhibited en buste, through a trap. Now our Henry was invited out to supper, and being anxious to get there early, and knowing that little more than his shoulders need be seen by the public, 50 is.

G. Worth. mm fc 01 14 ted between Forceput and Thornburv. eleven a by a long series of decisions of the Supreme Court lhat the United States never held any municipal GO AHEAD. The members of this Com- sovereignty, jurisdiction, or right of sou in the ter which is fine swamp land.

For terms apply to Oct. 29, jt. CRONLY. FOR HIRE. A good second ha nd PIANO.

Eqaire at this office. i I ritory of which any of the new states are formed, he retained his black velvet coat and buirles. but uo ictamcu u.a i iU I 1 -5 Mf.Orr uuvHiS Yisiuiu. cUC opCat yuaii untu.g xui v. ux Fuaca, iuc.y auw discarding the lower part of his stage costume, he ing to join please attend.

"before nov 6-5 17-1 1 nankeen pants. ns eyes, is in iavor oi it. jur. urooKS nas no i 1 drew on a jaunty pair of new tigl jaunty pair of new tight ROB'T BLANEY, Capt. Massachusetts, Georgia, and other States in the ori AINTS PAINTS I to be as far dressed for his supper company as he ginal common territory of the Union, or by treaties 10,000 lbs.

White Lead, fine and extra, could. FOR SALE A second-hand PIANO, Chickering's make a good instrument. Apply at this office. 5,000 Snow White Zinc, nov 6. "When he stood in the trap he cautioned the men whOjjkjjpied the crank not to raise him as high as with France, bpam, and the Mexican republic, in the territories of Louisiana, the Floridas, New Mexico, and California.

objection, "if it would tend to producea harmonious feeling throughout the South." And, Mr. Aiken has said nothing about it, the one way or the other. Let South Carolina be represented by all means. Let Genl. Commander go to Cincinnati.

A National Democratic Convention is no Convention without BBLS. PINE APPLES. Pears. Ouinnoa usual, and ot course they promised him to obey 50. 2.

It has been adjudged by the same series of de also a fine lot of Oranges and Lemons, jost received but a wicked low comedian was at hand, whose love cisions that the provisions of the ordinance for the of mischief predominated over his friendship, and he and for sale at the Market street Broadway Variety Store, under the Herald Office. i liUac 500 44 Chrome Green, in oil, 500 44 44 Yellow 44 1,000 44 Venetian Red 44 1,000 44 Spanish Brown 44 2,000 44 Black Lead 1 cask 44 Dry, 10 bbls Venetian Red, 10 Spanish Brown, organization of the Northwest Territory were extin- suddenly aplied himself with such good will to the the if of them guished by constitution; or any retain nov 6 W. H. DeNEALE. wrench, that he ran King Henry up right to a level continuing validity, it is only so far as they may with the stage, and moreover, gave Majesty such ANOTHER lot of BUCKWHEAT just received and for sale at the Market street Brbadwav Variety have authdnty derived irom some other source, ei a jerk that he was forced to step from the trap on Store, under the Herald Office.

Terra de Sienna, Umber, Prussian Blue, For nov 6 W. H. DiNE ALE. LIPPITT, to the boards to save himself from falling. The sight of the old Lancastrian monarch in a costume of two such different periods Mediceval above, all nankeen and novelty below- was destructive of all sale by W.

nor Druggist and Chemist. ther the compacts of cession or acts of Congress under the constitution, .3. This doctrine has been applied in leading cases to questionsjtouching the property in public lands, the relation of master and slave, religion, navigable waters, and the eminent domain, and may be taken as the established legal truth. RUSHES! A large assortment Paint Brushes. Sash decorum before the.

stage and upon it. The audi rPAKE NOTICE. I expect to leave Wilmington JL about the 15th of the present month. All persons, therefore, indebted to the firm of H. J.

Mayer, or myself, are notified that a settlement is required before that time. All having claims against the firm or mjslf, are desired to present them without delay. nor 5-5 16-5 1 JOSEPH MAYER. the General. The Cheraw Gazette thinks it easily demonstrated that the North Eastern Road; with an extension of thS Cheraw Darlington Road from the former place to the Coal Field's' and to Raleigh, is of vastly more importance to Charleston, than half a dozen Blue Ridge Roads.

The Gazette; is half right. But, Charleston has irons enough already in the fire "Wait a little" as Mesty says. JrP1" Some defunct old politician occasionally turns up. They are resurrecting George M. Dallas, (who was once Vice President,) and rubbing him down With a view to entering him in j'the Presidential umb rare next summer.

The more thp mpr- xoois, xtunaers, arnisn urusnes, urainaL wholesale and retail, by W. Hi LIPPITT, ence emphatically 'split their and as for the Tyrant in his tent, he sat bolt and burst into such a roar that the real Richard could not 4. In obedience to the same principle, and pro ceeding in the same line of adjudications, it must have looked more frantically hysterical had the de have been held, if the question had come up for ju EGltO CLOTHING. Opened this day a new sap- ceased Henry actually so visited him in the nankeen dicial determination, that the provisions of the act of ply best quality wool Kerseys and Plains they spirit. JJoran.

March 6, 1820, which undertakes to determine in advance a perpetual rule of municipal law for all This is a very beautiful sight for a person with have always given satisfaction to the purchaser we recommend them with confidence. For sale at a small advance by (nov 5) JAMES DAWSON. VARNISH Coach, Furniture, Japan, Demar, Iron and Leather Varnish, always on hand. For nale-wholesale and retail by W. Hi LIPPITT nov.

3 Drugglatjand Chemist: IN STORE 1200 bushels Turk's Island Salt, 200 44 fresh ground Corn Meal 25 lbs Lash Mills Famfly Flour. For sale by W. II MeRART kCt. nov 3-515-lw I a refined beastly taste," said Mrs. Partington at the that portion ot the province of Louisiana which lies north of the parallel of 36 deg.

30 min. north latitude, was null and void ab incepto. because incom agricultural show, looking at the big sheep, and ad dressing a tall young man by her side. He respon rier. patible with the organic fact of equality of internal ded "yes'm.

Is; that a hydraulic ram she asked, with great simplicity, provoking a smile on right, in all respects, between the old and the new I States. the young man face, and a loud laugh from outsiders, who were attracted hv thfihlnrk hnnnpt Th Madame Bishop Co. Madame Anna Bishop and M. Bochsa left for Australia in the Kit Carson, as poor. as when they arrived in California.

change paper, BOUND PERIODICALS. We have a few volumes of Harpers' Magazine, Godey's Lady's Book, Graham's Magazine, The Magazine of Art, Gleason's Pictorial, Ballou's Pictorial The Family Magazine, The Agriculturist, Sartain's Union Magazine, Dwight's American Penny Magazine, The Southern Methodist Pulpit, The Practical Draughtsman, Appleton's Mechanic's Magazine, The Schoolfellow, The World of Art and Industry, Illustrated History of Hungary, Popular Educator, Putnam's Magazine, the N. E. Farmer, Ac. For sale at nov 5 S.

W. HITAKER'S. UNBLUsmNo CoRRCPTiON.r-r.The American Organ, vouner man informed bor thU rQa in at uasninon iuy, states mat reter u. washing- ed sheep, from which very ion" yarn was spun Ladies' Seamens' Friet Seeietv. A THE CALL of the President, ameeting of thi XX.

Aasociatien will take place in the Session-Room at the rear of the Presbyterian Church on Monday next, at 3 o'clock, P. M. The Home is already ia operation, and articles to be furnished by the ladies are tmmediatelr re ton, paying Auditor of the Treasury, had, when "Ah said she, "you are very kind; but can you Heavens how much fatter would you have old Bochsa He looked like the side of a house when he was here. tell me if the Pope has sent any of his bulls over here to this "No," said he smiling tremen dously, but among the swine is a descendant of i Daniel M. Foyles has been appointed TTERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES.

The lar- the great Boanergies." Neither Mrs. Partington nor any one near knew what he meant, but he laughed loudly, and; those outside Haughed louder paying the quarterly salaries to the Clerks in that Department on Tuesday last, "formally and positively demanded of each clerk, messenger, and watchman in the Treasury Department a contribution of five dollars for the purpose of purchasing votes in Maryland. The amount thus collected, we learn, reached $2,000, which has been forwarded to Baltimore to be expended in purchasing votes for the Hon. Henry May. Poor and needy men, Whigs, and persons who are conscienciously opposed to such bribery and corruption, were forced, under pain of dismissal, to contribute the amount.

Weigher and Guager'of this port, in place of Wm. T.J Vannr resigned. i The number of killed and wounded by the terrible accident on the Pacific Railroad on Tuesday than ne, mucn to ui3 satislaction. They laughed even louder when he found swinging from his but ton behind a tag bearing the inscription, Vermont Boy," with age and weight given, but he didn't between St." Louis and Jefferson city, is vari- quired. AU those ladies who have subscribed, and alt others willing to aid in so good a cause are requested to-attend--and is hoped a punctual attendance will be observed, as it is quite important we hive full time to make all necessary arrangements for entering heartily on our proper business.

nov 3-51 5-2 1 LADIES' BENEVOLENT, SOCrETY.i-The Subscription falls, short thb year by more than twenty names. Several cases of protracted sickness have provedi expensive. The funds left for current use by the absent Treasurer are exhausted. The officers are constrained! to call for the contributions of those who are arrears. It is for the "sick poor this appeal is made.

Are theie-not more than 56 ladies in this large town who will res pond by sending small contribution for the kind pur poe of administering to their relief tjutil the Treaa r- i return, receipts will be given bv the Secretary, o-t I rectress who has the books. By order of the recircsj. '-nor I-5l8-U; ously estimated, and one despatch says that out of And Ike was looking so innocently all the while trving to make the ram sneeze Jy tickling his nose gest and best assortment ever offered in this market. 5 gross Golden Bell Cologne, 3 A 1 Farina 2 Labin'a Extracts, 2 44 XX Bourbon, 1 doz. Esprit de Fleura de 2 gros Bell Lavender, Ess.

Bouquet, Oriental Drops, Strawberry Tooth, Wash, -j? Eau des Fumeuos 'or Antiscorbutic Elixir, 100 gross Fancy Soaps, -t- -w. 10 PhjlocomeOU and Pomade, 0 doz. Oriental Crystaline Pomatum, -3. Pomade deBbe, 1 0 gross Lip Salve, I- 5 44 Cold Cream, 700 passengers, not more than 200 escaped uninjur- witn a straw: ft A iVASH TOtUREi a muiSAxeE. An interesting mpamcaiion oj a weu una nyarauiic apparatus has been devised by an machinist It American Government purchasing American votes I To what are we comingf P.

S. A personal friendinfonned us this morning that ho had heard that one of the employees in the Sixth Auditors Office, who was called upon to contribute five dollars to the Maryland electioneering fund, protested against the demand, and begged to be let off with a smaller amount The person soliciting the contributions, replied that the order was. imperative, and he must contribute five dollars: -This is doubtless an exaggeration. of this State, sailed from New York on Saturday, for Bremem 1- -v New Yoek, Nov. 3.Exchange orr Loudon ruled this morning at from 8f a 9 per cent, Bank-.

ers bills principally commanding the latter rate. Thf stock market generally had declined 2a5 per ct. an elegant form of the coi a a garden engine, 'adap English and French Tooth Brushes, every style, -4 v- Shaving 44 44 freslt auppl just receivedC BURNING FLUID by rf -25; 5 1 10. tea 10 arawingrooms; anu us purpose is not to.ir-rigate the plants in Ithe balcony," for promotion of their growth, 'but toj besprinkle the organ grinders in the street, in the fevent of their refusing to move on. No library or sick chamber Tacing the street should be without ne of these useful contrivances; The liquid reromraended for the, spafgeaction of the noisy vagrants is soap-and-water.

a fluid to "which W. iL LIPPITT He also informs us that the sum of $5,000 was collec tc -U. -1 Hair on no consideration win the modicum awarded by ted in the various departmenta.rican Organ: the Executive be touched, if the old soldier canpos- Money is very tight in New York worth to 12 Forsala wholesale and retail, by I LEATHERS. 500 and for; sale bv Ibs New FeaUiera; just received wf Jl McKARY CO W. H.

LIPPITT, Mwjmivwuvuigwii i per cent, stocks contmae to aiL. ney have all evidently a great objection. 'x Druggist and Chemist. noVid; 1. 4.